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A U S T IN , T E X A S , T H U R S D A Y M O R N IN G , A P R IL 29, 1 9 2 0

NO. 151

MNE XX-

ICAMPUS pl a y h o urs college sa v in g s 

THENCE w eek 
present MANY POPULAR IN SUMMER PU N S ADOPTED BY 
I d LECTURERS SCHOOL BEGIN TODAY VARSITY STUDENTS 

sh o r th o r n s w alk co eds to m ake
un iv er sity b a n d 
TAKES ACTION ON 
OVER ELGIN TEAM 
RECENT JUDGMENT ON LOCAL GROUNDS 

TRIPS TO CABIN 

UCH WEEK END

HORNED FROGS 

WIN GAME OVER 

LONGHORN NINE

P la n s W ill B e S u g - 1 F r o lic 

in F ron t o f W o m a n ’s T w o T h o u sa n d S ig n R eso lu tio n T o D isb a n d 

f o r Y ear U n less S co re o f 

°a 

V a r s i t y G irls 

Next W e e k 

B u ild in g a t 7 O ’c lo c k — In- 
d oor B a seb a ll 

F o llo w in g 5 M inute T a lk s. 
U n iv ersity L eads

S ta n le y R e in sta te d — P la n 
For F u tu re

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I n d ic a te s C h a p e r o n e s 
In d ic a 
L o o s e n e s s of ^C ontest A u
ler Stars

to 5 

P r o v id e d E v e ry F in a l 

Score 

It 6 lo 0. Barr y 

md

Morgan Pitch

{or th, V ocational Education

As an innovation 

in the U niversity Five m inute speeches were made to 

A t 

. , be held on May 3, 4. comes
t h e auspices of the Y. W. I play hour on 

see
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th e 

re g u la r T h u rsd a y 

night students in all d epartm en ts preceding Band 

the campus, for both 

classes Wednesday m orning on 

the the 

{the Y
by
An effort is 
mi interest

uditorium, chapel, and Ii- boys and girls, which will be insti-
yf C. A. have been J tuted this evening a t 7 o’clock, in the 
the committee m I open area in fro n t of the W om an’s

l f

all £ir ls *n 

j Building. The fe a tu re for this open-
I
I ing hour will be a baseball game be- 
M Bennett, m a n a g e r of j tween a g irls ’ team and a boy’s team , 
( ilkgiate Bureau of O f - j represen tin g two of the large Univer- 
Indoor baseball
though 
the
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wjU be here the entire th re e j gjj.y boarding houses. 

} rules will be employed, 

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Joh n H. A w try, stud ent ch a irm an | sided as chairm an.

of the organlization, last night sent the h an d ’s fu tu re the following reso-
the following telegram to the F ederal lotion was adopted:
Director a t D allas: 

the last week
b(irs of thc Univcrsit Band have
before the Discipline
sum m 0ncd 
prompt- pressed today by their sign atu res to Committee on the charge of “ insub-

"The University of Texas, through t, 

W hereas: Within 

body as ex- 

stud ent 

of 

gam e will Im- played on the outdoor 8ppr0Va, 
ground. This game will begin 

of the College Savings Section cussed and it w a s unanimously agreed S horthorn squad when they took 

in the University. 

plans
installed 
speakers met with g re a t success 
shown by the s ig n atu res of some two 
thousand students to the resolution as 
proposed.

The bv
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the U niversity 

That a baseball diamond may

a meeting of 
last night the recent action of come a dusty cinder path was proven
the
Discipline Committee was dis- with 
the
larg e r end of the lopsided score of l l 

little effort yesterday by 

the band 

t h a t 

the m em bers of 

be­

as th ey should disband for the r e m a i n - 

d e r o f

 the yfear unless Mr. Stanley be Although 

to 5 from the Elgin Independents.
the game
the outcome of 

reinstated. W. A. Schropshire pre- fo r the first three* and a half innings 
in favor of 
the
With regard to seemed doubtlessly 
Elgin aggregation, 
the Shorthorns 
pulled themselves out of the hole in 

I n d u s t r i a l l y a t 7 o'clock 

and occupy the g re a te r j the num ber of two thousand, has met 

‘ ordination” p referred by the Commit- Te)[a8' squ.„V 

Employment, th e news- j p a r t o( 

the hour. 

Following will I th « challenge laid down by the gov- ^ on Musical Organizations, which j th<_ th jn | frgm e 

for Women in the j the students have proved so popular ; honor to 

general gam es in which j c™ m ent and h a s ta k e n * Crw,.,t8^ I investigation resulted in the removal 
its of u .on c s t a „ Wy> form er director, 
the colleges rn 
stan d am ong all 
initiatory su pp ort of a movement of flnd „ „ apology required of both him 

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im portance and m agnitude 

to ;m(| Mr w „ bur „ uk«. and 

P la y hours somewhat sim ilar 
the nation as a whole.” 
these have been found very popular 
, 
It ha* been our under- 
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ii nas peen our u h u h game, but was relieved of the burden
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d u rin g the sum m er 
session, and offer Many members of the University 
th U niversity Band 
, 
the u n iv e rs ity Da“ u • when he was touched for two bingle*
, 
# stu d e n t organization since the 
unusual o portu m t.es for good o u td o o r!h a v e made statem en ts t h a t the Urn-1 
fur.. The Monday night dances f o r j v e r s i t y of Texas has added one more tjme t h a t W0 (irgt became connected 

Auler exhibited his knack a t ilam-
any
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inning
d u rin g the y ea r t h a t this additional I and the nation by planning and get- m _n j nf„ r v au th o rity of such com- 
turn wjien j.u. c ra t-ktMI out two home runs.
lllltted nrollnd durin(f tMa
h o u r of gen eral am usem ent has been 
provided, und er the auspices of th e student body. 
every man „„ the nin, had
n.iiK Mr Rollmnnl 
A tkW U CoL.inr.il 
Athletic Council. Both Mr. Bellmont 
and Miss Aden ex press themselves as 
being hearitly in sym pathy with the 
plan, and will be present to take p a r t 
in the games.

^|ie opportunity of bringing one run
hits were
| recorded, two walks and out hit by
pj^c^ e r . An e r r o r by C. C arter

its leadership in the s ta te wUh [t and u n in formed us to
it and uninformed as to 
with 
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s u m 
m andatory auin oru y 

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ting the t h r i f t movement before the mittaM.< School of Music or its pro- T|)(. 

The F ed eral Reserve Director will 
all 
in th e district. Rice, 

edge t h a t Mr. F ra n k L. Reed has 
gun active p re p ara tio n s for procuring 

W hereas, It has come to our knowl- 1 across 

salarie<1 director for the band in the j of the E igins allowed two tallies.

- f e t o r s , in re g a rd to the policies of the f 

O th er College* Organize 

m ing the ball 
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begin sim ilar organizations 
o th er colleges 
A. and M., S. M.
all come here fo r inform ation r e g a r d - . £uture 
I be paid 
ing organization. 
The executive committee which was , ket ta x 

U., anti others wil 

the sh o rth o rn nine
(gai(, salary> as proposed, to 
trip was given
p a rtly from the student b l a n - , w }10 did not make the 
and p a rtly from the School of a chanct, to get in the game. Among

Kvery man of 

fashion, 

admirable 
and combining 
hits with skill, concluded the game 
with a wide m argin of tallies

“ Pep” Peyton took tip* box for the
the first down in
flnd 
itl h«-d a re-
„ e 8truck out ,.u.v.
six
tw0. , hi,,d< innin|ni. McCalla went

allowwl l m . hits 

kaW„ 

the mound ... Hie beginning of the j parties a t the different cabins.

S a t u r d a y — M a n y S p o r ts on 
S c h e d u l e f o r G irls
 

 

 

Official chaperones w ill Ive a t each j 
the three cabins each S a t u r d a y ., 

of 
One will he a t the Mammy Cabin, a n ­
other at Oak bodge, and also one at 
the houeboat which is tieing completed. 
The council is anxious th at some girls 
come out each week-end and spend the 
time out at one of the cabins. Any 
number may come to the cabins, no 
limit being to those to be allowed to 
come out

Girl* “Sign Up"
is essential, however, 

It 

that 

in her office, 

the 
girl:- sign up before hand with Miss 
Mamie Aynesworth 
if 
they desire to go out to the cabins, j 
Tho girls are always welcome on S at­
urday afternoon and also especially 
to spend the night out on the lake
The girls who come out to the cab­
ins are requested to bring plenty of 
blankets with them. Many interesting 
games a re played out at the week-end

M a n y A m u s e m e n t *

Some of the girls go rowing, others 
go in swimming, while still others in­
dulge in various sports The supper 
is usually preparer! over an open fire 
where buns, bacon and 
the like u n ­
supper different 
prepared. 
amusements are sought to pass the 
hours before time to go to bed And 
it is even rumored that Miss Louise 
W right sometime* sings teh girls to 
sleep.

After 

If the girls stay over for Monday 
and have to return for early classes, 
they get up early and prepare their 
Some­
bre akfa st over a bonfire. 
times the evening is spent in w a tc h in g \&P*cull to the Texan.
the moon come up over Oak Lodge 

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BELL T O T E A C H B. A .

C O U R SE S IN C H IC A G O

P rofessor Spurgeon Bell of 

the 
school of Business A d m in istratio n will 
be one of the U n iv ersity professors 
who will teach in n o rth ern schools d u r ­
the sum m er, having accepted a 
ing 
the 
teach accounting 
position 
U niversity of Chicago.
P rofessor Bell will 

these 
courses for both term s of the summei 
session in the U niversity of Chicago.

teach 

to 

in 

SUMMER SCHOOL TO 
HAVE B. A. COURSES

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in B y l i n e s * A d m i n i s t r a t i o n , S e l l -

I n a P r o b l e m s , a n d B u s i n e s s
Law O ffered

appointed some time ago, composed of Mugic fu n d ), and
both faculty members and stu den ts,; w hereagf We realize th a t it is b< st 
the fu tu re , ac- fo f the Bftnd tQ huve as its director 
will be retained 
one w ho has an active interest in the
cording to Mr. Awtry. 
Band as a student organization a n d ; consistor, ()f ; Moore, C. C arter, S.

those were: Thomas, Wickline, Fdlis,
Nowlin, Cox, Bates, Marshall, Jones, 
Auler, Peyton, Van Zant a’nd M c - , from the bank of the river.
the visitors I 
Calla. 

Student* Thanked

S u y O v er* A l l o w e d

line-up of 

The 

in 

Mr. A w try stated th a t he was a n x - 1 % member, ra th e r than for pecun | Selleh, Deviney, McCall, Lanfear, m any girls as can wil come
-cabin* and spend the time
us to thank the following members | ^

fu r th e r realizing j Condnit J. Selleh, and Culp. 

 rea80nff am j 

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The cauncil is very anxious th at as
out to the 
from Snt-
.Monday morning
School of Music” andj a ( -]a r k 
jn p rep ara tio n for the Any invitations are Also extended to
the School of Music g a m t > tomorrow with the Sari Marcos the girls to come out a t any time to
, the houseboat to swim, row or come 

Shorthorns will practive today urday evening to 

will practive today 

The Shorthorns 

urday evening 

to Monday

by 

t h a t such director would dc an 

th a t gu<,h director would be an “ In- 
in- 

which has so lately shown antagon- 
ism to the tru e interests of the Uni- 
versity Band, 

ist Academy at San Marcos, 
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Score bv innings: 
in n in g s :
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101 10 01 Olx 

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T herefo re we, the present members I shcirtliOrns 

14 IS 2 HAMAD ADV A f AHEM 
Batterie*: Elgin, Deviney and Con- flUlNUKAlx I ALnULITl

B l o u t to have a good time.

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different committees for t e n co- 

of un**;*cliv vuimiiin^vo 
. 
operation, assistance and 
leadership s tru c to r in 
in p u ttin g the m a t t e r up to the stu- dominated 
dent body: P ublicity committee, Hu-
jlon Black; F acu lty Committee, C a p ­
tain Bellmont, Miss Eunice Arden,
Dr. W harey, J. A. F itzg erald , Dr. E. 
j T. Miller; stu d en t speakers 
Ruby 
1 Daniels. E rn e s t May, George Reddy,
Buck M urray, Hilton Ilow'ell. H a r r y 
Jack, Mob H arrison, Minnie Ciesche,
Alice Ballard, E u do ra Hawkins, John 
Cofer, W ard Powell, Paul McMahon,
C rystal R. Ross, Adolphus R. Moore.

of the U niversity Band, do hereby by 
our unanim ous decision, decline 
j ta k e any f u r th e r active part in the 
: U niversity Band as an organization 
: in the fu tu re unless the following con­
ditions are complied w ith:

1 

T h a t 

the Band remain a s tu ­
dent ergamization, as 
its status has 
been in the past, free from any dom­
ination by the School of Music.

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2. T h a t fu tu re bund directors Im* 
elected by active members of the or-
f ganization.

to d ru ; Texas. CcCaliu, Peyton 

and

Ellis.

Prof. Reed Prepares 

Paper to Read Before 

Music College May I

Fran k L. Reed will 

lie the honor 
(g uest at the opening of the San An 
> tonio College of Music of May I. at 
which time Mr. Reed will read a paper 
ion “ Music Education.” This college 
I h a 1- as directors Mr. John M. Stein - 
I feldt and Mr. Paul Blitz, two well- 
i known musif teacher* of San Antonio. 
This is the fifth time that Mr. Reed 
has bea n invited to speak in San An­
tonio, where he is very popular, hav­
f r a n k 
ing spoken on 

the “(V asar 

j Symphony” this year

SOCIETY TO ELECT

P h i B e ta K a p p a to S ele c t M e m ­
ber* o f S e n io r Cia** W i th 
a “ B” A v e r a g e

According to a statem ent given out) 
by Dr. E. T. Miller, president of Phi j 

Beta Kappa, honorary Academic So­
ciety, the Phi Beta Kappas will meet 

this afternoon at 4 o’clock in room 208, 
Education Building, for election of 
new m e m b e r s from the class of 1020. 

Those eligible for election are candi­

d a t e s 

f o r 

the A. B. degree in June: 

Several courses 

in Business Ad­

m inistration will 

be offered by the 

school for both term s of the summer 

session. 

Some of 

the courses are 

given in the first term , b u t the m a­

Parish Breakfast To 

Be Given 

in Honor of 

Bishop W ho Speaks Here

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Bishop H a r r y T. 

.Moore of D a ll a s 1 

I Signed I 

least.

jo rity of them a re given in the sec­
ond term for the last two-thirds a t 

Those courses which will be given 
ac­

Episcopal Church, corner 
and Tw enty-Seventh streets, on. S u n ­
day, May 2
plan nin g to come to Austin on 
by the school th is sum m er are 
date fo r m any m onths past ami a full
counting, selling problems, stenogra
phy, and 
l a w , ; congregation is expected. There will 
investment*, and m athem atics of in- be a corporate communion of S unday
Club members a t 7:30 a. rn., followed
vestment.
by a b re a k fa st at the parish house.
In the afternoon the Bishop will talk •lot'" Caramel, VV G S carbrough, Os
a t the meeting of the S unday Club. ‘ a r Heye,
E very one is invited to attend.

will conduct ail services in All S a in ts ': B u rn e tt P h a r r , O. ll < ow art. Gra-
of Whitis dv Fuller, John Caughey. Calvin < .
J. Clar-
Locke. Sidney P. Chandler 
Bishop Moore has b e e n ; <■•«* Andrew s, Henry Young, Robert 
this IE . C rudington, George J. Jennings, 
Merwin Ratcliff, A. L. Bain, J. D. 
Howell, Irving Garfinkle, Raymond 
(iarfinkle, R. S. Ford, VV. K Strother, 
W ilbur B. Duke, George H W ray, I 
( \ Stanley, I). T. Stafford. Jo hn Moon,

typew riting, business 

individual 

in 

Gee, Steve G a rd n er, VV. A. Shorp-
, hhire, A. Squyres.

JUNIOR WEEK HAS 
FULL PROGRAM OF 
EXCITING EVENTS

B a r g e R id e T o n i g h t to Be G a y 
A f f a i r — G o o d M u sic a n d 
R e f r e s h m e n t s

will take their re g u la r annual trip to 
leaving 
.San Antonio 

this week-end, 

here on T hursd a y evening at 5:05 ©vet 

Advanced 

Trip to San A ntonio 

To Be Made by Class 

Mr. Reed has ju st re tu m e d from 
the State Music T eachers’ Associa­
tion at Marshall, where a r e p o r t o f
Aubrey Moore, (.corge M c - |hig <>n ^ ..S ta m ,an!izalJon on State
Music Teachers” was adopted by the 
association, with recommendation that j 
it be submitter! to the S tate I><*part- 
ment of Education as a basis for cer- j 
teachers whose | 
tification of m u s i c 
work is to lie accepted by the public 
Steps are also being taken j | t 
school' 
S teps are also being taken
to have correspondence courses offered ! mc
the Extension Departm ent prepar- 
in
ing teachers for these examinatior 
which courses will be published in 
circular by this departm ent 
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in Business Training

in accounting 

students 

— 

the M. K A T. Railway and re tu rn in g f o r m e r A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l

in 

tw o-thirds 

Business A dm inistration l l will be 
given 
thirds, the first 
being given in the first term and the 
rem ainin g 
the second 
term . This course will be given by 
Professor Le Deuc of the U niversity 
of Illinois. P rofessor Le Due will also 
give advanced accounting 
first 
term of the sum m er school, being g iv ­
en in B. A. 12.

the 

Professor J a m e s Anderson F itz ­
gerald, a d ju n ct professor of Busine** 
A d m in istratio n, will give a course in 
selling problems under the name of 
B. A. 218. This course will be given 
the first term and will meet two hours 
a day to cover the course in t h a t way.
A course in Business Law, B. A. 
23. will be given by Professor R. E. 
the 
Cofer, professor of 
first two-thirds will be given du ring 
the first term of sum m er school.

law. Only 

Looney to Speak in Favor

of D em ocracy at Capitol

Hon. B. F. 

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Looney, form er Attor- free A s . 

. . . 

fiev General, will speak tonight at 8 
in the Hall of the House of 
o'clock 
Representatives 
th. 
National Democratic Administration.

in defense of 

Junior week is now in full <wing 
the ear 
tak en 
ride alre ad y having 
place on Tuesday night and the pic­
tu re show last night, wdiich was ch a p ­
eroned by Miss Lila M. Casis. dean 
of women.

and 

The next 

stenography

im po rtan t event of 

Miss V era Spears, a ss istan t in the 
A r t of Teaching, will teach typew rit 
du rin g both week will be the b arg e ride tonight
ing 
t e r m , of the sum m er school. There The boat will leave the boat house at
will 'he several sections devote.! 
It is e x tre m e ^
important th a t all jun io rs who desire
, 
ridc get th eir r i b- 

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Another course which will be given to go 
i n ' t h e sum m er school is th at on in- bops 
some,,me 
Will CUNCI HV«: 
v e s t m e n t s , B. A. 24, which w ill cover hours o f 9 and 
Professor sale in the < orridor o /th e Main Build-
corporations and finances

these courses each t e r n 

to the Dam at 6 oclock 

today between 

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S i * associate p r e f e r of A c t u . 

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the chaperones for this affair. The 

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over the -ame route on S atu rd ay 

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While in the Alamo City, the s t u ­
dents will visit about twelve m a n u fa c ­
tu rin g and m ercantile concerns. Pro 
fee aor Spurgeon Bell has charge of 
t hi - trip to San Antonio ami the cl as* 
members num bering 18 will be accom­
panied by him on their trip.

It is an annual custom to go to one 
of the la rg e r cities of Texas for this 
and for reasons unknown. San
trip

with which the students arc always 
the men whose concerns 
t r e a t e d by 
they visit. And added to this is the 
fa ct th a t 
take a
the business men 
very deep interest in the students and
t h e F ' m^ d i ; of ' ^
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These will be on The school ap preciates 

tfre Antonio is always chosen as the place.
the c o u r t l y

meal

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help out the visitors

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who have attained an average of B 

of 

for the three years of their course in 

the University. Those who graduated 
I in August, 1019, will be included in
the election today 

to the winners and run ners-u p in the 
final contests of the University Inter- 
u r clastic League a t Austin, May 6-8, 
.re on display in the show windows
In addition to t h e 10f the Co-Op and will remain there 
the grad u atin g classes, anti! turned over to the 1920 winners.
The various events fo r which the 
. venteen 
loving cups a re aw arded 
tach year and the names of the p re s­
ent holders are 
follows: High
as 
school debate, Jam es H a r t and Ja m e s 
ru r a l school de-

members
honorary members are eligible 
election who have won special dis- j 
their graduation, are 
tinction since 
G raduates of the
customarily elected
the
University who have received 
)octor of Philosophy 
.lion o f hixh rank are, if not already I bate. B a rn e tt Burna and V era Green,
elected I.ampaaaa; extempore speaking,, con-
,ember- of Phi Beta Kappa, 
I tested in for the first time this y e a r;
declamation, Terrell

from an insti- j Hamilton, Austin,

the boys' 

senior 

for

membership.
Not more than one-eighth of 
r a d u a t e s of June a n d 

last A u g u s t . Sledge, Kyle, and Will K" ox. Flores- 
ne-eisrhth to be -Ville, tied; boys* jun io r declamation,
Adams, Commerce; g irls’

may be elected. The one-eighth 
elected will be those having the larg- Howard
est num ber of free A’s which are ob-(senior declamation, Alice Hanchett, 
four! Port A rth u r; girls' ju n io r declama- 
aloed on 
l e o n a r d ; 
Jean P endergrass, 
Two A ’s a re required to can cel'b oys' rural school declamation Pan 
The remaining A ’s are termed Durham , Pleasant Valley; girls ru ra

th eir 
O n e r ,, cancelled by a n ,lio n , 

the basis of 

j ears work. 
A
one D,

. school declamation, Helen Arm strong,
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The local chapter of Phi Beta Rap-! Panhandle,

j,a was installed in 1904. 
.aly ch a p te r of this society 

It is the 
in 

Spelling, Bessie Minter. Austin, 
the class A essay writing, Mary Stolts- 
fur. Tulete; ward school essay w rit­

of Texas 

t e n Governor Ferguson was w a g - The officers for this year are: Dr. ing, M artha 

 

th a t 

th,. University 

,, will be E T Miller, president; M i.s Lula

the Governor’s Benedict, secretary-treasurer. The ex- 

m g WI 
remembered th a t it was B. F. Looney Bailey, vie, president; 1)ean 
who discovered 
a , tempted veto of th,- entire appro- ecutive council consists of Dr Morgan Albert Le,saner
p rin t,on for the U n iv e iiity was. void. | Callaway f ^ r K . C Barker, an d, Cuero. 
anti a t A ttorney General, Mr. Looney Mis* N m * Weisinge . 
officially 
President 
advised 
th a t Ferguson had failed in 

\ inson 
The meeting i- open on y 
his at- members of the society. Announce-, 

. 
ment of tho.se elected will take place ( the same ach 

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 cujtody 

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schools for one year and
for three successive years by
awarded perma-

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I L L I m ith v ille H ig h School; 

tennis,
d D wey Smalley.

faculty

and student* immediately a fte r 

the ck>*e of th e nently

arc kept permanently.

meeting

 

 

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win* the time she will 
ient Efficiency," "Choosing a 
‘New Occupations.”

an
she will take UP A d v c r'

Iwt,
laboratory work, 
Latx 
anent
(field, ant 
Differences wi 
n Bennett for 

d Occupational T h e r - j 
HI be a r r a n g e d 
those girl* Who I 
, 

lew

Local Speaker.

Dorothy Sole. assistan t direc- 
,;u.trial -lur ttion of tho s ta te 
zmt of education, will speak
portunitie* Tor Ye omen *•» 

1 

Field.” , 

-h 

. . . 

. . . 

thel Lyon Heard, chairm an cl 
I en nu will discuss both
and nursing, while Miss 
[the department of home eco- 
vill treat nursing only.
Walton, educational director 
pr Bros of D allas, will h ave 
abject “Educational D irectors 
ochers of Salesm anship.”
Elva L Bascom of the U ni­
lib ra ry 
chairman of 
rill, together with Miss J u lia 
of the public library in Hous- 
k on library science both 
in 
and round table.
G leon of the school of a r c h i ­
val hold a round table d is ­
tr. “Woman as an A rch itect,”
.<.« Essie Lipscomb presiding.

the 

Worker* P r e s e n t 
Frances Dunning, national Y.
A secretary, will 
speak on 
pent Management.”
Nancy Lee Swann will have for I 
eel “Social and Educational 
Bribes in tho* F a r E a s t.”
Linda Spence Brown will tak e 
opp -tunnies for women 

A work 

j 
Mphrey Lee of the Methodist 1 
fcair, chairman of the religious! 
aal n-ction, will have for his!
“The New Vocation.”
Home E c o n o m i c * G r o u p

home economics gro up of 
M ■ Mary Gearing is chair- 
' mal meetings will be held.
Berry, district home d ©im­
age nt of the A. and M. 
servuc. will taKe up "Hom e 
ration “ Members of the U ni- 
home et intrudes d e p a rtm e n t 
*>' Miss Gearing. Miss Agnesi 
‘ate director of vocational 
Comics, will also speak.
Reed of the U n iversity 
‘ 
ff music and Miss E lfre d a 
r supervisor of public school 
’he stat. d epartm ent of ed- 
; • Lith discuss music.
*•' possible th at Miss M a t­
'd the industrial edu- 
' of the C hildren’s Bu- 
^bingt-.n, D. C., will be one 
^nan- hor subject to be an- 
for 
r. A rrangem ents 
• ' completed definitely

Eunice Glen is ch airm an o f 
1 ’i* ation group and Ivan 
J.-* social workers group. 
iV'“ ’ n of the commit- 
- e.i.'h 'jtraker here for con- 
lay following the main 
^ 
imposing the voca- 
' 
committee a re Miss 
airman, Miss M ary 
a 
' k Kathleen Moles- 
Barnes, and Miss Essie 

. 
d 

torf,

^son.

; a i k \ d a r f o r t h e 

m e n d i n g MAY 

I.

j»y.

ra a? 

14 Hall.

Way,
Ban. 

• f - 1 

‘ - 0 Beta T h e ta
C ountry C lub;
n 'Jb 
a t Mrs. Wins-
rr* n Engineers’ dance

May 

I — G erm an a t

Jal c

A LEN DAR ('OM

S p e c i a l 

f o ( h r Texan.
Worth, April 28.- -A venging

their double d efeat suffered a t 
the 
hands of the Longhorns on the local 

field, the Horned F ro g s piled up a 
score of 6 to 0 a g a in s t th e Texas 

players in the game a t F o r t W orth 

today.
The Longhorn sluggers were a t no 
time able to connect with th e offerings 

of the T. C. U. pitcher, Donahue, who 

was credited with nine strik e-ou ts 
and no walks. B a rry and M organ oc­
cupied the mound for th e Longhorns, 

Morgan getting two strik e-ou ts and 

B arry three. This was the first game 
pitched by Morgan this season. Texas 
placed three hits with only th re e e r ­

rors.

Score by innings:

T, C. U ................................210 OOO 300
.................................... OOO OOO OOO
Texas 
Line-up: 

*

Texas— English cf, McCullough 2b, 
lb, F itz g era ld 2b, 
Cannon 3b, Falk 
H a r t c, Robertson ss, Moore lf, Mor­
gan p, B a rry p.

T. C. IL— Douglas 

2b, P rinzing 
lf, McDaniel lh, B erry c, Fow ler ss, 
McKown 3b, Gans cf, Donahue p.

The Longhorn p itcher fo r th e gam e 
at Dallas T hursd a y with S. M. U. 
will probably be M cN am ara.
------------ 0-------------

S O UT H W E S T E R N WI NS, 18 T O I.

Georgetown, Texas, A pril 28.—The
Southwestern P ira te s this afternoon 
pounded the offerings of two pitcher* 
and won from San M a rc o s 'Normal by 

The Nolmalitas 
an 18 to I score. 
could do nothing to Robertson who 
allowed only five hits during the en­

counter.

The score:
.........
Southwestern 
San Marcos Normal

 
 

R H
18 17
I g

B atteries: 

Southw estern, R obert­
son and Pearson; San Marcos Nor­
lina!, Pate, Bretelle and Talbot.

LOVING TROPHIES 

BEING_EXHIBITED

C o-O p S h o w s C u p s an d M e d a l* 
W h i c h G o to In te r sc h o l­
a s tic W i n n e r *

For the benefit of U niversity s t u ­

dents and the general public, several 

of the seventeen loving cups and a 
and 
n u n !ber of the 136 gold, silver, 

brr nze medals which will be aw arded 

 Che

Cflt

FT nit CoO«rt D*itty to th* South

Puhi is bcd on th* O km ptm of th* Uairmiltj 
of Tex** br th* »tud**rt body f i r r y morning 
*KC«t>t Monday

(MB**: Roo* IM, Telephone *14#

Fi t*red M »*eon<I-ci**» m »tt*r e t th* poet 
th* A et of 
for

office et A u« tin. Tern*, under 
Con*™ *. Mnreb B, 1*7*. A « * p t* n c - 
co*.-ne et Sp eels I ret* of poet***1
for la Section HOI, Act o f O c to b e r I, 1917,
author lied September 24, 191*.

Texan A < hi«ry Board 
M IL T O N P . U N G 
Editor-in-Chief 

W retrr W B row n 
HtjLON W BLACK 

H O lm MIUor
Menngirvg Editor

BUSINESS ST A PF

N U G E N T R B R O W N 
B u s in e * . M e n e g e r
WESLEY W BROWN--------------- Ambient
.C irc u la tio n M *A *«er
« GRA DY BR IG G S

STA FF FOR TODAY 
I smit E d ito r s :
George McGee 
Assistants:
A fton W y n n 
I r m a Gesehe 
R e p o r te r s :

Hill Cock# 
R ay m o nd G a rfink le
Ir v in G arfink le
Corinne Flood 
Russell B a rr o w
VV. P. Moore 
Septics* Sm ith 
b red J. W hite
T ra v is Moursund Doris S na v e ly
C h a rle s M unro
l in e Scott 

O U K N E X T G O V E R N O R .

What do you know about the 
men who a s p i r e to be the next 
governor of Texas? Perhaps you 
have Heard that there are some 
three or four men running; you 
may be aware of the fact that 
there are some burning issues, 
such as “administration” and 
“anti-administration,” but are 
those of you who are qualified to 
vote sufficiently informed to vote 
intelligently, and are those of 
you who will not be able to vote 
sufficiently 
to keep 
informed 
your reputation o f being “ j e s t ­
ed” on current affairs?

The future of the University 
of Texas for the next few years 
depends in no small d e g r e e on 
the man who will Im* elected our 
next governor. Nearly all the 
candidates seem to realize that 
their attitude toward the U niver­
sity will count for much in de­
ciding a large number of voters. 
Most of them have said that they 
favor a less niggardly support of 
the University 
the future; 
only onevhas to our knowledge 
announced as favoring a lessen­
ing of the University’s appropri­
ation.

in 

interested 

"The intelligent University stu­
dent will be 
in all 
things that affect his University, 
whether they affect it immedi­
ately or remotely. Rut the intel­
ligent University student is also 
interested 
things removed 
from the sphere of University 
life and welfare. He is especial­
ly interested in politics this time 
because the University is con­
cerned, hut he would tx* interest­
ed in politics under any condi­
tions.

in 

The University man who lives 
from class to class or from dance 
to dance is surprised on leaving 
school at the pity or contempt 
that sometimes greets him. He 
is often pitied or despised for 
his positive ignorance— his igno­
rance of the significant questions 
of the day.

A University may be regarded 
as a place where one trains for 
life, but it is, obviously, also a 
place where one lives. Unless 
the University student keeps in­
formed about the things that are 
the concern of men not in college, 
when he leaves college he will 
find the transition from a colle­
gian to a business or professional 
man an awkward and embarrass­
ing one. 

•

Dr. Battle to Return 

To U niversity J u n e I 

Following Appointment

R atification of the a p p o in tm e n t of 
Dr. W. J B attle as p ro fe sso r of c la s s ­
ical languages in the U n iv e rsity w as 
made a t tr.e m eeting of th e B oard of 
Regents on T uesday.

Dr. B attle, who has been for 

the 
a e four years professo r of G reek a t 
re- 
the U niv ersity of C in c in n a ti, 
signed from th e fa c u lty of th e U n iv e r ­
sity of Texas in th e fa!! o f 1917, a f t e r 
h iv in g been connected with the U ni- 
v e r i ty for a period of tw e n ty - f o u r 
} ear*. He cam e to the U n iv e rsity in 
189! an associate p ro fesso r of G reek. 
l a te r he w a- made dean o f the f a c u l ­
ty. and in the in terval before the a p ­
pointment of P resid en t Vinson he w as 
acting p resident of the U n iv e rsity .

The appointm ent takes effect w ith 
the opening of the session of 1920-21. 
Dr. Bailie ha* already been 
an- 
r«>unced, however, as a member of the 
facility for the uumanar session, so 
that his return to A ustin is expected 
about the first of June

Diamond Dust

b y B ill:

.Speaking of circus*** sev eral hun 
d r e d f a n s saw a real show y e ste r la> 
on ( 'l a r k f* 
s t a m p e d in g S h o r t h o r n s r,m a w a y frw 
th e E lg in r u s t ie r

when M a n a g e r 

for 

pre se n te d 

N ot only a Circus hut also 'WB verai 
th* 

sid esh ow s w ere 
a m u s e m e n t o f th*- fan*. C a tc h e r ( 
d r a , th e one score and ten receiver of 
th e E lg in ite s , w a s on e a ttra c tion while 
“ S l im ” L a n f e a r on th ir d e n te r ta in e d 
the s p e c ta to r s w ith his anti* *

As an u m p ire “ H a m ” is r e a d y 
to 
join th e a r b i t e r ’s union. S u g g e s t th a t 
Nick sign him up to officiate a t the 
n e x t g a m e of K itc h le r ’* “ kid*

it 

D e sp ite 

looked as 

the p a r a d e s ta g e d by 

the 
th e y would 
v isito rs, 
“ c o p ” in th e th i r d in n in g when they 
h a n g e d M c G a lla ’s Tellvtiry 
two 
sin g le s and a home ru n and chalked 
up t h r e e run->

for 

lf 

B e fo re M cCall* wan d e rric k e d 
f a v o r o f P a y to n in th** th ird , tho S in 
A nton io tw i r l e r pitched tw o p e rfW tly I 
good in n in g s an d did not allow a hit 
in thew* tw o frame#

in; 

F or s t o r e board records, th e scorei 
Ten ru n s 
the 
t h a t 
in onej

,<M t a new one yesterday 
in one 
D u s te r h a s ever seen go up 
inn in g

the m ost 

i n n in g 

is 

F o u r te e n men faced p itc h e r Deviney 
in th e f o u r th in n in g and ten of these 
t r o t te d a ro u n d the p a th

R ig h t fie ld e r A u le r m ade a h ittin g 
record fo r h im s e lf by h itt in g tw o cir 
cuit clouts ov er the left field wall in 
t h i^ sam e 

in n in g

W ond er why In fie ld e r Cox w aited 
u n til the e ig h t h in n in g to u nc o rk his 
f a v o rite s t u n t o f liftin g one o v e r the 
left field r a ilin g

G. C a r t e r w as 

the only E lg in ite 
t h a t m a n a g e d to p il f e r second off Jo e 
E llis d u r i n g 
in n in g e n t e r ­
the nine 
ta in m e n t.

T h e T e x a s c a tc h e r got 13 of 

the 
27 p u to u t s a n d a t b a t m a n e u v e re d to 
first bn.se by g e tti n g hit twice.

S p e a k in g a b o u t n a tio n a litie s , w h a t 
th e fa m o u s 

a b o u t th e S e e la h s from 
A u s tin s u b u r b '’

T e x a s fa n s feel confident 

t h a t th e 
D ischm en will m a k e a big r a i s e in th e 
cham pionship s t a n d i n g on th e p re s e n t 
road t r i p

in 

G e tt in g 

24 h its 

T r in ity 
g a m e s show's t h a t th e L o n g h o rn s a re 
m a k in g a race on the la st lap of the 
1920 c h a m p io n s h ip M arathon

two 

C a p t a i n Bobby C an n o n h a s 

r e ­
g a in e d h is b a t t i n g eye and th e speedy 
L o n g h o rn 
to 
e n te r th e c h a r m e d circle of .300 h i t ­
te r s b e fo re th e season ends.

s a c k e r pro m ise s 

t h i r d 

h i t t i n g 

W a tc h 
th e F a l k - F i t z g e r a l d - R o b e rt­
clan m a k e the 
son- E n g lish 
B e a rs s te p o u t of t h e i r t r a c k s w hen 
th e L o n g h o r n s 
the W aco 
h a u n t s F r id a y a n d S a t u r d a y .

in v a d e 

W hich c o m b in a tio n will 
th e h ig h p e rc e n ta g e 

p ro b a b ly 
the
t h a t 

spoil 
B e a r s now have.

t h a t w a n ts 

D r. L. W P a y n e w as th e speaker 
y e s te r d a y 
e xercises 
at C h a p el 
the s to r y of 
re a d 
m o rn in g . He 
Ja c o b w r e s tlin g w ith 
the a n g e l 
T h e d o c trin e of s tr u g g le ii a s old 
as h u m a n n a t u r e , b u t it is p a r tic ­
u l a r l y e m p h a siz ed 
in C h r i s t i a n i t y 
P a u l sa y s. “ We w re stle not a g a i n - 1 
flesh a n d blood, b u t a g a i n s t p r i n ­
F o r 
c ip a litie s a n d p o w e r s ” 
the 
s t u d e n t 
to p ro g r e s s 
e v e ry d a y m u s t be a new s t r u g ­
T h e r e m u s t be w re s t lin g 
gle 
a g a i n s t a n y physical w e a k n e s s u n ­
the 
til o u r w eak p o in ts a r e m ade 
so u rc e s of bodily s t r e n g t h 
S t u ­
d e n ts a r e ac c u stom e d to th e i n te l­
lec tu a l s t r u g g l e 
to 
in 
success. 
P r o b a b ly th e most often 
sh u n n e d is th e m o ral s tru g g le . N o 
m a n can h a v e s ta m in a of c h a r a c ­
t e r w ith o u t w r e s tlin g 
it. A 
te m p e r, a te n d e n c y to v a r y 
quick 
fro m 
to 
tr u t h , a disposition 
the 
th in k in an u n k in d ly w ay, o r i n h e r ­
e n t s e lf is h n e s s a r e o fte n r e a d y to 
d o m in a te o u r lives un less we en 
g ag e in a s t r u g g l e like J a c o b did at 
th e Brook o f Jabbock.

its re la tio n 

for 

Dr. W 'h arey will speak at C h a p e l 

th is m o rn in g .

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

Economy Through. Quality

K*.

“T h e
A rd sley”

A N ettleto n M odel

Bul O x fo rd . 

In T a n or Black Calf ski n.

skilled w orkers— m a s te r -c r a fts m e n , 

T h e choicest leathers go in to N e t t l e t o n shoes— 
alw ays, no matter how' sca r c e or costly th e y may 
always 
be. 
make Nettleton 
the 
Nettleton manufacturers, we reg ret th e advance 
in prices, hut while costs c a n n o t he controlled, 
Nettleton quality must he . m ain tained.

In u n ity w ith 

shoes. 

Dillingham Shoe Co

A u s t i n ’s G r e a t e s t Shoe Stor e

Mr. Raym ond C. E verett of the school

of architecture.

T his sta ff o f a rtists has turned out 
an am azing am ount of b eau tifu l work. 
The border d esig ns a r e of such high 
cla ss that 
the ed ito r h a s decided to 
show them to th e i r fullest exten t bv 
p rin tin g in two colors.

to 

the 

in d iv id u a l 

Pen and ink d ra w in g s, line sketches, 
a n d s c r e a m in g ly f u n n y c a rto o n s a r e 
to the g r e a t 
indication 
b u t a s lig h t 
r a n g e of t r e a t m e n t s t h a t h ave been ; 
app lie d 
su bjects. 
E v e ry o n e know s t h a t t h e success o! 
the g r in d section d ep e n d s v ery much 
I on th e efforts of th e c a rto o n ist. T h is 
y e a r, w ith o u t a word of p r in tin g , th e 
G rin d D e p a r t m e n t would be an a s ­
s u r e d success due e n tire ly to its e x ­
c ellent c a r ic a t u r e s .

F o r th e first tim e in the h isto ry of 
| the C a c tu s, a r t w ork has been applied 
to the view section. M a n y o f th e en- 
i tie in g n a t u r a l scenes a b o u t the* cam- 
I pus a n d city , will be shown to th e ir 
best a d v a n ta g e d u e to th e d e c o ra tiv e 

T h a t a r t w ork 

j w ork of th e a r t i s t s .
I A r t work a s s u r e s success of a n y 
pu blication. 
th e 
1920 C a c tu s is f a r above s t a n d a r d is 
c le a rly proven w hen it is re m e m b e red 
t h a t e a s t e r n critic s h a v e ra n k e d th e 
1920 C a c tu s a s one of the “b ig t h r e e ’ 
issued in th e U n ite d S tates.

in 

S T U D E N T S ! !
H ave You * C opy of

“ The City Beautiful”
A D a in ty B ooklet of Poem* of 
A u s tin
— B y----
T H E R E S A M H U N T E R 

A Local S o u v e n ir of A u s tin to 
Send to th e H om e Folks

R E A D

“ Bluebonnets on R idge T o p .” 
‘‘T h e C a p ito l.”
“ F orm osa,” E liz a b e th N e y ’s 

Stud io .

And O th e r Poertm

Ask to See a C o p y — T hey A re 
F o r Sale by

“ THE CO-OP”

GREIG’S CITY BOOK 

STORE
P R I C E — F I F T Y C E N T S

1920 Cactus Promises 

To Eclipse Annuals of 

Former Years in Beauty

A rt work on 

th e 1920 C a c tu s 

( a c tu s a v e r ita b le 

T h r e e p r i m a r y colors: 

is 
one of the f e a t u r e s of t h a t p u b lic a ­
tion. which will m a k e its a p p e a r a n c e 
in ab o u t 
th r e e weeks. Vivid color 
c o n tr a s ts a n d blends do m uch to m a k e 
ra inb ow of 
the 
colors. 
red, 
yellow, a n d blue a r e blended w ith in ­
finite v a r ie ty to m akp pleasing , b r i l ­
liant. 
t h a t 
f a i r ly b rin g the c u ts to life an d m ake 
the pag es s ta n d o u t as a n im a te o b ­
jects. 
f u r t h e r e m ­
phasized by the p r in tin g o f the C a c ­
tu s on special p a p e r , and the c a r e f u l 
a tte n tio n w ith which the p r i n t e r s did 
th e i r work.

a nd kaleidoscopic 

T h e se h ues a r e 

tin ts 

We g iv e you your m oney s worth. 
E at m e a t—w e have it, at the very best 
princes. A ll kinds T he P arlor M ar­
ket, 1004 C ongress A venue; phone 75.

C ongress A ve.

BIL LIE W OLF has the beat parlor 
in tow n. H ave you ever seen the 
Ha*! o f F am e? 808 C ongress A ve.

D O N ’T K ILL Y O U R W IF E — L et 
one c f our E lectric W ashing M achines 
do the dirty work. F ree dem onstra­
tion. P hone 320. 

Jno. L. M artin.

D r e s s - m a k in g ; phone 2440. Mrs. 
Bell, 805 W. 22d stre e t. Special prices 
on o r g a n d y a n d g in g h a m dresses.

p erso nal 

co m p lim e n ts 
the a r t staff. 

Engravers a t th e S o u th w e s te rn E n ­
g r a v i n g Company, F o rt W orth, h a v e I 
sent 
m e m b e rs of 
C r u tc h e r , e d ito r-in -c h ie f of the (lac- to Box K. ( ’., c a r e D aily T e x a n , Univ
tu s h a s declared t h a t too much credit 
c a n not be given J o e II. F o ste r, a r t 
e d ito r, and his v e ry able a s s is ta n ts .

If you h a v e a n y sales a b ility and 
to 
the would like to ta k e u p a good propo- 
“ Z eke” ! sition, send nam e and phone n u m b e r 

Do you know “ W here Every- Miss J o s e p h in e Curie, Mr Ralph Jes-. 

body Goes?” —the Majestic of ter, a n d Mr. R alph C ra n e . A rt w ork 
course. Watch the crowds and w as u n d e r th e g e n e ra l s u p e rv isio n of 
------------------------------------------------
be convinced. 

I c e C r e a m S a n d w i c h ?

W. S. S. B A N K .

C. M. MILLER

Dealers in

W ail Paper, Paint*, O ils, 
W indow G lass and P a in ters’ 
Supplies

P icture Fram ing a S p ecia lty 

At Q u e e n T o d a y

N O R M A T A L M A D G E 

Sign P ainting

807 Congress A venue

See the charming and fascin­
ating Norma Talmadge at the 
Queen in “She Loves and Lies.”

Follow the crowd and you go 

’’Where Everybody (Joes.’

D entist

High-Grade

MEN’S
Silk Shirt
A t $ 1 0 .0 0

I s the Time to Bu y Them

and N o i r
0

Your U n r e s t r i c t e d Choice o f the Finest Silk ck 
We H a v e Been F o r tu n a te Enough to Secure

L E T ’S v isit the H all o f F am e, 808 

is were chosen so quickly last month— u n u s u a l ma­

ANOTHER shipment o f the same remarkable values 

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DANCING— N a tio n a l, 

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specialized. 
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NOTCH— D ressm ak in g and se w in g 
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at 8 a. rn or 7 p. rn.

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OFFICIAL NOTICES 

I 

(N o notice accepted a fte r 4 o'clock 
of the day preceding th* m orning in ­
tended for p u b lication ).

P R E - M E D I C S : M eeting T h u rs d a y I 
n ig h t at Y. M C A. a t 7:3 0 o’clock. I 
F in a l discussion of b a n q u e t, also p in s ■ 
; will a r r iv e in tim e to be d is tr ib u te d I 
a t th is m eeting. Come out and get ! 
yours.

PRESIDENT.

A T T E N T I O N A L L L A M P A S A S 
S T U D E N T S : T h e r e will be a m e e tin g 
of the L a m p a s a s V a r s ity Club, T h u r s ­
d ay e ve ning in room 157, M ain B uild­
ing. 
I am pro u d to s t a te t h a t L a m ­
pa s a s c o u n ty won f i r s t place in sev­
the d is tr ic t 
e ral of 
I meet, an d we. m e m be rs o f th is club.
| wil h a v e to show 
them a fine tim e 
to the S t a t e Meet.
when 
P R E S I D E N T .

the c o n te sts a t 

th e y come 

E D U C A T I O N 

D E P A R T M E N T : 
T h e picnic h a s been postponed u n til 
W ednesday, M ay 5 by th e executive 
committee.

P R E S I D E N T .

T H E B R O W N W O O D C L U B will 
its dance on S a t u r d a y , M ay I 
J and a t th e hom e of Mrs. H a rtg r& v e s 

hav e 

on Tom Green s tre e t.

C A L E N D A R C O M M I T T E E .

.JUN 
j placed 
I F rid ay 
rid a r. 
F r id a y 
also be 
finance

10 R PROM 
tic k e ts will be 
on sale to d ay , T h u r s d a y and 
at tab le in M ain B uilding eor- 
P ric e $1. P rice a f t e r 6 o ’clock 
a fte r n o o n , $1.25. T ic k e ts m ay 
ob tain ed fr o m m e m b e rs o f th e 
com m ittee.

H E L E N , M A T H E R , 

F in a n c e C h a ir m a n .

S E N I O R G I R L S : R e g u la r m eeting 
of C a p a n d C ow an T h u r s d a y a f t e r ­
noon a t 5 o’clock in room 112 of the 
I m p o r t a n t business 
M ain B uilding. 
P R E S I D E N T .

k P H I B E T A K A P P A : T he a n n u a l 
m e e tin g fo r th e election of new m e m ­
bers will be held to d a y 
( T h u r s d a y ! 
a t 4 p. rn. in room 208 of the E d u c a ­
tion B uilding. T h is m e e tin g is open 
only to m em bers.

P R E S I D E N T

P U B L I C R E A D I N G a t 4 p. a., in 
Gang is all there— why? Because that is “Where E very-1room 218. D r. J e ro id E d w in S e B o y a r
.lam e- 
Goes”— t h e Majestic.

will 
S te p h e n s, Irish poet an d novelist.

th e w o rk of 

fro m 

re a d 

WAGNER CAFE AND CONFECTIONERY
C. G. W A G N E R , Prop.

S h o rt Orders, Lunches, Ice Cream 
and Fountain Drinks
Stationery, C and y, C igars, C ig a rettes, 
T o b a cco s, Etc.

2111 Speedway

* T

P h on e 2 0 8 7

k n o w “Where Everybody Goes?”— the Majestic 

po you 
bs**. Watch the crowds and be convinced.

of

I 
S U N D A Y C L U B M E M B E R S : All 
I S u n d a y Club m e m b e rs who a re plan- 
jnirv~ to a tte n d th e b r e a k f a s t a f t e r the 
S un day , 
I caam r a t e C o m m union 
P h . IC, please re m e m b e r to sign you: 
th e bulletin 

on 

H e m Ss on th e p a p e r on 
.a/.oo, Mio in th e Main Building.
Those ** 

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E X P E R T C H R I S T I A N E N D E A V 
IGR C L A S S of H ig h la n d P r e s b y t e r i a n 
-I
C h u rc h m eets to n ig h t in c h u rc h at 
L E A D E R .
o’clock. 

P E N N Y B A C K E R S : 

I m p o r t a n t
m e e tin g 
a f te r n o o n a t 4:30 
o’clock s h a r p , Room 140 Main. All 
m e m b e rs be p re se n t.

F r i d a y 

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Cold D m ik s

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2 4 0 2 G u a d a lu p e Street

ie 3945 

Phone 3945

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P hone 17

becharming and fascinating Norma Talmadge at the Queen 

Loves and Lies.”

U t

h y d e p a r k f l o r a l c o .

“SA Y IT WITH FLO WERS

FOR YOU

Connections all over the world.

D A N I E L 

F U N D C O M M I T T E E 
the 

in 

m eets T h u r s d a y a t 7 o’clock 
U n iv e r s ity M ethodist c h u rc h .

C H A I R M A N .

N O T I C E : The class in the s tu d y of 
b ird s and flo w e rs will m ee t as usual 
at 7 :3 0 a. rn. a t t h e sou th e n tr a n c e 
o f the Main Building, F r i d a y .

E D U C A T I O N 

D E P A R T M E N T : 
Men m eet T h u r s d a y a f te r n o o n 
( to ­
d a y ) a t 5 o'clock in room 310. E d u c a ­
tion Building.

P R E - M E D S : All a sso c ia te m em bers 
a r e u rg e d to come o u t T h u r s d a y nig ht 
as th e o p p o rt u n it y will be g i v e n 
come in to full m em b e rsh ip .

to j 

P R E S I D E N T .

N O T I C E : T h e r e will be a m e e tin g
of the S. W T. N. Club F r i d a y a t 5 
o’clock, room 158. All m e m b e rs urged 
to be p re s e n t 

P R E S I D E N T ,

F in a l 

G L E E C L U B . 

business 
m e e tin g o f th e y e a r to n ig h t a t 7:15, 
E lection of officers, selection 
S. H all 
to a n o t h e r 
of 
c on cert 

in sig n ia , decision as 

P R E S I D E N T .

A T T E N T I O N : All L a m p a s a s stu- 
thi« 
1 dents- 
t h e r e will be a m e e tin g 
even in g a t 7 o’clock in room 157 M. P> 

P R E S I D E N T

“Where Everybody Goes”— 
finest show 

the Majestic— the 
South.

S O C I E T Y

Mallie Jon es, E ditor.

Doris Suavely.

Our Window* 
tell the 
•tory

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AMUSEMENTS

M A J E S T I C P R O G R A M .

T o d a y : M aurice T o u r n e u r p r e ­

s e n ts “ V ictory.”

Q U E E N P R O G R A M .

T o d a y on ly : N o r m a T a lm a d g e

in “ S h e Loves and Lies.”

F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y : T o m Mix 

in “ C y c lo n e .”

T o d a y u n til S a t u r d a y : M ack S e n ­
n e t t ’s “ Down on the F a r m . ”

C H O R A L C L U B

S c o tti G r a n d O p e rc a C o m p a n y a t 
M ajestic Monday, May 10th.

Rem em ber the

“THE SHINEPAR”

Your satisfaction is our 

success

F o r r esul ts , a d v er t i s e in T ex an .

SHOP

Invites Y o u

tion )

(S tu d en t O w ned 

Institu­

D allas C. Johnson, Prop.

Mist; E d ith Ma peg of Beaum ont, 
who w as 
fall 
term , is th e guest of Miss Alta lie f 
Un.

in school d u r in g the 

Mrs. C. L. Lynch of Hico h a s r e ­
tu r n e d to h e r home a f t e r a sh o rt visit 
with her niece, C orinne Flood, and 
frie n d s m A ustin .

Miss E u n ice Eidson of S o u th w e s t­
ern is a g u e s t at th e A lpha Delta pi 
house.

A r t h u r Eidson of H a m ilto n 

in 
A u s tin on c o u rt business a n d fo r a 
v isit w ith his d a u g h te r , J . A. Eidson.

is 

Gillis E . B a d e r of Belleville, a U n i­
v e rs ity stu d e n t in 1918-19, and u ntil 
at 
F e b r u a r y of this year, is located 
Galveston w ith a ste a m sh ip company.

Wsley W. Brown h a s r e tu r n e d from 
D allas a n d R ow lett w here he spent 
th e last week-end w ith friends.

M ary and Arlee T h a m e s have r e ­

tu r n e d fro m a visit to Tyler.

Libby J o hn so n 
I home in Richmond.

is visiting at her 

Mrs. Sm ith of El Paso, who has 
been v isitin g at the Chi Om ega house, 
h as re tu r n e d to her home.

M a r g a r e t C a r t e r has re tu r n e d from 
B ry a n , w here she attend ed the R. V. 
Hop.

Cleo W atson of V ic to ria sp e n t S u n ­
in A u stin on b usi­

day an d Monday 
ness.

N a ta lie T h o m a s of El Paso visited 

f r ie n d s in A u stin last week.

Mr. a n d Mrs. J . VV. W illiam s 

of 
L o c k h a r t sp e n t a few hours S u nday 
th e ir d a u g h t e r , Mildred.
w ith 

H a r r i s o n Ja c o b s of Dublin visited 

frie n d s in A u s tin Sunday.

end in Waco.

Miss M a r y T h a m e s re tu rn e d Tues­
day from h e r home in T aylor, where 
she spent several d a y s on account of 
illness.

Mr. and Mrs. P. S. A nderson, who 
have been v isitin g th e ir d a u g h te r and 
son, Susie M ae and Scott Anderson. 
will r e tu r n T h u r s d a y to th e ir home 
in Alice.

Misses M a r th a B ra d sh a w , E rkle 
P itt s and K a th r y n E idm an a r e going 
to spend the week-end in G eorgetow n 
w here they will a tte n d th e S o u th w e s t­
e rn May fete.

Miss M ildred H a g y re tu r n e d W ed­
nesday a f t e r a s h o rt visit a t h e r home 
in San Antonio. H er p a r e n ts spent 
W ednesday in Austin.

Mias G r e ta Klippel has re tu rn e d to 
the U n iv e r s ity from h e r home in G a l­
veston, w h e re she has been 
ill with 
app end icitis.

G erold Dubose a tte n d e d a dance in 

T a y lo r T u e sd a y n i g h t

W h itt G unn will spend a few' days 

a t his home in M eridian 
 .
 

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A T H EN A EU M DEBATES 

QUESTION OF RADICALS

A 

debate, 

“ Resolved 

t h a t Reds 
should be deported from the U nited 
S t a te s , ” proved a lively discussion for 
T he 
the A th e n a e u m T ue sd a y night. 
affirm ative w as represented by R C. 
G arfinkle 
and A m o N o w a ta ? , who 
gave a s tr o n g a r g u m e n t f a v o r in g the 
The n egative 
d e p o r ta tio n of Reds. 
w as re p re s e n te d by K. G o sse tt and F. 
C. D ittm a n . whose* a r g u m e n t w as so 
well developed t h a t they were able to 
win th e decision of the judges.

The e x te m p o re speeches of H u tc h in ­
son and Hicks were hum orous and the

C R E S C E N T P R O G R A M

L e sh e r M cG regor spent the week­

e t .4

O pening U p 

T h e

S u m m er U n d er w e a r 

S eason

With an enthusiasm that you will well understand, 

we invite y o u to the Opening of our MANSCO 
Summer Underwear lines, just received from the 
Makers of MANHATTAN SHIRTS.

Here is Underwear that IS Underwear in fact as 
well as in nanu . Not the ordinary baggy, ill-fit­
ting, chafing, uncomfortable kind,—but the easy- 
fitting. cooling, comfortable, pleasan?-to-wear sort; 
—the only kind that you could expect from the

Makers of Manhattan Shirts

Other lines that hold pe rma ne nt berths here anre 
Manning and Varsity— One-piece Unions

n j

616 C o n h ^ s q I A v e s w l

L arga Shipm ent 
o f Pana«— 
raaah ad aa 
yaatorday

in 

this 
.speakers showed g r e a t skill 
kind of speaking. H utchinso n spoke 
upon “ T he V alue of P r e p a r a ti o n fo r 
a Speech.” H ic k s’s su b je c t w as, “ Oh, 
student S e lf-G overnm ent, W here A r t 
T h y C h a r m ? ”

S uggestions 

and p la n s w ere d i^ 
cussed in re g a rd to th e I n te rsc h o la s­
tic Meet, and all m em bers were urged 
to a tte n d th e different events, and in 
this w ay a ss ist 
in m a k in g the con­
te s ta n ts feel welcome while in Austin.

The Gang 

is all there—
why? Because that is “Where 
Everybody Goes”—the Majestic.

Ice Cream S an d w ich ?

W. S. S. BANK.

Norma Talmadge 

in “She

Loves and L i e s ” at Queen.

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LOOKE B R O S., P rop s.

Phone 735. 

62* C o n tra *

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We Have Lines and Hooks to Suit the Most Particular, or the 
Most Indifferent Fisherman. Try Angling Your Next After­
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THEY ARE HERE

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C O U N C I LM AN

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We REBUILD Shoes

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1610 L avaca St. 
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923 Congress Avenue 
Corner Tenth

UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE

P H O N E
3 0 5 2 m t h e C O N V E N I E N T P L A C C

P H O N E 
3 0 5 2

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“Where Everybody Goes"*—the Majestic—the finest; show South, j

“She Loves and L i e s ” a w a i t s you at the Queen, reaturing Norma 

Falmadge.

Citizens Stale Bank

Only State Guaranty Fund Bank in Austin. Texas. 

Ihe Bank with the Chime clock

Courtesy. Accuracy, and Service Assured.

President. 

Albert W. W ilkerson, 

Vice Pres, and Cashier
Eldred McKinnon,

Leo Kuhn, Assistant Cashier.

H A V E YOU TR IED ONE LATELY?

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IT PA Y S TO ADVERTISE IN A COLLEGE DAILY

V IC E P R E S I D E N T .

TH E T E X A S BA R BER 

 MAJESTIC THEATRE

■WHERE 

EVERYBOD

M atin ee— 1 0 - 2 0 - 3 0 c — N ite 

— O N E D A Y O N L Y —

H „ m. _ C O N T I N U O U S — l l p. rn.

MAURICE TOURNEUR
“V I C T O R Y ”

P R E S E N T S

Th*- dash <>f fighting men over Kold and a woman’s love. 
Th» salty tang <>f wind and wave and the magic of tropic 
seas. A struggle to tho death in lawless lands where brawn 
is king and the blood runs red.

Also Burton Holmes T ravelogue and Big Comedy 

P O P U L A R PR IC ES

C o m p l e t e C h a n g e o f P ro g r a m 
E v ery M on d ay , T h u r s d a y and F rid a y

Bl

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Aut pi ce * A m a t e ur C ho r al Club

SCOTTI GRAND OPERA COMPANY

Included in c e l t will be S un de l i u e, S o p r a n o ; Mo r ga n K i n g s t o n , Tenor;, 

Direct From the M e t r o p o l i t a n Opera Ho uc e

L’ORACOLO and IPAGLIACCI

and o t h e r d i s t i n g u i s h e d artists.

MAJESTIC THEATER
M O N D A Y , M A Y 1 0 T H

Prices— Bo*, $5, first floor, $ 3 an d $ 4; first b al con y, $ 2 , $3 and $4;

ga ll e ry , $ 1 . 5 0 .

S E A T S N OW ON S A L E A T J. R R E E D S M U S I C S T O R E

Man of woman born is small potatoes and fen-

rn

a hill.

In the guttle spring time he putteth mi 
his Su m m er clothes or Over-Alls and a 
blizzard striketh him from afar and flu 
eth him with woe and rheumatism.

The curt— light Flannels—

IVV have them $25 

a very modest price for the Quality

THE D A I L Y T E X A N

ATTENTION, STUDES

SOFT COLLAR R I S , guaranteed for years, 

only 50 cents.

L I S K B U TT O N S for soft cuffs, guaranteed 
for life, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00; new designs, 

shapes and colors.

We also have a large stock of the Texas Belts 

(iud Buckle- in Silver and Gold ftated.

Come in, look ’em over.

The

6 1 4 C on gress

Stelfox Co.

Quality

A ustin

j t in , and a y o u n g st e r nam ed M cClel­
lan covered short. T h e outfield 
re­
m a in s in ta c t, as does the c a t c h in g d e ­
p a r t m e n t T h e h u r lin g corps is com ­
posed o f E d die Cicotte, C laude W il­
lia m s , U r b a n F ab er, Dick Kerr,, and 
G r o v er L ow d erm ilk, 
I" aber worked 
a g a i n s t th e U n iv e r s ity , and is m ak in g 
a g r e a t com e-back this year. H e looks 
a s good a s the F ab e r pencil, and w ill 
d o u b tle ss m ake his m ark before the 

se a s o n is v e r y old.

| T h e S a n A n to n io B e a rs, a lia s B r o n ­
c h o s , N a g s and A ces, did n ot m ake 
f a v o r a b le an im pression in 
! a n y 

too 

A u s t in , but t h e y h a v e set the pace in a 

J th e T e x a s L eague. L ike the Sox, th e j| 

is not w ith 

B e a r s p o s s e s s v ir t u a lly the sa m e team g 
t h a t a p p e a r e d a t Clark Field. Behind ^ 
th e b at t h e y h a v e F r a n k Gibson o f , \ 
A u s t in , who is one o f th e b est back- ^ 
sto p s in t h e m inors. The slab a r t is t s 
a r e : 
Bill F in c h e r , Sid R oss, Buzz
W itze ll, C lyde B a r fo o t, L e f t y S te w a r t, 
A d a m R an k in J o h n son , C lau de D a v e n ­
port, and H a r v e y Muns. T h e la st two ^ 
e n u m e r a t e d w ere on the m ound here, 1 1| 
M u n s p it c h i n g the first h a lf o f the j | 
g a m e . T h e fo r m e r 
the _
clu b a t p r e s e n t, as he is r e c u p e r a t in g ! w jvh 
fro m an op era tio n for a p p e n d ic itis 
T e m p le . T h e in itia l b a g is p layed by I 
th e v e t e r a n Hub N o r t h e r n ; Jim Poole j 
w h o p layed in A u stin , h a v in g d eserted j 
t h e team . S h o r tsto p is n o w d efen ded | 
by E w e ll G ross, instead o f Trim ble.
J o h n n y F u lle r , a f o rm er A u s t in resi- j |
•lent, c a v o r t s around the k ey sto n e b ag, I 
w h ile M a n a g e r Nee occu p ies the h o t j .
I corner. 
B r o w n , Boone, and K n ise ly t 
j p la y in the outfield. E l v a H a lt, w ho ♦
^was s ta tio n e d in rig h t field w hen the a 
| B e a r s a p p e ared here, is filling th e job J 

to begin the se a so n 

| sp icious m a n n er , would 

in an 
do w ell to 

au- r a n g e 
ar- U n i v e r s i t y of Texas.

an exhibition game

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p rosenf m ec h a n ica l e n g in e e r in g 

'h e 
-•hops.

R esolution s o f r e sp e c t and a p p r e c i­
ation were* p assed in regard to the lib- j

PROFESSIONALS WHO 
PLAYED TEXAS LEAD
I Ltlu/mijUajV/

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to return 

It w a s 
an d work o f Dr. E. ,W\ F a y. 
voted 
the Blind I n s t i t u t e 
p ro p erty, f o r m e r ly used fo r the Sch ool 
>f M ilita ry A e r o n a u t i c s , to the sta te .
A revision o f the rules and regula- W h ite Sox an d San A n to n io
j tionr w a s adopted to lessen th e adm in- 
j d u r a tiv e d u ties o f the P resid en t.

r r r v | r r | P D C A X I C A P I J E Q
| 

B ears L ea d in g A m e r ic a n 
and T e x a s L e a g u e s

g e n t s w er e p r e s e n t : 

S ix m em b e rs o f the Board o f R e­
F. W. Cook of
i S a n A n to n io , W R. B r e n ts o f S h e r- 
j m an, L u tch er S ta r k o f O r a n g e , J. A.
 K em p o f W ic h ita F a lls , Ka I ph S te in e r
in L atin for the S p r i n g T erm w a s) o f A u stin , and W. A. W r o t b f A u stin
con firm ed . M iss Lucy W h ite w as a p -( 
p ointed as in stru cto r in tho first term 
o f mummer school, to g iv e the e d u c a ­
tional co u rse for d ire cto rs o f d ep art­
m e n t stores.

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T h e C hicago W h ite S o x and the S a n 
A n t o n io B ears, the t w o p r o fe ssio n a l 
baseb all t e a m s t h a t opposed the U n i ­
v e r s it y c f T e x a s at ( ’lark Field th is j 

j s p r in g , are n o w in f ir st place in the 
A m e r ic a n and T e x a s L e a g u e s , r e s p e c t ­
ively. The A la b a s te r H ose d efea ted 
T e x a s by the n a r r o w m a r g in o f 2 to 
I, whilfc San A n to n io w a s held to a tie, 

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Several a p p oin tm e n ts to 

the U n i ­
versity f a c u lty w ere m ade, a scholar-
s hip e s t a b l i s h e d, an a p p r o p r i a t i o n for 
t e nn i s 
g r a n t e d , and se v e r a l 
o t h e r a c t i on s taken at the m e e t in g of 
the B o a r d o f R eg e n ts on T u e s d a y . 

c o u r t s 

. w ......................... th e S e c r e t a r y o f W a r, 

a p atrio tic 

1

6 to 6.

- hol ir - 1n p w a s es ta b lish e d , a m ou n t E x a m in a tio n To D e te r m in e th e 
i n g to $300 a y e a r , w ith e x e m p t io n , W in n e r o f $ 3 0 O ffered by 
fr o m m a tr ic u la t io n foes. To be eli- 
tfible 

this sc h o la r s h ip an a p p l i - !

B row n U n iv ersity

f o r 

Dr. W. J B a ttle, fo rm er ly D ean o f c a n t m u s t be a citiz e n o f T e x a s , reg- 

S tu d e n t s w h o h a v e com p leted 

t h e [ C le v e la n d 

the F a c u lty and P r o f e s s o r o f Greek u la r ly e n lis te d in the U n ite d S t a t e s ; co u r s e in C a lcu lu s w ill h a v e an oppor- 
for the past a r m y , a n d recom m en ded fo r the ap - ( t u n i t y to win th e B row n U n i v e r s it y
m the U n i v e r s it y , and 
M a th e m a tic a l P r i s e 
to bt- con tested 
four y ea r s a m em ber of the F a cu lty 
fo r S a t u r d a y a f te r n o o n at 2 o ’clock in 
of the U n i v e r s it y o f C in cin n a ti, w a s 
lo o m 157 Rf. B. T h e p rize 
for the 
o f $1,500 w as 
appointed P ro fesso r o f C la ssica l L a n ­
h ig h e s t g ra d e is $30.
m ad e for p u t t i n g t e n n is c o u r ts on the 
gu ages, with the b e g in n in g o f n ext
the place o f
B r y d s o n 
session. P resid en t V in s o n ’s a p p o in t-
m ent of Mrs E. W F a y as in str u c to r th o se f o r m e r ly o c c u p y in g the site o f

p o in t m e n t by the c o m m a n d in g officer 
o f h is o r g a n iz a tio n .

a p p r o p r ia tio n 

tak e 

lots, 

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to 

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In d ian s 

A lth o u g h 

this y ea r , 

the A m e r ic a n L eague 
to be 
c h a m p io n s were n o t e x p ec ted 
p e n n a n t co n te n d e r s 
th ey 
h a v e lost but o n e g a m e . T r is S p e a k e r ’s
the only 
clu b th a t h a s forced th e m to bite the 
d u st. T h e W h ite S o x p r e s e n t p r a c ­
tic a lly th e sa m e line-up th a t appearer! 
In the 
at C lark F ield a m onth ago. 
infield, S w e d e R isb e r g h as resumed h is 
po sitio n 
sh o rtsto p , w h ile Buck 
W e a v e r is a g a in at third. Fred Mc­
M ullen p layed the la t te r h ag in A us-

a t 

S P E A K E R S * B A N Q U E T

M on d a y n ig h t , M ay 

w as set for 
th e d a te o f the S p e a k e r s ’ Club b a n ­
q u et a t th e m e e tin g T u es d a y night. 
G a r la n d D a y w as elected to a s tm a s t e r j 
for 

the o c c sia o n ; and 

H u g h P o t t e r o f H ouston has offered
a $25 c a s h p rize fo r the best a f t e r ­
d in n e r sp eech m ade, and it is r e q u e s t ­
to
th a t all m em b e rs w ho w ish 
ed 
c o m p e t e f o r t h e p rize turn in 
th eir

n a m e s to C. J Andrew.^.

S ell you r b ook s n ow .

VV. S. S. B A N K .

W in n ers C h a m p io n s h ip 
in L e a g u e D 

the club ac- 
D e f e a t of Phi G a m s G iv es th e cep ted r e c o m m e n d a tio n s o f th echair- 
m an o f 
t h e banquet c o m m it te e vto 
h a v e th e b a nq uet a t the D riskill H o ­
tel. T ic k e t s m ay be secured from C. •
J. A n d r e w s , E v e r e t t L oon ey, G arland 
D a y , F r a n k D a y , 
Paul McMahan. 
and the p res id e n t.

l l 

P r o f e s s o r P o r te r o f the M a t h e m a ti­
c a l D e p a r tm e n t w ill d ir e c t the e x a m ­
in ation. AU s t u d e n t s j u s t f in ish in g 
the co u r s e in C a lc u lu s a re e lig ib le to 
e n t e r the c o n t e s t , and will see P r o ­
fe s s o r P orter for f u r t h e r in fo r m a tio n .

DEKES WIN TITLE

T h e D ekcs d e f e a t e d the Phi G am s 
at L a k e A u s t in p ark y e s t e r d a y by a 
th e 
sc o re o f 
th e 
ch a m p io n s h ip o f L e a g u e D 
I a t e r - f r a t e m i t y b a seb a ll race. 
The 
c a m e w a s fe a t u r e d by good p itc h in g 
by both M u r r a y for the D ek es and

to 5, g i v i n g them 
in 

Goddard for the P hi G a m s, th e h it- 
and
t i n g o f M c V eigh and M inton, 
f r e q u e n t sq u a b b les w ith the um pire. 
O n e u m p ire w as o u ste d a f t e r a ques 
g a v e tile 
d ecision w h ich 
D ek es t w o r u n s in th e fo u rth in n in g. 
R at W atson sto le hone* t w ic e , once in 
th e third and a g a in in the fou rth 

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j rf, II. M ou n rsu n d 2b.

Phi 

( l a m s — H ollan d c, D ru m m o n d 
lf, A lle n ss, G r ee r 3b, N e w m a n 
lb , 
Goddard p, I.a m o u n t rf. M o r gan 2b, 
W h ite cf.
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qA fact:

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Street 
itself, one would naturally 
expect only high-priced cigarettes 
to be popular. But Fatima has 
proved an exception.

Fatima's popularity at the Stock 
Exchange is, in fact, so great that 
only one cigarette —a high priced
leads 
one, of course— equals or 
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