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The Weather

T u e s d a y : C l ou d y and u n ­
s e t t l e d, w i t h probable rain; 
colder.

LEADING MAN

DIRKX TO R

The First College Daily in the South

A U S T I N , T E X A S , T U E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 1 5 , 1 9 2 9 .

Inter-Class Banquet 

Proposed By Councils
co n str uctio n! 
OF MEMORIAL 
BEGINS SO O N

Plans fo r a b a n q u e t to be given 
jo in tly by seniors, ju n io rs, Soph­
ia moi os, 
girls 
in F e b r u a r y a re being considered 
this week, a c c o rd in g to inform a 
tion from th e m em bers of 
the 
councils of each class.

council will 
I o’clock a t 
the U niversity C a fe te ria , a n d the 
ju n io r and sen io r 
councils will 
m eet T h ursda y at 5 o’clock in the 
g ills ’ study hall.

I meet W ed nesday at 

sophom ore 

fre sh m e n 

“

T he 

and 

Final Masonry Plans 
Put in Hands of 
Architects
COST INCREASED

Statuary Already Cast; 
Gift of Former 
Regent

the 

{G reenw ood; 

A t a m e e tin g of the fre s h m a n 
co unc i l Monday 
following 
co m m ittees w e i c a pp ointe d guest, 
F ra n c e s 
M a ty S te g e r ; p ro g ra m , 
deco ratio n, Emily 
M u rra y and Anna S c a n la n ; m a n ­
aging, B etty B undy and Mary 
G race Milam; publicity. Shirley 
Scales. A n o th e r m e e tin g of 
the 
fre sh m a n council is scheduled for 
! J a n u a r y 21 
the 
I d e a n of women, w hen 
f u r th e r 
pla n s will be discussed.

in the offices o f 

Those w o rk in g on plans 

fo r 
the class b a n q u e t a r e : fresh m e n , 
M ary Jo Todd, M ary Ste g er, Sally 
Moore, Shirley Scales, Betty Bun­
dy, F ia n c e s G reenwood, Emily 
Milam, Cloite
M u rray , M ary G race 

Sophomores, Rosa 

( ’a th e rin e 
Woolley, Rachel Williams, Ann 
H arg ro v e , F a y F oo te , N ancy Tae- 
Bess M atthew s, Mar- 
G raee H argo n, and

John G uinn will direct 

the 
G irls’ Glee Club 
first
c o n c e rt o f the c u r r e n t session a t 
A ustin High School W ednesday 
night,

its 

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G IR L S’ GLEE 
CLUB TO G IV E 
FIRST CONCERT

C o n s tru c tio n of 

the Littlefield 
M em orial G a te w a y on the c a m p u s 
in 
of th e U n iv e rsity will begin 
th e la te sp rin g, acco rd in g to P r e s ­
Benedict. 
id e n t H. Y 
m asonry design t a r a 
tails o f the
I in th e h a n d s o f the a r c h ite c tu ra l 
I firm of W a lk e r and M orrison of 
Chicago, while th e bronze fig u re s q u a rd , Mac

t i o n have a lr e a d y been com pleted by g a r e t Vaughn, 
‘ the I ta lia n sc u lp to r P om peo Cop- Rosalie Leslie.

F inal de-1 Caswell, and A n n a Scanlan.

Stee le K e n n e d y who ta k e s a 
lea d in g p a i l in 1he E x p e r im e n ­
tal T h e a te r p ro g ra m to n ig h t.

WHITCOMB AND 
JEFFERS QUIT 
HONOR COUNCIL

F I 

‘N o 
• 1 2 V I K , , J 

S n e r i a l 

* 
To Fill Vacancies 
-Skelton

• 

V O L . X X X

EXPERIMENTAL
THEATER WILL 
GIVE PROGRAM

‘A tonem ent’ and ‘All 
Hail the King’ 
Offered
CAMPUSAUTHORS
Refreshments Will Be 
Served Between 
Plays

ir 

Two on e-act plays, one a f a n ­
and 
the o th e r a tr a g e d y , 
tasy , 
bo th fi o m th e pens o f local a u ­
th o r s will fu rn ish th e p r o g r a m for 
th e o pen in g of th e new “ labora­
t o r y ” o f th e E x p e r im e n ta l T he­
a t e r , new est U n iv e rsity dra m a tic s 
org a n iz a tio n , to n ig h t and W ednes­
d a y n ig h t in th e b a s e m e n t of th e 
E d u c atio n Building.

S e a ts will be on sale to d ay in 
th e Main Building an d a t th e door j 
A l m i g h t . T h e re a r e on ly IOO seats 
ticket- 

The p rice of 

Tivailable. 
b e in g 50 cents.

R e fre s h m e n ts will be 

served 
d u r in g a 2 0-m in ute 
interm ission j 
w hich will be o bse rve d to allow 
th e audien ce to d iscuss a n d crit­
icize th e p e rfo rm a n c e .

T h e 

tw o plays, scheduled fo r 
in itia l p e r fo r m a n c e , a r e “ A tone­
m e n t ” by Ja m e s H. P a rk e , and 
“ All Hail 'th e Q u e e n ” 
by Com­
m od ore Cumley.

c h a irm a n 

Gail W hitcomb, 

“ A to n e m e n t.” which will open 
is u n d e r 
the e n te r ta in m e n t bill, 
th e d irection of th e a u th o r . 
I t is 
a tra g e d y . T he p la y r e p r e s e n ts 
to
th e stru g g le the w om an h as 
m a k e h e rse lf s t a y w ith her sick I tem h a s been a bolished and 
h u sb a n d who h a d d e s e r te d her.

of 
M en’s Council and s t u d e n t of the 
the School of Law, and VV. A. 
.Je ffe rs of the G r a d u a te
have resigned from 
Council 

since 

* 

The p a i l o f th e w ife is tak en 
by V irginia B arnell, who is known 
to A ustin t h e a t e r audiences, 
by 
v ir tu e o f h e r a p p e a ra n c e s with 
th e C u rta in Club a n d with a local 
stock com pany. She w as recently 
seen in th e le a d in g role o f “ The 
Pro d ig a l F a t h e r ” w h ich was the 
initial production of th e E x p e ri­
m e n ta l T e a te r .

th e

th e H onor 
sys-
honoh 
the 
w ork o f the council h a s th e r e f o r e 
T he s t a t u a r y has been c a s t by
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been 
limited and b e c a u se o f the
a m o u n t o f w ork w hich is r e q u ire d I Coppini and tho g e n e ra l plans of 
th e m a s o n ry
in th e ir school w o rk. 
of th e g a te w a y have m e t w ith 
Roy Cannon was elected by the 
Some 
the 
s c u lp to r ’s 
r e m a in in g m e m b e rs of the cou n­
plans w ere
tim e ago te n ta tiv e 
cil t o serve as c h a irm a n f o r th-'
tim e b e in g in W h itc o m b ’s place. It p r e se n te d by tho Chicago f i n n , b u t 
is n o t likely that a special e l e c t i o n | w ere re je c te d because o f th e cost 

5 the a r c h ite c ts f o r 

approval. 

will be held to fill th e vacancies. I 
a c c o rd in g to Byron S k elton , pres- ^ 

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wHWn t h U s t 

m a t e r i a k has
, ew

S teele K en n e d y , p r e s id e n t 

o f l i d e n t o f the Assembly. 
O th e r m em bers 
local c a m p u s ; Council a r e : I . B. < a m d t , A r th u r I 

t h e C u rta in Club', anti known for 
his w ork with 
th e 
d ra m a tic s- o rg a n iz a tio n , has 
p a r t of th e R e v ere n d Shands 
“ A to n e m e n t.” K e n n e d y will 
re m e m b e red fo r his w o rk in the | A r x r r t K i c A D I P L ” M A 1 U F 
la st C u rta in f lub play, 

in { U pham . 
be 

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, V\ X .i , * , 

“ S a tu r- 

o f the H on or ■ 

y ea rs t h a t the cost 

of 

(Anginal

^

 consW erab|y increased,

the 
c a n -, 
j not be increased, a c c o rd in g to tho i
I te r m s of M a jo r L ittle fie ld ’s will, (
i the plan s n a tu r a lly m u st 
come 
within the scope of o u r fin a n c e s,

“ Since 
the H urt, J a m e s L u m p k in , a n d J o h n L ,m o u n t o f money av ailable 

B e n e d ic t 

said. 

pi rn

Jun io rs, A n to in e tte Beacher, Jo-
A f u n d a m o u n tin g to $2§0,0OO1 sep*dne Pollard, E d it h E ile n b e r g Guinn Directs Singers
cr, Mary H atc he r, M ary M arg aret 
was l e f t by the la te M a jo r G eorge 
W. L ittle fie ld , f o r m e r U n iv e rsity
Gl&sseock, Wee B row nie C orke,
le g e n t, to be used in the c o n stru e - j Carolyn Cason, Joseph in e C orner, 
tion of a g a te w a y to the U n i v e r - ,, Genevieve ( ’ritz, M arian O ld fa th e r 
sity c am p us. 
o ff e re d to th e g a te w a y c o m m itte e ) 
Seniors, Cornelia G regory, Al- 
included a fo u n ta in g rou p, a r o u n d be r i a Scott, Carol C handler, J a n e t
which w ould be posed the b r o n z e ; Files, M ary K a th e r in e Boone. Club gives its f ir s t concert of the 
fig u re s, including T e x a s 
t o g e t h e r w ith n u m e ro u s a q u a tic sets, Cora Lynn Robinson, E laine ; of tho A u stin High S< no 
Bledsoe, a n d Kina G riffin. 
IO. 
figures. 
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John G uinn will wield the d irec­
t o r ’s b a to n when th e G irls’ Glee

In Opening 
Program

The g e n e ra l p lan a n d Grace Sanderson, 

h eroes, j M ary Eloise Steele, Adele H o n s - i p re s e n t session a t ‘he auditor ium h e a rin g tho discussion 

SIGMA DELTA 
CHI ANNOUNCES 
BANQUET P U N

Scribes Are Urged to 
Check Names on 
Date List

tu e s d a y nigh*, Jai.nam. 
I A n ew 
f e a tu r e b eing off**u-.u 
\ new 
f e n * " " b ,m K 
fo r the first tim e by the organiza- j on '
; tion is th e q u a r t e t which will give 
p opular folk songs o f the south-] 
! e m negro. 

“ Sleep Tinte, Mah
H oney” 
is one of th e selections 
on the list. The q u in te tt e is com-; 
I posed of Ai dis M alarkey, Virginia 
H v is te n d a h l,; 

Decherd, M aurin e 
j and M ary S teger,

In a ddition to th e fe a tu r e there! 

s ta te d .

will be several solos 
ruses.

and 

cho­

T he hill providing th a t the S tu ­
d e n t s Association be given r v > ! 
half of th e net p roceeds of 
the 
d a n c e s given by the G e rm a n Club 
will be r e a d for th e second time 
a t th e m e e tin g of the S tu d e n ts ’ 
A ssembly F riday night, J a n u a r y 
18, a t 7:15 in the S tu d e n t s ’ As-
reserv ed seats. w r a b jy room, a c c o rd in g to an a n ­
, noiine< ment made by B yron Skel­
lon> p re s id e n t of th e Assembly. 

? h ( b m pftsped thg jir s t reading

The s t u d e n t s ’ b la n k e t ta x tick- 
i et m ay be p re se n te d fo r admission 
to th e p ro g ra m , with a paym ent
fo r 
o t h e r tic k e ts f o r ad ults wt M' 
t e r 75 c e n ts and $ I 
Special tick- 
cts a re b ein g offered s tu d e n ts o f , 

25 c en ts 

4 >

ay’s C h ild re n .”
J a m e s M uckleroy, a r e c e n t a d ­

is 

has j

dition to the C u r ta in Club, 
th e p a r t o f th e h u s b a n d in “ A tone­
m e n t ” and the p a r t of th e son is 
ta k e n b y F r e d M eredith.
“ All H ail the Q u e e n ” 

W . S. Adkins a n d M. B. Arick 
of the B ureau of E conom ic Geol­
ogy a r e m aking a geological map 
of Bell C ou nty f o r th e purp ose 
t h e 
ie s o u r c e s of the 
o f s tu d y in g the 
w o rk of C om m odore Cum ley, con­
s ta rte d 
c o u n ty . The w ork w a s 
t r i b u t o r to 
th e L onghorn m aga­
im m e d ia te ly a f t e r 
holidays 
zine and f o r se v e ra l y e a r s a f f il­
a nd p ro b a b ly will not be com plet­
ia te d with th e C u rta in Club. The
the
ed u n til the l a tte r p a r t o f 
p la y depicts t h ^ u n f r u i t f u l search y e a r, a c co rd in g to Dr. E . H. Sel- 
o f the king of an im a g in a ry king-1 lards, associate d i r e c t o r 
the
dom, f o r a wife. The p lay is di­
r e c te d by Miss B arnell.

B u r e a u o f E conom ic Geology.

th e 

of 

T h e L ittlefield M emorial g ro u p 
will c onsist of a huge b ronze fig- 
T u rn to page 2, Col, 2

T H E T A SIGM A PHI
W I L L M E E I 

Final a r r a n g e m e n ts f o r a 

I 

‘l<'° 

ot * C (n ' s* ( a t 

gram of e n t e r ta in m e n t f e a tu r in g
A ustin and c a m p u s artis ts to be | SOLON Ai ^DRESSES 
given a t the Sigm a Delta Chi d ei 
n e r dance F r id a y night have been 
I O D A \ ; m ade, accord in g to J. L. M et'am y.

M F F T I NC, O F H O G G S
M H H 1 1!NU

p re sid e n t o f 
.is sponsoring 
Phi, w o m e n ’s J is sponsoring 

th e 
th e ali-journansuc 
th e all-jour

Sigma 
T h e ta 
r a t c r n i t y
h o n o r a r y 
f r a t e r n i t y a ffa ir.
jo u rn a lis m 
will hold a m eeting this T u e sd a y 
evening, a t (5 o’clock a t th e C a c ­
tu s T e a Room. D in n e r will be 
served in th e p riv a te din in g room.

i N u m be rs on th e p ro g ra m con- 
j gist of exhib itio ns o f ballroom and 
a c ro b a tic d a n c in g ; J o e S h e p p a rd 
T ed Lewis of the cam pu s, and hts 
c la r in e t; and h u m o ro u s skits and ^ ^ gjv c n *

A b a t i n g Club.
a(l,,iti„n 

to 

„ 

Vernon* Lemons, re p re se n ta tiv e
B o e k w .il < o u n ty , a d d r e s s
_A a . : .

the H ogg D ebating Club a t their 
w eekly m e e tin g M onday 
night. 
Lem ons is an Im m o rta l Hogg, and 
w as a t one tim e p reside n t of the

tho address

of

the 

th e As-
la st m eeting of 
s tm b ly and if it passes this sec­
ond r e a d in g it will become a stu ­
d e n t law.

MRS. TA Y LO R LEA DS 

STUD Y ON MISSIONS

DR. HOLLANDER 
W ILL DISCUSS 
NORSE POETRY

Authorship, Historical 
Background to Be 
Reviewed
THIRD DE SERIES
I oday 
,celure Given 

A t 5 in Garrison 
Auditorium

Dr. Lee M. Hollander, asso­
ciate p ro f e s s o r of G erm anic lan g­
uages will deliver a le c tu re op t h e 
Eddie poem s 
this T u e sd a y at 5 
o'clock in the G arrison Halt a u d i ­
torium .

This will he the third in a series 
of public lectu res on m a ste rp ie c es 
of w orld lit erat lire, Tin* first two 
lec tu re s w ere given by P r o fe sso r 
i>. A. Pon irk and Dr. IL J. Leon 
who spoke on Homer a n d Dante, 
respectively.

Dr. H o lla n d e r will discuss tho 
the Eddie poems 
th e ir historical b ack g ro u n d ,
illu stra tiv e pa s- 

, a u th o r s h ip 
| and 
I and will quote 

of 

ages.

“ Dr. H ollander is well qualified
I to m ake th e discussion, since he
of
of a volum e 
the a u th o r 
is 
tr a n s la tio n s of 
the Eddie poems
; published recently by th e Univer- 
,. 
. . . R 
i 
j sity Press, *aid Dr. A aro n S c h u l - 1
i for, c h a irm a n of the c o m m itte e on

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public lectures.

those 

i n t e r e s t 'd 

lite ra tu re should 

in com-: 
“ All 
i p un itive 
avail 
............
them selves of this o p p o r tu n ity of
these 
* *1 old Norse m asterpieces o f narra- 
tive p o e try 
the
from 
. il!n;rv-^ 
coimti-v*!. o i t e t t n d i n * auU m ritira
S c h a f fe r

sub je ct/* Dr. 

one 

o f 

of 

STU D EN TS' ASSEM BLY 
W ILL MEET FR ID A Y

I ex as Co-eds to 

A ppear in FU ms 
As Equestriennes

Tom Mix 

only 
is not 
f» How in the movies now who 
rides horses and things.

the 

No, i t ’s not Hoot G ibson 
either, n o r is it anyb ody w ho 
wears a som brero, c a r ry s a six- 
- hoot cr, and acts so in d e c e n tly 
us I o ; hoot a t own up.

B ut th e y do ride horses a n d 

how.

This is the s e c r e t: U n iv e rs ity 
cq-tds have entered th e movies 
“ on h orseb ack .” E. 0 . Lee, a 
of the Bathe 
^ p r e v e n t a t i v e 
News, m ade pictures o f 
t h e 
riding classes S a tu rd a y f o r the 
news rt e!.

Miss Helen Hall, r i i i n g 

in- 
the g ir ls ’ 

i rut to r, supervised 
movie deb ut.

COMMITTEE T 0 
BE APPOINTED 
BY MOOR! EBY

$ 1.50 Blanket 

Fax 

Fee to Be Charged 
Per Term

 

 

N o . 9 !

LAND CONTROL 
BILLS HELD IN 
COMMITTEES

I o Confer With Board 
Of Regents and 
President
ACTS TEMPORARY

Judge B atts Explains 
Measures Before 
Legislators

Bills g i v i n g the control of sale 
of mineral r i g h t s on U niversity 
lands to 
t h e Board of Regents, 
providing f o r the appropriation of 
$200,000 f o r th e purchase of the 
K avanaugh t r a c t for the U n iv e r­
sity, a n d t h r e e bills for th e p u r ­
pose of c h a n g i n g the statutes r e g ­
ulating th e in v e stm e n t of the U ni­
versity f u n d and 
the b orrow ing 
let out to s u b ­
of money, w e r e 
com m ittees a f t e r lengthy consid­
th e House com m ittee 
eration b y 
I on public 
buildings 
la n d 
(T hursday n ig h t. The sub-commit­
tees have b e e n asked to meet w ith 
Regents a n d Pre sid en t H. Y. Ben-
edict b e f o r e m a k in g a report.

and 

The 

e n te r ta in - 

com m ittee on 

the com m ittee on e n t e r - : < a ‘* 

Jud ge R . L. Batts, U nive rsity 
m e n t f o r sum m er school will be! regent, e x p la in e d the land centred 
I. Moore bl11 to th e com m ittee, calling a t - 
app ointed bv Dean V. 
and Dr. Fred erick Eby on th e re- i ^ i o n t o t h e fa c t that u n d e r its 
, 
,. , ,
Eby from F o rt W o rth , Provisions t h e Regents could Te­
tu rn o f Mi
th e n 
rn ('cording to Dean Moore, c h a i r - ji* o t a n y a n d a1! bids, and 
a f t e r 
auction 
man of 
righ ts,
ta in m e n t. 
for 
.Stadium as I leSR th a n th o highest hid re je c ted .
Minimum r o y a ltie s of one-eighth 
and $1 p e r a c r e rental w ere also 
provided. T h e bill was ob je c te d 
to m ainly in t h a t it g a \e too much 
flower 
th e Regents, w h e re a s 
the p o w e r should be given to the 
land com m ission er, it was held.

will be held 
in the 
u su a l; a n d o th er o u td o o r e n t e r ­
ta in m e n ts will consist o f lectures, 
co n c e rts, e n te rta in m e n ts , a n d m o ­
tion p ic tu re s.

D ean Moore states t h a t a b la n k ­
e t ta x fee of $1.50 per t e r m is the 
present plan.

The F o u r t h of July c e le b r a tio n j however, c o u ld not be sold 

a P '1 Ll ic 
suitable a d v e rtisin g . The 

t o 

The 

t h r e e bills governing 

WHITE RETURNS

th e 
! inve stm e nt o f the perm an ent fund 
I provide t h a t th e University f u n d 
i may be in v e s te d in county 
a n d 
A l I U r P T A M j municipal securities, th at the Uni- 
r m J m » A L V P A I I f n i j v er ity c o u ld borrow the p e rm a -
j nent school fu n d with the in tc r- 
as 
jest. fro m t h e p erm anent fu n d 
R. L. W hite, U niversity a r c h i - ! security, a n d t h a t the U niversity 
lect, r e t u r n e d S unday fr o m Gal- j pledges a n d obligations would be 
veston w h e re he com pleted pre- j tax fre e .
Hminary sketches fo r t h e out-cli-l 
nic, an a d dition to the hospital. 

explained 
; the effect o f th e bills, and showed 
th o 
the. 
tion w ith a com m ittee a t Ga Ive;- present 
t h e campus would be 
ton and completed the f i r s t sketch, (shacks o n 
The p la n was ap prov ed by 
buildings” 
f o u n d a tio n Friday night, and Mr. with m o n e y borrow ed in this man- 
to ; ner, w as e xpressed by the press­
W hite w as instructed 
w ork a t once on the f in a l plans, dent. A ll 
be 
t h e 
He is a w a itin g d a ta b e f o r e he can j te m p o r a r y in th e ir use, it w as ex- 
com plete th e final specifications, plained, f o r a f t e r a few years th e
; U n iversity w ould be through w ith
A . S . C . E . W I L L E L E C T its building program, and would
O FFIC ER S T U E SD A Y no‘ hav<' to bo.™w m.°"7 h„ „

Mr. W h ite worked In c onjun c - the n e c e s s ity f o r them 

th e replaced b y “ suitable 

P r e s id e n t Benedict 

t im e . Hope 

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acts would 

a t 
t h a t 

to go 

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Mrs. D. B. T aylor will conduct 
a s tu d y on missions in Argentine
, 
and ( hi Ie a t the re g u la r meeting T u e sd a y n ig h t a t 7 o’clock 
° f 
W o m en’s A sso ria -: rGom 2 12 of 
tion o f th e U niversity Baptist Building, according to B e r n a r d P. Action on 

The a p p r o p r i a ti o n fo r th e Kav*
T he A m e ric a n Society o f Civil anaugh t r a c t was asked t h a t the
its
in building p r o g r a m , by placing ccr- 

E n g in e e rs will hold a m e e tin g this j U n iv ersity m ight 

E n g in e e rin g fain b u ild in g s on th a t 

continue 

location.

th e ^ 

the 

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th e church 

u es d a y , a t i o (lock ^ii 

n f lim nromni'/atinn 
S tu d d e r t o f the o rga n iz a tio n. 

“ belling of Pictorial Review, ( 

by C harles M olmana; “ My Philo­
sophy o f L ife ,” by B urford Nieh
ols; T he S h o o tin g of Dan MC 
G re w .” 

“TV,* chnntimr 

p arlor. 

E lectio n of officers is th e main
in 
R o b e rts will lead the devotional purpose of the meeting. Present
D m Mc-! aml MtH' S* ° ‘ Burford wiU « ive officers are M. R. Mitchell, presi-
Merrick v ice oresi-
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d e n t; E . E. Billman, s e c r e ta r y ;
sergeant-at-
Ami C. C. Carter, 

a vocal golo> 

Lorena j 

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decided to poetpone the I B A R C I A L I B R A R Y 
^ o f f i c e r * until 
next
^ o ^ g . to Morris

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RECEIVES BOOKS arms-

t h is bill was d e fe rr e d 
until m a p s c o u ld be obtained show­
ing the p r o p e r t y in question a n d 
its r e la tio n to the p re se n t 
cam ­
pus.

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BELLM ONT AGAIN T O 

H E A D FACULTY CLUB

; u a n j<ins p resid ent.
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G RAD M E E T PO ST PO N E D
T he G r a d u a te facu lty will not
to d a y , as scheduled, accord-

T h e G arcia L ib ra ry has receiv- M O R T A R BOA RD IO 
by 
Id old volumes d o n a te d 
ed 
Is au ro M oya of M atam oras. Sev­
e ra l o f th e books once belonged 
t o 

M o r ta r Board, w o m e n ’s 
f o r m e r g o v e rn o r o f Ta-] h o n o r a r y organization, will meet ^an A n to n io S treet,

H O L D MEET T O D A Y

O ffic e rs a n d directors o f 

tho 
U niversity Club were elected a t 
the a n n u a l m eeting of th e m e m ­
bers S a t u r d a y night a t 8 o’clock 
a t the M e n ’s Faculty Club, 2301

senior 

th e

B u rt Dyke o f th e C u r ta in Club, 
the 
V a rsity e n t e r t a i n e r , has 
p a r t of the King. His cha ra c ter- 
T u r n to P a g e 2, Col. I

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By Kina Bishop

^ im person atio ns.
G e rtru d e 
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S c h o tte ’s 

“ Varsity 
dance 

Peacocks” will 
music 
following 
d u rin g th e e n te r ta in m e n t.

fu rn is h 
th e d in n e r and j 

ce w rni l «u 
Alex NL M u rp h re e w r ite r of 
The Texan 

.nj 
“ Bull Bellows” in
c h a irm a n o f the g e n e ra l a r r a n g e - j 
m cnts com m ittee and wdl preside ; ^ 
as to a s tm a ste r. 

Tickets f o r the 

d in n e r d a n c e 1

night in o r d e r t h a t 11 f r " m th c mt'mbt' rs ° f lh '

I recall t h a t once I maJ? be o b ta in e d ai l l O B . H all o, J 
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tee, a list of which is pos e wi 
th e dance list at 120 B. H ad. 

T h e Daily T e x a n h a s n o t always com e to m y aid. 

been the f l o u r h h i w daily t h a t it | , Rat up 
In f a c t th e r e was 
Ha
to day . 
its e d i t o r w as forced to 
tn n e when 
ait up all 
n ig h t in o r d e r t o y e t ••anda o f th e p rin te r. F r e q u e n t ly ,
to
; e n o u g h copy in th e hand* o f the j 
inco rpo r-
p r in te r to have a T e x a n a t ail. 

, m ig h t h ave s u f fic ie n t copy in th e
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it was n ecessary 
; clipping e xc ha n ge s and 

to re s o r t 

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This e d ito r wa* F ritz G, Dan- a tin g them in our columns.

to say
ham , now U nited S t a t e s r e p r e s e n - 1 
t a thro from 
th e T w e lf th Disrict, ] th a t a n y n u m b e r of Thc Daily Tex- 
a n d first ed ito r o f T he T e x an . A an now surpasses in q u a lity and
{ l e t t e r recen tly received from Rep- q u a n tity and in terest the publica

’It is no e x a g g e ra tio n 

M em bers of th e c o m m itte e u r* » t h e
t h a t those who ex p e c t to a t t e n d j b r 
t h e e n te r t a in m e n t should 
the dance list as soon as possible, j 
Those who do n o t wish to a t t e n d ; sta te d Dr. Marsh,
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should n o tif y th e co m m ittee 
t h a t o th e r d a te a r r a n g e m e n t s can 
be made, it was sta te d .

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{(> j )r p ' j M arsh, se c re ta r y to I m a u lip a s, and one is richly bound 
d ue to the illness of a n d b ears a silver m onogram . Most 
H arper, dean of the j o f t he volum es a r e of historical ; in th e a d jo in in g 

M e m be rs arg re q u e ste d to meet 
p r iv a te din in g

to d a y a t noon at the C a f e te r i a . 

room a f t e r buying th e ir lunches.

check G r a d u a te School. The meeting value, 

be cu| | €Mi jn the n e a r fu tu re , j 

Col. Dan W i l l Not Attend
p ro g ra m a t the re g u la r m eeting E L E C T S T O S T A Y A T H O M E

C L A S S IC A L CLUB M EETS
The Latin 25 class pre se nte d t h e !

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L. T h e e Bellmont was re-elect
ed p r e s i d e n t ; Ju d g e Charles Wil­
cox was re -ele cte d vice p r e s id e n t; 
and H . C. W alling, in s tr u c to r in 
business a d m in istra tio n , succeed­
a c ­
ed C. P. L ay , professor of 
c ounting, a s treasu rer.

Dr. M. R. Gutsch, s e c re ta ry of 
the club f o r m a n y years, resigned 
v o lu n ta rily as secretary. A com­
mittee h a s b e e n organized to rec­
ommend a m em ber to fill th e va­
c ant p o st.

Tile d i r e c t o r s who rep re se n t t h e 
consul a r e : P rofessor E. J . Vilia- 
| vase, D r. D. X. Brace, Pro fessor € . 
E. Rowe, D r. F r a n k Jew ett, and Dr*

“ P rio r to th e p ublic a tio n of T h « | th o se which c o n sta n tly c o n f r o n t- College of P h a rm a c y , schedule I Club, acco rd in g 

to Lydia M a r - 1 

tw o s tu d e n t! cd th e editorial s ta f f of th e e a r ly j f o r this T u e sd a y has been dei I- qui*, p resident.

The -ago. I rejoice t h a t you now su ffe r! 
j no such h andicaps in th is w o r k as I 

M E E T P O S T P O N E D 
f a c u lty m eeting 

of 

of the Classical Club, held Monday
F a c u lty W om en’s

the night a t th e 

The 

A bill p ro p o sin g th e e s ta b lis h - ; r e s e n ta tiv e L anh am te lls of some i 

w ith which I 

lab o re d y ea rs 

ow ned 

ra d io ! o f 

of a s ta te 

th e e a rly s tr u g g le s o f 

m e n t 
b ro a d c a s tin g sta tio n f o r the jo in t I T e x a n e d ito r: 
use o f s ta t e and U n iv e rsity of fie- 
(als p robably will be in tro d u c e d in) T e x a n , 
th e Leg islature the l a t t e r p a rt of n e w sp a p e rs a t th e U n iv e rs ity of days. U n f o rtu n a te ly , 
th is week, 
Shelby, dean o f th e Division of j th e o th e r. T he C a le n d a r. 
E xtension. 

IL T exas, One was T h e R a n g er an d 
The 
I field wax- h a rd ly big enough for
“ Such a s ta tio n would be o f] tw o sn eh p u b lic a tio n s ; according- 
two w e re com bined a n d
iy, 

tim es, 
lean upon his s t a f f ! 

T h e Daily T exan I am , 

t h e r e were 

a c c o rd in g 

to T, 

special i n t e r e s t to th e Division of 
th e 
n I 
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mo T k /a Tovom
E xte n sio n of th e U niversity and b ecam e T he T ex an. 
th e bu re a u o f e d u c a tio n ,” 
“ T h e T e x a n was 
s a i d ; 
Dean Shelby. 

weekly. 

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ITS F p i i u R u f i i i x f I v v a t d v i j a D U A 

A sim ilar s ta tio n is owned and I also issued ’weakly.*
o r a te d in F lo rid a u n d e r control a box In th e c o rrid o r o f th e M ain I d e n ts. 
i n i ’ f u i i i v u i 
t
the division o f e x ten sion of th e ) Building fo r c o n trib u tio n s to its l a t e r it cam e u n d e r the m a n a g e -!
.'•iilnmris hut 
are re i m e n t of th e s tu d e n t body. As thc
colum ns, b u t c o n trib u tio n s w ere j m e n t of the stu d e n t body. As the j 
a lm o st as r a r e as sable swan*. I t U n iv e rsity grew T he T e x a n g re w !

U n iv e rsity of Flo rid a.

U fitf * t i a u i 

w * 

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is passed, 

the Ida

lf th e bill 

A LEC FA CU L TY M E E T S

Routine business wilt be 

con­

[ 

F R IT Z G. LANHAM cushion,

th e n 

issued 

I might a d d t h a t it IMM [ in O c to b e r, I DOO, it was a p riv a te added 

W hen The T exan first a p p e a r e d : 

The College o f P h a rm a c y wa-1
to the Medical Branch a t
T h e re w as j e n te r p r is e , owned by sev eral sty - j Galveston in 1803 and moved to 
Some fo u r o r fiv e y e a r s ! A u stin in 1027.

a i t * 

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th o se Rifely postponed due 

to 

th e 

ill- 

th e e d ito r w as unable 

the 
“ W ith cordial good wishes f o r course in p h a rm a c y fro m a three- 
> y e a r to a fo u r- y e a r course &as to
have been the su b je c t of the dis- 

V e ry sincerely you rs, 

f o r 

t o I n e ss of Dean W. F.*Gidley. 
ch ang in g

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S C A N D IN A V IA N TO MEET 
T he * U n iv e rsity Scandinavian

W hen G overnor Dan

 lub will boid th e m onthly m e e t - 1 tak' ” *'Vhe o a t h ’ of office thia” f u e s - 

m g this T uesday night at ‘ ^ | {(}ay at nonn, b e f o r e th e joint

o’clock a t 
l e g i s l a t u r e . Young
Mrs, L. M. H ollander, sponsors of I)ftn J r wU1 not be th e r e At
: tb<? ja st m inu te he has s e n t his *■*-
the club, a c co rd in g 
j g r e t s a t n o t being able to a tten d,
A n derson , p re sid e n t, 
elects to stay w ith his m other

th e home of Dr. and 

to (.un hi Id 

and 

Qf 

Moody I t e r th e oath.

Inauguration of 

Bv T IL L IE IM M E L

. D a n

T h e r e will be no g a la i n a u g u - ! D. A. P i a t t .

th e custom 

this year, as has a lw ay s! 
in p a s t years, 

rat ball 
been 
due- to th e fact th a t M rs. Moody) Mins E ls ie Perlite, instructor, int 
and D a n , Jr ., will n o t b e a b le to I G e rm a n ic languages, ha* been ill 
a t S atori I n f ir m a r y since T l p r s -
p a r tic ip a te . 
day. 
in
expected 

the music a t the i n a u g u r a ti o n , ac

P E R L I T Z IMPROVES

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H A R P E R IM PRO VES 

fer. IL W. H a rp e r, dean o f .th e ] A long with the g o v e r n o r will be j c o rd in g to B urnett P h a r r , direc- soon.

Graduate School, who has been L ie u te n an t-G ov erno r B a r r y Miller, tor. E x governors w ho will p r e b ­
the oath of office | ably be p re se n t a t t h e in a u g u ra-
ill for se v e r al weeks with 
a r e : Joseph D. S a y e r s , Ja m e s 
F e r g u s o n , a n d his w ife , Mrs. 
M iriam A. Ferguson, w ho procod*
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'th e Supreme Court, will adminis-1 ed Moody as governor. 

T he Longhorn B a n d w ill f u r n is h 

influ- who will 

take 

* Gregg. 

is recovering 
t o resume t o r 
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R. H . C u y le r, 

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f i l l

ology, la confined t o 
with t h e “ f l u ” t a d 
to n * e t Un

th e Capitol, Mr. Shelby said. 

q u e st, sym path izin g fr ie n d s would J hu n d re d .

according to Dean T. U. Taylor.

 € l t e 0 a i l u $ t x a n

P * M ib t4 tm th* ramps* ef the Cal* 

*w« i cr ct 
A m i in, b f l h a T«**»
Stanton ta PtU ioatkm *. iec^ t t a r j ■•gra­
tes; Mont M winter.

Itfite rte l offfgMk B. Halt, Tater &*»#• 

S i l l - t i , (After IS p. rn. UST J

Basiww office*. & Hab, TaJagfeo*** 

S-S1S4 an* 2-S1M.

Jh rlatwl hr TTnirerahr Fee**, A. C. 

W right, Mmnuger.

gastwa* aa a****# ria** matt#* at th* 

paatefftea at Aa*l«, Tai**.
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BULL 
BELLOWS

B y A L E X M U R P H R E E

T H O U G H T H W T O D A Y 

I T U S E D t o he * poor* int/
ta neck* 

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W h a t e v e r it it

I li k e it, b y h eck .

HABIT

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M I S S B E W L E Y 

I M P R O V E S

Diseoseionei between 

student? 
representing Hamilton ami Jeff- 
er«tn and Washington and Wilson 
were the main feature? of 
the 
meeting of 
the Athenaeum Lit­
erary S o c ie ty which wast he!d 
.Monday night, according t o Scot 
Hughes, president.

Mi?-* Lula Mary Bawley. amaist- 
ant dean of wonton, is still con-^ 
fined to ber room, due to an in­
that she re­
ju ry to her ankle 
ceived several days ago. 
It was 
learned, however, 
that she was 
improving and would be back ut 
her office in a few days.

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ARCHITECTS SEND 

DESIGNS TO N. Y

to 

Nine of the plans submitted by 
a num ber of students in the de­
partm ent of architecture in 
the 
twenty-second Paris Prize prelim­
the Beaux 
inary were sent 
Art* Institute of Design at Mew 
York Monday morning. Of the 
nine, one of 
the problems wa4 
submitted by a fre-hm an, Billy 
( u id w v li . and t h e other* were sui* 
the following; B. P. 
miffed by 
Bailey, 
Jr., g ra d u a te o f *2f»; 
Mary! A, Burke, Jim Hammond, 
N. &, Nayfach, Temple Huntley, 
and L. II. Spinks, seniors} J. A. 
Mora, junior; and Harold IL des 
sen, graduate student.

Program* wert* given out at IO 
o’clock Saturday m orning and the 
conte?* sifts were allowed 12 hour* 
of continuous work. The prob­
lem wa* “ An International Gate­
way of Friendship.” Plans arc mb 
mitt cr! by student* of architecture 
from every section of the United 
State*, and J a n u a ry 22, five 
of 
all the number subm itted wifi he 
entered for ju dgm ent in the Pari- 
Prize finals.

NEY MUSEUM TO 

BE OPENED ALL WEEK

The Eli ashet Ney Museum, for 
merly open only on Monday af 
fe rm ion s will bt* open every day 
in the week now, according to an 
announcement Monday. Tho Mu­
seum will be open Sunday-? and 
Mondays from H to IS o ’clock in 
the afternoon* and al) o th er days 
of the week from IO to 12 o’clock 
in tho morning* and from 2 to 5 
in the afternoons.

No admission will be charged 
ort Tuesdays, Thursdays, S atu r­
days, and Sunday*. On Mondays 
W ednesdays and Friday* an ad ­
mission fee of ten cents will be 
charged.

The museum 

at 
Forty-fourth s tre e t and Avenue

located 

is 

SLIPPERY SIDEWALK 

PREVENTS ROBBERY

Tho 

fighting 

fundamentalist,
th e Rev# J. F ra n k Norrie, speak­
ing from his summer tabernacle 
Sunday n ig h t, tells h is c o n g r e g a ­
tion that a new church will be 
built a* m on a s possible on 
the 
site of the o ld , w h ic h wa- des­
troyed by fire S atu rday night.

He declared;
“ We do not know how the fire 
occurred. So fa r as we know it 
was an unexplained accident. We 
hope th at 
it was ami prefer to 
believe it until convinced o th e r­
wise.”

If You MUST 
Take Notes
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n e t t * idea

SIMPLY h o l d a s o ft , 

s m o o t h , b lack - w r i t ­
in g V I* LY Ll pc n e I in v o u r 
h i n d a nd n o t e s practically 
w r i t e t h e m s e l v e s . T h e 
b l a n k l o o k o n y o u r f ree 
v a n t'Jit > a u d e veryt hi ng 
c o m e s o u t O . K .

Ctvry*.« bel ii,

lh:* c 
tut if dm en 
I day.

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their room s as early as possible to secure choice places.

If you have any vacancies, take advantage of the rates 

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that reaches all students:

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Y v A \ n i N e e x a c t l y

BY GLADYS PARKER

OOT H C THOUGHT iSCHCPt NHPOCL 
W l O n C N W E R E A C i - i N L V T R HAC> 
s o l u t e l v N G . - Y r h e p r i v i l e g e 
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NEWMAN GLEE CLUB 
INVITED TO A. fie M

Newman Hall Glee Club has re­
ceived an invitation from A. & VI. 
College to take part in a special 
program at College Station Feb­
ruary 9 and IO, according to Mins 
Xenia Bell, director of the club.

Eleanor Leutcke i« president of 

the club.

C L U B S P R E S E N T P R O G R A M

Members of the Spanish Dram­
atics (Tub attended a series of 
Spanish plays, scags and dane** 
the Austin High 
presented at 
.School auditorium Monday night 
under the auspices of El Arco Iris 
and Los Ha blad ores, two Austin 
High .School clubs.

TH E Menorah Study Circle 

in 
Zionism will meet Wednesday, 
Ja n u a ry IC, at 5 o’clock in yourn 
250 Main Building.

AARON SCHAFFER.

CANDIDATES 

f o r 

engineering 

degrees in J une, 1920:

B a c h e lo r o f A r c h it e c t u r e

Ijewis Meriwether Hemby, Rob­
Paul 

ert James Hammond, Jr., 
Marion Howell, Milton Meyer,
Moseley, Nathan Baul Straus Nay- 
lach, Louis Charles Page, James 
Roy White.
B a c h e lo r o f S c i e n c e 

in A r c h ite c - j 

(u ra l E n g i n e e r i n g

W aller Percy Dennison, 

Jr., j 
Jonathan Edmund (Hasty, Ruth! 
William La when, 
Jeff Monroe j 
Stewart.
B a c h e l o r o f S c i e n c e 

in C h e m ic a l 

E n g i n e e r i n g

Benjamin Jac k Albritton, Jr., j

GAY AND HER GANG

WHAT A p e YOU 
READING -G A Y ?

THC PHILO SOPHS* 
OF SCHOPeNHAUER

 TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1929.

T H E D A I L Y
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TESS.

N O W A T CRESCENT

TH E A TE R S

WI T H C. B.

“ T H E LA ST W A R N I N G . ”
B est th in p in town. Real thrill- 
insr m ystery . S tro n g men tm sp 
“ D a m n -n -n !” 
a t it a n d cower 
dow n in t h e i r chairs. Talking. 
A t th e Queen.

“ T H E R E S C U E . ” 
a new 

Ronald 
C olm an » i t h 
leading 
lady, b e a u tifu l p h o to g ra p h y , i n ­
tr i c a t e a n d slow m o v in g plot 
a n d t h a t ’s about all. A t 
the 
M ajestic.

“ R ED W I N E . ” This one has 
a sui prise in it— i f s good. W o r­
th y o f th e “ six best of 
the 
m o n th ” th a t Pho to play gave it. 
C o n ra d Nagel, etc. A? th e H a n ­
cock.

MAN 

“ T H E 

W H O
L A U G H S .” A> a movie it’ll cio 
v ery well, but oh boy, as 
an 
o f B a c la n ova — S a n ta 
expose 
Claus, I w ant 
a B a d a n o v a . 
Much p o n de rous h istory. At the 
C re sc e n t.

“ V A R S I T Y . ” Im p ro b a b le but 
to u c h in g y arn w ith C h e ste r 
Conklin ste a lin g the show fro m 
a n d M ary 
( h a d e s 
firs t 
Bi inn, anti 
r t a r r i n g p ic tu re , too. A t 
the 
T exas.

it’s Rogers* 

Rogers 

CHARLES ROGERS 
STARS AT TEXAS

W ith g ra n d old C h e s te r Conklin 

/ C E S A R E G RA V IN A , fa v o rite c h a r a c t e r a c to r , M ary Philbin. little* 
f a ir y p rincess of the movies, and C o n r a d Vt itll. E iropean d r a ­
m a tic a c to r, in a scene from “ T H E MAN W H O L A U G H S,” U ni­
versal V icto r H ugo historical mob special now a t the C re sc en t t h e ­
a t e r ; b u t Baclanova, the b e s t th in g in it, and t o h e a r us tell it, th e 
best a c tr e s s in A m erica, isn’t shown.

A T QUEEN

CRESCENT HAS 
HUGO PICTURE

D ynam ic c h a ra c teriz a tio n is the 
c h ie f excellence of V icto r H u g o ’s 
“ T he M aan Who L a u g s” which 
plays a1 th e C rescent fo r the re ­
m a in d e r of th is week f o r th e first 
tim es in A ustin.

Especially n o te w o rth y was the 
role o f th e more 
th an seductive 
I c ou ntess a s played b y Olga Bac- 
lanova. Besides a p p e a rin g young- 

in 

giggling, 

I f s good.

guessing, 

both c haracteristics.

1 1 7 H AT S it all a b o u t? “ T H E 
** LAST W A R N IN G ,” 
now 
at th e Queen tin titer, will have 
you 
a n d 
g asping . 

Second to th is g r e a t b it o f a c t­
ing cam e C onrad V eidt 
the 
title role, Gwylplaine, th e man who 
laughs. 
J u s t how his m ake-up 
w as accomplished we do not know ; 
b u t we do know? t h a t Mr. C han ey 
m u s t have viewed 
its p e rfe c tio n 
w ith ala rm . W ith such a s trik in g j 
m ake-up, it w as h a rd ly necessary 
th a t Mr. V eidt should have to a c t;) 
bu t he re a lly did u nu sually well. !
M a ry Philbin in th e role of the I 
p u re a n d in n o c e n t blind Dea w a s 
F irs t, Lily D am ita a n d t h e na- 
f a r m ore convincing th a n if 
east j
as a sensuous a n d he a rtle ss vam - j tive sailing up to th e b each in a 
pire. 
h ap pen ed 
as t h a t ! And yet 
once. 
In h e r so m e w h a t pale way, 
she w as e th e re a lly be a u tifu l an d 
a d d e d m a te ria lly to th e ro m a n tic 
to n e o f th e p ictu re .

PH j u s t give you a h in t o f some 
scenes. 
of th e best p ho to grap hed 
Some t h a t stru c k me as b e in g as 
w o n d e rfu l as I had e v e r seen on 
th e screen.

It 

Im agine M ary Philbin c a s t •‘small boat. H e r blond b e a u ty and < Picture of a

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B R O W N TO L E C T U R E FRIDAY
on 
i A 
“ High F re q u e n c y Electrical Phe­
n o m e n a ” will be given Friday I 

illustrated 

lecture 

j nig ht, J a n u a r y IS, in room 5, K.
o ’clock. Dr. S. L.
* Hall a t 7 :30 
B rown, pro fessor o f physics, will 

t deliver the talk.

M EN S DORM P A P E R IS SU E D

T he second 

issue o f the Little* 
j C a m p u s’ new pub lication made its 
I a p p e a r a n c e 
night. The 
F r id a y 
I “ s h e e t” has n o t yet been named,
I but it is a n n o u n c e d th a t the con­
test f o r a suita b le title will close 
J a n u a r y 15. T h e p a p e r has dou­
bled in size since th e first issue, 
i h aving two pages in stead o f one.

A
Publix
Theatre

The 
House 
Of Hits

S T U D E N T B R E A K S ARM

Cleo Chambers, a sophomore in 
the University, sustained a broken 
a rm S a tu rd a y while a tte m p tin g to 
c ran k a car. She was t a k e n 
to
Seton In firm ary.

Hancock

NOW! 

Conrad Nagel
a n d
JU N E COLLYER

O C E I X ™ * h e a v e r
HELD SUNDAY

THEA GOLDSCHMIDT 
S o c i e t y Editor 
T e le p h o n e 6 9 3 5

N o S u ccesso r N a m ed 
TK is Y ear for 
D ec ea se d

F u n e ra l services f o r P ro fessor 
H al C W paver, c h a irm a n of 
the 
d e p a r tm e n t o f m ech anical e n g i­
the 
neering . w ere condu cted a t 
O akwood C e m e te ry S u n d ay 
a f t ­
ern o o n by the A ustin Lodge. N u m ­
b e r 12, A. F, & A. 
.VI., with Joe 
M u e n ste r in charge.

T h e Rev, E r n e s t C. W ebb offi­
ciated in the services at the W ea­
v e r home. IOU W est Thirty-second 
S tre e t.

“ No p ro fesso r will be employ- j 

cd to fill P r o fe s s o r W e a v e r ’s po­
II. I 
sition 
T. 
thi(s y e a r ,” said 
T ay lo r, d ean of the College 
o f j 
E n gineering, “ bec a u se each mem- , 
b e r of the staff has volun teered ! 
to c a r ry the e x t r a work if n eces­
sary. Only additio nal assista nts j 
will be employed to ta k e care of 
th e la bo ratory w o rk .”

_ 

 

 

o 

 —

T heresa Moore o f Scottish Rite 
in 

D orm ito ry sp e n t last week-end 
S an Antonio.

Student-Facuity Hour Is 

Held Sunday Afternoon

Th** f ir s t s tu d e n t - faeull y h o u r 
since th e holidays was held S u n ­
from 4:30 -to 0 
day a f te r n o o n , 
th e F a c u lty W o m e n ’s 
o’clock at 
Club, 2 610 W hitis. The 
social 
I was very in fo rm a l, sta te d .Mrs. J. 
A. Kress, o f th e Spanish f a c u lty , 
who w ith Miss M ary Decherd, had 
charge of 
th e ab- 
th e hour, 
sence of Miss Elsie Perlita, who is 
ill.

in 

The in v ita tio n w as e x te n d e d to 1 

to 

an d 

a tte n d 

in stru c to rs 
the 
following w ere p r e s e n t: Dean V. 
J. Moore and Mrs. Moore, who j 
ta ble, as- j 
presided 
fisted by D o ro th y Kress; Miss 
j Ruby T e n ill, Miss D o ro th y Gob 
j sue r, Miss Lilia M. Casts, Mr-. | 
I Kress, Miss M ary Decherd, a n d Iv I 

th e 

te a 

a t 

I M T / A T K I ) S U N D A )
H Y Z E T A T A U A L P H A ' S

Zeta Tau A lpha s o ro rity held 
initiation S u n d a y a f te rn o o n a t 5 
! o'clock f o r eight pledges. Those 
initiated 
inclu ded A g u e s Sm ith. 
P a t ty Lacy, W inona Glasscock. 
Helen Glasscock, F ra n c e s Skill- 
! man, L o re tta C hapm an, and J u lia 
Bell Deutz, a n d Mrs. Lillian C u n ­
ningham .

Mrs. W. IL Idicy. f o r m e r 

s t u ­
dent of the U n iv e rs ity and on*- of 
the c h a r te r m e m b e rs o f K appa 
c h a p te r of Z eta T au Alpha which 
was installed a t the U n iv ersity in 
1906, a tte n d e d th e initiation 
of 
her d a u g h te r , P a t ty .

G. Lewis.

George B a k e r, 

W alker W hite, Gibson P a y n e, 
o f th e Phi 
s tu d e n t p a s to r ! Delta T h e ta house have w ithd ra w n 
from thp U n iv e rsity a n d have re- 

and Harold D uncan 

the 

U niversity M eth od ist 

of 
Church s a n g a g ro u p o f songs, and ! tu rn e d to th e ir homes.
Josephine P o lla rd played a piano
solo, hut th o ro 
was ne, fo rm a l pro-
gram .

A nn Allen h as w ithd raw n fro m 
I he U niversity and bus re tu r n e d to 
h e r home in Paris.

Em Hie M oore 

of 

Delta Pi ho use spent 
end in San A ntonio.

th e Alpha 
th e w e e k ­

M ary E le a n o r 
U niversity w as a 
of I Ida V ernon.

Kike of B ay lo r 
week-end g u e s t

E d ith T a k t r s o n 

the A lpha D elta Pi house 
week.

is a gu est of 
th is 

DEAD WEEK
C O F F E E

For last-minute students. 
Sweet Rolls, Sandwiches 
and Late-Night Lunches. 
Open ’till 12
The Wayside Inn
Fred J a n e t, P roprietor

LAST TIM ES T O D A Y !

RONALD
COLMAN
With
LILY DA MITA

'THE RESCUE”

ALSO—
PARAMOUNT NEWS 

SCENIC

COMEDY

T E X A S
TODAY ONLY
S E E
BUDDY ROGERS
and
MARY BRIAN

the 

the w hite sails of the b o a t a g a in s t 
th e b lack o f the sea h ad all th e j 
d a r k n e s s a n d light c o n tr a s t o f a j 
w ell-done oil p a inting. A n d ever 
so o f te n th e w hite line o f f r o t h l 
a lo n g 
top of a w ave would 
rool .smoothly u n d e r them . R eally 
and 
— one o f the best p la n n e d 
f ilm e d scenes I have seen.
T h en, Colman s ittin g 

th e 
edge of th e shore before th e grave. 
T he d istinct, c le a r light 
the 
scene gave it the sh a rp n e ss o f an 
etching . A nd— as i t did th r o u g h 
all t h e p ic tu re — th e 
rolled 
ceaselessly in th e b a c k g ro u n d .

s e a 

on 

in 

P r o b a b ly 

b e a u t i f u l 
the most 
scene of all was t h a t of Lily I)a- 
m i ta ’s ru n thro u g h th e fo re st. The 
light falling from 
the t o r c h e m ­
phasized h e r s o ft blo n d n e ss and 
the blackness of th e ju n g le s a b o u t 
h e r— or do they have j u n g le s on 
J a v a H ead? W h a t re a lly m ade 
th is scene, however, w as th e Vi- 
ta p h o n e 
a c c o m p a n im en t — t h e 
s te a d y th u d of tom -tom s a n d the 
w ailing d eath song of th e n ativ es 
w hich re p e a te d its h e a r tb r e a k i n g 
m inors in m onotonous precision .

O f course, th e re is a f a ir ly good 
p lo t to link these t h r e e o u t s t a n d ­
ing scenes 
th e y 
distin c tly rem ained in m y mind 
a f t e r th e im pression m a d e b y th e 
plot was gone.— B. D.

to g e th e r. B u t 

NOW ( B E S C E N T NOW

T h e a t r e ^

VICTOR HUGO’S

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Bee B aclanova — as th e 
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t h e a tr e ? I . . W hy 
the f e a r of th e s ta r and h e r 
. th e jealousy o f 
lover? 
. 
. th e 
. 
the leading man? 
tense, g rip p in g spell 
of 
i t 
all? 
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8094 

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P h o n es 4191 — 23913 

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N a v y blue Learhury o v erco a t 
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a t 5760.

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LOST— Black sa tin coat a t th# Scatter- 
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Return to B. Hall 119.
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TO URING CAR— good con d ition . Cash 
or term s. W ould trade for lo t or on 

lig h t Hosted car. P h o n e 4442 or 8477.

L O S T : Pair black p a ten t 

at W om an’* F aculty Club 

leather pumps 
last week. 

Finder phone 2-1916.

SHOE SHOP

W e Cai! for and B eliv e* 
Boot-m nk in g and Sh oe R epairing 
SA MONK SHOU SH O P 

8 1 6 C units v s* 

P h o n e 2 1 8 3 3

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today 

and see the abow.

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clothing and 

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ring 8717. 

for 

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tf

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FOR R E N T — A ttr a c tiv e Quiet room . U ni- , 

v a r s ity n eigh b orh ood 

P hone 7166

G ARAGE 

for rent 

1*07 Colorado 

St., 

Phone 2-1113.

A P PR O V E D H O U SE fo r girl*-. Board if 

d esired . Modern convenient-, 

Block ; 
ca m p u s, Mrs. W W. j 

said half 
from 
H anks, 2617 U n iv e r s ity . 

Phone -2 7 2 .

COACHING 

- Am erican H istory 
E uropean H isto ry . M. E. L egion 
— G erm an A and G erm an I. Mrs. I

* F IR S T CLASS d ressm a k in g . W ork goar- 
an teed . Do all k in d s o f tailored work 
| 
and a ltera tio n s. D in n er ev en in g d resses 
a sp ec ia lty . Phono 2 2 0 3 8 .

FOK G E N T L E M E N A 

furnace b e a r d 

room and bath 

in p riv a te home. Ga 

• ra g e a v a ila b le. Ebon* 5754.

COACHING IN MATH mad p h y sics E d ­

w ard E. Gi rn on, 

810 W. 26 , 

J 

; MRS K E L I.IE L E E - U n iv ersity d r e ss­
m aker. U n m akin g. A lteration*. R< 

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tin in g C oats, H em stitch in g . 
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24 9 2 San 

silk 

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p lea tin g , b u tto n s, rh in esto n es, gold and 
• liv er clip s. Mabel G annaw ay, 716 C on­
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h o se, 

B OARD & ROOM

WOOD

K OOI! A N D B O A R D 

t o r b o , . : tor 

rea so n a b le. 
cam p us an d to w n . 

L ocated co n v en ien t 
I S H Colorado.

COAL AND WOOD— B e st G rades. Quick 
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i 
I C o., §06 San Marco*. 

Phone 7 7 4 1 .

L A R U E RO O M S, ‘’leaping tx 
n e a t s . O ne and otic half 
cam jm s. R ea so n a b le term s. 
I.ewt*. 

206 JI. 22rid Hi.

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j for conference. Mr* H uddleston, P . O. 
{ Box 735. city

Si .* 

rn

H IG H EST CASH PR IC E S PA ID for see 
shoe*. 
A 
Phone «7«*

and 
SCHW ARTE. 417 S ea t *th 

ond-hand 

clothing 

FOK R E N T — A ttr a c tiv e apartm ent n e a r .
for wom en stu d en ts 

cam pus. Kuitable 

d esirin g q u iet. 
p hone 229-3 4. b etw een 
d aily.

For 

in form ation 
I and 2 o d tck 

tole- I 

A ROOM FOR G IR L S At 2019 U n iv er­
s ity A ve, Mrs. P onton . P hone 77 83.

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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR R E N T TO BOYS 

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large room w ith p riv a te en tran ce H eat 
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for next 

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S tr eet. 

I FOR R E N T . 
I 

b o y s: room with 
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| M E N ’S F U R N IS H E D ROOMS, 
’ 
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1 K. 28. Dial 48 4 6 or 22 796. 

sin g les , 
and d ou b les, in m odern home. Furnace j 
— 10 I

T w o b lock s e a s t o f Stadium . 800 

ro o m s; porch. H alf block 

FUR BOYS— N ew ly ren o v a ted u p sta irs 
so u th o f 
cam p us. O nly w ell-b eh a v ed h o v » w a n t­
2605 W ich ita, m o n o 2 -3 8 8 5 .
ed. 

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b a t h . 

r o o m n e x t 

f u r n i s h e d 

i', 

it 

l o 
2601 W h i p * .

Gas h ea t. P hon e 6 2 7 s . 

FOR R E N T — large room 

to 

in stru cto r or couple. 

in n ew h o m e
D ial 6 s? 6

a fte r I ;30 I*. M.

W A N T E D : T w o or three b o y s to th e r e 
a’U te o f tw o bed room * and bath w th
E v e r y th in g new and 
240 8 Rio G rande, P hon e

tw o o th er boy*. 
co n v en ien t. 
9 397.

FOR R E N T : U n til N ovem b er Ifttb , far* 
nibbed h ou se, all co n v en ien ces, in Un** 
P h o n e 9 1 8 1 -1 9 1

{v ersify n eigh b orh ood. 

A P P R O V E D H O U S E : P le a sa n t 

1 ^ 7 
Bleeping porch, g irl* ; board if desired 
B lock of cam p us. R eason able rata*. 29, 
E a st 25, P hon e 8 1 4 0 .

TW O C L E A N , fu rn ish ed room s. Booth- 
o f 
ren en ab le. W atas 

e a s t ex p o su re. W alking d ista n c e 

Rent 

lig h t (urn had. 

P hon e 9811.

U n iv e r s ity . 
and 

FOR BO Y S: tw o m odern room s, u p stair^
p rivate
or down. all 
home. 
2 8 9 8 N a sc aa.
P bon

N ear U n iv e r s ity .

co n v en ien ces, 

in 

51 SO.

i Vt n AT I RAC l l VE 

in a n ice
home- Ail m odern co n v en ien ces. H ot 
and cold running w ater, kha heat. S leep ­
ing p o rch es. A b o e a ta g e . D ial 4 539.
I '* I *> C on gress Ave.

room s 

YOUNG MEN who co n tem p la te m a k in g
a ch au ve i he second sein e •le i' cat! 899 a 
before making d efin ite plans. Room* 
and g a ra g e availab le Jan. 15, 
<>«*.« • 
E xcellent m eal-’ m ay bt* had at 
ary. 
nom inal c o s t. 

I’ p a y s to in v e stig a te .

if 

LARGE so u th ea st 

room* w ith sleep in g 
porch for m en. one block so u th o f Cam­
1.811 U n iv ersity A v e. T eleph on e

pti*. 
9if I 2. 

^ ■

ROYS*: Two neat room s in p r i v a t e h o rn et.
Block from cam p os. P riv a te en tran ce. 
1905 W ich ita. 

Gas h ea t. H ot w ater. 
Phone 2391 J.

ROYS
h*at.

N ew m o o ts, new 

Hot and cold sh ow er, 

f u r n i t u r e , g a s
2 s I (J N u - 

P hone 9367.

S everal 

W A N T E D j 

( 8 0 3 1-2 
W ich ita S t. Gas heat, ev e r y c o n v e n ­
ience. G arages, board if desired , P h o n e
8310.

boys a t 

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im probable but unob- well p lann ed 

f a i i l y ta k in g the show a w a y f r o n t i e r a n d m o re b e a u tif u l 
th a n we j 
th e y o u n g e r team of C h a rle s Rog- have e v e r seen her, h e r eharae- 
f r s a n d M ary Brian, 
“ V a rsity ” j te riza tio n was one m arked by keen 
co m es to the T exas t h e a t e r to d a y i d ra m a tic ju d g m e n t and a s o rt of 
as a very 
all 
4»^tio* »hle ‘rnrn on th e college m o - 1 tim es vivid to the point of u n iq u e ­
It is distinctly w o r th seeing, ness, th e role neverth eless showed
l y . 
c a re fu l r e s t r a i n t 
o v e ra ctin g 
It you p re p a re to w h im p e r a few 
and a detailed s tu d y o f its d r a ­
t e a r s o u t o f the l e f t c o r n e r 
of i 
m atic p o te n tia litie s b y Miss B ac­
y o u r eye, a few 
la u g h s o u t of 
lanova.
t h e right c o rn e r, an d ta k e th e salt 
pas* 
th e sto ry and se v e ra l 
f o r 
A k f M g e s of th e acting, y o u ’ll enjoy 
^ ^ t h e show im mensely.

a b an do n. At 

o f 

The* c ’s no doubt a b o u t Ches­
a t 
t e r C on klin ’s bein g an a r t i s t 
th is so rt o f s tu ff , b u t since this 
is R ogers’ f ir s t s t a r r i n g picture, 
ho d e m a n d s a p a t on th e b ack and 
a kick in Hie pants. W ith all his 
w holesom e freshn ess, R o g e r is at 
b e st only a v e ry s w e e t y o u n g man, 
p o sin g very a r tf u lly a n d rem em - 
b e i i n g to keep a smile on his face. 
T h e r e a r e plenty of good pa rts, 
this, f o r him, b u t we d o n ’t 
like 
w a n t him to be 
all 
th e tim p ; we like him too well for 
t h a t. He needs to be able 
to 
su g g e s t t h a t life has s h o t him a 
n a s ty deal once in a w hile; maybe 
he needs to grow a beard.* And 
he sh o u ld n ’t he p aire d w ith Mary 
B ria n very much lo n g e r— she, too, 
tru e , 
is a lm o st too sw eet 
a n d th e y a r e n ’t good 
each 
o th e r . Give ’em a h in t o f burly 
s tr e n g t h to play up to , we say, 
a n d 
no­
t h e y ’ll both click 
b o d y ’s business.— C. B.

to be 
f o r 

j u s t sw e e t 

like 

GOOD MYSTERY

T h e plot w as filled with enough 
ro m a n c e , a d v e n tu r e , intrigu e, lust, 
to 
p u re love an d e v e ry th in g else 
sa tis f y th e m ost e x a ctin g fa n . A d d­
ed to th e v ital plot was a c a r e f u l i 
a u th e n tic i ty of de ta ils m a k in g th e 
pro d u c tio n highly realistic. One 
of th e best, an d no one in te re ste d 
in got*! p ic tu re s should miss it.
— B.D. 

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^ 

I A T HANCOCK

in 

“ T he 

f o r q uite 

th e y spend 

lge to excess 

p le n tifu l— b u t 

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a t th e H an cock th e a t e r , 
highly e n te r ta in in g .

T h e p ic tu re called “ Red W in e ,” 
p roves 

F ro m the pen of Raym ond C a n ­
non a n d directed by t h a t u p-and- 
c om ing directorial genius, this Fox 
F ilm s p ro d u c tio n com bines th e u l ­
tim a te o f sc re e n en deavo r— sim ­
plicity and com pelling in te re st.

C o n ra d N agel, a s th e h usb a n d 
w ho decides to relieve th e m o n o t­
o ny o f dom estic existence by sly- 
a ly ste p p in g out, a n d to his e v e n t­
ual sorrow , a d ds a delicious f a r ­
cual h u m o r to the pointed, b u t n o t 
offe n siv e , m oral of th e y arn. 

n o w 
I*ast W a r n in g ” 
p la y in g a t th e Q ueen is in m any 
th e best a n d m ost vio- 
r e s p e c ts 
dram a 
e n tly hair-raisin g spook 
h a t we have had 
a 
w hile. T he plot is wrell worked 
o u t to f a irly and c o m p le te ly b a f ­
f le y o u ; the c a st is c o m p e te n t; th e 
th r ills a re 
th e re 
a r e o th e r point;; to be considered.
In this picture U niversal m ay be 
said to have succeeded in produc­
in g th e f i r s t p e r f e c t m y s te r y story 
—-at least, some o f i t is still 
m y s te r y to me. A nd th e m ost mys­
te r io u s f e a tu r e o f th e whole th in g 
tim e 
is w h y should 
a n d m o re tim e on so m a n y overly 
e m ph asized effects t h a t a r e m e re ­
err
ly effects and no m o re ? T h e y in-j 
jum b le d-u p 
p h o to g r a p h y and b lu r r e d sub-ti­
P h
t Iii
tle s f o r th e p urpo se— I suppose— 
o f c r e a t in g 
Instead, 
h ow ever, th e y r e t a r d th e action to 
s u c h an e x te n t t h a t one begins to 
T h eir 
sigh r a t h e r 
than 
do ub le and 
of 
B r o a d w a y a t n ig h t w ere spectac­
im pressive, b u t seemed 
u l a r and 
to produce no 
effect
p a r tic u la r 
o t h e r th a n con fu sio n — an d 
t h a t would have been enough 
if [ e n a c tin g of th e scene o f t h e m u r - 1 
t h e y h a d n ’t overw orked the thing, d e r w as g rip p in g and d ra m a tic to j 
T h e 
h a n d le d in th e sam e w a y — excel- a m ost ex c itin g chase when 
le n t and to the p oint in p a r t, bu t fiend is c o rn e re d by the police, 
j u s t a lot o f noise in o th e r p a rts .; 
the 
T he d e a f e n in g blasts a n d r u m b - swell chosen cast, a n d she did qu ite 
lings th a t a n tic ip a te d no less th a n I a bit o f a c tin g a n d was m ore beau- 
th e fin d in g o f a bloody corpse, a t I tiful th a n I have ever seen 
her. 
tim e s proceeded m erely a patch o f; H e r voice is v e ry well f ittin g to
d u s t y cobwebs. 
, her p erso n a lity , a n d she scream s
some m ore pra is e : Sin a w a y you won’t soon fo rg e t, 
N ow f o r 
t h e r e w ere some of th e m ost high-j The Vi ta p ho ne acta a re above the 
ly te n se m om ents t h a t I have ever i a v e r a g e . — B B.

I f you care to see a pictu re e x ­
a n d 
q u isite ly b e a u tif u l in spots 
r a t h e r slow 
in others, see “ The 
R escue,” p la y in g a t the Majestic 
tim es 
fo r 
But
lard 
th e 
you— a b o u t 
d o n ’t f o r g e t 
I told 
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in a m y s te r y play. Tho re-

COLMAN ENDS 
AT MAJESTIC

sound was the u tm o st de g re e , and th e y have

I*auta La P la n te 

trip le ex po su re s 

a c c o m p a n y in g 

jus*; seen 

suspense. 

headed 

today. 

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DOCTORS

OPTOMETRIST

Dr. E. B. Crowder, D e stin 
SOS Sceurbrowfli Bldg*, A ntlia, Ta*

A. BURSTYN, O. D. 
Cartful eye examination. Canaut 

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Oretta I Svrfooue

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DENTIST

H i R * FASMCS

comfortable (Urea*.
SIS 1*2 Congr*»a

PLUMBING

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' u m

 T U E S D A Y , JA N U A R Y 15, 1929. I
ON TOP; MEET BEARS THIS WEEK-END r

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

HOGS WORRIEDs p o r t H a f t
To M eet at
WHEN
in B. 
HOLD STEERS
Hall

5 

Schmidt Suspicious of 
Narrow Margin of 
I exas Win

$rw *«/ to Th* 

T*ran.

PA Y E T T E V IL L E , Ark 

J a n .
14— The cham pion Hogs w e re a 
b it puzzled over the outcom e of 
in Waco 
the Tex a s -B avlor g am e 
S a tu r d a y 
T e \ a 
quint was doped to be the s t r o n g ­
est te a m in T e x a s an d y e t th e y 
were barely able 
to nose out a 
team t h a t is a d m itte d ly the w e a k ­
est club in th e loop this ye a r.

n igh t. 

The 

Coach F r a n c is Schm idt was 
a 
bit pessimistic over the outcom e, 
and tu r n e d to th e ta sk c f keeping 
his club o f g ia n ts from becom ing 
ov e r-c o n fid e n t of w in n in g the c o n ­
ference title in a walk aw ay . The 
B ruins 
lair 
F rid a y and S a tu r d a y n ig h ts fo r a 
tw o-gam e series, an d th e closeness j 
o f the score with Texas speaks of J 
a tou gh sc ra p a h e a d f o r th e P o rk - j 
ers in th e series.

th e P o rk e r 

inv ade 

T here will be a m eeting o f t h e
sports s t a f f this a fte rn o o n 
in B, 
Hall 120 a t 5 o’clock a t which e v ­
ery m em ber c f the s ta f f m u st bo 
present, a c co rd in g 
to Bob C a n ­
trell, spo rts edito r.

“ AH persons who are not at th e 
meeting, a n d who cannot give a c ­
ceptable ex cu ses willl be d ro p p e d 
from the s t a f f , ” C antrell said.
The e n tire s t a f f will be 

re -o r-

gummed to day.

P H
“ You D o n 't W a it on U *”
Drink 
O R A N G E JUICE
. 
. 
Every morning’ 
. 
t h e pure 
juice 
drawn from fresh oranges 
before your eyes.

. 
sweet 

S e r v i c e AH N ig h t
PX SANDW ICH SHOPS, 
INC.
O p p o » ite th e U n i v e r s i t y 
O p p o s it e H a n c o c k T h e a t e r

Continuing Our

Clearance
Sale

of

Stationery

An op p ortu n ity th a t is o ffered you only on ce a 
year w h en w e p la ce a ll station ery on sale w h ere 
the stock has b een broken. W e still h ave a fe w 
boxes o f good p a p er to selec t from if 
you com e
ea rly . T h e price is o n ly

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SPORT
TALK

B y B O B C A N T R E L L
T EX A S SPOUTS EDITOR

t o n y , 

t i m 
the 

th e ir w o r k 

TK* S te e r * k i d a e l « « 

c a l l 
it w»*n t 
S a tu r d a y m « n i , o u t 
all th eir 
B ra in *
f a u l t . T W 
p tared a g r e a t g a m e att th* w a y , 
p i a y i a f 'w a y a b o v e their W ad*, 
p erron * 
t o « ev era l 
a c c o r d in g 
who W e e w a t c h e d the Bear* in
a1! 
*ea*on.
N eed ier* 
s t a llin g 
g a m e «* ed b y th e B a y lo r q u i n ­
tet c o n f v i e d th * Longhorn* fo r 
a gr ea t p a r t o f th e gam e. 
It 
i«*po*»ibJe to b rea k 
wa* alm o st 
in and 
lo ath er a w a y 
f i r e -—a n d y o u 
from th* B r u in 
d o n ’t 
c a n ’t sc o r e w h e n 
f o u n d
h a ve 
his sty le c r a m p e d by th* 
c o n ­
sta n t p r e s e n c e o f Bob K ie rsk y 
o n hit heel*. 
It w a s p ra c tic a lly 
im p ossib le fo r B r o c h to 
sh a k e 
he 
I hts 
started 
the 
floor.

f o r w a r d when 
down 

b a ll. B rock 

d r ib b l in g 

little 

t a k e 

you 

th # 

th e 

constant 

The e nthu siasm showed fey th e 
Bay lo'- stud r o t a S aturd ay 
nig ht 
was some thing: glorious to feehold. 
There were ISO© of them crowded 
into the B a y lo r jrymna-ium, an d 
they kept up 
r o a r 
a 
th rou gh out th e Kame. even w hen 
th e ir club was behind. A club like 
th e one th a t B ay lo r put on 
the 
is one of 
floo r S a tu rd a y n ight 
which they can j patly be p ro u d , 
w hether it Inn** or win.-*. T h ey 
w e r e dope-! to lo*'- by a score t h a t 
would make the I 'n it cd State* no 
look sick, but w en t 
tiara* debt 
fought 
on the floor 
th e 
Steer- almost 
a M a n d r il l 
th ro u g h o u t th e game.

an d 
to 

T h e S te e r * e n d their p r a c ­
S 
c la s h 
tice s c h e d u l e w h e n th e y 
w ith th e S t. E d g a r d * ’ 
S a in t * 
W e d n e s d a y n ig h t . The S a in t* 
have a v e t e r a n q u in t e t , and a r e 
e x p e c te d to g i v e the L on g h orn * 
a real b a t t l e 
the h on o r*. 
f o r 
ha* 
T e x a s ha* a q u i n t e t that 
c o m e t h r o u g h all test* 
so f a r 
w ith color* f l y i n g , and ha* b e e n 
fo rced to c o m e fro m b eh in d t o 
win th r e e tim e * -. T h e M averick * 
should w in th e m id -w eek g a m e , 
and th en g e t in r o o d shape fo r 
c o n f e r e n c e c la s h 
their s e c o n d 
w ith 
s t a lli n g 
ga m e u n c o r k e d by B aylor S a t ­
urday n ig h t is th e type o f g a m e 
th e 
w hich T e x a s w ill fa c e for 
S. M U . i n ­
rest o f th e s e a s o n 
troduced th is s t y l e 
of b a s k e t ­
ball p lay t o t h e c o n f e r e n c e , a n d 
no d o u b t w ill u s e 
it S a t u r d a y 
night.

S. M U . The 

Plans for th e fifth annual T e x ­
as Relay* a r e ra pidly b»*ing whip­
ped into s h a p e b y “ Ox” H iggins, 
m a n a g e r of th e carnival. T he first 
o f a aerie* o f inform ative bo ok ­
let* has b e e n m ailed to s c h o o ls 
colleges, a n d universities all o v e r 
aeries 
the c o u n try . T h e second 
will be Bent T h u rsd a y , arid 
the 
soon. Special 
th ir d some 
tim e 
f e a tu r e s t h a t wilt make the relays 
t h e g r e a te s t in th e south a re b e ­
ing considered, while Ted C a n ty , 
who a n n o u n c e d f o r the relay* liiKt 
job, 
ye a r, will b e back fo r the 
a nd a tte m p t* a r e being made 
to 
secure Bob R o p e r of P rin c eto n to 
a c t as h ead s t a r t e r .

crow d. 

T h e g a m e a t W a c o S a t u r d a y 
n ight b e t w e e n T exa * a nd B a i ­
lor ta w t w o f r e a k goal* r e g i s ­
ter ed , o n ly o n e o f which wa* 
n o tic e d b y 
B o b 
t h e 
K ie r tk y . in a t t e m p t i n g to k n o c k 
the hail o u t o f the d a n g e r z o n e , 
tipped th e b a ll in t o th* b a s k e t 
f o r T e x a s , a n d H o lly B ro ck g o t 
c r e d it f o r t h e g o a l, A ta w m i n ­
ute* la t e r , B ig ’U n R ose h e lp e d 
C ap tain B a r k s d a le loop a c o u n ­
t e r w h e n h e k n o c k e d the l e a t h e r 
into th e lo o p . B roc k and K i e r ­
sk y e a c h a l m o s t had heart f a i l ­
ure a f t e r th e tw o frea k sh ot*.

Steers clash frogs SCOUT Fifth Annual Texas / 
Wednesday B A D F E E L IN G S /? e% s 

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Best
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A. St M,
S M. U .
T C U,
B a y lo r
R ice

G a m e s T h is W eek 

F R I D A Y

Baylor vs. Alkanna* at F a y e tte ­

ville.

V ille ,

Station.

S A T U R D A Y

Baylor vs. A r k a n s a s at F a y e tte - 

S. M. U. vs. Tex a* at. Austin.
T. (*. V. VK. A. & M. at College

OUT PHI GAMS

In Connection 
With S. M. U. 
Carnival

In th e f ir s t gam e at. th e F r e s h ­
man G ym n a siu m , 
the Phi Delta
T h e ta ’- ra n over the S. A. E .’s
P la n * fo r the f i f t h a n n u a l T e x - with a score of 14-4 Monday night. 
the
fo r M a r c h i The g a m e wa 
in 

R e la y * , s c h e d u le d 

close until 

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Phi D elta T h e t a ’* g o t s ta r te d 
the second half.

J C. U. Still Without 
Coach; Officials 
Out of f own

k l Of Th* Ditty Term*.
F O R T W ORTH, J a n . 

I 4.— Be­
relation* i 

th a t no 

s tr a in e d 

lief 
would result fro m t h e action taken 
by A. & M. College 
in sec u rin g : 
th e services of Coach M atty Bell,
Fexas < hristian I rn;graily men-, 29 , are being pushed to completion
to r. were expressed by Pro fesso r by 
. P- 
K. W MacDiarxnid, c h a irm a n of p o in tm d mmnmgtir of tbe reJay c a r . 
th e Frog athletic c o m m itte e , re- nivmi by 
c e n tly . While the c o n tro v e rsy o f W o rk in g in con nection with offi- 
h a s , cial, of tbe fi„ t m n n u a , 5 M u#
th e 
‘dangerous p r e c e d e n t” 
I e lays which are being h eld March
been raging in the new sp ap ers of 
the section, fa c u lty and 
the Rice Relay*,
body of T . C. I . hav e been co n-j p r e s e n t plans fo r th e g r e a t e s t ev er 
g r o t ulating the fa c u lty and 
d e n t body of th e F a rm e rs. 

*t«- to be held in the s o u t h w e s t 

.0 x - H e g i n s w h o w a s 

lb e A t h l e t i c C o u n c il

stu de n t ; 

replace 

first bulletin c a r r y i n g full
in fo rm a tio n as to the d a te , place

T. C. U. in the m eanw hile re -; 

I rn rn I 

I Av* I * a a-*. I 4 rn /*

Club Introduced 
To Texas Studes
B y c. A . B U R T O N

N a m e —B ill F ord.
H o m e — D a lla s .
A ge— 23.
H e i g h t — 6 f e e t .
W e ig h t — 17t» pound*.
P o s i t i o n — O u t f i e l d .
T h ro w * r ig h t ; bat* rig ht.
E x p e r i e n c e —T w o year* H i g h ­
land P a r k H i g h , D a d a * ; 
t w o 
jfeari P o w e l l U n i v e r s i t y T r a in - 
two y ea r * 
ng School, Dada*; 
in D a lla s c i t y 
o n e 
year f r e s h m a n ; tw o year* t a r * 
dty.
1 9 2 8 C o n f e r e n c e b a tt in g r e c o r d 
\ B R H A v .
!2 

le a g u e * ; 

.2 7 4

4 
6 
F o r d h it 

. 3 2 0 

in th e D a lla s 

.tty le a g u e * la s t s u m m e r .

The w eek-end saw two big s u r ­
prise--. s p ru n g on th e follower* of 
the c o n fe re n c e basketball 
race 
when Baylor held a f a r su rp e rior 
com posed of 
T “ xa- team to a 22-1 ti victory in 
one of the m ost *en>ational game* I have berm h 
ever played in W aco, aud S. M, l l , j s u b je c t, b ut 
trim m ed T. C 
in 
•oore 
due 

m a in - “ c o a c h l e t . ” No d efin ite a n d a few minor d e ta ils have been 
a n n o u n c e m e n t of Bell’s successor j m ailed to schools, ju n io r colleges, 
th e colleges and universities all over 
baa been fo rth c o m in g from 
| the land. A second detail;? series
a th le tic com m ittee, 
Meetings of several committee*! will be mailed out T h u r s d a y c ar- 
alum ni j ry in g details o f even ts, prizes, 
the J schedule o f events, a d e sc rip tio n 
•Id 
so f a r these g e t- t o - j „ f field, and f u rth e r plan s fo r the 
ho lding o f the meet. In a w eek or
te n d a y s e n try blank s 
list*
will he mailed out.

IL ll 4-25. The low g e t her* have been m erely prelimi- 
the T e x a s - Baylor g a m e na He*. “ We will do n o th in g in a 
th e ‘‘sta llin g ” g am e j h u r r y ," »«id L. C. ‘‘P e t e ’' W right, 
to 
played by th e Bruins, who ju st a th le tic director. P r e s id e n t K. M. 
t a t back arid w a ite d for Texas t o W a its and Dean C olby 
I). Ball a re
come 
them.

the c ity a tte n d in g

th e ball away 

from I a b se n t 

to consider 

p ro m in e n t 

from 

take 

a n d 

The m o st ex citing gam e of th e j 
nigh t w as played betw een 
th e 
Phi G a m m a! 
Delta Chi** 
Delta’s. N e ith e r team held more S 
than a 
a n y 
time. T h e g am e ended 14-13 in 
fav or o f Delta Chi.

tw o point 

lead a t 

a n d 

Tau D e lta Phi r e ta in e d its u n ­
d e fe a te d le a d e rship in a one-sided 
gam e a g a i n s t Sigm a Phi D elta, j 
the g am e en d in g 21-7.

D E K E S W IN 1 6 -6

Saint Tickets 
Distributed 
Today; SMU 
Thursday

led 

J o e l 

the* Dekes 

T ickets f o r the 

Delta K appa Epsilon 

e a rn e d a 
10-6 v c ito ry o v e r B e ta T h e ta Pi 
ort the c ast c o u rt of t h e W o m an’s 
G y m nasiu m M onday night. 
Sullivan 
th e ir 
in 
scoring spree. The gam e was fa st 
and well-played.

St. E d w a rd s 
gam e will go on distribu tion th is ; 
morning, a n d c o n tin u e 
f> , 
; o’clock W e d n e sd a y a fte rn o o n . T he j 
St. E d w a rd s g a m e is th e la st g a m e I 
this season a t which all s tu d e n ts J 
will have a n o p p o rtu n ity to a tte n d
The T h e t a Xi p assing c o m b in d - ; A f t e r th e clash w ith th e S a in ts ,
th e g ro u p d r a w in g will go in of 
fee t, with only c e rta in gro ups s e e ­
ing e ach gam e.

T H E T A X E S R A L L Y T O W I N

u n til 

Local officials a r e w o rk in g in 
h a rm o n y with the 8. M. t i . o f f i­
cials in securing special f e a tu r e s 
ft r th e two meets. A tte m p ts a re 
b e in g made to secure P aavo N u r ­
r u n n e r , Ray 
mi, g r e a t Finnish 
B a rb u ti, 
to 
win a tra c k event 
th e 192s 
Olympics, Frank W y k o ff, 18-year- 
old dash sensation, a n d G eorge 
H am , 
from 
G eo rgia Tech, H am m w as sched­
uled to a p p e a r in th e r e la y s last 
sprin g, but failed to a r r iv e .

the only A m e ric a n 

sta r broad 

j u m p e r 

in 

Bob Roper of P r in c e to n will be 
chit‘f re f e r e e of th e re la y s if pres­
e n t plans are c a rrie d out.
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P R E S B Y T E R Y S C H O O L O P E N S
tr a in in g 
school of th e C e n tra l T e x a s P res­
b y te r y held their first chias meet- 

a n n u a l 

th ird 

T h e 

£

 

o

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O F F I C I A L S R E T U R N

Dr. J. O. M a t h e n y , d i r e c t o r of
e x te n sio n teaching, a n d Dr. IL F. 
, P itte n g e r, dean of the School of 
E d u c a tio n , 
for G alveston
S u n d a y to study a pro b le m of a 
new school-bpilduig p ro g ra m . A 
sim ila r study was m ad e 
San 
A n to nio last year.

left 

in 

lion b r o u g h t th e m out o f a slum p 
in th e last h a lf o f a h a rd - f o u g h t 
game to win fro m Sigm a Nu by a 
score o f 8 
to 6 M onday night. 
Both te a m s w e re evenly m a tc h e d 
b u t 
as 
a c c u ra te p assin g gave 
th e T h e ta 
Xi’s the w inning goal.

to goal-sh oo ting ab ility, 

L A M B D A C H I W I N S 13-4

L am b d a Chi Alpha and Delta 
b u t 
Tau D elta staged a ro u g h 
in te r e s tin g g a m e on 
e a st 
th e 
c o u rt o f th e W o m a n ’s G ym nasium 
to u r n a m e n ts . 
in M onday n ig h t's 
The tilt s ta r te d well b u t 
e x p e r t 
in e x p e rt playing 
r e f e r e e i n g a n d 
caused so m a n y fouls a n d tie-up s 
th a t th e p la y e r s became careless. 
Despite 
th e m any free trials a t 
goal, o nly one point was r u n g up 
as a sc o re on f re e throw s, and the 
r e m a in d e r o f th e c o u n te r s w ere 
scored b y lo ng shots from c e n te r 
field. 
L am bd a Chi A lpha won 
18-4.

S t a n f o r d L. Miller, g r a d u a te of
past 
in A u stin visiting with 

the U n iv e rsity , sp ent 
w eek-end 
friends.

th e 

'* f l vnoant by K » - | in(f Mon<iay
° U 

s i?y P re sb y te ria n C hurch.

night, a t th e U n iv er

P ro m in e n t a m o n g the 

c on ventio ns in K e n tu c k y , and it is 
I a lm o s t certain t h a t no official ac­
tion will be ta k en un til th e y re- 
j t u rn.

This week will f in d e v e r y 'c o n ­
the exception
ference te a m w ith 
of Rice in a c o n f e r e n c e (dash. Bay­
“ r u m o r 
lor will o f f e r h e r s e lf a* a s a c ri­
c oachee” is Bo McMillin, Kansas* 
fice on the A rkansan alte r a t Fay- 
A ggie m entor, McMillin, f o r m e r 
eteville. The Porker* are leading
the loop now w ith fo u r win* a n d N o rth Side High o f F o r t W orth 
no losses, w ith T e x a s and A. & s t a r and m e m b e r o f th e famous 
M helping th e m steady the 
to p P r a y in g Colonel te a m t h a t de fe a t- 
with perfect record* in their o n e ; *d H arvard several seasons ago,
h a s ju s t begun h is regim e at the
t o " J x y h x w k " xchool, a n d i t I, do ubt-
' f . *«' I* available. R e p o rt,
‘ on-
te m p la te s a j o u r n e y to his home
tow n to look o v e r th e field.

m .p t T e x . , S a t u r d a y night, while K “ ' 
T. 
linvadc 
stronghold the same evening, 
then pa< k t h e i r d u d s and travel to 
app e a rs
Houston 
to meet the Owls Mon-
Hay night. T e x . * and 8. M. U. ’ a lm ost eei-tain t h a t W olfe will b e ,
will fight to tho b itto r end 
t h a t i f " ™ 
rnuch i c e r t a i n , nod Texan will,! 1‘ 
or ra th er, should "w hip the e a r* * » » '» • ' * ►«* p la y e r - « ■ « * « » ; 
o f f ’ th*

the. A e r i e h «v« 
a n ,j 

P o n t e s s a t u r d a y night. 

\ , wa!' ’C ° 

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romp south 

indications 

ti, U. a i l 

t h a t *? 

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HARGRAVE STILL 
CONFINED TO ROOM

( ’. kist es H a r g r a v e , 

ten nis 
in 
the d e p a r t m e n t 
e du ca tio n f o r m en, 

in ­
of 
str u c to r 
physical 
is 
still confined to his room as a r e ­
su lt of his in ju r y in a b asketball 
ga m e at the A u stin Athletic As­
sociation T h u r s d a y n ight o f last 
week.

The in ju ry in which one of the 
bones of his a n k le was chipped, 
occurred rn a city 
league game, 
while H a rg ra v e w as playing a* a 
m em ber o f the J o s e p h ’s Man Shop 
team .

He is able to walk with the aid 
o f crutches, an d hope* to r e tu r n 
to hi* classes w ith in the next few 
days.

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“ Cowboy” Irelan d and H arrison 
King spent th e p a st week-end in 
San Antonio.

in 

last 

In g e ttin g re a d y for the M us­
tangs, T e x a s will tan gle up with
local ta le n t, St, E d w a rd -, W ed nes­
day night 
practice 
th e 
game on h e r schedule. The Saints* 
have a v e te r a n five, and should 
give T exas a nice fight for t h e | 
in 
honor* 
ment, but 
will 
have go ing like “ g rea t guns” in j 
tim es, I 
the <*ariy g am e s 
th ey have p ro v e d th e ir w orth by ; 
com ing f r o m b eh in d 
to win by j 
n arro w m a r g i n s in two instance*, 
and by a neat m a rg in the th ir d 
time.

the mid week e n g a g e ­
th e b a la n c e of f a v o r ! 

th e S teers w h o 

re s t w ith 

T hree 

foo ters a c h a n c e to prove 

Walker will likely give his s i x - ; 
th e ir s 
! worth in th e S a in t clash, th o u g h ; 
a n d 

the m idgets. Brock. Bees, 
into the fra y be- : 
Camp will get 
fo re the th in g is o v e r ; more t h a n j 
likely th e y will s ta r t tho a f f a ir . 
The S aint g a m e will 
th e 
Steer* usin g m uch the same ty p e 
of b a sk e tb a ll t h a t they will use 
in their c o n f e r e n c e race, while ; 

see 

| M eagher’s m en m ay do as c o n f e r ­
ence 
te a m s h a v e been d o in g — 
play a s ta llin g gam e and give th e 
J Texans a bit of w hat they will j 
have to face in the loop schedule. ]

for 

into 

Follow ing th e S aint 
tilt, W a l ­
ker will send his men 
a 
the Pony e a g e rs 
brief w ork 
whom they b a ttle Satu rd ay n ig h t 
c on ference 
game. At t h a t time. all stu d e n ts 
whose n a m es begin with Q th ro u g h 
S will see th e S te e r s against con- j 

| in the first A ustin 

I ferenee c o m p e titio n .

T h e tic k e ts f o r the S. M. U. j 
gam e will be r e a d y f o r d i s t r i b u - ( 
lion fro m th e offices of th e A t h - ) 
letic Council in Z Hall T h u r s d a y ! 
m o rn in g , a n d will co ntin ue u n til I 
2 o ’clock T u e sd a y a f te r n o o n f o r ; 
those whose n a m es begin w ith Q I 
th ro u g h S. A f t e r that h ou r, th e 
tic k e ts will be 
to 
all those who hold b lank et ta xe s, 
regardless o f t h a t grou p in which 
th ey a r e included.

th ro w n open 

1928 Isaac 

Walton Goes 

Poetic Now

Bingham, Maine 
Jan. 31, 1928 

When you’ve planned a trip for

fishing,

And you’ve spent a lot of kale,

Bet the w hole of your vacation 
On some advertiser’s tale 
And you fish a lake of beauty 
Hidden in a land of dreams,

Where the air is clean as sunshine 

HHunted by songs of crystal streams. 

Comes the mom ent when you’re

casting

And a smasher hits your line,
Then you play him like a gamester 

With the battle going fine,
Till a snag, a yank, and silence 
And the line is hanging slack,

While you grit your teeth and whistle 

And reel th e fishline back.

Take the pipe and fill with Edgeworth, 

Light her up and learn to grin 

Then by gum you are elected 
*To th e Club of Try Agin!

A. R. M.» Jr.

Edgeworth

Extra High Grade
Sm oking Tobacco

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for th e ex tra box th at you get w h en p u rch asin g 
one at th e reg u la r p rice. A d o lla r d ox of p a p er 
for $ 1 .0 0 and an ex tra box for o n ly o n e cen t. S tock 
up now . T his is a real bargain. S a le starts at 8 
o ’clock M onday.

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UNIVERSITY GARDENS

Ticket* f o r th e St, E J - gam e 
w ill go on d i- iribtitson this m o rn ­
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A descriptio n of the Tex** B o t­
W ednesday. D istribution of 
the 
anic*! G ard e n , the property of th e
ticket* f o r th e g a tm with S. M
ll* will begin T hursday m orn in g botany d e p a r t m e n t o f the Uni r e e ­
f e r all s t u d e n t ! whose nam es be- vers tty, is on e o f th e fe a tu r e s in 
gin w ith Q th ro u g h S, inclusive, 
the J a n u a r y issue of the T e x a s 
Thin is th e g r o u p to -e* the first Outlook.
th e 
g a m e . Tickets 
c o n f e r e e ." 
this g ro u p will be reserved u ntil banks of th e Colorado River on 
2 o’clock S a t u r d a y at which tim e 
the B r ac k e n rid g e g r a n t of la nd. 
th e stale* will be thrown o pen to The g a rd e n contains? approxim ate- 
all holder# o f athletic tickets.
j ly one th o u s a n d plant#, and is on- 
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if? located on 

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o f th * 1 9 2 9 fe***b»H newton, 
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is cawc e d e d att aver the confer­
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(hat d a y will have to beat f o r 
t h * t i t l e , while Terne* I# o f th e 
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h at a# far a* reserve 
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