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S om e wh at Col der F ri da y.

VOL. XXXII.

T H I R T Y - F I R S T Y E A R ’

A U S T I N , T E X A S , F R I D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 13, 1931

First C o lleg e D aily in the S o u th

‘Macbeth’ Tickets W R E N N L I B R A R Y O B T A I N S 
P l a c e d on S a l e 

N A P O L E O N I C C O L L E C T I O N S

cover design t or the v.ar-
t h e S un da y J Us ^las been chosen ^ and is now 
bei ng made, Roland Boyd, editor, 
-aid Th u r s da y . A descr iption of . 
the cover will not he given b ef or e!
I he book i- complet e

t h e

A m 
/ a t 

T I 
I i l F € C 

H I 
I I < 1 C 0 S 

D ram a Brought to C am pus 
U nder D irection O f
A ssem b ly

Players Listed

February 16 S et as D ate 
For A ppearance 
In G ym

T ick ets for “ M acbeth,” which 
the N ew York Shakespeare P lay­
ers will present at the Gregory 
Gym nasium M onday, February 16, 
are being sold rapidly, stated Joe 
the 
R iley, who is 
sales.

in charge o f 

Prices o f adm ission are 35 cents 
for students, 50 cen ts fo r non­
students, and 75 cen ts for reserve 
sea ts. These tick ets are on sale 
ut the Co-Op, Heed’s Music Store, 
a n d ut 
the Austin 
the office of 
High School, Riley a n n o u nc e d .

B r e a k s Tradi t i on

This play is b ein g brought here 
by tim* S t u d e n t s ’ Assembly in an 
e f f o r t to br ing wor t hwh i le e n t e r ­
tain m en ts to the cam pus, and it is 
the s t u d e n t s show 
hoped, should 
i nt e r es t an d ent husi a sm, 
enou gh 
include T m h e n t e r t a i n m e n t s 
to 
tax, said Alber t 
in 
the b l a nk e t 
11st r o w , 
of 
d i r e c t o r 
the c o mmi t t ee f or the e n t e r t a i n ­
ment.

publicity 

T h e S h ak es p e a re p l a yer s who 
a r e p r e s e nt i ng “ Ma c b e t h” had the 
dist inct ion 
last season of b r e a k ­
ing a long t r adi ti o n at fbi* United 
S t a t e s Military Aca d emy at West 
Point.

No professional d r a m a t i c c o m ­
p a n y had a p p e ar ed t h e re until last 
Oc t ob er when 
the player s w e r e 
invited to give a S u n d a y ma t i n e e 
p e r f o r m a n c e of “ J u l i u s C a e s a r ” 
the historical Memori al Hall 
in 
the Hudson River.
ovei looking 
the
Fol l o wi n g 
t he pri- 
pl a y er s wt/re e x te n d e d 
vilege of wi t nessi ng 
a f t e r n o o n dress pal ade of 
ca de t s

t he i r p e r f o r m a n c e 

E x p e r i e n c e d A c t o r *

long ex p e ri e n ce 

by 
hea ded 
is 
Th e c o m p a n y 
and Claire 
J a m e s Hendr ic kson 
is 
Br uce. Mr. Hendr i kson, who 
t he pl a y er s, ha- 
tho d ir ec t o r of 
in S hakes­
had 
r epe r t o i re , h a v i n g play­
pe a r e a n 
ed in the compani e s of both Fritz 
Lei b e r a n d 
late R o b e r t B. 
Mantell. Miss B r u t e has also had 
several y e a r s of S h ak es pea r an r e ­
p e r t o i r e as well as n u m e r o u s e n ­
g a g e m e n t s with New York c o m­
panies, such as P e n e l l a ’s Spanish 
op er a, “ The Wi ldca t , ” the T h e a ­
t e r Guild’s 
and 
others.

“ P e e r G y n t , ” 

the 

tho 

J o h n (', Hickey is r e p o r t e d to 
he one of 
fi nest c ha r a c t e r 
ac t or s on the A me r i ca n stage, and 
his expe r i enc e d at e- back to his 
b eg i n n i ng s as p r o p er t y by in the 
F re der i ck 
f a m o u s c om p a n y 
Wa r de, Louis J a m es , a n d M a n e 
Wa i nwr ig ht . Mr. Hickey a p p e a r ­
in 
last season on Br o d aw a y 
ed 
his original 
I’. 
role o f S al mo n 
revival of Drink- 
Chase 
w a t e r ' s “ A b r a h a m Lincoln. ”

t he 

of 

in 

S t a n le y (Nibley nas 

j u s t com­
pleted a successful s u m m e r e n ­
g a g e m e n t at the c e l e b r a t e d Ma v­
erick T h e a t e r in t he Catskills a t 
Woodstock, N. Y., w'hich h as as 
s t a r s 
guest 
such 
t i u n h u r t and 
.Mr. Cobley has 
Bl anche Yurka. 
the S h a k e s p e a r e P l a y ­
been with 
t h r e e seasons. Previous 
er - 
play, 
e n g a g e m e n t - were 
in 
“ Wall 
in A. A. 
a n d 
S t r e e t . ” 
Mil ne’s “ The Ivory Door.”

player s 
as Gladys 

B r o a dw a y 

the 

for 

Mary Glover was f o r titre*? se a­
sons a m e m b e r of t h e R o b e rt B. 
Mantel ! Co m p an y, playing such 
in “ As 
i m p o r t a n t roles as Cella 
You Like 
“ The 
it,” Ner i ssa 
M e r c h a n t of Venice, ” a n d Gone- 
ril in “ King L e a r. ”

in 

Robert Greene, p r io r 

to 

j o i n - ! 

in 

ing the S h ak e s p e a r e P l a y e r s two 
y e a r s ago, had a p p e a r e d in “ The 
Wi nged Me ss e n ge r” and 
the 
New York pr odu ct i on of “ Ch ic a go ” 
with Fr&ncine L a r ri mo r e, Mr. 
Gr e e ne has a p p r o a c he d in p i c t ur es 
in s u p p or t of Erich von S troheim.
R e c e i v e * F a v o r a b l e C o m m e n t
Th e T a r Heel, daily of 

the 
Un i v er si t y of Nor t h Carol ina, has 
s t a t e d in p a r t : “ Last n i g h t ’s p e r ­
f o r m a n c e 
S ha k e s pe a re 
Pl aye r s m a rk ed t he f ir s t a p p e a r ­
an c e of a pr ofessional d r a m a t ic 
or g an i z a ti o n 
t he U ni ve r si t y 
on 
c a mp u s in m a n y years. A n d the 
a ud i e nc e was del ighted with 
the 
p l a y e r s and with 
t h e i r p r e s e n t a ­
tion of ‘J u li u s C a e s a r ’.”

the 

by 

Gr an d Rapids H e r a l d s t a t e d : 
“ A forceful and e l oqu e nt p e r f o r ­
m a n ce 
 U n d o u b t e d l y some 
o f the f i ne s t a c t i ng seen in G r an d 
Rapids in m a n y d a y s. ”

.

.

.

.

Macon ( Ga.) T e l e g r a p h : “ New 
York t r o u p e del ights a ud i e nc e a t 
Wesl eyan. The age old d r a m a was 
f p r es e nt ed with dignity, cl earness 
and s y m p a t h y a n d was received 
with real i nt e r es t a n d e n j o y m e n t 
bv a packed house 
in 
t he We sleyan A u d i to r i u m . ”

last night 

of 

on 

two 

have 

ei ght 

is also 

been e r with 

Har e Looks a n d relics per tain- p ond en ce of N a p o l e o n B o n a p a r t e
B o n a p a r t e h ave wi t h his b r o t h e r Jose ph, a t on-'
t ime king of Spain, which w e r e 
exhibit in 
t r an s l a t e d a n d published, t o g e t h - 
t he me mo r i es of Ki ng 

in(Jr l(> 
t he 
bee n placed 
W r e n n L i br ar y of the University, 
Thetse me mor abi l i a 
t a k e n f r o m t h e S t a r k collection, J os e ph in L ondon in 1855. 
a n d h ave been a u g u m e n t e d by a 
Two badges, a la r ge a n d a small 
l arge g r o u p of new ma t e r i a l which cross of the Legion o f H o n o r, ar e 
Mrs. Mi r i a m L u t c h e r S t a r k ol 
included a m o n g t he me mo r ab i l i a 
O r a n g e has r e c en tl y s e cur ed and of the “ Litt le E m p e r o r , ” as is a 
bugle hor n with e n g r a v i n g s by
s e n t to t he library. 
A m on g Mrs. S t a r k ’s r ec ent ac- AV. S t e w a r t , who wa s one of t h e 
l arge sets of g u a r d s of Napol e on at St. Hel e na, 
volumes each T h e r e 

quisi tions ar e 
an e n g r a v i n g of! 
books 
which a r e ex t r a- i ll us t r at ed with Longwood Old Hous e a t St. H e l e n a j 
color pr i nt s of Napoleon and oth- a n d of N ap o l e o n ’s tomb t h e r e by 
ers closely c on n e ct e d with him, S tewar t.
an d with 
a m o n g w’hieh a f e pap e r s signed by c u re d vol ume s a n d relics a r e s e v - 1 
him a n d 
l e t te r s w r i t t e n by his er a l i tems which we r e t a k e n f r o m I 
marshalls. In t hese two sets al one! t h e al r e ad y large S t a r k collection I 
t h e re ar e several h un d r ed origi- of Napoleonic material. One of 
nai Napoleonic d ocumen t s . One of 
these is a book cont i nu i ng a d i a - 1 
t he sets is N a p o le o n ’s me moi r s by g r a m of the f o r t c o n s t ru c t e d by a ; 
M. de Bou r ri enn e , his pr i vat e sec- gr ou p of N a p o l e o n ’s old g u a r d 
is “ The who c a m e to Te x a s and m a d e a 
r e t a r y , while 
Life of N ap ol e o n ” by Dr. William s e t t l e me n t on 
the T r i ni t y River 
in 1817, a f t e r his death. A n o t h e r ! 
Milligan Sloane, p r o fe s s o r of his- 
is a volume co nt a i ni n g the origi- 
to r y at P ri nc et o n University. 
nal d oc u m e n t s of t h e f o u r Napo-
his 
of 

A very bea u t i f ul volume which Icons— Nap ol e an B o n a p a r t e , 
Mrs. S t a r k e s e cur ed only rec en t l y son, called “ t he Little K ong 
is “ Napoleon et Son Filis,” 
cove r of which is dec or at e d with poleon III, or Louis Napoleon, and 
six inset plaques of Napoleon and j Louis’ son, 
Imper ial, 
A case c o n t a i n i n g several i n t e r e s t -
his son pai nted on ivory. 
ing relics of Napoleon is also dis- 
dedi cation 

t he Home,” B o n a p a r t e ’s nephew', Na-1 

Exhibit ed with t hese n ewl y se- 

V o l u m e S e c u r e d 

cop\ of “ Lu 

the Pr i nc e 

do cu men t s . 

t he o t h e r 

or iginal 

T h e 

di S t a f a n o Egidio played. It holds a lock of t h e em-1 

is also 

Napoleonide 
Petron.i” 
new books Mrs. S t ar k sent to the 
University. 
A n o th e r 

r ar e volume 

included 

in 

the p e r o r ’s 

hair, 

a stone f r o m his 

t omb at S’ Helena, a st on e f r o m ! 
the house w h e r e he 

lived at St.

is com- Helena, a piece o f wood f rom bm ; 

prised of the c onf id e nt i a l c o r r e s - ; coffin, and a small bit of his pall.

C a c t u s Cover 
Design Chosen, 
Boyd Announces

Theme A rt and W ork O n 
T w o S ectio n s Is 
C om plete

Texan St af f In 

Picture

N iglu editors, depa r t m e at e d ­
itors, nignt assistant.-, 
d e p a r t ­
ment assistants, edi torial w r i t ­
ers, J. Iii a n d -I 24 s t u d e n t s who 
wish to be iii the T exa n g r o u p 
pit l ur e, which is to be m a d e i'm 
the ( ’actus, will me et in f r o n t of 
B. Hall this a f t e r n o o n , at 2:15 
o ’clock, David Hall, 
e d i t or of 
The Daily T e x an , a nn ou n ce d .

Class p i c t ur es a r e now bei ng 
finished, and s t u d e n t s have been 
as ked to watch the a dv er t is e me n t s ! 
in The Daily Tex a n 
for closing 
dates. Additional s or ori ty aud f r a ­
t e r n i t y pictur es a r e going to the 
e n g r a v e r s eve r y clay, an d b e a u t y 
pictur e- ar e bei ng ma d e at 
time, Boyd said.

t h i s 1 

All copy for t h e medical section 
has been complet ed and is in t i n1 
hand s of the en g ra ve r . All t h e m e i 
a r t work ha- been finished and 
color work is bei ng pr i n t e d. Wor k 
has also been co mpl et ed on 
the 
the e x - j 
execut ive section. W'ith 
i nt r a-! 
ception of basketball and 
mur al s, 
is 
complete.

the at hlet ic 

section 

T h r e e - f o u r t h s o f the copy m u s t 
be in by March IO, a n d eve ry th in g 
m u s t be t u r n e d over to the me- j 
ch a n i e ai d e p a r t m e n t by April IO,] 
with the exc ep t ion of t he b e a u t y 
section a n d t he Grind.
 

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A T K I N S O N R E V I E W S B O O K 
‘‘W h e r e the Blue Begins” 
by 
Ch ri st o p h e r Morley was reviewed 
by Fl ore nce Atkinson a t a m e e t t i n g 
of Ashbel L it e ra ry Society a t 5 
o’clock T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n in the 
club r oom of Scottish Rite Dor-* 
mit ory. N ame s of prospective m e m ­
bers wer e t u r n e d in a t a business 
session.

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F O U R S T U D E N T S 

ILL 

F ou r .students wer e r ep o r t e d ill 
by the Uni v er si t y Hea l t h Service 
T h u rs da y . T h el ma P l umb was at 
St. David’s Hospital; J a c k Wa l k er 
and William Be t t s w er e in Seton 
I n f i r m a r y , a n d M a r g a r e t Borg 
was at B r a c ke n r i d g e Hospital. 
to J a n e 
Home visits w er e ma d e 
C a me r o n a n d D orothy Nell R o s s .
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N A M E S A D D E D T O L I S T 

Madeleine Ellen S t r i c t e r , Bulla 
Belle T ot t e n, and Meredith Earl 
pe r sons whose 
Ro be r t s ar e the 
n a m es have been a dde d to t he list 
of those who ar e eligible f o r initi­
ation, Dean V. I. Moore a n n o u n ­
ced T h u r s d a y .

7 Men E lected ^ 
To Curtain Club

B en n ett’s 

‘Bright 

Island’

Presented in Marct^

in 

el ec t ed 

Seven men w er e 

to 
me mb er sh i p 
the C u r ta in Club 
last night o u t of t w en t y - ni n e a p ­
plicant.-. F ollowing were tile suc­
cessful c a nd id at es : C h es t e r Allen, 
Robe rt Blieden, 
I rving Moore, 
W a l t e r P a y n e , E u g e n e S a n g e r , 
H o r t o n Smith, 
I rving 
T e n a n t , Jr.

and Roy 

“ Br ight I s l a n d ” by Arnol d B e n ­
net t has been selected as t h e next 
pr oduct i on o f the Cu r t a i n (Tub. 
B a r n e t t Shaw, pr esident, has a n ­
nounced. T he pr oducti on is s c he d­
uled f or the middle of Ma rc h,

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Class O fficers M eet 

For Lunch Thursday

the p r e s i d e n t 

To discuss the revival o f class 
spirit a m o n g 
the U ni ve r si t y s t u ­
dent s, 
vice 
at 
p r e s i d e n t o f each 
a l uncheon a t I o ’clock T h u r s d a y 
with 
t he o ff i c er s o f t h e O r a nge 
J a c k e t s a n d John McCu r dy, sec­
r e t a r y of t he E x - S t u d e n t s ’ Asso­
ciation.

and 
class m e t 

The me et i ng was held a t 

the 
Universit y Commons, an d plans 
f o r the next luncheon to be held 
Ma rc h IO w er e made.

included 

The g ues t s 

F ra nc e s 
Laughlin, p re s i d e n t of the senior 
gir ls; M a r g a r e t V a u g h a n , 
vice 
p r e s i d e n t ; Da p h n e Gri sham, p r e s ­
j u n i o r g i r ls ; f r a n ­
i de nt o f t h e 
vice p r e s i d e n t ; 
ces Gr e enwo od, 
Zula Williams, pr esi de nt of 
the 
sop homo r e girls; A n a m a r y Davis, 
vice p r es i d e n t ; KiV {benne G r i f ­
f r e s h m a n 
fith, p r e s i d e n t of 
vice 
girls; Madeleine Sfr ieber , 
pr es i d e nt ; Bess Olson, p r es i d en t 
of the O r a n g e J a c k e t s ; Alice Root, 
] vice p r e s i d e n t ; Miss D o ro t h y Ge« 
; baue r , assistant d e a n of w o m en ; 
an d Mr. McCur dy.

t he 

‘ Friday I T Brings 
o ‘Luck’
Dearth 

Brow n Gives Talk 

On China Patterns

F r i d a y 

i 3! Lucky or o t h e r ­

w i s e it is upon us.

Black cats, wal ki ng 

u n d e r 
looks,” st e pp i ng 
ladders, “ last 
in s t a ir 
over brooms, ambl i n g 
s t e p s; a n d F r i d a y 
13 would 
ma k e a “ bug- a- boo” d i c t i o n a ry 
f o r a p a r t of 
i n h a b i t a n t s 
of the universe.

t he 

Fi n di ng 

lost hai r 

pi ns or 
penni es, ma k i ng 
r hymes, and 
F r i d a y 13 m a y be “ red m a r k s ” 
on 
the c a le n d a r of m a n y p e r ­
sons.

Ne' er - the- less 

tis F r i d a y 13, 
when all s t u d e n t s should w a t c h 
the i r step-,

] Choosing 

Chi na 

“ Kee pi ng Close to N a t u r e and 
for
the Best 
P a i n t i n g ” was the s u b j e c t o f the 
l e ct ur e del ivered 
the Home 
Economics Club T h u r s d a y a f t e r ­
noon a t 5 o ’clock 
in H. E. Hail 
6, by Mrs. M. B. Brown.

to 

“ F i f t y 

y e a r s ago only a rt i st s

t ast e 

is e n a b l e d 

pai n t ed , but t o d a \ a n y o n e who has 
to 
an arti stic 
pa i nt by u s i ng pat ter ns. T h e only 
r e q u i r e m e n t s 
f or chi na p ai n t i n g 
a r e good 
will fust- with t he 
when h e a t e d , ” Mrs. Br own -aid.

chi na a n d p ai n t s which

ch in a 

itself

Mr.-. Br ow n 

t h e 
nat uralist ic and convential designs 
1 wi t h pieces o f her own c h i n a wa r e .

i ll ustr ated 

Clayton Address 
Is Scheduled For 
Saturday at IO

C otton M an to Speak O n
‘W orld ’s E con om ic 
T an gle’

Appears at ‘Y ’

Problem s Found in M odern
B u sin ess W ill Be 
Stressed

W. L. C layton, o f the Houston j 
firm o f A nderson and Clayton, j 
cotton exp orters, producers, and j 
m anu factu rers, w ill speak at IO 
o’clock S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g a t the 
Y. M. ( \ A. auditorium to stu d en ts] 
in the School o f B u s i n e s s Admin­
istration.

talk. He 

“ T h e Wo r ld' s Economic T a n g l e ” 
the s u b je ct o f Mr. Clay­
will be 
is b r o u g h t here 
t o n ’s 
u n d e r the au s pi ce s o f t he Y . M. C. 
A. 
in 
E t hi c s a n d p r obl e ms met 
the m o d e r n bu si ne ss worl d w ill be 
st r es sed in t he ad dr ess.

in 

All 

the 
IO o ’clock classes 
School of Business A dm i ni s t r a t i o n 
will be dismissed in o r d e r to al­
low t he s t u d e n t s to h e a r the talk, 
Dr, J. A. F i tz g er al d, d e a n of the 
School of Bus iness A d m i n i s t r a ­
tion. said T h u r s d ay .

New York Times 
Commends Dobie

Praise G iv en for W o rk O n
‘C oron ad o’s C h ild ren ’

the whole 

P ra ct i cal ly 

f ou r t h 
t h e book r evi e w section 
page ot 
ot 
tho New York T i m e s f o r S u n ­
day, F e b r u a r y 8, w a s devot ed to 
•i ’ eview of -I - Fi a u k I)obi* s r e­
cent book, “ C o r o n a d o ’s Ch il d r e n. ” 
in 
the book we r e r e p r o d u c e d along 
with t he review’.

i l l ustr ati ons a p p e a r i n g 

Two 

"I t 

I- hard 

t h e m a n d 

to pick f r o m Mr. 
D ibiuC stories, t h e re a r e so many 
of 
t he y a r e so g o o d . 
Mr. Dobie lias c on t ri ved t h r o u g h ­
out to keep t h e a t m o s p h e r e o f the 
the 
c o u n t r y 
th a t he 
c h a r a c t e r s with whom he 
is so 
f ami li ar ,” the review r e a d s .

l ose s 

a n d 

Tho 

I >o hie. 

Mr. 
d i v u l g e s 
for who m 
it was 
co mment ed on at 

t r adi ti on , a s d e p i c t e d by 
t r e a s u r e 
one 
i n t e n d e d , wa- 
length.

that b ur ie d 
i t s e l f only to t h e 

“ His 

is as e n t r a n c i n g a vol 
lime as one is likely to pick up ll) 
a mo n th o f Sundays*,” 
r e ­
viewer concludes.

t h e 

Former Professor 

Dies in W ash in gton

Miss A n n a E u r e t t a Ri cha rdson, 
one o f the first h o me economies 
pr ofe ssor s of the U ni v e r si t y, died 
in Wa s hi ng t on , D. C., T uesda y , 
f e b r u a r y 3, of a r el a p s e a f t e r an 
a t t a c k of 
influenza, a c c o r d i n g to 
word received here.

At 

the ti me of h e r d e a th Miss 
Ri chardson held an of fi ci al posi­
tion with the United S t a t e s gov­
e r n m e n t in c on ne ct ion with 
the 
t e ac hi ng of home ec on o mi c s an d 
the a d m i n i s t r a t i o n of t he Smith- 
H ug he s Fund.

to 

RD.ss Ri chardson c a m e 

the 
Univer sit y as a n ad j u n c t p r ofe ssor 
the f irs t y e a r t h a t h o m e economics 
was 
taught 
here. 
t h r o u g h o u t (he Wo r ld W a r a n d be­
came a 
lull p r o fe s s o r d u r i n g her 
stay here.

t a u g h t 

She 

A f t e r she o bt a ine d h er position 
with the Uni t e d S t a t e s 
g o v e r n ­
me n t a n d w e nt t o W a sh i ng t o n to 
live, Miss R i ch a rds on visited sev­
eral t i m e s a t the U n i v e r s i t y in her 
ca pac i t y as a d m i n i s t r a t o r of the 
S m i t h - Hu g he s F u nd.

Library to D isplay 

O. H e n r y ’s V alentine

F r a g m e n t s of the pav i ng from 
the bu il di n g w h er e (J. H e n r y pub 
Iisho<I his “ Rolling S t o n e . ” and 
the v a l e n ti n e that he drew f o r his 
d a u g h t e r , Ma rg u e r i te , will remain 
the W r e n n Library 
•>n di spl ay af 
t h r o u g h o u t a n o t h e r week, 
P r o ­
fessor S. E. Gideon, a s s oci a t e p r o­
fessor of a r c h i t e c t u r a l hist ory and 
design, a n n o u n c e d T h u r s d a y .
J All f r a g me n t - of t h e pave me nt 
l a n d t h e 
ar e 
] e i ther owned by the Univer sit y or 
j inde fi ni t el y 
the 
loaned 
t o 
T h e ar t i c l e s wer e ob­
owners, 
f r o m A r t h u r Raat z, who 
ta ined 
hives a t ( Ne edmor e , an d who was 
j the r e c i p i e n t 
valentine 
of 
year s ago.

or iginal v al e n t i m 

it by 

t h e 

 

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R E G I S T R A T I O N I N C R E A S E S
R egistration t hr ough T h u r s d a y 
num ber o f 
t ot a l 
increased t he 
stud en ts 
to 5,992. 
for 1930-31 
This is an inc re as e o f 2(>i over the 
num ber o f students f o r 1929-30, 
which wa- set at 5,731 t h e same 
date last year. Friday is the last 
day f o r r e g i s t r a t i o n this semest er .

Texas Exes 
42nd Legislature

Senate Passes Bill For I 
$40,000 to Maintain 
1931 Summer School

P a s s a g e T h u r s d a y of 

the s u mm e r school a p pr o p r i a t i on bill by 
which the U n i ve r si t y will receive $40,000 f or s u m m e r school m a i n ­
t enance this y e a r was the chief act of the S en a t e of t he F or t y second 
Legi slat ure d u r i n g a d a y f e a t u r e d only by the i nt r oduc t i on of a n u m ­
ber o f hills and a n u m b e r o f votes on e m e r ge n cy hills m a r k i n g the
da y s o f the 30 day s 
final 
I aside f o r the i nt r od uc t i on of bills! 
a n d 
e m e r g e n c y 
hills. T h e vote was 26-3 on t he 
a p pr o p r i at i o n bill, which included 
s u m m e r school a p p r o p r i a t i o n s for 
all s t a te e du c at iona l 
i ns t it ut i ons 
of higher learning.

Official Auditor 
Recommended To 
Student Groups

the pas sage o f 

No. 1 1 3

Aviator Delivers 
Lecture Tonight 
At 8 in Capitol

U n iv ersity A erona U t i c a ! 
S o ciety to M eet 
H inton

To Arrive at l l

Explorer R ecen tly A w arded 
C ongressional M edal 
O f H onor

G O R D O N M. B U R N S

R e p re se nt at i ve of t h e t w e n t y - 
ninth district was 
in t he Uni­
versity in the au m mc i of 1927 
It 
and the long t e r m of 1928. 
was while he w as enr oll ed t h a t 
he took his ba r e x a mi na t i on .

Mr. B u r n s w*as b o r n a t Ed na, 
Texas, in 1904. F i ni s hi ng high 
school in Huntsville, he e n t er e d 
the Sam Houston S t a t e T e a c h ­
ers’,’ College t h e r e and received 
his ba* helot- of science de g r ee 
from 
Mr. 
But n now lives at H u n t s v die.

inst it ut i on. 

that 

University Adds 
Extension Work 
In Aeronautics

A n th ro p o lo g y , E con om ics, 
A n d Education R eceive 
N ew C ourses

Co mmer ci al a e r onaut i c s, a n<>n- 
( r ed i t course, will be included in 
the next bulletin of the Ext ensi on 
T ea ch i n g B ur ea u of The U n i v e r ­
S t u d e n t s may be­
sity nj Texas. 
gin work «»n the cour se a bout the 
f i r s t of May, accor ding 
to Miss 
Jul i a Vance, regi st ra i of the b u r ­
eau. 
This course will he u n d e r 
the supervision of M. M. Hellei, 
i ns t r u ct or in me chanical e n g i n e e r ­
ing in tile I niversi ty; it will give 
a study of the principles of flight, 
t h e o r y, cons t ru c t i on 
and on 
l i g h t e r than a i r 
and O p e r a t i o n of 
machines. The c our se will include 
a s t ud y of the hi st ory of t r a n s p o r ­
tation. 
a i rp la n e 
ae ro dy n a mi c s , 
cons t ruc t i on, gliding, aerial p h o t o ­
i n s t r u m e n t s , 
gr aphy, navi gati on, 
engines, m a i n t e n an c e a n d avi ati on 
laws.

the 

a nt h r op o l o g y 

O th er new cour ses will include 
an 
course, “ The 
Races of M a nk in d , ” which g i v e s 
di st r ib u t i on 
the 
cha r act er i st i cs, 
and past hist ory of 
l e ad in g 
t he 
ot Africa, Oceanica, and 
races 
t h r ee ec onomi c c o u r s ­
Amer ica; 
E c on omi c s , ” 
es, “ Principles 
“ Economic P r o b l e m s , ” an d “ C o r ­
po r at e F i n a n c e ” ; and a new e d u ­
cation 
a n d 
Methods 
J u n i o r High 
Schools.”

course, 
in 

“ Ma t er ia l s 

t he 

of 

At p r e s e nt t h e r e a r e 194 c o u r s ­
es bei ng o f f e r e d by correspond­
ence by the U ni ver si t y E x t e n si on 
T ouchi ng Bu r ea u , with 71 U n i v e r ­
in c h ar ge , 
f ac ul t y m e mb e r s 
sity 
and a t ot a l o f 64 g r o u p 
s t ud y 
courses f or t he use o f clubs and 
organ i z at i ons 
is 
c o n ­
ducted by 31 f a c u l t y m em bers.

available, 

Baylor Instructor

I o D eliver Lecture

talk 

F e b r u a r y 13, at

“ R everberation Tim e T a b le,” 
will be the s u b j e c t of a 
to 
he given by (I. R. T a t u m , i n s u l ­
t e r in physio* a t Baylor College, 
and will bo o n e of 
the f e a t u r e s 
the Physics 
the p r o g r a m o f 
on 
Col loquim m e e t i ng 
to he 
held 
Friday’, 
7 :3 d
0 clock in Main Building 18
“ E x a c t D e t e r m i n a t i o n o f 

t he 
Nit helson-Rfooiey Ex peri rn e n t ” 
w ill be discussed by A. E. Lock- 
envitz, i n s t r u c t o r in physics a t the
Locke nvi t z will give 
1 niversity. 
a brief s u m m a r y o f 
the e x p e r i ­
me n t with its a d v a n t a g e s an d dis­
adva nt a ges.

I 

o f of fi c er s 

T h e election 

a n d 
gene r al business m a t t e r s vein pre 
1 
I alk.. Mr. U l d u .nvilZt
president, said y es t er d a y .

lh*- 

Book Trailers Hear 

I alk on Early T exa s

the T e x a n s ” w a s 

the Mis­
“ Cause* L e a d i n g 
t o 
the Mex­
understanding B etw een 
icans a n d 
the 
subj ect of a p a p e r b y Mrs. R. G 
Har dy b e f o r e the m e m b e r s of t h e 
Book Trailers, who w e r e e n t e r ­
ta i ned ^ T h u r s d a y 
at 
3:45 o’clock in the home of Mrs. 
VY a l t e r Fiegel.

a f t e r n o o n 

Mrs. E. W . J a c k s o n gave a re­
view* of “ The R a v e n , ” J a m e s ’ lifr-
of S a m Houston.

M o n u m e n t P r o p o s e d 

S e n a t o r S t eve nson o f Vict ori a 

accepted 

sent u p t he following r e s ol ut i on : 
of 
“ \\ boreas, The D au g h t e r s 
the 
the Amer ican Re voluti on at 
in Waco last N o ­
S t a t e C o n g r e s s 
vember 
a s ug ge st i o n 
from the Regent s of T h e U n i v e r ­
sity of Te xa s 
to erect a m o n u ­
ment on the Univer sit y c a m p u s to 
George Wa shi ngt on, to co mmem- 
irate the two h un d r e d th a n n i v e r ­
sary of his birth, and,
“ \\ hi 1 eas, T he r e 

is n ow 
s t a t u e of or m o n u me nt 
to 
in 
of O u r Co un t y 
F a t h e r 
broad domain of Texas, arni, 

no 
the 
the 

j 

“ W boreas. The plan to f i nan c e 
t his pi o j«M t is a l o n g pat ri ot ic e d u ­
cational 
it enlists 
in 
interest of the school chi ldren 
th* 
of Tt xas,

lines, 

that 

i here I oi **. Be it t 

olved, t he 
House of R e pr es e n t at i ve s c o n c u r ­
ring,

“ T h a t the T ex as L eg i s l a t u r e do 
endorse, e ti co u rag* and co m me n d 
the Amer ic an 
the D a u g h te r s of 
Revolution in 
t his pat! iotic w ork 
and that this resolution be p r i n t ­
ed in t he Join nal and ; hat 
hi 
enl to the leading new 
ot the S t a t e . ”

COpie
VKpaper:

r esolut ion was 

r ea d and 

The 
adopt cd.

The House spent a da y of in­
activity 
flood of 
a f t e r a huge 
b i l k Wednes day, i nt r o du c i n g only 
-oui** f i f t ee n foils c o m pa r e d with 
more 
i ntr oduced Wed­
nesday.

t h a n 200 

Tour Planned By 
Band for April

Itinerary Likely to Include 
S ou theastern T exas

Plans f or a c o nc er t t o u r by the 
L onghorn Band to begin the first 
week in April were discussed at a 
me et i ng of the advi sory boar d of 
that o r g a n i z a t i o n T u es d a y, F r e d 
Becker, pr esi de n t o f the b and, a n ­
nounced.

The board submi tt e d an o f f e r to 
Par i s Smith, a f o r m e r m e m b e r of 
the 
t ake 
the hand, to 
S m i t h ’s 
booking 
the 
of 
f ami liar it y with 
a n d 
towns n ear by makes it p r oba b l e 
that t h e t our will he ma de in t fiat 
territory.

ca r e of 
tour. 
H o u s t on 

Com e r t number* ar e bei ng r e ­
hearsed 
instead of m a rc he s and 
o th e r game music, now' that, bas­
a 
ketball season 
close. The hand pr ac t i ce s ever y 
Tu e s d ay and Friday nights ami 
the Universit y O r c h e s t r a meets 
Mondays and We dnes days, Becker 
said

is d r a w i n g 

to 

f o r 

At the begi nning of the year, 
several h u nd r ed report 
the 
band but m a ny d ro p out as time 
goes on. The choice of m e mb e r s 
for 
trips, musical ability r e m a i n ­
ing the same, depends upon r e g ­
ul a r i ty of a t t e n d a n c e at r ehe ar sal s 
and previous -ervice.

Athletic Chairman 

Will Dedicate G ym

the 

W. E YI - 1xanthin, c h a i r ma n of 
t ni­
the A t h l e t i c Council of 
versity, will 
leave Au st i n Frida> 
mo ld in g for F r e d er icks bur g, where 
he will de live i 
the d ed i c a t o ry a d ­
dress at the openi ng of the new 
F r e de r ic ks bur g High School g y m ­
nasium audi tor iu m at 2 o ’clock.

the 

selections by 

Ot he r nu mbe r s on the p ro g r a m 
include 
high 
selections by 
school or* fie t r a and chor al club. 
the Par ent - 
md 
Teat*hers Association chorus, The 
new building will be p r ese nt ed by 
Eddie S ' on, architect, a n d will be 
accepted by IL H. Sagabiel, pr esi ­
dent of the F re d e r i c k s b u rg school 
hoard.

Mr. Metzenthin will r e t u r n 
to 
j A u - t i n F r i d a y a f t e r no on a f t e r the 
dedication ceremonies.

the 

to bring 

G RO UP HAS D I S CU S SI ON
Plans 

national 
pr esident of Mor t ar Board to t he 
c a mpus will he di.A-ussed at a 
me eti ng of that or ga n iz at i on F r i ­
day a t 5 o’clock in the gi r ls’ st u d y 
hall, Rosalia Leslie, pr esident, has 
announced.

---------- 

Member * of the Univer sit y Aero* 
n aut ica l Society will occupy a 
f r o n t
block of seat s directly 
| 0 f t he s p e a k e r ’s s t a n d when Lieu-
M oore A pproves R esolu tion t e n a n t W a l t e r Hinton, world ta- 
j mo us a v i a t o r an d expl orer, delivers
in the House o f Rep- 
tonight at 8 o'clock, 
ey, .secretary of the so­
lid* d. A f t e r t he lecture,

Passed by M usical 
O rganizations

his lect ur e 
r e s e n t s fi v *
F r a n k Dos
r imy , has g 

in 

\ rt solid i 
* he St mien t 
ce mirv step 
Sinai audit*) 
lions was pi 
th*- hoar d of 
Monthly 
was passed upon the 
lion of V. I. Moore, 
T ut Iife.

>0 i cc mimonding t ha t 
\sseni!>ly t a k e the ne* 
; to au t h o r i z e a n of* 
• of st ude nt organiza- 
ssed at a m e e t i ng of 
musical or gani z at i ons 
resolut ion 
u mme nda- 
tn of stu-

night 

rhis

Dean Moore also 
that 1 he Bsudonts* A 
all money in to the 
J ic** instead of only 
c e i l e d f rom blanke 
been done 
ommendnt 
t h rough 
A i t ic Ie (I I 
St in lent s’ 
ii 
that all 
to t h e Au*
The commi t t ee rule*! 
could not be done 
tho 
must he d o ne next y* ar,

r e c o mme n de d 
iHociation t u r n 
Audi t o r ’s of- 
the mo n e y r e­
laxes, as has 
l ilts r e c ­
in t he p a s t . 
necessitated 
on was 
n mi s i n t e r p r et a t i o n 
of 
<• f the h a n db o ok o f the 
\ ^socialion, w hieh st a t e s 
t u r n e d over 
opts he 
or of I he I' aiver adv.
t In s
hut

t hat
i yea i

f inancial 

A complet e 

report 
and a budget f o r next y ea r L>r 
all musical o r g ani z at i on s on 
the 
ca mpu s must he in tho hands of 
Hie hoar d of mu a al or gani z at i on s 
by Monday, May IO, Jane! S h e p ­
par d, cha i r man 

stated.

T h e h oa r d of mush a1 nr ganiza- 
t ions no * t - only on 
i he < all of 
the c h ai r man . O t h e r m e mb e r s of 
the hoard ar** I )r. E P. S< ho* h. 
Prof* asor \Y. I Met/.enttnn, Miss 
Dorothy 
assistant dean 
of women, Fred Be* ker, Weldon 
School, Virginia Decherd, 
and 
Charl es '/aview

(Jobauci 

- - ---- -----o— — 

- 

-

Sigm a Xi Discusses 

Plans for Speakers

P l an s 

t o obtain a m e m be r of 
(fie s t a f f of the Nut r i t i on and 
Health Bm eau a 
a sp* ak * r for 
I the n e x t meeti ng w e r e ma de T u e s ­
day night by me mb er s of Si gma 
Xi, honoi ai y science 
f r a t e r n i t y 
for men, it a a s a n n ou n c e d by Dr. 
Paul Boner, pi* 

idem.
The spe ake r will a p p e a r u nd e r 
the auspices of Sigma Xi, t he d e ­
part m - m of chemistry, ami 
tho 
1 d e p a r t m e n t of home 
economics, 
Dr. B o n er said.

“ Process of C o r ros i on” wa; 
s ubj e ct of a talk given bv Dr,
I.. 
I . o d d <. assoc nit e pr ofessor 
chemistry in th*1 University,
I .ooh ti* sties.-, ed the f a c t that 
t 'are, in almost eve r y ca; •*, v.a: 
i m p o r taut ta< tor in c u m ion,

t lie 
Ii.
of
Dr. 
f la­
the

Club Plans to Study 

Latin Literature

Latin I d e r a t u n will he studied 
th** r eg ul a r m e e t i ng o f Alpha 
at 
Delta c h a p t e r of the Delphian So-
eiety f r i d a y 
W. IC
Ca rt er , a r u 
ehair-
man, annou nc ed Thui 
The
society will meet a t : 
•’clock
at t he Dr. kill Ii it* I.

af t er no o n , M 
stunt p r u g ta m 
lay'

un.

T C complete progi 

IS 
a i ­
n s f o b
l r - 
’s. 
Leslie

t 

M

:<f 

resume. Mr 

i cd bv M rn, < a it r 
current events, 

no 
lows; 
vine Smith; 
travelers, Mrs. Wa lt 
McKay; 
Behn; 
life, Mi 
I.Ila J e n s e n ; a r c ad ia n shepherd 
Wi­
J. 
\Y , D e w e e s e ; s e as o ns <
the farm, Mr 
keeping. Mrs, 
of A u g u s t u s ’ 
R Rus-, ll.

M i r t o n ; bee 
Moor e; deeds 
tors. Mrs. J.

.)
I. R
i 

of simple 

Mrs. F. K. K 
of t he pr og r a m

• oz will 1)0 lead* i

Lights B lo w n O u t 

\ \ hi Ie M e m b e r s O f 
Book S t a f f Pose

f lashlight p i c t u r e 

M ember s of > ht * ' a e ’ u - st a f f 
as su med a very “ u n c h a r a c t e r ­
istic” pose, a p p e a r i n g 
to be 
h a r d at u o i k f or a few min­
u t e s Wednesday a f t e r n o o n a- 
them 
a 
T h e a f t e r ­
wa*, bei ng t a ke n . 
tin c a m ­
e f f e c t was not 
that 
that 
er a was broken, hut 
the 
the J . 12 
lab room 
lights 
in 
wer e blown out, 
The picture 
w i l l ho used 
;*d')>n a pug*- 
t - * 
in th** Cactus.

of 

m e m b e r s * 
a n d tall 
C » e y said.

of the socie 
w’ith Lieuter

ill me e t 
ii a don,

R e c e i v e * Me d a l

o t H o n o r

Li e ut e na nt Minto 

ho w as re- 
decor ated 
i en? Iv 
l ’i e- i de nt
bv
the 
Hoo ver with 
i longressional 
medal of honor for
Is*" tie servh e
as a pilot of the 
Navy NC-4, t he 
first ai r pl an e to * 
ro*> the Atlantic, 
and who was the 
first ma n to fly
over rile Brazilian j un gl e s in e x ­
ploration, is being b r o u g h t to Aus­
foi an a v i a t i o n day ce l e br a ­
tin 
tion* l a y e d b y 
the E xc h a ng e (Tub 
ami 
or ganizati ons. 
T he E xc h a ng e < bib is sponsor i ng 
a na* a ri-wide “ service to a vi at i on” 
ail 
t o u r to aid municipaliti es in, 
pr o mo t i n g aviation, ( . J. Baldwin, 
president of 
local E xch a n ge 
(Tub, said.

co o pe ra t i n g 

the 

Th** noted avi at or will add r ess 
a vi at i on me et i ng u n d e r E xc h a ng e 
Club auspices 
discuss 
local p r oblems of a i r p o r t location, 
c o n s tr u c ti o n , and p r op e r m a r k i n g 
of root 
and highways a n d o t h e r 
a vi ati on pr ojects.

and will 

G o ve r n m e nt Sponsors Tour

T he toui was officially Sa inched 
by g o v e r n m e n t officials an d a vi a­
t i o n leaders at Toledo, Ohio, Nov­
e m b e r 25, and a a f e a t u r e of the 
E xcha nge C l u b ’s nat io nal p r o g r a m 
of service in aviation. It- pur pose 
is to aid in pr o mo t i n g a e r o n au t i c s 
t h r o u g h o u t 
a n d cities 
to WTI: 
in 
the c o unt ry.

In connect ion with this p r o g r a m 
of establ ishing a i r p o r t s arui ai r 
m a rk e rs , pr omo ti n g a r p at ro na ge , 
an d n ume ro us ot he r avi ati on activ­
ities, mor e t ha n 
a v i a t i on 
p r oj ec t s have m e n accomplished 
by e xc h an ge clubs in the past two 
years.

2,000 

to 

of 

fly 

L i e ut en a nt Hinton, who is now 
p r es i d e nt of Aviation I nstitut e of 
ii..' United S t at e s and third vie** 
pr esident 
the National Ex­
c h a n g e Club ami a m e m b e r of its 
n at io n al av i ati on co mmitt ee, has 
a rich ba c kgr ound of flying a n d 
e x pl o r at i o n experiences, 
l i e was 
the first to fly a plane across the 
Atlantic, t he first 
f r o m 
N o r t h to S o u th Amer i c a, ami t he 
first 
to use a plane f or ex p l or a ­
tion purposes. His avi ati on arti cles 
have a p p e a r e d in p r o m i n e n t news­
p a p e rs an d magazi nes throughout, 
the most 
the c o u n t r y , one 
noted bei ng a des cr i p t i on of e x ­
p l or at ion to the s our ce of t he Ort- 
MOCO Ri ver in So ut h A me r i ca by 
a I plane, which '•'.as pr inted in t he 
Nat i onal Geogr aphi c Ma gazine 
s e v e r a l y e a r s ago. O n this trip, 
L i e u t e n a n t Hinton crossed u n p e n ­
e t r a b l e j un gl e s an*! saw t e r r i t o r y 
t h a t had n e v e r b e f o r e been seen 
by white m en.

o f 

A r r i v e * at I I o ’C l o c k

L i e u t e n a n t H ol t o n will arriv 
the RI uni* ipal Air port at I I o’* 
w he r e he will be welcomed I 
d e l ega ti on of civic club-. Ai L
he will deli VI*
the I 1

■ • ■ I at 
.’ C h *f k , 
School auditori 
I o ’eloc 
3 an ; 
*d
by the Gov 
At 7 o’clock,

I l e vv l l !

a t
>ck
ii
:15
a t
a
-I 
Hotel.
p e a r at t he 
n, and b e ­
n e vv ill bi 
'Ti** 
nor at 
7 o’clock, fit* will talk 
ier and Son b a n q u e t a t 
Hotel, a n d at 8 o' clock 
v.-r C - main l e ct ur e i n 
o f Ro pr e- en t alives, 
res are open to the pub- 
c h a i go. w u h t he es - c i l ­
i u m n e o n at the I>iiskill 
e a cha r ge will be ma de 
. Mr. Baldwin said.

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Club Plans Smoker 

In Honor of Sforza

' U n i v e r s i t y C l u b w i l l h o n o r 
< arlo S for za with a smo ke r 
it at 
the d u b 
at 2304 San Antonio Street , 
VY. Payne, p re s i d e nt of tho 

' o’clock at 

has an nou nc ed.

t o m g 
room 
Dr. I 
d u b .

Th*- occasion will be inform al, 
and Count Sforza has consented 
to give a n inform al discussion o f 
European politics. Member s of the 
club have been urge*! to be prompt; 
in attendance

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F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 13, 1931

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SCHOLASTIC PRESSURE

A P R O B L E M F O R T H E L E G I S L A T U R E

Hr. L. 

IL H u b b a r d , p r e s i d e n t of 

t h e college,

■ is e n d e a v o r i n g to have the* T e x a s I legislatur e d u r ­

ing 

its p r e s e n t session pass a bill c h a n g i n g 

the 

n ame of t h e College of I nd us t r ia l Art s 

t o 

t he 

T e x a s S t a t e College f o r Women. Lea di ng e d u c a ­
t ors o f t he st a t e , o u t s t a n d i n g or g a n iz at i on s, 
t he 
Board of Re ge n ts , f ac ul t y m e m b e r s and s t u d e n t s 
e n d o r s e the cha nge.

T h e p r e s e n t n am e . College of 

I nd u st r ia l Art s,
I 
I is m i s co n st r ue d by t h o s e i nst ituti ons a n d i nd i v i dual s 
u n f a m i l i a r with the n a t u r e of t h e college. It does 
* not c o n n o t e t o those p er s o n s o ut of T e x a s a col- 
leg* of l iber al a r t s such ac this o n r is. I he n a m e 
h e a r s a d e r o g a t o r y c o n n o t a t i o n since ’ i ndus t ri a l 
is applied in o t h e r s t a te s to schools of a d i f f e r e n t 
n a t u r e and with a d i f f e r e n t p u r p o s e .

A c h a n g e of n a m e would b e n e f i t . student s s e e k ­
t he U n i t e d S t a t e s . 
ing p o n t o n s in all parts* of 
T e x i n S t a t e College f o r W o m en w o uM be a n a m e 
to d e m a n d a t t e n t i o n and r espect w h e r e v e r i t 
is 
pr on ou n c e d. Such a change would in n o w a y m a k e 
invalid b ut would, on 
d i pl oma s issued previously 
the o t h e r h a n d , en h a nc e th e m. 

t

It 

t h a t 

is hoped by those most i n t e r e s t e d 

the 
T e x as S t a t e Legi sl at ure m a y lay aside m e a s u r es , 
a m e n d m e n t suggestions a n d a p p o i n t m e n t a p p r o v a l s 
long e noug h t o put t hr ough a bill e n d o r s e d by t hose 
in position t o k n ow the val ue of such a s t e p 
to 
c h a n g e t h e n ame o f the college f rom t h e Col lege 
on I n d u s t r i a l Arts, a name no l onge r a p p r o p r i a t e , 
to t he T e \ a - S t at e College f o r W o m e n , a n a m e 
which e n d o w s tho college with 
the d i g n i t y and 
r es p ec t which is l ight fully hers. — Lass-O.

SO B E I T

T he College of Charl est on, S. C., o p e n e d

its

one h u n d r e d and f or t y- fi f th t e r m this y e a r .

p e r p l e x i n g1 
v t i m e so nu* 
or s u s p e n d s 
in- 
rev. a l s 
i c s i ion v\ hi ch 
is 
is: w h i c h 
that more 
i d u c a t e e a c h 
o in rn.t r a n c e 
ep out t h o s e 
> m a k e Uni - 
s l e n d e r ? In 
s tudent b o dy

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on 

tin 
iii gilt 
li ttl e 
-or'* w h i c h avisos ev e 
in I Im* I nivt rsity dro p 
for g r a d e - t ' a l t e n u 
ra nit fie at ions. ’I ho q 
ti* u n e a s y c o gi ta t io n 
I**, a rai se in I ti it iou 
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ti r u s t in 
c a u s e s 
j i r t ' l e n t
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s t u d e n t t‘t 
r e t | u i r en i c
a p pl lea m s xx hos e 

Vol

vt rsity p rad cs art 

th** lait cr inst ant c 
w o u l d a g a i n I 
l u r e rd m o n e y 
So far as a 1 

I nd ee d , 

I n I m a n d 

t o m a k e 

t h e size of 

ti ons a r e given 

t he sit uati on. But when 

• h a n e e s 
d e e i d e d l v s l e n d e r ? 
a s m a l l e r s tu den t b o d y j r em e d y 

W h e n new# is s pr ea d t h a t a d o z e n o so s t u d e n t s 
for 
h e m su sp e nd ed or o t h e r w i se pun is h e d 
hie* 
( h e a l i n g in e x a mi na t i on s , tile first g e n e r a l 
r e a c­
tion on t he par t of the se r i o us mi n de d public or 
a l u mn i body is to gasp with s u r p r i s e a t t he con- 
I m - actions which allow such d e c e i t to go on, t o de- 
i mm e d ia t e action by U n i ver si t y of f i c i a l s to 
the 
mil of a g r e a t e r e x p e n d i- I U n i v e r si t y is considered, it se ems r e m a r k a b l e that, 
cr S t u d e n t per y e ar . 
Usuch k n a v e r y is not a m o r e f r e q u e n t o c c ur re nc e .
t h e condi tions u n d e r whi ch e x a m i n a - 
J h o 
I a b b * s t a t i s t i c # s h o w , 
cns i s s p e n d i n g l e s s m o n e y 
t he 
i ns i di o us pr a c t ic e of 
I ndent t h a n a g r e a t m i n i - 1 che at in g, especially 
r o d d e d c l as s r oo ms wher e
t h e U ni ve r si t y 
p r o c t o r s a r e few. 
in 
w o r k s to o v e r c om e these di f fi c u l t i e s s t a n d i n g 
the w ay o f successful s u pe r vi s ion of t h e w r i t i n g 
I ‘A,Out) y o u n g me n a n d 
of e x a m i n a t i o n s by sum* 
tests, a n d 
wonn-n. B e t t e r me an s of g ivi ng 
i mp r ov e d me t h o ds of p r e v e n t i n g 
t h e ft # of 
copies of e x a mi n a t i o n s will soon be wo rk ed o u t by 
President C o f f m a r ’s newl y a p p o i n t e d commi t t ee .
Even in the j u d g i n g of guilt y s t u d e n t s , t h e Uni* 
fair position. It 
is i n t e r e s t i n g to no t e t h a t each i ndivi dual ca se is 
1 c a r e f u l l y g one over, with g r e a t e r p u n i s h m e n t for 
those who seem to have p r e m e d i t a t e d t heir f ra ud, 
an d less f or those who s e em t o have ac t e d on the 
s p ur of the moment 
in t h e i r ch e at in g . T h u s from 
the a t t e m p t s to f orestall che at in g, a n d in th** s**n- 
i siliic a d m i n i s t ra t io n of p un i sh m e n t , the Univer sit y 
s a n e a n d c o m m e n d a b l e 

f avor 
in 
Each q u a r t e r 

j ver si t y is e n d e a v o r i n g to t a k e a 

t he 
t h e 

ist i t u 11o h s a n 
tin* g r e a t pi t

I In s p e n d i n g o f f ar m o r e on

ti tar less t h a n 
vaitdy e n d o w e d 
c i i u n t r v . T h e a r g u m e n t 
is 
ill o f I he in* t it ut ions w h i c h 
Oley pc r st udent per y e a r 
{ne o f a h i gh t nit ion s e h e d - 
d i f ion to a m p l e e n d o w m e n t 

U n i v e r s i t y ot 
to ( d u c a l c ! In 
b er ct s t a t e ii 
a ma j or it y 
c o l l e g e s 
t h ' 
iii 
s i m p l e . Ne ar!) 
s p e n d m o r e n 
c an d o sn bv v 
lib* whit ii in a 
ma lo s pos
its s t u d e n t s t h a n T h e * n iv er si ty cif T e x a s
dy l o w t ui ti on c h a r g e s , 
w i t h its e x t i 
l o n g a g (i at a s t u d e n t - f a e u l t v 
Not v er y 
( lues ti on w a s b r ou g ht b e f o r e 
d i n n e r , I lie 
t i n 1 g r o u p f 
fo r a Ih e o f e t i c a l s o l u t ion. 
iii*' 
as e x p l a i n e d anti t h en t h e fni ­
s i t u a t i o n wa 
treslions w e r e v o t e d u p o n : t h e 
l o w i n g s u g g 
I o ii** r a i s e d ; * til r a n e e r e q u i r e - 
lu it ion w a 
i a de m o r e r i g i d ; or I he 
intuits \ vel 
s h o u l d 
t o 
e x i s t i n g c 
iii e n - 
run its co 
in t h e 
rollmerit 
i
a m o u n t <>i m o n e y w h o ii w o u l d b e a v a i l ­
a b l e f o r t h e e d u c a t i o n o f eac h s t u d e n t per 
a n n u m , An o v e r w h e l m i n g n u m b e r <d b a l ­
l o t s f a v o r e d a t o u g h e r set of e n t r a n c e r e ­
q u i r e m e n t s . A n d it s h o u l d be r e m e m b e r e d 
that t h e b al lo t w a s t a k e n f r o m a m o n g a 
r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s t u d e n t g r o u p .

w e n 
ii an i n c r e a s e 
a y e a r l y do* la a s e 

* to lie 
e n d it ioi 
arse, 
n e a n t

lie a l l o w e d 

E d u c a t o r s , no 

less sat i sf i e d with 

t he pr esent 

g l a d e point s y s t em t ha n t he s t u de nt s , t hou gh much
t h e
mo r e q ual if ied 
obstacl es in the way of its r ef or m, a r e c on s t a n t l y 
ma ki ng e f f o r t s t o w a r d i mp r o v e me n t .

i m p e r f e c t i o n # a n d 

to see its 

a p p e a r s to he t a k i ng a 
cour se. — M innenota Daily.

C H A N G E

on

is 1 ( 

l o w l y m i l l # him* T h e r e is no g r ad i ng syst em.

t i d i n e s s A d m i n i s t r a - I Ma j o r c o u r s e s a year , 
I o u t s w e r e 

an d each chooses a m a j o r
d r o p p e d a fixity. W o r k i n g from a syllabus p r ov i de d by the

One such, k nown a s tho “ S a r a h L a w r e n c e P l a n , ” 
was r e c en t l y discussed in an ar ti cle in T he Nati on. 
T h e s t u d e n t , u n d e r this plan. c a r r i e s onl y t h r e e 

S t r a w s in t h e xx iud s e e m t o i n d i c a t e t h a t 
s c h o o l s a n d c o l l e g e s o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y a r e 
s low 1> a p p l y i n g m o r e p r e s s u r e on t h e s c h o ­
l a s t i c c l a m p s . In t h e I
I ion Sc bool, 
th
n m p l a t nil o n p r o b a - i n s t r u c t o r , the hulk o f the s t u d e n t ’s s t u d y is done 
f r o m tile rolls: 
a n n r e q u i r e d b v t h e j i n d e p e n d e n t l y al o n g lines o f p a r t i c u l a r i n t e r es t to 
l i o n . T h e rn ii l i m n 
s c h o o l 
I
t i d e o f r e q u i r e d 
b m **m n g m u c h 
I r\ is n a I h an ; 
HI Sh*1 * n i b *1 < *s i 
w h o (B* n o t b o l o 
a n y e t a i i i . 
t h e I 
d e c r e a s e 
t i l e c o l 
t i o n , w i l l a l l o w 
l i p 
l o e n j o y 
t a t 11 it ie: 
ti • it e d u e a t i o n .

it would he p r ac t i ca bl e in t h e 
college of t oday is to o v e r e s t i m a t e i m m e n s e l y tho 
p o t a t i o n o f t h e n a - I r a p a c i t y o f the a v e r a g e s t ud e n t , in t e r m s o f those 
is not a plan o f t oda y leave# the 
h o k e e p r i g h t b i d e . qualities. That 
hope that 
time ma y evolve a s t u d e n t c a p a b l e of 
u**ing its o p por tu ni t i es . T h e e vi denc e it o f f e r s of 
the e f f o r t 
t o w a r d c ha ng e now being ma de al one 
ma k e s 
it w o r t h y o f a t te n t i o n . — U n i v e r s it y of 
W a s h i n g t o n D a i l y .

; i * (
rha pf th 
iii In r avt n i n e s \v run h is 
e v i d e n c e o v e r t h e c o u n - 
inat i'm I hat I he “ g o i n g * ’ 
get t i ng Int rd or f o r t h o s e 
p t h e r e s c h o l a s t i c a l l y * tn 
it m a y 
Bu Ding. t h o u g h 

T h e d e m a n d s of tin* plan upon the i ndivi dual a r e 
t r e m e n d o u s . It calls for init iat ive a n d the a s s u m p ­
tion of responsi bi l i t y now a l mos t exclusi vely held 
b y th e f a c u l t y .

i f t i 
riels
l i e g e s 
i n c r e a s e d 
cr e x p e n d i t u r e on

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a

a n d 

in 

u>

\ G U E I N C R E A S E S H O W N
ne ut o f t f m T e x a s I n t e r s c h o l a s t i c 
*r HOI s h o w s a n i n c r e a s e o v e r till

L E 
Enroll 
L« a y i n * I 
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t h a n I 
lit * r a t
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w a s

d i n g
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•i 

n i l e t h e b u s i n e s s I g ‘ven a m o c ^ f u n e r a l when 
l r on 

ing expelled.

S t u d e n t s a t 

f he U ni v e r si t y of C a m b r i d g e ar e 
t h e y l eave a f t e r bf -

!.

• 

t h e d r o l l ! h 
id- e x p e c t cd t o pio -
tr.
id o n e h u n d r e d a n d 
hers o f t h e 
learn*' 
l o u r 
i 
•e o v e r a n y p r e v i o u s

inert-a st “ I 

I hat s i n c e t h e
d in IBIO, ex cr y sue- 
(btMessed a g a i n ox et'

!) 
• x11: e n j o y s a p os it ion 

I m i t a t i o n o f its inter- 
u n d e r o n e a d m i n i s t r a t i v e 
xx <irk in o t h e r st a t e s is c h a r ­
um ny u ni ts h a n d l e d by i nd e- 
c i e s wi th th* t onset!'N*ut l ack 
and f *j i c i e n c y xx hich xx ould

•d d u r i n g t h e y e a r ; 

o f t he L e a g i n e m brat es mort? 
f f e n "it f i e l d s , i n c l u d i n g both 
a t h l e t i c c o n t e s t s . Mor e t h a n 
c o u n t y met Is are o r g a n i z e d 
t w e n t y 
m e e t s : an d n u m e r o u s s p e c i a l 
' egi ona l t oiliest -.
* bring blent f r o m e v e n s e n ­
ate into f i n a l c o m p e t i t i o n wi th 
ate h o n o r t o t h o s e w h o t h u s 
lr c a n n o t be esti-

v*

Sevent y per c e nt o f the English s p e a k i n g pr o 
pie (>f t h e worl d live on the No r t h A m e r i c an con 
tinertt, arid 60 pct cent of 
t he United
States.

t he m 

in 

T h t m ost densely populated body o f land in t he* 
is Java with a population o f §00 person# 

i\orl(l 
per square mile.

T h e U n i ve r si t y of Missouri T i g e rs of I HOO had 

only t h r e e signals.

D o r m i t o r i e s atira» t mor e women a t t he U n i v e r ­
sity of I nd i ana t h a n do o t h e r places of resi de nce .

A r o ad ho u s e n e a r C o lo r a do U ni ve r s i t y has a r ­
r an g ed f o r s t u d e n t s to r ide in taxis f r e e of < h ar ge 
t o danc es held there.

Ca nd y , apples, p ea nu t s, a n d o t h e r edibles ar e 
sold by all co-ed# at all at hl et ic g a m e s at t he U n i ­
ver sit y of Nebr aska ,

Kansas University is one of the few* institutions

to h av e el eva t or s on t he ca mpus.

No one associated with Yale athletics in a n y 
for n e w s p a p e r s or 

of ficial c a p a c i t y ” ma y wri te 

h o xx m a n y o v e r t h e s t a t e ! KP ‘*alt o v e r the r adio on the subject o f at hlet ics.
es e w o r t h w h i l e a c t i v i t i e s ! 
rxvise n e v e r h a v e r e c e i v e d 

f 
t h r e e hundred and sixty cases of c h e a t i n g were 
rom t h e I r a i n i ng a n d reported by the students in o n e year at Wesleyan

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d is tr 
t ant
t n i ­
n o n o f i lo* stare i 
t h e a p p r o p r i a t e 
iii t i n g o e h 
t Ii -in 
m a t e d at en rat e h 
a r e d r a w n into t 
w h o w o u l d nth 
t h e b e n e f i t s f l o w i n g 
c o m pet ii ion.

Turk Gives E^eview 

J Hel e n Baines, a n d S a r ah T ur k.

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To Pierian Society

Girls who w e r e pr es e nt a t t he
j m e e t i ng w e r e 
Isahell Ahrens,
j A n n e Mc Cr ac k en, Myrle Daunoy,
A review of Hiarry H e r s h f i e l d ’s J Helen Baines. Maurice* Matthews,
“ S a p p e r C i t y ” w a s given by S a r a h ) *''a r a h l u r k , He l e n Donnvan. Mary
Eli z abe t h Kelsey, M a r v Lee Hamp-
rp 
, 
I 
L, 
, 
1 u r k a t 
l i o n , Ivy Helm, Don Ruth ( of l ee ,
L i t e r a r y Society, t he first one t o . Cor inne P e t e rs , Ma ry Hamlin* k, 
be held since e x a m s . She poi n t e d j El i z abe t h Spalding, Mary A nn a
out 
a c t e r t h a t Her shf i el cl has made.

t he c a r e f u l s t u d i e s of c h a r ­

t h e meeti ng; of P i er i an 

Hun t , a n d O ui da Baxter.

e n- 

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. 

, 

. 

. 

Luci en L aCos t e spent S a t u r d a y 

a nd S u n da y in S an Antonio.

Mrs. F r a n c e s Goldbcck, as sist­
a n t t o t he De a n of W o m e n , was 
c o nf in e d 
2GD) 
Whitis S t r e e t Mond a y on a c c o u n t 
of illness.

to h e r home af 

E m m a Ayers, Alpha Chi Ome g a 
f rom A l a b a m a who 
is spe nd in g 
the w i n t e r in F a l f u rr i a s , a r ri ve d 
in Au st in W e d n e s d a y night and 
is s t a y in g at t h e c h a p t e r house.

William Mont gomer y, K ap pa 
Sigma, s p e n t last wee k-e nd with 
his m o t h e r in Temple.

THE

i'VE

V A L E N T IN E
O F A L I

St. Val ent i ne*# D ay may 

he just a day f o r c h i l d r e n 

a n d f o r s w e e t h e a r t s ; b u t 

a r e n ' t all of us youngsters 

a t heart? A n d as to s w e e t ­

h e a r t s 

i s n t t h e r e

someone t o w h o m F e b r u ­

a r y 

l i t h w o u l d n ’t b e 

quite c o m p l e t e w i t h o u t a 

r e m e m b r a n c e f r o m you? 

M a t c h h e r o w n l o v e l i ­

ness w i t h f re s h, f r a g r a n t 

f l owe r s . . 

t h e s w e e t e s t 

V a l e n t i n e o f all!

I* 'it,
t nm*

j r t - fr t m r m in

L O W E R S

F R O M

H i I I y e r ’s
Send Mother Flowers By Wire

r* WHOEVER CAN 

S E E THREE OATS 
AHEAD VOLL. BE 

RICH THREE

fa.
- . s g r

* a >

m m■ WW***. •»»! 8 o , O t a a l i t a ,
around the 
perip w i t h t h e

buzxard

lady by 

the n a m e of A W 
A 
i n-spite-of-bad- 
a n o d e r 
.SBI \ V, 
w e a t h e r 
t r a n s f e r 
smih r and a 
f r o m Sophie Newcomb ( a college 
— not a co-ed).

T h i nk i ng in t e r m s of <*ppodies j 
we n oticed lh*, per pl e xed w r i n k l e ' ! 
■in A b R O B I N S O N ’S brow a n d j 
de duc ed 
t h a t s o m e t hi ng a i n ’t so j 
hot.

Th** way XTA RU XRS* I P A R K E R j 
lushed t h r o u g h t he mi r e a n d ooze j 
in bet goloshes d e m o n s t r a t e s th a t 
some people can even e n j o y d r i p - J 
ping skies.

We don't know whei * 

t i KO ILG E 
D AVI SS ON i>: m a y b e on his law 
I ooks — w ho can I ell.

T h e tn*>: !■ we g e t to bt a r a bo ut 
F A Y W I L S O N, the m o r e c u r iou s 
we become a b ou t t h e t own s h i p of 
BE AU MON I'.

L E W I S W E A V E R , pigskin w a r ­

rior.

When you get all t a n g l e d u p in

Official Notice

T h o O ffic ia l N o tic e c o lu m n o f T h e 
T e x a n in r e s e r v e d fo r u s e by I n iv o r- 
a ity 
to 
m a k e o ff ic ia l a n n o u n c e m e n ts c o n c e r n ­
in g U n iv e r s it y w ork. S tu d e n t n o tice s 
w ill nut be jo in te d .

in* in bora w h o w is h 

fa c u lt y 

P R E - M E D I C A L A p t i t u d e Test s 
to 
f o r all s t u d e n t s e x p e c t i n g 
e n t e r a n y medical school in t he 
U n i t e d S t a t e s or 
t he 
fal l of HRO will he held in I*aw 
a f t e r n o o n , 
Bu i ldi ng 103 F r i d a y 
3 o ’clock.

i a natl a 

in 

A fee of SECO is r eq u i r ed of 
each appl icant. 
It should ho pai d 
in a d v a n c e to the A ud it or a n d the 
t he p a p e r 
r e c ei pt a t t a c h e d 
t o 
in. This fee wit a cc o m­
handel! 
to W a s h i n g t o n 
p an y 
t he p ap er s 
Ci ty a n d will be used 
to have 
t h e m scored by a c e n t r a l c o m m i t ­
included, 
tee. No p a p e r c a n In* 
t h e r e f o r e , tha t does n ot have the 
fee : lip w i t h it.

should he 

E a c h appl icant 

in 
Law Building 103 p r o m p t l y at 3 
o’clock. 
In* c o n ­
ll. C. Bl odgett , 
du c t ed by Dr. 
a d j u n c t p r of e ss o r of psychology.
E. J. MATHEWS. Registrar.

t e st s will 

T h e 

M E M B E R S UU 

e r i ng a n d R e p o r t i n g class 

t h e News L a t h ­
in 
I j o u r n a l is m must m e e t 
in f r o n t 
I of it. Hall F r i d a y a f t e r n o o n , Feb- 
I m a r y 13, at 2: 15 o’clock, t •» have 
tak( n for t he Cact us. 
p i c t ur e s 
Unl,y conf li ct i n g school w o r k or 
( sickness will be c o u n t e d as exeus- 
. es f o r not Im ing p i esent.

G R E T C H E N S MI T H,
lab 

i n s t ru c t or .

fot 

the 

T H E UH n Hi: 

swi m­
m i ng t e am f or t he Ladu.* will 
I*** ma de f I d a y night at < o’clock 
sharp. AIS m e m b e r s a r e u rge d to 
be pr omp t .

i 

J. A L DE R S O N .

B a rr K ru m b , f r e s h m a n 
left 

for his h ome 
Universit y, 
Alice T ue s d a y becaus e of illne-

in 

the 
in 

t

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F O R A D E T R A IN S 

The Ideal Economy 
Week-End Excursion To
San Antonio!

A c o m mi t e e w a s a p p o i n t e d by 
( Babel! A h r e n s p r e s i d e n t , t o d r a w 
up a n e w c o n s t i t u t i o n . .Miss T u r k 
was m a d e c h a i r m a n of this c om­
m i t te e . which will have t he c o n ­
s t i t u t i o n r e a d y by t h e n e x t m e e t ­
ing of t he club.

Oui da B a x t e r w a s 

a p p o i n t e d 
he a d of t h e c o m m i t t e e to ma ke 
a r r a n g e m e n t s f a r the P ier ia n t e a 
to he held soon.

for 

rest of 

An a n n o u n c e m e n t of t he p r o ­
t e r m 
t he 
g r a m s 
have 
was r ea d. T h o s e who will 
the v a r i o u s p r o g r a m - 
c h ar g e o f 
a r e M a r g a r e t 
F ra z i e r , M a r y 
Brock, A l ma Br oo ks , Et he l B ickier.

the 

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B e t t e r

O u r N e w

Super-T oasted
S a n d w ich es, A ll K ind s 
T R Y O N E

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at

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I e a v e Au tit* 
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E V ER Y S A T U R D A Y I

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IN B o s t o n — D a l l a s — Los Xngeles— a n d 

in o t h e r cities, lofty bui ldi ngs arc goi ng 
up so qu i e t l y 
t he pa s se r by all b u t 
st ops a n d st ra i ns an ear for t he old fami li ar 

t h a t 

c la ngor.

Si lent ly, swi ft ly, rigidly, economi cal ly, arc 

we ldi ng kni ts steel wi t h j o i n t s as st r ong as 
t h e m e t a l itself.

Arc wel ding is being used more a nd mo re 
in 
fabri ca ti on of buildings a n d m a ­
c hi ne ry, t he c on st r uc t i on o f pi pe lines a n d 

t he 

t a n k s , a n d as a repai r 

tool of universal 

util it y.

D e v e l o p m e n t of Ge ne ra l El ect ri c arc we l d­
ing ha s largely been t he work of college- 

t ra i ne d men. O t h e r s of t he college m e n a t 
Ge ne ral E l ec tric are l argely r esponsible for 
t he high r e p u t a t i o n won by h u nd r e d s o f 
Ci-E p r o d u c t s used in i n du st r y a nd in the 
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Dinner

ll. Y. Benedict will 
be a patron at a cabaret dinner 
and entertainment to be given by 
the Austin Paront-Teaehers* As* 
■ociation Febr uar y 20 at the Aus­
tin High School.

FROM ROME comes Mrs, Doris j MARDI GRAS ACTIVITIES 
Brown Malone, who is visiting her J have called Ruth Reed and Do co­
thy Kramer, students in the Uni 
brother, Levi S. Brown, adjunct
ver ity during the first semester, 
professor of geology at the Uni* 
to Ga Ives on. They 
left Austin 
varsity. Mrs. Malone is an artist 
Wednesday and will be the guests 
of international recognition, hav- 
of Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Jenkins 
favorably i 
( ing had her etchings 
until their retur n February 18.
iii j 
criticized at exhibitions both 
! Rome and in Paris. She has s t u - 1 
died under Eduoard Leon in Paris, ! 
under whom Mary Bonner, Texas 
artist, has received her training 
| Austin High School will act 
I Mrs, Malone will spend about
master of ceremonies and will in-
troduce all the acts. Other fea- three or four weeks in Austin, and
lures of the program will be mu- will visit a number of classes in

Miss Mary Alice Simmons of 

;

Mr, and Mr; M. N.

East Thirty-fourth St r ee t will be! fair wilt be Mr. and Mrs. YI Kiefer, 
hosts for a Valentine p ar ty Friday j Mr. and Mrs. Martin Karow, and 
evening a t 8 o’clock. Decorations!
will consist of hearts, cupids, and 
other things suggestive of thy sea- 
son. Decorated cakes, mints, and Iher degree from 
frozen red hearts will be served
for refreshments.

Grace I) I d ia l her, who received
the University 
' t wo years ago and who rn now 
teaching in th® San Antonio J u n ­
ior College, was the week-end
sister, M r s , P a u l 
g u e s t , 
Boner.

o f her 

Posey.

— o~

VV ITH NKW OFED FRS honor­
ed, members of Nev man Club will 
entertain with a dance 
tonight 
from I* to 12 o'clock at the New­
man (Hub room'. Decorations will 
carry out 
seasonal motif. 
Punch will he served during the 
evening Chaperones for the af-

the 

Hubert Monger, Kappa Sigma, 
was sn San Antonio last week-end,

George 

Shields, Phi Gamma 
Delta, visited at his homo in Vic­
toria last week-end.

FRIDAY, F E B R U A R Y 13, 1931

T H E D A I E Y 

T E X A N

" '-.■aw

THEATERS

• • S W I N G H I G H ” — w i t h H e l e n 
T w e l v e t r e e s , F r e d S c o t t , a n d 
D o r o t h y B u r g e * * ; V e r n a 
t h e 
W o o d * d a n c e r e v u e o n 
s t a g e a t 
l a s t 
t im e * 
“ S c a n d a I 
S h e e t , ” w i t h G e o r g e Ban* 
c r o f t , K a y F r a n c i s , a n d C l i v e 
B r o o k , S a t u r d a y 
t h r o u g h 
T u e s d a y . A t t h e P a r a m o u n t .

9 : 1 5 o ' c l o c k , 

t o d a y . 

“ P A R T T I M E W I F E ” — w i t h 
E d m u n d L o w e a n d L e i l a H y - 
t o d a y . 
a i n s , 
“ C i m a r r o n , ” w i t h R ic h a r d 
D i x , S a t u r d a y 
t h r o u g h o n e 
w e e k . A t t h e H a n c o c k .

t i m e s 

l a s t 

S t a r r , 

“ N I G H T W O R K ” — w i t h E d d i e 
Q u i l l a n , 
a n d 
S a l l y 
F r a n c e * U p t o n , n o w t h r o u g h 
S a t u r d a y . 
“ D r a c u l a , ” w i t h 
B e l a L u g o s i , D a v i d M a n n e r s , 
a n d H e l e n C h a n d l e r , m i d ­
n i g h t m a t i n e e S a t u r d a y a t 
1 1 : 3 0 o ’c l o c k . A t t h e Q u e e n .

“ T H E S E A W O L F ” — w i t h M il ­
t o n S ills , 
a n d 
R a y m o n d H a c k e t t , t o d a y a n d 
S a t u r d a y . A t t h e T e x a s .

J a n e K e i t h , 

IN T H E RECEIVING LINE at 
the Omicron Nu ten this afternoon 
will he Mis Mary Edna Gearing, 
professor of home economics, Missj 
Mat gat et Batjer, hostess of tho] 
practice house, where the tea is J 
given, and Gertrude Utnlang, p r e s - j 
’.dent of Omicron Nu. The tea is j 
honoring freshmen st udent s iii the 
department and will be from I RIO I 
to 6 o'clock. Mrs. Helen Spears] 
Swanson, Omicron Nu Alumna, 
who w a 4 on the University faculty 
last year, will preside at the tea 
Lucy Rathbone, Mrs. 
I table. Mi 
Lola Sloan Peevehouse, Betty 
! Pfeuffer, Signe Lundehus, Mrs. 
j Errol Eppright, Vntonette Brach 
I t .ired; ii i ‘ascii, M iss domi­
nie Pinckney, Augusta Shivers, 
Maudie Holt, Alice Pierson, and 
Zeda LaCilia are other members 
of Omicron Nu and residents ut 
the practice house who will 
bt 
present as hostesses at the tea.

HONORING VOUNG P E OP L E 
of tin I niversity Church of Christ., 
Mr. and Mrs. E. L, Sleek, SOB

E d g e m o n t H o m e 
O f J a n u a r y 
B rid a l Couple
MR. AND MRS. LEE SIEG- Teas °.f Houston. 

I ., * l s ‘ eigno1’ 

, , 

They were both formerly students jsical numbcts, dancing, ami a t o p - 1 English 
of the University 
' ’ 

the 
ing act. The decorations will be University while here. She has
the aivhi-
’rn red. white, anti blue, carrying Complimented 
u 1 ; out the George Washington motif. I teet ure of the University, particu-

anti journalism 

" ° t " as 

lushly 

at 

„ 

l eas before 
daught er of Mr. and Mrs. Edward can be made by telephoning Mrs. I 
She attended U p. Robinson, fourth vice presi- 

her marriage, is the 

Reservations for 

the 

cabaret larlv of the newel buildings,

NOR, JR., have been living in the i t *ie University during the summer dent of the club.
Badger Reed home in Edgemont sess*on °f I RSO and until ( brist-; Officers of the Par cut -Teal hers 
since their marriage 
*U81' s<-‘mester. She was, Association are Mrs. Joe €. A.
----------------------------------------------------- a member of the Freshman Coun- Kekhardt, president; Mi- Harry
Golden, first Ore president; Mrs.
Mr. Siegnor is the son of Mr. A. E. Sullivan, second vice presi-

Cli while in school. 

in January, I 111 a * 

it worth

comedy which makes 
what ever it is worth. 

Estimate: G.

* * *
R etu rn s
Miss Lots Madge Cannon, uh 
received her bachelor of arts dc 
glee from the University in l'J u 
has returned to the campus where j c r , a 

arid Mrs. Lee Siegnor of Abilene, j dent; Mrs, Earl Cornw 
He received his bachelor of bush v;ce president; Mrs. A. P. Robin- 
ness administration degree from ^ SOn, foul th vice president; Mrs,
vice pi c a ­
dent ; Miss Mary Bell Grang-r, 
recording secretary; Mrs. Robert 
Mueller, 
t r ea s u t e r ; and Mrs, Si­
don Harris, parliamentarian.

in 1926 and 
the Delta Tau fratern-

w . Crofoot. fifth

is a 

third c h e 

t a k­
is teaching French and 
ing work for her master of ails 
degree. Miss Cannon is a pledge 
of Phi Mu soldi sty. and she is at 
home with her mother, Mrs. Gipv 
it I tit) San Gabriel 
Lannon, at 
St reef.

R ev iew ed T od ay

is 

the 

“ N I G H T W O R K ” 

light
romantic comedy dealing out its 
quota of laughs as e nt e r t a i n me n t 
it 
a t the Queen Theater, where 
t oday and S a t u r ­
will continue 
day. Eddie Quillan, 
t h a t bright 
young man, is feat ur ed in a story 
about a window dresser who dis­
covers himself with a baby from 
to 
the orphanage' on his hands 
support. He proceeds 
f i n d 
himself a girl, and in the closing 
c hapter of the movie, she consents 
to help him r ea r the youngster. 
as 
is not 
T he picture 
prightly as might be hoped for, 
but t he re are a numbe-* of amus ­
ing situations, comedy gags, and 
wisecracking lines which make it 
fin able. Sally St ar r does her best 
With the role of the girl, while a 
F i a n c e s Upton enacts 
another 
young lady and Robert McWade, 
a grouchy department store m a n ­
ager. There are some songs.

always 

to 

to be 

The point of the whole story 
Moms 
t he young 
to get 
window dresser to adopt the baby. 
To accomplish that he has to have 
more money. To get more money 
he has to take an additional job 
as waiter in a night club. T h a t ’s 
title, “ Night Work,” 
where 
the 
It is an in­
crimes in, if at all. 
for 
nocuous picture, 
the
heart-throbs as well as 

calculated 
for 

“ T H E S E A W O L F , ” feat uri ng r h e University 
.

I member of 

.

.

.

 

It 

the late Milton Sills rn his last pie-: jt y
Mr. and Mrs, Siegnor were mur- 
ture, will be on the Texas Theater 
screen today and Saturday. 
in Laredo J a n u ar y 2. Mr. 
It is j vied 
a pr e tt y fair transcription of Jack Siegnor is employed by the J. R.
London’s novel of the same name. Reed Music Company, 
with Mr. Sills easily taking the 
honors for his effortless and force- j 
ful portrayal of the man of iron i 
who goes forth upon the seas to j 
l ul e or ruin and who only contest 
is Mr. Sill’s 
to ruin himself. 
picture, and he makes of Wolf 
Larsen a splendid character, for 
all his brutality; but it is the boy 
and the girl whom the Wolf has , 
in his power t h a t will get the a t ­
tention ii!' most audiences. Thtirs 
is such a pitiable plight. The roles 
art- played by J a n e Keith, who is 
beautiful but no actress, and Ray­
mond Hackett, who 
is perfectly! 
boy who I 
cast as 
learns to fight for his woman with I 
his fists.

In K id C o s tu m e
C II I L D H O O D DAYS return 
ticket —it seems—for members of 
the University Club will he e nt er ­
tained with a kid costume party 
Saturday evening at 8 o’clock at 
the club, 2305 San Antonio Street.
An expert auctioneer, secured es­
pecially for the occasion will offer 
off attractive box suppers without 
cost as an admission per couple.
Sponsors and promot ers of 
the 
party are Dr. ami Mrs. D. A. Piatt,
Dr. and Mrs, D. K, Brace, Mr. and 
M r s . L. T. Belmont, Dr. and Mrs.
VV. E. Metzonthin, Mr .and Mrs.
J C. Dolb y, Mr. and Mrs. 0. S 
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. IL M. W h i t - ) wiU be 
aker, Mr. and Mrs, Everett Smith, ;itions 
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Adams. Mr. and 
Mrs. E. ( . II. Daniel, Dr. and Mrs.
IL T. Manuel, Mr. and Mrs. It. L.
White.

the weakling 

s s *

imitated, always 

There art other complications: 
mutinies, attacks, desertions, dere­
lict ships, and all the conventional : 
paraphernalia which goes with 
this story of the sea t h a t is so 
less 
f re qu en tl y 
is h e r e . Many 
e f f e c t i v e l y than 
thrilling.
are 
its 
of 
Many are 
interesting, S o m e 
are humorous. The portrayal of 
Wolf Larsen by Mr. Fills stands! 
out above everything else in the 
picture as something worth see­
ing it for.

it 
passages 

Estimate: C.

M issio n a ry
I A FT E R SPENDING F I V E years 
las a missionary in Lasso Fundo, , ,

C om p lim en tin g 
H onor S tu d e n ts

COMPLIMENTING H O N O R 

In addition to 

STU DENTS, the staff of Lit 
field Dormitory, together with the 
sixteen girls who made the first 
honor roll, will entertain with a 
tea Friday afternoon from 4 :«’>()
to •> o’clock. 
professors 
their 
honor s t u d e n t s 
and 
instructors will be honored. 
In the receiving line will be Presi­
dent and Mrs. 
ll. V. Benedict, 
Misses Ruby Terrill, Dorothy Ge- 
bauer, Martha C. Lockett, and 
Mary Edna Gearing. Miss Maidie 
Brookshier will preside at the tea 
table, where the Valentine motif 
carried out in the decor- 
< lirls vs ho v ill act a s h o s ­
t e s s e s are Florin'1 Hopkins, Eliza 
beth Beard, Elizabeth Willie, Rota 
Debenport, 
(’atherine Neal, Zoo 
Ann© A l f o r d , Viola May Dittert, 
Rosalie Robinson, Gladys Caron- 
zik, Judith English, Mary Helen 
Lowell. Prgg\ J a c k s o n , Lillian Ro­
z a ’ th, Hilly Bob White, Lillian 
Hoegjrmeyer, and J e a n et te Lin-

H e a rts at H o m e

the decorations and r e­
feature 
freshments of t he 
informal open 
house given for the girls residing 
at Mrs. Ck F. Dunlap’s hoarding 
house. Friday evening from 8 to 
l l o ’c l o c k . The recept ion suite of 
is to be thrown open

house 

Luey 
i >• ■ i miti 
VV atm.

dds of 
spent the

joekhart 
gt and fat I

Melinger spent Sunday in 
his 
the gut ! of 

as 
r, Louis Halfin.

V vian Walker 

i orsiea 
will visit during rush week at the 
Pi Beta Phi house.

of 

Frances Fry, Kappa Kappa 
Gamma, spent the past week end 
at her home in Fort Worth.

Brazil. Miss Zula Terry. Phi lh ta ! U ;n , u‘L- 
Kappa graduate of the Univei:
ity,
has returned to her alma mater 
to take up g r aduat e work. Miss 
Terry received her bachelor 
'if 
tin University 
arts degree from 
in 1924. and took the master of 
arts degree from Searrit College, 
Nashville, 
Tcnn., the
year.

RECEPTION AT T H E W E S ­
LEY Bible Chair will be given 
r|ew st ud en ts 
for 
Fr iday 
and Allen G. Roe, new student 
pastor, bv the students of the Uni­
This 
versity Methodist Chm ch. 
the 
I Valentine motif, is tile first of a 
the second semester, 
: series 
will spend Aft er the crowd participates in a 
of games, refreshments 

following party, which will carry out 

Sunday at home in San Saba.

Madeline Callahan 

flight 

f or 

number 
will be served.

Mac Breth will visit at the Phi 
Gamma Delta house during ru.-h 
week.

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1931

LONGHORNS LEAVE TODAY FOR RICE GAME
Swimmers Meet Austin Athletic Club Tonight

I

Ten Players I Iniversitv 
Taken On -------------

Trip

LImtVffiimTOSPSlHs Eight Events Listed

F r i d a y , F e b r u a r y 1 3 
B A S K E T B A L L 
F r a t e r n i t y L e a g u e A
7 o’clock: Pi Kappa Alpha 

vs.

Kappa Sigma.

7:45 o ’clock: Phi Gamma Delta 

vs. Phi Delta Theta.

8 RIO o’c l o c k : J nu D elta Phi vs. 

Omega Beta Pi.

F r a t e r n i t y L e a g u e B

On First Water Card

Eby-Schmidly ( B A ) vs. Moore-Si*
( L a w ). 
mon, Johnson-A lvarado 

i 

. 

\ 

m 
(E n g ) vs. Mora-Cbuch, Adams- 
Gu di c (E n g) 

; 
,
Buekley-Draeger, Canion-J essen : 
I 
Fhe U niversity swim ming team will meet the Austin Athletic Club
ra 
, 
j tonigh t at t :30 o clock in the Gregory Gymnasium sw im m ing pool
*in file first aquatic m eet of the season. The eight even ts will be

F -atern ity Division 
o’clock: Delta Kappa E p s i l o n \ run off as follow s: 300 foot medley relay, which consists of one
lap each o f hack stroke, breast stroke, and free style; 200-yard free
; r t y l e ; 100-foot breast stroke; 5 0 - ♦ ----------------------------------------- 1 ----------
fre e sty le; 100-foot back and “S o n ” Clark will be in the big- 

Independent D i v i s i o n 

Krazy R ats vs.

_________________

vs. Chi Phi. 

belock 

, A 

. *

... 

41

* 

7 

. 

I 

fancy diving, 

yard 
stroke; 100-yard free style: fa n c y splash events, 
diving from ten-foot board; and 
400-foot relay. 

No admission charge will be 
made, the balcony being open to
Roy B. Henderson, athletic di- the public; bottom floor will be re- 
for con testants and offi- 

^ | rector of the Interscholastic Lea- served 
gue Bureau, will be referee and cials.
starter for the meet which will be 
“ While ibis is a practice meet,
! conducted according to the rules it vv*ll be conducted just as an of- 
ficial con test,” said C. J. Alder­
' of 
son, U niversity swim ming coach,
yesterday, “ and ev e ry man on the 
team will be entered in at least 
one ev e n t.”

7 o’clock: Delta Figma Phi vs. 

N ew m an Club.

N:30 o ’clock: ( hi Phi vs. Sigma 

Hillel Foundation vs. Athletics. 
Cafeteria vs. Little Campus A.

Theta Xi.

Chi.

F r a t e r n i t y L e a g u e C

7 o'clock: Phi Sigm a Delta vs. 

T H U R S D A Y
Little Canopus 

R ESULTS

Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

Nots 1),

7: lf. 

o’clock: D elta Chi vs. 

Kappa Alpha.

8 JO o’clock: Delta Kappa Epsi­

lon vs. Phi Kappa Psi.

F r a t e r n i t y L e a g u e D 

7 o’clock: Alpha Tau O m ega vs. 

Sigma Nu.

7:45 o’clock; Sigm a Phi Epsi­

lon vs. Delta Theta Phi.
H A N D B A L L 

D e p a r t m e n t a l D i v i s i o
o'clock: P o in d e x te r-, c '*hm,

7 

E. R, B. 13, Tom Cats 7. 
Faulkners 5, Athletics 7.
Czech Club 23, Prices 20. 
Rangers 17, Caribou Independ­

, 

,, 

from Whoozers,

Full House f<», Teddy Bears 14. 
Copeland H ou se won by f o r fe it 

the Intercollegiate Swimming 
Association. Other officials are 
ents 6.
_ 
,V P. Kuhn, clerk of the course;
Gerson House won by f o r f e i t : Roy McLean, scorer; Allan Steere.
announcer; Joseph Barber, inspec­
tor; Ed Barlow', Dr. D, K. Brace,
McKean 
Franklin 
Stacy, jud ges of the finish; S. M.
Ekdaiil, Clyde Littlefield, and W.
IN’, James, tinters; Fid. Barlow, Dr. 
and Y. P. Kuhn, 
j n . K, Brace, 
jud ges of the diving; and Walter 
i Payne, manager.

Baker Houae won by 
from Wesley Bible Chair.

from Freeman H ou se.

f o r f e it 

Filers. 

and 

Giants and White Sox 
On Longhorn Schedule

Two gam es with big 

le ague] 
intersectional 

for gam es with Rice and Texas A. 
&. M. respectively.

A. A . C. E n t r i e s

The Austin Athletic Club will
be represented by Tommie Gul- 
lette, th e Boehling brothers, N e w ­
comb Alexander, Paul Kruegvr,
and others, A relay team com­
posed of members o f this group 
set the state relay record at the 
state swim ming m ee t 
last year. 
The A. A. C. won second place 
as a team last year at the state 
contest.

“ Spectators are due to see a 
perform ance,” 
] high-class water 
C o a c h Alderson said. 
“ Although 
there will be no con feren ce sw im ­
ming m eet this year, dual and mul­
tiple m eets with Y. M. C. A. and 
municipal recreation department

S t e e r E n t r i e s N a m e d 

For tin University team. S ta n ­
ley Irvine, captain of the varsity 
team, VV. ('. Lawton, John Muncy, 
T. N. Givens, Carl Boehler, Phil 
Lester, Allan Henry, F. D. Groos, 
F'. W. Kohlhausen, Wilson Neil, 
J. s. Pieringen, J. B. Roberts, 
Raymond Smith, and Ii. L. Thrack- 
weil will be entered 
in the free 
style swims.

ah ie will compete 

Rupert liar kidder, M. L. Mays, 
ineligibles, W C 
captain o f the 
Lawton, W. R. Ely. and Paul I i 
the back­
stroke events. Robert LaPrelle. 
W. G. Proctor, William Wurzlow 
Stanley Irvine, W. C. Lawton, M. 
E. Richardson, and N oyes Starr 
freshman captain, will' 
in
the breast-stroke events.

wim 

in 

^ Vernon Black. Delmar 

N oyes 

Starr, Raymond

(irons. 
Keller,

S c h e d u l e

February 22, Bib Falk A ll-Stars 

March 2,

Bib F’alk A ll-Stars at

March I I 

N ew York Giants at

17, Chicago White Sox

at Austin.

A us ti ii.

Austin.

March 
at Austin.

March 23-24, U n iversity o f Min­

nesota at A ustin ( t e n t a tiv e ) .

March 30-31, N orth w e ste rn U n i­

versity at Austin.

April l l , Southern Methodist 

a t Austin.

April 14, Baylor U niversity at

Sophs Carry 
Hurdling 
Load

Instead of follow in g the 

role of sophomores, 
fig htin g tor 
sd
recognition 
against the season® 
last year’s varsity men, Joe Holm es 
and Harrison S tafford find them ­
selves confronted with the situ a ­
tion of handling most of the hurdle 
track 
ev e n ts for the Longhorn 
squad. Holmes, 
last 
ye a r ’s freshman squad, is an old 
head at the sport and is expected

captain of 

for 

later. 

teams. A. & M., Rice, and S. M. 
U. are planned 
The 
number of m eets that will be held 
w ill be determined by the number 
o f men eligible for the team and 
on the 
in 
swim ming as a conference sport 
showm by the student body and 
the swim ming team.

amount o f 

interest 

“ There 

forty-five 
are about 
men on the squad now, and w e 
hope to have d o s e to sixty out 
regularly soon.” Mr. Alderson 
continued. “The varsity team will 
be materially strengthened at tin- 
close 
season 
of the basketball 
when W yatt Taylor will hi* able 
to turn his energies from b a sk e t­
to swimming. We are e s ­
ball 
pecially interested in sophomores 
and freshmen who will have three 
or four years more to compete. 
Sw imming is a sport like track. 
It 
that any man 
is so diversified 
who comes out and works will be 
able to find some phase o f if 
in 
which he will f it . ”

to o ffe r some s t if f competitioi 
in both the high and low hurdle 
but Stafford has ju st lately turnet 
his attentions to hurdling and ha 
vet to run the first race.

T R A C K M E E T 

s q u a d 
a t 

ill m e e t 
T h e t r a c k 
o ’c l o c k ,
t h i s a f t e r n o o n 
a n ­
R u e l W a l k e r , m a n a g e r , 
n o u n c e s . M e e t i n g wi l l b e h e l d 
in 
i f w e a t h e r 
t he 
is bad.

f i e l d h o u s e 

5 

R e g u l a r i n t r a - s q u a d c o m p e t i ­
t i o n wi l l s t a r t S a t u r d a y , W a l ­
k e r s t a t e d .

Adolph Schiller, and Georg 
Stewart, sophomore, will be 
th 
able bearers of all half-mile bm 
dens that will be put on their
They also will be able contender 
for places on 
rein 
team.

the mile 

Carroll Bennett, Sigma Nu, ha
entered the University for the sec 
ond semester.

S e n d y o u r c l o t h e s 
t o t h e c l e a n e r in 
y o u r 
c o m ­
o w n 
m u n i t y .

U N I V E R S I T Y
T O G G E R Y

C l e a n i n g a n d 
P r e s s i n g

P H O N E 3 0 9 0

B y W E L D O N H A R T
Teman Sport• Editor

C O N F E R E N C E S T A N D I N G

S. M. U.
T. C. U.
Arkansas
A. & M.
Baylor
Rico
TFLXAS

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6
8
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G A M E S T H I S W E E K 

F r i d a y
A. & TA. VS. T. C. U. at Fort 

Baylor vs, Arkans 

is at Favikt-

S a t u r d a y

T E X A S vs. Rico at 
A. & M. vs. S. M. 

Houston.
U. at Dab

Baylor vs. Arkansan 

at Fayette*

Worth.

c* V ille.

las.

V i l l e .

Y esterday’s drizzle, which kept 
Steer baseball, track, and football 
squads 
indoors, made the Dope- 
head think gloomily of la*-t spring, 
when it rained on an average o f 
fou r times daily. Postponed base­
ball gam es were as common as 
football 
reports. 
over-emphasis 
One gam e, with the Baltimore < n i­
cies, had to be called o f f entirely. 
Uncle Billy’s diamond aspirants 
thinly- 
and Coatch L ittlefield’s 
clads were 
to 
circum­
skull-practice, 
much 
stance very trying to some.

to resort 

forced 

a 

They do tell the story o f the 
four-year-old Austin 
lad who, 
in May, was frightened into hys­
terics by sight of the sun, but the 
Dopehead takes little stock in such 
outlandish yarns.

Something rather new 

in w ay 
o f athletic com petition 
is o f f e r ­
ed S teer fan s tonight by Shorty 
Alderson and his sw im m ing team. 
Their m eet with the Austin Ath­
letic Club is the first in the new 
gym and the first 
indoor aquatic 
meet held in Austin with adequate 
facilities for spectators.

officials, 

according 

swimmers, 

The m eet will be run o f f strict­
ly 
to Hoyle, which, 
aquatically speaking, means b i’ 
the rules o f the National Inter­
collegiate Swimm in g Association, 
In the words of Shorty Alderson, 
purpose of the con test is “ to ed ­
and 
ucate 
spectators." Coach Alderson hopes 
to get 
here 
the national meet 
within the next year or two, In 
fact, Texas lacked only one vote 
this 
o f being awarded the meet 
year. The new gym pool will make 
swim ming a year-round sport here, 
and it’s a safe bet the web-footed 
Longhorns w ill be heard from b e­
fore many seasons pass*

With hopes 

o f winning their I 

the 
season, the 

first conference game since 
initial week of the 
Steer cagers will leave for H o u s - 1 
ton today at 12:45 o’clock. They 
meet the Rice Owls there tomor- j 
row night in the first gam e of the 
season between the two teams.

Ten players will make the trip, J 

as follows: Captain Jim Fomby, 
Earl Taylor, Wyatt Taylor, Bull 
Elkins, Ed Price, Pap Perkins, 
John Tullis, Allen 
Ingram, Jack 
Sparks, and Hill Kubrieht. Coach 
Walker and Manager Tom Abell 
will accompany tho team.

The Steers, who played 

their 
best ball o f the season against S. 
M. U. Tuesday night, have been 
through their workouts with more 
they have 
snap and speed than 
shown in weeks. Their game with 
Hire will he a hard one, as have 
all the rest of their contests this 
season. On paper the Owls hold 
an advantage over the Longhorns, 
from A. & M. and 
having won 
Baylor, while the Steers lost I" 
both the Bears and the Aggies.
Jake Mess, brilliant little 

fo r­
ward of last season, is not eligible 
this veal, but 
P ug Daugherity 
still has a pair o f flashy sharp- 
hooters from the ’30 squad who 
have been scoring 
consistently. 
Ray Hart and Virgil Dixon, likely 
starting forwards against Texas,; 
iti e among tho leading counters of 
the conference race, despite the 
fa< t that Rice has won only two 
games.

Blake Sellars, Austin 

product, 
holds forth at center for the Owls, 
with McCarble, Koch, and Nor­
man alternating at guards most 
of the time.

i ing passing, shooting, 

ment in all departments, 

Texas supporters, who had about 
; given up all hope 
o f winning 
] another game, took heart from the 
splendid performance o f Walker's 
leading Mus- 
> crew against 
the 
im prove­
' tangs. Showin g decided 
includ- 
guarding, 
and floor work, the S te er s looked 
more like a basketball team than 
at any other tim e this year. Wins 
from Rice and A, & M. here do 
question, 
not seem out o f 
are 
while the more 
dreaming of a victory 
the 
Horned Frogs o f Texas Christian, 
who play here Tuesday of next 

enthusiastic 
over 

the 

j v\ eek.

Prosper ts for a w in 

t he 
j Owls are rather dull , » . The clubs 
: seem fairly even ly matched, and 
home court ad vantage will make 

ov cr 

* the Feathered O nes favorites.

have carried o f f a large share of 
the trophies during the last two 
years. The most consistent high 
school winners, however, 
have 
been San Angelo High School of 
San Angelo* 
and Main Avenue 
High School ‘if San A ntonio.”

in 

The 

last w ord 

imbecility 
seem s to have bei n spoken by the 
Tulane Hullabaloo, which comes 
through with the 
last- 
minute all-American selections:

follow ing 

It 

is not inconceivable that in j 
a few years some sort o f annual 
swim ming m eet will be inaugurat­
ed here at Texas which will com­
pare in scope and importance with 
the annual Relays. A rather d if­
ficult project 
for; 
financial and other reasons, but: 
not impossible. The University has 
in 
an excellent man on the job 
the person 
( oat h Aloerson. 
of 
Under his direction swim ming will 
develop with surprising rapidity 
a' an intercollegiate sport.

to put over, 

.Speaking c 
are now little 
away, 
iud icy 
range will bt 
than ever bef 
ing 
through! 
high schools
and 
univert 
Fleet, athleti 
s a y s :

:he Relays, which 
* more than a month 
tin! s are that 
their 
■ greater this season 
ore. Interest is grow- 
>ut 
in 
the nation, 
as well as in colleges 
skies. Wilburn Van 
mblicitv cli ret tor.

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First Family 

(Virginia) 
Biographies (W ashington) 
Gunners (A rm y) 
(Purdue)
Fields 
(Rice)
Fives (T exas) 
Ships ( Navy) 
... Chimes (N otre Dame) 
(T en n essee) 
Hunchback (N otre Dame) 
Bells (St, Mary’s) 

Army 

SEC O N D TEAM

Ignatius (Loyola) 
Policies (Wash, and Jeff.) 
Secession (So. Carolina) 
I Missou<1) 
I "ompromise 
Soldiers (A rm y)
.............. Coast (Florida)
((California) 
Graves (Wash, and Lee) 
S te insong (Maine) 
Wives (B righam Young) 
(Mississippi)

Climate 

V alley 

A com m endable .selection, but 
the Dopehead re g re ts deeply that 
the 
such 
grand old stars as S ierra (N evada) 
and Purchase 

(L o u isa n a ).

overlooked 

selectors 

in 

the fields 

“ Although 

the 
university and college classes have 
been drawn from every section of 
the United States in the past, this 
year is the first time that high 
schools from any other stat*- than 
T e xas and Oklahoma will be en ­
tered.

“ Theodore Kuemmenlein, track 
coach at the B oy’s Technical High 
.School in Milwaukee, Win., plans 
to bring a squad of men down, 
while W. G. Siler, director 
of 
Athletics at Morristown S e n io r ,
High School, Morristown, Tenn., 
is interested in en tering his mile 
and two-mile relay teams.

“ Formerly, the high school e n ­
trants have composed a large part 
of the field for the games, and the 
records made by the teams, com ­
pare favorably with those in oth­
er sections of the country. The 
most notable out of state teams 
been 
to enter in the past have 
those from Maud, Okla., and S em ­
two schools
inole, Okla. Those 

VALENTINE

DAY

la here again.

Rem em ber her 

with a box of 

candy

HIRSH 

STRID SHOE SHOP

Drug Stores

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several 

intersectional 

teams and 
games of note are on the Univer- ; 
sity of Texas baseball 
schedule 
for 1031, released by athletic of-1 
fin a ls here. Games on March 17 
with the Chicago White Sox of the 
American League, head the 
list,! 
with the University o f Minnesota 
and Northwestern U niversity lend- 
flavor to the i 
ing 
card. Other college 
team s from I
it will prob- 
the North and Mid-we 
the season
ably be added before
is under way.
Chances 

that an oth er major 
! league team would be added to 
'the schedule were made to appear 
let- 
I ter was 
Sidney 
j Wed, secretary o f the Cincinatti 
; Reds, asking about open dates on 
i the Texas schedule, T e x a s o f fic i­
als offered any date Lo the Nation- 

last week, when a 
received 

favorable 

from 

! al League tetam,

The Din I schedule opens with 
the 
a practice a f fa ir b etw een 
Longhorns and Bib Falk’s All- 
: Stars, a group of form er Long-
■ horns who each year work out with 
I the Texas team under Uncle Billy
baseball 
DI sc Ii until 
training camps open. The confer*
I once schedule is opened April l l , 
with the Mustangs co m in g to A us­
tin for a game. Texas plays four
c o n fer en ce 
five 
gam es at home, and 
finshes th e 
season with a tw o-gam e road trip 
Stat nm
to Houston and College 

■ out of the first 

organized 

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Lunch at P, K.’s!

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r a r i r t if o f f ood

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I m p r o v e d 

I n s t r u m e n t s . 
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M A C B E T H

f e a t u r i n g J a m e s H e n d r i c k s o n 
C l a i r e B r u c e 
in a d e l i g h t f u l 
i m p r e s s i v e e n t e r t a i n m e n t .

a n d
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M onday, Feb. 16

Curtain at 8 p. rn.

J a m e s H en drickson as 
“ M A C B E T H ”

T i c k e t s e n s a l e at t h e C o - O p 

a n d J. R. R e e d ’s Mu s i c S t o r e

Student*
35c

Non-Students
50c

Reserved 
25c extra

THE

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TROUBADOUR 

Rudy Vallee

says give 

Jo h n sto n ’s Candy

for Valentine

w e a r e 
e x c l u s i v e a g e n t s

dr

$s m ­

arties

Confectioner”

Phone 4525

“ L e a v e I t 

t o C h a r l i e ’s'

Q I i r i ^ r p c

$ ^ 5

Majestic Man’s Shop
Opposite Campus

Take A dvantage of th e Big Savings 
Offered You Every Day at Renfro’s

Valentine
Candy

F o u n t a i n
Special

Friday— Saturday 
— Sunday
Pimiento Cheese 
Sandwich and a 
J u m b o Malted 

Milk 
35c Value

A r t s t y l e C a n d y t o r V a l e n t i n e e x p r e s s e s 
j u s t t he r i g h t s e n t i m e n t a n d wi l l be y o u r 
m e s s e n g e r . 
T h e r e s s w e e t n e s s as we l l 
as m e a n i n g in t h e s e b e a u t i f u l p a c k a g e s 
o f h e a r t s h a p e d a n d o t h e r l o v e l y b o x e s 
o f A r t s t y l e c h o c o l a t e s .
H eart S h ap ed A rtstyle 
C h o co la tes 
A rtfu l C h ocolates 
A r tsty le A ssorted Milk 
C h ocolates 
A r tsty le Silver King 
A r tstyle Fruit and Nut 
$1 .5 0 -$ 3 .0 0
A ssortm ent 
A l s o b e a u t i f u l p a c k a g e s o f K i n g ’s W h i t ­
m a n ’s, P a n g b u r n s a n d m a n y o t he r * .

6 5 c to $ 2 .5 0
$ 1 .0 0 -$ 2 .0 0 

$ 1 .2 5 -$ 2 .5 0
$1 .5 0 -$ 3 .0 0 

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in 

l iq ui d 

c o v e r e d w i t h
ri c h c h o c o l a t e .
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3 9 c

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Extra Low Prices
Friday and Saturday

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.50 G l a z o Nail 

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1.00 T a n j e e Lip 
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