H a i h j E c x n n First College Daily un the South VOLUME XXI. AUSTIN, TEXAS TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 22, 1921 No. 112 Q U E N PLAY FIRS! GAME OF - SEASON TODA! FOR LEGISLATORS § University Nine to Clash W ith Austin All-Stars on Clark Field Citizens’ Committee to Decide Today W hether University Campus W ill Be Used U n iversity o f T exas students will Students’ Com m ittee subm itted plans have their first opportunity o f the to the citizens o f A ustin Monday a f t ­ year seeing the Longhorn baseball ernoon for a barbecue to be given for team in action when the O range and legislators, citizen s o f A ustin and stu ­ W hite plays the A ustin A ll-S ta rs on dents, on the U n iv ersity cam pus on Clark Field th is afternoon at 3 :00 March 2. T he. plans are being con­ o’clock. V arsity students also will sidered by th e C itizen s’ C om m ittee have the privilege o f seeing such and their decision w ill be made pub­ m ajor league perform ers as Rip Col­ lic today a t noon. lins, the best young pitcher in the The proposal m ade by the com m it­ American L eague; B ig Falk, the tee of students w as for the citizens form er Longhorn star who made an of A ustin to furnish the necessary auspicious debut in the uniform of funds w ith which to finance the bar­ ACADEM STUDENT LOSES LIFE BY ASPHYXIATION committee again postpones action on expansion b ill is It about six chairm an. Eugene M, Dick of Port A rthur, Eugene M. Dick of Port Arthur Is Victim of Ga* Heater Fumes N o definite action w as taken by the main appropriations com m ittee o f the H ouse of R epresentatives, which met in executive session la st night to con­ sider the sub com m ittee’s U niversity tw en ty-six year old sophomore aca- of T exas expansion bill. It was de- demic student of the U n iv ersity , w as cided to postpone further action until found death in the bathroom at 2308 later in the week, and the com m ittee Guadalupe street, where he roomed, adjourned subject to the call of the yesterday afternoon at o’clock. It is understood that the com m ittee thought death w as caused by the inhaling of w as not satisfied with the options se- cured on the land adjoining the cam- gas fum es. The body was discovered about for- pus. M any of these places are home- ty or fifty m inutes a fter Dick w ent steads, and some members o f the corn­ u t o tho bathroom. Although the ex- mitten expressed the opinion that the act circum stances attending the acci- deeds to the land should be executed dent are not known, it is thought that and placed in escrow before th e bill he lighted the g a s w ater heater and jg pas8etj by the house. T he bill a* presented to the com m it- on was overcome by fum es which ^ provides for the addition o f ap- had collected in the room. A bruised proxjm ately IOO acres to the present place on D ick’s head indicates that he canipus later returning to tho bathroom the w as probably overcom e suddenly and I ,trjp on, Mock w jd ,, north o f the cam - this addition consisting o f a that Dick’s the Chicago W hite Sox last sum m er; and Frank Gibson, one of the m ost brilliant catchers ever graduated in­ to the m ajors from the T exas League. No adm ission w ill be charged. L eittn er May Start “ I have no idea as to who w ill sta rt the gam e for the Longhorns T u e s­ d a y ,” stated Coach B illy Disch y e s­ terday, “but I expect to use every player on the squad during the con ­ te st.” The veteran coach said that he m ight start Rube Leissner on the A round. And his pitchers for the re­ m aining innings would be selected y from Bus G illett, Dudley E n g lish , ' Kenneth M cCalla, and B artlett Mc- , . ’ , T° ' ^ ' duor' ^ the nece.sary sere.ee, tm - burning when the body was found. becue, and for the student body annul v -ill tin neeeaanrv acred e mn supply chaines, m anagem ent and other essen- . Gals. The citizen s of A ustin were em ergency methods were used in an planning a barbecue for the legisla- attem pt to revive the young man. A tors on March 2, made headw ay in cover the expense, contem plated as a the occasion. Dick was seriously During the war . . gassed w hile serving a t an aram v in .a u c t io n school, and had already raisin g funds to Camp Mabry was possible place for pulmotor fee*. w as also used without of- • boatel WAB Bidi that accident , * . , • . , , , A s soon as the body w as discovered, Ann . , . nn,| more land ea st toward the Cant6fon Road. A pproxim ately $1.000,. Cameron Road. is appropriated to purchase OOO is appropriated to purchase this land, the appropriation being based on . i the estim ates and options furnished by , ♦ the com m ittee of citizens of A ustin. j T he options cover about 98 per cent o f , the proposed addition f 4 ... . . . , . , , i.a v - i Chairm an Lee S a tterw h .te of the expressed opinion th a t the com m ittee would ^ mg that in and two his lungs in bad condition. A t J appropriations com m ittee tim e h e As subm itted Monday afternoon the plans o f the S tu d en ts’ Com m ittee pro- vided a full d a y ’s entertainm ent on I w ere working in a gas pit when by the campus: for the legislators, in ad- m istake the pit w as closed up a n d jT u u sd a y or dition to the barbecue. Benton Mer- gan, president o f the S tu d en ts’ Assn- j U)ns were asphyxiated while he bare- llons b,!1 19 dl»P°»ed o f ‘____ ciation and w ho subm itted the plans ^ ‘‘scaped. to the C itizens C om m ittee, w as o f the opinion Monday night that the plans u 'tb would be accepted as proposed. CURTAIN CLUB TO the * » s turned on. HL two compaa not w a,t until tho general a p p r o p r e proposition about r,day of Hs * ee • am ___ ___ _______ companions ! in it M ellan. M arcy H art and A rth u r Allen will share the backstop duty. Howard F itzgerald and John Mul- cahy will be used on the initial cushion. C aptain Dudley E nglish If the C itizen s’ Com m ittee decide to have the barbecue given on the cam ­ pus, the holiday celebrations on March 2 will follow this program : Cannon Salu te and H oisting o f F lag will likely be seen at second d uring — 9 a. rn. the first part o f the gam e, w hile Joe E llis w ill defend the short field. O ther infielders who m ay be given a chance to display their w ares are Jim Now- a&in, George Johnson, A lex Cox, Saw - nie Robertson, A llan Sanford, and Herman W illiford. The meadows w ill be inhabited by Paul Knibb, Enoch D unnaw ay, H ugo Auler, Robert Program a t S p eak ers’ Stand— 10 a. rn. Pushball C ontest— l l a. rn. Barbecue— A f tem oon. A. and M. B asketball Game— 7 p. rn. Alum ni Form al Reception for L eg isla ­ tors— 9 p. rn. The com m ittee o f students in charge J o f tile celebration is composed o f the follow ing: A rchie Gray, chairm an; Charles H arritt, Frank McGehee, John K. Weber and Benton M organ. Thom as, Jack Blalock, Lawson Mc­ ------------- o—----------- K inney, Charlie V eltm an, Paul Moire, Steve Sellah, and Jim Faulkner. Dean Benny Gives “ Rip” C ollins to Pitch Out Number Failing In College of Arts A lthough the bathroom was filled when the body was discovered yesterday, thought is IS that Dick’s condition resulting from his form erly being gassed w as a fa c­ tor in the accident. The body o f deceased was taken to a local undertaking parlor to aw ait instructions from relatives His p a ­ rents at Port A rthur were notifie I last night o f the accident. Dave Frank Speaks To B. A. Students About Cotton Fluctuations INTRODUCE STAR Fred Scott, Formerly of North­ western to Appear “Mr*. Dane'* D efense” in Those who w ere so fortunate as to w itn ess “The Man in the S ta lls” which w as produced w ith tw o other one act plays by the Curtain (Tub ju st before the C hristm as h eyd ays, will be fa m il­ iar with the name o f Fred Scott. To those who saw him in his excellent work as Hector A llen he needs no in­ troduction. the Mr. Scott industries, declared Speaking before students o f the difficulties o f m arketing the pres­ is a com parative new ­ comer here, but he com es sustained Business A dm inistration departm ent, by Y reputation o f being a dram atic Mr. Dave Reed, connected with cotton star of the first m agnitude at North- w estern U n iv ersity where he pre­ exporting He has played viously attended. prom inent parts in such big college productions as “ Stop T h ief” and “ W’ithin the L aw ,” th e latter o f which freig h t plays having been played by North- w estern U n iv ersity o f Chicago at the G arrech T heatre for six nights to ca ­ p acity houses. B efore the war the price was the only surplus cotton were enormus. th in g to consider, but now that ent Roy F roth , the captain o f the A u s­ tin A ll-S tars, has not announced h is line-up. H owever, it is known th at Rip “ Two-G un” Collins and F rank Gibson w ill com pose their battery when the um pire calls “play b a ll.” It will be a rt'al trea t to watch Col­ lin s pitch. He possesses as much speed as any other tw irler in the big leagues, and continuously keeps the batter gu essin g as to w hat to ex p ect next. Dick W hitw orth, a H ouston pitcher, will hurl the rest of the gam e. F ir st base w ill be occupied by Bib Falk, the sam e position th at he filled in a m asterful w a y la st year w hile cavorting in the spangles of the L ong­ horns. Roy F ruth, a m inor leaguer o f m any years o f experience, w ill p la y the keystone bag. Chester F o r­ tier, a form er U n iv ersity student, who recently signed w ith the D allas M a­ rines, w ill be stationed a t th e hot corner, and is said that A rthur Falk, a brother to Bib, w ill be seen a t short. The ou tfield ers will be picked from Cedric D urst, Gardner, H ennin- it g ger, “ H og” Morris, and Whitlock T ight G am e E xpected Although this is rather early in the season to sta g e a baseball setto, it is 1 believed the gam e w ill be well played j and closely contested. The Longhorns have been practicing for more than a month, w hile m ost o f the A ll-S ta rs I h a v e geen given an opportunity to tak e their bats oi*t o f pickle and to exercise their arm s. The V a n it y in ­ field with the exception o f fir st base, and its entire ou tfield , m ay an oear stronger than th a t o f th e Fruth men, but the latter'* exceptional battery men more than counterbalance other ^ w eaknesses, and so a good gam e m ay * be anticipated. \ Vrtfir> fluctuations enter F reight rates before the war were rates and market into the affair. F igures given out from the office o f Dr. II. Y. Benedict, Dean of the Col­ lege o f A rts and Sciences, show that the number o f “b u stees” at the m id­ term exam inations of the w inter term 45c per lb“ the arm istice they are approxim ately the sam e as th a t were $11.00. One shipm ent w as de- at the corresponding tim e last year, j layed tyr the conscription by the gov- A t the mid-term 762 students were ported to the D ean’s office, as against 774 last year. 235 students have been summoned to the D ean’s office in the College o f A rts and Sciences, as a gain st 222 last year. Mr. Scott has been cast as Mr. in “ Mrs. D ane’s De­ Jam es Risby fen se,” a rather difficult part to play, r e -1 ornm ent o f the ship carryin g a large James R*»by h avin g been an attache o f the E nglish E m bassy at Vienna, and representing the highest dram atic th e easy mannered The problem before the financiers developm ent o f . consignm ent o f cotton. is to devise sme m achinery o f Britisher. But w e can look forw ard S cott Ha* D iffic u lt Role Internatinal E xchange so . f _ . that now the * . * . to an excellent portrayal of the role by Mr. Scott. The m anner in which Narrow Pointed Shoes Passe On Varsity Campus ______ Of those m akiqg one E, there are surplus o f cotton which is causing , .. , a ^ St,U Europe that need it. Mr. Reed does not see any im m ediate prospect of a solution, and if a normal crop o f cot- such bad conditions for the grow ers, • may be moved to the countries o f 415, a g a in st 449 last year dents made one I w hile 113 made the I sam e grade in 1920. N in ety-six made two E ’s, a g a in st ninety-five la st year. Seventy-five made one E and one F, as against only fifty-five la st year. Only fifteen made two E ’s, balancing against sixteen o f last year. T w enty students made three E ’s, a g a in st six- teen last year. E leven students made i two E ’s and one F, ag a in st seventeen o f last year. Seven students received UNIVERSITY LANDS ARE one E and tw o F ’e, balancing evenly again st seven o f la st year. N o stu ­ dents made three F ’s either this year or la st year. E igh t student* received the doubtful honor o f bmng reported with four E ’s or F ’s, a g a in st five last year. Two unfortunates this year made five fa ilin g grades, against only , j for the price o f production, _________o________ ten is raised, he things th a t the price of sale will be even less likely to pay one last year..I ll. .I....-. - ■! Oil w ells being drilled upon Very old-faahioned and out of date is the Co-ed who appear* on the cam- BEING DRILLED FOR OIL pus in the narrow, pointed toed shoes now a days. February 15 w as set as the latest date when all girls taking gym nasium work for credit, should be w earing the approved shoe; however, most o f the U n iv ersity g irls and m any members of the fa cu lty had adopted them long before this date. lands o f the U n iversity in W est T exas are at present receiving considerable at tention. The Hueco Baton Oil Com­ pany of El Paso is d rilling upon V ar­ sity lands in Hudspeth County. W ells are also being drilled on in Crane County. The well in H udspeth County lands F ratern ity BE ON S. M. U. CAMPUS FRATERNITY HOUSES TO The gym nasium staff is planning an approved shoe? party for an early date, is the adm ission tcf which will he a pair The and modified approved shoes with the old footgear w ill is about 2500 feet deep, and be strictly taboo at th is entertainm ent, the U nited receiving considerable attention. The of standard, approved d rilling has been a slow process, has so fa r cost about $135,000. The narrow toed, high-heeled hole w hile no oil sand has been encounter- ed, geologists who have exam ined .Stated are fin d in g it alm ost impossible la st week. T his w as and reported upon the structure, ex- to keep in stock a sufficient number o f the approved shoes, on account of the great demand for them Southern houses M ethodist U n iv ersity o f D allas will be located on the cam pus, according to action o f the executive com m ittee o f the u n iversity follow ing an advisory report o f a press the oil w ill paying quantities fa cu lty com m ittee T he m erchants over be discovered shoes. at in AMERICAN LEGION TO OBSERVE TODAY BY BRIEF PROGRAM Legislators, Faculty and Stu­ dents Are Invited to Attend Varied Ceremonies j Contrary to the custom of previous years, by which W ashington's birth­ ENGINEERS HOLD B l i l t ANNUAL BANQUET O m i t OF day was allow ed to go by uncelebrat- ed, tho U n iv ersity post of the Am or- F o u r Hundred "of A lec'. Fol- ican Legion w ill this m orning at IO lowers W ere Present; Many Talks Featured Program * o ’clock stage a W ashington program in the auditorium o f tho Law Build­ ing. The Legion com m ittees have T urning loose all the pent up fun L made exten sive preparations for the and energy o f the year, in a burst of _______ occasion and w ill have a varied pro- enthusiasm and noise, gram for the benefit of those attend- annual banquet of the regular, j Dr. Vinaon Appears Before the Engineers Committee in Opposition to *nK- sw ept to a trium phant success at the In order u> make the celebration : D ri.k ill Hotel Monday n ig h t Proposed Measures P r u d e n t R o t ~ . V inson o f t h , more rep resen tative, the U n iversity A ttended by LOO students of the I U nivnrtity apt>eared last n ig h t before Post b a . voted t o extend an in vitation C ollege of E ngineering and out « f „ s e s s i o n of the A p p r o p r i a t i o n s Com- .h e to the members of o f the A m erican Legion, and has also the dining room w a s held preceding rn« ,mmenf atHms o f the tattled a .p e d a l invitation to m em ber, the program . The s t a t u e o f A te- tr e l, This boar(l has of the .Senate and House o f Rrepre- amici Frederick Claire, I r a n , Post town gu ests, an elaborate banquet in j m ittce_ which was considerin g the patron , , „ a , . . , d t h lt . , the Con. late,, reserved - for o f the engineers, taken from i t s ; 'j J local R u s t o n w as placed on the platform ; s e d a t iv e s to attend the cerem onies. S ea ts have members of the Am erican Legion, ae- cording to the H all Com m ittee Kv- the College o f E ngineering, acted as Vln8on made 3 8tron* appeal m ° ^ position to th is move, and a fterw ard s eryone is cordially invited to attend, toastm aster. answered num erous questions o f the com m ittee members in regard to va­ rious phases o f the affair. in the au- about 150 freshm en in engineering, K- C. IL B antel, a ssista n t dean o f J * The program , which will start ‘ oatb of a lleg ia n ce” f “t o U n t o « i t y \ e n i t by He adm inistered to “ A lec” the to * ^ . y “ H i-H o-B alls” w as next sung by present, led by Dean T. U. Taylor. prom ptly at 10:00 a. rn. ditorium of the Law B uilding, is us follow s: M u sic..............................Longhorn Bund Sidney P. Chandler, Director. Song by the a u d ie n c e .. In vocation W ashington’s F arew ell A d d r e s s ... Juniors elected to I au Beta Phi, the honorary en g in eerin g fraternity, "A m erica” were announced. They w ere: T. H. Dr. Frank L. Jew ett Askew, W. H. B ainbridge, J. P. Ex- F erguson, J. A. Jacquard ....................................H. T. Bowyer Malcolm N evin , E. L. Rollins, E. D. U n iv ersity Mandolin Club Sm ith, Louis Tinoco, E. G. W ilson. . . M usic um> p Royal J. Jam es. Director and W indrow. A ddress, “ W ashington, A "Squall from the S eniors” wa? the Amor ican and P a trio t” .............................. I next Riven hy C. B. L ain, represent- ................................. Rev. Humphry L e e ! *nK the senior class. He gave a ser- M u sic....................U n iversity Glee C lub, ious taJk ° f th ‘' im portance o f work Song by the a u d ien ce..................... .. f,one by engineers. T his program will The S tar Spangled B anner” ! la st about on© hour, and is open to the public --------------o --........... .......... W ilde o f the juniors, spoke, ; sayin g th at it w as not until the junior jyear, that students a ctu ally got down the engineering the “bone” o f to course, and had to “bone.” Daley to Give Series of Lectures This Week “A Squeal from the Sophs,” a short Sketch o f the exp ectation s sophomores _ have, was given by W. Brom ley. He On Use of Law Books tried to provu that his class had a larger percentage of “great" engineer­ ing students than had any other one. , , e gaid that one member o f his Mr. I),.ley o f tho Wort P ublishing to deliver a series of lectures t o ! ‘nf? the “ g a s” em anating from this entire had invented a m achine for harness- the Company will be here for wfe<‘k the students o f the Law’ School on the i-e^i-slature, but that the engine had , _ e ,, mi ' c ure a ir? I ° ° 8' general subject o f “ The Use of Lawj KPi° ded' j, Smokey Allen o f the Ramshorn So- e ***; cietjr next invited all engineers to join ries was given yesterday afternoon in the society, and made a few w itty re- the auditorium o f the Law Building, marks. Mr. D aley spoke on “ The Evolution T h# clim ax was reached when B. E. Lew is made a speech for the fresh ­ man engineer class. H is discourse w’hich w as pungent with allusions to Books ” This lecture w as open to all the “ornery” character of upperclass s men in general, was frequently inter- Law students who cared to attend. The second lecture will be given on ruP*‘‘d by wet handkerchiefs and other lish in g, or the “T hought Behind the and D evelopm ent o f Law Book Pub­ I m issies thrown at his head. in the Law School. John D. M iller, a practicing en g i­ neer, and a graduate o f the U niver­ sity told o f the “engineer as he really W ednesday at 3:00 o’clock t h e - practice court room o f the Law B uild, ing, and will be open only to seniors “ Laboratory o f Work with tho Books" w ill be th e top-1 *s " ,and t h e m any P” * 1* " * h« * » • t0 ie for discussion on th a t day. T h e ; sam e discussion will be continued on I T hursday, F riday, and Saturday at j „ H a ? .a m e tim e and place, and w ill I the oth,er be open only to senior?, * engineer o f today takes too ,nt^ rost in the th in * s him. <“ h t f p s i m r e o h to «'*<>. and I make en gineering more popular with __________ i n try , n h u d e s t ! t l the general public. SPEAKERS CLUB WILL Cheers for “The Old Man,” “ Ban- HOLD MEETING TONIGHT ty ’ and V arsity were given at fre- quent intervals throughout the even- — — Speakers Club in its regular meet- j ing ing tonight w ill hear the report of Joe B uckingham on the results o f the Extem pore Speaking Contest along w ith other in terestin g featu res, ac­ cording to the program committee V arious other speakers made ad­ dresses, ending with the closing, “ By the Sidp o f Road.” by Dean T. U. Taylor o f the C ollege o f E ngineering. 1 His rem arks were throughly enjoyed The regular program w ill consist o f : and be was cheered for several min- ________ ° ------------- AWARDED TO ATHLETES the follow ing: “ My Opinion of the uteR‘ B lue L aw s,” by Royce Stout; “ Evils of Our N ational Park System and j LARGE NUMBER OF T ’a T heir R em edied’ by T ravis M oursund; “ P resent Need o f Tariff L egislation” by Leland F ik es; “Should the United A pproxim ately 600 T ’s have been S ta te s C ontinue Its Present N aval J awarded to U n iversity o f Texas ath- Program ’ by G. R. Pope, and “ A S u r -1 letes Fince 1908. up to which time no vey o f the Most Important Brils N ow J record was kept. According to L, T. Before the L eg isla tu re’' by Kenneth j Bellmont, director o f physical train- U niversity, the { Hackler. Im portant actions are to be taken I sports in w’hich the greatest number first, as to the social m eeting to ta1 held ! o f letters have been won are: in the near future. Also the com mit- fo o tb a ll; third, tee to confer w ith the D elta Sigm a track; fourth, basketball; fifth, ten- It is im ­ Rho is expected to report, nis. There have been also a number perative th a t all members he there, o f qualified in boxing, letters won w restlin g and other sports. according to th e president for m<,n ;n baseball; second, In previous years, it has been pos­ sible for the U n iversity to m ake use o f the available fund to supplem ent the appropriation, but th is y e a r that fund is o tied up a s to be e n ­ tirely unable to be used. The main point made by Dr. Vinson w as that some m easures be taken by which the available fu n d s would be made open for current use. B u d get I* Reduced The Board o f R egents has made its recom m endations for the U niversity budget for tw o years to come, on the basis o f expenditures during the pres­ ent year. T he am ount asked for has been the sam e as that shown in the current expenses. The total appro­ priation for the U niversity asked for is approx­ by the Board o f R egents im ately $1,663,000. The Board of Control has subtracted about $500,- 000 from this figure. According to the points that Dr. Vinson made in his speech last night before the com m itte this cu ttin g by the Board o f Control m eans th a t es­ sential positions and departm ents in the present U n iv ersity will have to be if no changes are dispensed w ith, made the in recommendations. The estim ate of the Board o f Control was made upon the budget o f two years ago, when the available fund was a t the use of the U n iversity, but which is not sub­ ject to use a t present. the present sta te o f Dr. Vinson went on to point out that there had been a f if t y per cent student increase since the tim e o f this old budget, and that the U n iversity w as like every other business in stitu ­ tion, in that it m ust meet com petition from othqr institutions, who m ake their bids for students and mem bers o f the present U niversity fa cu lty . By this g rea t decrease in the size o f the budget. Dr. Vinson said that th e U n i­ versity would be forced to giv e up m any o f the valuable men co n stitu tin g its faculty. W ould Reduce Student Body Sum m arizing Dr. V inson’s a rg u ­ ments in short, one or more o f these things must essen tially happen if the appropriation for the U n iv e r sity be cut as suggested by the Board o f Con­ trol: the size o f the student body will in some m anner be greatly reduced by necessity; scholastic and otherw ise, will be g rea tly reduced; it w ill become necessary to increase 'the fees for entrance, w hich w ill p ra c­ tic a lly am ount to the sam e th in g as standards, the (C ontinued on P age F ou r) SOCIAL CALENDAR For W eek E nding F ebruary 26. M onday, F ebruary 21: R attlers at K. C. H all. F riday, F ebruary 25: D elta Chi D ance at Country Club. S aturday, F ebruary 26: Phi Delta T heta at Country Club; G et man Club at K. C. Hall. SO C IA L COM M ITTEE 2323485348532323235323485323534853485348234800020101535348485348532353482323485348534800000102000200010202025323 f h r B a i l l i d f . \ 7 m § K tn t D uly hi th# Boat* P or> **>-■ c a in s a •! th* U&iv*r»#iy at Tex** by tfc* *t*kket body * r* rj m a n ta * except »l«*^y :- Offtr* Rom* II*, Hun Buil&nm. TMMV ho o« SU I. sffiem a t A m t** . Tex.**, uadwr C«f«NM» Merci* I, un*. A**eyt**MW Sntcrwl «* •oeondHciMMi emitter *t th* i*»t* ti* Act of tor fMlM of pttate** pfOVlQOU for to H lftln - n e t , A*4 of Uctowrr *, U l t . t.1 September -A. IIH. U L U * * W BLACK Suitor-ua-Cfctat H R. Co* .MiinaortB* Editor institution seem far as cleanliness is concerned. The cadets and the alumni of the to think that they have been unjustly charged, and it is to be hoped that such is the case. But a set of men, o f however high calibre they may be, who are as much out o f touch w ith college cus­ toms and college traditions as most o f the members o f the Sen­ ate m ust of necessity be, can hardly be expected to have a very sym pathetic understanding for the actions of the upper­ classmen o f a college in dealing with th© freshmen. TODAY’S S T A F F Mamie N. D ru m m o n d .. .Issu e E ditor F red J . W h i t e . , . . ................ A ssistan t L. L. E n g a g in g .......................A ssistant R EPO R TE R S C arl H. S w artz Moulton Cobb Grace Stephens Maurice C ram Clyde P arrish J . S. McNeei Leo Fox H a rry Jack Erma Scholz Nowlin Randolph Jam es R. Beverly W. D. Kendall Jac k A llensw orth Russel B arrow L. L. E ngelking Florence Criswell M ignonette Pearce M ary K. Bowman COBB AT THE BAT (B y T y) T his afte rn o o n ’s gam e between the Longhorns and A ustin A ll-S tars will be the opening gam e o f the 1921 base­ ball season. This contest is staged for the purpose of giving V a rsity stu ­ dent* an o p p o rtu n ity to see the pro­ spective Longhorns in action, and to w atch such m asters of th e gam e as Rip Collins, Bib F alk, and F ra n k Gib­ son perform . "B atterie* for to d ay ’s gam e: Texas THE DAY’S SIG N IFIC A N C E univ.r„ty, l^ .M n e r and H a rt; Austin Al l - St ar s, Collin* and Gibson, Play ball.” T he above will be the an nounce- 0f U m pire Scott th is afternoon day in honor of the memory of on C lark Field a t 3 o’clock. V arsity Ag»in we an having a hoii - . . , i .. . . . ’T " . 7 . - laying o f the RM the birth o f one o f the greatest ,tu‘l,!nt* m™ , f ‘"’' T U,' w atch Kip Collins, the form er A. and leaders of the Am erican people m. s ta r, pitch. Collins w as th»* A m en and o f the man who had much In L ea g u es find of last season. on** gam e, pitching against the Boston to do w>th the „ th„ Pok) 0round, h„ heW foundation stones o f the Ameri- the opposing nine to no ru n s and one can republic when such acts as hit- while 8:,.°<)0 '»"* !«*•«< «“• KiP is said to have more “ n erve” on the he performed required a mound than any o th er pitcher In the M mendous amount o f skill and vi- buxines* aion and foresight and states­ manship. tre- , . ... . . _ Roy Moore and Tink Riviere left A ustin Sunday to join th eir respective tra in in g camps. Roy was bound for How many of the students of the U niversity really attach any , | .significance to the spirit o f the , lk„ char|# L i i a d a y ? To how m any hoes it A thletics’ early activities, while Tink mean a n y th in g m ore th a n a day was headed for Orange. Texas, where upon w hich to be ab sen t from B rach Rickey'* hirelings will practice, to go on picnics? 1 '*** ',ea80n Moore won one gam e and classes and th„ Klne of m rx I * . . . , , . . . . ... . . . . 1 o f . . . *««« . n u _____ How many ever fiv e a paw ing 10,1 thirt;*n' °"* °.f ’he ’" T V ' T t ' «v«r to ade in t he history of baseball, . thought to the great contnbu- but he tad a taw * of C U - B rookie, tion which was made to human- behind him. He is expected to be a ity and to civilization by the w inner this year. man in whose honor th e day is celebrated? A nything which « Bobbie "S h o tg u n ” Cannon, captain m ight be said of the life and of ,aM ye. r,, baaeball nme and „m. of deed* (george W ashington the m ost popular p lay ers who ever would be common knowledge to played on the Longhorn team , is in the average college student and A ustin with his Allan Academy bas any ordinary attempt to eulogize ketha11 proteges Bobbie played phe- nom enally w ith the squad in 191* and the man who w as termed the 1919 as an outfileder, and was used . father of his country would be laat year by Coach Diach to plu|f th„ received w ith sm iles, since all th ird bas© hole. In 1919 h<* led the that can be said has been said club in h ittin g , finishing ju s t a few time and tim e again and has P°*n t» ahead o f th© distinguished Bib he recuper- been said in a much more effec- f*alk liv e manner than the ordinary ated ’ro,m ' h* wa* ,nJury w .**• as effective as ever w ith th e willow. . The Longhorns possess a bes pee- individual can say it. But despite the fact that all tacled pitch er in W alter G oddard, one this knowledge is the property of the additions to th is y e a r’s hurling o f the average U niversity Btu- corP* l t ia verY unusual fo r a pitcher dent, this same average indi- 10 wvar *ta“ t'* duri"K th« ««“ *■• but b-p^U clta few tav. vidual thinks little about it or Lee Meadow*, about the source o f all the polit- „ plU;her for thf PhiladBlpbia N«- ical and social advantages which tionals, w ears glasses, and he is one of he enjoys as a result of the work the best rig h t-h an d e rs in the league. of such m e n as George W ashing- Som® y**r® *fr° Beaum ont in the Tex- ton. had a pitcher w ith the spec- student to pause for a few mJ- Uc'"“; n" m"1 Watki"s and h* WM a consistent w inner. Maybe the specs ments today to consider the real ^ bav, . , imilar effw,t on (ioddard, significance of the holiday. It would be well for every ** . .. been s ta r I as1 lk‘fuwn* flingers. , , , . . . . . . . . The Senatorial investigation o f the hazing question at the A. and M. College seems to be get­ ting along about as well as most such investigations do— raising lots o f noise and accom plishing little. The students of the Col­ lege, having been put on notice that there was to be an investi­ gation, have acclaimed with one accord and with one voice that) the practice of hazing has been practically abolished among the cadets and that they are at one w ith the president of the in sti­ tution and with Major Ashburn in an attem pt to keep the institu­ tion free o f hazing. This is a lot like telling th e baker and the butcher that the sanitary inspec­ tor w ill be around next Tuesday to visit them, after which the sanitary invariably inspector find on Tuesday model shops as Sawnie Robertson, the V arsity’s v et­ eran infielder, has retu rn ed from a visit to D allas, and will soon ap p e ar in the line-up. Swog it ineligible this term , b u t g re a t things a re expected of him d u rin g th e sp rin g term . H e is a heavy h itte r, and a good fielder ------------ o------------- Hh •F + C H A P E L N O T IC F --------- 4* 4* Th© attendance at th e song 4* service y esterday m orning was •J* not larg e b u t the singing was and enjoyed by 4* en th u siastic 4- those p artic ip a tin g . Mr. C urry 4* closed th e m eeting w ith an in- 4« sp iratio n al p ray er. T here will this 4- be no m eeting of chapel 4* m orning on account of th e holi- 4* day. B eginning tom orrow m om - 4* ing and continuing th rough the 4* week Rabbi Rosenbaum will lead 4* the m eetings 4 * 4 - 4 - 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 - 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 - 4* 4* 4* 4* 4- 4* 4* * 4- 4-. 4- 4* 4* v 4* 4- 4* room 8 of th# w om an's gvm aeaium m eeting will be held in the A lcalde Monday or T uesday office in the Y. M. C. A. Building. MANAGER. FR A N K K MCGEHEE, Chr. A LL G IR L S playing in the Round Robbin m ust have off second gam e by F eb ru a ry 23 A LL G L E E CLUB M EM BERS m eet ai Law Building at IO o’clock this m orning. MANAGER A T H E N A E U M ; In terestin g spe­ cial program a t m eeting a t 7:15 p. rn. tonight. All members be present. Visitors invited P R E S ID E N T Send Hillyer** Flow ers. A l­ Phone idea. w ays rn good 6160 FIRING LINE Mf JKE ABOUT K N E E S To th e Two C am pus Gizzard*- G entlem en (I hope the term is ap ­ p ro p ria te ), you say th a t the m ascu­ line ap p ro v al of th e knee-length is ap­ If the m asculine ele­ p a re n t, not real. m ent on the cam pus h ea rtily disap­ proves o f the p re sen t styles which M‘A U n iv ersity G irl” says are worn only to gain th is approval, why not the expression of your disap­ makf* proval m ore forceful th an a mere F irin g Line? How m any lizzard*— or even o th er cam pus men— absolutely re fu se to be seen w ith a sh o rt sk irt? If they did, in a very sh o rt tim e this im m odest style would d isap p ear, a t b a n t from th e cam pus. And m ight not th is reform on the cam pus spread elsewhere* when n o n -university g irls learned w h at intellig en t college-bred, men th o u g h t about the custom o f dis­ playing th e knees? S o m an who sits on a f am pus bench has an y rig h t to object in s pirit to g irls w earin g knee- length sk irts unless he also shows th a t objection in his actions. I am glad, however, th a t the men a re sufficiently interested In th e m at­ ter to object, because all such inform a­ tion should encourage g irls to let down th eir skirt*. As “ A U niv ersity G irl” say ■, it is not boldness b u t a desire to win approval which prom pts the action Then, men, object d irectly and refu se to be seen with an y g irl who w ears a s k irt of im m odest length, and the reform will be alm ost accom­ plished. A CO ED. OFFICIAL NOTICES C H EM ISTR Y I ; A re g u la r quiz will be given on C h ap ter X, A rt. 1- 29, inclusive, during labarotory periods on F eb ru a ry 24 and 25. the W. A F E L S IN G . ANY C A N C E L LA T IO N or d ates on th e Social C alendar m ust be made a t M. B I I I , in w riting. SO C IA L C A LEN D A R C O M M ITTEE. K A PPA D ELTA PI mem bers who w ant th eir fra te rn ity key* or pins ordered com m unicate on or before Te*day with Miss P irkle, S ecretary, or R IC H A R D JO N A S, President. B A SE B A L L GAM E will be played a t Oak Lodge th is afternoon a t 2:30. Those w ishing to count a p ractice may play in this game. M ANAGER. OAK LODGE and House Boat open this aftern o o n beginning a t 3 o’clock. M ANAGER. W OM AN’S A T H L E T IC COUNCIL will m eet W ednesday a t 7 p. rn. in the council room. P R E S ID E N T . BAND: Meet a t the Law Building a t 10:00 o’clock th is m orning. B ring racks. No uniform . D IR EC TO R . RUSK IN T E R -S O C IE T Y T R Y ­ O U TS meet in room 158 M. B. today a t 12:00 fo r the purpose of draw ing places for th e final contest to be held on M arch 5. BRADY N. COLE, Vice-President. FORUM C O M M ITT E E which was scheduled to m eet T uesday evening a t 7:15, F e b ru a ry 22, is postponed until F rid a y evening a t 7:30 p. rn. The U NIVERSITY FOLKS W ill A lw a y s Find at YE Q UALITYE SH O PPE First— A hearty w elcom e w h eth er th ey com e to look or to buy. Second— G ifts o f original­ ity and taste for sim ple and for form al occasions. Third— O bjects o f art for home decoration. Fourth— G o o d pictures, including B l u e Bonnet paintings and prints. F ifth — Cards for all occa­ sions and also party fa v ­ ors. Sixth— V alen tin es THE G IFT SHOP OF AUSTIN 1104 C olorado Street C A N D ID A T E S fo r th e T eachers’ Diploma to bt* g ran ted in Ju n e, 1921, should make* application th ere fo r at the office o f the Dean of th e School of E ducation, room 118, Education B uilding, on or before M arch first, W. S. SU TTO N . ALL G IR LS who ordered pictures can get them a t Miss A yneaw orth’a office in the gym nasium . t The Eight Famous MISS PO W ELL. VICTOR ARTISTS ALL G IR L S desiring to play in the Tennis Prize T o u rnam ent sign up in Bracelet Watches of Excellence Such are the w atches pur­ chased at Mayer’s. Beau­ tifully designed, they are the daintiest ornaments a woman can desire. Their sturdily constructed, accurate movements a r e m anufactured by w a t c h - makers o f established repu­ tation. W h e t h e r inexpensive or costly, each watch is fairly valued to give the maximum of quality at the low est price possible. It is easy to select the watch you w ant here, for our stock includes a wide variety o f designs and makes. HALLM ARK W ATCH ES $ 1 8 .0 0 to $ 9 0 .0 0 Carl Mayer Company J e wet er s-Si lveram itha-D iamond M erchant* T h e H allm ark Store 6 1 $ C o n g re e © A*** WRIGHT’S A U T O SERVICE Cars For Hire W ith or W ithout D river D riverless B uicks and Fords M AVERICK CORNER P H O N E 7711 R esidence P hone 440 DA Y OR NIGH T Hancock TONIGHT T O F A C U L T Y , S T U D E N T S A N D T H E P U B L IC U niversity ot Texas Post, No. 288, A m e ric an L egion, invites you to assist in th e proper c e le b ra tio n o f the birth­ day o f the greatest o f all A m ericans. TIME: T uesday, IO a. rn. PLACE: A uditorium , Law B uilding. PROGRAM : Patriotic tonga, addretaes, music. W ash in gton ’s F a rew ell A dd ress— H. T. B ow ­ yer; W ashington, the A m erican— Rev. Um ph- rey Lee. E xercises will last one hour. Come early to assure a seat. ATTEN TION - N I C K L I N Z CLEANER-HATTER-DYER Can Give You O ne-day Service Satisfaction G uaranteed M ODERN M ACHINERY— EXPERT W ORKM EN PH O N E 2652 Style Without Extravagance* Featuring all the new Novelty Dresses of Taffeta, Crt^e, and Georgette, in w hich both style and low prices are tem pt­ ingly combined. Exceptionally sm art models at $31.95 and | up, though som e are priced as low as* $15.95. Shop here, you’ll marvel at our prices IP STAIRS ORIGINAL SAMPLE SHOP Dresses Exclusively 614*4 Congress Avenue— over Stelfox Company J. R. REED MUSIC CO. AUSTIN’S LEADING MUSIC HOUSE THE CHRISTIANSON STUDIO O fficial Photographers for th e U niversity of T exas C actus for the Y ear 1921. WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO SEE YOU YOU’LL U K E OUR SERVICE A fter th e M ajestic Y ou’ll Find Your Friends Here. G R I F F I T H D R U G C O . rmmm WE DO ALL OUR BAKING — Bread — Pies — Cakes — French Pastry Maverick Cafe CLEANING PRESSING University Toggery C om plete Line of G ent’s Furnishings 2300 1-2 G uadalupe T el. 3090 I J O S E P H ’S P H A R M A C Y * STUDENTS HEADQUARTERS DOWNTOWN C ongress at 7th Phones 325-385 Drugs, Soda, Cigars, Stationery. T oilet A rticles AUSTIN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO. > V ............... A n d A l . $ 0 7 3 S o c i e t y CLARA BATJER fa th e r, is a guest at the Delta T heta j versify stu d en t, who is now teaching Phi House. in the Oak Cliff High School in D al­ las. w as visiting friends in A ustin th is week-end. i M. H. H a r r s i* visiting in H unts | V ille. I M urray S m ith is spending the week end a t his home in Uvalde. D elta D elta D elta announces the pledging of Anna Mac L eary of Daw- | B r a d le y - H arri* John S. R odditt is visiting his siste r s^>n* a t T aylor. On T hursday evening at the F ir s t B aptist Church in N aco g d o ch e s will occur the m arria g e of Mr. P alm er B radley and Miss Geneva H a rris. M isa V irginia H a rris, sister of the bride-to-be, will be maid of honor. T he brides-m aids will be Misses F rances and R oberta B radley, siste rs of th e groom-to-be, and Miss June Jan iee E a ste rlin g and T yler Lee H a rris .li f e r of th e bride-to-be. The K n,Kht .p e n t the week-end in San An- best m an will be Mr. Lenord Jones. Enid L o n g 0f A ustin, last year who is now in School at Galveston, sh o rt visit. u j - . . Sigm a A lpha Epsilon announces the a i J u lia M ay Hancock of New York a student of is th e ? u e s t o f M a rg a re t B utler, the Medical M r* c * J * H ubbard of the class of is here for a ’93 ig v o t i n g his son, S. H ubbard, ------------ J C J pledging of E arl r . H ury of Houston. Newman and Sunday Both Mr. B radley and Miss H a m s are g ra d u a te s of th e U niversity. Mr. Bradley received his B.A. and L.LB. iro m the U niversity. Miss H a rris re­ l i v e d h er B A . in 1919. W hile in school Miss H a rris was a popular m em ber of Pi B eta Phi and Mr. B rad­ ley was an A lpha T au Omega L au ra Thompson and J a n e t Alvord* are visiting in San Antonio. Lois L arg en t of M cKinney guest a t th e A lpha D elta Pi house. S tu d en ts Sunday Club of All S a in ts j the U niversity E piscopal) C hurch, and the N ew m an Club o f St. j L arry O’Mealey and F red S taaeke A ustins Chapel, the U niversity C ath- are spending the week-end in San An- olio C hurch, took the first step in co- operating w ith each o th er by exchang- tonio. E rn e st Jones is visiting a t his home ing speakers a t th e ir re g u la r rn cet­ is a Chapel, in Sm ithville. ings on Sunday. E d u c a tio n D e p a r t m e n t E n te r ta in * o ___________ ____ _________________ ____ ___________ _______ ___ ___ F ra n c is W ilson, ex-president of the George Enloe of th e G alveston Med- The F acu lty of the School of Ed- 1Cfil School is a guest a t th e D elta T au S tu d en ts S unday Club, spoke a t th e ucation en tertain ed the students of i D elta house. .m eetin g of the Newm an Club a t l l , LoUise B ritton and E v a n th a S c u rr>’ ° 'clock’ w'hile M eredith Poaey, p re .i- E ducation with a delightful p a rty on _ I are spending the week-end with C ar- d en t of the Newm an Club, spoke a t i a t a r av evening from 8.00 to 10.00 jy|e C anaday a t h er home in San An- 4 o'clock a t the S tudents Sunday Club. at the W om ans Building. Lpon a r- tonio. T his exchange of speakers was th e riv in g each guest was given a card Billie H agy has ju s t re tu rn e d from culm ination of p lan s th a t have been San A ntonio w here she attended a under w ay fo r th e p a st several weeks and told to w rite down th e nam e of the house p a rty given by Joyce M cLellan. fo r each new acquaintance made d u rin g the closer relation between Ann H am ilton is the guest of M ary (churches about the cam pus. the evening. At the close of th e even­ ing the prize w as aw arded to Miss Johnny P irkle who nad n inety-four nam es on h er card. The receiving line included all of th e m em bers of the Education F a c u l­ ty and Dr. and Mrs. Vinson. is ton. spending talk before Adeline M cNab In Mr. W ilson's week-end a t h er home in Dallas. Sue G raves fo r th e R a ttle r dance. the th e Newm an Club, he told of the history j of th e club, how in the fall of 1919, E dith E a rh e a rd has gone to H ous-lR ov. F rederick B ate had s ta rte d the club w ith only a m em bership of tw enty and th a t now in less th an two years the club had over seventy-five active mem bers. He told of the o rg a n iza- R ufus Ransom of B astrop is v is it- Ilion, purpose, plans and aim s of the !club. H ugh Sm ith of F o rt W orth, a la st y ear student, is v isitin g on the cam ­ pus. ing at the K appa Sigm a house. A sh o rt program w as then given. Miss Lucy B anks gave a piano solo. T his w as followed by a vocal solo by Miss F ran ces Mike. Next, Miss P ar- Miss F ran ces Miek. N ext, Mi^s Par-1 „ Mr and M rs' Tl,urlow L ieurance' | the Sunday tick of the E ducation F acu lty gave a Mr GcorKe T ack’ and M re' K a th e rin e ; Club. M eredith Poaey gave tho history It was sta rte d vocal solo In conclusion VI E F B Peel>les w ere the guests of the Mu of the Newman Club. sPa a k i"S before In ......................Phi Epsilon g irls in th e W om an’s by the P aulist F a th e rs in 1908 At Davis of the E xtension D epartm ent told some delightful stories. R efreshm ents consisting of ice B uilding for dinner Monday. Nell Jacoby has retu rn ed cream and cake were served to one home in D allas a tte r a visit with Ruby hundred and fifty g uests K. Daniel M arg aret Runge of Galveston a to r V*™ has ju st retu rn ed from visiting at th e K appa K appa G a m m a ;* visil to b a lla s, P ara d ise and other is I present it has a m em bership of be- to h er {tween seventy-five and a hundred. Mr. Posey also spoke of the o rg an iza­ tion, plans and purpose of the club. ------------ o------------ 1 h e id wa I p la n l o e n t e r t a in o n e * % ,House. /point* in Texas. K athleen Sim s is visiting a t her) home iii B ryan. McNeal D rum w right and R ichard Griddle have retu rn ed from S herm an w here they were the guests of H am p Abney fo r the Glee Club recital. Antonio. N ettie Sue Bledsoe, E lizabeth R ip­ ley. Lois McChesney and Miss N ita Noble have re tu rn ed from a visit in I San Antonio. M arg aret Tone is visiting in San I Evelyn Moore is spending the week­ W inifred H a rro w is visiting a t h er I end in Laredo. home in San Antonio. Vivienne Rogers is visiting in San Rev. Gordon Reese spent Sunday Antonio. in A ustin. Eugene 8m ith of Alpine has re tu rn ­ ed from Houston. Miss E unice Aden will re tu rn Wed­ n e s d a y from a business trip to Ran .Sara C ham bers and Em ily W urz- * Antonio, bach have returned from a visit in San Antonio. J. R. Spell, in stru c to r is visiting in San A ntonio in Spanish Miss Rebecca Sw itzer, a form er Uni- fr ie n d * — C a c tu s T e a R o o m 1 —■■■'■ I —*—»■—«— IM I—. NEED GLASSES? 5 GREENBERG Exclusive Optometrists 707 C om rresa Ave ------------ o------------ B etw een or a fter classes in the afternoon m eet your friends at th e B luebonnet T ea Shop; w h ere you can a lw a y s choose your refresh m ents from a d e ­ lig h tfu lly new menu. Clubs Cooperate by Exchanging Speakers DR W ILLIAM E B ER G M A N — S uite 410 Littlefield B uilding. D entist and P yorrhea Specialist Phone 2588. I M UA H I T U A * CLASSIFIEDS F IV E DOLLARS REW A R D fo r re­ tu rn of jeweled Phi Chi pin lost last week.— Dogm a r Carlson W om an's Building. Ballroom, D A N C IN G . In te rp re ­ tive, Technique, Modern Dances, spe­ cialized. instruction by appointm ent. P rivate studio. Phone 2991. Individual —3-6 V ISIT the Palace B arber 8hop Hall of Fam e, next to Kress. Bill Wolfe, Prop. tf LO ST—A t R. C. Hall T uesday night, brown leath e r V anity containing sev­ eral valuable articles. Please re tu rn to Lost and Found Office. —24 LOST— A p a ir of glasses in case at Men’s Gym, Wednesday night. F inder call C orinne Neal, 4830, Newman H all. —22 t a g indent ideation LOST— G o l d bracelet engraved, E nsign A. M. G ravis. R ew ard. Call 6610. —22 LOST— F rid ay m orning. F eb ru ary 18, a p a ir of L adies’ brown kid gloves. F inder please call 3709 or leave at WUKASCH BROS. Home-made Cakes and Pies Lost and Found office. R ew ard. -22 DANCING F or fu r th e r a t 5:300. ta u g h t by Miss Krohn. ring 7758 —24 inform ation Of course you know that you can a lw a y s get your favorite S an d w ich es served with good coffee at th e Bluebonnet Tea Shop. -o~.. Hours 9 to 5 Old Phone 802 —■■ WM. A. LEWIS, M D. D O Specializes In Osteopathy Rooms 3 and 4, First Floor Masonic Temple Austin, Texas ROLLER SKATES A r e in A gain Real Sport for the COLLEGE GIRLS BALL BEARING SKATES NOW FOR SALE AT ( U S . Sporting Goods Co. 704 C ongress Ave. Austin, Texas We a re now offering for your inspection a full line of BA TH IN G S U I T S For Men Sizes Description Price 34 to 40 34 to 40 Solid black one piece Solid gray and r e d trimmed two piece $5.00 to $9.00 $9.00 to $12.00 For W omen Sizes Description Price 34 to 44 34 to 44 Solid black one piece Royal blue, solid grey, gray, color-trimmed $6.50 to $8.00 $6.50 to $8.00 ■ 1 Tht*se suits are all wool jerseys which w ill neither stretch nor shrink out of all proportion. THE CO-OP L 0 0 K n CAFE LOOKE BROS., Prop*. Phone 6 735 6 2 0 C ongress Hancock Opera House -LET Thursday, March 3rd, 8 : 3 0 p. ai MABEL GARRISON HYDE PARK FLORAL CO. Say it With Flowers ALL FLOW ERS IN SEASON FOR YOU — # A m erican Soprano from M etropolitan O pera Co. Prices $ 2 .5 0 , $ 2 .0 0 , $ 1 .5 0 , $ 1 .0 0 -im No W ar Tax Mail orders now, where accompanied by check. Seats on sale at J. R. 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Owen B ark er of Cisco, who w as I la st; grad u ated of y e a r and is now in practice w ith hie th e Law School EXCELLENT TIM EPIECES Carrying a good watch — punctuality becomes a habit. Many valuable minutes c a n b e saved everjf day by knowing the correct time. A COMPLETE STOCK Our stock o f b o t h pocket and wrist w atch­ es includes all the essen­ tial grades— but only the best makes. We guarantee every watch we sell and advise you properly in their selec­ tion. STELFOX CO. QUALITY Austin Texas WUKASCH BROS. Home-made Cakes and Pies FIRST YEAR MEN TAKE GAME FROM ALLEN ACADEMY V isitors A re U n a b le to W ith ­ stand A tta ck of H ea v ier F resh m en T eam Allen Academy’s basketball team lots of willingness and a displayed “never (rive up” spirit last night in the Men's gymnasium but the Uni­ versity Freshmen were large physically and too experienced at the tosser game with that “Bobbie” Cannon’s five bowed to de­ the result too feat by a '>9-11 score. While defeated, the Allen team made a good showing as they made the much la r g e r Freshmen work hard for every counter thst the Littlefield clan registered The Freshmen missed many easy attempts at field goals during the fray and the famed yearling team­ work was noticeable by its abience at times. Captain Center Pender­ grass demonstrated that he had re­ tained his ^hooting ey»\ however, netting ihe sphere for IO fields. For­ ward Schuhardt netted the oval for seven fields. Coach Littlefield ran in many sub­ stitutes as the yearling score mounted in each half. The Texas guards put up such a fields good defense that only were scored by the visitors, all in the first half. four Forward Uetney was the visitors’ star, passing well and shooting three of Allen's four fields. The -tarting lineups: Freshmen Ponsford Allen Stark Schuhardt .............................. Uetney L F R. F. Pendergrass (c l Gilstrap Curtis .........................Lemon C. McConnell Brown R. G. L. G. Substitution* Freshmen; Harris for Gilstrap. A shiv for Curtis, Brown for Ponsford.i Pennigton for Schu­ for Pendergrass, hardt. Eckhardt Ward for Ragland, Ragland for Cur- for Gilstrap, Ashby for Curtis, Brown for Ponsford, Pennington for Schu­ for Pennington, Pendergrass hardt for Eckhardt Allen Academy: Stan­ ford for Brown, Brown for Stark. Scoring Freshman; Ponsford, 6 field goals, 2 foul goals missed; Schu­ hardt, 7 field goals; Pendergrass, IO field goal*, I foul goal, 2 foul goals missed; Gilstrap, I field goal; Curtis. 2 field goals; Eckhardt, 2 field goals; field goal; Pennington, I Ward, I field goal. Allen Academy: Stark, I field goal; Uetney, 3 field goals, 2 foul goals, 2 foul goals missed. R eferee—"Grip” Penn ITexas) ----------- o— - * M U SIC A L PR O G R A M HELD A T Y .W V E SPE R SER V IC E Music was the chief feature of the Monady evening vespers o f the Young Women's Christian Association. The program was in charge of the music committee. The study hall was dec­ orated in ferns and pot plants, and was lighted by candles The program fo llo w s : Prelude— Processional—"Onward Christian Soldiers.” Hymn So. 146. Devotions— Led by Miss Barker. Announcements— Vocal Selection— Mr, Parks. Piano— Miss Banks. Violin— Miss,*« Bell and Edwards. Vocal Selection —Mrs, Franklin. Recessional —"Day is Dying in the West.” A motion was made and carried to ask the nominating committee to pre­ sent a* lea?t two nan,es to the Y. W. C. A. for officer* for the coming year. Nominations will be ma le at the next meeting, and the new officers will as­ sume office at the beginning of the spring term 'SPRING TRAINING STARTS IN APRIL W ea lth of F o o tb a ll M aterial to C om pete fo r C ham pion- sh ip C ups Texas University football men will ta* put through spring practice Coach W hiteKer has announced The thud of the leather oval will be heard from one of Varsity's fields about April I. The South has probably never seen a greater array of football talent than will be gathered under Coach Whit­ aker when th*, championship Long­ horns are merged into one equad with the ineligible transfers and Clyde Lit­ tlefield’s well freshmen. There will be material for a heavy and aggressive there will be line; broken field runners of a calibr- sel­ dom found; there will be excellent passers and receivers; and there will be what Varsity ha* sadly mihsed these real few years, punters. trained some last Coach Whitaker’s plans include the awarding of cups to individuals for the best performance in different phaser of the game. It is announced that seven cups will be offered. The different groups competing for cup* will be passers, ends, linesmen, back#, punters, centers and goal kickers. Only football will be considered in the training and there will probably little scrimmage. fundamentals of l»e very the C U R T A IN CLUB TO IN T R O D U C E ST A R (Continued from page One) he got into ehararter in his former appearance convinces one of his in­ mate ability to carry such a part. p la y Ha* Finished Character "Mrs. Dane’s D efense” should be hailed with delight by the University. The selection of the play is a very happy one, and marks an epoch in our college dramatics. The drama wan produced first in the celebrated Wyndhnm Theatre in London, where, for a protracted per iod it played to packed house*. Later it was produced with great success in New York. It might be pertinent to state here that the big Universities of the country-, and it is to be hoped that Texas belongs among them, have in the last few years presented such plays with startling success. They are marked for the fact that the pre- the ama- sed ation s are free tuerishness so patent in mi st unpro­ fessional preformances. The Curtain Club has maintained high standards ?n its productions and is about to o f­ fer another of its finished, dramatic, collegiate masterpieces. from S T A T E B O A R D OF C O N T R O L F A V O R S R A D IC A L C H A N G E S •< ut. oued from Page On* i charging tuition; or it might become necessary, in some manner, to cut out or curtail the activities of some of the iepartments To avoid this, Dr. Vin­ ton advocated very strongly the im­ perative necessity for making use of the available fund, The recommendations of the Board Control aa suggester! in their revi­ sion of he University budget are a: number in character, and advocate quite a number of changes in the pres­ __►___ » ___ ent way in which the U niversity is oeing conducted. The first o f these} proposals is that the entire present program of industrial education being carried on be dispensed with. A great part of this work is being carried on I . .. ti... r ny the Extension Department, receiv mg some aid from the federal g o v er n -1 meat through the Smith-Hughes act of ( (ingress. The Homo Economics D e - 1 partment is also receiving aid from ; this source. The work of industrial j education has been recently carried into a number of the larger cities of the state. All these industrial ed u ca -1 Hon activities are recommended to be cut out entirely, as the Board o f Con- rol alleges that this character of work is being entirely duplicated by other state institutions. This charge was re­ futed by Dr. Vinson. F urthermore the Board of Con­ trol recommended the entire abolition of th* Interscholastic League in which 48,000 students over the state took part last year. Another feature of e limination was the cutting out of ( the incidental expenses of the Univer­ sity publications, among which are numbered the various bulletins that from time to issues the University time upon various subjects of scien­ tific as well as of popular interest. Lastly, the Board of Control cancelled the entire appropriation for the sum­ mer school cession of the Main Uni­ versity. Must Have Capable Faculty VII of there things in the report of the Board of Control were discussed in rid urn by Dr. Vinson, who declared that he would prefer to run a Univer­ sity without buildings than without ai capable faculty and adequate labora­ tories. If the recommendations of the I Board of Control went through, Dr.; Vin son declared that 1500 students! wuM be turned away from the doors of the University next fall, this hav ing to lie accomplished by the raising of admission standards and similar considerable There was methods. questioning of Dr. Vinson by commit­ tee members in regard to the detailed phases of the affair. Glee Club Returns From Week-End Trip To North Texas Towns Send H illy er's F lo w er s. A l­ P h on e id ea w ays a good 5 1 6 0 . WRIGLEYS University Glee Club returned Sun­ day after a successful week end trip ; to Sherman and Denton. The troupe consisting of 25 members of the Ole** Club and Dr. Irving Jones, Director, arrived in Sherman Friday mony ne where they were entertained with a formal reception during the after­ noon by the students of the Kidd Key College the home of Hampton Abney, a member of the Club, he helped entertain the mem­ bers of the Glee Club while in S he r­ man. A concert was given to a well filled auditorium that night. This being in Leaving Sherman Friday night the .Denton Saturday Club arrived morning and were entertained at noon by an informal dinner given by the girl# of the College of Industrial Arts. Dick Criddle whose home is in Den­ ton acted as host to a number of tho Club. The concert was given thai night the C. I. A. auditorium which was packed to capacity. After the performance a reception in honor of the Glee Club was given by the senior* in Lowry Hall. The Univer­ sity Gleemen to Austin Sunday morning after a pleasant trip which wa* managed by Bennett Wooley. returned in NOW PLAYING Sr *“*1 A C arn ival o f L uxury, L a v * ish n ess, L ove, and L ife. rn Adolph Zither preaent* A r G e o r g e F i t z m a u r i c e PRODUCTION 'P a y in g the P ip e r : O Ui'Lh DOROTHY DICKSON. A L M A TELL GEORGE FAWCETT tnt! OOO La ROQUE DONNELLY & WHITE P lum b in g an d H ea tin g C ontractors 905 Congress Ave P iio n e 131 Your Friends Von Boeckman-Jones Company T h e Printer* Across from Kress T H E DAILY I EA A f! FRESHMEN WIN IN FIRST CO-ED GAME Score E nds 21 to 7 in M atch B a sk e tb a ll G am e W ith Ju n iors ft was not until the Gym-German was safely over that the real e v e n t« of the evening began at the Woman’s ; Gymnasium, Monday night. With difficulty the braver sex; was hustled off the floor to make for the two valiant teams which played the first in girls' match gam e of the series basketball. On account of the delay in clearing the “double­ header” which had been planned for the occasion had to be called off, and a single game between the Juniors and Freshmen w as staged instead. field, the The Fish were in evidence in true freshman style with emerald green floating everywhere. The Juniors were distinguished by their milder red decorations. At 8:15 promptly, the the umpire’s whistle game was started. sounded and Although the F rosh outplayed the Juniors, the Juniors played a sports­ manlike game, and made the most of the occasion with the handicap of a few missing members of the team. The score ended: Frosh, 21; Juniors, 7. The line-up w as as follows: Frosh— Forwards: Adele O atm an(captain ), Birdie Meitan; center: Mildred Goff, Ormn H all; guards: Nina Turner, Reine Williams. Juniors— Forwards: Louise Allen, Polly Nor­ (ca p ta in ); center: Ruth Terry, guards: Beatrice ton Mattie Bounds; Lyttle, Blossom Wooten (captain). The next game will be played be­ tween the Sophomores and Seniors, j but the date has not been finally de­ cided upon. ‘*i —" - A rn old Sc A ck erm a n , D ’a. C. 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