Council Refuses To Report 

Concerning Choice OI Coach

M e m b e r s S a y “ N o t h i n g D o i n g ” 
to A n x i o u s P r e s s R e p r e ­
s e n t a t i v e s

By L e o n R a d o f f

since 

F o r th e sev e n th tim e 

th e 
r e s ig n a tio n of 
the "University V a r ­
sity fo o tb a ll coach a f t e r th e T h a n k s ­
giv in g g a m e 
the A thletic C ouncil 
I m e t T hursday afternoon 
r e ­
p o rte d t h a t they had m ad e no choice 
: o f a m e n t o r for n e x t y e a r. W ith 
the c o m m e n t that “ th e r e w as n o th ­
ing d o i n g ’’ 
th* C o un cil a d jo u r n e d 
w ith o u t s e tt in g a d a te f o r a f u t u i e 
m e e tin g o r in tim a tin g t h a t they had 

a n d 

i ta k e n a n y a c tio n a t all.
| 
E very m em b e r of th e Council was 
: p r e s e n t a t th e m e e tin g a n d the s h o r t

t h a t Lasted aboii£ \ forty-) 

session 

Rice Quintet Wins 

From Baylor Bears 

by Score of 22-20

W a c o , Tt*xa», F e b. I.— I na b i l it y 

of B e a r f o r w a r d * to ring: up " c r i p " 
• hot* g a v e Ri ce I n s t i t u t e a 22- 20 
v i c t o r y at th.- C o t t o n P a l a c e C o l i ­
s e u m t o n i g h t . W i t h t he s c o re tied 
n e a r th.- last o f t h e g a m e . B a k e r 
p u t t i n g 
looped a goal f o r Ri ce 
l ead wi t h o n l y 
t h e m 
t w o 
in 
m i n u t e s 
t o p l a y . B o t h Col- 
lier a n d W o o d s o n of B a y l o r missed 
t h e 
d i r e c t l y 
ea s y 
b a s k e t wh ic h w ou l d h a v e ti e d t h e 
score.

t h e 
l e f t 

u n d e r 

s h ot s 

AT U ST WORKOUT

R o m n e y Says “T h ere W ill Be 
No A li b i s ” in regard to A .
& M. G a m e

By J a c k K en n ed y

In 

t h e i r 

final w o rk o u t p r io r 

to 

leaving f o r the 

land 

of 

th e 

b e ­

th e 

t h a t 

f r o m 

talk 
th a n Uncle Billy Disch, 

fezzed cats, the slightly c rippled b u t 
u n d a u n te d V arsity c a g e rs 
received 
talk as h a s n e v e r b e en d e ­
such a 
th e L o n g ­
livered in the pen 
o f 
none 
horns— a n d 
the 
o th e r 
G r a n d Old Man o f T exas. 
I f th is 
g re y in g v e te ra n of T e x a s a th le tic s 
c a n n o t in fu se an u n b e a ta b le , ne v e r- 
suy-die sp irit into 
“ f ig h tin e s t” 
g a n g of q u in te r s seen a b o u t th e se 
p a r t s in sev eral y e a rs, th e n th e im-
: possible has tr u ly b een m et. W ith
ring-
ing in t h e i r e a r s Coach Milton Rom 
ney a n d n in e m e m b e rs o f th is y e a rs 
sq u a d will e n tr a i n a t 10:05 F rid a y 
for College S ta tio n w h ere the S teers, 
d e f e a ts 
f r e s h fr o m 
in f if ty - 
serv ed s te a m in g hot a n d 
seven d i f f e r e n t v a rie tie s to B a y lo r's 
G olden Bears, will a t t e m p t to w re st 
both g a m e s fro m the re d -h o t A ggies.

stin g in g 

two 

R o m n e y P r e d i c t s F i g h t 

t h a t 

g am e 

o f 
to 

the 
D a n a X. Bible, m e n to r 
th e 
T e x a s A ggies s ta te d p r io r 
t h a t 
T h a n k sg iv in g foo tb all 
re g re ts . He 
th e re sh ould be no 
knew his m en would give all th e y 
had an d 
the L o n g h o rn s m ight 
d e f e a t them b u t th e y w ould n e v e r 
b e a t them . Coach Milton A. R o m ­
ney sta te d this a f t e r n o o n t h a t t h e r e 
would be no alibis. T h e m en m ay 
be in c a p a c ita te d to som e e x t e n t a n d 
we a r e g o in g to p la y in th e A ggies
b a c k y a rd b u t I a m h o p e fu l a n d firm -
t h a t the m en will give
I ‘ hose » “ * « • » »“ “ *• « « * «* « » »
Dave n e v e r b e fo re e n c o u n te re d .

«>nvrineed 

M k t 

b

a

i

l

l

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x

 a

Firat C o lle g e D a ily in th e S ou th

A U S T I N , T E X A S , F R I D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 2, 1923

 11

COORDINATION DEPT.

IS LA TEST ADDITION 

FIFTH TEXAS ARTIST

i l l appfar to u t Varsity Baske t e e J s I e n v e

For College Station Today

M U I STUDENTS Texas Cowboy

TO N EW B. A. SCHOOL
to Co-ordi­

Purpose Is 

S e v e n t e e n - Y e a r - O l d 

Violi nis t 

W il l Be P r e s e n t e d by 
Music D e p a r t m e n t

No. 95

I

VOL. XXIII.

PRIZES OFFERED 
IT POEMS

Tw o A w a r d s to Be G iv e n by 
D.A. F r a n k , a n d O n e by
P o e t r y A s s o c i a ti o n

AWARD FOR HEST NOVEL

Five H u n d r e d D o l l a r s for Best 
Novel S u b m i t t e d by S t u ­
d e n t o r E x - S t u d e n t

By G e n e v i e v e A r o n

As a s tim u lu s to l i t e r a r y a s p ir a n ts 
th e r e a r e now b e in g o f f e r e d 
th r e e 
prizes, tw o fo r p o e tr y , which a r e to 
b a a w a rd e d w ithin the y e a r, and one 
novel p rize 
to be a w a r d e d a y e a r 
fro m th is sp ring , fo r which s tu d e n ts 
m a y c o m p e te . The prizes a r e be in g 
the 
o f f e r e d by in te r e s te d people 
hope t h a t s o m e th in g w o rth y o f note 
m a y be elicited.

in 

P o e t r y P r i z e s O f f e r e d

tw e n ty - f iv e a n d 
a r e 

The D. A F r a n k p o e tr y prizes, 
f i f ­
two prizes o f 
te e n do llars re sp e c tiv e ly , 
o f ­
fe re d a n n u a lly , a n d a r e a w a r d e d at 
c o m m e n c e m e n t. T h e poem s m a y be 
o f a n y 
le n g th a nd on a n y su b je c t, 
a n d th e c o n te s t is open only to s t u ­
d e n ts o f T e x a s U n iv e rsity . M a n u ­
sc r ip ts m u s t be - ty p e w r itt e n , signed 
by a p se u d o n y m a n d ac c o m p a n ied 
by a sealed en velop e c o n ta in in g the 
the 
a u t h o r 's n a m e , and m ailed 
C h a irm a n o f 
of 
E ng lish , so as to r e a c h him n o t la te r 
th a n M ay 30. 
L a s t y e a r th e w in ­
n e rs o f th e prizes w e re S ta n le y F 
Babb, who w as a w a r d e d f ir s t priz \ 
a n d P au l de W itt P a g e , J r .
of 
T h e S t u d e n t s ' P rize 

to 
th e D e p a r tm e n t 

tw e n ty - 
five d o lla rs is b e in g o f f e r e d by W il­
liam Russell C la rk o f D allas, a m e m ­
b e r o f th e T e x as P o e tr y Society. A ny 
s t u d e n t in a n y college o r u n iv e rsity 
o f T e x a s 

to c o m p e te .

Is e!i$$ble 

C o n tin u e d on P a g e 4

ESSAYS OF BEERBOHM 
IRE GIVEN BT DR. COOK 

IT

nate School With Big 
Businesses

B y H o w a r d C. M a r s h a l l

'’P la n s f o r 

the o rg a n iz a tio n of a 
new C o o r d in a tin g D e p a r tm e n t 
in 
th e School o f B usiness A d m in is tra ­
tion 
d e c la re d 
r a p id ly b eing developed,*1 
S p u rg e o n Bell, Dean of the School 
o f Business A d m in is tr a tio n , today.

in th e U n iv e rsity of T e x a s a r e s 

S u m m in g up b r ie fly th e p urpo se 
o f th is new d e p a r tm e n t , Dean Bell 
sta te d t h a t it was to c o o rd in a te the 
School of B u sine ss A d m in is tr a tio n 
w ith th e v a r io u s b ig businesses, and 
in d u stria l a g e n cie s o f this s ta te . He 
c o n t i n u e d :

‘‘There! has b e e n a big need in the 
U n iv e r s ity School o f Business A d ­
m in is tr a tio n f o r som e m eans o f a p ­
th e p rin c ip le s of 
plying p ra c tic a lly 
b u sin e ss which a r e being^ ta u g h t 
in 
th is school, a n d we believe t h a t thi* 
need will he filled by th e in stitu tio n 
o f this c o o r d in a tin g d e p a r tm e n t .
N e w P r o f e s s o r H a s C h a r g e 
is 
at
the U n iv e r- 

“ A lfre d H. R ib b an k , who 

Are To Initiate 

Seven Members

In itia tio n f o r se v e n new' m e m b e r 15!' 
o f th e T e x as Cow boys will be held 
M onday n ig h t of n e x t w eek, a c c o r d ­
in 
in g to H. C. M a rtin , who 
th e c e r e m o n i e s . \ The^e 
c h a r g e of 
m en have b e e n e le c te d to ta k e 
the 
place of old m e m b e rs who have left 
take 
school. 
in itia tio n will 
The 
place at 
the C ow boys cam p, which 
is located a t a n u n k n o w n place sev­
e ra l miles fro m A u stin.

is 

th e 

initiation. 

the c a m p u s 

The c e re m o n y will c on sist o f a 
ritu a l ami a mock 
The 
ritu a l will be p e r f o r m e d on M onday 
a n d th e ‘'h o r s e - p la y ” will take p l a c e - 
on 
fo llow ing day. 
th e 
c e r e ­
to M a r ti n , 
A c c o rd in g 
m onies will be b o th im p ressive and 
have 
t h e y 
i*t c re stin g , 
been 
p la n n e d 
th e s e r io u s ­
to e m p h asiz e 
ness of the C ow boy o rg a n iz a tio n .
lim ited 

o 
T h e m em b e rsh ip 
is 
f o r t y C ow boys, a h a 
in itia tio n As 
held w h e n e v e r new m e m be rs have
th e place of
been elected 
those who hav e d ro p p e d out d u rin g ! 
the1 y e ar.

t a k e 

fo r 

to 

* 1 

MEMBER OF FACULTY 

USS PUBLISHED PLK

W o r k of W . B. M o w e r y Is to 

Be P r o d u c e d 

in Bos ton 

T h i s W i n t e r

L a r g e C r o w d Is A s s e m b l e d t o hls words of e n c o u r a g e m e n t 

M I S S B A R B A R A L U L L

• 

. 

, 

in 

in 

t h e 

. .. 

Miss B a r b a r a Lull will a p p e a r F r i- j fjve m in u te s w as held in s e c r e t ex- 
\V onion s J e c u tiv e session w ith o u t a n e w sp a p e r 

been 
' ' V ,,
K poin ted A d j u n c t P r o f e s s o r of C

* '"V. I ' 

p r e s e n t c o n n ec te d with 
alty o f C in c in n a ti, has 

d a y n i g h t at 8 . l o 
G y m n a siu m in th e f if th of the T e x a s J r e p o r t e r be in g p r e s e n t.
A rt is t s S e rie s which 
all Council m e m b e rs 
is being p r e - f A lth o u g h 
r e n te d this w in te r by the Music D e - 1 s ta t e d t h a t th e r e was n o th in g to r e ­
ap- P a y m e n t . Miss Lull who is a 8 e v - | {)ort> t h e la te n e s s of the season an d
l0r, e n tee n y e a r old violinist o f e x t r a o r ­
d in a tio n 
th e U n iv e rs ity , and will j b in a r y a b ility com es highly reconi- 
have c h a r g e o f t h a t d e p a r t m e n t af- m ended not o nly by critics, b u t a1 ic 
i"
t e r May 15, 1923. 
o f C in c in n a ti, Mr. R ib b a n k has ape- a*1 Pa r ts 
cialized 
will have th e active directio n o f all 
b r a n c h e s o f th e School of Business 
A d m in is tr a tio n which m a y be c o n ­
n ected with 
the n e w C o o rd in a tin g 
D e p a r t m e n t .”

the n e c e ssity fo r the e a rly s t a r t of 
th e belief 
s p r in g 
to 
lead s 
a r r a n g e ­
t h a t c o m m u n ic a tio n s and 
m en ts for th e cho osing of a 
c o a c h
She h a s h a v e b een e i t h e r com pleted a n d no t

in e n g in e e r in g , b u t h e re he I Been giving 

la rg e a u d ie n c e s of a d m i r e r s 

th e c o u n tr y . 
re c ita ls 

a r e n e a r in g 
a n n o u n c e d

s e v e ra l divulged or else 

In th e U n iv e rsity ! 

is as fo llo w s: 

t r a i n i n g 

they

fo r 

a 

th e 

life 

b e in g 

A c c o rd in g to D ean Bell, 

b y W illiam B yron j the e x t r a y e a r 
o f th e U niversit y E nglish j p re n tic e work in th e 

th e 
in 
p r a c tic a l ap p lica tio n o f 
the system 
th e c o u rs e o f Business A d m in istra 
tion will be c h a n g e d from 
tw o 
ye a rs c o u rse to a t h r e e y e a rs cou rse,
to
d e p a r t 
The play d eals with Rus-i w e n t, a n d th e p r a c tic a l app lic ation
the 
in 
in 
p ra c tic e 

“ P o e t L o r e ,’’ a m a g a z in e dealing 
with p o e tr y a n d d r a m a , in th e J a n u ­
a r y edition, h a s published a play en-
th e R o u l ­
title d “ The E le c tio n of 
e t t e , ” w ritte n 
M ow ery 
fa c u lty .
n i n e t e e n ^ 
sian 
c e n tu r y . T he s itu a tio n is t h a t o f a 
to 
Russian 
p e a s a n t 
d e a th f o r s tr ik in g h is lord 
is
sp e n d in g his 
e x e c u tio n a t hom e w ith his fam ily , 
a c c o rd in g to *he Russian 
custom. 
T h e p la y is to bt- p u t on th is w in te r
by a c o m p a n y in Boston, u n d e r th e y e a r » th e s tu d e n t will 
d ir e c tio n of m e m b e r s o f 
vard E n glish f a c u lty . 

th e f i r s t se n io r
ta k e r e g u la r 
in th e fall t e r m ; in t 
o r | j

the 
s e n io r ’s w ork, 
classed a s a s e n io r fo r two years. 

and 
la st n ig h t b e f o r e 

th e H a r- j a c « dem ic w ork 

F o r ex am p le, 

the
b eing 

the b e tw e en 

c o n d e m n e d 

devoted 

.student 

e a r l y 

new 

in 

le a rn e d 
th is 

o f the p rin c ip le s 
school. Not all o f 
w ork will he d one in one y e a r, hdtv- was a m istake, th« 
e v e r, b u t it will he divided e q u a lly ! sch edu led 
to begin
last tw o y e a rs of 

the 

Song.

th e C ouncil 

to m a k e public 

T h e m e b y Corelli.

I Council, a n d u n til 

T a r tin i- K r e is le r. V a r ia tio n s on a 

K reifier. La G ita n a .
W ieniaw sk i. V alse C a p ric e .

B iz e t - llu bay. C a r m e n F a n ta sy . 
Mr. P a tr ic io G u ti e r r e z 

y e a r s and is d e c la re d b y m u sical ex-1 c o m p le tio n a n d will be 
p e ris to be o ne o f th e co m ing a r t i s t s I s h o rtly by the Council. 
R e p o r ts of the selection o f c e r ta in 
o f A m e ric a . T h e p r o g r a m she will 
r e n d e r 
(in d iv id u a ls as m e n t o r f o r n e x t y e a r
M en d e lsso h n -A chro n. On W in gs of h ave r e p e a te d ly been denied by the
is 
its proceed-
r e a d y 
th e m an who has 
mgs a n d choice, 
been chosen will 
re m a in a secret. 
Following th e m e e tin g T h u r s d a y , 
the Council a d jo u r n e d w ith o u t fix ­
ing a d a te 
its n e x t m e e tin g , a 
p r o c e d u r e th a t has b een r a r e since 
th e 
tw^D m o n th s ago, w hen 
som e 
Council b e g a n the w ork of a t t e m p t ­
ing to {tick a coach to succeed Coach 
is c o n ­
B e r ry W h ita k e r . 
the 
s tr u e d by some 
coach has a lr e a d y b een se le c te d — 
h u t it seem s, in r e a lity , t h a t th e Uni-
v , n ty 
coach, 

T h u r s d a y ’s T e x a n a n n o u n c e d th a t 
th e co ncert will begin a t 7 :1 5 ; th is 
bein g

WILL D ISC U SS PL A N S

F IN A N C E C O M M ITTEE

p ro g ra m 
a t 8:15 .

the Council 

T his a c t 

to m ean 

piano.

t h a t 

th e 

for 

a t 

M eeting in th e Y. W. C. A. Read-! from a decision.

! jn & room a t 5 o ’clock T h u r s d a y af-

i n a n e s c o m m itte e of

Com m unity Players 

 

 

 

W i t n e s s P e r f o r m ­
a n c e

W ith p e r f e c t r h y th m of music and 

m o v e m e n t and w o n d e rfu l h a rm o n y o f 

co stu m es, s e ttin g and ensem ble, Ruth 

St. Denis, Ted S haw n and the Deni­

shaw n d a n c e r s d elighte d a larg e a u ­
the H ancock 
dience which packed 

O p e ra H ouse last night. T h e p op u­

la rity which Ted Shaw n won when 

hi* a p p e a r e d in A u stin last y e a r w as 

e n c ro a c h e d upon by Ruth St. Denis, 

especially 
“ T h e Peacock D a n c e .”

in h e r 

f e a t u r e 

n u m b e r, 

P ro b a b ly the most e n jo y a b le n u m ­

bers of th e e n tir e p ro g ra m w ere duos 

by Ted Shaw n a n d Ruth St. Denis. 

included “ M oszcowski, M a c ­

These 
g u e n a ,” “ T he T ille rs of th e Soil,
and " T h e Dania of 

the R e b ir th ,” 
two having an E g y p tia n 

la tte r 

i - 1 the 

L a r g e A u d i e n c e H e a r s Es says 
of Br it is h S a t i r i s t a n d 
C a r t o o n i s t

E s sa y s as a class m ay be dull, af 
m o st people a f f i r m , b u t th o s e 
se ­
lected fr o m th e wro r k o f Max B e er- 
bohm by Dr. D. G. Cook to be read 
th e T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n r e a d in g 
a t 
w e re 
th o r o u g h ly e n te r t a in in g . Mr. 
B e e rb o h m h as a w a y o f m a k in g his 
an d 
e ssay s h u m o ro u s ly 
orig in a l, a n d th e y a r e well su ited to 
r e a d in g aloud.

individu al 

T h e f i r s t e ssa y r e a d was one w r i t ­
te n on 
th e sam e th e m e t h a t W ilde 
s e ts f o r t h in t h e “ Ballad o f R ea d in g 
G a o l,” t h a t th e r e is H d ecided o g r e ­
ish e le m e n t in all love. 
In it B e e r ­
bo hm voices a r e g r e t fo r th e p a s s ­
in g o f p u r e ly n a t u r a l sc e n e ry , and 
a f t e r d e s c rib in g 
th e 
to 
m o st b e a u tif u l sp o t he knows, h u m ­
oro u sly c o nc lu de s t h a t he is as o g r e ­
in a d v e r ­
ish as a n y o n e else since 
tis in g th e b e a u tie s o f his p a r t i c u l a r 
valley he has a c q u a in te d o th e r s with 
it who will f o r t h w i t h go and des­
poil it as th e y h a v e all o th e r Spots.
A p p re cia te s F ires

f u lle s t 

th e 

in 

“ T h e p ra is e o f fir e s a n d the c o n ­
d e m n a tio n o f th e v a n d a ls co m m o n ly 
know n as the “ fire b r i g a d e ” who a l­
w a y s spoil th e sp e c ta c le b y p u t t i n g 
o u t th e f ir e was e m bodied 
th e 
second essay, a n d in t h e th ir d , “ P r e ­
t e n d i n g , ” he speaks in a m ore s e r i ­
ous vein, o f th e co m bined p a th o s and 
rid ic u lo u sn ess o f th e c o n tin u a l h a b it 
o f p r e t e n d in g one is w h a t one is n ’t.
“ H ow Shall I W o rd I t ? ” is a s a ­
t ir i c discussion of m a n u a ls fo r l e t ­
t e r w r itin g a d v e rtise d as c o n ta i n in g 
sa m p le s f o r e v e ry occasion, w ith a 
few a p p e n d e d by M r. B eerb oh m fo r 
“ co m p le te 
th o se o ccasion s t h a t th e 
m a n u a l " doe* n o t 
the 
e x is te n c e of.

re c o gn iz e 

T he r e a d in g fo r n e x t week, will he 
given by Dr. A a ro n S c h a e f f e r o f the 
d e p a r t m e n t o f R o m a n c e L a n g u a g e s, 
who will r e a d fro m 
r e c e n tly 
t r a n s l a t e d F r e n c h novel of H em on , 
’M aria C h a p d e la in e ,”

th e 

f u t u r e 

th e 
th e 

Aside fro m w r i tin g 

play s, Mr.
M o w e ry is t h e a u t h o r o f a n u m b e r 
o f s h o r t sto rie s w hich will be p u b ­
lished so m e tim e 
in
in 
su ch m a g a z in e s as 
“ A r g o s y ” 
a n d “ M u n se y ’*.” M r. M owery has 
s p e n t th e p re c e d in g w i n t e r an d sev ­
e ra l su m m e rs 
in L a b r a d o r , B a ffin - 
land , a n d a lo n g th e C a n a d ia n co a st 
g a t h e r i n g m a te r ia l 
f o r his sto ries 
which all deal w ith N o r th e r n events* 
a n d settin gs.

Junior B .A .’s Elect 

Winter Term Officers 
at M eeting Thursday

F o r the p u rp o se o f d iscussin g the 
social ev e n t to be g iv en th is te rm , 
th e J u n i o r Class o f th e D e p a r tm e n t 
o f B usiness A d m in is tr a tio n m e t 
T h u r s d a y a f te r n o o n . 
F r a n c e s H o f f ­
m a n , Jo se p h B y w a te rs , a n d J . K. 
H a r r i s w'ere a p p o in te d by th e p r e s i­
d e n t of th e class, J o h n H e n r y W ey- 
m an , to se rv e as a c o m m itte e with 
a nd 
th e a u t h o r i t y to d ecide 
m a k e a r r a n g e m e n t s f o r th e 
com ing 
social e v e n t. 
o f f ic e rs : 
T h e 
P r e s id e n t, J o h n H e n r y W e y m a n ; 
F ra n c e s 
s e c r e t a r y and 
s e r g e a n t - a t- a r m s , 
H o f f m a n ; 
a n d 
S a n f o r d M arion 
in ­
Pool, w ere 
c o n s titu tio n , which 
stalled . 
la st m e etin g , 
w a s p re se n te d a t 
w as re -re a d a nd ad op ted.

t r e a s u r e r , 

u po n 

new' 

The 

th e 

F e b r u a r y 14 was th e d a t e decidedj 

th e second o f th e series ?° 

a r e 

b e in g 

upo n f o r 
p r e ­
o f le c tu r e s w hich 
s e n te d u n d e r th e d ire c tio n o f 
th e 
j u n i o r class o f B usin ess A d m in is tr a ­
tion, w ith fin a n c ia l a ssis ta n c e fro m 
th e B u siness A d m in is tr a tio n D e p a r t­
m e n t. 
“ W h a t B u s in e s s D em a n d s of 
M a n " w as th e s u b je c t o f th e fir«t 
o f 
le c tu r e s w hich w as given 
by W . W. W o odson, P r e s i d e n t of th e 
on 
F i r s t N a tio n a l B a n k o f W aco, 
J a n u a r y IO. O t h e r le c tu r e s on such 
s u b je c t s as a r e o f i n t e r e s t to those 
who e x p e c t 
th e business 
to e n t e r 
w orld will follow.

th e se 

.. 

th e w in te r te r m , 
.
p ra c tic e w o rk ; 
te rm ,
in 
a c a d e m ic work a g a in . T h is will hu 

c o o rd in a tin g , 
th e s p rin g 

 

.

.

r e p e a te d with only 
th e second s e n io r y e a r, 
sy stem being so a r r a n g e d 

sligh t c h a n g e s 

t h e who! * * 

t h a t 

th e w e e ^ 

( C o n tin u e d on p age 4)

th<‘ 

ple d g e s d u r i n g 

plans fo r
first
th e 
February', U p to d a te th e r e
a r e f i f te e n g ir ls w o r k in g on the f5-
n a n c e c o m m itte e .

Ground-Hog Ventures Out 

From Hiding Place Today 

Seeking Spring Weather

By D a v i d H. E. K e l l e r 

T r a d itio n h as proved 

to play a n e r 

w in te r will re s u lt, a n d if t h e w eath -
In 

is had s u m m e r 

in view. 

is 

i m p o r t a n t p a r t n o t o nly in the life *sorne w a y this p a g a n b e lie f an d th e 
linked 
the b asis fo r th e 
o f G rou nd- 

C h r is tia n f e stiv a l h a v e b een 
t o g e t h e r to fo rm 
m o d e rn 
H o g ’s Day.

o f th e U n iv e r s ity b u t in th e life of 
m en in g e n e ra l. Behind e v e ry c u s ­
tom t h a t is o bserv ed 
a n d 
o t h e r c o u n t r ie s th e r e is a m u ltitu d e 
o f tr a d i tio n s 
lend sig n ific an c e 
to the occasion.

T h e re is an old S c o ttish 

r h y m e 
th e sam e 

s u p e r s titio n 

.somewhat 

th a t 

this 

in 

t h a t e x p re sse s 
i d e a :

" l f C a n d le m a s d a y be 

d ry 

and 

is g e n e r a lly 

In A m e ric a , th e second 

d a y 
know n 
th is 

of 
as 
F e b r u a r y , 
G r o u n d - H o g ’s Day. On 
day 
su p e r s titio n would h av e us believe 
t h a t th e g ro u n d -h o g venture* fo U h 
in s e a rc h o f 
fro m his h id in g plao - 
sp r in g w e a th e r . 
shadow he will be 
will r e t u r n to his hole, know ing tho 
in 
six w eeks m ore of w in te r 
If th e sun is behind
s to r e f o r him. 

Should ho see hi 

f r i g h t e n e d a * 

is 

clou ds a n d the g ro u n d -h o g f a n 
a glimpse o f his shado w h**
imm< dia ° 
e x ­

will r e m a i n o u t and 
a p p r o a c h o f s p r i n g m ay 
pected.

the 

be 

On th e « h u rc h C a le n d a r, F e b r u a r y 
2 is th e f e a s t o f th e Purification of 
th e Blessed V irg in M ary, o r C a n d le ­
m as, as it is s o m e tim e s 
a f ­
t e r the m etho d 
hies* 
c a n d le s 
in c e le b ra tio n o f the f e s ti ­
val.

lig h tin g 

called, 

of 

L i n k e d T o g e t h e r

F ro m some f o r g o t te n 

the 
b e lie f hasi com e down t h a t on F e b r u ­
a r y 2, if th e w e a th e r is good a lo n g , *

tim e 

fa ir.

ma lr;

I f C a n d le m a s d a y be w e t a n d foul, 
T he h a lf o ’ w i n t e r ’s g a n e a t Y u le.” 
th e g r o u n d ­
id ea o f 

W h e r e 

the 

hog has com e fro m is unk n o w n .

on ( arid leman d a y 

T h e o nly r e f e r e n c e t o him is t o he 
in a n old G e r m a n say in g to 
fo u n d 
th e e f f e c t t h a t th e s h e p h e rd would 
r a t h e r see the w o lf e n t e r his stab le 
sun, 
r th e b a d g e r peops o u t o f his hole 
on C an d lem a s da y , 
he 
fin d s snow w alks a b r o a d ; b u t if he 
s e t a the su n sh in in g he d ra w s hack 
into his hole.

a n d when 

t h a n 

th e 

A n o th e r cu sto m is e x p la in e d to us 
in M a r tin 's D e sc rip t ir>n o f th e W e s t­
ern 
day, 
Islands. On C a n d le m a s 
a f f o r d i n g to this a u t h o r , th e H e b ri­
d e a n s o b se rv e t h e fo llo w ing curio us 
c u s to m :

“ The m istre ss a n d 

se r v a n ts 

of

( C o n tin u e d on Pagt* T h r e e )

is still w ith o u t a n y foo tb all m o tif T ,,d s h a w n 
is y et f a r 
t h a t 

.v e il w ere o u ts ta n d in g in 
” e a t h i b e a u ty ,,,,1 rhythmic- expression.

a d a n c e 

ty p ic a l o f 

Siam , which T h e w eek. en d f r a c a s , 

a r e 3ure

pleased so m an y last y ea r. R uth St- 

Denia a p p e a r e d 

to e x c e lle n t a d v a n ­

ta g e in th e “ Dance o f K u a n Yin,” a 

to b e a r heavily on th e fin al ou tcom e
th e c o n f e r e n c e r a c e . A t p r e s ­
of 

e n t T e x a s a n d A. & M. a r e tie d fo r 

th e 

T ed 

t h a n 

ga m e s 

Chinese 

S h a w n ’s 

f a n ta s ia . 

“ T a n g o ” received e a g e r a pp ro val.

T he first p a r t o f th e p r o g r a m con-

the le a d e rsh ip o f the c o n f e r e n c e a1- 
I th o u g h th e Aggies have play ed m o re 
F o r 
I co m p ariso n o f th e r e la tiv e s tr e n g t h 
slated of m usical visualization w hich I o f th e tw o q u i n te ts it m a y be said 
has been d evelo ped n o ta b ly by 
in to c a m p 
school. 
D enishaw n 

g ro u p , “ R e v o lu tio n a ry E tu d e , Cho- & M 

p in ” with a s u p e r i m p o s e d 
n a r r a t iv e , 
with th e lyric idea of w ind, wave, and | held 
cloud in t h e f le e tin g froili th e g r e a t
h a rm o n y ,

this: by a m uch la r g e r KQn t h a n did A
S c h u m a n n " gies a n d th e T e x a s Aggie# w e re 

F u r t h e r m o r e th e L o n g h o rn s 
d r a m a tic j waUce4 aw a y with the O klaho m a \ g - 

to a cloge gam e fay th e

took B ay lo r 

th a t T e x a s 

L o ng ho rn s. 

" S o a r in g , 

A m o ng 

the 

te am . O f course this is only dope 
b ut the fig h tin g h e a r t o f the Long-
h orns is 
f a r f r o m it, an d a f t e r all 
t h a t is th e big f a c t o r in a n y c o n te s t.

and 

th a t 

It is tr u e 

M a n y P l a y e r s IU 

T h e Denishaw n D a n ce rs 

include 
M a rth a G ra h a m , P earl W heeler, N e t­
ty May, L e n o ra S c h e f f e r , J u lia B en­
th e re a r e se v e ra l 
n e tt, May L y nn , Louise Brooks, 
men on th e te a m who a r e n o t in f ir s t 
C h a rle s W e id m an a n d R o b e rt G o r ­
class c o nd itio n, b u t we m u s t n o t f o r ­
man. M ay L y nn M u c h e rt who a p ­
t h a t w hen S te e r m e e ts W ildcat 
get 
“ May 
pe a rs u n d e r 
o f 
th e n a m e 
quien 
ha p p e n , 
s tr a n g e th in g s 
S a ra h 
is a s is te r o f Miss 
L y n n ” 
M u c h ert, physical d ir e c t o r of Hoeka- 
-abe? P a p P e y to n , s t a r f o r w a r d and 
physical 
day School of D allas 
c a p ta in o f V a rsity has been ill with 
d ir e c to r a t th e U n iv e rsity 
d u r in g 
*a g r ip p e a n d a lth o o u t f o r p ra c tic e 
tw o su m m e rs . Miss May
the past 
T h u r s d a y a f te r n o o n , t h e big fellow
Lynn is only sixteen y e a rs old. H e r will p r o b a b ly be r a t h e r w eak f o r a 
s iste r cam e 
Still th e re m a y be a 
fo r th e per- j d a y o r tw o. 
j few l e f t in th e U n iv e rsity who re -
f o rm a n e e in th is city. 
m e m b e r a few y e a rs p a s t w hen Pey-
 
te a m .
ton was with the S h o rth o rn 
th e U n iv e r s ity Co- But as we have said b efo re s tr a n g e 
thing s o c c u r when T e x a s m e e ts A. 

re g u la r se m i- a n n u a l m e e tin g F r id a y & M. a n d those who can r e m e m b e r 

p. rn. in M. B. 158. T h e p u r- a few y e a rs back will recall how P a p
th e
of th e m e e tin g will be to elect who w as th e n a m e m b e r 

a t 5 
pose 
fo ur m e m b e r s o f th e B o ard o f Direc- S h o rth o rn te a m , 

o 
CO -O P TO E L E C T D I R E C I O R S 

o p e ra tiv e So c ie ty will 

M em b ers of 

to A u stin 

r a n wild 

th e ir 

hold 

so 

 

o f 
a g a i n s t
less 

0 „ , o{ thege m e m b e rs is to ! 

A m S w , sc o rin g -no 

t h a n I S

Will Present Plays 

at Theatre Tonight

T h r e e o n e - a c t plays 

to be p r e ­
th e C o m m u n ity P la y e rs , 
se n te d by 
“ Mrs. P a p an d th e L a w ,” “ T h e Lost 
Silk H a t , ” a n d “ H y a c in th s ,” will be 
given F r id a y n ig h t a t th e C o m m u n ­
ity T h e a t r e a t e ig h t o ’clock.

, 

T he c a s ts fo r th e se plays will be 
as follow s: “ Mrs. P ap and t h e L a w ” : 
Miss A m y Allen, Miss Eloise Mil­
ler, J

n n. 
P'Tu J.’ J - 

T he Lost Silk H a t ” : M orton B ro w n ,
c . E. S a n d e rs, P. H. O glesby and
G. M. G regory'; “ H y a c in th s ,” Mrs. 
G. W. C u n n in g h a m , Mrs. J . B. P i t ­
m an a n d Miss Sue F alvey.

T he price o f adm ission 

these 
plays 
and 
tic k e ts m a y be s e c u re d a t t h e box 
o f fic e F r id a y nig ht.

to 
ce nts, 

tw e n ty -f iv e 

is 

 

.......... . 1 11. un.

Perfecting Machine 

Will Be 

Installed 

W ith in 

the n e x t y e a r , a m o dern 
p e r f e c tin g p ress f o r th e use o f th e 
U n iv e rsity P r e s s will he 
installed , 
to A r t h u r C lay W rig h t, 
a c c o rd in g 
Press. 
m a n a g e r o f 
to 
T h e new m ac h in e will be able 
p r i n t 6000 p a p e rs a n d fold th e m in 
ta k e n u p by
m uch 

tho U n iv e rsity 

' Hi-rang«.ments, which r e q u ir e , 

tim e 

th a n 

less 

o n e h o u r f o r f if te e n h u n d re d p a p e rs w fr o m th(, f>c|)lty> onp fr o m ^
and 
f o r folding.

the use o f a s e p a r a t e m ach in e 

School o f E n g in e e r in g , one fro m th e ; line. 
Iaaw D e p a r tm e n t and one f r o m th e 
College o f A rts.

T h e 

in s ta lla tio n o f 

th is m a c h in e 
will p u t th e U n iv e r s ity P re s s in the
M em bership is sec u re d by p a y in g
f i r s t r a n k o f college p resses, a lo n g ; t h f fpe o f one dollar a t the begin-
with the U n iv e rsity o f M ichigan and 
ning of th e y e a r and 
a 
the U n iv e r s ity o f O k lahom a.
m e m b e r to a c e r ta in p e r c e n t o f r e ­
tu rn on all artic le s p u rc h a s e d a t the 
is u rg e d t h a t all mem-
C<>-Op. 
in o r d e r t h a t the Direc-
fr o m a leave o f a b s e n c e o f a y e a r tors elected m a y b e s t r e p r e s e n t th e

to ta k e up his d u tie s as H e ad o f th e m e m b e rs bt t h e C o -o p e ralfv e so-

I t 
r e tu r n e d W e d n e sd a y hers a tt e n d 

B U T T E R E T U R N S 

L aw School. 

Dr. B u tte 

e n title s 

] ciety.

5 p . rn.

p. rn.

 field goals a n d nine f r o m t h e fo u l

W ell w h a t 

of 

it— n o th i n g

C o n tin u e d on P a g e 4

C A L E N D A R

F rid ay

F resh m an C om m ission , Y .W .C .

A. rea d in g room , 5 p. rn.

P en ta g r a m S o c ie ty , M .B. 206,

T e x a s C ow b o y s, M .B.

157, 

5

T h e h a lf o’ w i n t e r ’s 

to come and 

by U niversity P r e ss1

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

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S a i l g C c .v a n

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l»e., ♦▼•rf Btwr*i»« • t e m p t I s l - 

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day

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tp b o M I U t . A fter I p. rn 

ISS Main B u n d ist. T*J- 
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by *.hm C a i m i l t y a t T u a i 

Printed 

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Pp***, J. Bail.

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twecw d-clw e m attmr at 

tb s 
poatelBca at Au att a, T r n u . a M a r Aet af 
( o r . , -' -. M»’ ti 
ISTt . Aeeaptane* at
apa*!*; rate of ptwtara provided foe la Pac- 
!!« » Art o f October I, 1*17, aa th o - 
t m 
riiH I September t i . I t l l . 

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WM HA ART JACE
E ditor-in-Chia?

HENRY IX H L C H F .fi 

Manas rn* Editor

Fe* tare Staff— Nowlin Randolph. 
ll. E Keiler, Robert 0 Uied«oe

David

T i)MAS G. POLLARD 
S tPWhrtatMI Batino** M anacer

FELE M RACEY mad Vt. ELMA MUNN 
Advert Hr.* Manaftra
STAFF FOR TODAY

Jark W a r 
C en e. leva A - ■* 
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Judith Porter 
K 
.I, Era nod y 
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Radoff 

l f l Id red J oner 
RH bar I ana Scarry 
Nota in K*- •>. . h 

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Wa.-b#| Duanaway
J D. Stiffs*
l^tsiae Steven*
Helen Harri*
Shirley Lomax
F,H**h**h Roykin

Friday , F e b ru a r y , 2, 1923

-At M u eller’s S h oe Store

* • 

the 

a cl aas matt* every day during }•>. 
four years without ev en nod- fancy 
ding the head in reco g n itio n ,
I No slight, or snobbery, is u^u- 
o i l * / 
ie* t e n H i.. I
! • • « • Editor 
condition
A ..< ,» » ,* 
I* (I
Aa«i*tant j
Amiant I m erely results from the lack o f 
a general feeling of friendli­
ness am ong all students. Vis­
itors come to the campus with
out receiving a polite “good m an, 
morning" from any 
to -b e -d e sire d 
many students whom they pass af»d p a in te r s . 
by. Can th ey be blamed 
th ey feel that their visit U not 

i f men 
lib- 

t r a n s f o r m s 

spired g<

men? . 

t h e 

o f 

sjc the 
Ii apr

urt*ams, too, f a r 
in to re a lm s u n k n o w n , 

fi .icfc»t--a 

o f hoard n e a r d o o r of M. B, 2 1 6 A 

is

form a k e p t a list of th o s e who are a v a ila b le

Extension Bureau 

p o w e rfu l s u b s ta n c e which 

g enius

into 

! tie us«ful 

in a tr u -

j f civilization. A child w ith

to coach, 
in f o r m a tio n .

to g e t h e r 

w ith 

in c id e n ta l

( Ii A IR M A X

P U R E MATH.

toys but its imagination is happy; P A X -HELLENIC will hold regular 
dream-ir,.| m eeting Friday a fte r n o o n at 51
scientist, achieving a 

o’clock in Room 

lo 7 M ain B u ilding ..
R U T H U N D E R W O O D . | d e r 

Arranges Meetings 

for Texas Women

Final p r o g r a m s a re o u t a n d all a r ­

r a n g e m e n t s have been c om p le ted fo r 

the h o ld in g of two c o n f e r e n c e s u*i-

the ausp ic e s o f th e B u r e a u of

im a g in a t io n 

m ak e s e a s ie r th e lot of
is n o t th e little 
id io sy n c ra sy o f poets 
I t i» th e n e c e s sity of 
in **very s ta tio n a n d w alk o f 

— o 

----- 

E x te n sio n o f th e U n iv e rs ity a t 

tho

 

- 

( h u rc h 

B e tw e e n $ 25,0 00 a n d $30,000 a r e 

C H E M I S T R Y D E P A R T M E N T U n iv e rsity B a p tist 
WILL IM P O R T M A T E R IA L S 
 

d u r i n g 
th e period, F e b r u a r y 5-9. The s e -
ond a n n u a l c o n f e r e n c e on E d u c a -
tio n , C itiz e n sh ip , a n d H om e W e l- 
Hpent a n n u a lly by the d e p a r t m e n t of ^a r e ** b e in g held f ro m T u e s d a y to
F r id a y , inclusive, fo r the b e n e f it o f 
the th re e le a d in g w o m e n 's o r g a n i z a ­
tio n s o f t h e S ta te , the T e x a s F e d e r ­
a tio n of W o m e n ’s C lubs, th e T e x a s 
C o n g ress o f ^ M others 
P a r e n t - 
T e a c h e rs A sso ciation , a n d th e T e x a s 
l e a g u e o f W om en V o ters.

a n d 

chem istry o f th e U n iv e rsity Tor a p ­
on e- 
p a r a tu s a n d sup plies. A b o u t 
th ird of t h a t s u m is su pp lied by stu- 
n e c e ssa rily lim ited . VV h a t d e n t's la b o r a to r y fees, th e o t h e r tw o
tttu o i «IVJI y A” LS| lilt! UUI"J IWU
'‘Cliv 
th ird s being p a id by th e S t a t e . M uch
of th e o rg a n ic c h e m ic a ls m u st be im- 
is now
f i v e - 
c h a rm which h u n d re d d o lla rs w o r t h o f c h e m i c a l s 
to com e fr o m G e r m a n y .

p la n n in g an o r d e r of a b o u t 

th at po rted, a n d 

the d e p a r t m e n t 

be Ii*

Editorials

FORTY YEARS 
YOUNG

In 

ppreciated? 

several 

Sad, 
m a n y la rk 

* 
* 
instances, 

so
“ Did you e n jo y th e
“T e r r ib le / * 
University and other 
be 
t ions have attem pted to engen- t r u e , ” A nd so if goes. The b r e a d th 
! der a better spirit through the o f k n o w le d g e , th e u n d e m a n d i n g , of 
th*- u n d e r s ta n d in g , o f 
; agency of designated 
•••*»•*✓* rn, ww Milt 
beyond the pale o f k no w ledg e to 

the p la y ? ” so m e o n e asks. 

reply, “ It co uld n e v e r 

t h e r e f o r e , 
it. 

“ hello
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institu- 

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a person i

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th a t 

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u 

th e 

~ 1 

is, 

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is 

it. 

p 

f« 

During the present year, th e;shou t at each other in hoister

* ar * 

I co.m !^e*e 

"rt> years is not 

* 
nr U f 
° 

ft*I oil# and often farcial manner 
existence* A — and then th e former atmos*
.so phere of coolness returns. Tho 
l o n g r n comparison to the an-* situation will not be rem e d ied 
aquity of many 
educational j through a “ hello d a y /' or any 
institution#; yet other m ethod of p e rsu a d in g 
(U/ u ra! 
ie four decades Hi nee people to speak to each oth er.
( unrig 
spirit of 
th e Univer- a real feeling and 
September, 1883 
sity has expanded 
from one friendliness must be volu n tary 
>uj { mg, with -.2 1 students, to! and spontaneous. A forced or 
little 
ora ne hen and a popular e x te rn D o tte r than none at all, Stu- 
total of; dents must first come to real-
1 °.n !M f i /A Wl 
# i*1* 
that when a man is wrap-
o 
should ped Up in himself, or his own
no pass unnoticed and u n o b - 1 small grou p , he makes a pretty 
I he accom plishm ents small parcel.
served. 
o f the past deserve a 
fitting 
celebration, w hile the aspira­
tions and plans of the future 
need definite recognition.

argo Main University, two; perfunctory greeting 

Opinions of Other#

* 
anniversary 

students. The 

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rt 

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m any can n e v e r be t r u e . 

M istak en ly , so m e 

e v e ry -d a y life. F ew 
th in gs w hich 
those 

the b e a u ty o f n a t u r e is u n s u r p a s s e d 
for im a g in a tio n c r e a ti 
rival 
n a t u r e c a n n o t 
Im a g in a tio n 
th o g r a y u n c h a n g in g 
p a in ts golden 
vistas o f 
i n ­
deed, a re 
th e 
the d r e a m e r ’s b ru sh c a n ­
touch of 
not em bellish arui b e a u tify . A child 
de lig hte dly sees in its m o th e r divine 
fcj- 
loveliness. A p a tr io t 
t h e 
country *; 
m os' b e a u tif u l in 
the world. T r u t h ­
fully has if been said th at the d r e a m ­
e r 
which 
no ne can d e stro y .

r e g a r d s 
i t 

is endow ed w ith 

flag, a n d Ifln d s 

riches 

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W W I I I I I I I I I I I —

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OFFICIAL NOTICES

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ON A M O U N T o f 

has previously o f th e 

f ig h t i n g WINDMILLS
(C o rn e ll S u n )

T h e fortieth a n n iversary of 
the University should b e ob- 
served with a celebration a n d 
a p p o in tm e n t of ft c o m m itte e
exposition during the Spring 
E n g lish a n d A m e ric a n sch o la rs to 
t e r m of th e present session. As **y dow n ru les w h e re b y the »pc*#ch 
The Texan 
tw o nation* shall be deter* 
pointed out the biennial Var- m ined is a ta c it ad m ission t h a t the 
sity ( ire Us can be used as t h e ' U n i t e d s t a t e s a n d the M o th e r Conn*
center for an All-University I t r y no 
samoi 
to la n g u a g e , T h e g r o u p has n o t ev en a H, E, 11 1 Read a b o u t p erio d tapes-
jubilation. Hut. in order 
ini nam e yet, n o r has it fo r m u la te d a f 
Varsity Circus 
make the 
May 
I t includes, h o w ever, such 
r e # ! 
for the I Diversity, there must men as L ord B a lfo u r, Robert B rid g e s! 
bt* co-operation between stu-l an d H e n ry Newbold in E n g la n d , a n d * G -O P M E M B E R S will m e e t 
dents, faculty and alumni. 
J e m in e n t lite r a r y a n d e d u c a tio n a l au 
I th o r itie s on thin side of the A tla n tic ] m * (>n 
* 

th*- D e n n ish a w o 
d a n c e r s T h u rs d a y e v e n in g which 
e v e r y m usician sh ould a t t e n d , no 
O rc h e stra R e h e a rs a l will be held this 
week. 
re h e a rs a l will be 
r h u r s d a y , F e b r u a r y 8.

in 
ro o m L>8, Main B uilding a t 5 p.
f r i d a y , l*»*bruary 2 to elect!
fiscal! 

t rie s . M id -te rm F e b r u a r y 7.

c e l e b r a t i o n p ro g ra m . 

F R A N K L, R E E D .

IN S T R U C T O R .

The n e x t 

i n t o a 

lo n g e r 

sp e a k 

-----

th e 

th e 

* * 

__

* 

t h e E nglish m e m o irs s » | a new a8si8 « w f n t

event* 

should 

th e c o m m itte e 

r e p r e s e n t A m erica. 

Phi* Varsity Circus and its to 

A b o r n in g 
allied
bring th a t 
e a r n e s t, 
thousands of ex-students back thi •re is every reaso n to believe th a t
to the campus for an immense 
w h at can be a ccom plished by any 
homecoming which the institu­
g r o u p of m en, will be done
tion has never experienced be­
fore. Ah the Circus must be 
held several weeks prior to the 
is to to*
final examinations, it 
t h e E x -S tu d en lsl.tedTa 
desired t h a t 

a m e re s ta n d a r d iz a tio n o f 
E nglish on both
A wide e n o u g h schism h a s been e n

A h a r d e r ta sk has b een set th.in 
lite ra r y 

in 

is 

sides o f the p o n d . ! a r *v 

d a u n t ’wen
the r e d o u b ta b le D r. J o h n so n . W hen 
....

s s o c i a IOU a d v a n c e it* a n n u a l 

-

Ul I 

11 r, 

the 

and 
I 

\r n e r ie a n -

p o p u la r h ere form d if fic u lt r e a d in g
«... . . . ................... . . . .
a t b est. B u t tho com m ission plate

into E n g la n d i t was f o u n d necessat
to a p p e n d a gips sa ry o f 
iHrns,

meeting from _ C om m encem ent|u,e novel, ‘Babbitt- wa, 
to th e date of the Circus. The 
Circus will provide suitable en­
visiting 
tertainment for 
alumni, w hile the assistance of
P 
«* « V* MUM, wi * J I I fJ L11 CT 
;* 
i i 
i h f l a t t e r 
the latter will make ii ponw M e;., 
for t h e University 
to ha ve a
fitting cclei.ratidn in honor o f / . , * ! fur“'*r 
th e progreaH 
Th e 
student 
st a r t e d th e ir 
fa cu lty is re 
it 
now rem air: •
the ex-stu-l
• A.-CT* It- I
n i l - 
d e n t s 
t o d e c i d e w t e t h e r t h e y 
will hvip to make !hfe F o r t i e t h * ‘
A nniversary Celebration 
the 
c d success. 

,h',n tu merely "
the w r itte n
the institution, 
I t c o n te m p la te s a cam* 
air-adv 
have 
n a tio n s 
tw o 
e para d o n s ; the p*,|rn 
sp e a k 
T h e Y o rk sh irem a n , 
r 
the London cockney, and th e Y a n k -
or 

i t ’ f or*ooth» a r e to be in d is tin g u b h - 
 »* th*''r c o n v e rsa tio n 
the!

J niversify a n unpre c e d e n t- mid d le w este rn 

iab ltsh u n if o r m i ty in 
a n g u a g e . 

cracker, 
the W elsh-]

s o u th e r n 
f a r m e r , 

to m ake 
alike. 

to assist — 

the 

{"

man, and th e S c o tsm a n a r e to use!
th e sam e words in 

 

 

o r g a n i z a - %r ')WirilP a p a r t, 

CULTIVATING 
FRIENDLINESS 

th e sam e w ay. 
K now ledge and e d u c a t io n w o rk 

l a c k 
friendliness, m ig h t m o v e m e n t 

miracles, b u t even to th e s e thf-r*- 
i limit. 
le a r n e d 

j »
| 
1 f 
‘It 
is m e / has th r iv e d on I
“ VV i t h i n t h e f o u r . - m u a l l a r e 
antagpm sm * a n d oven so '■
b r e t h r e n ” •‘a i d C o n f u c i u s hun­
d r e d ? o f y e a r s a g o . A n d U n i - ; •eholarly a man as Woodrow Wilson j I 
t h e i r ! has b e e n coraP, l ^ ‘l to adopt it T h e I 
. s t u d e n t s , w i t h 
v e r i t v 
t e n d e n c y t o 
in c o n v e rsa tio n , o f I 
g r o u p 
o f ! E:n# l* n d a n d A m erica, like the sam e I
t i o n a n d s o m e w h a t 
general 
in d if f e r e n t sections o f |
we!* © b l a i r , stimulus a n d ins pi-1 emcb country, has beun going on 
ration from the proverb. A for centuries, and will continue for!
University with a s la rg e a idtu-j centones a f t e r the G r e a t War and] 
‘lainguage Fixing Com m ission’ 
dent b o d y as T ex a s ca n n o t e x - 
p o e t t o h a v e th e sam e u n i f i e d 1 
have sunk in to h is to ry as two! 
s p i r i t and friend ly a tm o s p h e r e , I ° f die gr*ate«t 
dim! 
je s ts of 
w h i c h exist in the sm all col- p ast.”
; yet t h e te n d en cy to w ard ! 
g r o u p acq u ain tan ce and a s s o - 
e la tio n only, rather th a n gen- 
era] wi d e friend sh ip , s h o u l d be 
d i s c o u r a g e d . 

th e w orld,”
rule« 
Napoleon, th a t m an of m ighty deeds]
I once said. We do n o t contend w ith!
S tu d en t# P&m e a c h O t h e r on B o n a p a rte , f o r tru ly , im a g in a tio n is 
the street a n d th e c a m p u s with-! th* source o f most o f th e p le a s u re s 
out e v e n s p e a k in g . M any see! w e poor m ortal# a r e p e r m it te d to en-

----------
d r e a m s
( M a ss a c h u s e tts T e c h .)

“ Im agination 

the 

B oard of D ire c to rs fo r 
y e a r 1923-24.

J. VV. C A L H O U N .

LAW S C H O O L : By vote o f th e A d­
s t u ­
d e n ts will sig n up M ond ay , Feb ru * 

m in is tr a tiv e C ou ncil, 

Law 

(he 

'r’’ ^"r 

se m iste r, 
* ounces m ay he a d d e d o r d r o p p e d at 
some tim e w ith o u t c h a rg e .

second 

J. C . T O W N E S .

j E N G L I S H I.SI3 w ill meet on F r id a y ! 
{ 

in lo n g p a p e rs , a nd re c e iv e

ha n d 

E N G L IS H 2.8 will m e e t on S a tu r -
and 
fo r a quiz on R om eo 

day
•Juliet.

L. W. P A Y N E .

M A I N S PU D E N T S d e s ir in g to give 
o r re c eiv e c o a c h in g a r e re m in d e d 
b u lle tin

d e p a r t m e n t a l 

t h a t on the 

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'

Sanitary P lum b in g, S tea m 

and H o t-W a te r H e a tin g .

M odern Electric A p p li­
a n ces.

John L. Martin
Phone 3563 

4 1 0 Congress

 

 

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M en;

THE PA L L MALL
Model suit is style for the 
the 
student who wants 
best.
Just try one on.

Ask For

J. DAR R ELL JO N ES 
At
The Man's Shop 
K, M S> arb rn ugh & Sons

'I'he re ar*- now 1200 s t u d e n t s r e g ­
is t e r e d for c o u r s e s in c h e m i s tr y , a n d 
!h»y an- 
f i v e p r o f e s s o r s 
i»y 
e l e m e n t a r y 
and 25 
classes a rc t a u g h t by t h e t u t o r s who 
are ta k in g a d v a n c e d w o rk in th e d e ­
p a r t m e n t .

ta u g h t 
t u to r s . 

T he 

N EW SU M M E R C O U R S E

f o r 

O ne of 

in v isu a l 

th e a t t r a c t i o n s 

th e 
next Hummer session o f the U n i v e r ­
sity will be a c o u rse 
in • I 
-u ru c tio n t a u g h t b y Dr. J . J . W e b e r , 
head of th e visual 
in s tr u c tio n d iv i­
sion o f th*- B u r e a u o f E x te n sio n o f 
Public school t e a c h ­
the I n iversify. 
ers a r e e x p e c te d 
i n t e r e s te d 
this c o u r s e , which 
p a r tic u la r l y 
in 
th e use o f p ic tu re s , 
will deal w ith 
slides and m oving p ic tu r e film s 
in 
school w ork.

to be 

I e n c e will be held fr o m M onday 

T h e N u tr itio n and H e a lth C o n f e r - 
to 
W e d n e s d a y , inclusive, f o r th e b e n e ­
f it o f th e public h e a lth n u r s e s a n d 
h e a lth w o rk e rs t h r o u g h o u t th e S ta te . 
The o f fic e s o f 
th e d e a n o f w om en 
and th e ho m e eco no m ics d e p a r tm e n t 
listin g ro o m s and 
have b een b u sy 
f o r 
m a k in g 
v is itin g 
d e le g a te s, 
la rg e a t t e n ­
d a n c e u po n both c o n fe re n c e s.

in d ic a tin g a 

r e s e r v a tio n s 

DONNELLY & WHITF

P h o n e G 1 3 1 
P lu m b in g and H e a tin g 
C ontractors 
905 Congress Ave.

J. S. K O E N IG

C h iro p o d is t a n d F o o t S p ecialist 

418 L ittle f ie ld Bldg. 

Ph o n e 4855

IF IT IS EXPERIENCED WORKMANSHIP 
YOU WANT SEND IT HERE

W e h av e the oldest sh o p in th e U n iv ersity 

n eig h b o rh o o d .

UNIVERSITY TOGGERY

Cleaning- Pressing 

2 302 Guadalupe 

Phone 3090

A NEWER, CREAMIER WAY

Don t you prfer cream in your c o f f e e ? — or on your 

c er e a l? Then w hy not also in your Milk Chocolate?

N e s t le s Milk C hocolate Bars are m ade from only 
fresh, full cream milk, direct from th e dairy farms o f
the fertile O sw eg o River V alley. This is the secret of 
th e rare Nestle flavor— “ Richest in C ream /'

N est I c ’s Bars are m ade by th e originators of milk 
chocolate, The Peter, Cailler, Kohler Swiss Chocolate 
Co., o f Yevey, S w itzerlan d , w hose products are fam ous
in every country o f th e tvorid.

Y ou’ll like Nestlers Bars. They're pure. T h e y ’re

nourishing. They're good.

^cH ocetA re, A L M Q N 0 S

I i , m a w

Plain and Almond Bars. Buy Them by the Box 

Buy a box today at 

T h e Co-op, The University Drug Store or W ag n er’s

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HOSIERY! HOSIERY!
VV itll low shofAs you must have good look­
ing hosiery and we have it.
Pure silk thread, full fashioned Hosiery 
in all the new shades of Gray, Otter, B am ­
boo, Brown and Black.

P rices $ 2 .0 0 , $ 2 .2 5 a n d u p
— New' slip p ers for e v er y S p rin g w e a r now sh o w in g .

CARL H. MUELLER

008 CONOPESS AVE.
/ f a m e o f G o o d S h o e s - t l o s / e r y

ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY T E X A N

SERVICE THAT SATISFIES

For Your Convenience
G r e a s in g Rack- S< n o t h i n g new. Come give us a tria l. W e know 
how to g r e a s e y o u r m o to r e q u ip m e n t. L et us d ra in t h a t c r a n k c ase 
a n d r e f ill w ith fre sh oil to d a y .

CHARLTON & CROCKETT, Inc.
S e rv ic e S ta tio n No. I , E a s t 5 th a n d B ra z o s 

S e rv ic e S ta tio n No. 2, E a s t 6th a n d W a lle r

Friday and Saturday

S pecial O fferin g * for T h r if ty S h o p p e rs

T.H. Williams & Co.

INCORPORATED

Spring Hat Special
O il with th e .o ld ! On with the new and NOW is the 
time to save money on that first Spring Hat.

Every N ew Color 

Every N ew Style

FR ID A Y A N D SA T U R D A Y
$ 5 .9 5

Dress Special
Made o f T affeta of exquisite lustre— Flat Crepe, Satin 
Crepes, basque bodice w'ith w ide spread ing skirts; 
straight lines tor the more mature figures. A fuli 
assortment makes selection possible in all sizes. 

FR ID A Y A N D SA T U R D A Y SPECIAL
$ 1 9 .5 0

Sweater Special
Beautiful quality slip-over, all-wool Spring m odels and
$ 1 . 4 9
weights. All colors. Special ......... 

.... 

Silk and Fibre
Slip-over, coat and faq u ette models. VALUES U P TO 
gQ
S i6 .5 0 . Special 

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HOSIERY SPECIALS
T H R E A D SILK HOSE
Ladies Thread Silk Hose with seam in black w hite 
nu t bro w n, brow n. Very special value ..... ... 
$ 1 . 0 6

FINE SILK HOSE $ 2 .0 0
Ladies lull-fashioned Silk Hose in black, otter sponge 
$2.00
ooze, Congo, Beige 

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F A IR F A X N ISB E T , E ditor

Pi B* t a Phi A l u m n i M e e t i n g 

P a u l i n e S p e n c e , M i l d r e d

N e v ille , j Oliv-in olive oi l , ”

Mi s s e s A u d r e y W i l k e r s o n 

and a n d P a u l i n e B a r r e t t a r e s p e n d i n g the I 

J e a n e t t e Col l et t will be h o s t e s s e s f o r w e e k - e n d 
the Pi Beta Phi A lu m n i A sso c ia tio n 
at th e home o f Miss W ilk erson , 611 
W est S e v e n t e e n t h S t., S a tu r d a y a f ­
t e r n o o n , at 3:30 o ’clock.

in B r y a n w h e r e 

t h e y will

a t t e n d t he b a s k e t b a l l g a m e s a n d the] b ega n . 
A . & M. d a n c e s .

Mrs. John L ip scom b o f Lockhart,
w ho w ill be r e m em b e red as C orin n e 
S t o r e y , was a g u e s t at the Phi Mu 
house T h u rsd a y.

E va J o n es has w ith d r a w n from the 
U n i v e r s it y on a c c o u n t o f illness and 
has r e tu r n e d to her h om e in Martha.

M a r i e D e u s c h l i a n d T h e lm a Bel! 
t h e w ee k -en d with L o r ­
in
h e r 

w ill s p e n d 
r a i n e R o b e r t s o n a t 
, 
, .
L ockhart.

h o m e 

T h e l m a D i l l i n g h a m h as re cove re d 
f r o m a s h o r t ill ness a n d is now able 
t o a t t e n d cl asse s.

‘ 

J c a m e up.

Ollie Lake will sp en d 

H al l i e a n d 
c a l l e d t o t h e i r
end w ith Martha A lle n a t her h o m e a c c o u n t o f the 
in B r y a n . 

the w e e k ­

J o h n K t t ah ey w ere 
h o m e in R ock w ell on 
loath o f th e ir mother.
_______

B e r r y J o n e s a n d H arry Mitchell h er h o m e 

Tjp Y o u n g b lo o d has r e tu r n e d 

to 
in San A n t o n i o a f t e r a 

o f A. 4 M. C o l l e g e a r e v is itin g v is it at the Phi B eta Phi house.
f r ie n d s on the c a m p u s.

Ruth Ropes is s p e n d in g the w e e k ­

end at her h om e 

in San A ntonio.

D ai s y R ich ard son v is i te d G ladys 
F ra n k s a t her h om e in Lockhart th e I
p a s t w e e k - e n d .

E. O. V ick er s o f D allas is a g u e st 

a t the Phi Psi house.

A. H . C oale o f O r a n g e is a g u e s t 

at the D elta Chi h o u se .

Edith Shinn will sp en d the w e e k ­

end at her h om e 

in Lockhart.

Opal M a r s h a l l h a s r e t u r n e d f r o m 
T e mp l e w h e r e sh e h a s s p e n t t h e pa s t 
f ew d ays .

E l i z a b e t h L u c a s h as w i t h d r a w n 
I r o m the U n i v e r s i t y on a c c o u n t o f 
h e r 
ill ness, a n d h a s 
h o m e 

in S h e r m a n ,

r e t u r n e d 

t o 

ItltttulMtflUi*

A Corundum

1 m uh w m iw w i.n i i i i im n t» w » w im m n » in m n n ii i im m tm iK H iti in .n m u h u h n u n
j 
( A p o lig i e s to D r. W h ite y ’* Geol 
j o g y D e p a r t m e n t .)

“ Do you h a v e a n y A p a t it e ? ” asked 

J asp er .

“ N o ,” replied Opal, “ but 

I can 
“ W e will e a t that as 
e a t P y - r it e .” 
b e sto s can , and vee h a v e q u a r t z o f 

J a s p e r sat d o w n b e - s i d e r i t e h a n d . 
‘‘You have a h e a r t o f F l i n t . ” he

th e 

" W h a t s 

jo k e , A l b i t e ? ’* s h e 
re sp o n d ed . F r a n k li-n ite is a p p r o a ch ­
in g, and I n e v e r b or-n ite w e ll.” 

“ You have 

lived 

l a b r a d o r ”— 
in 
in te rr u p te d Opal “ but h o w 

“ R it e ! ” 
m uch T a lc w ill a d olla r b u y ? ”

“ A D o lo m ite b uy a g r e a t d e a l . ” 
Ju st th en a G al-en-a g r e e n d ress 

“S in c e 

I h eard 

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t h e U n i v e r s i t y 
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I i n g f o r t h e c a m e r a u n l e s s I h a v e t h e 
' f e e l i n g t h a t t h e c o s t u m e I a m w e a r - 
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w e e k s of s t u d y a n d 

t h e gi r l I a m 

r e g istr a r o f t h e L aw S ch o ol, is n a t ­
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ch a p te r w a s o rg a n iz e d in 1916, w i ’ h 
Mrs, A n n a I. S a n d b o o f A u stin as 
d ean.

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bulk o f m inor A m e rica n 
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books and m anu scrip ts o f 
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T he M an h attan P la y e r s o f f e r their 
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la s t h a lf o f this w e e k o w in g to the I 
D e n is h a w n 
T h u r s d a y m a tin e e a n d night.

two d ays o n ly d u rin g 

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Ma je*tic

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Jack

S t a r t in g Friday n ig h t and to be 

h a s a part

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p e n n ile ss 

S ta r tin g w ith 

is p le n ty o f s c o p e 

S a tu r d a y m a tin e e 

p r e s e n ts 
o f 

T h e sp len d id c h a r a c te r iz a tio n 

it b eco m e s o n e . a c t in g , and Mr. H o lt 
la u g h t e r . 

o f action
an d | jn “ Making a M a n ” which is sh ow - 
r e p e a t e d 
n ig h t t h e M a n h a tta n s w ill g iv e F a ir ! [n ( r at the M ajestic. A t f ir s t a cold, 
a n d W arm e r. 
It i s n ’t n ec e ssa r y to I hard man o f t h e world w ho trie s to 
c o m m e n t on this c o m e d y as it is in - f o r c e an Italian to g iv e up his home 
lau gh | b e c a u s e he c a n n o t m eet p a y m e n t s 
t e r n a t io n a l ly k now n. A s 
later alo n e in N e w 
p r o d u c e r it has no s u p e r io r and f e w d u e on it, and 
f r ie n d le s s , 
eq u a ls. 
the rise o f Y ork , 
f o r good 
th e fir s t c u r ta in u ntil the very la st! T h e r e 
a 
m in u te o f the p lay 
c o n t in u o u s g a le o f 
the 
c o m e d y sit u a tio n s f o l l o w so c lo se ly I h ero. He p la y s op p o site E va N o - 
u p on th e h eels o f o n e a n o th e r th e r e i vak. 
is no t im e to r e c o v e r b e t w e e n th e m .i
M iss D ix ie D ow an d F ra n k C a l l a - j 
the so p h is tic a t e d man and 
g h e r a s 
little 
w i f e w h o d ecide to h a v e 
p a r ty o f 
r e ta lia to r y 
m e a s u r e s a g a in st t h e ir e r r in g b ette r 
h a lv e s w ill k eep you 
la u g h in g f o r a 
so lid h our. H u gh M cC orm ick and 
M iss A n n a H e n n e w ill play the o p ­
p o site r o le s and J o h n D o t y as th e 
quin j 
t r o u b le m aker c o m p le t e 
t e t t e o f u nh app y f l a t d w e lle r s who 
a w a k e n to a s e n s e o f d u t y a f t e r the
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Q u e e n , is a d and y, w ith a laugh to 
and D o u g la s 
e v e r y f o o t o f film , 
M a c L e a n d oing a p ie c e o f work o f I 
w hich he does o t look cap ab le w hen 
o n e s e e s him p e r s o n a lly . T h e kind 
o f rid in g tha t is done in th e s t e e p le ­
ch a s e , it m atters n ot how m uch he
B u t the A m e rica n In d ian s den ied
w a s a s s is te d b y c a m e r a , is g re a t. N o a n y such reason fo r t h e g r o u n d - h o g ’s 
T h e y sa y 
o n e c o u ld sit th r o u g h i t and n ot g e t i & o in P back rn t h e hole. 
has b eco m e I 
a thrill, f o r it has a sm a c k o f s o m e - ( t h a t by m id -w in te r he 
t h in g d i f f e r e n t , with an o r ig in a lity c °b l 
in his ab ode and c o m e s o u t to I 
and a s c ie n c e o f r id in g th a t d o es h ° ° k *or w a rm er c loth in g. H e d oes 
n o t s a v o r o f the w ild w est, but o f ! * 10* return to h is old hole b e c a u s e 
be k n o w s he will not find t h e r e w h a t
h igh cla ss h o rsem an ship. 
I he 
to!
I o t h e r c a v e s in s e a rc h o f his w a rm er 
clo th in g .

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B u t w h a t e v e r t h e origin 

A m o n g the m uch t a lk e d o f f e a t u r e 

the 
o f Mae M u rray ’s r e c e n t p hotoplays, c u s t o m , it will be fou n d th a t e v e ry - 
F a s c in a t io n ,’ w h e r e , n ot o n ly in A m e r ic a , b u t all 
the d azzlin g a r r a y o f g o w n s ; o v e r the w orld , both old and y o u n g , 
in t e r e s t in t h e s u n ; 
h a t the blonde sta r w o r e 
la t e s t p icture, an d m ore than a f e w a r e s o r e ly dis- 
p r o d u c tio n , 
| B r o a d w a y R ose, 
th e I a p p o in te d i f Old Sold sh o w s h is f a c e , 
n o w 
HTexas T h e a t e r , she is said to w e a r ' and t h e y a re a ssu re d th a t t h e y m ust 
in an o th er six w e e k ’s s u p p ly o f 
t h e , lay 
c o s t u m e s 
f o r t u n a t e w o m a n g a s p w i t h coat.
Bloat 

that w ill m a k e e v e n 

in t h o s e ; d isp la y 

in her 

in te n s e 

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W ill Be C onducted

in 

Government ca m p s f o r m en will be 
c o n d u c te d 
T e x a s , O k lah om a, 
C o lorad o , A rizona, an d N e w M exico 
on 
last 
the sa m e plan as t h o se o f 
su m m e r and th e .summer b e fo r e , a c ­
co r d in g to J. A. G ilruth, 1st lie u t e n ­
an t, C. M. T. ( ’. O f f i c e r o f the 8th 
C orps Arda.

A c c o r d in g to p r e s e n t p lans, cam ps 
will be held a t F o rts Sam H o u sto n , 
and H a u c h u c a . T h e 
S ill, I^)gan, 
b ra n ch es o f 
b e 
in str u c tio n w ill 
s lig h t ly d i f f e r e n t fr o m th ose o f la st 
year , but in the main will b e in th e 
I n f a n t r y , C a v alry, 
sa m e b ran ch es, 
Field A r t ille r y , E n g in e .* ^ , 
C oast 
A rtillery , S ign al Corps and A ir S e r ­
th o u sa n d m en 
three 
vice. 
received tr a in in g 
in t h e c a m p s last 
year.

N e a r ly 

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MAJESTIC

“ T h e F rien d ly T h e a tr e ” 

P resen ts

JACK HOLT

In

“ MAKING A MAN”

A lso

“ L ea th er P u sh ers” 

T o d a y and T om orrow

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g a e h fam ily ta k e a s h e a f o f o a t s and 

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n e d , and then th e m istre ss and aer- plated c h a n g e s 

p a n t s cry three t im e s , Brud is c o m e ; B u reau C o tto n A sso c ia tio n 
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I c r u d is w e lc o m e ! 

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Follow ing the lead o f Y ale, m o s t PHI'DELI* THETAS

of the larger colleges of this coun­
try have once more refused to rec off
n u t boxing as 
an 
sport,

i n t e r c o l l e g i a t e : 

A m ong these colleges t h a t e ith e r 

i l l FROM Pl K. l l 
PHI emus ALSO i l l

t o 

h a r d 

N o w L e a d i n g i n T h e i r

. L e a g u e *
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F a r o u tc la ss in g 

r e f u n d to im iu d , b o x in g or m e re ly p h j G a m , a n d P h i D e | U A r „
ignore* I- J the U n iv e rs ity o f T e x * ,. 
the f a c t t h a t com- 
Possibly due to 
pe titio n would be 
find; 
o p p o n e n t* 
a m o n g S ou th w e ste rn College- a n d to! 
of brilliant 
some e x t e n t to the b o x in g laws a n d and d isp la y in g Ila-her. 
I 
public s e n t im e n t a g a in s t 
th e s p o r t te a m w ork Phi D elta T h e t a 
th e U n iv e rsity is held b a c k f r o m ta k - a w a y wjt h pi K a p p a A lpha 
th o 
ing the ev e n tu a l step. The b u r d e n final p r e lim in a r y g a m e of league D, 
of s u p p o r t in g an 
ad d itio n a l m in o r 
sp u rt th a t might add to th*- a lr e a d y 
big e x pense of keep in g up th e U ni- DelUf ^
vers tty m inor 
f a c to r t h a t m ust be c o n sid ere d .

W ith th e score 9 to 4 f o r the Phi 
 W h jt€ d iscov ered a 
is also a big* w |,d h a ir a n d r a n g up t h r e e f i e y 

being 17 to 4.

.p o r ts 

t h e i r 

tbe 

rat 

in 

I Of) 

and 

Despite 

bership o f 

go als in r a p id su ccessio n a n d Newell 
followed suit by a p r e tty s h o t f r o m 
the sideline. G r e e n a n d M c L e a ry o f 
the Pi K As e a c h r a n g up a b a s k e t 
which was 
the o n ly sc o rin g r e g is ­
t e r e d by th e ir te a m . W hite w as high 
p o in t m an o f th e e v e n in g a m a s s in g 
v ic to ry
a to ta l o f 9 points. T h is 

th e d isa p p o in tin g ou tlo o k 
t h a t b rig h te n ed m a te ria lly 
se v e ral 
y e a r s ago when d ual m e e ts w ere a r ­
ra n g e d and com pleted 
su ccessfu lly 
b e tw e e n the U n iv ersity o f T e x a s and 
T e x as A. A M., the y o u n g U n iv e rsity 
“ h o p e s ” r e f u s e to give up a n d th e
in t r a m u r a l m a tc h e s t h a t will be held * a v e the p h » D elt» th e le a d e rsh ip o f
l e a g u e D which th e y will r e p r e s e n t
b e g in n in g F e b r u a r y 12 a r e c r e a t i n g 
more I n t e r e s t th a n e v e r b e fo re . Be- 
in tbfc r o u n d ro b in 
sides th e g r e a t e r n u m b e r o f e n t r a n t s League lea d e rs sc h e dule d to .start S a t- e q u ip m e n t a rriv e s.
t h i- y e a r th e r e 
in 
th*- m eet 
g r e a t e r in te r e s t 
b ox in g 
shown by th e s tu d e n t body. 
 

f 0 0 m u ch B room e is th e s to r y o f
J the Phi G am v ic to ry o v e r D e lta T a u
j D elta. W hisky r a n g up t h r e e f re e
f o r his D a m while th e b e st
s t u d e n t who has been em ployed b y I the Delta T au* could do w a s one
the a th le tic 
field goal by H a r r i s j u s t b e ­
in s tr u c t j lone 
al! who w a n t to le a rn th e trick* a n d fo re he w e n t o u t o f th e g a m e on 
w a y s o f th e g am e, is also a id in g all a c c o u n t of in ju ry . * T h e fin a l score 
the i n t r a m u r a l e n tra n t* who c a re to stood 3 to 2. B oth q u i n t e t s th r e a t - 
ta k e a d v a n ta g e «,f hi- e x p e rie n c ed ened 
time* 
emir*oil, 

a u r d a y a f te r n o o n a t 5 p. rn.

lack o f a c c u r a c y p re v e n te d 

I n s t r u c t o r W ade, 

is 
b e i n g . 

a U n iv e rsity 

in n u m e ra b le 

d e p a r tm e n t 

horn Rifle 

o t h e r girl* 

to score 

hot* 

th e 

o f 

to 

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J b ut 
if
I L ightfoot, A ngly, and ll a r r i s played 

the e n t r a n t s a re allowed 

th e M en’s G y m n a s iu m and T h e 

Ail 
1)eUa X h e U ;
tit* o f 
th e j u m p - m p e , p u n c h in g bag, fIarri>s W h ite, T h o m a s , C h a m b e rs 
daily 
Pi K a p p a A lpha: 
and w e ig h t-liftin g a r tis ts g a t h e r 
get in c o n dition f o r the most tr y in g G r e e r , Howell, L uh n, W rig h t, Wo­
o f all .sports. 

th e good b a |j fj>r th e j ^ e r s , 
| iru. u pg . p hi 

L eary, and G re e n. Phi G a m m a Del

to) a n d J e w e l l 

The b o u ts t h i T y e a r will be j u d g e d f* * ' h ™o m v ’ C h u r r i n g , M l *"> W»* 
r " r n *r ’ a n d M cConnell. Del 
b eing j l*c% 
by p oints a lm o st a* m a c h 
c o u n te d for a clean block as a clean J u 1ai* De,Ui: Att* 1* D *w *o n ' U * h t ~ 
hit. T h e re will ie- seven c lasses w i t h | f o u t» S t e w a r t ’ H a r r is * nd M cClure 
att o v e rw e ig h t of tw o po u n d s allow ed 
in ea c h. T hese divisions - t a r t with 
th e J J 5-pound class, n e x t c o m es th*
125-pound class a n d th e o th e r divi­
sion.* a r e fo r 135, 145, 158, 175 and 
heavy w eig ht.

[M E T E E R !) LEWE

C o n tin u e d from P a g e One

125

time. 

last y e a r ’s t o u r n e y 

more th a n 
the 

in th e 115-pound class arid 

that P e y to n was 
fir s t
S e tte g a s t 

p r e s e n t c e n te r who cam e up fro m la st 
te a m a n d w ho has 

iiek at 
s trin g
pound el aaa, F e r n a n d e s a t 
•••ar s 
looks like th e clem , but o th e r v o t e r - 1 f r e s h m a n 
been
and p la y in g a h a rd g a m e a t t h e p iv o t po- 
a ns fro m 
several new men in cluding Brookes, sition m ay not s t a r t on a c c o u n t of 
a F ro sh , a r e looking bk*- s t r o n g con- an in ju r e d knee, b u t if he d o es we 
te n d e rs in the 115-pound class. How- m a y r e s t a s s u r e d t h a t Big T in y will 
ev er, R osenberg, who fo u g h t in th e have both h and s full. S c h u h a r d t, a 
135 division last y e a r is ab le to make 
the
to e lo w e r weight and 
if hi* decides 
to rM*-r 
in this class it is p robable 
th a t hu will c arry o f f the m edal.

fo rw a rd , s tr a in e d his b a c k 

in 

S haw n Considers Dancing 

ON BIRt-S RIFIE CLOS 

Ideal W ork T ho Strenuous

I 
Under Guidance of Mr.. Mc- ALCALDE FOR J A N U A R Y 

................................ .........................................o 

Fam ous 
IS BEING DISTRIBUTED r “ m O U * 

Clellen Club to Be Formed 
o n National Basis 

______
D a n c e r 
c a n c e r 

A l s o 
/ \ l S O
C om m ents on A p p ear­
ance of Cam pus

T h e F e b r u a r y n u m b e r of th e Al- 
D e fin ite p la n s f o r a c tu a l w ork on ■ calde, th e o f f ic ia l M a g a z in e of t h e
j. w hich
is

T h u r s d a y a f te r n o o n a t the W o m a n ’s w as 

jb w ere m ade h x - S tu d e n t 

th is week a n d 

i*****'! e a r ly 

A s s o c ia tio n , 

Hi fie 

(, cl 

th* 

( 

G y m n a siu m w hen Mrs, G ra c e Mc-! noW bf*in* dl' tribute<l* c o n t i n * a

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“ One t h in g t h a t m u s t be re a liz e d
is h e r e to sta y /*

Is t h a t tn e d a n c e 

r H i m 

, 

ta lk e d t o a g r o u p o f 35 girl*! " “ " I * " ' / 

» « •* '* * * » " ' m i i T ed S h a w n a f t e r t h e a f t e r n o o n
^ J i m u s t
An a r tic le by L e o n a rd D o u g h ty be re c o g n iz e d a n d d eveloped. Some
Since so m e w o rk is b ein g do n e o n called ’’E s tim a t e s a nd C ritic is m s ” is people th in k t h a t th e y c a n do a w a y

■ ! v ersify. p e r f o r m a n c e T h u r s d a y . 

<<rotng n* 

. 

, 

the Cam p M a b r y ra n g e the c lu b c a n - j ibf‘ 

»n th* is*sue. 

I t is a neath- with it, b u t this is im po ssible.”

not begin p ra c tic e in 

e a r n e s t 

f o r 

.tie 11 her HO days. 

It is p la n n e d to go 

o u t to the ra n g e a w eek fr o m S a t ­

urd ay 

fur d u m m y p r a c tic e , w hich 

consists of the m e th o d of t h e rifle 

holding and lo a d in g th e rifle.

M em bership h as 

n o t 

y e t 

been 

g ra n te d th* club by 

the N a tio n a l 

Rifle Club but. a r r a n g e m e n t s will

t o 

give 

lite ra - 

J e w is h 

the m o d e r n 

I Mr. D o u gh ty s e e m s 

th e m u s t be d e riv e d f r o m 

.ng criticism on 
t u r e and m o d e rn a u t h o r s 

In -p e a k in g o f d a n c in g as a pro- 
in which Tension, Mr. S h a w n said t h a t th e jo y 
th e w o rk it- 
blam e for th e fall of m o d e rn l i te r a - self. A p e rso n m u s t love to d a n c e 
to m a k e a su c ce ss o f it. 
lu r e to th e 
It is v e ry 
s tr e n u o u s w o rk as one n o t on ly h as
fo re ig n e rs, 
to u n d e rg o 
is 
T h e r e 
i f r o m Dean C a r t e r o f 
fro m
i * ° lle g e who is a t p r e s e n t in th e F a r place to place. A n o th e r th i n g a b o u t
j E a st, th** speech m ade b y D e a n T a v - d a n c in g a s a p r o f e ss io n is t h a t it is 
C o stu m e s, m usic,
j lor a t 
lig h tin g e f f e c t s m u s t all

fu n e ra l o f “ P i g ” Bell- v e ry ex pensiv e. 

l e t t e r m uch physical e x e rtio n 

t h e M edical b u t 

is also a lw a y s 

in t e r e s tin g 

tr a v e llin g 

r a c e 

a n d 

th*- 

an 

to 

* 0 0 8 b** c o m p le te d 
A fe e of -SIO is r e q u ir e d and a m e m ­

f or re co g n itio n , m o nt. poems by M ayhew Manton, drop s, an d 
L. B a b b , 

a n d L e o n a r d be 

j u s t so to c o m p le te 

the d a n c e ,

it is a h e a v y 

e x p e n se 

to ship

Stan le y 
D o u g h ty , 4 I* a c u ity N o t e s ” e d ite d by 
J. F r a n k Dolue, a n d “ S t u d e n t L ife ” 
by C arl S w a rtz .

a n d 
them .

ten girls. 

T h e U n ite d 

Stat* A rm y will 

fu rn is h 

th e g u n s

r o u n d s 

of 

a m m u n itio n 

apiece each y e a r fo r 

th e m e m b e rs 

of th*' club. T h e men of the Long- J 

( d u b h av e o f f e r e d 

the

the use o f th e ir g u n s u n til th*

PRIZES OFFERED

C o m m e n t * o n U n i v e r s i t y

Mr. S h a w n e x p re ss e d his s u r p ris e 
a t t h e a p p e a r a n c e o f th e c a m p u s. In 
his yw n w o rds, “ th e sh a c k s a r e a dis­
g r a c e to t h e U n iv e rs ity a n d t o the 
S t a t e . ” 
“ A s t a t e as rich as T e x a s 
should have b u ild in g s t h a t w ould a t 
least c o m p a r e w ith th e b u ild in g s o f 
o th e r s t a te u n iv e rsitie s.

T h e S ta te R ifle M eet will 

be

held a t C a m p M a b ry 

in J u n e and

Mrs. McClellan said “ T h e re 

is 

no

reason w hy Homo of you girls c a n ’t 
••liter it a n d m ake a good sho w ing 
M en seem to think t h a t girls a r e n o t 
in re a lity we have
good shots but 
f o r our ne rv e s a re 
th*1 a d v a n ta g e , 
not upset by sm o k in g .”

(C o n tin u e d 
 

 

from p ag e 

I ) 

Only two poems, ho w e v e r, 
s u b m it te*l 
from 
an d 
the English f a t u i t y o f t h a t 
t *o n - 

*-ach 

P r i z e F o r B e e t N o v e I 

c a n 

be an d 

Mr. Sh a w n said 

t h a t o ne o f the
g r e a t e s t n e e d s o f a n y u n iv e r s ity , 
in p a r t i c u l a r is 
this u n iv e r s ity 
in s ti tu ti o n , an a u d ito r iu m a n d t h e a t r e . Besides 
th e 
in s titu - p ro d u c tio n s o f d r a m a tic clubs, such 
a t h e a t r e should be used to b r in g ny
p rodu c-

! m a n y a r tis t s an d 

to p r e s e n t 

a r tis t ic 

these must b e a p p r o v e d o f b y se r v in g as a p lace 

also 

t h a t 

I

o f f e r e d 

th e r a n e e 

S h a w n said 

tions RS possible to the s tu d e n ts .

T h e W. A. A. has decided to de-

a 
de rision a* to w h e th e r it will ’ prize of $.‘.00 fo r th e b e s t novel w rit- - 

Mr. F ra n k ha* 

I T

( M

f*T 
(five po ints for work on 
until the club h as been in o p e ra tio n s tu d e n t of th,- U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x a s ) !a t e l ?' ? n<i 
fur a month.

th e y h ad
ten o r p uh li.h e d b y a s t u d e n t c r ex-1 b e tn b r 0 l'Kbt '<> se v e ra l u n iv e rsitie s 
, h a t b e e n jo y e d a p p e a r -
a nd su b m itte d to th e ju d g e s b e f o r e J m * b e f o r e s tu d e n ts bec a u se he felt 
M arch I, 1924, th e w in n e r o f which 
th a t he w as helping: th e m a n d giv­
es to bt* a n n o u n c e d iii J u n e o f the j 
sam e year. To be eligible f o r con-! Wr< *Shaw n ask ed a b o u t the te a c h - 
s id e ra tio n a m a n u s c r ip t m u s t b e n o t! *n ^ 
danf,' n £ af the U n iv e rsity . He 
ft *al<i t h a t n ow th e D en iah aw n School
less th a n 50,000 w ords in le n g th 
bas b r a n c h e s in n e a r l y all th** larg* 
m ust be s u b m itte d u n d e r a n o m de 
to be 
c e n te r s and 
plum e a n d be a c c o m p a n ied b y the 
able to have b r a n c h e s in all th e large 
j a u t h o r ’s r e a l n a m e 
in an a t ta c h e d 
cities b e f o r e long, a s well as to su o -j 
| envelope. All m a n u s c r i p t 8* m u s t he 
ply t e a c h e r s o f d a n c i n g to th** col­
t y p e w r i tte n , and m ailed to the chaie- 
two y e a r s *>7 
i *•< *• iv«* 
stu d e n t will 
leges and u nive rsitie s.
I m an o f the d e p a r t m e n t o f E n glish .
r e g u l a r rn identic work in the School 
to the 
lim ita tio n s a r e s e t as 
iii B u i ne 
V dm in int r a tio n , a n d on**
its 
to 
»eai 
if* th e c o o rd in a tin g d e p a r tm e n t . 
| s e t t i n g ; b u t 
th e 
t h a t 
The tim e o f the a c a d e m ic and p ra -
c o n te s t m a y call o u t s o m e th in g re- i
tic*- work will v a ry to s u it the n e e d s *. 
I 
!‘ tt:in g the life a n d th e local c o l o r i 
of th e fa c u lty , th e s tu d e n ts , a n d t h e 
. 
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busin ess m en. 

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this o p p o r t u n i t y 
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Miss S a r a h Louise A rn o ld , o f L inco ln
th e 
who 
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p ub licatio n o f h er m a n y t e x t books,

t o f o n s i d „ 
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H I K E R S T U R N IN C U T S

— — ^ . 

Aii girl* who a r e g o in g on 

t w e n ty - fiv e mile hike S a t u r d a y m u s t

t h e j t u ™ 

in 

t h e i r c u ts 

th e Physical 
is
f r i d a y , 
a n n o u n c e d b y M a ry M cKay, h ik in g 
m a n a g e r .

to 

i t 

“ In re a d in g r e t u r n s fro m th e q u e s ­
s e n t 
I 
t i o n n a ir e w hich 
th r o u g h the c o u n t r y I a m m u c h in- 
th re a te d to fin d f r e q u e n t r e f e r e n c e s
s e n t o u t by th e

r e c e n tly 

the to a list of w ords 

I w ould v e r y 
U n i v e r s it y o f T e x a s. 
m u ch like to s e c u r e a c o p y o f th e se 
lists w hich a r e e v id e n tly d e sig n e d to 
a ssist 
o f 
s p e llin g .”

t e a c h e r s o f E n g lish 

o r 

first y e a r , th is w ork will n o t be com- ^ ra in in g D e p a r tm e n t 

Bay lo r gam e and altho 
it does not 
b o th e r his p la y at p re se n t, a n y se ­
vere jo lt might put him out o f lin ­
gam**. The rem ainder o f the men 
are in first class sh a p e w ith th e ex 
♦ option o f Barrett who has been o ff 
form in the pa^t f**v> g a m es but who 
is due 
in the next 
gam e o r so,

to com e round 

So folks, though things may look 
a little b it discouraging on the face I 
o f the matt t i , just b e a r in mind that 
T e x a s has a set o f c a g e r s this year I 
who a r e f ig h te r s 
the I 
s e a s o n ’s end we a r e g o in g to find*

b e fo re 

and 

i- Dallas, H o u s to n , S a n A n ­
tonio, G alv esto n, W aco, B e a u m o n t, 
It is th e p u rp o s e 
a nd F o r t W o rth . 
the 
to p lace fhes«* s t u d e n t s 
line 
follow a f t e r 
which 
th ey 
th e y ar* g r a d u a t e d 
th e Uni 
v ersify.
At 

tim e , o r f o r 

th* p r e s e n t 

in e tn d 

fro m 

t*> 

in 

it 

is highly 

p u ls e ;y , hu t 
Dean Bell s t a te d , t h a t 
made c o m p u lso ry a f t e r 
ye a r.

pro b ab le , 
be
f i r s t 

it will 
th e 

T he s tu d e n ts will p r o f i t 

in sev»

in 

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the op-
p o r t u n it y o f m e e t in g b usin e ss m en 
w ho have m ade su c c e sses 
t h e i r 
p a r t i c u l a r lines, a n d o f b r e a k in g in 
t h e y will be able 
w ith th e s e m e n ; 
also, to c o o rd in al'- th e ir th e o r e tic a l [ 
th e ! 
w o rk in th e U n iv e r s ity w ith 
p ra c tic a l o u tsid e w o rk. 
T h e y will, | 
o f c o u rse, receive p a y f o r th is o u t-

re w inner a t p r e s e n t fluty have done T e x a s r i g h t p ro u d . 1 r a * waNs: 

likely t h a t a n y se rio u s; ' ‘T h e E y e s o f T e x as A re Upon y o u ."
T he men w ho h a v e b e e n selected
ill develop, 
to m a k e t h e tr i p a r e P a n P e y to n
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EDUCATIONAL SURVEY

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Th** 135 -pou ad class inclu des F re d 
Ford, who e a r n e d o ff th*- title last 
year. F ord has k e p t h im self in good 
th r o u g h o u t t h e y e a r and 
c o n d itio n 
he is fig h tin g in his best fo rm now. 
A new c o n te n d e r in 
this class will 
p ro b a b ly give him his h a r d e s t fight. 
F o x, who will re p re s e n t th e Laws, 
ha a h e f ty wallop in both h an ds and 
ss show ing up well in his w o rk o u ts.

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m u c b o f a d a rk burs*, m ay t u r n th e _ . 
m ay t u r n the 
tric k a n d s u rp rise Sandy with one 
o f his chops. Ba*it, a Pre-L aw jtu - 
d e n t is als** o u t in this w e ig h t and 
he g iv e s g r e a t promise o f fighting 
up in to th e fin a b .

th e 

and 

class 

The 175-pound 

the 
he a v y w e ig h t division will be se ttle d 
c o n ­
a g a in , p ro b a b ly , b^tw uen 
t e s t a n t s la s t y e a r who fo u g h t in th e 
fin a l m a tc h . K a rn e s, who lo st. b o t " , 
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th e f a c u l t y t o g e t in to direct touch 
their 
bt m ade by a n e d u c a tio n a l ex- m e th o d s o v e r th e e n t i r e c o u n tr y , a nd 
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th e L e g is la tu r e which 

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T e x a s P o e tr y Ai.sociati.on h as 
issued f r o m Dallas. This book eon j al r e s e a r c h ”
t a i n s a i its firs t poem, “ A r ro w s o f I 
JLoveliness,” by -.a f ley E . B ab b of 
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B I B L E C L A S S E N T E R T A I N S
S t u n t s rn g r e a t v a r i e t y f o r m e d th

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purRost' *» sai4 to be “to be started about the fifteenth of
su r - | May, th o u g h it is n o t e x p e c te d t h a t ;
the th e d e p a r tm e n t will be in full sw in g !
u n til n e x t 
It will be n e c e s ­
sa r y f o r Mr. R ib b a n k , t h e new p r o ­
fessor o f this d e p a r t m e n t , to m e e t! 
th e stu d e n ts , and th e b u sin e ss m en 
o f the s ta te b e f o r e d e f in ite a s s ig n ­
m e n ts can be given to a n y s tu d e n t.
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f r o m t i g h t r o p e w a lk in g t o a m a n o r: 

le c t u r e r s to te ll 

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THE NICK LINZ DRY CLEANING PLANT IS 
THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH FOR YOUR
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W e a r e ab le to r e ju v e n a t e a sheer, “c o b w e b ­
lace [rock w ith as m u c h s atisfac tio n to 
by 
y o u as w e do w ith y o u r h e a v y s w e a te rs , o v e r­
coats, ru g s or b la n k e ts .

I his is an a c h ie v e m e n t b ro u g h t a b o u t b y co n ­
s t a n t a d d itio n to o u r e q u i p m e n t a n d a fu n d of 
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IO STATE HIGH SCHOOLS

Next Year Champions to Be 
Determined by Percentage 
Basis

by 

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the c h a m p io n s o f 

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c e n ta g e p la n , w h e re b y th*- 

schools 

h a v in g 

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school o r by a school o f a n o t h e r j 

E a c h o f 

to p a r tic i p a te 

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section will be c o u n te d on a school’s I 
to be §| 
p e r c e n ta g e . 
.-chool w ith r e p r e H 
played by e a c h 
its sectio n, b e - ill 
t e a m s o f 
s e n t a t iv e 
fo r e N o v e m b e r , 1 2 . 
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allow ed 
th e f i n a l i s 
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s e c tio n a l ■ H 
the h-ague, un le ss 
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tio n . o r to a n o n -m e m b e r te a m . The H 
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t h a t fails I 
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to p la y a r e p r e s e n ta ti v e s ch edu le, o r I 
w ho fails to o bse rv e the In te rsc h o - Hi SSS
lastic rules.

th e ra c e a n y 

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A PP E A R A N C E

t h a t you a r e not 
m e an s 
on ly c a r e f u l of y o u r dress, 
b u t of y o u r 
nails 
a nd of y o u r skin.
University girls will find 
p e rf e c t s at is fa ct ion in ou r gi 
e q u i p m e n t a n d service. 

hair, 

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ANOTHER LOT OF NEW SPRING SHIRTS 
ARE READY

T h e m a t e r i a l s , p a t t e r n s anti price s a r e so a t t r a c t i v e 
t h e y will yo out in a h u rr y . 
J u s t tw o w e e k s ag o we r e ­
ceived a simil ar lot — it took only a week to pu t th e m 
It. will p a y you to give th e se shirt s th e 
into circu lat ion . 
once over, if you a r e a n y w a ys n e a r n e e d i n g any.

In tht* lot a r e c o r d e d pin stripe m a d r a s , c olla r a t t a c h e d 
style, a n o t h e r p a t t e r n gets its color a n d desig n in h a v i n g 
pin dots d e n se ly im pr in te d on m e r c e r i z e d cloth, it also is 
m a d e co ll a r a t t a c h e d style. T h e s e shir ts a r e r e g u l a r 
................ - $ 1 . 9 8
$2.50 va lues. 

\\V ha v e priced t h e m a t 

W h i t e o x fo r d cloth shirts also in c lu d e d at this price.

0

Special, hells worth 75c f o r 

3 9 c

W e ha v e an e s t r a special in th e se good q u a li ty all 

L e a t h e r b e lts — good pla te d b u c k le s

S a l e o f M en s ( ups continues.

All o u r stock s u b s ta n ti a ll y r e d u c e d .

THE POPULAR

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P H O N E

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To Call For That Suit 
or Dress You Want 
Cleaned or Pressed

O n e trial will convince you th a t o u r

CLEANING AND PRESSING HAS NO 
SUPERIOR

M t m l rUWWe ClhH, > i , h w h a t th e School o f B usin ess Ad-1 

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611 C o n g re s s Ave.

The Campus Shop

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