HME

(HBAIX CONTEST
DBACONFRYTO 
TURE MARCH 2

FINAL PLANS FOR 

SAVINGS SECTION 
BEING ARRANGED

C o m m i t t e e Planning 

” Events for O b serv-
,„ce of T e xas H o lid a y

E xecu tive C om m ittee to C on­
duct C am paign Is A n n ou n c­
ed by D irector

re being m ade fo r a r o u s i n g 
- 
I n t celebration o f M a rc h 
' according tc B e n to n Mon- 
the s t u d e n t com - 
t i n c a n of 
„ arrangem ents, w ho to d a y 
public some of th e p la n s f o r

new 

■ tntjrelv 

f e a t u r e 

th e c a m p u s 

is 
j jn addition to th e e s ta b l is h e d 
^ ti of the occasion, th is b e in g 
fry in East W oods a t w hich 
^student* will be t h e sp e c ia l 
of the present s tu d e n t bod y.
Convocation a t G y m .
vance of the d a y will b eg in
/clock when the s ta te c a n n o n 
in 
- fired from 
of the Main B uilding. 
T h e 
v hand will then b egin p la y - 
triode airs suited to th e d a y 
m ] for the s tu d e n ts to c o m e 
if around the f l a g s t a f f , which 
' the state flag. P r o m p tly a t 
he band ell! lead the w ay to 
>n's Gym for the f o r m a l 
in ­
turn of tin- c e le b ra tio n . T w o 
talk., will he m ade. o n e b y 
Peddy for the s tu d e n t bod y, 
i other by a s p e a k e r to be a n - 
1 late!. Less th a n a n h o u r is 
th e pro - 
t h e 

for this p a r t of 

include, also, 

whieh will 
rom the band.

Puthball C o n t e s t .

?d late Iv a f te r this t h e c ro w d 
oceed to ( lark Field to w it- 
e historic pushball c o n t e s t be- 
;he freshmen a n d so p h o m o re s, 
is a tradition in th e U n iv e r - 
d always a* s u b je c t o f g r e a t

it 

in 

in v ite d 

comes the unique f e a t u r e o f
E a s t 
ly—the baeon-fry 
The ex-students o f th e U n i- 
are particularly 
to 
the students f o r th is p a r t o f 
Aration, and 
it is e x p e c te d 
est numbers of b oth s t u d e n t s 
liters will join in the fu n . 
efimte plans have as y e t b e e n 
or the afterno on , since 
is 
stion as yet 
u n d e t e r m in e d 
r that time should n o t be le f t 
>r lake trips and picnics. A n y 
musement planned will be a n ­
ti later,
(anet at W o m a n ' * G y m .
the evening, 
to 
plans, there will be a g e n e r a l
in the woman’s gym , n o t i n ­
th e o t h e r 
to conflict with 
planned, but to m ake it po s- 
>r a greater n u m b e r to be e n - 
ii.
is 
Ex-Student's A sso c ia tio n 
I especial in terest in th e p la n s 
s year’s celebration a n d a d d - 
ir support to m ake it a t h o r - 
occess. Mr. Jo h n A. L o m a x , 
is 
ith Miss E un ice A d e n , 
committee in th e m a k in g 
ments.

a c c o r d in g 

HERTRAT CUP

ma Delta a n d L am bda 

1 Alpha to Contest for

Championship

Gamins Delta and L a m b d a Chi 

w I meet W ednesday n ig h t a t
* >n the Men’s G y m n a s iu m 

y for the cham pionship o f t h e 

^ r n i t y Basketball 
L e a g u e . 
finer won out in A le a g u e w ith 
h - of i.uOO p e r ce n t, a n d th e 
d a similar s tu n t in B le a g u e .
ntest on Wednesday will be t o

>! Dh° k 
receive lh e I n t e r - 
4 J Basketball cup a n d to f i n d 
c 
feat will receive th e b a s- 
P°mtg toward the g e n e r a l in- 
t h e 
^ lty athletic 
cup. 
UP to s ta n d a r d s s e t d u r - 
•Baaon it will be close a n d e x - 
te a m 
s e c u r e ly 
very finish.

neither 

If 

; ‘ will be c h a r g e d to th is 
ny one who com es will be 
for a d m itta n c e . T h e 

^ e r e is a p la n

t 
itM UJ a * e n e ra l 

i n t e r f r a - 
*et,c cup to be a w a r d e d to

JMind 1w3f W^ 1c^ secu re s th e b e s t 
fear aV*"ra^ e d u r in g t h e acho- 
rDfis 
f ° r 
1 Un(^S a re nee<ied 
J im,' ar‘u 
ia t h « m e th o d
tm I 
* th 
‘‘ 

U **
who co m e will
" repakl fo r th e m e a g e r

t h e m - 

r a iH e 

*k**> 'ill be required.

F in a l p la n s f o r th e o r g a n i z a tio n of 

th e U n iv e r s ity o f T e x a s in to the f i r s t 

u n i t o f th e college s a v in g s se ctio n o f 

th e g o v e r n m e n t sa v in g s division of 

t h e U n ite d S t a t e s T r e a s u r y D e p a r t ­

m e n t, will be m a d e a t a m e e ti n g of 

th e e x e c u tiv e c o m m i t t e e on T u e s d a y 

a f t e r n o o n , a c c o r d in g to a s t a t e m e n t 

f r o m J o h n H. A w tr y , s t u d e n t t h r i f t - 

sa v in g s d i r e c t o r o f t h e U n iv e r s ity .

T h e e x e c u t iv e c o m m itte e , w ith its 
sub division s, a p p o i n t e d by Mr. A w ­
t r y is as f o llo w s :

G e n e r a l p r o g r a m f o r t h e U niver-1 

sity, W a la c e H a w k in s , M ab H a r r i ­
son, T o m m ie P in c k n e y , a n d Dan W. 
J a c k s o n ; a d v e r tis i n g , H u lo n W. Black 
a n d R a y m o n d M u r r a y ; sp e a k in g , E r ­
n e st May a n d G e o r g e P e d d y . 
J u d g e 
I. P. H ild e b r a n d hus also b e e n a d d e d 
to t h e faculty c o m m itte e .

P r e s i d e n t R o b e r t E. V inson will 
a d d r e s s t h e T u e s d a y a f t e r n o o n m e e t ­
ing, p r o v id e d he is in th e c ity on t h a t 
day.

D e f in ite p la n s will be m a d e a n d 
a r r a n g e m e n t s w ill be pu t u n d e r w a y 
w hich will e n a b le 
tin* sa v in g s c a m ­
p a ig n to b e g in a b o u t th e m id d le o f 
M arch , a t w hich tim e it is e x p e c te d 
t h a t D in sm o re W . H u m e , d i r e c t o r o f 
th e E le v e n t h F e d e r a l D is tric t, will! 
be in A u s tin a g a in t o aid in p r o j e c ­
t io n of t h e p la n s .

V a ry in Price.

t o m a k e 
to be g r a t i f i e d , 

T o c r e a t e t h e d e s ire to save a n d 
it possible 
g e t a h e a d a n d 
th e 
f o r this d e s ire 
U n i te d S t a t e s g o v e r n m e n t is is su in g 
g o v e r n m e n t 
in 
s a v in g s 
a m o u n ts r a n g i n g all 
th e w a y f r o m 
25c to $ 1 0 0 0 . T h e s e s a v in g s s e c u r i ­
tie s a r e k n o w n a s 2 5c t h r i f t s ta m p s, 
$5 w a r s a v in g s s ta m p s , a n d $100 a n d 
sa v in g s
$ 1 0 0 0 

r e g i s t e r e d 

s e c u r iti e s 

treasury 

. 

( C o n t i n u e d o n p a g e 4 .)

MASONS PLAN FOR 

SMOKERS MARCH

J u d g e S a d ler A d d ressed Last 
M eeting o f U n iversity 
Stu d y Club

“ T h e H i s t o r y o f 

F r e e m a s o n r y ’* 

w a s th e s u b j e c t of a 

le c tu r e giv e n 

th e U n i v e r s ity M asonic S t u d y C lu b 

F r i d a y n i g h t a t 
th e S c o ttis h Kite 
C a t h e d r a l by J u d g e S. P. S a d d l e r of 
t h e C o u r t of Civil A p p e a ls. 
J u d g e 
S a d le r is on e o f th e p r o m in e n t M a ­
so ns in t h e c o m m u n ity , a n d k n o w in g 
le c tu r e 
his s u b j e c t w e ll, m a d e his 
v e r y p r o f i t a b l e a n d 
to 
th o s e w ho h e a r d it.

i n t e r e s t i n g 

to w n who m ig h t w ish 

T h e c o m m i t t e e ort th e s m o k e r re­
p o r t e d t h a t a s m o k e r w ou ld he h eld 
on M a rc h 6. I t w a s p r i m a r i l y p l a n n e e 
f o r all U n iv e r s it y s t u d e n t s a n d p r o ­
f e s s o r w h o a r e M a s te r M asons, b u t it 
w a s d e c id e d to 
in c lu d e a n y M asons 
to 
in 
liv in g 
com e. T ic k e ts h a v e b ee n p r i n t e d 
f o r th e s m o k e r a n d m a y b e o b ta in e d 
f r o m th e f o llo w in g : E d D u n la y , W il­
liam R. H u g h e s , W illiam N a t h a n , W 
L. Cox, J u l i a n C o hn , a n d E. E. P r e s s - 1 
ler. T h e s m o k e r is to he a t t e n d e d 
by m a n y o f th e p r o m in e n t M ason s of 
th e city , a n d a royal good tim e a n d 
g e t - t o g e t h e r 
T h e c o m ­
is a s s u r e d . 
m i t t e e a d v is e s all U n iv e r s ity M asons 
to g e t t h e i r ti c k e ts e a r ly , a s th e d e ­
m a n d will p r o b a b ly be g r e a t .

--------------o--------------
R AM SHO RN HELD S E S S IO N

re c e iv e d 

A d isc u ssio n o f th e r e c e n t w ire le s s; 
p h e n o m e n o n 
in N e w V o rk j 
a n d L o n d o n , a n d believed by M arcon i j 
to be m e s s a g e s fr o m M ars, w as one 
o f th e i n t e r e s t i n g p a r t s o f 
th e p r o ­
g r a m a t t h e R a m s h o r n D e b a tin g So* 
c ie ty on T u e s d a y . C. H. G e u e d is ­
cu sse d th e s u b j e c t fully.

J o h n G r a h a m e x p la in e d t h e “ De­
v e lo p m e n t o f M a c a d a m iz e d R oad -, 
G r a d y F u l l e r r e c ite d “ I he Spell of j 
th e Y u k o n ,’’ a n d J. M. G a r r e t t told 
th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f t h e “ G o th ic 
o f 
e n d e d 
J o h n H u m p h r ie s 
W in d o w .” 
th e v a rie d p r o g r a m b y g iv in g th e so ­
c ie ty a h u m o r o u s speech, which w a s j 
v e r y m u c h e n jo y e d , 
he w as j 
e le c te d t h e b e a t s p e a k e r o f th * e v e ­
ning. A f t e r 
b u sin e ss m e e t i n g w as held and fin al 
p la n s p e r f e c t e d f o r th e s o c ie ty ’s p a r t 
in t h e e n g i n e e r i n g b a n q u e t.

th e p r o g r a m a 

r h o r t j 

and 

First College Daily in the South

A U S T IN , T E X A S, S U N D A Y M O R N ING , FE B R U A R Y 22, 1920

NO . 102

Washington Crossing the Delaware To Date

ELABORATE PLANS 
BEING MADE FOR 
FROSH RECEPTION

-■am*.'

PIRATES SUFFER 
DEFEAT AT HANDS 
OF VARSITY FIVE

P opular O rchestra W ill Fur­
nish M usic for Annual 
C lass A ffa ir

Longhorn Com e-back in Second 
H alf Brings V ictory W ith 
a Score o f 23-12

Music f o r th e a n n u a l f r e s h m a n re­

c e p tio n will be f u r n is h e d by th e Jack 

G a r d n e r J a z z O rc h e s tr a , acco rd in g to 

a s t a t e m e n t g iven o u t by the fre sh ­

m an re c e p tio n c o m m itte e yesterday. 

T h e a f f a i r is t o be held M onday eve­
ning, M a rc h I.

on M onday 

T h e re c e p tio n will s t a r t a t 8:30 
s h a r p 
evening. The 
g r a n d m a r c h , led by th e p re s id e n t of 
th e f r e s h m a n class, will s t a r t a t 9 
o ’clock. T h e cotillion will be held at 
I 1 0:30 . T h e o r c h e s tr a will play spe­
these 
f o r 
cial 
bo th 
T h e d a n c in g will s t a r t at 
d a n c e s . 
8 :3 0 a n d c o n tin u e u n til 
I o ’clock. 
O ne o f th e h e st floo rs in A u stin has 
se c u re d , a n d e v e r y th in g now 
been 
p o in ts t o w a r d a g r a n d success.

n u m b e r s 

of 

Tickets on Sale Soon.

( 'h a n d l e r a n n o u n c e s 

r i c k e ts f o r the reception will be 
p la c e d on sale n e x t W edn esd ay , W. 
th e re 
th a t 
K. 
will be only a 
lim ited n u m b e r of 
th e s e 
tic k e ts p u t on sale, as many 
o f th e m a r e b e in g re se rv e d f o r the 
m e m b e r s o f th e vigila n c e co m m ittee 
T h e se 
tic k e ts c a n he s ec u re d a f t e r 
W e d n e s d a y fr o m a n y m e m b e r of the 
re c e p tio n c o m m itt e e 
the 
c o m m ittee, 
m e m b e r s o f 
w hich will he a p p o in te d a t t h e next 
class m ee tin g .

tic k e t 

from 

th e 

o r 

th e e n t i r e 

C a r l W etter, f r e s h m a n presid en t, 
is g o in g to call 
a n n o u n c e s t h a t h e 
a m e e tin g o f 
fre sh m a n 
class a t t h e b e g in n in g o f n e x t week, 
a n d he w a n t s e v e r y loyal f re sh m a n 
“ T h e tim e is d ra w in g 
to b a th e r e . 
the 
n e a r w h e n c o n c e r te d a c tio n on 
if 
th e f r e s h m e n 
p a r t o f 
a f f a i r s a r e to be

is n eeded 

P r e s id e n t W’eller. T h is m e e tin g will
be th e f ir s t a n d la s t b e f o r e th e p ush ­
ball c o n te s t a n d th e re c e p tio n , and 
t h e r e f o r e th e la st tim e f o r th e f r e s h ­
m en to g e t to g e th e r .

Texas c e le b ra te d 

th e 

la s t hom e 

grounds g am e o f th e b a s k e tb a ll se a ­

son last n ig h t by w ip in g up on S o u t h ­

western 

to 

th e 

tu n e o f 23 t o 12. 

When th e f ir s t h a lf e nd ec| th e v isitors 

were in the lead by t h r e e p o in ts w ith 

the score s ta n d in g IO to 7. A f t e r 

the g am e was b e g u n a g a in , th e L o n g ­
horns, s tr e n g th e n e d b y th e r e a p p e a r ­
ance of C a p ta in * Russell, w ho h a s 
been o u t of t h e g a m e f o r th e la s t sev­
eral games, proceeded to r u n up a 
rally th a t com pletely sw e p t th e P i ­
rates o ff th e ir feet.

The 

this 

period 

f irst h a lf of 

out. H e r r e r a 

th e g a m e b e ­
longed clearly to th e visitors. T h ey 
were more a c c u r a te w ith t h e i r pass­
ing, they w ere q u ic k e r on t h e c o u rt, 
they covered th e ir o p p o n e n ts b e tte r , 
th e 
and 
they w ere b e t t e r shots a t 
baskets. D uring 
the 
work of H e rre ra , W ilkerson a n d Os- 
te rg a rd shone 
a nd 
Wilkerson were not only f a s t f o r ­
wards, but th e y were also first-c la ss 
guards in spite o f b eing lightw eights. 
They fou gh t hard, a n d 
th e y w e re 
fru itf u l sources of 
tro u b le f o r Mc­
Cullough and Hill. O s te r g a r d w as 
the only P ira te who th r e w a s m a n y 
as two field goals. H e w as also an 
excellent gu ard , and he m a n a g e d to 
prevent several possible T e x a s goals.
Longhorn* Start O ff.

The second h a lf showed u p an a l­
to g e th er d if f e r e n t fo r m of playing. 
The Longhorns came in w ith th e d e ­
te rm ination to win, an d fro m th e tim e 
th a t Knebel s ta rte d th in g s o f f w ith 
a field goal, the ball w as a lm o st c o n ­
sta n tly in possession o f th e O ra n g e 
and White. The five cam e b ack with 
a c c u ra te passing, and they rec o v e red 
their eye fo r th e hoop. 
T h e y go t 
the best o f all the sc rim m a g es f o r 
the ball and they were f a s t e r on th e ir 
feet. D u rin g this half, a f t e r th e f i r s t 
two o r th r e e goals, t h e g a m e 's o u t ­
come was n e v e r in doubt.

One che e rfu l f e a t u r e of th e g am e 
was th e e n tr y of two m en w ho have 
been counted as b eing o u t f o r th e 
rest of the season. O ne of th e s e w as 
C aptain Russell, who has been sick 
for th e 
last couple o f weeks, a n d 
who, according to all rights, w as due 
to finish th e season on the sick list. 
He refused to stay out, how ever, and 
he played with as m uch s p irit as 
ever last night. D u ckett also came 
back. He was pu t o ut a fe w w eeks 
j ago with a badly s p ra in e d k n e e , b u t 
he also made up his m ind to g e t well,

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I

at Reception of D. A. R. 

SHORTHORNS MEET

HARD OPPOSITION

Girls Born in February 

Will Cut Birthday Cake

N ext Thursday Evening

B ack t o th e d a y s of ’7 6 , of pow - G a in V ic to ry O v e r H o u sto n 

T r ia n g l e s — Lose G a m e to
A lle n A c a d e m y

tiered h a ir , o f ho o p s a n d t h e m in u e t 

r e c e p tio n g iv e n 

t h e 
w e n t 
D a u g h t e r s o f 
lu tio n y e s t e r d a y a f t e r n o o n 

th e 
th e A m e r ic a n R evo ­

by 

in

P la y in g b r illi a n t 

^ * S h o r th o r n s d e f e a te d 

bask e tb a ll, 
th e H o u sto n 

th e 
.
\

S o m e th in g new 

ill 

All g irls w ho have t h e i r b i r t h d a y 

in F e b r u a r y will he e n t e r t a i n e d by 

th*- so c ia l c o m m itte e o f 

th e Y. W. 

C. A. on n e x t T h u r s d a y ev en in g. 

ho m e o f M rs. 

t r a n c e s E v a n s . P e r - ^ ^ ^ T r i a n g l e W ednesday n ig h t m e n t 

is p r o m is e d by 

h a p s t h e piles o 

snow y w 

a 

jjo u n to n by a sco re o I 35 to 27. 

, 0 f th** c o m m it te e , S a d ie Scovall of 

*am- 

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th e 1 r i a n g e s h a v in g on b i r t h d a y c a k e will be s e r v e d , and a l i i 

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w h e n t h o u g h t s of p a n t b a lls a n d t e a * ! t h e i r 

S“ t h m« " »» •*<* T h o m P- 

t h e m e r r i m e n t 

r e s u l t i n g 

f r o m 

th e H o , a n d c | o l e G a

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c a m e r u s h in g back o v e r t h * y e a r s , b u t ' s.° " a n d J<* ^
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f o r m e r T e x a s , b a s k e tb a ll s t a r s . 

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th e 
t h e D a u g h t e r s 

g iv e n by 
c h a p t e r o f 
A m e r i c a n R e v o lu tio n , w h ic h 
o ld e s t c h a p t e r 

T h a n k f u l H u b b a r d 
t h e 
th e 
I t w as 
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f 
g iv en in p r e p a r a t i o n f o r t h e a n n u a l 
e 
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s t a t e c o n v e n t io n o f 
t h e D. A. R. 
w hich will m e e t rn A u s tin t h is c o m in g *>“ «•>* 

in A u s tin . 

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the 
c s t to A llen A c a d e m y a t B r y a n by a ; 
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score of 27 to 8. T h e g am e w a s h a r d 
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c o n t r i b u t e t o the e v e n i n g s p le a s u r e 
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five . f e a t u r e a n d also a m u sic a l n u m b e r . | e J|act d a t e 

curtain 

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on M o n d a y . 

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th<' p la y ln g w “ s r0UKh> . th * F~ W ' F a y ’ th e p a r t ? WaS P“ f P? n<id' d e f e a t ! records.
the g a m e by a , T h e p l a n s w are* to h a v e a W a sh in g - 

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w ith 
c a r v e d w o o d w o rk , f u r n i s h e d a f i t s e t ­
t i n g f o r th e co lo n ia l m i n u e t d a n c e d
b y e i g h t U n iv e r s ity Kiris 
f r o m 
A n d r e w C a s h e r s ' c h a p t e r o f 

am

C ullough o f t h e S h o r t h o r n s w a s ab- g r a m a n d to m a k e th e w h ole e n te r - 
t a i n m e n t c ircles a r o u n d th e m e m o r y
sent. 
played A l l e n , o f W a s h in g to n . A lth o u g h th e se p la n s 
a t w e r e a b a n d o n e d , i t . i s p r o n g e d [ t h a t 

t h e ' 
t h e A c a d e m y a g a i n 

l a s t n ig h t hut 

S h o r t h o r n s 

T h e 

* T h e g a m e la s t n ig h t w*as close and
hot. F r e q u e n t fou ls w ere called, due 
not to m u c h to th e in te n tio n a l ro u g h ­
th e fast 
ness of 
to 
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the h a l t s occasioned
play. W ith all 
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th e f ' r ls 
I). A. R. M isses K a t h e r i n e C a r o t h - P«**s 
e ra , F l o y Lew is, F l o r e n c e M alo ne, | tl! tl,e re a u lt o f th e « a m e - 
m o n th will he show n » g o o d tim e a t 
M ae R e n e F l a n a r y , M in n a Gill, A r - j Be*id« th e second g am e w ith A llen , the p a r t y on T hu rsd a y n ig h t o f n e x t 

h a y c ,h e lr 1 ,,rtkd ay th l * e s t w as held th ro u g h o u t.
th r o u g h o u t 
p r e . Mcds_ w , r 
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m e d e H a t c h e r , M a r y B a r b o u r T a y l o r hlKt nl'-’ h l ' ( o a c h R oy H e n d e rso n 
a n d K e ith C o p p a g e 
g r o u p w h o c o n tr ib u te ,! t h - c h ie f f e a - S h o r t h o r n s t o p la y A .j ,n d _ M se cond j M ! D - T E R J M X A M S ^ M A l K E ^ 
C H A N G E S IN P R O B A T IO N

t h e ^ o . g to m a k e a r r a n g e m e n t s f o r th e 

g v . M C u i v r 

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Y. M. C. A. P L A N S F O R

E V A N G E L IS T IC SE R IES

P l a n s f o r an e v a n g e listic c a m p a ig n 1 

A c c o r d in g 

to a s t a t e m e n t 

given Ab® ’V eager, J o r d a n .

G O V . H O B B Y C O N F E R S

o u t b y D e a n IL V. B e n e d ic t o f th e 
f if te e n
C ollege o f A rts, 
W I T H D A L L A S F R IE N D S s t u d e n t s w ho w e r e placed on p r o b a ­
tion a t th e end o f tile fa ll t e r m back

t h e r e a r e 

G o v e r n o r VV’. I*. H obby is now in on t h e list sine* th e m i d - te r m

R U S K H E L D D E B A T E

R usk L ite r a r y So c ie ty m e t 

last 
n ig h t in r e g u l a r session an d listened

n u m b e r 

i n c l u d e s ! 10 un s t a t i o n by E. P. H o m a ay iii

s p J n<j a f e w d a y s with r e la tiv e s I se v e n first y e a r f r e s h m e n a n d e ig h t | Dtled 

‘S tr ik e s a n d S t r i k e r s . ’

f o r m u l a t e d . 

u n d e r th e a u sp ic e s o f th e Y. M. C. A.
a r e n o w b e in g 
p r o p o s e d c a m p a ig n will in all pro!) 
a b ility t a k e p lace so m e tim e d u r i n g I 
th e s p r i n g te r m , b u t t h u s f a r no d e f i- i f r ie n d s on t | |0 q ueg tion o f e n t e r i n g | u p p e r - c la s s m e n . 
n ile a r r a n g e m e n t s a s to t h e tim e o r j ^ r a c e f o r r e . electlfjn as G o v e r n o r ! 
th e s p e a k e r s h a v e b een m a d e . 

I Dallas, w h e r e he w e n t F r i d a y n i g h t I libations. 

t jm e c o n f e r w ith s e c o n d anil 

I t w a s s t a t e d 

th e s a m e 

T e x a s. 

T h is I

^ 

T h is 

It is th e p la n of t h e \ . M. ( . A. to sour(.es t h a t t h e G o v e r n o r has b e e n ! caU8<* <,f

I .''UUU t-.-a ill**!, Lilt- uruvri DOI nan

h a v e t h e c a m p a ig n som e tim e a s f a r , u r ^ , tQ hi,a d 
r e m o v e d fro m e i t h e r o f 
th e e x a m !- , t<> (h<> D e m o c r a t i c c o n v e n tio n ut Sun 
n a tio n p e rio d s as is p o ss ib le , b u t j u s t j F ra n c ia c 0 t a m , w h i |e a , D allas he m ay 
w h a t he w i|, d<) on thjs p r o p .
w h e n 

t h a t o p p o r t u n e 

tim e will be 

th i r d - y e a r f r e s h m e n ann j low ing th e speech by M r. H orna d a y
the question,
tw elv e “ R esolved, T h a t No M an Should Be

i e a m t* a d e b a t e upon 

o r 

T h e r e w e re a b o u t 

te n

th<. T t,xas d e l e g a t i o n I d e n ts w e r e t a k e n o f f th e p r o b a tio n 
list sim-e th e m id -te rm e x a m in a tio n s .

N in e ty - f iv e st ai

in s e v e ra l s t u d e n t s c o n t i n u e d on p r o b a t i o n Le- R e m i t t e d to P a r t i c i p a t e in Interco!
in M ore Thai. One 
le g ia te A th le tic s 
S p o rt, a n d f o r N o t More T h a n Two 
Y e a rs iu T h a t O n e .” M. J . Lehm an,
A c o m p l e te r e p o r t o f the n u m b e r I H a r d y H o lle rs a n d R. J . J o p lin spoke 
of bust <>uG a nd s tu d e n t * un prob a- j fo r th e a f f i r m a t i v e , while G. N. Bru- 
tio n is not a v a ila b le a t th e p r e s e n t. I b a k e r, R. L. C an n o n a n d J. K. Web
be b er held o u t f o r th e op position. The 
b u t a c o m p le t e s t a t e m e n t will 
a f f i r m a t i v e was a w a r d e d a unum 
p u b lish e d n e x t week.
i m o ue decision by th e ju d g e s .

h as n o t y e t b een s e ttle d . 

o s itic n , also.

S e v e r a l p e titio n s f o r speakers* h ave i 
g o n e o u t fro m th e o f f ic e o f th e S t u - j
d e n t A sso c ia tio n , b u t it h a s not been ’ 
a g r e e d as to who will c o n d u c t 
th e 
c a m p a ig n w h en 

,t ,s la u n c h e d . 

____________________________

L E C T U R E P O S T P O N E D .
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A 1(.|,,Kr„ m 

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„ o r n a ) la y 

y e s t e r ,lay l.y
th e

c.h a i , m a „ „ f 

T A Y L O R 

IN H O S P IT A L .

D ean T a y l o r who 

is now 

in 

U pon n e x t S a t u r d a y n ig h t the so­
c ie ty will h e a r a d isc ou rse Opon tire
the q u e s tio n o f t r y i n g th e G e r m a n lead-
. . . 

r p i . .

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NO P A P E R ON T U E S D A Y .
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j c o m m itt e e on pu b lic 
u n W U O I I C 

le c tu res, 
i c u i u i c a , 

fro m
i r e m 

q u i n i n I L i r r - 
F r e d e r ic k D e a n o f N e w York, s ta te d h o sp ita l a f t e r Having u n d e r g o n e a n e n , by R e u b e n W. G ra y . T h e d e b a te 
t h a t Mr. D e a n w ould be com pelled o p e r a tio n 

not j will be upon th e q u e stio n 

lash W e d n e sd a y , w a s 

Resolved

« 

, 

F o llo w in g th e u s u a l c u s to m o f th is 

to p o s tp o n e i n d e f in i te ly his en g ag e - very well y e s t e r d a y , b u t w as g e t t i n g , 

p a p e r , th e r e will he no T e x a n issued j m e n t , on a c c o u n t o f sickness. 
along as w ell as could Ire exp*H*to< 
is ex- 
f o r T u e s d a y m o rn in g , on a c c o u n t o f ; Mr. D e a n w as booked 
M o n d a y b e in g W a s h i n g t o n ’s b i r th - h e r e n e x t T u e s d a y n ig h t, h u t ac-1 p e lte d th a t D e a n T a y lo r will be a n e 
d a y . 

te le g r a m rec e iv e d he 

th e c irc u m sta n c e s . 

to s p e a k j u n d e r 

c o r d i n g t o t h e 

It 

a t 

r >i t a ion 
a ’u 

T h e 

n e x t iasue will be o n W e d n e s - will be u n a b l e to fill the e n g a g e m e n t j m e n t b a n q u e t , which will 

d a y m o r n in g . 

a t p r e s e n t. 

( .S a tu rd a y . 

F e b r u a r y 28. 

' t h e n e g a tiv e .

to a t t e n d th e E n g i n e e r i n g D e p a r t- upon 
h e ld ! 

be 

All D isn u te s B etw een

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a 
th e a f f i r m a t i v e , Koy h a n s 
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TEAM FROM B. HALL 
FIRST FLOOR WINS

Cham pion In ter-roo m in g H ouse 
League Holds R ecord 
for IOO P e r C ent

B. Hall F i r s t Floor is th e w in n e r 
the In te rro o m in g H ouse B a s k e t­
in 
ball League. This is th e o n ly te a m 
of the eight c o n te stin g w hich has a 
record of 1.000 p e r ce nt, a n d co nse­
quently it is th e one which is to be 
warded the cup going to th e league 
champion. The te a m w as d e f e a te d 
on one occasion, b u t th e g a m e was 
throw n ou t by a c o m m itte e of th e 
league council, and so th e F i r s t Floor 
was able to finish first.

A 

e r e a t deal o f 

in te r e s t was 
arm - c l in t h I> league. E ig h t te a m s 
wt re brought into it, a n d all o f these 
showed much e n th u sia sm . W ith this 
as a Starr, g r e a t th in g s o u g h t to be 
th e f u t u r e .
expected 

in 

Members of th e w in n in g a g g r e g a ­
tion a r e : Dick H aw ley, W. R. Row- 
| ell, J. A. McCurdy, C. A. M cCurdy, 
D o u g l a s A nderson, A be Y eag er, Dave 

H arris.

L E C T U R E S E R I E S P O S T P O N E D .

Owing to 

the u n fo rs e e n delay in 
I the a rriv a l of Rev. W. B. O ’Dowd, 
the series o f t a lk s t h a t a r e to bt de 
livered a t St. A u s ti n ’s Chapel, are 
postponed u n til th e follow ing week. 
Instead of b e g in n in g on Feb. 22, as 
was prev io usly sta te d , they will be­
gin on Feb. 29 a n d end on March 7. 
These talks, which a r e fo r both ( a d ­
obes a n d non-C atholics, will be given 
to H-*.
every m o r n in g fro m 6:65 

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 m i d n i g h t

m a u n d e r i n g s

By Bock

This is about the time of the year! 
when the grind begins to believe th at! 
he has the laugh on his leas academ -l 
ically active fellow-stude.

Angier Derby dope: By virtue of I 
the Nary-a-head dance date, Ham J 
has forged far out in the lead, tak- J 
ing the 
turn several 
front of his nearest competitor.

fox-trots 

in 

co-ed 

Some nebulously clad 

at 
K. C., Friday night, ambled over to 
a window between dances and began j 
to gush forth a line of small talk) 
that must have sounded like the at­
She 
tempts of a tyro manicurist. 
suddenly espied a group of some 
twenty male studes (unaccompanied) 
seated on a luxurious woodpile out­
“ Such an audi­
side the window. 
ence we have tonight!” she wittily 
exclaimed. Rank egotism, O Blatant 
One! There were there to hear the 
Louisiana Five.

Maxims of a campus bum: What 
riles me is that every hamfat actor 
that comes along with a bum act and 
sees she can’t get away with 
it 
springs the old gag about what she 
did “ for the boys in France.” Tu­
multuous applause always follows.

Law 

library scene, 

any night: 
looking co-eds, 
Various persuasive 
all attired 
in multi-chromatic garb, 
flock down to the peaceful and stu­
dious tranquillity o f the haunts of 
study. 
ostensible 
Peregrinus, 
to 
Some diligent 
frantically 
J . A., 
^•arching for some dim meaning in 
the Nitroglycerine Case, 
looks up 
from his book of anguish and beholds 
a vision of female loveliness such as 
he never dreamed could venture into 
those haunts. He promptly disre­
gards his Torts case and proceeds to 
look 
regard her with that peculiar 
with which a hungry and road-weary 
hobo 
a hot Wienerwurst. 
They’ll do it e v e r y tim e.

views 

Expecting another Leap ^ ear non­
assessable date 
in the near future. 
Miss Hawkshaw, in a very polite and 
suave manner came to the table in 
the library at which the Maunderer 
was assiduously studying, and 
re­
In order to make 
quested his name. 
sure that he would find him, he vol­
unteered his phone number, strange­
ly exciting her anger.

Desiring at all times to keep up 
with the onward march o f events, 
this column will now conduct a pop­
ularity contest a la Cactus, winners 
to be styled the “ Midnight Wander­
ing Beauties,” to be personally se­
lected 
suppers. 
Cigars and cigarettes from the es­
corts of contestants will be accepted 
as votes.

after-germ an 

at 

Ah, woe is me! 

If only the win­
ner of the Cactus contest had been 
named Grace there would have been 
an excellent chance to pull something 
about that extra three days of voting 
the woolly Ishmaelite allowed after 
the announced closing. Three days 
of G race! And now it would hardly 
do to call it “three days of Groce.’’ 
Have to give it up.

Texan want ad: Wanted, a room­
m ate; must wear 16% collar and 
coat of at least 38 chest measure. 
Phone Enny Staag.

track 

Viva, el nuevo 

captain! 
Congratulations and best wishes to 
Dedie fo r success in the coming sea­
son, and also on receiving an unani­
mous vote. 
I wonder now, how he 
voted himself.

Would it be proper to ask the care- 
' taker of a cemetery just what are the 
advantages of comporting one’s self
with grave demeanor?

forecast 

Weather 

Sunday: 
Pretty day, nothing to do, many vio­
lent cases of homesickness, profuse 
poreh-swing date.

for 

A fter going through one of these 
Sundays most of us feel like rising 
for war— gory- 
up and howling 
headed war— anywhere, any time.

Well, PII be going.
 ""O’ -

H ear Frieda Hempel a t the 

Hancock Friday evening.

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N UGENT X. B IO W N 
B o o i n g M a n ^ r
H. Grady B r i n * _________ Circulation M anager

W w .-r W. Brows 
Dorothy Baardon

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S TA FF FOB TODAY.

Issue Editor:
Wm. Harry Jack.

.assistant:
W. P. Moore.

Reporters:

H R. Cox. 
Irma Gesche. 
Laura Davis. 
W. R. Barrow.

Mamie Drummond.
Corinne Flood.
Keith Coppa**.

Since Monday is a catalogue 
holiday, designed to honor the 
anniversary of Washington’s 
birthday, no Texan will be pub­
lished on that day. The next 
Texan will appear Wednesday 
morning.

ARE AMONG MANY.

The Texan has the distinction 
the worst 
of being guilty of 
proof error of 
the year, and 
whoever first sends a copy of 
Friday’s paper to Judge should 
easily win the prize they offer 
of “bad 
for 
breaks.” The last paragraph of 
the editorial in commemoration 
of Dr. Fay was written as fol­
lows :

the discovery 

“We are sure that tho memory 
of Dr. Fay will live for a long 
time, and we hope that his life 
will 
follow 
painfully the urge of “the fiend 
that men harries”— “love of the 
best.”

inspire others 

to 

since 

The linotype operator thought 
that “harries” must be a mis­
take 
companions 
their 
“Dicks” and “Toms,” were not 
mentioned, so he changed the 
that men 
phrase to “the field 
harrow”— “love of 
the best.” 
And the issue editor, who reads 
proof on the editorials, didn’t 
see anything wrong. Yet this 
issue editor left a prosperous 
rural community to come to the 
University to learn journalism !
If anybody present is connect­
ed with the “back to the farm ” 
movement, we will gladly give 
him the remainder to our month­
ly allowance for the good of the

r a O S B M ID N IG H T S E S ­
S IO N S .

Like evert’ other pleasure, the 
midnight session can be carried 
on so frequently that it becomes 
an excess, but an occasional ses­
sion that breaks up well before 
is decidedly worth 
morning 
while if the topics and person­
alities that are discussed are in­
teresting and enjoyable.

A classroom discussion can 
not take the place of these frank, 
intimate, dem ocratic arguments 
that serve to reveal the souls of 
our friends as the1.' are revealed 
at no other time. The time is 
not lost that i* used to match wit 
against wit, and mind against 
mind, while tobacco smoke lazily 
curls toward the ceilin g and a 
busy clock ticks on unnoticed.

eloquence. There 

It is then that the most sin­
cere revelations of 
character 
are made; then when the truest 
ideals are brought timidly fo r­
ward ; then when the highest 
thoughts are pressed with the 
is 
greatest 
little doubt but what the great­
est student movements for re­
form were bom in the midnight 
sessions; there is little doubt but 
that the undergraduate has ob­
tained most of his knowledge of 
men from these same meetings.
Because it is a time of revela­
tion, it is also a time when the 
most 
friendships are 
formed.

lasting 

Do not shun the m.dnight ses­
It is the most enjoyable 
sion. 
and valuable laboratory course 
offered at the University — a 
“lab” in human nature.

D I L L I N G H A M ’ S

M e n ’ s O x f o r d s
S p r i n g 1 9 2 0

Br

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The demand of customers who have visited C& I 
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Chocolate Shop Chocolates.

These chocolates will appeal to a fairly limited bubs. I 

ber of people whose tastes are not limited by price.

You will appreciate them, especially the extra ^ 3 

chocolate coatings.

Packed in handsome, yet inexpensive, haxsdy boa 

of genuine C alifornia Redwood.

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tive, Technique. Modern dances 
specialized. Private studio. Phone 
2991.

Olive T h o m as in “Fe 
and Shadows” at Queen 
Monday, Tuesday and W« 
nesday.

CO M FO RTA BLE ROOM 

in pri­
vate home; three blocks from U ni­
versity; hot w ater; bath adjoining; 
— 24
sleeping porch. Phone 344. 

Let’s drop in at Moritz Sil­

ver’s.— Adv.

DRESSM AKIN G— Co eds, think of 
this: Hemstitching and dressmaking
done in one block of University. F if ­
teen years’ experience. Mrs. Nellie 
Phone 
Lee, 2402 San Antonio St. 
I
3285. 

— 24

Stop! Everybody’s Book Store 
Has 16x21 Drawing P ap er 
at Five Cents Per Sheet.

 

 

 

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.

German 

Submarine 

acts 
shown at M ajestic tom orrow. 
It is official and 
Don’t miss it. 
your only opportunity.

Do you know what yoq 

husband is doing? Majestic.

Phone

1 - 7 1 1

W RIG H T AUTO SERVIOI

C lothing Made to Mea»uft|

A. J. GEMES

1 6 1 0 Lavaca St 

Y O U R MONEY’S WORTH| 

E V ER Y TIME

0. L. KOM

-For—

JEWELRY
Watches and Diamond

5 1 3 Congress Ave.

D R- T. F. COX

421 S c a rb ro u g h Builds 

Dentist

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SIGN-TIFIC
Advertising

PHONE 2414 

517-19 CONGRESS AVE.

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AMUSEMENTS

MAJESTIC PROGRAM.

Tomorrow and Tuesday: “ What 
Is Your Husband Doing,” starring 
Douglas McLean and Doris May.

Thursday, Friday and Satur­
day: Seven acts Big Time Inter­
state vaudeville.

Y o s e m i t e B r a n d

# 2 .oo the po un d

S e q u o ia Bk a n d 

# :. 5 0 the pound

The CO-OP

“ At a Little More Than Cost.”

QUEEN PROGRAM.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- 
I j }, day: Olive Thomas in “ Footlights

) and Shadows.’’
\ 

I
Thursday, Friday and Sat ar- J 
I day: Charlie Chaplin in “ A Day’s s 
> Pleasure.’’

CLASSIFIED

W ANTED— Your pressing 

hat work. Six hours service. 
the Hatter and Tailor. Phone 1936.

and
Jack, 

— 24

Charlie Kellum’s Barber Shop, 
2 1 0 7 Speedway

FOUND— A bargain in hat work. 
the HAT MADE 
the H atter and
— 24

Have you seen 
OVER 
Tailor? 

Ja ck , 

by 

FOR S A L E — A 

land roadster in A-l shape. 
4709. 

first-class Over­
Ring 
—20

HANCOCK PROGRAM.

Monday, -engagement extraordi­
nary: French Grand Opera A r­
tists.

Mine. Mary Cassel, coloratura 
soprana, auspices Ben Hut Patrol 
and Band.

Friday Evening: Frieda Hem-
pel, coloratura soprano. Auspices 
Amateur Choral Club.

hand Ford roadster or touring ca r; 
must be a bargain. Phone 4709.

FOR R E N T — Room to boys. Nice, 
modern, southeast; 
two 
blocks from campus. Phone 4966 or 
— 24
call at 2604 Speedway. 

furnished; 

W ANTED— Coach 

in English 

I. 

Phone 3190 from 6 to 9 p. rn.

H ey! Let’s eat a ham burger!

JU S T C A L L s-o-o-8 ( t h e S tu d e n ts ’ | Charlie Kellum’s Barber Shop, 

T a i l o r S h o p ) f o r th a t su it, d re ss o r 
c o a t su it 
repaired. 

to be c le a n e d , p ressed o r , 

Charlie Kellum ’* Barber Shop, 
2 1 0 7 Speedway

2 1 0 7 Speedway
— — —

LO ST— Will 

the man who bor­
rowed my fountain pen in the doc­
to r’s o ffice the first- of this week 
22
please phone 5237? 

W A N TED— To buy a good second-

DANCING — National, 

interpre-

Presents

One could exist without jew elry, but life’s 

happier through owning it. T h a t’s why jew elry

is the ideal gift.

It gives happiness with no implication of ch ar­

ity. 

I t ’s a thing of beauty, not necessary for 

creatu re com fort, but very much wanted, and 
delight in it lasts for years.

T h e quality of M ayer’s jew elry makes it ex­

ceptionally suitable for gifts. Dainty, pretty, 
stylish, exquisitely designed and perfectly made, 

it leaves nothing whatever to be desired.

Carl Mayer Company

Jew elers, Silversmiths, Diamond M erchants

6 1 8 Congress Avenue 

The Hallmark Store

The
Jolly Little 
Tailor

Has Arrived

With his line of Spring 
and Sum m er Samples. 

Don’t fail to see 
this line before you buy 
your Spring Suit.

FRANK LAWS CO., 
720 Congress Ave.

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Submarine U -B oat-35 at M a­
It sank 15 

jestic tomorrow. 
different ships at sea.

Don’t miss this week’s movie | 

program a t M ajestic.

THE TEXAS BARBER 

SHOP

Invites You

(Student Owned 

Institu­

tion)

Dallas C. Johnson, Prop.

Charlie Chaplin in “ A D ay’s 
for 
Pleasure” 
Thursday, F riday and Satur­
day.

Queen 

a t 

Coenraad Bos and August 
Rodeman at H ancock on F ri­
day evening.

Brightest gems from the op­
eras in costume, Hancock Op­
era House.

 -AT MUELLER’S SHOE STORE

NEW SPRING FOOTWEAR

-“ How beautiful they a r e ” is th e expression we 
often hear as we show these sm art Eyelet Pumps.

-They are extremely pretty and perfect fitting.

-In Black Suede and Satin— Black Kid and Suede 
— P a ten t— Black Kid-—Brown Kid and Dull Calf.

-All widths, AAA to C.

-Come in and let us take care of your foot wants.

CARL H. MUELLER

H om e of G ood Shoes— Hosiery 

6 0 8 C ongress A venue

T H I D A I L Y T U A N

S O C IE T Y

Maili© Jones, Editor.

Sally© Graves. 
Frances W althal.

Arrowhead Dance.

One o f the most delightful affairs 
of the year was given by the Arrow­
head D ancing Club at K. C. Hall, 
Friday night.

The decorations were m ost e ffe c t­
ive in their sim plicity. A drop ceil­
ing o f dark blue studded with stars 
was suspended from above, and red 
arrow-sheaths filled with arrows hung 
on the wall. Lights 
inside 
In 
these illum inated the ballroom. 
the middle o f the room punch was 
served from a vine-covered well. On 
the stage a t the end o f the room 
was an Indian scene.

from 

The feature o f the evenin g was the 
music, which was furnished by the 
fam ous Louisiana Five jazz orchestra.
The grand march was led by Zeke 
Crutcher, 
honoring Miss Louise 
Adair, and the cotillion by Smith 
Sims, honoring Miss Gaily W ilkes.

D ainty novelty neckpieces set with 
am ethysts, 
the club’s color, were 
given as favors to the you ng ladies, 
I and Pall Mall cigarettes w ere given 
two-course 
the 

the men. A delicious 
b u ffet supper was served a fter 
dance.

s

J 

J
a

the 

The patronesses o f 

evening 
were: Mesdames W alter Bremond,
W. B. Brush, F. T. Connerly, Fred 
K. Fisher, Ralph Goeth, Homer Hill, 
W. L. Hill, L. S. Leversedge, HL A. 
Lewis, W. J. Lincoln, M. K. Moore, 
E. H. Perry, F. E. Pryor, W. A. Rhea 
and R. C. Roberdeau.

Pre-Mfd Dance.

the 

sixty-five 

The Texas Pre-Medical Society en­
tertained with a dance Friday eve­
ning at the Elks’ Hall. Their colors, 
green and orange, were found in all 
of the decorations. The Sacred Skull 
placed at one end of the hall, gazed 
down upon 
couples 
present. The grand march was led 
by Ben Primer, honoring Miss Har­
riet Jones. The cotillion was led by 
Miss Enid Long, honoring Owen Bar­
ker. The favors were in the form of 
filled with “ red 
immense 
hots” and tied with the colors of the 
society. Confetti and streamers fe a ­
tured in the cotllion, and punch was 
served during 
evening. The 
the 
chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Ett- 
linger and Miss Anna Hiss.

capsules 

P h i P s i B a n q u e t .

Phi Kappa Psi 

fraternity cele­
brated Founders’ Day on Thursday, 
Feb. 19, with a banquet at the Dris- 
kill Hotel. With every pledge and 
the members of the active chapter 
present, the occasion was celebrated 
fittingly by a magnificent repast 
and a program of toasts.

the fraternity at 

Dr. H. C. Cranberry of Austin, 
one of the first men ever initiated 
in 
the Virginia 
Alpha chapter in the days before the 
Civil War, was an honored guest on 
this occasion, and spoke upon the sub­
ject of./ ‘Fraternity Life in the Early 
Days.”

Other guests present were Dr. J. 
L. Henderson and Dr. C. P. Patter­
son of the University faculty, both 
of whom also spoke briefly upon the 
fraternity life of their college days.
Carl Calloway officiated as toast­
master, and the following speakers 
were 
introduced: Hulon W. Black, 
representing the older men of the

t h r e e s p e c i a l g r o u p s

Extraordinary Values— at

$49.50, $57.50 and $69.50

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EVERYTHING IN DRUGS.

Woodie Gilbert Drug Co.

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MAL NOTICES

SO C IET Y : 
-t BRA NT) LAW 
1 will be no meeting Monday 
account of holiday.

PRESIDENT.

CERCLE FRANCA IS: Mem- 
P^ng a pan m 
“La Pondre 
eu* will please meet Tuesday, 
Lh, at 7:30 p. m., at home of 
Dilley, 202 Thirty-third S t
P R E SID E N T . 

I

L ife” ; at the evening hour the theme 
will be, “Christ, Our Great Apostle.” 
Sunday School at 9:30 and B. Y. P.: 
U. will meet at 6:30.

W OMAN’S ATHLETIC COUN-; 
CIL: Regular meeting will be held on 1 
Tuesday afternoon at 5 o’clock. Mem­
bers please be present.

P R E S ID E N T .

ALL METHODIST GIRLS be at J 
Sunday School at the Y. M. C. A. a t j s 
9:30. Help us win the contest.

PUBLICITY SECRETARY. 

I

BALKERS: Girls who intered
dte 20-mile hike Monday 
■ 
* the Gym. at 7:30 sharp. 
Lu‘ch, otherwise none may be 
Also bring some money. 

N a n MCANELLY. 

L USiTV BAPTISTS: Pas-
i>s L Maddry will fill the
L. koth hours today at the 
r [ ***** Church. 
A t the 
ur tne sermon will be on 
| 
t (L eat Christian
<jr'vv 

BANI) REHEARSAL 

this after- 

noon at 3 p. rn. sharp, X. Hall.

DIRECTOR.

NOTICE, Man and Nature Club j 

j

Members: No meeting Monday, Feb.
23. Next regular meeting Monday, 
March 8. Paper by Mr. Bedichek on 
“ How to Read a Newspaper.”

SECRETARY.

TODAY at the Texas Bible Chair: 
“Our Earthly Father, Our Patriot 
Father, Our Heanvenly Father.”

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representing 
chapter; Ernest Bull, 
the newly initiated men, and Beau­
mont 
the 
pledges.

representing 

Stinnett, 

Luther B. Archer is spending the 

week-end in Holland.

Herbert Ash is spending the week­

end at his home in Athens.

Lloyd Taylor of Fort Worth is a 

guest o f Acacia.

Carlton Crofton, who has been on 
a leave of absence from school, has 
resumed his class work.

Jack Blalock 

is confined 

to his 

room with influenza.

Misses Helen and Alice Burt un- 
s p e n d i n g t h e Week e n d at t h e i r h o m e
in Brownwood.

Miss Mary Summers 

is spending 
the week end at li^*r home in Ja»k- 
sonville.

Miss Eunice Edison of Southwest 
e m is visiting at the Alpha Delta Pi 
house.

Miss Klhse Irving is v i s i t i n g in San 

Antonio.

Miss Marian Harris is spending the 
week-end at her home in Greenville.
is visiting at 

Miss Isabel Jackson 
her home in Greenville.

Miss Florence Cowdry is .spending 
in San 

the week-end at her home 
Antonio.

Bob Lowry of Dallas is visiting at 

the Delta Tau Delta house.

Lawrence McWhorter o f Palestine 
is visiting at the A. T. O. house and 
will attend the H. T. O. dance Mon­
day.

Jack Lowry of Baylor University 
is visiting his brother, Willis, at the 
Delta Tau Delta house.

Lee McCartney and Tyre Jeffrey 

are spending a few days in Dallas.

Mr. “ Rosy” Taylor o f Baylor Urn 
versity came down for the A. T. O. 
dance Monday morning.

Lola Bess Smith is critically ill at 

the Chi Omega house.

James Abney is spending a week 

in South Texas.

Miss Helen Litton o f Lampasas is 
the guest of her niece, Mary Smith.
Miss Elizabeth Runge is spending 
a few days at her home in Galveston.
Lucian Alexander has gone to his 

home in Temple for a few days.

E. Clyde Whitlock of Fort Worth, 
president of the State Music Teach­
ers’ Association, was entertained by 
University friends while on his re­
cent visit to Austin. Misses Grace 
Browning, Porter Lou Calhoun, Eve­
lyn and Marjorie Livingston, and

Mrs. Smith are among his old pupils 
here.

Sue Ragsdale, Margaret Hallana of 
Victoria, and May Rosa Ray of Dal­
las are g u ests at the Pi Phi house.

Lee Tournheno is visiting in Hous­

ing the week-end at her home in Abi­
lene.

Jules Hebert 

is visiting Mieses 
Rose and Emma Burnette o f San
Antonio.

Paul Flato has gone to San An­

ton.

I
Miss Mary Starns is visiting a few | 

tonio.

days in San Antonio.

is 
Corinne Mayfield of Houston 
visiting at the Zeta house. She at­
tended the Arrowhead dance.

Katherine Alexander of San An-

(Continued on page 4)

H. S. Galloway 

is spending the 
week-end a t his home in San Marcos, i
Miss LeUa Ilenslee is spending the 

week-end at her home in Caldwell.

Miss Eloy Dunn 

is visiting 

in 

Lyons.

Miss Stella Archer ha9 gone 

to 

Highland for a few days’ visit.

Miss Mattie Williams is spending 

tin- week end at Caldwell,

Miss Florence Cill has gone 

to 

Llano for the week-end.

Solon Coleman of Baylet visited 

University friends Friday.

Miss Julia Timm, who has been 

ill at P & S., is repoHed better.

Miss Lois Marlin has gone to her 

home iii Houston for a short visit.

Miss Grace Browning 

is visiting 

friends in San Antonio.

Miss Oneita Christopher is spend­

On your way to Sunday 
School or Church step in 
at the

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— A N D —

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Your Satisfaction Is Our 
Success

In answer to the call for 
sm art out door frocks 
have come the

New 

Silk Skirts

which reflect in their every line the 
very essence of joyousness of spring.

They come iii georgette, satins, 

and many new varieties of silks.

Nothing 

could be 

lovelier for 

Spring.

SNAMAN/S

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Milliners

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O FFIC IA L EXPLOITS 

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15 ships.

Monday, T u e s d a y and 
W ed n e sd ay

OLIVE THOMAS

-IN*

‘Footlights and Shadows’

By Bradley K ing

A b e a u t i f u l, sym path etic 

and s y m b o l ic story w oven 

with th re a d s of reality.

R L 73 y i

T hursday, F riday and 
Saturday

T he O ne and O nly

Charles Chaplin 
— I N —
A DAY’S PLEASURE”

n

A “ Show F er’’ E verybody 
Spark p lu g s m ay bring 
th eir girls prepared 
for 
en terta in m en t 
lim ou sin e 
th a t is g ea red for roadster 
speed .

NOTICE

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SOCIETY

(Continued From Page Three).

tonio came up for the Arrowhead 
dance. She is visiting at the Theta 
house.

George Bruce has gone to Hous­

ton.

Misses Sara and Margaret Lanham 

are visiting in Waco.

Ruth Alexander is ill at P. & S.
Miss Alice Bumpass will arrive to­
day for a visit at the Pi Phi house.
is spending 
the week-end at her home in Bryan.
Katherine Preston is visiting at the 

Miss Zenobia Webb 

Kappa house.

Miss Roberta Thomas is spending 
the week-end with friends and rela­
tives at West.

Wade Dansby and Oron Hilliard 
are visiting at their home at Rogers.
Mrs. Dave McGee, nee Miss Bea­
trice Miller, has been visiting her

mother, Mrs. Jennie Miller, this week. 
Mr. and Mrs. McGee were formerly 
popular University students. They 
now live a t F o rt Worth, where Mr. 
McGee is assistant city attorney.

Miss Minnie Roberts is visiting at 

her home in Corsicana.

Miss Lucy Grabow is spending the 

week-end a t her home in Caldwell.

Price Cross is visiting at his home 

in Cameron.

Otis Nelson is in Dallas, where he 
attended the Founders' Day banquet 
given by the Phi Kappa Psi alumni.
Mr. Ben Smith has withdrawn from 
the University and gone to his home 
in Dallas.

Miss Nancy Wynn is spending the 
week-end a t her home in Wills Point.
James Preddy is spending a few 

days in Bay City.

Miss M argaret Russell of Fort 
Worth is visiting Miss Frances Thom­
son for the Arrowhead dance.

Miss Oasis is in Cleveland. Ohio, 
attending the Northern Educational

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I

and he consequently is back in uni­
form. 
) Another player was injured, also, 
Knebel, who has already been a cas- 
ualty once this season, was wounded 
in action for the second time. This I 
time he cut a vein in his forearm.
It does not promise to be a very se­
the chances are 
rious injury, and 
strong that 
the Waco boy will be 
back in the lineup at Farmerstown 
| next week.

Barrett Beat Player.

I 

Barrett was the best player of the 
Texas five. He put all he had into 
i winning, and he managed to worry 
his opponents out of many 
shots 
i which were scheduled for the basket. 
In spite of the fact th at he was the 
lightest Longhorn In sight, he m an­
aged to make himself felt continu­
ally, and also managed to be high­
point man of the game with a score 
of IO.

in 

Knebel was next 

ranking man, 
both in score and in playing. He put 
nine points on the scoreboard, and 
up to the time he was injured he 
played a hard, steady, guarding game. 
He played 
two positions during 
the game, first at forward and then 
at center. McCullough was up to 
standard and stopped player a fter 
player who started toward the Pirate 
goal. His playing last night was of 
the order that is going to land him 
a place on the all-state team.

Final Game* N ext W eek.

Only two more games remain to 
the season. Next Friday 
complete 
and Saturday will find the Longhorns 
in College Station for two more with 
the Farmers. The A. & M. five has 
its way, de­
continued serenely on 
feating all comers and m aintaning the 
snow white record they started with. 
In 
they 
last game with Rice 
snowed the Owls under with a score 
of 48 to 13. That will show what 
the Longhorns will have to buck up 
against. The .students are still hop­
ing, however, that one of these last 
games will put the crimp in this win­
ning streak.

the 

The lineup of the game:
Texas. 

Southwestern.

Barrow 

................................ Wilkerson

Right Forward.

Knebel 

..................................... Herrera

Left Forward.
Duckett ................................... Kennedy
Center.
M c C u llo u g h ............................ Ostergard
Right Guard.

Hill 

................................ Lamb (capri)

Left Guard. 

Substitutions— Texas: B arrett for 
Barrow, Barrow for Duckett, Russell 
for Hill, De Vinney 
for Knebel, 
for 
Knebel 
Knebel, Martin for Russell. South­
western: Foster for Kennedy, Crick- 
heimer for Wilkerson.

for Barrow, Russell 

Points scored— Texas: B arre tt IO, 
^Knebel 9, Barrow 4; total, 23. South­
western: Ostergard 4, Kennedy 4, 
Herrera 2, Wilkerson 2; total. 12. 

Referee: Belmont.

—o-

F1NAL PL A N S FOR

SA V IN G S SECTION

MONDAY PLANNED

K nights o f C olum bus A re A r­
ranging Program to Honor 
W a sh in g to n ’s B irthday

On Monday night at 8 o’clock, in 
the Knights of Columbus Hall, there 
will be held a patriotic celebration 
of George Washington’s birthday, to 
which the general public is cordially 
invited. The affair promises to be 
a most interesting one, and the pro­
gram as given out by the committee 
contains a number of addresses and 
selections 
very 
much to a student audience, and the 
Knights of Columbus, who are re­
sponsible for the celebration, would 
be glad to see a large number of stu­
dents present.

that will 

appeal 

Chief Justice Nelson Phillips is on 
the program for an address on Wash­
ington, and as his ability in a forensic 
line is well known, his address is an­
ticipated with much pleasure.

The students of St. Mary’s Acad­
emy will have a place on the program 
with 
two musical selections, “ Bam­
boo Baby,’’ by Caro Roma, and 
“ Smiling Flu,” by A rth u r Penn, and 
they will also appear in costume at 
the end of the program and lead in 
the “ Star-Spangled 
the singing of 
Banner.”

N ew m an Club Ha* Part.

th a t 

The other numbers of 

The Newman Club of the Univer­
sity, by its dramatic club, is to have 
a novel little vocal act, and it is un­
derstood 
famous “ Agony 
the 
Q u a rte t” of last term is to appear. 
This q uartet is under the direction 
of Miss Margaret Goggari of Dallas, 
and won for itself quite a reputation 
last term under her able leadership.
the pro­
gram, violin solo by Mr. G. A. Siev- 
ers, vocal selection by Miss Bessie 
Sheldon, and recitation of W ashing­
ton’s Farewell Address by Mr. W. 
R. Duffy of the Extension D epart­
ment are all by artists in their lines 
and will doubtlessly be well received.
The Austin Boy Scouts will also 
participate by a “ salute to the Hag,” 
which will add to the impressiveness 
of the occasion.

Judge John W. Brady of Austin 
will be master of ceremonies, and 
promises, with his usual wit and abil­
ity as a leader, to direct the a ffair 
in an efficient manner.

A Varied Program.

The condensed program as given 
the chairman of 
the Knights of 
in 

out yesterday by 
the committee of 
Columbus, that has 
charge, follows:
Introductory: 

the a ffa ir 

John W.

Judge 

Brady.

Chorus (a) “ Bamboo Baby” (Caro 
Rom a); (b) “ Smiling Flu” (A rthur 
P e n n ) : Students of Sri Mary’s Acad­
emy.

“ W ashington’s Farewell Address” : 

Mr. W. R. Dufy.

Vocal selection: Miss Bessie Shel­

don.

Sievers.

Violin solo (selected): Mr. G. A. 

Address: Judge Nelson Phillips.
Vocal selection: Newman Club.
Salute to the flag: Boy Scouts.
“ Star-Spangled Banner” : Lead by 

BEING A R R A N G E D

students of St. Mary’s.

(Continued from page I)

O LIV E T H O M A S O P E N S

A T Q U E E N MONDAY
Gloria Dawn little realized, when 
she became the good Samaritan to a 
stranger, ill of a fever from wander­
ing in the tropics and bereft for the 
time being of his reason, th at her 
h e a rt’s romance was unfolding. But 
it was.

Floria Dawn, it might be explained, 
is the role essayed by beautiful Olive 
Thomas in her new Selznick picture, 
“ Footlights 
and Shadows,” which 
opens a three-day engagement at the 
Queen, Monday.

“ Footlights and Shadows” 

is 

a

e n g i n e e r s r e c e i v e

SCHOLARSHIP OFFERS

and 

several northern 

Scholarships are being arranged 
eastern 
in 
schools for graduates of the Engi­
neering Department of the Univer­
sity of Texas. As yet only the Uni­
versity of Illinois and Massachusetts 
Institute of Technology have inter­
changed lists with the University of 
Texas, and they provide for electrical 
engineering students.

The University of Illinois offers a 
| scholarship of $500 or $600 for r e ­
search in chemical and electrical en­
gineering. The Massachusetts Inst!** 
j tut* of Technology 
last year of­
fered assistantships in teaching, and 
| gave about $500 or $600. 
In either 
school the student is allowed ample 
time for graduate study.

 

 

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BELL C O U N T Y EXES TO

CELEBARTE M ARCH 2

Ex-students of the University r e ­
siding in Bell County will celebrate 
Texas Independence Day, March 2, 
with a banquet to be held in Temple, 
at which President Robert E. Vinson 
will be the principal speaker.

Plans for the banquet have been 
under way for the past several weeks, 
according to reports from Temple, 
and it is expected 
th a t practically 
every “ Texas Ex” in the entire coun­
ty will be present at the celebration. 
Complete details and a final program 
have not as yet been announced. 
Charlton Hall is heading the execu­
tive committee.

DELTA T A U S W IN IN

IN T E R -FR A T H A N D B A L L

Delta Tau Delta is the University 
Interfraternity Handball champion. 
Her 
representative, Townsend of 
Houston, won this honor by d e fe a t­
ing the representative of Beta Theta 
Pi in the finals for the cup. T h a t 
the contest was close may be judged 
from the scores in the finals. Three 
games were played, and of the first 
two Townsend and McCaleb each 
won one. The third game was hot 
and fast, and Townsend barely edged 
out a victory, 21 to 20.

This victory will count 25 points 
for the Delta Taus toward the gen­
eral all-around 
fra tern ity 
cup. Beta will receive 20 points. 
Other contests will receive points ac­
cording to how fa r they w ent in the 
tournament.

athletic 

N EW CLUB BIG SU C C ESS.

films 

The Students’ Photo Club has be­
come very popular in its few day3 
of existence. The students realize 
th a t they will get the best of service 
in the photographic line by bringing 
to be developed and 
their 
printed to The Co-Op, Y. M. C. A., 
the War Savings Bank, and 
the 
Shinepar. Already a large num ber 
of students have joined the club and 
are now enjoying the benefits and 
privileges of a students’ organization. 
The Students’ Photo Club does not 
require any dues, nor doesn’t con­
sume any time, but gives the student 
in 
interest, 
prompt and quick delivery accom­
panied with the best of service. The 
Shinepar will furnish students cam ­
eras and films on Sunday, the only 
place in the city where one can get 
them on 
this day. The Students’ 
Photo Club strives to please in every 
way. Become a member now and 
you will always be a member.— Adv.

return for his or her 

play of tense dramatic theme, of ex- 
j citing episodes and of beautiful ro­
mance. 
In it Miss Thomas has the 
best opportunity of her career to dis­
play her girlish sweetness, her his- 
! trionic art, and her wonderful per­
sonality. 
a 
splendid cast headed by Alexander 
Onslow.— Adv.

is supported by 

She 

certificates. They may be obtained 
at any bank or postoffice.
Fir*t to O rganize.

savings 

The University of Texas has the 
distinction of being th e first unit in 
the 
the college savings section of 
In 
government 
division. 
charge of university student 
th rift 
activities here, Mr. Hume, who was 
the University* 
a recent visitor to 
has named John H. Awtry, law stu­
dent, as student 
th rift savings di­
rector for the University of Texas. 
th rift savings 
As assistant student 
chairman, Paul McMahon has been 
appointed. Both of these were last 
year on the field s ta ff of the govern­
ment savings division as territorial 
savings advisors.

To S av e $ 25,000.

The governm ent believes th a t the 
students of the Texas University can 
this year save for themselves and in­
vest safely for fu tu re needs about 
th rift stamps, war sav 
$25,000 in 
treasury 
ings stamps or registered 
savings certificates.

Association and a meeting of dean 
of women of colleges and universi­
ties.

Max Johnson 

is spending a few 

days at his home in San Antonio.

Miss Lois Porter is spending the 

week-end in San Marcos.-

Hylmor Korb&ck 

is spending the 

holidays at his home in Lockhart. 

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W h a t’s on at Q u een on 
T h u rsd a y ? T he one and only 
C harlie C haplin.

K eep up w ith your husband g 

and see w h a t he is d oin g.

LAST w e e k c u t p r ic e sale

SU ITS A N D O VER CO ATS

$ 4 5 .0 0 Cut to $33,75 

$ 5 0 .0 0 Cut to $37.5q 

$ 5 5 .0 0 Cut to $41.25 

$ 6 0 .0 0 Cut to $45.00 

$ 6 5 .0 0 Cut to $48,75 

$ 7 0 .0 0 Cut to $52.50 

$ 7 5 .0 0 Cut to $26.25

MINSTRELS HAVE 

NOVEL FEATURES

Band C oncert and S p ecial A cts 
W ill H ave P laces a t P re­
m ier P erfo rm a n ce

A rrangem ents are rapidly m atui- 
ing for" the staging of the Varsity 
Piem ier Minstrels 
and Longhorn 
Band performance, which will be 
given a t the Hancock Opera House 
on the evening and night of March 2, 
according to an interview with 
the 
director.

The setting of the minstrel pioper 
and the vaudeville 
specialties will 
have the touch of absolute originality 
in every phase, and a series of sur­
prises is promised throughout every 
section of the program. Stress will 
be laid upon the uniqueness of each 
act, arid those in charge of the min­
strel portion have planned to break 
away from th e old traditional trend 
of minstrels of the past.

A C oncert by Baud.
A creditable performance of 

the 
band is assured from the intensive 
rehearsals th a t are being held and 
the music th a t will be played on this 
occasion. The pa rt of the band in 
the performance will consist 
in a 
well balanced concert program in the 
form of a special act.

In addition to the minstrel proper

and the band concert, there will 
a series of special acts. The 
of the program promises to be 
of “ Red” Bourn and J. 
Holmes. Both of these player^ 
well known from former appear**, 
before the Austin public.

Following this will be a gel, 
num ber of individual acts that 
compare favorably with present 
“ big tim e” vaudeville.

COULTER MEETING WITH 
LOCAL Y. M.C.A.MB

L. A Houlte.v secretary of 
state executive Committee, and T, 
biiheim er will bo with the local i 
elation hoard of directors today i 
discuss matters pertaining to 
finances of the local board.

| 

The main feature of their coti 
will be to discuss with the board 1 
directors the plans for united effa 
in financing the local, state and 
committee work, 
ternational 
this purpose a meeting will be bdl 
at the home of George W. Walla 
a t 4 o’clock this afternoon.

Mr. Coulter will speak at th*Ti 

versify Presbyterian Church 
morning at 11 o’clock.

W h a t’s 

for Monday 
on 
F re n c h Grand Opera. Hancock

L a d ies!! Ladies!! Ladies 
“ W h a t is your husband doin

E N G A G E M E N T EXTRAORDINARY

FRENCH GRAND OPERA ARTISTS

W h o H ave Just C losed T h eir Season of Grand 0p«r»

W ith T h e

NEW ORLEANS FRENCH OPERA CO.

A t N ew O rlean s, La.

C onsisting o f th e F o llo w n ig Artists:

MME. M A R Y C A S S E L 
COLORATURA SOWA*
MME. BERTH E R IC H E .............................................. P**"-
M O N. M. M IL H A U ......................................TENOR IROBLETO
M ON. LEON P A U L U S .............................................BARITE

G iving th e B righ test G em s From the Operas in Costume

— A T T H E —

HANCOCK OPERA HOI

M O N D A Y E V E N IN G , FEBRUARY 23 

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“ON TO PORTLAND’’

PRICES, 7 5 c TO $ 2 .0 0 , PLUS WAR TAX 

R eserve S eat Sale O p en s S a tu rd a y , Feb. 21, at Bos

HANCOCK OPERA HOUSE

FRIEDA HEMPEL

G reat C oloratura Soprano 

O f th e M etro p o lita n O p era C om p an y, Assisted 

C O E N R A A D BOS,

T h e F am ous D u tch P ia n ist and Accompany 
A U G U S T R O D E M A N ,

F lu tist o f th e P h ila d e lp h ia Symphon> Orc

Hancock Opera House

F rid ay E v en in g , F eb. 27th , 8 :30 

A U SPIC E S A M A T E U R C H O R A L CLUB

S ea ts N ow S ellin g at 
J. R. R EED MUSIC STORE 

A nd
T H E E D ISO N PH O N O G R A PH SHOP

P rices: $ 1 .0 0 , $ 1 .5 0 , $ 2 .0 0 — Boxes $2-*®

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