by H erb ert iei, f orm er assistant dean, and 

I U

T e l l s H i s t o r y

fife Bailli fe a t!

VOL. XXV !.

A U S T I N , T EX AS , T H U R S D A Y , MAY 14, 1925

N o . 1 8 9

“BEAT BAYLOR” YELL 

S D !,I ll
WILL BE HEARD WHEN
LITTLEFIELD
STUDENTS RALLY AT TESTATE M E S H

RECEIVE 

SKIT U L I Splawn Presides at
Official Dedication 
of Biology Building

BE PRESENTER BT 
ll A RS I T I PLATERS

W roe A uthorizes G ift in A c ­
cordance W ith W ishes 
of Former R egent

Curtain Club G ives R ollick­
ing Play, “Stop T h ief,” at 
8 :15 Tonight

S m ith S p e a k s at

L ast M ee tin g of

Special Train M ay Be O b­
tained for Trip to W aco 
Saturday

Total A m ount G iven by Lit­
tlefield N ow E xceeds 
$ 1, 500,000

This sum was the g ift of the late resigned 

rep resentin g 

H. A. Wroe, 

the
trustees o f the Littlefield estate, had
G overnor Ferguson present Prest*
i dent Splawn und Lutcher Stark
„ f th „ Boflr(,
of Regents 
for 
the purpose of constructing a Main 
Building fo r 

in bonds W ednesday 

the University.

OOO

Major George W. Littlefield, making 
the total am ount given by him ex­
ceed $1,500,000. Major Littlefield’s 
gifts to the University include $300,- 
000 for a girls’ dormitory for fresh­
men; $250,000 for 
the Memorial 
G ate; the Wrenn Library, valued at 
books 
$225,000; Southern H istory 
$150,000; and his home on 95th and 
Whit is S treets, valued a t $100,000 to 
be used as a home for the president 
of the University.

I Ians for the Littlefield Dormitory

being 

ar,, 
prepared 
Green of Dallas, University archi­
tect, and will be ready within 
the 
next two weeks. Work on the build­
ing, to be constructed 
on Whitis 
S treet between 25th and 26th S treets 
will be started in the n e a r fu tu re.

Call Issued for 

Sophom ore S taff 

for T exan T o d a y

a re 

Al l s o p h o m o r e s o n T h e T e x a n 
s t a f f 
r e po r t 
e x p e c t e d 
I h u r s d a y f o r w o r k on t h e s o p h o ­
m o r e T e x a n w h i c h wi l l be F r i d a y ’s 
e d i t i o n .

t o 

C u n n i n g h a m , 

f o l l o w i n g w o r k e r s will be 
The 
to w o r k : W h i t e . C a l a ­
e x p e c t e d 
S a c k, 
ha n, D a v i d Mill e r , L e s t e r 
Min e r v a 
J u m b o 
H a y n e s , M e l i ss a C a s t l e , E t t a M a r ­
B a r ­
tin, J o h n D a v i s , M a r g a r e t 
c l a y , K a t h r y n B u s h , M a r y C o l l i ns 
L u t h e r G r i m e s a n d N a n c y P e t t u s .
A s s i g n m e n t s wi l l be p o s t e d f o r 

t h e s e s t a f f m e m b e r s as us ua l .

REGENTS MEE!AT

W ill Consider N ew Dean of 
W om en and School of 
Journalism

Miss Lucy Newton, who recently 
as dean of women at the 
University, may be offered the posi­
tion at 
the May 19 meeting of the 
U niversity Board of Regents, it was 
learned on the cam pus Wednesday.

The Board will convene in Galves­
ton Tuesday and select a dean of 
women, according to a statem ent is­
sued by President Splawn Wednes­
day. He made no statem ent as to 
who would be considered for the po­
sition, but rum or had it that either 
Miss Lucy Newton, Miss Helen Knox 
of Giddings, or Miss Edna McDan-

dean a t Baylor University, would be
selected.

President Splawn gave out the fol­

lowing statem ent Wednesday:

“ The appointm ent of a dean 

of 
women to succeed Miss Lucy New­
ton, who recently resigned, will not 
be made until the next meeting of 
the Board of Regents. The 
basis 
upon which the selection will bo made 
will take into consideration not only 
those fundam ental personal qualities 
th at inspire confidence and give as­
surance of wise 
sym pathetic 
leadership, but also academic exper­
ience, scholarship of high order, and 
previous 
as 
dean of women.”

experience 

successful 

and 

U S I REHEARSAL T W

Cast Is A nnounced for Final 
Production of O rganiza­
tion This Year

fastest-moving 

A comedy with a smashing climax 
is the C urtain Club bill at 
th at 
the Hancock T hea ter tonight a t 8:1 ) 
“ Stop T h ief” has been aptly de­
scribed as the 
and 
most logical comedy which has been 
turne^ out 
that 
fashion the Curtain Club is a tte m p t­
the Carlyle Moore 
ing 
Speed, punch, and a 
play tonight. 
knock out climax are 
things 
three 
the d irector lias been working toward 
since beginning rehearsals.

in years. And 

to p re sen t 

in 

R e h e a r s a l T h i s M o r n i n g 

No rehearsal was held for the cast 
Wednesday night. Dress 
rehearsal 
will be held this morning at the H a n ­
cock behind closed doors.

The ticket sale o f the past three 
days indicates that the largest, house 
of th** y«ar will attend the play to ­
night, the popular n atu re o f the play 
probably being the cause of the in­
creased demand for tickets. A few

P R I Z E W I N N I N G 

in 

C o m p l i m e n t a r y t i c k e t s to “ S t o p 
T h i e f ” t o n i g h t at 
t h e H a n c o c k 
m a y be o b t a i n e d at t h e b o x o f f i c e 
by O x H i g g i n s , M a u r i t z N y u i s t , 
a nd H a r p e r B r o w n , w h o h a v e b e e n 
d e c l a r e d w i n n e r * 
" S t o p 
T h i e f ” g h o s t s t o r y c o n t e s t w h i c h 
The T e x a n h a s c o n d u c t e d d u r i n g 
t he o a s t t e n d a y s . H i g g i n s w o n 
l a s t 
t h e 
T h u r s d a y m o r n i n g , Mi s s N y q u i s t 
t h e S u n d a y p r i z e , 
a n d H a r p e r 
B r o w n t h e t i c k e t w h i c h w a s a w a r d ­
ed thi s m o r n i n g .

a w a r d e d 

p r i z e , 

fi rst 

t h e 

C o m m e r c e Club

Lloyd B. Smith of the firm of H ut­
chison and Smith of Dallas was the 
chief speaker at the last meeting of 
the Commerce f l u b at the Y. M. C. 
A. auditorium Wednesday night, ac­
cording to Virgil Childress, who had 
charge of 
the meeting. Mr. Smith 
was brought here by Beta Alpha Psi, 
honorary 
fraternity, 
accounting 
which arranged for the meeting.

Points stressed by Mr. Smith as 
prerequisites for successful ac co u n t-1 
mg were integrity, loyalty to the pro­
fession, tact and courtesy and knowl­
edge. He also stated th a t since ac­
counting is ,a comparatively new pro­
fession, opportunity for accountants 
is practically unlimited.

Beta Alpha Psi will have a ban­
quet at the Stephen F. Austin Hotel 
they will have as 
a t T p. rn. and 
their guests the members of the state 
board of accounting and outstanding 
business men of Austin.

E

A m erican 

a n d 
W orkers G iven H oliday 
by Journalists

Statesm an 

Journalism 12 and 14, classes in 
copy-reading, 
add 
news-gathering 
were in complete charge of 
three 
regular* editions anti the baseball edi­
tion of the Statesm an yesterday, and 
two editions of the Austin American 
for this morning.

The same classes issued last Tues­
d ay’s Statesman and 
last Wednes­
d a y ’s American. To give all the s tu ­
dents experience on both morning and 
afternoon papers, the s ta ff s exchang­
ed places and dei ted 
altern ate p a­
pers this week.

the 

The members of 

S tatesm an [ 
staff this week were: Sam Johnson,! 
m anaging editor; Granville Price, 
assistant 
city editor; Blance Horn, 
city editor; Emil Bose, telegraph edi­
to r; Priscilla Austin, society editor; 
Flora Holman, assistan t; John Sam ­
mons, sports editor; Gilbert McAllis­
ter, columnist; Vivian Richardson 
and Prebble Durham , copy readers, 
and a number of reporters.

The Austin American s ta ff con­
sisted of: Jum bo Haynes, managing 
editor; Louis H a m le ts city 
editor; 
K athryn Maddrey, assistant city edi­
to r; A rth u r Nail. telegraph editor; 
editor; Gray 
Ruth Searcy, society 
Gillette, 
assistan t; Robert Gould, 
sports editor; Lee Woods, columnist; 
Emilo Van Zandt and Hazel Hedick, 
copy readers; and a num ber of r e ­
porters.

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°

K ______

The initiation of nine new mem­
bers and an address by Dr. E. H. 
1 Sellards upon 
the su b je c t of “ The 
i Probable Origin of P etro leu m ’* were 
the principal fe atu res of a banquet 
th e University chapter of 
held by 
Sigma Xi a t the C afe te ria Wednes­
day evening. The 
new 
m em bers were elected: C. M, Cleve-

following 

OTHER SPEAKERS

Dedicatory Program for N ew 
Structure Is Held on Cam ­
pus in A fternoon

B y E l m e r C a l l i h a n

to 

“ Tn 

through 

thankful 

solemnly 

education,” 

recognition of 
the University through 

this 
gift 
the 
generous provision of the devoted cit­
izenship of Texas and as a pledge 
th a t it shall ever be regarded as a 
sacred tru s t, I now, as president of 
this institution, 
dedicate 
this building to the service of God 
and man 
so 
spoke President W. M. W. Splawn 
in formally opening the ceremonies 
a t 
the dedication of V a rsity ’s new 
$400,000 Biology Building in the a u ­
ditorium of the new structure Wed­
ad ­
nesday afternoon. 
dresses were delivered by Dr. W. L. 
Bray of Syracuse University and by 
Dr. C. A. Kofoid of the University 
of California, two of America’s emi­
nent scientists.

Dedicatory 

“ In the wisdom of the founders of 
our state government, certain lands 
were set aside as a perm anent en­
dowment of the University. Through 
the statesm anship of the rep resen ta­
tives of the people, expressed in leg­
islative enactment, the income from 
this endowment has been dedicated 
to the construction of buildings on 
the U niversity campus. One of the 
f irst results J > f this wise provision 
is this commodious, well-planned and 
attra ctiv e laboratory 
In 
recognition of the group of scientists 
and students of the n atu ra l sciences 
whom it will accommodate, it will be 
known as the Biological Laboratory,” 
proclaimed Dr. Splawn in his dedi­
cation speech.

building. 

“ May whatsoever things are true, 
whatsoever things are just, whatso­
ever things are 
pure, whatsoever 
things are lovely, whatsoever things 
are of good report, find their lodg­
ing in the lives of men and women 
who shall worthily 
the 
ideals of the people of Texas and of 
their University,” 
concluded Dr. 
Splawn.

interpret 

B r a y D i s c u s s e s B o t a n y

dedicatory 

Opening his 

address 
with a review of the establishment 
of the School of Biology in the Uni­
versity when he was an instructor 
here 
tw enty-eight years ago serv­
ing as head of the school, Dr. W. L. 
the College of 
Bray, now dean of 
Liberal A rts in Syracuse University, 
(Continued on page 3)

1

HEGEL ELECTED 
I M F

O fficers and N ineteen M em ­
bers Are Chosen W ed­
nesday

elected 

Texas Cowboys 

nineteen 
new members and four new officers at 
a meeting of the organization Wed­
nesday afternoon,

Ed Taegle was elected foreman, Al­
phonse Ragland was elected straw - 
boss. Noel P arsons was chosen horse 
w rangler, and Ronald Byrom will pre­
side over the organization as camp 
cook. The new officers assumed the 
duties of 
their respective positions 
Wednesday.

W. A. Sehultze, A. H. Ullrich, C. F.
Wiebusch.

Dr. Sellards stated th at it was not 
definitely known as to the exact ori­
gin of petroleum, but that in so fa r 
as can be determ ined by experim ent 
it probably came from hydro-carbon 
compounds in the bituminous shales 
on the sedim entary rocks, being con-
verted by both heat and 
pressure 
subjected. The lecture was illustrat­
ed by diagram slides of the geolog­
ical formations found in the Luling 
Lockhart, and the Reagan fields and 
th e faults which caused the deposits 
of petroleum to be in th eir particular 
locations.

to which 

th e 

New members elected to the Cow­
boys were Lee Bilberry, Bob Payne, 
Tom Pickett, John Estes, Dupree 
Holman, Vie Creighton, Ed Pressler,
the high Dad B urnett, B. M. B rittain, B urt 
Swampy
ThomDson, Bill Rippey, Ox Higgins, 
Sammy Glass, and Bill Erwin. The 
jiew members will be initiated before 
the close of the present session.

Ralph McBride, 

rocks w e r e j D y j ^ 

The next regular luncheon of the 
organization will be held: Wednes­
day, May 20, a t the Cafeteria.

Harris, Cactus Editor, H eads 
G roup to Arrange for Pub­
lications A ffair

- 

desirable seatp were left Wednesday 
night a t the box office* These may 
be obtained early this morning.

C a s t N a m e d 

F ate of the University D epartm ent 
: of Journalism will also likely be de-
the Galveston meeting or
the J u n e 9 m e t i n g of the Board of
be Rodents, according to a statem ent by

Robert L. H arris, m anaging editor cided a t 

the Cactus for 1926, will 

the 1925 Cactus, and editor-in- 

of 
chief of 
chairm an of the program co m m ittee! chairm an Lutcher S ta rk recently, 
for 
the all-publications banquet on 
May 20. Other members of the com­
mittee a re : Morris Midkiff, Paul J.
Thompson, Lyra Haisley, B u rt Dyke, at the Tuesday meeting. Robert L. 
Blanche Horn, Vivian Richardson, j White, University 
architect, will 
Bernice I leave Austin Munday with specif ica- 
M argaret Cousins, 
is
S traw n. 

The honors of the play will prob­
ably lie between Melvin Williamson, 
perform ances 
a veteran of m any 
who 
is appearing as Jack Doogan 
the clever crook, and Seth Fessen- 
of 
branch of the University will be l e t 1 den and Jam es Parke, new-comers
in the cast. M argaret West and Max­
ine Hewitt have the feminine leads 
as Mrs. C arr and Nellie, the accom­
plice of Jack Doogan.

C ontract for the remodeling of one
the Galveston

I tions for use when 

the buildings at 

the contract 

and 

F eatures on the program will in- awarded, 

elude public presentation of aw ards 
to s ta ff members of The Texan, Cac­
tus, Longhorn, and R ang er; introduc­
tion of new editors of the publica­
tions; humorous talks; music; danc­
ing; and stunts of all kinds.

Two hundred plates will be provid­
ed to accommodate the publications 
workers, the members of the Board 
of Publications, and specially invited 
guests.

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Sunday Club W ill 

H old A nnual Spring 

D ance Friday Night

The S tu den ts’ Sunday Club will 
hold its annual spring term dinner- 
dance a t Gregg House a t 7 o’clock 
Friday, according to Nancy Pettus, 
committee.
chairm an of the dance 
Varsity Peacocks will play from 9 
to 12.

Senior members of 

the organiza­
tion will be honor guests a t this a f­
fair. An attractive p ro gram 
has 
been prepared for the banquet. The 
spring motif will be carried out in 
the decorations, and novelties will 
be introduced throughout 
eve­
ning. Roy Martin, fa v o rin g Ruth 
lead 
Ropes, will 
the g ra n d march.
Tickets for 
the banquet and dance 
a re now on sale at $2 a couple.

the 

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O R C H E S U S S E L E C T S F I V E

A d am s W ill Show

Education Slides

Others appearing in 

the play are 
Emily Anderson, Ruth Borman, Bet­
ty Seherr, Lee Bilberry, Ray E. Lee.
I David Miller, Claut! Voyles, Ed Tae- 
and Woodfin 
gel, Morgan Davis 
* Butte,

of 

sL . j 

I n s tru c to r F. J. Adams 

The set for “ Stop T h ief” was de-
1
signed especially for 
the play by 
School o f Education, will demons 
Kindred McLeary. No a ttem p t a t or- 
t ra te to elem entary students of ed
been
! n u m e r a t io n of the set 
ucation the way in which moving pie-I made, as a working set was what was 
tures may be utilized in the prim ary needetj
class room, Thursday night, 7 o’clovk 

has 

0 

 

 

 

The program , which 

follows 

plans of dem onstrations used in the :W'*! 
East, will be as follows:

1. “ The Knowing Gnome.”
2. “ Inside O ut.”
3. “ The Pied Piper of H am lin.”
4. “ The Ride of Paul Revere.”

j 
th e ' 

—— - 
/ diversity Educational Association 
‘t8 rfTfu!ar luncheon today
at thf* Caf, according to the presi­
d ent of the association.

Dr. A. C. Ellis, of the D epartm ent 
of Philosophy, will make the princi- 
I pal talk of the day He has not an- 
'nounced what he will speak about.

HAIRLESS FISH ENTERED IN

CONTEST FOR DANCE TICKET I

With the winner to be selected to-; have already been received: John Es- 
day before 6 o’clock, eleven fr e s h m e n ; tea of Dallas, Clark Petet of Austin, 
have entered the contest for the free “Cotton” Haines of Gatesville, “ Cot- 
ticket to the sophomore dance Fri~ 
“ Slick” 
da night. The rules of the contest j Johnson of F o rt Stockton, “ Red” Lu- 
the: of Palacios, Fred P flu ghaupt of
are as follows: 
1. The contestant must have had j San Antonio, “ Baldy” D aggett of 
his hair cut in B. Hall on or around San Antonio, Oliver Hills of Rule, 
1 Kurt Schmidt of Fredericksburg, and
March 2, and not since. 

ton” Muckelroy of Austin, 

2. He must apply to John Wood-] Ray PhorusN of Siloam Springs.

following 

Five new members for Orchesus 
honorary interpretative dancing club, 
were selected 
Tuesday ru ff, sophomore president, for meas- 
n ig h t’s tryou ts in which nine appli- urement of his hair before 5 o’clock 
cants participated. Those s u r v iv in g 'today.
3. The e n tra n t having the short-
the tryou ts were Dorothy M ather ] 
Fay Jones, Glenn Jacobs, Margaret est hair will receive the free ticket. 
The following entrance applications
Gates and Katie Ray Hail, 

Thus fa r the race is close between 
Haines and Daggett, with Phoruss 
following in short order. Not more 
the 
than a h a ir’s 
three men in the lead. The winner 
will be announced in F rid a y ’s Tex&n,

length separates 

moori\ * hea(|a<of 'th**visua!^instruc- Educational A ssociation Sigm a X i Initiates
tion D epartm ent of the B ureau of j H olds Luncheon at Caf Nine and Ur. sella rd s
Extension. 

Speaks at Banquet

# 

M iss Bascom W ill 

Read From W orks of 
A m erican W om en P oets

from 

Selections 

the works of 
women poets of 
the very earliest 
type to the modern works of Ameri 
can female artists will be the re a d ­
ing of Elva Bascom, of the L ibrary 
D epartm ent, Thursday at 5 
in E d ­
ucation Building 312.

Miss Bascom gave this reading be­
fore the Open Forum , a local wom­
e n ’s club. The program proved very 
interesting, according to members of 
the club, not only because of 
the 
good selections, but also because it 
deals with the development of A m er­
ican poetry as handled by women.
Among the poets whose works Miss 
Bascom has selected a re: Sarah T. 
Bell, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Phoebe 
and Alice Cary, Felica {lemans and 
others.

Inter-class Sw im m ing 
M eet W ill Be H eld 
at D eep E ddy T oday

An 

interclass meet 

in swimming 
will be held at Deep Eddy this .after­
noon at 4 o’clock at which time the 
w inner of the “ Little Sister T urtle 
C up ” will be determined. This cup 
is being offered 
the best speed 
to 
is not a member of 
swimmer who 
T u rtle Club.

in 

Competitors 

the meet will be 
graded on form, speed, diving, and 
plunging. All girls who expect to re ­
reice 
to be 
team points will have 
present at Deep E ddy this afternoon. 

 

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Senior Invitations 

D istributed T oday 

in M ain Building

ordered 

Seniors who 

invitations 
may secure them this morning from 
9 till I o’clock in the corridor of the 
Main Building. The graduation ex­
ercises will be held on the evening 
of Ju n e 8.

All invitations not called for w ith­
in two days will be sold by the dis­
trib u to rs to pay costs. E x tra invi­
tations may be had by seeing Joe 
S teiner or A rth u r Boaz. No checks 
on out-of-town banks will be acctpted.

C ontract for i 9 2 6 

C actus Photographs 

W ill Be Considered

Award of the contract for the pho­
to graphic work for the 1926 Cactus 
will probably be made at the meet­
ing of the Texas Publications Board 
th is afternoon, according to William 
I.. McGill, m anager of the board.

Monday afternoon, bids from fo u r 
and 

“ Let’s go to beat B aylo r!”
Tonight at 7 o ’clock promptly 

in 
front of 
the Chem istry Building a
I 
M {L, 
rally w,ll b« held for the p ,rp o» of 
finding out how many loyal V arsity j 
rooters will sign to go to W’aco S a t­
urday and cheer for the Longhorns 
when they cross bats with the B ay­
lor nine.

Tonight’s response of the students 
a t the rally determines whether U n ­
cle Billy’s team will be supported by 
a cheering section of Texas rooters 
a t the game.

S p e c i a l T r a i n
Railroad officials have agreed 

to 
ch a rter a special tra in I r the Waco 
trip if as many as 126 students, in­
cluding the twenty men on the base­
ball squad, will sign 
the 
trip to W’aco S atu rday. A ra te of 
$5.95 for the round 
trip has been 
if 125 will agree to ride the 
made 
tra in to Waco. 
If as many as 250 
students can make the trip , the rate 
will be $4.40. The tra in would leave 
S atu rd ay m orning about IO o'clock 
and re tu rn th a t night.

lo make 

F or half an hour and no longer, 
fo rm e r yell leader Bob Payne and the 
new yell leader, Bill Rippey, will can-; 
Vass the rooters and find out 
just! 
how many will be able to make the) 
the ( 
t rip and give their support to 
Longhorns in one of the most cru-; 
cial games of the baseball season.

D i s c h W i l l T a l k

the prog ram fo r a short 

Coach Billy Disch, who has coached 
winding baseball team s a t the U n i­
versity for fourteen years, will be 
on 
talk, 
and will tell the students ju s t w hat 
it means to the Texas team to have 
a rooting section in Waco S aturday.
Dean T. U. Taylor, who has never 
failed the University when called on 
to support the teams, will also make 
a talk.

The Longhorn Band, the Cowboys, 
and the Orange Jack ets will be out, 
probably their 
last appearance this 
year, and will help put pep into the 
meeting.

Today in the rotunda of the Main 
Building a tablet will be placed on a 
can 
table where all students who 
make the trip a re asked to sign.
“ Let’s go to beat B aylor!”

M atcek and B oyles 

W in D ebate at Last 
V ersus Club M eeting

studios were received, opened, 
Versus Club met yesterday in its 
tabulated by a committee composed ot ^ jafJ^ regular meeting of the year. The
Dr. J. B. Wharey, R. L. H arris, edi- program consisted of a pianologue
to r of the 1926 Cactus, and McGill.

P re-L aw s E lect

O fficers T onight

SomlTexceedingly flowery speeches 
o f nomination are expected when the 
P re-L aw Association meets 
tonight 
a t 7 :30 to elect officers for the fall 
le rm of next long session, according 
to Cecil Rotsch. H aving won out in 
in tram u ra l athletics as well as t a k ­
ing p a rt in other activities, the past 
y e a r has been one of the most suc­
cessful in the history of the associa­
tion, he said*

It will be decided a t this meeting 
w h e th e r to elect the Pre-Law re p ­
re sen tativ e on the In tra m u ra l C oun­
cil this year.

L A S T D A Y F O R R A N G E R S 
T o d a y ta t h e l a s t d a y t h a t s t u ­
t ho 
d e n t * m a y o b t a i n c o p i e s o f 
M a y n u m b e r o f T h e R a n g e r , a c ­
c o r d i n g t o B u r t D y k e , c i r c u l a t i o n 
c a r d s 
m a n s f t r . 

P u b l i c a t i o n 

s h o u l d bo b r o u g h t 
t o r o o m 1 5 5 , 
M a i n B u i l d i n g b e t w e e n 9 a. rn. 
a n d 5 p 

.rn. t o d a y , ho sa i d.

debate, 

by Annie Lee D urham accompanied 
by Orleans Van Zandt. Talk on “ How 
Girls Can Become E ng ag e d ” by Lo­
rena Hillyer, a 
“ Resolved, 
T h a t there should be more intercol­
legiate athletics for women,” upheld 
by Agnes Mateck and F an nie Boyles 
fo r the affirm ativ e and Lorena Drum 
mond and Lenora W hitm ire on the 
negative, and a piano solo by M ar­
g a r e t Ekman. The decision was 
rendered in favor of the negative.

A called meeting will be held next 
the 

Wednesday to elect officers for 
ensuing year.

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Rachel G arza H eads

Spanish Fraternity

At the business meeting of Sigma 
Delta Pi, honorary Spanish f r a t e r ­
nity, yesterday 
new officers were 
elected for next year. Rachel Garza 
was re-elected 
president; William 
Dorothy 
vice-president; 
Clayton, 
W hitehurst, secretary; J . R. Howell, 
treasurer.

The following members were se­
lected to serve as vocales: Lucille
Stover, M artha Reese, Virgil Child­
ress and B a rb a ra Mounts.

 I .ait Show ing of 

East of Suez

It takes a rtal picture to come up
to the standard of Pola Negri in Er- 
j nest Lubitseh’s “ Forbidden Paradise,” 
latest fo r Para- 
| jnotmt, “ East of Suez,” 
a Raoul 
. Wateh production which is the fea­
ture at the Texas Theater, is just J 

but Miss Negri’s 

j as g rip p ie r and entertaining a fea­
ture.

Cowan from 

The screen play, Written by Sada J 
Somerset Maugham’s 
age suet ess, has for its background 
I Chirm—with all its romance and mys-j 

tory and larking perils.

in 

The s t a r is ca*' as a beautiful E n g -1 
bsh girl, daughter of a British con- * 
I milar agent 
Shanghai, i 
living 
’ Daisy (Miss Negri) has been away 
J at schr»ol in England since she was 
I ‘-ight y ears old. 
In all this time she 
has not seen her father. She returns I 
only to be greeted with the news of 
I hi.*- death, and what is probably more 
heart-rending, th at she is the daugh-! 
ter of English and Chinese parents! 
j —a half-cade, which is but apothec j 
I way of saying she is a social out- 
i cast.

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K ith tars T e rro r 
LilHan «*a«ae 
Navj-y B e tta s 
Dorothy Hnrrld 
G e r tr u d e A l t n e l t r 
J. Br*rnletie 
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S m ith W h it* 
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Lea Altheimer 
Eleanor Hor to*

Ka therm# Basil
M a ry C o 'lins 
Maxi* Mama 
Melba Mitchell 
Ruth A lif#* 
Hazel H#dirk 
J Vt, M < A ilia t* r

Bu«i# P f- lfe r 
Em Ho Van Zandt 
R a th Sr»#nr#r 
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Elitsbe’h El d rid go 
Loo I** Fox 
Marion' E r a s*

i “ The H eart of a S iren ’* 
Comes to Queen

[ 
Photoplay fan* who witness “The 
| Heart of a Sirt'ri,” with Barbara La 
, Marr and Conway Tearle, will find 
I tome excellent comedy relief 
in ter-J 
Mpcrsed throughout thi.« entire pr*»- 
j duction.
I he supporting cast include* -.ev-: 
| 
including 
jeral excellent comedians, 
star;
I Arnold Daly, 
. Clifton Webb of musical 
comedy 
I fame, Tammany Young aru! William 
Riceiardi.

famous 

stage 

In the ha nos of these experienced 
fun manufacturers, 
the lighter sit-* 
nations in “The Heart of a Siren” ! 
and 
are made extremely enjoyable 
i furnish a strong contrast to the rira-t 
. malic scenes in which Miss La Marr, J 
Tearle, Harry Morey, 
Ida Darling 
and Ben Finney appear.

The picture will be presented at the 
by 

Queen Theater next Thursday 
First National,
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o

THEATER ROW

B y Louie T. Haml et!

Q u e e n : “ The H e ar t of a S i r e n ,” 

T h u r s d a y , F ri da y and S a t u r d a y .

Ma jesti c: B u l t e r K ea to n 

in
“ Seven C h a n c e * / ’ T h u r s da y , F r i ­
day a nd S a t ur d a y.

H a nc o ck : “ Nellie, the Be a u t i f u l 
Cloak Model,” Wednesday a n d F r i ­
da y; “ S to p Th i e f ,’’ C u r t a i n Cl ub 
p r o d uc t i on , T h ur s d a y ; S n u b P o l ­
lard in final vaudeville bill of s e a ­
son, S a t u r d a y .

T e xa s : “ East of Sue*,” W e d n e s ­
day a nd T h ur s d a y ; Ed na F a r b e r ’* 
“ So Big,” Fr ida y and S a t u r d a y .

Buster Keaton 
at Majestic

JAWING

S o m e o n e s a id o n c e t h a t a w o m a n ’** j a w i n g could b r e a k u p a 
I f that is t r u e , w h a t d a r k future** a r e in s to r e f o r 
happy home. 
t h e w o m e n g r a d u a t e d f r o m o u r o w n i n s t i t u t i o n o f l e a r n in g . J a w -
irtg, j a w i n g , j a w i n g —- b e f o r e a n d a f t e r m e a l, in e v e ry claaa d u r - ^ ‘a u t‘ful, must also be beautifully finally get 

R eturns to Screen

Old Tim e Melodrama

ring is Emmett Flynn’s sombrero. He i**tic Theater on Thursday 

B u s t e r Keaton i< a most religious! Mrs. Ra dno r- Le wi s o f N ew York 
y oung m a n in his latent Metro-Gold- j veil! give a mo vi n g p i c t u r e a n d lec­
wyn comedy for Joseph M. Schenck, 
t u r e on 
t he “ P r od u c t i o n an d M a n ­
Right in tho middle of the cinema v F e v t n Chances,” coming to the Ma- 
u f a c t u r e o f Si l k” on F r id a y, May 15, 
7 p. rn. a t K Hall 5. Thi s l ec tu r e 
is s pons or ed by the t ext ile and c lo th ­
ing classes o f t he H o me Economics 
D e p a r t m e n t . T he girls o f 
this de-1 
p a r t m e n t a r e especially u r g e d to be j 
present. All o t h e rs who a re 
ested a r e welcome.

I has declared that melodrama is com-1 Obey ing a precept he finds in a 
j mg into its own, and to back up his book on “ Right Living,” Buster sells 
■ words with action, he filmed Owen all he has and giws his millions to 
Davis’ old thriller, “ Nellie, the Beau* th'* poor. Then, broke but happy, 
tiful Cloak Model,” the picture com- he advertises for a wife, 
ing next Friday to the Hancock The- 
afer, at the Coldwyn r'udios. 

bridal regal ut and all 

i n t e r ­

Some 7,777 women, al! dressed in 
laboring un-
One reason that the picture is aas- der the belief that ho is worth many 
it will bring Claire millions, descend upon him. Custer’s 
picious is that 
Windsor to the screen, a Claire Wind- massacre was child’s play compared 
thrillingly to what happens to Buster when they
aor who, besides 

being 

thrilling.

deceive!-.

their hands on the gay i 

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Black and White

Abp baggage 

transfer

Lightsey’s System

104 AV. 7 

P h o n e s 8 545-3444

STARTING
TODAY

I
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THE LAST VAUDEVILLE

HANCOCK Opera House

NEXT SA TU R D AY 
Matinee and Night 
MAY 16

C i c e r o s

WAVER
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LAST BILL 
This Season!

A BIG F E A T U R E 

V A U D E V I L L E 

S H O W

in g e v e r y e x a m . in c o n v e r s a ti o n , s o m e o n e e v e n v e n t u r e s to s u g ­
g e s t in sleep .

Thin c o n t i n u a l j a w i n g on th e p a r t o f K. U . w o m e n r e q u i r e s 
akill. e n d u r a n c e , a n d a g il it y . 
It r e q u i r e s p e r s e v e r a n c e a n d f i n a n ­
cial b a c k in g a s well. A n d th e s a d t h i n g is t h a t th e y se em to d e ­
r iv e so m u c h p l e a s u r e f r o m t h e i r l it tl e — s h a ll w e call if o u t d o o r 
o r i n d o o r s p o r t ?

T h e b u r d e n o f t h i s m o st e m p h a t i c j a w i n g falls u p o n a g r e a t 
is a b it t r y i n g o n th e i n s t r u c t o r s , a n d th e 
I t is e v e n w e a r i n g on th e j a w s o f th e 

c la s s o f p eo p le. 
m e r e m e n s u f f e r a s well. 
y o u n g lad ie s in q u e s t i o n .

It 

H o w e v e r , a g r e a t good co m es f r o m t h i s p r a c t i c e p r e v a l e n t 
a m o n g th e f a i r s e x o f t h is U n i v e r s i t y — a g r e a t go o d to a d e s e r v ­
in g p a r t o f o u r A m e r i c a n c iv i li z a ti o n — t h e c h e w i n g g u m m a n u ­
f a c t u r e r s . W e feel 
it 
w o u ld is? o n ly f i t t i n g a n d p r o p *** t h a t t h e y s h o u ld p a y s o m e t r i b ­
u te to “ th o s e n o b le so u ls w h o "have b r o u g h t s u c h p r o s p e r i t y to 
t h e w o r l d .— D a ily j 
t h e m . ” Don t s a y w o m a n h a s n o p la c e in 
K a n s a n .

t h e i r n e x t n a t i o n a l c o n v e n tio n 

t h a t a t 

A S T I T C H I N T I M E

T h i s is th e lim e o f y e a r w h e n good i n t e n t i o n s a r e d i s c a r d e d . 
w ith a b a n d o n , a n d f i r m r e s o l u ti o n s w a v e r a t th e f i r s t s ig n of j 
a t t a c k . H a l f - h e a r t e d r e s i s t a n c e is o f f e r e d to th e a t m o s p h e r e o f ' 
l a n g o u r p e r v a d i n g t h e c a m p u s , a n d t h o s e w w h o do not s u c c u m b 
e f f e c t a s h u f f l i n g c o m p r o m is e b e tw e e n d e f i a n c e a n d p r o s t r a t i o n , i 
th e j 
C la s s-ro o m a t t e n d a n c e 
q u e s tio n . G r e e n s w a r d is m o r e r e s t f u l 
th e 
p r i n t e d p a g e , a n d t h e d i a m o n d is by f a r t h e m o s t i n t e r e s t i n g g e o ­
m e t r ic f i g u r e . T h e g e n e r a l e n d - o f - t h e - y e a r s lu m p , so n o tic e a b le 
in 
th e e x t r a - c u r r i c u l a r a c tiv itie s , a ls o a f f e c t s t h e p e r f o r m a n c e 
o f c e r t a i n a c a d e m ic d u t ie s .

i r k s o m e ; s t u d y i n g s e e m s o u t o f 

t h e eyes 

t h a n 

t o 

is 

D e s p ite th e f o r m i d a b l e o b s ta c le s to th e d i s c h a r g e o f s c h o la s ­
th e p r o p e r e m p l o y m e n t 
tic r e s p o n s i b il it ie s , * x p e d ie n c e d i c t a t e s 
o f t h e all too s h o r t t i m e b e f o r e t h e f in a l e x a m i n a t i o n s . T e r m 
e s s a y s a n d r e p o r t s , lo n g d e f e r r e d b y t h e p r o c ru s t i n a ti v e u n d e r - ! 
g r a d u a t e , m u s t be s u b m i t t e d if c r e d i t is to be o b t a in e d . A s s ig n e d ! : 
reading?* m u st be g u lp e d d o w n in i n d ig e s ti b le q u a n t i t i e s , i n s t e a d I * 
o f in t h e le is u r e ly f a s h i o n p r o v id e d by t h e s c h e d u le s . E x p e r i ­
m e n t - m u s t be b r o u g h t u p to d a te , a n d d r a f t i n g p la te s m a d e c o n ­
t e m p o r a r y All th is , a n d m o re , m u st be d o n e , e v e n at 
e x ­
p e n s e of d r a w n looks a n d p a le c o m p le x io n s , b e s p e a k i n g t h e ail- 
n i g h t s e ig e o f r e a d i n g o r w r i t i n g . R u t a f t e r all, t h e e f f o r t s 
s p e n t a r e well r e w a r d e d . S u f f i c i e n t w o r k d o n e b e tw e e n n o w a n d 
t h e f in a ls m a y p r o v e t h e s a lv a tio n of a n in d iv id u a l t o t t e r i n g on 
t h e r a g g e d e d g y A p a s s e d f i n a l is u s u a lly a p a s s e d c o u rs e .

th e 

A c t iv i ti e s m e n in p a r t i c u l a r w o u ld d o well to u tiliz e e v e r y ( 

m o m e n t o f th e t i m e i n t e r v e n i n g b e f o r e t h e e x a m i n a t i o n s . M id ­
t e r m g r a d e s d isc lo s e d n u m e r o u s i n c i d e n ts o f d o w n w a r d t r e n d s , 
w h ic h , a lt h o u g h n o t h o p e le s s , m u s t be c h e c k e d to i n s u r e e li g ib i l - | 
I r se em s a f a r c r y to th e s p o r t s o f next s e a s o n , a n d m en a t 
ity . 
p r e s e n t e n g a g e d in a t h l e t i c s a r e p r o n e t o d i s r e g a r d t h e scholas-1 
tic s t a n d i n g s w h ic h d e t e r m i n e t h e i r p a r t i c i p a t i o n in t h o s e s p o r t s . 
T h e c o m m it t e e on s t u d e n t a c ti v it ie s h a s r e n d e r e d y e o m a n ’s aer-1 
vice in c h e c k in g u p on t h e g r a d e s o f a c ti v it ie s s t u d e n t s a n d c a l l - f 
in g th e m t o t a s k f o r p o o r p e r f o r m a n c e s , b u t th e b u r d e n o f p a s s ­
in g re s ts w i t h t h e i n d iv i d u a l a n d h i s e li g ib i l it y d e p e n d s o n t h e : 
a t t i t u d e he a s s u m e s a n d t h e w o r k h e d oes.

T h e e f f o r t s of th e m o a t c a p a b l e s t a f f o f c o a c h e s c a n be n u l ­

I t is s c a r c e ly a n e x a g - i 
lif ie d by p o o r s c h o l a r s h i p o f th e p u p i ls . 
g y r a t i o n to s a y t h a t t h e f o o tb a ll g a m e s o f n e x t f a l l m a y be w o rn 
sn th e c la s s r o o m a n d e x a m i n a t i o n h a ll w i t h i n 
t h r e e ) 
weeks.— C o lu m b ia Spec u p or.

t n e n e x t 

Application for Home 
Economics Scholarship ^ an *dvi*er with the 
"in* th‘ 

j Economics D e p a rtm e n t, will c o n f e r 
4
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Will Be Made May 15 ; / fI"b ”

* 

tile AcnolarMup loan.
,,.....

The new council met with the old; 
I count**-! o f the Home Economic* Club]
Wsuttlnesrfiay at 7 p. rn. in tm (iirLj 
( Hfcpdjr Hail. PUn* fur n e x t fa ll were 

DR. B U T T E TAK ES OATH

in r e r n r n 

fronter dean 
f t * m em ber-j o f the l a w School o f tile U niversity, 
the ( hristma* card!ha* accepted the position o f Attor-
Iney-G eneral o f Porto Rico, and will
.
N ew provisions for the club s ech o-h a k e the oath o f o ffic e today, ae- 

tp d n t e arid 
.

B utte, 

to

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Dr. G eorge

throagh the cording to Mr* B utte

lafahqy f«nd were 
m m e m o m o f W. h . Lons:, au d itor’ Dr. Butte will sail for Ban Ju an ,I 
■ y M f f f m r i ratty. A U se d d o te for Tapo*,! o f Porto Rico, V; h e r e he w k 
receiving arn- cation f o r the sch olar-]to be stationed.
Ahtp wast set tor not later than May without
I, t m I will fee u vt a rd* A by May

in about a wt*t*k,I 
to Auiltin. Hiff 
* '*• i family will probably join him in a * 

fetor nine 

U m m g , head of the Home month or xix weeks.

t o y e d 

S h e 
b r o k e n 
a n o t h e r c o n q u e s t .

w i t h m e n — a 
j u s t

h e a r t m e a n t 

W I T H

BARBARA LAMARR 
CONWAY TEARLE
A LS O L A U G H G E T T E R 
“ DAY O F R E S T ”

Shows

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V O C A L I N S T R U C T I O N 
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P H O T O G R A P H S
W h ere th e is b ea u ty w e ta k e it 
it 
W h ere th e 

is none we m ake 

T H E J E N S E N S T U D IO

 delivered a d e d ic a to ry a dd ress 

on 

to sh e lte r w ith in i ts fr ie n d ly walls 

Both Dr. F la n d e rs a n d Mr. Why-1 

this su p e rb building to bouse 

th«

sors of ma t he ma t i c s and W. M. Why. I

youths o f t h i s land in t h e i r p u r s u i t 

of a know ledge of the liv in g world, 

h u m , A M., asso c ia te p r o f e s s o r 
the same subjects

in 

M E T H O D I S T P I C N I C

U niversity M ethodist boys will e n ­

te r ta in th e M e th odist g irls w ith th e

b u rn will 

te a c h d u r in g b o th 

te r m s ' 

of 

th e com ing s u m m e r school ses­

th e 

f ir s t 

sion and Dr. Michie will re m a in dur-i 
te rm . Miss S t a f f o r d ; 
ing 
has been with th e U n iv e r s ity d u r in g 
the p r e s e n t long session h aving com e! 
h ere f r o m Brow n U n iv e rsity , w h e re 
in m a th e m a tic s an d! 
she specialized 
took h e r d e g re e . 
.She is a Phi B eta 
K appa an d an a sso ciate m e m b e r of! 
Sigma XL

a n n u a l picnic F r id a y a t 4: 30 . T h e 

p a rt y will assemble a t th e c h u rc h a n d

will 

leave 

in 

tr u c k s 

f o r B a rto n 

Springs. 

Swi mmi ng an d g a m es will 

l»e the main 

items o n th e p r o g r a m . 

Mr. anil Mrs. E. T. B u e h r e r will be

the official c haper ons , th o u g h t h e r e 

will be e t h e r gu est s who a r e non- 

1 nix*! sity st udent s. All M ethodist
students a re invited.

A f M u e l l e r ’s S h o e S h i r t

OFFICIAL NOTICES

T HE books o f 

th e V a r s ity C irc u s 
will be closed within th e n e x t few 
a c c o u n t 
days. A n y o n e ha v in g 
a g a in s t 
to 
su b m it it a t once so t h a t it can be 
paid.

is r e q u e s te d 

th e C ircus 

an 

T R E A S U R E R .

C H E M I S T R Y CL U B m e e tin g F r id a y 
n ig h t at 7:30 o’clock in M. B. 33. 
ta lk on some 
Mr. G. IL Boon will 
phase o f 
in d u stry . 
E lectio n o f o f fic e rs . All m e m b e rs 
u rg e d to be p re se n t.

p e tro le u m 

th e 

T H E 

P R E - L A W A ssociation will 
m e e t to n ig h t a t 7 :3 0, lo o m 9 o f, 
It 
b e J 

L aw B u ilding 
to elect o ffic ers. 
is n e c e s s a r y th a t all m e m b e rs 
p r e s e n t.

K OTSCH.

n o u n c e s 

E T A c h a p te r o f D elta S ig m a Ph i a n ­
th e s e v e r a n c e o f f r a t e r ­
n al r e la tio n s w ith P aul A. Milligan. 
VV. A. A. called m e e tin g T h u r s d a y 
a t 7 :30 a t gym . V e r y im p o rta n t. 

F L O R E N C E SM ITH .

P R E -M E D boys who desire room s a t 
th e P re - M e d house f o r th e Coming 
s u m m e r a n d 
a r e r e ­
q u este d to see D. A. P e n ic k a t once.

session 

long 

M A N A G E R , 

j

RAC QI E T F L U B m e m b e rs will p lay 
a s m a n y m a tc h e s as possible by 
T h u r s d a y n ig h t, M ay 14, in ste a d o f 
t o u r n a m e n t m a tc h e s. F in ish p la y in g 
a n y R a c q u e t Club m a tc h e s you have! 
s t a r t e d . Be s u r e 
to m a rk all y o u r 
scores on th e big c h a r t a t the ladder! 
b e fo r e T h u r s d a y 
T e n n is 
will be d e te r m in e d b y th e g r e a te s t 
n u m b e r of R a c q u e t Club Round Rob­
in m a tc h e s won d u r i n g th e ye a r.

n ig ht. 

A ll-U n iv e rsity 

ALI. G IR L S who a r e to r l a y in the 
t e n n is c u p t o u r n a ­
m e n t sign up in o f fic e 4 by T h u r s ­
d ay n ig h t. A ny s t u d e n t o r m e m b e r 
of 
th e ; 
to u r n a m e n t. Bign up f o r singles a n d j 
doubles.

is eligible 

f a c u lty 

f o r 

th e 

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

DEDICATION

(C on tinu e d F r o m P a g e I)

“ B otanical Science a n d 

the S t a t e , ” 

following P r e s id e n t Splavvn’s fo rm a l 
opening of the cerem onies.

“ In s p e a k in g on ‘B otanical Science 
the S t a t e ,’ i t is but a p a r t of 
a n d 
t h a t 
‘E ducatio n 
la r g e r q uestion o f 
find D em ocracy,’ w hich T e x a s i n h e r ­
ited in teh fo r m of th e slogan, ‘A c u l­
tiv ate d mind is the g u a r d ia n genius 
of d e m o cracy ,’ w hich every c a ta lo g u e 
of 
to 
th e U n iv e r s ity b r in g s fre sh ly 
m in d .” s ta te d Dean B ra y in opening 
his a d d re ss p ro p e r. 
‘‘We, th e d e m ­
ocracy o r the s ta t e , have built a n d 
p lan to m a in ta i n an i n s t itu t e fo r r e ­
search a n d 
te a c h in g in th e field of 
biologic science; w h a t r e tu r n s , th e n . 
will issue fr o m th is in v e s tm e n t? ”

th e n 

f i r s t , 

reviewed 

the r e t u r n 

T he s p e a k e r 

th e 
two g e n ­
pro sp ectiv e r e t u r n s u n d e r 
in 
eral h e a d in g s: 
the 
form of m a t e r ia l benefits, a n d , 
second, th e r e t u r n s in the dom ain of 
ideas as e f f e c t in g a philosophy of 
life. He f i r s t e xpla in e d th a t b o ta n ­
ists by 
tim e h a v e p r e t ty well 
explored th e e a r t h f o r Species of th e 
h ig h e r p l a n t s and now the business 
of biologists is to s o rt them out geo ­
g r a p h ic a lly an d to control ^heir p e r ­
th e m a t t e r of q u a n ti ty 
fo rm a n ce 
and q u a lity of yield, t o ra is e 
th e ir 
v it a lity a n d in c re a se th e ir immunity 
a g a in s t disease, a nd so on.

th is 

in 

“ B ut 

th e g r e a t e s t r e tu r n s coming 
fro m b ot a n i c a l know ledge lie in a c e r ­
t a i n philosophy o f l i f e and in the n a ­
t u r e o f c e rta in s p i r i t u a l q u a l i t i e s 
a p p re c ia tio n , b r e a d th of 
tolerance, jo y an d freedom in the ex ­
p a n d in g horizon of t r u t h , e n ric h m e n t 
of th e religious n a t u r e , in modes o f ; 
th in k in g a n d in m y to ta l concept o f, 
the U n iv e r s e ,” concluded Dr. B ra y .

I
sy m p a th y ,! 

Kof oi d 

I alk* on Bot any

In th e fin a l d e d ic a to ry a d d re ss of i 
the p r o g r a m , D r. C h a rle s A. K o fo id ,I 
in the U n iv e r ­
p ro fe ss o r of zoology 
the 
sity of C a lif o r n ia and one of 
c o u n t r y ’s most 
scien tists, 
spoke on “ The H u m a n Values of Bi-1 
ology.”

e m in e n t 

“ We a r e m et to day to dedicate to 
the service of 
th is g r e a t com m on­
w e a lth a new g i f t from its h a n d s of

th e ir 

in v e stig a to rs in 

p a tie n t 
dili­
gent s e a rc h f o r th e s ec rets of life,” 
Dr. Kofoid said, “ an d as we 
light 
the fir e s to d a y of th e ir new tem ple 
of le a rn in g , we m ay well tu r n aside 
f o r a tim e to question why a com m on­
w ealth has given th is b uild in g 
into 
o u r c h a r g e .”

The s p e a k e r 

then proceeded 

to a 
discussion of the aim s a n d pu rpo ses! 
which a n im a te biological 
in stru c tio n 
and r e se a rc h . He a s s e r te d t h a t the 
m a te r ia l benefits of biological science 
a r e indeed g r e a t, and t h a t they a r e 
in c r e a s in g e v e ry d a y in both v a rie ty 
a n d n u m ber. Most s tr i k in g i l lu s tr a ­
tions of th e b enefits derived by m a n ­
kind fro m biology were th e n disc uss­
ed 
in d e ta il by Dr. Kofoid, d ealin g 
w ith a p p lic a tio n s of biology in s u r ­
g e ry a n d a g r ic u ltu r e .

in 

the 

C o n g r a t u la ti n g the U n iv e rs ity on 
its excellent new building and e x h o r t­
ing 
the 
th e biological s tu d e n ts of 
U n iv e r s ity to c a r r y out 
th e g r e a t e r 
vision which h a s j u s t re c e ntly been 
gained 
field of science. Dr. 
Kofoid concluded the dedication cer­
emonies. 
to 
make an inspection t o u r of the new 
building, P re sid e n t 8 pl a w n b r o u g h t 
the cerem onies to a d o se. a n d V a r ­
sity s new est addition to th e ca m p u s 
w as fo rm a lly dedicated.

I n v itin g those p r e s e n t 

University Faculty 

M embers Will Teach 
at Tech College

A c c o rd in g to a n n o u n c e m e n t m ad e 
by the B oard o f R eg en ts o f th e ne& 
T e x a s T echn ological College 
to be 
located a t Lubbock, Miss E liz a b eth 
S. S ta f f o r d , in s tr u c to r in p u re m a t h ­
em a tic s in the U niversity, has been 
a p p o in te d as a d j u n c t p ro fe sso r in the 
d e p a r t m e n t of m a th e m a tic s o f 
the 
new college. T h r e e o th e r m e m b e rs 
of the U n iv e rs ity fa c u lty also have 
been se le c te d fo r th e te a c h in g s t a f f ' 
of Tech. 
J . N . Michie, A.M., and 
D onald A. F la n d e rs , Ph.D. o f P r i n c e - ’ 
ton , have been ap po in te d as p r o f cs-1

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S C A R B R O U G H ’S

Kajbpa Kappa G am m a 
Observes Founders D ay

Active m em bers of K a p p a K a p p a
G a m m a e n te rta in e d th e pledges and 
a lu m n a e m em bers T u e sd a y evening 
a l the c h a p t e r house w ith a b u f f e t! 
b a n q u e t given 
i r honor of n a tio n a l 
f l a n d e r s day. T he hono r g u e s t of 
t h e e v e n in g was Mrs. VV. L. B ra y , a 
m em b er of th e so ro rity who is here 
w ith h e r h u sban d, Dr. W. L. B r a y of 
S y r a c u s e U n iv e rs ity f o r th e dedica­
tion of th e new Biology B uilding, 

j

K a p p a D elta so ro rity is e n t e r t a i n ­
ing w ith a te a fro m 3 to 6 o’clock; 
F r id a y a fte rn o o n 
c h a p t e r 
house.

th e 

a t 

E piscop al s tu d e n ts who a r e seniors i 
in the U n iv e r s ity will be g u e s ts of 
h o n o r a t a d in n e r to be given com-, 
plirn enting th e m F r i d a y eve n in g a t 1 
th e p a r is h house.

S O C I A L C A L E N D A R 
F r i da y

U n iv ersity Glee Club, 

d in n e r 
dan ce, A u s tin C o u n try Club, 8-12 
o ’clock.

S ig m a E ta Chi d a n c e , C o u n tr y 

(d u b , 9 to I o'clock.

S o p h o m o re 

In fo r m a l 

D ance, 

W o m a n 's Gym, 9 to I o ’clock.

S u n d a y Club, G re g g H o u se , 7- 

12 o ’clock.

R a m sh o rn 

Society 
d an ce a n d p ro g ra m , C a c tu s Tea 
Room, 8 :3 0 to 12 o ’clock.

L i te r a r y 

S a t u r d a y

G e rm a n Club, K. C. H all, 9 to 

12 o ’clock.

A ll-U n iv ersity d a n c e, W o m a n ’s 

Gym, 9 to 12 o ’clock.

L a m b d a Chi A lph a 

in f o r m a l 
dance, S te p h e n F. A u s tin H otel, 
9 to 12 o'clock.

Mrs. Masterson Speaks 
at University Y.M .C.A

Mrs. H a r r is M asterso n Sr., o f 
H ou sto n spoke y e ste rd a y a fte rn o o n 
a t th e Y .M X .A . to m e m b e r s o f th e 
v ario u s p a trio tic societies of th e city 
a n d U n iv e rs ity . H e r su b je c t w a s 
‘‘P eace” and th e ta lk c a r r ie d a m e s ­
sa g e fr o m 
the world peace eonven- 
t ital held la st y e a r in N e w Y ork, to 
which M rs. M a ste rso n w as a dele­
g a te .

She is in A u stin to a tte n d th e w ed­
d in g of Miss E liz a b e th S im kins and 
H a r r i s M a ste rso n , Sr., w hich 
ta k e s 
p lace T h u r s d a y m o rn in g 
a t All 
S a in ts C hapel.
* 

* 

* 

*

A lp h a Rho Chi, social a r c h ite c t u ­
r a l f r a t e r n i t y , an nounces th e in iti a ­
tion of the following s t u d e n t s : W il­
son M cClure of Dallas, Jo sep h Mills 
of Dallas a n d C a rl R. Olson of C i s ­
co.

L am b da Chi Alpha f r a t e r n i t y will 
hold a b a n q u e t to n ig h t a t 
th e S te ­
phen F. A u stin Hotel in h o n o r of n a ­
tional fo u n d e r s ’ day. Doc E ck dah l 
will ac t a s to a s tm a s te r .

A cacia f r a t e r n i t y held 

its a n n u a l 
f o u n d e r ’s d a y b a n q u e t a t th e c h a p ­
t e r house on T u e s d a y evening. Dr. 
B r y a n t a c te d a« to a s tm a s te r . A lu m ­
ni and pledges w ere g u e s ts of 
the 
active c h a p te r .

M rs. M. J o n e s w as hostess to the 
U n iv e rsity D am es a t a r e g u l a r m eet­
ing hold y e s te r d a y a fte rn o o n .

M rs. 

It. J . R oberts h a s r e tu r n e d 
to her home in B r y a n a f t e r a visit 
w ith h e r daughter, F r a n c h i s e , a t the 
Z eta house.

Lucille W illia m s and Louise S a n ­
ders huve gone to B ro u g h to n , Mass., 
to a tte n d a re u n io n of Wellesley a lu m ­
nae.

B e ta T h e ta Pi annou nces th e pledg­

Herl>ert G. T u r n e r h a s 

re tu r n e d

ing of Tom P ic k e tt of P a le stin e .

f r o m H o u sto n w here he a tte n d e d th e I 
th e W o rld 's A d v e rtis in g 
o p en in g of 
A ssociation Convention.

David O. Jo h n so n h a s 

r e tu r n e d

fro m D allas w h e re he a tte n d e d 
o pening o f th e D allas A th le tic Club.

the 

L a w re n c e D o u th it h a s 
fr o m a v is it to S an Antonio.

r e t u r n e d

G a m m a Phi Beta 

s o ro rity 

pledge service W ednesday 
f o r Lois P a r k e r .

held
ev e n in g 

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NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY LAW 
SCHOOL
Sum m er Session 1925 
J u n e 2 2 to A u g u st 22

S U M M E R F A C U L T Y I N C L U D E S 

F r e d B. Br anson, J ust i c e of S u p r e m e C o u r t of Oklahoma.
B e n j a m i n W. Colman, Ch i ef J us t i c e of S u p r e m e C o u r t of N ev ada . 
John F. Mai n, Chief J u s t i c e of the S u p r e m e C o u r t of W as h i n g t o n . 
An dr e w M. Morrissey, Chief J u s ti c e o f the S u p r e m e C o u r t of N e ­

br as ka.

Earl C. Ar nol d, F a c ul t y o f G e o rg e W a s h i n g t o n Law School.

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

Dean J o h n H, Wig more, H e r b e r t L. Har ley, E l m e r M. L ee sma n, S t e ­
phen Love, J a s p e r F. Rommel , Cha rl es H. W a t s o n .

FOR B U L L E T I N AND D E T A I L E D I N F O R M A T I O N A D D R E S S :
S e c r e t a r y N o r t h w e s t n r U n iv e r s ity L aw School, N o r th w e s te r n 
U n iv e r s ity B u d d in g , S i W est Lake S t r e e t, Chicago

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

THREE

GEOLOGISTS SEE PERMANENT 
INCOME FOR UNIVERSITY 

IN 

DEVELOPMENT OF POTASH BED

By D. W. Hoi!** 

| we m ight nay will be p e r m a n e n t? We

coaches will have c h a r g e of coach­
ing a n d a t h l e t i c 
all
sports.

tr a in in g 

in 

Roy H e n d e rso n will have charg e
th e w inning
th e sw im m in g and 

I 
[ of 
! te a m will swim in th e S o u th e r n rm-et 
a t Dallas.
{ 

S t a f f a n d r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s o f 

the

G alveston. 

I
T h e o d o re A rm s tr o n g , Medical Col-j 

lege, G alveston.

B e a u m o n t High 

I. J . D im m itt, A th le tic D ir e c t o r . 1 
.School.
B. M. D im m ore, S u p e r in te n d e n t of 

School*, E le c tr a

Dr. F. C, W alsh , H u n t, Texas.

Conclusion* recently reached fro n t j h a v e proof o f the e xistence o f potash L o ca tio n

on Guadalupe 

k cam p a r e : 

a long aeries of 
fir m a long left conviction t h a t p o t­

inv estig atio ns con- on the U n iv e rs ity lands in sufficient

q u a n titie s to j u s t i f y th e sp e nd in g of j 

ash does exist in com m ercial q u a n ­

these oil ro ya ltie s to develop the p o t - 1 

tities ©a U nive rsity of T e x a s 

a n d

a s h source*. 

o th e r Southw est T exas 
to tal a re a is so m e th in g 

lands. T h e ) m ig h t 

tu r n a 

like 

th r e e ! revenue into 

is 

I f th is 

done.

we
te m p o r a r y source of 
source j 

p e r m a n e n t 

a 

Open to Boy*

n 

. 
w e e n 

Age* of IO and 20

T h o m a s A H olland, A u stin High

School, te n n is cocah.

Tom Dennis, A th le tic D irector,

j 
; A ustin High School.

Plan* fo r C am p Lone S t a r to b e j 

Roy H e n d e rso n , U n iv e r s ity 

o f

six te e n mil** w e s t o f K e rrville I T exas.
Ju<y 1-2H, a n d th e -lecond te r m j A. M. Mc'* sprier, 

S c o u t E xecu

hundred by two h u nd red m ile,. Dr. which woald no doubt w o r e 
J . A. U ddeu. of the B u re a u of Keo- ; 
Boatie Geology of 

th e U n iv e r s ity 

* r e a [ f r 

. 

| h* V* 
f 7*. 

of Economic Geology sa id :

to be f r ".m J u l y * * J " A u * u *t **• 8 r - weli “ **• S , n A ntonio.

, . 

, 
1 an * e „f,‘ 
, 
PI OV#; 
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) 

u n d e r way. T he c a m p is located on
the G ua-
t r a - k of land on 
to boys
It
is u n d e r th e d ire c tio n of Alex W aite,
* * had hu ndred s of i n q u i - J jn g tr u c to r jn physical T r a in in g in the

roya 
*. 
Iil,r*afl j b etw een th* a g e s o f IO a n d 20. 

da lu p e River and 

8 a la rg e 

is open 

M adison Bell, head Coach, T.C.U. 
J . W. C ulver, h ead o f M ath D e - 1 

p a y m e n t , San Antonio A cadem y.

W. J . M u rra y , A th le tic D irector,! 
j 

S o u th E n d High School, H o u sto n , 

F re d Kirkm an. Medical College

Elat at the
BON TON 
CAFE

Always for the University 
in Everything 
609 Congress

A ustin to
LAREDO

N U E V O L A R E D O , M EXICO

AND RETU RN

G rand Celebration 
‘‘La Noche M exicana”

A N igh t in O ld M exico
“Down By the Rio Grande’*

PU LLM A N BERTHS 

$1.88 Lower—

— $1.30 Upper

TICKETS ON SALE FOR TRAINS LEAVING AUSTIN

7:00 p. rn. May 15 and 5:55 a. rn.— 7:00 p. rn. May 16 
All Good to Return, Leaving Laredo 11:30 p. rn., May 17

CITY OFFICE, A U S T IN HOTEL, PHON E 7755

M. L. Morris, P. St T. A. 

ROBT. W EBB, Asst.

, 

“ T h ere can be no m ista k e a b o u t 
. . . . . 
th e re being potash on these lands a n d
it runs in a t e r r i t o r y fo r th r e e hone 

. 

. 

. 

. 

in Width 

dred miles in l e n g t h 'b y two h u n d r e d * 
" 
mile* 
B u t no one could 

t. - 
th is being one co n tin u o u s i u 
think of 
a* Z I 
* — — i, 
, 
, 
.. 
potash bed, 
it can only be a r m s o f : 
ir 
, 
th** 
the old sea extend in g o u t h ere a n d 
th a t, sufficient 
there. Yet even a t 
investigation has now been m ade to 
ju s t if y a 
extensive) 
th o ro u g h and 
test of th e whole field.

. 

, 
, 

“ It will ta k e a couple o f m illion 
dollars to make the su rv e y of thesis 
potash possibilities, b u t ev e ry p r e ­
lim in a ry investigation has been m a d e 
t h a t is n ecessary an d now is th e tim e 
. to m ake the fin al an d conclusive in ­
vestigation of th e m a tte r . And we 
I this much money should be provided 
* fro m some source fo r such inve«tig a- 
have every reason fo r s a y in g 
t h a t 
lion. E v ery evidence h a s been ob-, 
tam ed th a t would j u s t i f y such a n e x ­
penditure.

There a r e some com m ercial con­
cerns Interested in th e p o tash beds o f 
.Southwest T ex as, but w h e th e r a ny of 
these a r e of sufficient im p o rta n c e to 
ta k e c a r e of th e situ a tio n , I am not 
able 
le tte r s and 
lither co m m unications c o nc e rn in g th e 
beds very often, but w h e t h e r a n y of 
the men who have seen me a r e s u f ­
ficiently backer! to c a rry o n t h e w o r k 
or not, I ca n n o t say.'*

to say. We have 

Dr. H. P. By bee of the geology de-; 
th in k s 
th e U n iv e r s ity 
p a r t men t of 
the absence of o th e r fu n d s 
in 
th a t 
th e p o ta sh 
for 
the developm ent of 
beds on U n iv e rsity 
oil 
th e 
royalties of the in stitu tio n should br* 
tu rn e d to t h a t work. He s a id :

lands, 

The oil on 

these la n d s will not 
last alw ays. Why not tu r n it to w a rd 
developing a source o f income which

T i ? 

u * " - J E ? ™ ? I *

given to these p o tash possibilities, i n 
Potash possibilities. It
*r,V*in l° 
is not bec au*<- th*- n e w s p a p e r a r t i c l e - 
I is hoi. o tx a u se m e n e w sp a p e r
,
I 
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rn.*.,,. I...,.,. 
r a v e peen e rro n e o u s w i n
them -
- h a v<* been erron eo us within 
,
, 
, 
. 
the
‘ { selves, b ut because people 

________ 

p u t 

. 

i 

* 

w ro n g co n stru c tio n on w h a t 
read. We do know t h a t p otash does 
e x ist and we believe it to be in such 
q u a n titie s t h a t would j u s t i f y th e e x ­
p e n d itu re of a n y re a so n a b le am o u n t 
of money to fu lly d e te rm in e j u s t w h a t 
we do have. 
I t will tak e possibly a 
couple of million dollars to com pie ie- 
ly in v e stig a te the m a t t e r and g«‘ it 
on a p ro d u c tiv e b a sis.” 

.

. 

. 

, 

■ 

. . . 

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University.
r. 
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. 
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riding, an d all o th e r o u td o o r )
I sp o rts , the c am p will have a school 
j d e p a r t m e n t ; th e w ork being credit-)
ed in the public schools o f the S ta te . 
M a tty Bell of T. C. U. with o t h e r !

.

DONNELLY Sr. W H IT E
Phone 6131
Plumbing and Heating 
Contractors
9 0 5 C o n g r e s s Ave,

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— 20

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— M a26
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BARKER MOTOR COMPANY

F O R E N G L I S H C O A C H Dial 3313. 
— 16

Call f o r Mrs. H udson. 

University Lodge 
No. 1190 
A. F & A. M.
T h u r s d a y , May 14, 7 :0 0 
p. rn., S co ttish Rite C a th e - 
W’ork in th e E. A, d e g re e . All
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visiting b r e th r e n m a d e w elcome. W. 
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s e c r e ta r y .

o f 

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o th e r m a n u s c r ip ts n e a tly and ac­
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Phone Miss M yers, 4930 or 2468 a n d 
-— 16
will call f o r all w ork. 

D O N ’T D R O P M a th o r P h y sic s; le t
me h e lp you p a ss th e m . Call L a w ­
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— M a29
p o in tm e n t in co a c h in g . 

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| H A R D B O IL E D s h ir t bosoms go with 
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th e show 
fre e . 
“ W h a t B ecam e of th e O t h e r 
M a n ’s W i f e ? ”

DANCING

of 

class 

Register now for the 
last 
the 
school year. Learn to 
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P h o n e 7 8 1 2

S T U D E N T S — C om e in an d h e a r th is 
one. “J u n e B r o u g h t th e R o ses,” a 
n e w W altz on a C olum bia R eco rd. 
B ld eso e’s Music S to re , 
C o n ­
gress^____________________________ — 2 0

821 

S A X O P H O N E S — I*earn 
M a rtin “ H a n d c r a f t ” 

to p la y a 
S a x o p h o n e . 
E a s ie s t o f all 
to play. 
All sold on e a s y te rm s . J. R. Reed 
Music C o m p a n y , A u s t in ’s lea d in g m u ­
sic store.

in s tr u m e n ts 

ROOMS FOR RENT

W A N T E D — W o u ld like to b uy slig h t­
p h o n e 
— 15

ly used w a r d r o b e 

9181, J. G. M. 

t r u n k , 

RO OM S F O R G I R L S — O n e -h a lf block 
o f ca m p u s. Also an a p a r t m e n t . 
2005 W ichita, p h o n e 3313. 
— 16
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with six ro o m s each, one u p s ta ir s 
In U n iv e r s ity 
P h o n e 8018. — 17

a n d one d o w n s ta ir s . 
n eig hb o rh o o d . 

A F E W m o re d e sira b le ro o m s 

fo r 
girls d u r in g s u m m e r session. See 
Mrs. K nipp e, 2 5 IO W ichita. — 16

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to 

sires 

r e t u r n 

Y O U N G M A N W A N T E D — W ho de- 
college n ex t 
fall, w ork d u r i n g s u m m e r v a c atio n . 
W e p ay good s a la r y and plan e m ­
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tu itio n . 
A pply H. M. C la rk , Y. M. C. A. — 14

to e a rn 

to 

S T U D E N T w a n t s p e r m a n e n t 

h o u rs 

e a c h 

day . 

few 
9448. 

jo b — 
P h o n e 
— 15

stores. 

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I f Miss Vivian R ich ardson 
will con d e sc e n d 
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MR. REAL E STA TE MAN: The stu ­
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1,000 Austin 
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homes are reached daily. The want 
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L O S T —-W hite s w e a te r w ith m on o­
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L O S T — C r e s c e n t shap ed pin s e t with 
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— 16
tele p h o n e 4476. R ew ard . 

le a t h e r “ T e x a s ” n o te 

L O S T — T h u r s d a y on cam p us, b ro w n 
c o n ­
ta in in g n o te s v e r y v a lu a b le to o w n ­
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call M ildred 
to T e x a n o ffic e , o r 
— 17
F ie ld in g a t 9135. 

book 

tips, 

a m b e r 

L O ST — A b lu e silk u m b r e lla w ith 
Law 
in roo m 
Building, a b o u t a w eek ago. F in d e r 
please r e t u r n to P u b lic a tio n s O ffice 
— 17
I or ph on e 9626. 

103, 

copy o f M ad a m e T h e re se . 

j F O U N D — In f r o n t o f Y. M. C. A.: a 
I f the 
loser will p a y f o r this ad, he m a y ob ­
ta in sa m e b y doing so 
a t M. B. 
155._____________________________ — 14

“J a m ie T h o m p s o n ” 

L O S T — A jew e le d Phi Mu pin w ith 
e n g ra v e d on 
back. F in d e r please r e t u r n to P u b- 
lications o ffic e or p hone 7598. — 15

LOST— AH faith in the average an­

tiquated, inefficient laundry. 

F O U ND — An 

up-to-date, modern 

laundry in the
A USTIN LA U N D R Y AN D DRY 
C LEA NIN G COMPANY 
_____________ Phone 5368_____________

L O S T — A sm all p a c k a g e 

li­
b r a r y , M ay 7. F in d e r please r e ­
tu r n to P u b lic a tio n s o ffic e o r p ho ne 
— 16
8178. R e w a rd . 

th e 

in 

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te m b e r 6 th. Will only r e n t to p a r ty 
P h o n e 9874.— 20
w ith o u t ch ild re n . 

FO R R E N T — F u r n is h e d house, nine 
bed room s, sle e p in g p orches, block 
of cam p us. F o r su m m e r, b e g in n in g 
J u n e 5 to S e pt. 5._______________— 2 0

F O R R E N T — A f t e r J u n e 5 

su m m e r, fu r n ish e d c o tta g e . 

rooms, sleep in g porch 
801 W est 2 4 th 
6809.___________________________ ___ 14

S tr e e t , 

a n d 

d u r in g 
F o u r 
g a r a g e . 
te lep h o n e 

FO R R E N T — S o u th e a s t f r o n t room , 
nicely fu rn ish e d . Ph o n e 7 27 3— 20

f o r 

light 

F O R R E N T — Cool, f u r n ish e d room s 
F o u r 
blocks n o rth of cam pu s. Lights in­
cluded. 
2806 
N. G u a d a lu p e . P h o n e 3364. — 19

h o u sekeeping . 

re a so n a b le. 

T e r m s 

FOR SALE

F O R S A L E — Good 

a s s o r tm e n t o f 
used tir e s and tb u e s a t m oney s a v ­
ing or ices. A u stin G o o d y e a r Co., 
116 E a s t 7 th S tr e e t, Dial 7010. — 2 0

D avidson w reck. 

F O R S A L E — S a y fellow, A H a r le y 
In good r u n n i n g 
sell 
o rd e r, j u s t o v e rh a u le d . M ust 
f i f ty plu n k s cash. 
f o r 
^ m e d i a t e l y 
203 E a s t 2 3 rd , p ho n e 4703. — 15

F O R S A L E — F u ll 

blooded 

pups. 

F o u r m o n th s 

police 
old. Call 

_ _ 1 6

3401. 

F O R S A L E O R R E N T — Nicely f u r ­
n ished brick house. Also a p art­
m e n t house. B e st 
location. Two 
blocks south o f cam pu s. W ill fin a n ce 
this sale cheap. Box 1927T, Uni- 
versity.________ 

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F O R S A L E — M aps o f th e 

city o f 
A ustin, new a n d u p -to -d a te , show­
ing nam es a n d n u m b e r s o f stre e ts, 
p ark s, s ta te re se rv a tio n s, schools a n d 
colleges, public buildings, h o te ls an d 
o th e r p laces of in te r e s t. Only a lim ­
ited n u m b e r . G e t yo urs now. Dixon 
B Penick, 109 1 - 2 E a s t 9th S tr e e t , 
phone 5132._____________ 

1 4

 

cycle in good 

F O R S A L E — H a rle y Davidson m o to r­
re a so n a b le 
S tre e t 
_ _ 14’

price. 
phone 2931.___________ 

2303 S a n A nton io 

shape, 

FOR SA LE— At reduction, one round 
trip p * „ . e e to New York City vi* 
Mallory Line* 
from Galveston with
r - S \ £ t W“ *' p r o - i n - t New 
York hotel. 
address 
Box 1927-P, University Station, A us­
tin, Texas.

lf interested,