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First C o lle g e D a ily in the South

V O L. X X IV .

A U S T IN , T E X A S , F R ID A Y , APRIL 4, 1924

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Drive Workers Ready to Start Austin Campaign for Stadium Subscriptions
TWO MEETS OPEN DEBATE SEASON TONIGHT
VARSITY TO MELT
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m i w m r ( ^ m d d c urn i
ENTIRE CAMPUS WILL 
BE REPRESENTED IN 
VERY BRIEF CEREMOh Y

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KC HALL A ND GRAND MARCH LEADER OF EASTER GERMAN

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By G ra n ville Price

Wh en four dynam ite charges a re set off on Brackenridge 
Field this afternoon a t 5:00 o’clock, the actual excavations 
for the stadium site and the Austin campaign for subscrip­
tions to the stadium will have begun. “ According to pres­
ent indications, the greatest event ever staged on the cam­
pus outside of an athletic event,” is the way Rill McGill 
charact erized the celebration, which will begin a t 4:45, 
af te r th e Ranger-Longhorn baseball game.

S p ea k ers on Program 

Dr. Sutton of the University, Alvin Owsley of the Am er­
ican Legion, Governor Neff represent ing the state of I exas, 
and D. K. W oodw ar d representing the ex-students, will de­
liver short addresses, and at exactly 5:00, these men will 
set off the charges t h a t will break the ground on the four 
corners of the excavations. The entire student body, the 
Longhorn Rand, the Oran ge Jackets, and the Cowboys, will 
t a ke p a r t in the program, which will be short so t h a t the 
workers on the downtown ca mpai gn will be able to attend 
the meeting a t thq Driskill at 6:15.

 

------------------------------------- — — . 0 G o v e rn o r N e f f a n d his s ta f f , M ay or
Y e t t and th e city council, r e p r e s e n ­
ta tiv e s of the f a c u lty , a n d Sam Spark* 
and his adv isory council o f the A us­
tin ca m p a ig n , composed 
o f Dave 
Reed, Will Caswell, W. H. R ic h a rd ­
son J r ., Jo h n B. Pope, Gillespie Stacy, 
A r t h u r P. W a tso n , W. T. Magee, T . 
C. T a y lo r a n d E. P. Cabiness, will 
be upon th e p la tfo rm .

VARSITY CLEE CLUB 
TO
ON EASTERN TOUR

E x c a v a t i o n C o n t r a c t A w a r d e d 

Scheduled to Appear in New 
York, W ashington, and 
Other Cities

Mather and Gambill Debate 
Arkansas Here on League 
Of Nations

0 1 1 1 K l I I NORMAN

Green, German, and Kleberg 
Will Act as the
Judges

F r id a y n ig ht, E d w a r d M a th e r a n d 
th e L n iv e r s ity , 
L a w to n Gambill of 
will open the d e b a tin g season w hen 
the y m e e t W ard A d a m s 
I hil 
Deal o f th e U n iv e r s ity o f A rk a n sa s. 
T h e s u b je c t f o r th e d e b a te will be 
“ T h e L e a g u e of N a tio n s ,” and T e x a s 
will have th e a f f i r m a tiv e , while A r k - J 
ansa* will uphold th e n e g a tiv e .

and 

A t th e same tim e t h a t th e T e x a s 
a f f ir m a ti v e te a m is d e b a tin g in A u s ­
tin , th e n e g a tiv e te a m , com posed of 
E d G o sse tt and J o y c e Cox, will be 
d e b a ti n g a g a in s t th e r e p r e s e n ta t iv e s 
of O klaho m a U n iv e rs ity a t N o r m a n , 

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In th e d e b a te , w hich will be held 
t h e Law B uild in g a t 8 o ’clock, 
in 
e a c h s p e a k e r will h a v e a m ain speech 
o f tw elve m inutes. A f f ir m a tiv e and 
n e g a tiv e sp e a k e rs will have r e b u t t a l s 
o f five a n d six m in u te s respectively . 
T h e a f f ir m a tiv e will have a fin a l r e ­
jo in d e r o f th r e e m inu tes. T h e c h a i r ­
m a n will be W. S. Leslie, of the P u b ­
lic S p e a k in g Council. Dr. G eorge 
G re e n , J u d g e S. H. G e rm a n , 
and 
J u d g e Rudolph K le b e r g will a c t as 
ju d g e s.

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San Antonio Bruins 

Again Defeat Rangers

T h e San A n to n io B e a rs 

a g a in 
pro v e d too f a s t f o r th e A ustin R a n ­
g e rs y e s te r d a y w h e n th e y do w n ed th e 
local nine 5-0 in a n o t h e r well played 
ga m e . W in te rs a n d L y b ra n d , h u r l ­
ing f o r the B e a rs w e re e x c e e d in g ly 
s tin g y with t h e i r hits, a llow ing b u t ’; 
f o u r of which B ish op C le m e n ts col­
lected two.

long h o m e r 

Pipkin a n d Cole 

d ivided m o u n d 
both 
a n d 
d u ty fo r th e local n in e 
pitch ed f a ir ball. Pipkin w as hit fo r 
th e f i r s t by Leo 
a 
N a jo . He held th e B e a rs 
r u n le s s 
u n til the sixth w h e n th e y ta llie d two. 
T h e fin al b r a c e o f r u n s in the n in th 
cam e o f f Cole.
Score b y in n in g s :

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Horned Frogs Win

From Rice 11-6

H O U S T O N , T e x a s , A p ril 3.— E r - j 
r o r s cost the Rice Owls th e second; 
o f th e ir two g a m e s series w ith th e T i 
CU H o m e d F r o g s h e re to day. The 
score w as l l to 6.

Nine, t w ir lin g f o r th e Owls, w as, 
in ­
the 

touched f re e ly 
nings a nd w as t a k e n 
six th . Bloxsom fin ish ed th e g am e.

the f i r s t f e w 
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Woods w orked well in th e box f o r 

the Frogs.

H its were equal, each club s w a t ­
tin g out seven. A d am s of th e F r o g s 
sm ashed out a h om er.
Score by in n in g s 

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t h e K a p p a 
K a p p a G a m m a * o r o r it y , w h o will 

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le a d t h e g r a n d m a r c h o f t h e Ea*t-

e r G e r m a n w it h M a u r ic e T. A n g - 

le y o f th e D e l t a T a u D e l t a f r a t e r ­

n it y a n d p r e * id e n t o f th e G e r m a n 

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l e a d i n g s o c ia l

C lu b , is » h o w n h e r e w ith KC H a ll

e v e n t o f th e y e a r .

VARSITY PRE-EASTER FESTIVITIES OPEN TONIGHT
1500 VARSITY CO-EDS 

f!R EASTER GERMAN 

GIVE PT EXHIBITION 
BEFORE LARGE CROWD
Gymnastic Stunts of All 
Kinds Follow “T ” 
Formation

MISS ANNA HISS

STATUS OF 
BE
SYSTEM 
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CONSIDERED TODAY

Students Assem bly, M en’s 
and W om en’s Councils 
Hold Joint Session

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TO BE FEATURED... 
BY DECORATIONS

Influence of University W ill 
Be Strengthened by Long 
Tour

M a r k in g the op en in g of 

the pre- 

festiv ities, 

th e E a s t e r Ger*

The U n iv e rsity of T e x a s Glee Club, 
E a s t e r 
which will complete th e s p r i n g season
m a n, to n ig h t prom ises to be one of w ith a co ncert a t th e J u n i o r H igh
the School I uesday, April 8 , h as recently
th e p re m ie r social 
received an in v ita tio n to a p p e a r in a
series of con certs in N ew Y ' i o : City, 

season. E xten siv e decorations, de- 

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F i f t e e n h u n d r e d V a r s ity 

.signed by Willis Met lure, have 
secured fo r 
m ie’s Jo y s will fu r n is h the music.

co-eds 
m a rc h e d Onto ( la rk b ield last n ig h t 
p r o m p tly a t 8 o ’clock to th e s tr a in s ! 
T he S tu d e n ts A ssem bly, th e M e n ’s 
o f music b y th e Ixwnghorn B and atTid | Council, a n d th e VS omen a Council 
b e f o r e a g r a n d s ta n d filled to c a p a - j w d j m e e t in jo in t session this a f te r - 
c ity with s p e c ta to r s , form ed a h u g e • noon a t 4, in th e o ffic e s o f the Stu- 
black an d w hite “T” while th e cro w d fjents A sso ciation , 
consider the 
jo in e d th e m in sin g in g “ I he L y e s of g tatu s o f th e h o n o r sy s te m . Accord*
ing to S. E ld o n D yer, th e discussion 
T e x a s .” This w as tho f i r s t n u m b e r 
will c e n t e r a r o u n d 
the r e p o r t s u b ­
on the p r o g r a m o f th e a n n u a l p h y ­
m itte d by th e fa c u lty c o m m itte e on 
sical tr a in i n g ex hibition o f t h e L n i ­
th e h o n o r sy ste m , which is a t a b u l a ­
v e rsity w om en, w hich w as follow ed 
tio n o f th e r e su lts of I HOO qu estio n
b y u n u s u a l a n d in te r e s tin g g y m n a stic 
The g r a n d m a rc h will be led by 
n a ir e s filled o u t by s tu d e n ts a n d fac J M aurice T . A ngly, p r e sid e n t of th e ]
s t u n t s of all kinds.

and 
a n d w h ite 
ab ou t 
s tr e a m e r s have been d r a p e d 
th e hall, while lilies a r e th e p redo m ­
in a tin g flowers. T h e lig h ts of 
the 
hall have been concealed 
in baskets I 
of flowers to modify the h a r s h lig h t-' 
a! 
ing which h as previously 
source of com plaint. M cClure super-! 
vised the decoration, which is said t o 5
be of u n u s u a l q ^ l i t y .

e u r t a i « 3 

been 

Blue 

to 

Salves*un and r e t u r n by r;.il,| G iv en Cards

of the 
{club. P l a n s i r e being m ade for he 
club to go to N ew Y ork by ste a m e r 
from
g iv in g con* e r ts in New Y ork, Wa&h- 
i in gton , a n d o th e r cities.

M em bers of th e U n iv e rs ity Club in 
N ew York a r e w o rk in g on the pro­
je c t a n d a n a g r e e m e n t will probably 
be reached within, a s h o r t while. Jo h n 
A. L o m a x , s e c r e ta ry of the L x -S tu - 
d e n ts A ssociation, le ft fo r th e L a s t 
th is week, and is w o rk in g to w a rd the
the
.com pletio n of a r r a n g e m e n ts fo 
rt8 fro m h im indicate t h a t
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L om ax , u u s t h a t the

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The success o f th e e x h ib itio n , as 
show n by th e p a c k e d s ta n d s a s well 
as fences, w as du e in larg e p a r t to 
th e u n tir in g e f f o r t s o f th e physical 
tr a in in g i n s t r u c t o r s who have w orked 
p e rs is te n tly a n d long d u r in g th e p a st 
six m o nths to t r a i n th e g 'r ls f o r the
j final d e m o n s tr a tio n of the w o r k o f I o f opinion seems to be 

b e r o f th e s e bodies t o be p r e s e n t, 
‘E a c h m e m b e r o f the
"fcaen r u m m e r 0 1 ^
s ta te d Dyer, 
associat ion has a copy o f the r e p o r t ; 
it will be wise for all to be f a m ilia r ! 
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w ith th e gist of it. The g e n e ra ! t r e n d 

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“ I t is v e r y essential t o r ev ery m e m - , D ( 4 u T a u j)eUa f r a te r n ity f ho n o rin g , thp *final 
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| G e rm a n Club a n d a m em ber of the

G erm a n Club a n d a m em ber of th e 

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of K a p p a K a p p a ' 

Bellows 
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A r t h u r MueUer, * c e - p r e « i- infi uence of 
th e U n iv e rsity can be 
e club a n d (.hi I hi, will f « - | c a r r ie d to th e e x -stu d e n ts in a more

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Iv o r Z etta Alonzo, of P i B eta P hi, in
je a d jng the cotillion. C h a p e ro n s fo r
in f a v o r ot j th e occasion include M esdam es J . B. 
th e d e p a r tm e n t. A pplau se f r o m the r e ta in in g the h o n o r sy ste m in some j A shw orth, D an Bellows, O, T. Booth, 
w o e f a t l i m n n v t. n th e f a c t 
g r a n d s ta n d w as te s tim o n y to th e fact 
t h a t the exhibitio n w as 
su c ­
cessful a n d t h a t the w ork o f th e in ­
s tr u c t o r s as well as the e f f o r t s o f 
th e s tu d e n ts w as am p ly rep aid.

M rs. K a th e rin e B. Peebles of D al­
las, one of th e fo re m o st p ia n ists of 
T e x a s , will be in N ew Y ork a t th e 
tim e of 
tr ip , a n d e x ­
pressed herself as being elated w ith
c h e a t on exam s, if we a r e to believe > 
I th e prospect of the fa m e of t h e o r ­
is co io ru »'»u w H i u u * 
i-nvai un camiii-v, ii w« 
th? r e s u lts o f th e s t u d e n t s ’ own re- R e fre sh m e n ts will be served d u r i n g j |f a n iz a tion being extended to the east, 
p o r ts ,” w e n t on Dyer. “ T h e big fig h t j the evening. 
is a n a lu m n u s of 
th e
p o n i e s 
M rs. Peebles 
is a n a lu m n u s of th e
will be o v e r the pledge. A f t e r the 
U n iv e rsity and is e n g a g e d in m a k in g 
m a te r ia l s u b m itte d by the f a c u lty has 
records fo r a n e a s t e r n co rp o ra tio n .
been c a re f u lly con sid e re d , th e r e will 
be o p p o r tu n ity fo r the ex pressio n o f

j* B rush , E. B. H ancock, 
d D p n o l i 
j King, N. N. Lovell, E v a G. Pender-
a n d Misses 
Bedford and G e r tr u d e Wroe.

The S a ilo r ’s H o rn p ip e given by the 
gym t e a m , com posed o f six ty co-eds 
s dressed in d a r k bloom ers, w h ite mid- 
| dies, black tie s an d sailo r ca ps, a nd 
th e gym
I th e p y r a m id b u ild in g 
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te a m w ere e n th u s ia s tic a lly received J in dividu al opinions. All o f f ic e r s h a d ^
by th e 
fre sh m e n showed e xc e lle n t fo rm 

i c r s ta rtlin g . 
“ Five p e r c e n t of T e x a s s t u d e n t s ! ^ ragt| K ate W ak efield, 

P H I L O S O P H I C A L M E E T
j The Philosophical So c ie ty m e t in
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forcible w ay th r o u g h th is tr ip th a n 
a n y o th e r U n iv e rsity organ izatio n.

H A R T M A N A D D R E S S E S

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re c o m m e n d a tio n s 

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t h r e e y e a r * , ha* d e v e l o p e d a p h y 
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t h e 
t r a i n i n g d e p a r t m e n t of 
U n i v e r s i t y u n ti l it c o m p a r e * f a v o ­
r a b ly w i t h t h o s e o f o t h e r c o lle g e * 
in t h e U n i t e d S t a t e * . S h e ha* b e e n 
a b ly a s s i s t e d b y 
in s t r u c t o r * w h o 
h a v e b e e n in * o ir e d b y w o r k in g w it h 
M iss Hi** 
t h e girl* o f 
t h e b e s t o f p h y s i c a l t r a i n ­
T e x a s 

in g i v i n g 

in g .

M ax F ic h te n b a u m a n n o u n c e d yes­
te r d a y t h a t the List-Gi f i o r d C o m p a n y 
of D allas had b een a w a rd e d th e c o n ­
t r a c t f o r th e e x c a v atio n of th e s t a ­
dium g ro u n d s a t a price of $25,000. 
R. M. Brooks, s u p e r in t e n d e n t o f th e 
work f o r th e com pany, will a rriv e in 
A u stin F r id a y an d begin w ork im m e­
d iately . H e said th a t 10,800 y a r d s 
of to p soil a nd 11,300 y a r d s of ro c k 
will have to be rem oved and 75,000 
ya rd s re fille d on the w est side. The 
c o m p a n y is to finish its w ork in f i f t y 
w o rk in g days, a b o u t J u n e 

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E s t a b l is h C a m p fo r W o r k e r * 

W o rk s said t h a t a cam p fo r th e 
w o rk e rs n e a r th e field would be es­
tab lish ed a n d t h a t it would be n e c ­
e ss ary to b r in g two ste a m shovels, an 
e le v a to r and g ra d e r , 25 team s, f if te e n 
dum p w agons, two a i r com pressors, 
c a te r p illa r tr a c to r , an d o th e r e q u ip ­
m e n t to the site.

D o w n to w n W o rk ers

the 

W orkers on the .stadium c a m p a ig n 
tin will hold an open d in n e r to n ig h t 
a t the Driskill Hotel a t 6:15, a t which 
tim e th e y will be given c a rd s b e a r ­
ing th e n a m e s of 
p rospective 
su b sc rib e rs th e y a re to see. Colonel 
Leg io n, 
Owsley o f th e A m e rica n 
G o v e rn o r N e f f , an d Dr. G eorg e 
J . 
W orks o f C ornell U n iv e rsity , will a d ­
dress th e m eetin g, a n d a tw e lv e -m in ­
ute film, show ing th e P e n n s y lv a n ia 
relay s b ein g held in t h e new P e n n ­
sy lv ania U n iv e rsity s ta d iu m , will be 
p re s e n te d . T h e p ic tu re w as sec u re d 
th ro u g h th e c o u r te s y 
of M a n a g e r 
F a u lk n e r o f th e M a je stic T h e a te r.

be 
in f o r m a l b r e a k f a s t will 
An 
th is m o r n in g a t 
th e Driskill 
given 
in h o n o r of Colonel Ow'sley, 
H o te l 
who will a r r iv e 
in A ustin a t 7:15. 
T h e Y M B L will e n te r ta in him with 
a lun ch eon a t noon. Dr. W orks is 
in A u stin in th e in te re s t o f the S o u th ­
w e s te r n e d u c a tio n a l survey.

L u n c h e o n * E a c h D a y 

L u n c h e o n s will be held each d ay 
o f n e x t week, from April 7 to 
l l , 
a t which th e cap ta in s will r e p o r t the 
p ro g re s s o f th e ir team s. Two o f th e 
te a m s o f the downtow n c a m pa ign a r e 
composed o f U n iv ersity stu d e n ts. The 
m e m b ers a r e : C arl W ebb , V irg in ia 
H a llm a n , R alph W ood, E liz a b e th

(C o n tin u e d on P a g e T h r e e )

MRS. H IS S V I S I T S 

Mrs, Hiss of B a ltim o re , M aryland, 

sp e c ta to rs . 

h u n d r e d 
in
m im etic drill which th e y gav e as 

F ive 

is v isitin g h e r d a u g h t e r , Miss A n n a t h d r p a r t o f i h e d e m o n s tr a tio n .

R. H. Hiss, d - r e c to r o f ph y sic a l t ra in in g for

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M em bers of th e r if l e r y a n d a rc h e r y

“ O ffic ia ls of th e s tu d e n t g o v e r n ­
m e n t a re going to select a c o m m itte e 
o f five to m e e t with u s c o n c e rn in g

p r o f e s s o r o f P sy­
chology, le c tu r e d on “ B e h a v io rism .” 
P e rrin 
I The main p o in t 
in 
: bro ug ht o u t w as th e d if f e r e n c e 
th e psy­

the a t titu d e s a ssum ed by 
chologist a n d th e philosopher.

t h a t D r. 

U sin g as h is s u b j e c t “ S u r g e r y a n d 
H istology,” a n d c itin g se v e ra l u n u s ­
ual o pe ra tio n s, Dr. C a r l H a r t m a n , 
p ro fe ss o r of Z oology in the U n iv e r 
atty, a d d re sse d th e p re -m e d s T h u r s 

day n ig h t a t th e YMCA.

T C U
Rice

070 021 010— l l 71 w om en. This is Mrs. H is s ’ firs t visit _ 
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.. 003 020 IOO— 6 7 to T e x a s. 

( C o n tin u e d on page tw o )

(C o n tin u e d on P a g e T h re e )

 BILLY STIFF

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Opinion# of Other#

SECRETARY OF 
HONOR FRAT 

VISITS HERE

OFFICIAL NOTICES

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BIBLE THOUGHT 
— FOR TODAY—
T h o u g h ts m *m *ri**d 

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w ill 

p r o v e * p r e s t o s * b s r i U t f S .

The Friendly Stor;

9 0 2 C o n g ress

Spring's Lovlicst 
Silk Capes

The Black Silk C ape creates a rn w 

epoch in sm artness, com pleting the 

afternoon and evening costum es. Of 

heavy black C anton, softest Satin or 

exquisite Crepe de Chine, styled in 

the mode, 

self-trim m ed, or often 

w ith a band of fur to add an indes­

cribably individual touch— in just the 

proper w eight for Spring.

S P R IN G S W E A T E R S

are here, in more alluring shades, w ith new uses of

 
braids and embroidery.

$ 5 .0 0 to $ 8 .5 0

W h a t Is E a ste r 
W ith o u t A N ew H a t?

First in importance in the Fast 
H at! W hatever your Easter 
just the proper selection here.

a n d

The Chica#) Tempt*, 
Chicago, Iffimis
HOLABIRD Sc ROCHE, 
Architects

Drawn by H ush Ferris*

PT EXHIBITION

cial season.

The P re m ie r S ocial

E v e n t o f tile S eason

Prince C harm ing will don 

his w h ite flannels and coat 

of blue and escort his lady 

fair to the clim ax of the So­

The springtim e 

spirit 

prevail, 't ours will be 

lightful evening.

Jim m ie's Joys 

their best.

aecial decorations

G tB ttiu i'B reak iiig. I oday 
B r a ck en rid g e F ield .

SPM* -3

K.. C. H A L L 
F rid a y N ig h t
(No Flowers)

ot of new L in en D r e # # e * || 
240ft I
Y e L y ltle S h op p e, 

THURLOW B. WEED
a m b u l a n c e s e avie a
F oner al Horn* 
P h o n es SOSO w d 6817

MARINELLO BEAUTY 
SHOP
DnsdtHl Hotel Building 
Hair Bobbed, All M ardelio 
Treatments 
Artesian Water

Mrs. J. J. Cook
Dress Making
8Di*<*ss£s, Tailored Suits and Fancj-j® 
■Costumes.
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Upstair* Over Woo*worth s 

s

'Building ■ 
a Picture

P O L O
Austin vs. Eighth Corps Officers 
April 6, 9, 13— 3 o’clock 
Admission 50c 
Polo Field, Montopoii* Road

E L E V A T O R 

C O
Offices in iii Pnncipd! C dei of th* World

 WORKS OF MODERN

V olley B all C lasses 

W ill B e C o n tin u ed 

D u rin g S p rin g T e rm

TAILORED AT FASH IOT! FARK

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A nd M ore

cr

Society

THEATER ROW

BY E. L E E WYSO NG

S O C I A L C A L E N D A R

H a n c o c k : M o s c o n i B r o s . , a n d si x 

F r i d a y , A p r i l 4 

o t h e r a c t s in v a u d e v i l l e .

G e r m a n C l u b , E a s t e r G e r m a n , 

Q u e e n : V i o l a D a n a in “ I n S e a r c h 

K C H a l l , 9 t o I o ’c l o c k .

S a t u r d a y , A p r i l 5 

R i o G r a n d e V a l l e y C l u b , P i c n i c ,

3 t o 6 : 3 0 o ' c l o c k .

AU U n i v e r s i t y D a n c e , W o m e n s 

G y m n a s i u m , 9 t o 12 o ’c l o c k .

G e r m a n C l u b D a n c e , K C H a l l , 9

o f a T h r i l l ” a n d J i m m i e ’s J o y s .

M a j e s t i c :

W a l t e r H i e r s i n “ F a i r

W e e k . ”

C r e s c e n t : A n n a

Q . N i l s s o n 

in

‘I n n o c e n c e . ”

t o 1 2 o ' c l o c k .

T e x a s : V i o l a D a n a 

in “ T h e S o ­

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c i a l C o d e . ”

R io G rande V alley Club 
E ntertains W ith Picnic

A pache D ancing 
Strenuous Exercise

ON RISOLI! FRUM

Show ing to Be O pen O nly to 
A ssociate M em bers of 
A ustin A rt League

EVERETT I E LECTURE

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Prizes A re O ffered to School 
Children for Best Essays 
on Exhibition

An 

interesting 

feature of 

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the 
week-end social activities will be a
Swimming, tennis, golfing, horse-
picnic held by tho members of the back riding Sind autom obile racing «Pi 
I he affair considered strenuous enough for any
Rio Grande Valley C lub. 
will take place a t Lake Austin, Sat­
latest 
girl, but Viola Dana, whose 
urday evening, from 3 to G o ’clock.
in 
a I T 
m etro picture, 
Metro picture, 
a
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♦ 
T h rill,’ is now playing at the Queen I , 
Theater, says she has found some-1™. 
thing to put those in the sewing cir- , 
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em class. 
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Pi K appa A lpha 
A nnounces Initiates

search of 
“In Search of 
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Pi Kappa Alpha announces the ini­
tiation of the following: A. Milton 
Vance of Dallas, Gordon Lewis of 
Pleasanton, 
and Matthew Kava-
naugh of Terrell.
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Nan Shelic Waldrop of Bryan will
be the week-end guest of Elaine Biz-
* > 11.

Ona Astin is visiting a t the Pi Phi 

house for a few days.

Trevor Caven has returned from 

a visit to Texarkana.

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It is the Apache dance, L Amour, 
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the wildest of all the wild prancm gs'
of the lawless French gangs. The 
tiny sta r spent five weeks learning 
the dance for ten minutes of actual 
“shooting” in the new film.

The steps themselves were diffi­
cult, but the gyrations and falls re­
quired great 
physical exertion, so 
th at every night after a day at the 
studio Miss Dana was forced to re­
studio M in Dana was forced to re- 
sort to the old remedy of Arnica and {h public
red flannel.

B y J . L a D c l l e B a i n e *

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For the ninth year the Austin Ari
f
. 
; League brings to Austin an exhibit of
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paintings.
the foremost American 
, 
f
. 
The collection includes some of 
the
, 
,
best works of such well-known mod­
, 
,
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„ era artists as Carlson, Frteske, and
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a private
I Couse. Friday evening 
view of the gallery will be held fox 
only 
the 
the associate members of 
league in recognition of their assist­
ance in bringing the exhibit to Aus­
tin. Raymond Everett, associate pro­
fessor of 
and 
painting in the University, will lee 
ture at Gregg House Friday evening 
to the associate members and on*the
Sunday afternoons ti

freehand 

draw ing 

foU|wi 

. 

Volleyball among the co-eds has 
proved s o popular during the winter 
term that classes w i l l be continued 
during the spring term , according to 
Hiawatha C r o s s l i n , physical training 
instructor. There w i l l be two a day 
from 8 to IO, and the classes are 
open to anyone who wishes to sign 
ai) either f o r WAA points or "receive 
credit for the regular PT.

Other 

requirem ents 

Since volleyball is to be continued 
i the requirements for team have been 
raised to th irty practices instead of J 
twenty. 
are 
that each girl who makes the team 
must play in two series of the tour­
least 
three | 
nament and referee at 
■•nines. Another class 
tournam ent j 
A-ill he held a t the close o f the spring 
erni and the V arsity team will be 
•hosen at th a t time.

dc can easily be understood.

During this y ear’s exhibit Way- 
Adams, nationally known portrait 
painter, and his wife are expected to 
/lait Austin. Mrs. Adams was for­
merly M argaret Boroughs of Aus­
tin who was the originator of the 
idea of organizing the Austin 4 Art 
League.

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G o v . P a t M. N e f f a n d n u m e r o u s 
o t h e r n o t a b l e s wi l l p a r t i c i p a t e in t h o 

r o d a y .

S tudents in B A School H ear 
of A dvantages to College 
S tudents

Business Administration 

School 
afternoon at 
five 
the Law Building, Dean 
the 
introducing 

met Thursday 
in 
o’clock 
Bell , chairm an, 
speakers.

B. W. Owens, who is in charge of 
the sale of aluminum ware, spoke of 
the advantage of college students in 
th at capacity during the summer. Dr. 
F rank Crane was quoted as saying 
“the art of success is simply in mak­
i n g people change their minds.”

Rippink spoke on the coordination 
work. McGinnis told a story illus­
tra tin g the necessity of practical t x- 
perience in business. Rader discus­
sed the advantage of having out-of- 
town speakers for the Commercial 
(dub. One of the probable speakers 
is the secretary of the New \o rk Ex­
change.

Bobby Robertson announced 

th at 
plans would be made for a banquet 
to be held in May.

S t a d i u m G r o u n d - B r e a k i n g , T o d a y , 

4 : 4 5 p . rn. B r a c k e n r i d g e F i e l d .

Dollie H ilbert will spend the week­
end at her home in Dallas, and will 
have as her guest Anne Skinner.

“ Innocence”
W ell-Staged

M att Newell has returned from a 

visit to Richmond.

W ilburs Smithers has 

returned 

from a week-end trip to Beaumont.

Gram Robinson and Jensen Craw­
the 

ford of Dallas are visiting at 
Sigma Chi house.

Elizabeth McLeacheron from Dal­

las is visiting Mae Glidden’s.

Guy Burks has returned from a 

visit to Itasca.

Rosalie Biggie is leaving for Cali­
fornia to be a representative at the 
WAA Convention.
 

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N eff, S u tto n , O w sle y an d 
W o o d w a rd S la te d to 
S p eak

(Continued from page one)

Greenlee, Jim R. Dulton, Ruth Mc­
Millan, Hick McKinney, M argaret 
Caldwell, Bill Elkins, M argaret Dun­
can, Cecil Chamberlin, W alter G. 
Sterling, Constance Douglas, Bill Mc 
Gill E J. Stew art, Ivan Robertson, 
and' Joe Terrell. Miss Hallie Maude 
N eff is the captain of a team of Aus­
tin ex-students.

About fifty essays in the Austin 
high school essay contest 
entitled 
‘‘Why Texas Should Build the Sta­
dium,” were turned 
yesterday. 
The winner and the winning essay 
will be announced later.

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Engineers W in 11-5 

V ictory Over D um m ies

Lovers of good literature who read 
with pleasure Lewis Allen Browne’s 
gripping story, “Circumstances Al­
ter Divorce Cases,” will be glad to 
know th at it has been adapted for 
the screen and is playing at the Cres­
cent Theater now.

“ Innocence” is the title 

th at has 
been given the film version of this 
swift-moving story of a woman con­
victed on circum stantial evidence.

Mr. Browne has expressed himself 
delightedly with the manner in which 
his story has been made into a mo­
tion picture, and especially :o w.tli 
Anna Q. Nilsson’s portrayal of the! 
leading role. E arl Foxe, Wilfred Lu-! 
as, Freeman Wood, Marion H arlan, 
Lillian Langdon, William Scott, Jos­
ie Arnold, and V era Lewis are also 
worthy of notice.

W hat Makes a 
Com edy F unny?

W hat determines whether a com­
edy is funny or not is not the nuni- 
l>er of laughs, but how these laughs 
are placed.

For example, W alter Hiers, star of 
“F a ir Week,” to be shown at the Ma­
jestic Theater today, says 
in 
comedy work, thinking up gags has 
always been the easiest part. “ Plac­
ing them correctly is what threatens 
to r ake me thin,” says Hiers.

th at 

“G ray lan d Rice Sportlights” 

is 
also being shown in the interest ifs 
the Stadium. This picture 
is onci 
complete reel of the last track meet at, 
Franklin Field a t Penn State, and 
Grantland Rice shows the 100-yard 
dash, relays, hurdles, shot-put, dis­
cus, javelin throwers, pole vaulters, 
broad jumps, ect,, in every 
angle. 
Slow motion pictures of all of them 
is wonderful and highly interesting.

the fatal first 

Hanontree, pitcher fo r Dummies, 
was ineffective and 
the Eng necrs 
were able to put the game on ice, get­
ting seven runs off him in the .iiit 
inning. The Ona! sc 3 e en the game 
was 11-5 in favor of the Engineers, 
A fter 
inning, how­
the mound 
ever, Akkers took over 
duty for the Dummies and pitched 
air-tight ball, striking out seven men. 
Pope, pitcher for the Engineers, not 
only struck out eleven men, but he 
garnered three hits 
for the Engi­
neers. B atteries for the Engineers 
were Pope and T rout; for the Dum­
mies, Hanontree, Akkers and Powell. 
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C h a m b e rlin S p e a k s

to P re -L a w S tu d e n ts

“ Ideals and Traditions of the Law' 
School” was the subject of an address 
by Cecil IL Chamberlin before the 
its regular 
Pre-Law Association at 
weekly meeting Thursday evening.

“ Ideals make the foreground and 
traditions the background of an in­
stitution’s life, and this is especially 
true with our own school,” declared 
Chamberlin. 
the 
ideals of the Law School, Chamberlin 
stated th at the greatest one is the 
desire of the school to make an hon­
est lawyer out of every one of its
student*.

enum erating 

In 

The seven “big-time” acts playing 
a t the Hancock this week seem to em­
body all 
to 
make a perfect* vaudeville bill.

the variety necessary 

twentieth 

Beginning with the headline act, 
the Mosconi Brothers, Majestic »ans 
will behold the sensation^ eccentric 
dancers of the 
century. 
The team is composed of Louis, W it 
lie, Charles, and their sister, Verna.
William Creasy and Blanche Hayne 
come for another week of entertain­
ment a t the Majestic. They offer 
“The End of a Perfect Troup,” and 
from all reports the act is up to its 
usual standard of pure fun through­
out.

Old f a v o r ite s return in the person­
alities of Chester Spencer and Lola 
Williams. This season they call it. 
“ Putting it Over.”

Demorest and Collette will offer 
“Strings and Stringers” ; Larry Co­
mer returns; the act of Stewart and 
Downing is “ An Artistic T re at” ; 
and Paul Kirkland and Company of­
fer “The High Stepper.”

ASSEMBLY MEET

(Continued from page one)

 

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G r o u n d - B r e a k i n g , 

m o*! m o m c n t o m e v e n t 
in V a r s i t y * 
H i s t o r y . T o d a y , B r a c k e n r i d g e F ie M .

the honor system ,” admitted E. J. 
the faculty 
Villavaso, chairman of 
committee. “ I wish to deny reports 
that the answers to 
the question­
naires reveal an astonishing indiffer 
S t a d i u m p a y m e n t * d u e n o w . Mail! enc? on the p a rt of the faculty. Mo. 
c h e c k t o s t a d i u m H e a d q u a r t e r . , U n . - of them ate genuinely interested, but 
v e r s i f y S t a t i o n , A u . t i n , or b r in g it in the wording of the pledge will prob- 
p e r . o n t o th e U n i v e r . i t y Y M C A . 

| ably be changed.”

Plans for the ward school children 
to visit the exhibition in groups art 
being made. As an incentive to in­
terest in the visit prize* are being 
offered to the school children for the 
the pic­
best essays on certain of 
tures.

The Austin A rt League is an or­
ganization that has evolved from a 
small group of Austin women wht 
organized in the interest of a rt man> 
years ago. The more serious desire
for study developed later when tht 
en larg e 
club became considerably 
the 
for 
and arranged a program 
study of the various schools of paint 
ing.

Two years ago the League went 
back in its study to the early Greek 
and Roman schools with emphasis oi 
both modern and ancient 
sculpture 
For the past year the A rt League 
has paid special attention to art ap­
preciation, and Professor Everett 
has given a series of monthly lec­
tures on “The Appreciation of Pic­
tu res.”

technique, 

Composition, 

color, 
d r a u g h t s m a n s h i p , and style have beef. 
of especial interest and colored lan 
tern slides have been a m aterial aid 
the Ar 
in 
Club is undoubtedly of great civic 
value to the community and the mag 
nitude of its undertaking to brin}: 
these yearly exhibits before the pub

the work. At present 

EASTER TIME AND SPRING
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TIME

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T h ey cost no m ore than the inferior garm ents. 

See us today.

NICK LINZ

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nylon Place, New Yack City.

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T h e R o y al P a rk D e v e lo p m e n ts of 
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ticu larly co rrect sty le of g en uine dis­

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N O Y A N C E OF A T R Y - O N . R E A D Y 
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Stadium 
Ground-Breaking

4 :45 p. rn. 

4 :4 5 p. in.

BRECKENRIDGE FIELD

(O n T w enty-third Street, 3 blocks cast of C am pus.)

THE MOST MOMENTOUS 

EVENT IN VARSITY’S 

HISTORY

T he Follow ing Notables Will Be P resent 
P art in This G reat C erem ony:

to T ake

HO N. P A T M. NEFF
G overnor of Texas 

HO N . A LV IN O W SL E Y
Past National C om m ander, A m erican Legion

D R . W . S. SU T T O N 
A cting President, U niversity of T exas 

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HO N. W . D . Y E T T
M ayor of A ustin 

HO N . D K. WOODARD
and O th er O u tstan d in g C itizens of Texas

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Preparations are Being M ade 
Crowd, Including all S tudents, Faculty Members, 
an d C itizens of A ustin.

an E norm ous 

for 

F irst G round W ill Be B roken for the Stadium W ith 
F o u r G reat Explosions of D ynam ite.

H an cock O p e r a H o u se — T o m o rro w and Satu rd ay 
T h e W o n d erfu l S en sa tio n a l D an cers

T O D A Y

 THE DAILY TEXAN

lo n g h o r n Cinder Stars Oppose Rice in First ConferenceTrack Meet
P
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STEERS EXPEC T! 
LITTLE OPPOSITION 
Ii S M O U T MEET

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Tonight’s the 
Night

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CERTIFICATE AT MEET

LONGHORNS CUSH 
H TH HANGERS RN 
CLARK FIELD TORM

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! Dona! effo rts to win with the aid of 
the jinx. With Jim Reese a member 
the relay team promises to be strong­
e r than 
th at ran 
the combination 
against Southwestern.
Following are 

arose in the report of President G.
F. Winfield, of Alexander College.
He gave the names of several good 

l
IOO y a rd d a sh : Cl ay to n an d J a c k - ;

220-yard dash: Clayton and Rit-

the Longhorn e n ­

By Lee Wood*

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440-yard dash: Ritchie and R. L.

Following a few introductory re­
mark* by the chairm an, Dr. Fred-
c „ t I crick Eby, of the University, the an 
the professions
0f 
the 
of 

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A u stin 

le a r n M o p e s t o 

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tie Old Score by De­
feating Dischmen

Longhorn* 
Kibble, 2b 
Eckhardt, lf 
Odom, »* 
Carton, lb 
Smalley, 3b 
Pratt, cf 
Pfannkuche, rf 
Lei**ner, c 
King, p

Ranger*
Cheney, 2b
tthew*, *• 
M
Grigg, cf 
Anheior, lb 
ement*, 3b 
Bedford, lf 
Courtney, rf 
Henderion, c 
Whitworth, p

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methods, principles, 

recommenda-j
„v/, *..■* «... books, and made two 
nual 
professional I t |ong regarding the number of h o u rsj 
nual session 
[teachers of Education was opened I tfca t should be devoted to teaching 
Thursday afternoon 
and other 
in the Educa- I 
tion Building. Most of the meeting phases of education.
I was devoted to the reports of sev- 
D r A. C. Ellis, of the University,! 
era! members of the committee on stressed the importance of training 
j courses in education for 
themselves 
freshm an j students to 
certificate, after which Acting Presi- g a th e r than letting them accept as 
address* absolutely true the observations set 
dent Sutton gave a short 
I welcoming those attending the edu- i rfown jn books. 
In this connection, 
catkmal conference, and praising its; he presented seven objectives, which 
work. Then S. M. N. M arrs, S ta te I emphasized the value of open-mmd- 
I Superintendent of Public Instru ction ,! e<j neiS| practice, attitude, and technic 
discussed from various viewpoints j in t he instruction of freshmen.
I the law regarding 
the granting of 
I perm anent certificates by examina- 

think 

for 

B y Victor Emanuel 

Diamond championship of the city tion. 

^ f ter summarizing briefly the rc- 
0f the above men, Dr. C T.
| Gray, of the University, and chair­
The first of the committee to re- man of the committee, gave statistics 
er Vn»tin will be at stake today when 
f o r j on thc result* of the mental alertness 
Min ager Cecil Grigg will bring his port on courses 
\ u st In Rangers to Clark Field for a j freshm an certificate was Professor J 
the University ireshmen
l h with the Texas Longhorns. 
the Southw estI jagt faUt an(j compared the a v e ra g e 
i m the Dischmen twice defeated the Texas Teachers College, who present- of the education students with those 
straight, unjustified 
Texas Association club and the Ran-[cd the 

f a c t s t h e class in general.

ln ! w . I. Woodson, of 

education 

given 

in 

I, rf eon to ululating 
. 

‘ T . 

r< *\ 

revenge upon ’ pertaining to the percentage 

of col-; w hen Dr. Gray had completed his)

,ame w m vtart leges inside and outside of the state 

a represenIativc of the Boa

the college nine. The game will 
at 2 JIO in order to allow the students 
to attend 
the? 
the ga,vie and 
stadium rally at I Lo

tar Wg;* _ ^ ^ l(.achinK of courses t a i * Exam iners discussed the report of
the psychology of education, and how j 1he committee previously given. The
these schools" differ 
the content! mceting was closed by a generaal dis-
and time of preparation of 

then 

th e ? 

in 

J ark King, who surprised Coach 

ommendations presented during 

the various facts ami rec­
the

A t this Easter G erm an are you going to 

look 

your best? W hite suits or white or gray trous­

ers with dark coats? You m ust w ear one of 

these com binations to be correctly attired. 

,

O u r store is headquarters for formal wear and 

accessories. W hite Linens, 

Poplins, 

and 

Crashes. 

Pre-shrunk, sm art tailored flannel 

trousers, white, gray, and 

in 

stripes. 

New 

shipm ent of English foulard tie3 in bows and 

four-in-hand.

Cleaning and Pressing to Suit You. Alterations 
and Tailoring by thc Best Tailors in Town, 
DI AL 4998— 9293

The Campus Shop

T he Store for College Men 

ALFRED SM ITH , Owner.

 

 

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j Professor O. A. Ulrich, of South- j afternoon.
western UnivcrsitJr> next discussed
fre , llman
' courses and how they must conform 
of y * S u t e Do-
Ile also pre-J
results of his investiga­
.I tion of textbooks appropriate to the

Disch in the Trinity scries by deliv-»courses.
i 
. 
e r i n g a sterling brand of ball, is e 
peeled to sta rt in the bos for th e j ^
1
Longhorns. Manager_ Grigg » |U P”
The eligibility committee, composed 
ably elect Dick W hitworth, Austin 
of Dr*. Wilson of Arkansas, McIn­
Product who should be a m o n g the 
tosh of SMU and Casky of Baylor, 
ranking hurlers in the lex** Assoc la- j 
ruled that the fact that these men 
tion this season.
had not attended school during all 
The other two
of the winter term did not make them 
ineligible as they had good reasons 
for their withdrawal. However, the 
committee recommended 
the 
case be taken up at the next meeting 
of the conference officials and the 
r u l e s relating to this m atter be c la r­
ified.

textbooks again
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oAiwntten
i n . , instruction of education.

doubtful positions I 
*quad wi probably ,
on the Longhorn squad will probably I ’" Thf7 question of 
be filled by Albert Reissuer, receiv- 
ing King, and Adonis Pfannkuche,;
patrolling right field. B ut there is a ; thews, who in practice has 
shown [ 
possibility that Charlie Ramsey will promise of proving a better man than 
catch and that Jack Smith or “ Stoa- Fee Wee Lewis, Ranger star of last; 
kie” Allen will work in the pastures, ; year. Moran Henderson, catching for 
Clements, Eckhardt 
probably J the professional nine, is a proven j 
Pons ford will see service in the box backstop. Manager Grigg along with | 
during the nine 
innings, according Courtney and Bedford compose the 
to Coach Disch. 

The cane of the two men attracted 
wide attention among athletic lead-
,.r* of the conference as it was the

of Education. 

, » , 
, 

j outfield.

th a t 

and 

L l of t a km,, to be rep o rted to 

The Rangers will present 

th re e -1 
fourths of what was the fastest in- j 
field in Texan A nociation last year in j 
A nhei.r, Chancy, and Clements. Thej m e t momento,,, .vent 
a r.. y . 
other petition Will be filled by M at-. Hi.lory. Today. Brackenridge field.

Stadium Ground-Breaking. 

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E y es E x a m in e d 

G lasses F itte d

WARD & TREADWELL

7th & Congress

R egistered O ptom etrists

C O U R T E S Y 

SE R V IC E

W E A R E H E R E F O R A 

P U R P O S E

MAVERICK CAFE

8 8 0 -yard r u n : M c N a t t and H a w l e y . |
Mile run: Reese, Youngblood and

Two mile run: T rout and Coale,
120-yard high 

hurdles: Thames |

, _ 

, 

j

! 
I and Jackson.
j 

j

Jackson.

220-yard low hurdles: Thames and 

Pole vault: Barm ote and McCor*

Broad jum p: Thames and Jackson. 
High jum p: Barmote and Cowles. 
Javelin throw: Shearer and 0*1-

Discus throw : Dayvault and CL A 

strap.

Harris.

Shot put: Dayvault and Sprague. 
Mile relay: Reese, H arris, Bion 

stein and R. L Harris.

Track Men 
Ruled Eligible

F r a n k Dayvault and “ Bully” ( l i b 
strap are eligible to compete in track 
this spring, it was announced yester-1 
day by Hr. D. A. Pen Wk, president | 
of the Southwest**rn Conference, The. j 
a n n o u n c e m e n t was made a fte r the j 
receipt of a report of a special com-, 
mittee appointed to rule on the qucs-
tlon. 

t 

| 
I Harris. 
I 
Captain S t a n d e e Expected 
to Offer Real Com petition 
in W eights

Esquival. 

M E R I T E IM !) 

Dayvault and Gil strap D e-! 
ciared Eligible to C om ­
pete in Conference

quodale,

Twenty-one k n igh t of the 
cinder path, accompanied by 
Coach t Iv de LIM It’I Id and 
Manager Russell Dunbar, 
will catch the Hit TC Spe­
cial at 12:35 today for Hous­
ton, where they meet 
the 
Rice Owls Saturday in the 
first conference track meet 
of the season.

I 

While Rice is stronger in 
track than in most sports the 
Owls do not promise any 
strenuous competition tor the 
Longhorns. In 
fact, Loach 
Littlefield is expect ing to roll 
up nearly as large a score as 
the 1923 team succeeded in 
doing. On Clark Field last 
year the mighty Longhorn 
team overwhelmed the Owls 
101-16.
Rice is expected t » o ffer I exes 
real competition 
four
in at 
events. Captain Standi ff is one of 
the Exist shot and discus men in the 
conference and tie will make Frank 
Dayvault, premier weight man of the 
recently 
Longhorns, who has been 
declared eligible, hustle to take first 
in both events. 
It in probable th a t 
they will split with Dayvault, win­
ning the shot and Stanch ff the dis­
cus and it is not amiss to ay that 
a record may fall at Houston.

least 

, 

, 

. 

Fitch in t h , o th er I n b o r n 

ut wW ' 

.n d h e ta expected to :p re * he I,o n * ; 
horn thinly clod, rn both the IOO »"<*!. 
the 220 
w eak en ed 
t" ° uKh , 
Hackler’* inability to compete, < .ay-J 
ton and Jackson and K tch « stwul.] j 
succeed in carrying 
the Longhorn 
colors to victory.

.p r in t* , 

in th e 

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I 

Evidently Coach Littlefield was 
pleased with thc results of the tria n ­
gular meet fur he will run Captain 
McNatt in the half-mile and probably 
enter Jim Reese in the mile. Both 
won their events handily in tho tri­
angular competition. One of the fea­
tures of the meet will be the two- 
mile rare between Trout and Coala, 
the Longhorn entries*. Ro <* 
is ex­
pected to offer the Steers little com­
petition lr, the distances, but Trout 
has never placed first in a meet with 
Rice and Coale will hut form addi-

 

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, rnHt K. H e r e to -
th(, , n d l¥ a u d school> have set-
tad*tho queetkm ae Hwy saw At.
,ver> p , . r .a fc fc r to te d , th e ru le*
«ri«>h**<! to (ret
, 
are not clear arni he wished to get
ruling or clarificatio n
passing on the

cases.

With this idea in mind he refused 
to rule on Cie question as president 
of the conference, but appointed a 
committee of three athletic heads in 
other schools to pass on the eligi­
bility of the men in question.

Bathing •«»*• »" *N w o° l in black, 
at $5.SO. Ye Lyttie Shoppe, 2408
Guadalupe.

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Stadium Ground-Breaking, Today, 

4:45 p. rn. Brackenridge Field.

Brilliant Texas Novel Goes into t hi r d iMrge 

P r i n t ’

i n g W i t h i n O n e W e e k o f P u b l i c a t i o n !

The Golden Cocoon

By Ruth Cross

-At M ueller’s Shoe Store

DISTINCTIVE FASHIONS 
SPRING FOOTW EAR

IN

Slippery! for Spring in fascinating variety arc hero for your 
choice. Novelties distinctly of the new season are found in 
slippers designed expressly for sm art holiday occasions, and 
fashioned in colors and fabrics that harmonize with Spring cos­
tumes. Criss-cross Straps, Insteps, Gore Pumps da nty C ut­
out*, ail add to the variety and attractiveness o f the new fo o t­
wear.

Kid, 'Satins and Patents-

-and, ju.-'t the style 

Slippers of Suede 
you want.

- $ 1 0 , $ 1 1 , $ 1 2

Hosiery'*—if it’s » new color—we have it.

-$ 2 , $2.50, $12

CARL H. MUELLER
Name a f Good S h o es-tlo sle ry

# 0 3 C O N O P E S S A V E .

Here »* a Texa* girl whom all America ha*, with amazing 
rapidity, taken to it* heart. Dramatic and unforgettable i* 
the .tory of the life and lox* of Molly Shannon,— a novel which 
currie, her from a *hanty in the cottonfieid* to an old Southern 
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the tragedy of poverty, di*iUu*ionment and de*pi»ed love to 
the radiant fulfillment of dream*.

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W herever Books Are Sold, $2.00

Selling T exas Nursery Products

HARPER & BROTHERS 

New York

WOULD YOU?

Walk a flight of starts to save one or two dollars on a 
nice looking spring hat or shoes* You can at least find 
out. 

'

Week-End Hat Specials 

$2.98 and $4.98

Always the Latest Styles at Popular Prices

DACY’S

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•W hen You Go Up the Price* Go Down

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E xclusive Territory to R e p r e s e n t lives

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Insuring Big Returns.

Several Students Signed up T hursday

is

See TOMAS G. POLLARD

A t Daily T ex a n Office, 155 M B., 7 a. rn. to 12 p. rn. Today

SOUTHLAND NURSERY COM PANY, 

Inc.

“The Leading Southern Nursery"

Representing

And

T E X A S PECAN NURSERY CO.
“Largest Pecan Nursery in the World”

Each Located at Tyler, Texas.

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’c l a s s ifie d ADVERTISING

In The Daily Texan Doe* Your Buying and Selling For Yoi 
O ffice: M ain B uilding 155. Phone 3j 49^

LOST A N D FO U N D

containing 

LOST— W allet 

sixteen I 
dollars, three railroad passes a n d ! 
blanket tax. R eturn to Clifton Wil-j 
kinson, 805 Twenty-second and O ne-; 
Half Street for reward. Phone 3i39 
- - 6 ;
or leave a t Texan office. 

LOST Small gold Gruen w rist watch i
with initials ‘LM. M. S.” engraved; 
on same. Name engraved on inside. 
Worn with black velvet band. 
I rob- 
ably lost between T Hall and Guada­
lupe Street. Finder please return 
4
same to Texan office. 

LOST— Platinum and diamond bar 
pin between W oman’s Gym and 
Clark Field. R eturn to Texan of-1 
® J
flee. Reward. 

LOST—Large size Duofold fountain 
pen. R eturn to 1800 Nueces St. 
for reward, or call 3992.________ 4

FOUND— Gray 

over­
coat, size about 36. Call at Texan
tf

herringbone 

office.

M ISCELLANEOUS

. H. POOL, T ransfer. The world 
moves and we move with it. Move, 
pack and ship household goods. Cut I 
rates on all student baggage. Phone j 
2557, Hdq. 2700 Guadalupe. — tf
FOR SALE—Remington typew riter,;
model l l , in good shape. Phone Lee 
at 9160 for dem onstration.______ tf j

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DANCING— Private studio, 500 W. 
31 st. Phone 7 8 1 2 . _______ ____

FOR SALE— 1923 Cactus. 

Call 

Texan o f f i c e . _____________

Elto twin cylinder 

FOR SALE— Sponson Canoe 

and 
horse­
power light-weight outboard motor. 
®
Phone 2060. 

three 

job. Phone 9011, M offett, 103 B. 
Hall.___________________________ - - 4

MALE HELP W A N T E D

STUDENTS ATTENTION— Oppor- 
tunity to pay your way through 
college. Sell our W onderful Secur­
ity ( ’heck Protector Fountain Pens to 
Ideal for Graduation 
your friends. 
presents. Splendid as side line seller. 
Sell from $3.50 to $7.00. Satisfac­
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to 
Can offer full time proposition 
Teachers and Students during Vaca­
tion. W rite Southern Security Pen 
Company, Distributors, 315 Gilbert 
— 15
Building, Beaumont, Texas. 

MALE H E LP W ANTED—Be 

a 
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Heacock plan and earn a good income 
while learning; we show you how; 
begin actual work a t once; all or 
spare tim e; experience unnecessary; 
no canvassing; send for particulars. 
Newspapers T raining Bureau. Buf- 
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ANY ONE wishing to do work this 
summer to earn enough for ex­
penses in school next year, call at 
room 308, B. Hall. Carl E. Kemp.
— 6

BOARD A N D ROOM

FOR RENT— Space 
to desirable 
parties in Cactus Beauty Shop. Ap­
ply a t 612 Colorado.___________ — 4

MRS SALLIE C. WOOD wishes to an­
nounce th at her dining room will 
be open for both men and women 
during summer school. Comfortable, 
well furnished rooms for ladies, at 
1934 San Antonio Street, phone 7385.
— 6

ONE nice room for ren t; quiet fo* 
study; well ventilated. Good home 
CLEANING and PRESSING— Suits j cooked meals; modern conveniences;
near carline and campus. 1908 W'hi- 
— 4
tis, telephone 4432, 

cleaned and pressed 75c; suits 
pressed 25c; West End Tailor Shop, 
phone 6

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W ANTED— $150.00 for a good Ford, 
sta rte r. Paper 
and 
I route thrown in. Perm anent paying

good tires, 

THREE-ROOM furnished apartm ent 
private bath, sleeping porch, gar­
Fone 
— 6

2006 W ichita Street, 

age. 
4789.