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First College Daily in the South

V O L. X X V III

A U S T I N , TE X A S , S U N D A Y , M A Y 15, 1927.

EIGHT P A G E S T O D A Y

N o. 1 9 2

STEERS BEAT THREE RECORDS TO WIN TRACK TITLE
Texas Comes From 3 Point 
TURE 8 FIRST 
Handicap to Win Game 1 0 - ^ WARMING PflflTY T0| 
PLAGES TD SCORE 
ll TOTAL DF 56 H

jEXTENSION HOUSE G ustav Egloff Tells o f

in Petroleum Industry

F uture D evelopm ents

i r a ^ n p p A ic 
SENIOR W E E K OPENS 

BE HELD I M

WITH VESPERS MONDAY

S an d erso n H ead s

T ex a s Pre-M edics

Victory Saturday Gives Little** 
field Fifth Straight 
Championship

Cockrell Shows Speed in Pre-* 
Urns, but Does Not Come 
up in Final Heats

Special to The Texan,

HOUSTON, Texas, May 14.— W in­
ning 8 first places and acco u n tin g 
fo r th ree of the six broken co n fer­
ence records, the T exas L onghorn 
track team easily togk 
the co n fer­
ence m eet here to day by a score 
of 58 1-2 ag a in st the 36 1-2 fo r A* 
& l l ., the n earest 
opponent. T h o 
final scores fo r the m eet w ere, T ex­
as, 58 1-2, A.&M. 36 1-2, Rice 29, S- 
M. U. 25, B aylor 12, T.C.U, IO, A r­
kansas 7.

Ham m onds, by going to a height! 
l l 
the pole> 
inches 
in 
of 12 fe e t 
vault, raised 
the conference record 
in th a t event. Cockrell ra n the h u n ­
dred yard dash in 9.8 seconds in th©
; prelim inaries y esterd ay b u t failed t o 
: re p e a t his p erfo rm an ce in the finals- 
4 inches t o 
Smith jum ped 23 fe e t 
break the broad jum p record. The 
I; Texas team in th e mile relay ra n a t 
an average speed of u n d er 50 sec­
onds each an d low ered the e o n fe r- 
I ence tim e fo r th a t ev en t to 3 m in­
utes 18.9 seconds.

A RNOLD

SANDERSON 
o f 
is head of the Pre- 
H ouston
spring 
the 
Medical Society 
term . He 
is a m em ber of H alf 
Moon fra te rn ity and is an active 

for 

in tram u ra l ath lete.

GIRLS GLEE E L I

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OLLE STUBS IN
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Direction of Coach Disch 
Causes Texas \o Pile up 
High Score Against Frogs

b e h in d 

Co m in g 

a 
fr om 
t h r e e - r u n lead, Ed Olle a n d his 
Lo n g h o r n s lu gg er s w o u n d up 
t h e i r s e a s o n ’s e n g a g e m e n t at 
C la rk Field by b o m b a r d i n g t h e 
T. C. U. H orned F ro g infield, o u t­
field, and 
the vicinity east of the 
left field fence fo r an avalanche of 
hits and runs. The score was IO to 
6 in fa v o r o f Uncle Billy Disch.

It was Disch’s m anipulation of the 
th at 
too fre q u e n t F rog hits suffi*

I NT ER N AT I ON A L 
CLUB B A N Q U E T 
M O N D A Y N I G H T

As the culm ination of 

its y e a r’s 
In te rn a tio n a l R elations 

work, the 

Club will m eet in a b an q u et M onday 
a t 6:30 p. rn. in the C afe te ria b an ­
quet room. A ccording to M. G.
B urnside, presid en t of the club, a l 
members' are expected to at ten i the j 
b an q u et a t which tim e a review of! 
will be
the y e a r’s accom plishm ents
taken and some plans fo r next year 
made.

P la n s for Senior w e ek which 
begins M ond ay, May 16, have 
been co m p le te d , a n d all 
the 
classes a r e busy in p r e p a r i n g to 
c a r r y out t h e i r p a r t in th e UMI* 
usually in terestin g program has been 
planned.

New Quarters at Little Cam­
pus to Be Officially 
Opened

LEGISLATUIE lOIOHED 
Visitors Will See All Branches 
of Service in Opera­
tion

From 

t endered, 

T uesday afte rn o o n from 4 

On M onday aftern o o n a t 5 o’clock 
Senior V espers will be held 
in the 
G irl's S tudy Hall. All Senior girls 
will m o rt in M. B. 105 w earing t leir 
caps and gowns. 
this room 
they will proceed to the study bali 
in a body w here a short p rogram will

Mond ay ev ening at 8 o ’clock 
t he Division of Extension, 
in­
c lu d in g D e an T. H. Shelby and 
all m e m b e r s of t h e staff, will 
its official open-house 
begin 
new 
Hand house-w arm ing a t 
o'clock
L ittle Cam pus q u arters, w ith 
the 
Literary
until 6 o’clock, the Regan
S enators and th e R epresentatives of 
Society will hold 
trad itio n al 
as honor 
the p re sen t L egislature 
in 
an nual Sing. This Sing will be 
guests of the a ffa ir. The function 
the form of an inform al m eetin g fol­
consum m ate
is 
M onday n ig h t 
lowed by a sh o rt e n te rta in in g pro-
g ram . This Sing is held every y e a r plans which w ere made fo r a sim ilar
last F eb ru a ry b u t which 
reception 
by the society in honor of th e senior 
w ere m ade im practicable by the un ­
girls.
avoidable absence of the L egislature

th eir 

the 

to 

OF SOCIETY MEET

Section of American Chemical 
Society Holds Session 
Here Saturday

B y B Y R O N S P I N K S

A special f e a t u r e o f t he con­
vention of th ^ C e n t r a l Texan 
Section of th e A m e r i c a n C h e m ­
ical Society held h e r e y e s t e r ­
d a y w as a series of t h r e e lec­
tu re s by Dr. G ustav E gloff, research 
chemist with the U niversal Oil Pro­
ducts C om pany of Chicago. Dr. Eg-i 
lu ff spoke on the general sub ject of 
the petroleum 
industry. The chap­
te r held a luncheon fo r its visitor 
a t the U niversity C afe te ria Saturday, 
a t which faculty m em bers and visit­
ing chem ists w ere present.

The purpose M onday evening will 
As a special en te rta in m e n t fe a ­
a t 7 o'clock in the G irl’s S tudy Hall. 
be to ac q u ain t the public with the
tu re a picnic ou tin g was held a t B r-
Each senior girl 
is to come to the 
v ariety of d iffe re n t educational cam-1 to n ’s S prings from 4 to 8 p. rn., at
room p ro m p tly on tim e, w earing her 
which Dr. E g lo ff was also g u est of 
paigns carried on by the Division of
cap an d gown and b ringing a Junior
honor. T ra n sp o rtatio n for th e a ffa ir 
girl w ith her whom she is to sponsor Extension fo r th e b en e fit of the cit! 
the 
was furnished by m em bers o f 
I zens of T exas who are n o t able to
d u rin g the cerem ony. 
The S ta ff of the Dean of Women a tten d the U niversity of some oth er 
U niversity facu lty .
will e n te rta in both the senior boys j in stitu tio n o f learn in g , to exh ib it and 
and girls w ith a garden p a rty a t the explain the daily w orking ro u tin e of 
T hursday j the several d ep artm en ts and offices,
W om en’s F acu lty Club, 
aftern o o n 
from 5:30 o’clock until 
7:39 o’clock. This is the firs t a ffa ir 
in Senior week 
to which boys arc 
also invited, and it is to be expected 
th a t a large n u m b er of boys will ne-

a t 
visitors 
the conference w ere: J. B. Fort! and 
F. IL P o rte r of F o rt W o rth ; W . T.
and to inspect the new home of th e Gooch of B aylor U niversity and G.
Division. The p resen t q u arte rs were 
occupied fo r the first tim e last fall, 
b u t his is the firs t form al opening. 
R e c e i v i n g L in e
• The reception line will begin in the 
Intersch o lastic League offices 
and
extend u p stairs through the D ean’s! wax 

S. F rap s o f A. and M. College. A ls^ 
included am ong the guests were Prof. 
.Supt 
M artin of B aylor Belton and 
Green of the F o rt W orth W ater 
W orks.

of the s o r e ly
6:45 o ’c’I .ck 
the close of Dr.
building the
th e ir an n u al j office, th ro u g h the E xtension Teach-1 E g lo ff’s last lecture a t 8 o'clock fbi

R outine business 
taken up a t 

Am ong the 

p re sen t 

was

states 

sca tte red . 

the b an q u et, B urnside 

l i was his tra in in g and i n - 1 ^ate has been 

yo u n g er p itch ers of his s ta f f 
In addition to the serious phare of 
kept 
th a t
ciently 
It was under j th ere will be Sn e n te rta in in g pro- 
D isch’s d irection th a t the sm art play; Q,rarn 0f readings, m usical num bers, 
w ere pulled th a t added to the Texas hum orous talks and debates. A de­
betw een
score
sp iratio n th a t caused them to wade p ran k stu b b em an and Helen Lang into /Cap and Gown W ednesday night due to a special night session.
into the o fferin g s of W illiam s in the fm one gjdc w jth Edwin Davis and 
final innings, a f te r some listless b at- j Abigail C urlee on the 
other. The 
tin g in th e firs t p a rt of th e gam e, J sub ject to be considered is ‘‘Rosel­
and lite rally sn atch the gam e o u t of ved 
lipstick should be stro n g 
th e fire when it seemed th a t it was enough to m ake th e lips stick.’’ 
lest. 

The J u n io r girls will be in itiated

arran g e d 

th a t 

second) 

fo r had 

ln f i el d St a r * 

in m ore hot w ater th an they ^er 

A pianologue by A nnie Lee Dur-
w jh be one of the fe a tu re s of
T hree S te er pitchers m ight h a v e ;the evenj ngfs en tertain m e n t. A num - 
sbort, m ore or less hum orous 
it not I and im prom p tu speeches will be m ade 

been 
would have wished 
been fo r th e sterlin g work o f the in- ^ m em bers of the club, 
field. M eredith H opkins a t 
The In te rn a tio n a l R elations .Club Is 
accepted all sorts of seem ingly im- j an o rg anization whose m em bership 
possible chances, pegging w ith un-, .g picked because of th e ir in te re st in 
errin g accuracy to W alker a t first. > and ^ ragp 
in tern a tio n al affairs.
H arris m ade tw o b ea u tifu l pickups. I Jt is a natio nal organization, h a v in g j eept the in v itatio n .
A double play b ro u g h t one p o tetn ial ch ap ters in &\\ 0fih e leading Univer- 
rally to a close, and a num ber 
alm ost su re# hits w ere changed 
easy outs.

F rid ay afte rn o o n a t
as well as in j in fro n t of the main 
sities and colleges 
some of the larg e r cities, where th ere senior girls will hold
is su ffic ie n t in tere st to m aintain an S enior Sw ing-out. The seniors a re
to m eet in the W om an’s Gym a t 6:45 
organization.
o’clock from whence they will m arch,
a t a given signal to m eet 
and m arch along 
ca rry in g tHb trad itio n al blue-bonnet 
chain which will be placed on 

the
Dr. W harey by M ay Zb J Ju n io r’s shoulders at th e end o f the
Ju n io r, Sophom ore,
to be j and F reshm en girls will be dressed

M ust Be in H ands of

B rew ster sta rte d the gam e fo r the 
F rogs and prom ptly filled the bases.
T hen he proceeded to walk two men
in hom e, and Dutch Myers sen t him F r a n k P r i z e P o e m s
Jak e
to 
W illiams. The cham pions w ere held 
in bay by the big C hristian fo r six 
innings, and it looked as if he m ight 
g et cred it fo r a victory over th e 1927 
cham pions.

 
All m anuscripts th a t 

th e showers, su b stitu tin g 

Anarch. 

of
to

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fo r 

su b m itted 
the 
in com petition 
F ra n k P oetry P rizes fo r 1927 should 
be sen t to Dr. J. B% W harey, ch a ir­
m an of the d ep artm en t of English, 
not la te r th an May 25. These prizes 
are tw o in num ber, a firs t prize of 
$25.00 and a second prize of $15.00. 
Any stu d e n t in the U niversity is eli­
gible to com pete fo r them .

M anuscripts should be ty p ew ritten , 
a 
and should be subm itted un d er 
pen-nam e, th e a u th o r’s real nam e be­
ing given in a sealed envelope accom ­
panying them . They may be sen t by 
fa cu lty mail or le ft a t the office of 
Dr. W harey, M. B. 138.

The prize w inning poems la st year 
were “ T e rra R im a,” by Miss Sue M. 
Cousins of Dallas, and “ W onderland’ 
by Miss Mamie Sm ith of Denton.

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Annual Program to Be Given 
at Women’s Faculty 
Club at 8:15

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In addition to the records pet b y 
the S te er team , Brown o f S.M.U- 
I stepped o ff the 220 low hurdles in 
! 23.7. He led S ta lk e r of T exas b y 
a considerable m argin. H ooper o f 
1 the sam e place, k ep t his early season 
prom ises ,by low ering the m ark in the 
mile. His tim e was 4:21.8. P a r k e r 
of A.&M. was h ard pressed by D a n - 
the; 
440 y ard 
seconds..
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p* m* U€Sday’ | P a rs e r low ered his own m ark o f l a s t

conference m ark in 
W om an's
dash w ith a tim e of 49.1 
. 

iels of T exas when he b ea t 

th e 

j 

ing B ureau, through the H ealth and K. Hall.
H ygiene D epartm ent, 
through 
T each er T rain in g B ureau, and
B ureau of Visual 

The G irls’ Glee Club, u n d er the 
tho I Dr. E g lo ff is a prom inent stu d en t j 
the j of pertoleum and is acq uainted w \b I direction of O scar J. Fox, will give

the Ju n io rs 

Instru ctio n . T he J the in d ustrial side of the handling ol : ^ ejr a n n u ai co n cert at th e 

the south walk m a i n r e c e i v i n g line will he statio n ed j it. His lectu res were chararU ,m * d ! 

a t * , u n m Tu<>sdav I n 

th e 

The 

th e ir 

given 

on the second floor in the E xtension I by a dry hum or th a t ren d er od them 1 ACU,t» Club’ at 8 ’
L ibrary. G overn or an d Mrs. Moody, I ex trem ely in te r e s tin g and r e fr e s h in g . May I 7th. A cord ial in v ita tio n 
the IOO yard d ash 
L ieu ten a n t G overnor and Mrs, B arry He is a memb< r o f num erous c h e m -1 the stu d en ts and fa cu lty of the Uni- 
M iller, Speaker and Mrs. Lee B obbitt, I ical and scientific organizations a n d ; varsity to a tten d has been m ade by with a tim e of 9.9. seconds. H arg is 
* Put the shot 44 fe e t 7 3-4 inches t o 
P resid en t and Mrs. W. M. W. Splawn, 
in connection with] A reception will be held a f te r the | win first place. Gooch won th e d is-
a toss b f 141.9 feet.,
S upervisor of the club, will assist in Smith seemed d issatisfied w ith his*’

the j U n iversity and th eir wives, m em bers the pertoleum industry. He has pre- p ro g ra m. Miss E dith Kelly, F acu lty I cus throw with, 

inventions those in charge of the program . 

is responsible fo r m any 

the I and discoveries 

Cockrell won 

to year,

physical 

in stru ctio n s 

tra in in g of the B oard of R egents and th e ir viously lectured a t some of the lead- 

in white and will be expected to f o l- jth e A dm inistrative Council of 
low 
th ro u g h 
classes. The seniors boys have been wives, Dean and Mrs. V. I. Moore, j ing universities in the I nited Stale.*.j w elcom ing th e guests. 
sen t special invitations fo r this af- Miss Ruby T errill, 
fa ir and special seats will be provid­
ed fo r them .

C ouncil and 
E xecutive C om m ittee of the In te r - j posed of stu d en ts and facu lty mem- | jacks, p resid en t; TI 
scholastic L eague have all been in- hers in K. Mall at 
. . I i . . J A L . 
vited to be on the receiving line with day m orning, was confined to F n e j j ^ S e c re ta ry ; L aura Rissm an, C o r-: m arized as follows:
Dean and Mrs. T. HT. Shelby. 

ye.,r a re : C onstance Zir-j*-0 C°P 
helm a Lynn, vice- 
S tallings, Record-! 

As soon as th e Sw ing-out is over 
the S enior women will ad jo u rn to the 
U niversity C afe te ria w here they will 
be e n te rta in e d w ith a b an q u et given
by the Y. M. C. C. This b an q u et is eluding ath letes and o th e r stu d en t in pertoleum and n a tu ra l gasses b av ej L ib rarian ; E dith Fox, R eporter. 
an an n u al a f fa ir 
Senior Week w ith a flourish.

I O th er m em b er, are: H elen A l
’ M a r g u e r i t e Bolden, C aroline Cason, • U - 

it will end I the em ploym ent of the department, hydrocarbons p re sen t which can

l l o clock Sato; - j p re sj<je n t; C orinne
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M em bers o f the various sta ffs in-1 cum .’’ He discussed 

the E xtension I His firs t lectu re, which was deliv- j 

Rounds, T re a su re r; V irginia H atch,

j su b ject “ The C hem istry oi^ 

large audience com- j f or 

S e c re ta ry ; M arg aret! 

(C ontinued on page 8)

(C ontinued on P age 8)

the j ered before a 

\T ITI, I r n I ti O’ WAS P f t flf ifll'd 

record work in 

th eir wives, 

| responding 

the fact 

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220-yard 

h u rd le s w an 

b y
fir s t; K ennedy, 
Brown. S. M. U „ 
Texas A. & M., second ; S ta lk e r, U n i-
 I versify of T exas, th ird ; T oler, T. C . 
T.me 23.7. (New c o n fe r-

o ffic e rs af the G irls’ Glee Club (therefore threw the javelin 176 feet!

The results of the m eet are su m - 

the broad ju m p an

*n th a t event.

Result*

t'flOi • 

and 

and 

low 

th at

t m a n ,

ti V. 

tO 

200 SCRIBES BANQUET AND 

DANCE IN ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT

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B ernice Davis, C lara D o rn b e rg e r,Ienc® record.) 

j M ary H u ff Ord, Evelyn W infrey, Min­
erva C unningham , M arg aret Hay,
K athleen Z ant, C olum bia Van W e t !»»<■; Y arbrough, Rice, 

Two-mile 

ru n — C hitw ood, Rice,
firs t; Childress, T exas A. & M., sec-

th ird ; Mc-
Kamey, Rice, fo u rth . Tim e 10:05.9.
Mile ru n — won by H ooper, S. M. 
U .; B runson, Rice, second; G resham , 
U niversity of A rk an sas, th ird ; H ale,
Texas A. & M., fo u rth . Time 4:21.8.
I (New conferen ce re c o rd ).
J 

for th e Texan, L onghorn, and • 

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The Texas R anger W e s t m o r e l a n d C h o r a l

decorated ; adopted a new medal to r th e ir s ta f l.j 

the U niversity with a star, a big hat, th e J e ste r, a 

exotically 

re p u ta tio n s were dragged down into “ Quill 
the m ire, and ushered the banquet- C actus work. 
info an 
w
ee rs 
tran sfo rm atio n of 
C afe te ria banquet room. T h r o u g h - quill, and the Texan R anger 
o u t the evening these girls mingled 
w ith the crowd, giving beau tifu l c o r - 1
pages o f sw eet peas to the girls and 
cig a re tte s to the boys. The Chinese 
girls w ere: Nan S h lfflette, Louise 
S tariey , M attie Sailer, and Bonnie 
incom ing and
Tom Robinson. The 
outgoing editors RWJ ItilMI&gitig ©dl** 
to rs Of 
the d iffe re n t 
w ere introduced to the audience. 

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publications * Ball, M artin Nap B r o c t o n . Joseph 
Boyd Cowan. M arshall E llio tt, Man- 

it. 

440-yard dash— won by P ark e r o f
W estm oreland College Choral Club T exas A & M . D aniels, U n iv ersity

 

 

 

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F o r th eir work on The Daily Texan ,
# » of San Antonio will give a scared
, , 
*
gold m edals w ere aw arded to th e fob 
j • con cert Sunday night a t 8 o clock av
. 
* 
lowing stu d en ts: G ranville P rice, edi- 
tor-in-chief; Sam C. Johnson, editor- ] the U niversity M ethodist C lurch. TI 
by
in-chief d u rin g p a rt of th e y e a r; Lee chorus is composed of ..4 g in s. 
Woods, m anaging ed ito r; A. N. C ar- W estm oreland College is a girl s Stovall> B ay lo r; K ennedy, Texas A.
in San An- & M gecond. Davis T exas A> & m .,
located 
te r, Elaine Sm ith, 
TiUman> U niversity o f A rkan-
Silver medals w ere given to Leon C. I ton5° ’ and is* iho o ff,c,al M ethodist; 
. r ,
\ ine4vfiiHAM jn fVi** ^ciithpni n&rfc of th© 
“ n j r l will be'" ^ . l ° UrtlV T . ™ 15 4

of Texas, second; G reer, Rice, th ird ; 
O’Neil, T exas A. & M.» fo u rth . T im e
19 % 

record.)
120-yard high hu rd les— won 
120-yard high 

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(N ew conf erence
hurdle

and Ed S teere. I i unlor college 

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Club Sings Sunday

Th« ‘‘venm e conct' f wm t,t- 

100-yard dash— won by C ockrell,
W,U c®n ’’ume U niversity o f T exas; M cCortkle, T- 

D r J B W horsy, m em ber o f th e I rice U G ard n er, Sol Goodelsky, Io n a <,f a s, a re ‘1 n a tu l° 

PubHcationa Board fo r ™our years, H ander. P an ier H ocker, M. J. H o w -^ t h , e n ,.re ev en ,n*. There w til be no c . 
m a d . ? Z t speech of g re etin g in w a r d , M ary Louise M cDaniel. Dunean P™ »rh.ng. All a r e co rd,ad y invited, j Xexas, th ir d . Brown, S. M. U„ fo u rth . 

8econd. U ndp, U niversity o f

m ediately preceding the first c o u rs e ,} McRae, \ alvera Moore, Ralph Park-
consisting of rice eaten w ith chop- cr, E, P. Q uereau, K atherine Ram- r* 
sticks. 

M a k e - l i n
W , J* F ran k R igler, M attie Sailer, g r a d e s O n m a K 6 U p

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The following program wa* a r r a n g - 1 Richard V aughan, Jam es Welch, and 

I L X a m S L / U e I I I I 4 r i Q & y

By DUNCAN McRAE

L egislature T o Be 

G uests of E xtension

The A ll-Publications C ab aret held 
the U niversity C afe­
last night a t 
teria culm inated the most successful
O pen H ouse M o n d a y '>,ear o t s tu d e n t publication work in 
the history of the U niversity. Ap-
Mem bers of the called session o f proxim ately 200 were p resen t, inciud- 
legislature will be the special]*"* th e 30 w orkers on the fo u r cam-
who received th e ir

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the 

guests a t the open house to be held 
by the Division of E xtension o f the 
U niversity of T exas on M onday eve­
ning, May 16. This will be the for-! 
mal opening of the Division of Ex 
tension 
on the 
L ittle Campus.

th e ir q u a rte rs 

in 

The extension d ep artm en t of 

the; 

U niversity carries on m any d iffe r­
en t educational projects fo r the c iti­
zens of th e sta te who are unable to 
in stitu tio n s or who 
atte n d o th er 
would otherw ise be unable to obtain 
these advantages.

pus publications 
aw ards.

Ed G ossett, ex-president of 

the 
S tu d en ts’ Association and chairm an 
of the board of d irecto rs of 
the 
Texas S tu d en ts P ublications, was 
to astm aster, introducing the speakers 
the 
of th e evening and p resen tin g 
aw ards. This banquet, the th ird of 
its kind given by the board in 
the 
spring term , was adopted two years 
ago in o rd er to dignify the presen­
tatio n of th e w orkers’ aw ards.

An 

inform al receiving line com­

An u rg e n t appeal 

---------------------------------o--------------

RANGER WANTS COPY

issued by the editors of 

R ead in g - Miss Maude Maddox. 

posed of Ed G ossett, Vernon Elledge, j ed u nder the direction of B u rt D yke; I M argaret W itherspoon.
J W C alhoun com ptroller, Dr. J. B. 
W harey chairm an of the English de-I D a n e e - J o y G reenberg. 
p a y m e n t P aid J. Thom pson, a s s o -1 Male q u arte t. 
for copy has 
ciate professor of journalism , Cran-1 
the 
been 
Ville Price, editor-in-chief of The 
T exas R anger. 
It is stated th a t as 
Texan, W. S. Elkins, ed ito r of the 
the tim e approaches for the R anger 
C actus, Joe S teiner, ed itor of 
the 
to go to press the editors find s ta r­
Texas R anger, and Vivian R ich ard ­
ing them in the face the em inent pos­
son, ed ito r of the Longhorn Maga-
sibility of a blank page or tw o in
th e ir paper. So they urge all stu-1 zinc, m et the guests of th e Publica- 
d en ts to help make the m agazine r e p - ; lions Board.
resen tativ c of the en tire cam p u s by I 
co n trib u tin g 
; poems, jokes, all are welcome.

F o u r girls dressed a* Chinese cool- 
S tories, j ies d istrib u ted copies of th e notorious
’Tiny T ex a n ,” in which many fair

wer* in the form o f a MT ” 

An original dram a presented 

several s ta ff m embers.

cock O rchestra. 

som ething. 

and 

, 

A m ulti-colored spotlight roam ed 
th e

me Carl, L orena Drum m ond, Edith 
“ i t will depend upon the p ro fs as 
E ilenberger, M arg aret Eldridge, M ar- j to w h at tim e n ex t week the grades
th a Ann F aulk, P aul F erguson, Gus- 
“ As 
will be re a d y ,” it was stated . 
over the dancers, bringing o u t 
soon as the pro fs have 
tu rn ed in 
m any strik in g costum es and adding ta ro F ernandez, Robt. E. B. F ielder,
th e ir rep o rts they will be recorded in
e ffe c t to the fan tastic Chinese m otif E dith Fox, S arah Fox, W anda Gray,
bocks, and the
used in the decorations. 
The ro­

The aw ards for this y e a r’s w o r k -a id Le Roy Hawkins, Doris H oof gen, 

A sta G rona, L am ar Ham ilton, How* j the p erm an en t g rade 

j stu d en ts m ay call 

fo rthem . 

: B ronze m e d a l s w ent to th e follow- 
ing re p o rte rs on The T ex an : Peggie : from th e re g is tra r’s office S aturday,
I Banks, Susie B anks, Willie Alma B a -; grades from the m ake-up exam s and
Special num ber by V arsity Pea- ker, W. M, B aker, H enry Lee Bor- exam s fo r advanced stan d in g will be
lim e

I den, F anny Boyles, E dith Bowman, J ready

fo r distrib u tio n 

A ccording 

received

re p o rts 

some 

to 

(C ontinued from page 2 ) 

[p o rts m ust be in by F rid ay .”

by I Cleo B radley, S tu a rt Buckley, W in- J next week.

Tim e 9.9.

220-yard dash— won by McCorckle,, 
o f 
T. C, U .; Cockrell, U niversity 
Texas, second: Landa, U niversity o f 
Texas, th ird ; Buck, Texas A. & M,» 
fo u rth . Time 22 flat.

Pole vault-—won by Hamm onds, 
T exas; Brown, Texas, second; P a tte - 
son of Texas and Cabiness of Rice 
tied for third. H eight 12 feet 
l l 
inches. 

(New conference reco rd ), 

880-yard run-—won by Hooper, S. 
M. U .; Brunson, Rice, second; Crum p, 
Texas A. & M., th ird ; Donahey, S* 
M. U., fourth. Time 1,57.9,

Shot p u t— won by H argis, Yaw*#?, 
McKenzie, Texas A. A M., seconds 
Piekel. A rkansas, th ird ; B a rtle tt, A* 
(Continued on page 2)

_____

F o r b e * S t r o n g

fo r 
F orbes sta rte d like wild fire 
Tt xas, and fo r two innings not 
a 
F ro g m ade the leap to first. Then 
the tro u b le began, and b efo re he re- 
( C ontinued on page 8)

G lee Club Concert 

in San A ntonio T o 

End Season's Trips

the auspices of 

L eaving Monday a t noon, the U ni­
v ersity M en’s Glee Club will go to 
San A ntonio fo r th e last out-of-tow n 
co n cert to be given this year. The 
club will sing a t the St. M ark’s au d i­
the 
to riu m u n d er 
choir of St. M ark’s Episcopal Church. 
O scar J. Fox, directo r of th e club, is 
also d irec to r of the St. M ark’s choir.
The club program fo r the concert 
will fe a tu re th e cowboy ballads a r ­
ran g ed by Mr. Fox. A ccording 
to 
m em bers of the club, these ballads 
have been the m ost popular num ber 
on th e ir program s th e ir y e a r 
and 
have been everyw here en th u siastic­
ally received.

These ballads will also fe a tu re the 
program fo r the con cert to be given 
a t the M en’s Gym n ex t F rid ay night 
when th e club m akes its last ap p e ar­
ance fo r the season.

HOUSEM OTHERS

S tu d en ts are now engag­
ing room s fo r the sum ­
m er sessio 

have 
you 

room s 
If you will 
available, 
should 
list them in the C lassi­
fied A dvertising Section 
of The Daily Texan. 

Special rates will 

apply 
from now until Ju n e I. 

Call 8000.

T H E DAILY TEXAN

 That 

indig
lady 
In fact. such versa -
'

1 Young. C onstance Z irjacks, 
j W hitley, A nee? Sem aan,
Walker.

G ladys
C harles

put on this 
as follow s:

I

y ea r. The p r o g r a m 

is

P A G E 2 1

Campus Sheiks Show
Real Proficiency In 
Old Art of Serenade

* 

", 

:

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

O th e r I n a n t i y r e fu se d . 

of the p o u ltry y a r d to m e e t the m ar- J u l i e t ’.* balcony. 
ket dem and fo r her product.
w eapo ns of defen se t h a t m ig h t 
be 
used are not w orthw hile fo r the rea­
son th a t the)# approach can be too 
c o n f lu e n t ly 
easily detected 
th e re ­
dodged. The neighbor* a re 
fo re defenseless when it comes 
to 
pro tectin g the peace of th eir dom i­
ciles, and th a t is reason ewe why the

arui 

, 

" ' 

 
lility has been shown in th in k in g up 
original ways to g e t the same results 
th e w riter is wondering what
th at 

w r i t e r
*
will be reso rted to next

TRACK MEET

~o~

I c o e d s should be so broadm inded as 

to rise to meet, the situation and for-

(C o n tin u e d fr o m r a g e I )

f o u r th . D istance 44 feet 7 4-4

Jt lf
inches.

Jav elin th ro w — won by Smith of ;
T ex as; Boone, Rice, 
second; C ra*J
haugh. A rkansas, ’ bird. W ilkerson, S. j 
M. U,, fo u rth . Distances IG* feet. 

By WM. BR YAN SPIN K S I bid their admirer- to serenade them
Spain U not the only seat of romance. Every person who is sa i after 3 a. m.

un fortunate to live in the vicinity of a University co-ed’s boarding 
second reason for the origins-
house or dormitory rests assured of thai. No, Spanish cavaliers, 
garbed in their broad-bnintried sombreros and red sashes, a?e Bot 
the movement is that such
the* ony one- skilled in the art of love-making. All this inexpll- , practices arc generally detrimental
cable glamor that has sprung up around the Castilian clan is to thf. co^ 9 beauty. Th* rosa of
a
u n w a r r a n t e d . 
is 
to stay 

I ,l*”p caused by six serenade* 

it Tell* o« Them

them . H aving 

U niversity ed* arc by no m eans ig ♦
Borar.t o f the finer points of that 
a rt, if ar* it ss. They are by n atu re 
ju s t as se n tim e n ta l a s th e r d a rk e r 
skits fwd brothers. It is cos to mary, of 
cooree, to regard everyone with l a t ­
h i hi trod in his veins a- a conned**
Km; of ro m a n c e it od passion rn 
it* 
moat v a r ie d form s. 
I hat la m e ntab le
de lo.dot) should be abolished, d e s tr o y ­
ed, c ra sh e d , m u ti la t e d 
a n nihila te d, 
or v hat ver you wnl. The only d f- 
f ere p c t betw ee o u r y o u th a n d that 
of th e Latin ram - is th a t th e y allow 
their passion to d o m in a te e v e r y th in g I most 
H e. Passion m a n u f a c tu r e d in A m er- I 
lea by A m ericans a n d fo r A m e n e .'-* ! 
is Dot a e s te a d y flame, b u t ra th e r
* Iii * a sputtering candle in a strong j 
It flares up for a moment i

r wird 

them receive, 

week, aa some of 
telling on 
to j 
aw ake for an h o u r every night 
listen to the pleading* of a sax o p h o n -;
I ist lover, it it reasongUje to suspect, 
not alw ays an ap preciated and en jo y ­
able duty. This is especially tru e if 
it comes at 3 o’clock in the m orn- j

in ♦his ^ a y , We usually adm ire them
for t h e i r g r e a t a m o u n t o f e n e r g y — 
we say energy fo r it tak es nothing
m ore o r feta than 
th at to m ake it 
possible for a youth or a g roup of 
youths to w ander from dorm itory to 
dorm itory? and from d o rm ito ry 
to
b o a rd in g house a t all hours of th e j jn^ ju« t tw o h o u rs a f t e r she h a s re- j eXa- U n iv e r s ity ;
r i g h t — yea, even until the wee small 
h ours of 
p e rm it a 
•ion o f th e day. 

th e m o rn in g , if you will j theft 
t r i t e b u t fo r c e f u l ex pres- 

Discus th r o w — w o n bv Gooch 
of 
T e x a s ; T a y lo r, Baylor, s e c o n d ; B a r t­
lett, A. 4 M., t h i r d ; Bell, Baylor, 
fo u rth . D istance. 141 »5 feet, 
Sm ith 

c f 
Y oun g, Baylor, 
se c o n d ; S h e p h e rd , T exas, t h i r d ; Sm i­
ley of Rice a n d Ashley o f A, & M., 
tied f o r fo u r th . D istance, 24.4 feet.

B ro a d j u m p — w o n by 

T he only <d»j> ctio i«b!e f e a t u r e th a t 1 th e r m o r e , ^ 

if she d o e s n ’t o b je c t

?jf-prj. 
E v en 
ig a fmr b e t t h a t 
does
jt 
7.55 ^ e n e x t m o rn in g when she
has to m eet un H o ’clock class. F u r-
the
! seren ad er enjoys his H o ’clock class
In ad-
to

arJy mor(r, than his ‘Move re ms.” 

jg n(>t likely t h a t 

the young deva* i d itto s, when som eone is try in g 

little expeditions conducted in such 
exuherant. glee by 
lees and adm irers of Cupid, Ly-*an- ! «rani! fur a quiz Just next door to the j 
der, Romeo, aud of course, Don Ju an . 
is the ungodly hour usually chosen mucf, 
for these concerts. 

Jl4€| y p } a ce of abode, 
inspiration 

cram m ing a success. 

for m aking 

(C ontinued from page I )

___ _______
th ere is not Robert JR rn *. Violet Howard, L uther
th a t Hudson, M adeline J a ffe , M arie Jo nes, |

 

F or a1) these Thelm a King, M a rtin K rost, Douglas

CAMPUS SCRIBES

Award* fo r work done on the Ran- I 

gf r. U n iv ersity comic, were as fol­
low- : Jo e S tein er, ed ito r, gold m edal; 
Tom H ollow ay, m anaging ed ito r, gold 
I m e d a l; Jo h n Edwin Can aday, silver I 
m ed al; John Sammons, -liver m ed al;! 
; L. J. Van Sickle, silver m edal; and 
I to th ese stu d en ts, bronze m ed als;! 
I Leo B rew er, Lorir.e B rougher, Jim - 
I mkt Nichols, F ran k B igler, Louis 
I Bae th e r, W illiam W illiam s, Joseph ll. I 
C ow an, Abe Mehl. J. C. Cum lev. M. 
•Jink,rf. b e rn a rd B errb au m . Isabelle 
Mayo-. Miriam Brown, W illiam An-
Alex M urphree, Alvin R om an-!

C harles W alker, J. S .N ierdortf.

R ichardson and L ea A ltheim er, 
a? j 
ed ito r and m anaging ed ito r, respect- j 
iveiy, of 
th e Longhorn M agazine, j 
O th er aw ard s on th e L onghorn w e re; 
silver m edals to John E dw in Cana 
uay, Jam es Parke, Bonnie Tom Rob­
inson, and Roy L. Pope; and bronze 
m edals 
to C atherine Lyric, Doris 
Brov/n, Mik*? Lech#, and W illiam An- “ 
dress, J r.
j As rew ard fo r th eir work on the 
J C actus, the U niversity yearbook, de 
■ lu te copies o f the 1927 hook were 
i p resen ted to W. S. Elkins, W illard 

rn.

Perkin.:, Vie Moore, Joe King. Wil- J 
j m er H unt, H arry W ebb, A rchie Ad- j 
ains, J a c k M atthew s, B ruce Jack so n , j 
Jac k L ife, and Tom Holloway.

Mile relay : Won by the U niversify ■ ^ vier 

,qnpd|rnMlif A lfred M elilnger, i 

a t T « » IW jrw w t, V e s ta , Cockrell I K((wHrrt s u h a l a , an d Jane. Ray W or­
and D a n i e l s ) ; A. & M. secon d; H ee, 
t h i r d ; S. M. II., fo u r th . T im e, 3 :13.9. 
(New c o n f e r e n c e r e c o r d ) .

Gold m edals '.Vero aw arded Vivian

thington.

is all a b ou t, reasons and in n u m e ra b le m ore, th ere- Le M aster, B erth a 

It before, fore, it is hoped th a t the co-eds will j to r Moore, M ary M Garvey, H enry I

Rae Log-don, Vie- {
('i. M orris, R o b e rt Mosley, P au line 
H ackles, R ita O W r d o r f e r , W endell
th e I O ’Neal, Max Oppefih cinter, E v erett A

GLEE CLUB

( C o n tin u e d from p ag e I)

P alm e r, Jo h n W illiam P a lm e r, R o b - 1 t e r m a n , M arie B aeu chle, 
e r t Lee Rhea, Alvin R om ansky, Lou* f C om pb#fl, M a r jo r ie 
ise R ousseau, N a t h a n Sacks, M ar­
g a re t S c h o n e r s te d t. Nan S h i f f l e t t e. 
W. B. Sp m k s, L o u is<- S ta rle y , Jo hn 
L H u r te r , D o ro th y U. T ay lo r, G eorge 
Tuh b, D orothy Yates. Ti Hie F r a n c e s

( hri.vtine 
J o h n s to n , A n­
t o i n e t t e K u e h n e , M a r th a I>ou M u r­
ra y , G y n o th 
S tu g a r d , Alice Mat 
Willis.

t h i o c c a s i o n 
p ro m ises to be the best, t h a t has b e e n

T h e p ro g r a m f o r 

e.

“ H ow S o f tly R uns 

th e A f t e r ­

“ V alse de C o n c e r t” . 

J C

SU N D A Y , MAY IS, 1927.

b. 

‘ Gypsy Love S o n g ” 

H e r b e r t 
Evelyn W in f r e y , V irginia H atch , 
K a th le e n Z a n t, M arie B a eu c h le , A n ­
to in e tte K u e h n e , T h e lm a L yn n, C on ­
,
sta n c e Zirjacks. 

V I

P ia n o Solo 

M in e rv a C u n n in g h a m

* V I I 

V ocal Solo

I W ie n ia w s k t 
* sa \

“The S w a llo w ;” ...... 

 

. „ Cowers

C la r a D orn b e r g e r 

V H I q 
“ The L o st C h o r d ” .. ,..r Su llivan
.. M a n n e y
“ Song a t S u n r i s e ” 

.

a. 
b. 

T h e G irls’ Glee Club
-o
Senior*— R e m e m b e r V a rsity , th r o u g h 
th e Daily T e x a n . Cal! a t B. H all 
the p a p e r 
a n d a r r a n g e 
to h ave 
follow you when you 
th e 
le a v e 
cam pus.

A B irth d ay P r e s e n t ? T he T e x a s 
fo r a year. P u b lic a tio n s '

R a n g e r 
B u s i n e s s O f f i c e s , B . H a lf.

Lully
“ L onely W odd ” 
“ Orpheus* W ith H is L u t e ” -------

.......

__________ . . . ________ 

. . Sullivan

noon 

d. 

“ R ing O u t Wild B ells” 

 ................................. ......... 

W o o d f o r d e -F in d e n
.... ........
F l e t c h e r

T h e G irls’ Glee Club 
II

a. 
b. 

“ In d ia n Love C all” ......... F r im l
“ D eep in My H e a r t ” . S c h u b e r t
M isses C o r in n e S ta llin g s a n d
Minerva C unningham
III

“ T he S w a n ” 
b. 
c. 
d. 

“ S t a r r y N ig h t ” 
“ B e au tio n s M o r n ” 
“ L ila c s ” 

S a in t- S a e n s
D e n sm o re
. Sullivan
B e r wa id

T h e G irls’ Glee C lub
IV
Vocal Solo 

Hello T hiele 
V

“ A

R e q u e s t ” . 

W o o d fo r d e - F in d e n

“ T h e G yp sy T r a il ” . 

. ..... 

 

.

A B irth d a y P r e s e n t ?

T h e T e x a s

G allow ay W u rsu rG R a n g e r f o r a yea r.

G et Hour
J

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K odak Til rn ** 

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Shooting straight is more valuable than a 
college education.

HIGH SCORES MAY 9-13, ’27

Con.
Org*.
IO

Date Con.

Name

Name

Ducks
2119
SOO un.

May 9 
IO 
11 
12 
l l 
Consecutive (Sm allest) Bull s Eye (2 9 ) J. Odem

North Millican
Paul Page
E. P. Herring
E, P. Herring

D. Hull
North Millican
E. P. Herring
J. D. Header zen
Pet Lobban

33
9
53
13

E. P. Herring

42
63

46

and then die* down.

W h y THU Bunk

It ii one of th e s e sudden spu**t»

■ of pi g»t<m re c e n tly t h a t inspired tr.

w riter to all 

this bunk. The sain ■

I pas lien wa# not e x p e rie n c ed by th e?
* said writer, how ever, a n d not with- ;; 

It leapt fro m the h**r,rt of 

s t a n d b y . 
an unknow n cam p us e d at the un- ; 
godly h o u r of 3 o ’clock in th e m o rn ­
ing 

i

The scene fo r the episode wa- in | 

in keeping with \ 

keeping w ith those approved by the 
bloat experienced iota rs a nd rom an ce 
writ rs and quite 
the conventional type. There had to
* b t moonlight, o f course. Moreover, I 
the;.* ha I to be a n a b u n d a n c e of oft, I 
to o th in g mu>ic to g e t th e p ro p e r p a y - 1 
cho logical e f fe c t. Those are f u n d a ­
successful 
m e n t ! d e m e n t s 
scene of a m o u r a n d p assion. Even 
.Shakespeare could not a f f rd to over* j 
loo k tin rn, fob t h e reason t ha? they 
ate *o baton tis ! to th e m atior, of 
a tm o sp h e re . E ven Don J u a n 
in hi? 1 
ra v els a. 
th e H ancock a few weeks 
ago did not d a re to ignore th em . He 
c o u ld n ’t a ffo rd 

to, either.

in a n y 

it 

it 

in 

in 

the 

live 

la to be hoped 

Those who do not 

liin u e its existence.

neighborhood of a g irls’ boarding 
house or d o rm itory may doubt 
the 
prevalence of such a custom , They 
perhaps think th a t all th e aeronat!*
{ ing is left fo r the senors and senor-
; ital- to the south o f ua, but if they
should visit some frien d who does
th a t happ en to live in such a region, one 
in stitu tio n , • n ig h t would convince them th a t they 

Now th a t is what this 
f yon haven’t guessed 
Someone has recently suggested th e j take up the w orthy cause and con
idea t h a t t h e r e o u g h t to b * an u n ­
w ritte n law, which can only bo e n ­
ac te d by th e fe m in in e ele m e n t th a t 
i • d ir e c tly co nc e rn ed , p ro h ib itin g ser- 
t nadea o f any k in d a f t e r th e h our 
of 4 o ’clock m the m o rn in g 
This 
ii? th e m ost sensible idea th a t I have 
e v e r h e a r d o rig in a te d on the cam pus, 
le c tu re m o m 01 else*
be 
w here, and 
the co eds of this g r e a t 
if th e y h ave any sense of ju stice, f a i r ­
(which I do 
ness, a n d rig h t a t all 
not d o u b t in the 
le a s t) , will nobly
respond to th e a p p e al th a t is being 
made to them . T h e o p p o r tu n ity to 
a
the U niversity n eighborhood 
do 
g r e a t good is being given them. How 
will 
th e y re a c t? Will th e y rise to
meet th e e x ig e n c y ? Are they c a p a ­
Those a r e to m o 
ble of doing VO? 
of th e m o st im p o r ta n t q uestion# of
the day.

In g e n u ity is sh o w n by some of the 
lovers in the way t h a t th e y give v a ­
r ie ty to the usual way of se re n a d in g .
two youth? who h ap pen ed 
R ecently 
to h ave a lady t h a t th e y a d m ire d in 
the same h o use p o s te d th e m se lv e s on 
ea* h c o rn e r of tho block an d played
the 
the p a r t of 
d a y s gone by, At 
in terv a ls of JO 
seconds, th e ir melodious voices ra n g 
out, 
one- 
half, and all'-* well . . . Eleven th ir ty -
six, an d a ll’* well , , . E leven th irty - 
11 would bo well. 
T h e y I six a nd one half, a n d a1!'* well . „ . 
the only on os to pay th e ti c e te ra . . . et c e te r a . . . ad infill-
i t c e te r a , 

l f no o ne had to listen to the s ere ­
the 

n a d e r* e x c e p t the wooer 

“ E leven-thirty*five 

D i d n ’t S t o p at T h a t

to w n - e r ie r o f 

E v e r y b o d y Hit

a re wrong.

a n d 

a nd 

th e 

not 't u r n . . . ad n a u t-u r n

A n o th e r s ta g e d a m in stre l show 
fo r tho especial b e n e fit o f a p o p u la r 
dorm itory, A n o t h e r s ta g e d a f e n c ­
ing due! with secon ds a n d e v erything. 
It is said. too, t h a t one g e n tle m a n o f ­
fered a 
to M adame 
S c b u tn a n n -H e in k 
if she would sing 
ju s t en'* song fo r him b e n e a th hi?

fab ulou s sum 

The tro u b le is th a t when the?'* e • 
men»* ace incorporated into a movie 
s i th ; V >n Ju a n type, it usually pro* 
duces a dem oraliw ng e ffe c t upon our 
y outh— cot th a t th e ir m orals are e n ­
dangered nece5; a by by seeing such 
a play, b u t because it create* a dc 
l i r e to w ax rom antic and some*imet, 
w hit ar b r the spell of such a fit >»f 
sen ti m entality, he is filled w ith a n 
ungovernable desire to do r a s h thing 
th a i he b auld no? do. One of them 
i a •lh things, which is indulged in most 
freq u en tly , is a serenading expedi­
tio n ho ev ery do rm ito ry and g irls’ 
b oard in g house in town.

It o nly takes a sin g le trip to see 
Hun J u a n to inspire rom antically in­
clined cd* w ith the happy thought 
th at th e p ro p e r way to give expres­
sion to th e g re a t force* raging in 
th em and deft)anding po m e sort of 
is to adopt the Spanish 
a sp neck* n 
cav alier’s own m e th o d s . 
T h e r e f o r e 
it 
e- ms absolutely 
necessary 
to 
indulge in seren ad ­
th e m th a t 
ing!* And therefor- a g ain, they do it, 
d e v o t e e * o f D o n J u a n

t h e y 

Most o f u** a r e m ore or less lovers 
o f th e fine a rts and g r e a t rt spm ter? 
o f sen tim en t inspired by th e Divine 
H a n d . V* t a r e h ea rtily 
rn accord 
w ith til# a t te m p ts o f th«i.< • r* alantic 
t h e i r se n tim e n ts
youth? 

t xpres.-: 

to 

tro u b le is that

wop ce» 
would be
price. B u t the 
t aly la ev e ry o n e in the house forced : 
to * m u r e the boresom e task of lis- 
te n ii'g to the a m o ro u s s u it of a lover 
to th e lady of his h e a rt, as pou red 
fo r th 
This s t a t e m e n t 
w hen the Romeo hires a whole jazz 
o r c h e s tra to do th e .job, as one ed, j 
who wished to get over bn; with a j 

liquid harm o ny , j 
tr u e j 
th a n 

in n o te s of 

is w orse 

i re c e n t crush 

and 

co nq uest, 

did 

;*d 
in silence. Most people do not j 
bjet t to such doings as a rule. Even j
he old pi ©pie mil*- graciously and 
,,y nothing. But w hen one i« jerked 
out o f the all-em bracing arms 
of I 
WI orpheus right when the embraced j 
is en jo y in g it m ost, at 3 o ’clock in j 
the m orning, the fine art o f serenad- i 
ii g does not coax in for much praise. 
in fa c t, it i» o ften denounced aa a I 
breeder o f profanity and a wrecker 
of th*- m orally upright. That is true 
to a large ex ten t. 
It certainly doe#
copious am ount o f profan­
ed e st#
tty.

T he only thing that prevents many 
of th ese 
little affairs from ending 
with a characterization o f a w alking 
is the persiat- 
om elet by the lover 
rit refu a1 o f the fem inine elem ent

Summer Weather

Yes i t is here! B ut a d rin k from o u r foun­

tain is so refresh in g th a t 

it need never 

w o rry you!

G e t y o u r ex am supplie s h e re too. W h a t­

ev e r you need in 

D r u g s

D rin k s

S und ries

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T U I stays in (he 
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Because it isn’t 
Large enough to 
Push itself 
To the front!

. . clothing 

If there were 
Better* 
Than the kind we 
Kell—
We’d have it!
Thin Fabric Suit#
$10 to $40
Tropical* $25 to $65

W h y not have lunch 
to n ig h t w ith P e te

Butler Kishwich
Sandw iches
Drinks
Fruit
Home made candy
What could be better- 
and it costs so little.

“ The taste tells*'
Texas Candy 
Kitchen
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I OO 
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14 U N G — CI r a d ia te o f 

the U n iv e rsity who 
ha* hail «XP‘ rieiMW typing these wig type 
too <Jift'i<rwit. All work
a t 
- - J u n e I

your 
g u a ra n te e d . 
3627. 

P hone M erle G eorge, 

th e s is . Non** 

L l RLH
and
worths
plj Ies

—S ty le and valu e com bined 
in ha: - 
•hoe* a t D acy'a, up la ir# o v er Wnol- 
te tr a ! 
. for b e tte r value# 
W hen you go pp price* go down. Ill

th e 

in 

C O -K O S --F o r e.M'ert work 

in d r r s im a k itn ',
rem d e lin g , and atto rn lion aet* M rs.. F o s­
ter. 
-Ie -ign y o ur sprang d re sse s. 
Phone ’*‘012- O ver Ii>aron*x Sh®* S to re. 14

L et mo 

I PLK A TIN G Any style. 

Cotton, gold, 
• -red. RO varieties. 

IL na titchirig, silk. 
fancy eov- 
to order.
i Phone H362. Mabel G annaw ay, 710 C o n g re ss; 
— MIU.
' O w e I te a eon S h o te S to re . 

Jfthioiston>a set 

B uf.oha, 

-liver*. 

STUDENTS

Sell

I 
j bebeast cash price paid

y o u r old clothes, shoes, etc.,

COACHING

W e c a l l f u r 1 KNOW MATH I . Du y o u ? T h re e y ear* - 
coaching experience, recom m ended by the 
fo r A ndrew Wood*. J u l t

'a c u it y . 

1>m»I 

APA R TM EN TS FOR RENT

I s e a 1-2 W ICHITA ST

down, available fo r su m m er ami (a1) at ?- 
tn r p h y s, cmd c le a n a n d com f-rrtafcu'. 
I * host? S3 L l. IO

aloft* 
- t u r n h e st. M rs. Ha rn m ood 

—— 
 
b o th u p s ta ir s and | t h c o i .

I A TTRA CTIV E. Bice cool room in new home 
on hid. One block c ar. H o ! w ater. Also
I 
.S peedw ay a t S la t St.. 
—-I ?'

b e a u tifu l a p a rtm e n ' 
Speedw ay H e ig h ts. Pho-ae 2SS6H. 

UNK FU R N ISH KU a p a r tm e n t, 

fro n tin g U n iv e rsity , 

p o rc h , J2 5 .0 0 . 
I) iv n luge I. 
San A ntonio. G arage. 

one block, 
so u th e a s t sleeping 
l e e s t U n fo r a tu d e a ta . 
Id e a l 
Ina I HIO*. Miss Fouke. 2206 

—- I

atli e rg house, nine room *, 

FOB R E N T — S o ro rity p re fe rre d . Twn-aL-ry 
larg e bleeping 
Rte 
— 16

porch 
G rande S t. Call 22107. 

A vailable 

S e p t. 

2301 

I at. 

A . Schw artz 
Phone 3762

Notice

W e r e n t a J o h n s o n Klee trie F lo o r 
Saves you

P olisher, $2.00 p e r day. 
money.

Lorn is Slaughter

T h em e* a n d 

MISS T E X ANA H IL L KH. 

ra te ly copied. 
Ride., 7 th and L avaca S t. 

P h o n e 

5y»8.
thebes p ro m p tly an d a cc u ­
5 M asonic Tem ple 
Room 
— J u n e I

ience. R a c ^ n m ttd e d by 

COACHING-— M ath. T h ree y ra ra o f exper-
S a n ;*
fa c u lty . 
Phone 9510 fo r C hria- 
— M ay 15

f a c tio n o r no th in g . 
»la ii.

COA CHING— S ’.a t m h A. I , 2. 

ate., 

F re n c h . 

I know Spaniel* aa w en 

you know KngUah. H u b e rt Lee. 

and 
as 
P booa 
—dun I

i 23439. 

MATH AND H I VS ICS COA CH— E xpert 
coaching. Five y e a rs ’ ex perien ce. S tric tly
under th e h onor ny a I cern S a tis fa c tio n g u a r ­
— J u n e I
an teed . Dia> Si*S3 fo r G olden. 

CO A C H IN G : G orm an A, I and 2 by g ra d ­
u a te o f C e ra ta n U n iv e rsity . R e e no m en d ed 
2&b»* 
May 20-

r n . m iler* of G erm an d e p a r tm e n t. 

by 
Nuet'-w. 

Phone 43.G. 

W A N TE D

i in - a t 2803 W ichita S tre et, 

TOR R E N T — U p sta irs fu rn ish ed 

th ret*-room 
a p artm e n t o n .-h a lf block from Law Bdiid- 
term s 
a t sum m er *rh<>®L Uh. ne 72'.»v for apj.oinr- 
LD
merit. 

for both 

BOARD & ROOM

230 uP p e r m o n th , 

Iv*KIM AND H U A R D — F o r m a n or couple*, 
th r e e m ealy , $2 USO. 
to U n iv e r ­
tw o m e a l y $ 1 8 .5 9 . 
c o n v e n i e n t 
s i t y a m i C a p ito l. A la e g a r a g e . 
S ir* . P a t-
**r*on. ISSI Whit is Ave . Rhone Stuff. J« ll

BUSINESS SERVICE

T e le g ra p h o rdtrss g iv e n 

I H O N K 9 3 * 0 - F lo w e rs 

f o r a ll o e c a x io n s.
-iKn-ia! a f e m ion. 
Ro*? s. cu t flo w ers and table d eco ra tio n * our 
i t w c n U y . VS codm an # F lo w e r Shop, 2 0 4 W 
“ -23
lith S i. 

S T U D E N T S y u a ra n te e < l s a l a r y $ 4 .9 0 i>er d ay 
lo c a lly o r $ 4 0 .0 0 p er w eek l o t r a v e ! . C all 
5 . V! O. A. S lay IO SO 8u rn. to 6 p. rn. M iss
—19
Neighbour-*, 

SUITS PRESSED 35c

Suits cleaned and pressed 
WHILE YOU W AIT 
J O S E P H S M A N S SHOP 
111 East SIXTH 
OPPOSITE DRISKILL HOTEL

75c

HOUSES FOR RENT

ALK VOII Kl Ane av. ny fo r th e -rum m er? If 
a i, fouls) you like n o n e reypm i-dbi* p arty 
In to n e 2X614 
— lf*

ta Or it g c a r e o f yowl h o m e ? 
o r 3 9 t 2 . 

Are You Going A w ay 

for

the Summer?
If so, would"you like some res­
ponsible party to take care of 
your hom e?

Phone 23614, or 3992

S T U D E N T S — F o llo w 

t h e e u c c e s s f u l m e th o d 
t h a t m an y o th e r d o . H a v e y o u r th em e* 
th « * i* . b rief* , e tc ., t y p e w rit trig . C a ll $455 
F iv e y e a r n ' e x p e rie n c e . 
' Car R u b y S m ith , 
— J u n e I
H ig h ly re c o m m e n d e d . 

nish ed 

iteven-r-MMil 

F O R R E N T A t t e r Jan** 6 th , eriap leti-Jy f u r ­
n ip p in g 
on
i n f t n m t k i g , d ia l 

ix>crh. O n e btoek su u th a t U a iv e r - a y 
White-? 
.Ave. 
3218 fo r M rs. S n y d er

h o u se w ith 

f u r t h e r 

F o r 

 

T Y P IN G a t 

g r a d u a t e a n d e x p e rie n c e d 

tow c h a r g e . Tex® > U n i v e r s i t y 
s te n o g r a p h e r 
w ill ty p e y o u r E n g lis h th e m e * o r a n te b o o k * 
•— 21

I 'h o o e f,4»K »».y tim e . 

2 7 j to be g ra d e d - 

LOST A N D FO U N D

LOST Gob! 

7 h tirsd ay m orning. 
Reward.

fo u n tain pen e n g rav ed Lh E.
Lost bet* ooh aloteHa and gdudation Bld*!
F in d e r plea.-.* call 341?.
—I I
B n .w a h o rn -rim g.'tMara som ew here
‘Y ° u " V S t *S f J7 ‘t u n » u \ P u b lic a tio n 
, ,

I rn! 
oilier. I?, H all. 

lied W ray. 

LUST -

3*W 

• 

 

LO ST Between tow n and fiaftb % 'S o fin g a, a 
b e ar: uhaptd Sigm a Phi Epsilon fra te rn ity 
Pin
rn. Kngraved on back *‘B C. Davis, fo lo - 
rid®. A lpha.” R e .v» rd. 
Finder please phone 
I haml.t r of Comm. n-e.
— 14

FOR SALE

FOR S A L E 
ti
H eav en

A u stin , ' Muddy W a te r" and 

J . K. R E E D MUSIC CU. 

record by Gen# 
‘My Idea of 
— %$

N.‘w V ictor 

in te re ste d , w rit*

in g b u tan es* c o lle g e s o f 

If 
University Station.

POJE S A L L — S c h o la r s h ip in o a t o f th e le a d ­
t h e S o u th w e .L 
M a n a g e r, B o* 1 0 2 7 ,
—Af
THG KL ECT RI El KI) W A TER and B o t li n g
Co. has d isc o n tin u e d b r i n e r s , and you 
chn g e t electrified o r dbitilUid w a te r from 
th e A u stin Coca Colo Co., 311 C olorado S t 
P ho n e 22*48 8. 

__

•'A IN ’T S H E S W E E T .” SUn g bv G one 

tin . New V inter record. 

Con sr res» A v . rn ue. 

\ » t.
Isaae' B | 2 L “', i 
’__j ^

# 2 ,$ 5 0 , <<r WRI mtikH 

ra ’rt? 
r e n t 
p artic u la r-!. T. H . H arrow & S o n s.

I2 & .9 6 p e r m o u th . 

fn* w '■'* 
fo r 

.. .« . *

ii ti 

Nu. I UMG W e st V I S t. f o r 
a n d
if h a b ita b le 
to r
Id

Se#* 

FOR SALE
Fir** cl usa, A, ti. C. B a sto n Ter­
im m u n e .

pupp ies. D is te m p e r 

rier 
Pi •ice mt:?anubie.*..4 .**

1703 W illow

WHERE TO ROOM THIS 
SUMMER

m g porch**. 

B O A R D & R O O M - Coo! q u iet m >m w ith steer*.
re a rim a b i# 
2Aft» N onces. P h o n e
" ' — 29

ra te * , ideal fur l u m ^ r , 

E x cellen t b o ard , 

‘•♦airs. w a n te d 

W A N T E D — F u rg le h e-d 

d o w n .
fo r s u m m e r sc h o o l. M u s t 
h e w * tb in e ig h t b lo ck s o f U n iv e r s ity . M u s t 
h a v e bed 
b a th 
P h o n e 2 3 2 9 0 M o n d ay . 21*
End k itc h e n e tte . 

sle e p in g p o rc h 

a p a r t m e n i , 

ro o m a n d 

M IC E ROOM S 

in p r iv a te h o m e f o r o n e o r 
tw o boys f o r s u m m e r s e s s io n . R a te : e m . 
j.f

2 § # 9 N o r th G u a d a lu p e . 

so n * bt#.

 

B o-,-*hr> nkktdc w a y . 

BOY’S— Y o u r lin e n s u i t s p r o p e rly c le a n e d in 
Diiti-- I t a l te r a tio n 
Jo in o u r h a lf -p r ic e eh amu;.* 
atar s p e c ia lty . 
j o u r 
j o u r cloth,-*-, a n d 
clu b , s a v e m o n e y , 
i< miner. G irls , we k n o w 
ktutw 
fa n c y d r y H c g n in g a n d g ta d iy ex ten * l you 
< i e d it. BIGGS & C O ., G te a o tn g au d talk * ring 
—I
is kaowa heir. Fhooe Thy I. 

t h a i >•» 

f . r « U k . J ; W ea l l o c I 

F O R R E N T — D a r i n g g u m m e r , m o * - 1 DRK?.-:m AK iNU1—-A ny s t y l e era* m a y 
. « " » 
D on o n e b lo c k f r o m c a m p u s ; a t t r a c t - { ^ rrrT,nff 
:vc m r r c u r d i in g * ; t w o g a r a g e s ; v e r y 
r e a s o n a b l e ret*!. 
I f i n t e r e s t e d , w r ite
. . . 
u 
cox 132T-M, u a iv e rsity S tatio n , Aas- rrennneratb.n.. Gmmm&elkt** 
tm , f o r f u r t h e r l i c t s i i i , 

W A N T E D — Y«*b*£ « W W % a b le 

»*ttftr.;vfed in p tm 

— t i a ith Manager* I&2411, Uaiver*itg Station. ZI 

t o 
I w»*k fo- exc*»ite*)t, 

* 3 lim

— j.>

c . 

. , 

v*

g 

. 

^

^

I 

b e j B O A R D & B C O M - Goo*) 

ta b le b o a rd

w ith 
Pfcenc 2-1 SS*.

.south s te e p in g rof^H e* 

fu r
m e n an d w o m en . N ice cool ro o m s f o r m e n
2591 M necer,, 
IR
. .;u o n # n o w ta r s u m m e r ach- >! 
t ‘b>u-3> room-;, so u th cteeelM t»d<-h #«,I

ira v c L K A K U 

im-mciliately'' • bath> and plenty bf ice water ' »* »« 

atwite. A**., 

, 7, „ . 

’

G odchaux—- 
Society Brand-

APA RTM EN T,

all 
kinds of ste n o g ra p h in g . m u H ig rap b in g and 
tlBOfunity desirable and weft , m im e o g rap h in g . Call 5t*$4, 914 L ittle field
; Bldg. T ex aa M a ltig ra p h Shop. Mr*. E. J . 
— t?

WK COFV T H E M E S , 

these**, and do 

A dam *. 

? 

furnished, n e ar 

I! n ir e w itj on s n i t Oik*. 
E n tire floor of duplex. G. H. Pruxh. Phone 
- t f
«J47 or 4927. 

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

SOCIAL CA LEN D A R 

May 20— Y, VV. C. A. banquet
for Senior girls at U n iv ersity C a f­
eteria . 8-11.

M ay 21— G erm an, K. C. Hull, 

9-J 2.

May 21 — A ll-U n iv ersity Dance, 

W om an’s Gym, 9-12.

S . R. IX G I V E S 
T E A DAN S A N T 
FRID AY NIGHT

The Scottish Rite D orm itory 

en ­

tertain ed w ith its spring term dunce 

F riday, May 13, from 5 to 8 o’clock. 

Harold Caldwell's? orchestra fu rn ish ­

ed th e music. A b u ffe t supper was 

served on the lawn afterw ards.

T he guest list included:

Dick Blalock, Bill 

Scurry, Will I cher,
Ford, Bill D evereux, Tom mie H u g h e s , ___
S ta n ley Cox, P int W ebb, Bob U nder­
wood, C. F. B ow en, T aylor H ecks,
Albert Becker, Robert Chrone, Tom 
O liver, D. A. W ebb, Gould VV ikon. 
A lfred Younger, B ennie Clinton, 
D uncan McRae, 
Jones, 
Brown Clem ent, T rum an Gray, Odell 
O lson, Ted Johnson, W alter G regg,
O tis Harris, 0 . M. Stubblefield, Gil­
bert M cAlester, B. F . W illiams, E d­
win H aley, I1rank H atheock, Leland 
R hine, Cotys M ouser, 
Raymond 
F itch, Allen F au st, 
John T errell,
A lec Terrell, Jo M aize, Pat Candler,
J a y Brown.

A lbert 

Lanham Connor, Ed Townes, Tom 
P ick ett, Gerald C o ffe e , Henry P enx, 
T om m ie Suggs, Bill Rippey, Glen 
R ussell, John Snaker. Henry Me- 
Callum , Frank E stes, Albert P rater,
Ham McRae, Vie Moore, Mac Bur­
n ett, Joe Estes, Ray Ryan, Bob Ham­
ilton, e lu d e F loren ce, Byron V estal.
Gail W hitcomb, L ouis B otto, Wood­
ford B ate, Dupree Johnson, Dutch 
B ass, R. E. Tanieh, Harold Cono- 
ay, B ing Blavingam e, Trom cl Lacey, 
H enry Cromfwell, Narm an C eriich, 
Awald K reigle, M not Scott, R, R osen­
thal, Byron Sachs. Oscar Lghtner.

D onald G reene, Gerald Letch, Bob 
Ryan, Colvin M cCormack, Rocky 
R undell, Hom er W arren, W alter | 
F reeb erg, Herman G losserm an, For- j 
Jean Cullums, Sam 
ter Johnson, 
C leveland, Sol Parks, Sol G cllm an,;
Reid W estm oreland, Doc W allace, 
Caude V oyles, M arion Olson, Jim m ie 
Joe 
H u ffen d ick , E lm er Budders. 
S tein er, Mi! J. H ein ie, Jimmie Green,
Stanburg, Arthur B agby,
S. R. 

F A C E 3

Spencer, Jlmfnie Payne, N e ll Taylor, 

N elson Green, Bi l l K essler, Fred 

N agle, Warren Cunningham, Floyd 
L angford, Johnnie Cochran, LeRoy 
G ilbert, R o y Seekatz, Hobson Green, 
Ben Conn a lly , Jack K nudson, Biland 
F agan, W ayne W eldon, W heeler B d l. 
Fred Becker, Morris B arrett, Garnet 
Franklin, Arthur R ussell, Edwin' 
Gunn, Cant Johnson, W illie W il­
liams. Roland F lo rey , C alvin Tur- 
< urroll 
b erville, Edward S tahala, 
Thom as, Bob H am ilton, Ed Dan ley, 
Gordon Durst, Sam Franks, Frank 
Hamby, E. Longoria, Gresham Mar- 
nam, Neal Taylor, Eli G oldstein, 
Charles Harris, M ilton Nusabaum, 
Fred Ramsey, Frank K illough, John 
B row ning, Bob Arm strong, Howard 
La B ounte, Bill Ryan, H. B. Levy, 
Henry Morris, Joe C um m ing-, George

Sol Go ode laky, 

Sm ith. 
B urnham , 

I J ||L —
r te * 
D ean and Mrs. V . I. M oore, Deaf
Carlin, Miss Ruby T errill, Mias L
M. Be A ley, Miss Mary S p eers, Judg< 
and M e . J an u s L. M cL endon, Mi 
. F. K. W oodw ard, Dr. ant 
a n d Mi 
• d Mrw Joe Mutt
r r, Miss Olga A nderson, Miss An 
na H iss, John C arpenter.

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Alo. rf. B r o d i e b a s 

r e t u r n e d fro 11 

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classm ate, 

t h
d i f f e r

of bi 

IU eves.

• 
Saturday.

Mint n W hite, o f S chreiner Inst!
am
Au t 

Friday 

\ 

B arney Met arty 

ha* 

returns 

from San Antonio,

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Ed (tile, 
Spurgeon B ell, Bill Cia 
A ion Burdine, Lee Se w all, Rip Col­
lins, Chas. Farringt«>n, Julius H er­
man, Ed G ossett, Bob F ike I, Dick 
.Joyce Cox, 
V aughan, Bill M cGill, 
Dick C ollier, Dick M anner, 
S ea -| 
more Cran son, P arks Newm an, Jul.’ 
ous Cross, Mack 
Severn, Russel 
Lane, Leslie N eil, Jack La France, 
Frank H eller, L ouie B arret, J. B. 
Joe Erwin,
Hill, Milton D echerd, 
, A. Herman. H o n e st p u n n et!, 
Joe 
i Per.-nail, Steve W ray, Joe Ansley, 
E w ell Strong. Jack M atthews, Boone 
J Crisp, V ictor C reighton. Ed Booth, 
Joe King, Ed B ounds, O x Higgins, 
Spaulding, W inston Churchill, 
Al 
j D enny Dallas, Jack B inian, Willard 
P erkins, Jim m ie Parks, Burt Dyke. 
G arland Shepherd, Et! Berry, B u ff 
B loom ington, Tora H ollow ay, Dick 
Stanley 
M c M u r r a y , Tom H artley, 
B eavers, T in y C ooch, Jim Straiten, 
J oe T errell, D utch Reinhardt, Jack 
F oster, B ill Bond, 
Jim Breeding, 
D avid R ad o ff, H arold Joseph, Melvin 
D avidson, Harry P hillips, Dick Bel- 
Johnie

S outherland, 

Louis 

lo Jit the Woman am i Hie Occasion

F o r every hour of 
the smart w om an s 
every 
day, a n d 
event on her busy 
summer calendar—•

saucy, piquant, colorful shoes to m atch her 
frock. A n d the fact they cost so little is 
her own secret.

$ 7 .5 0 & $ 8 .5 0

^ 

Your eyesight 

is your 
friost precious possession. 
G u a r d 
it zealously— lest 
j rour eyes got to t h e stage 
wher e they may give you 
trouble and ha nd ic ap you 
in your work.

An early examination 
by us will reveal just w ha t 
you need in glasses. W e ’ll 
provide 
styles 
them 
most becoming, and h a r ­
monizing with your f e a ­
tures.

in 

WE DO NOT DILATE 
THE PUPILS. NO TIME 
L O S T F R O M YOUR 
WORK.

WARD & 
TREADWELL
700 C ongress 
O ptom etrists

S U P P E R S H O P
P e r f e c t- S h o e s ~~ P e r fe c t* F ibbin g
JOI E Sixth-One door 0# Congress

millions
a favorite in R adioland, ,r
always careful of his voice

i f r i t e s :
“D unng a strenuous re­
hearsal, w ith the work en­
tail eel in operating the 
W orld’s Largest Thea­
tre, where one’s nervous 
system is working under 
great pressure, there is 
nothing quite like a ’Lucky 
cigarette.It does
Strike’ 
not impair the 
a n d 
gives the mental relaxa­
tion so essential to carry

A POPULAR CO-ED

A. D. PI HOLDS 
A N N I V E R S A R Y 
HOME-COMING

I X T O D A Y ' S P I C T U R E 
Miss Myra Marshall o f
Co mmerce is a sophomore 
in 
the Uni ver si ty and a 
m e m b e r of Kappa Alpha 
Theta sorority.

C elebrating the 76th anniversary 
o f the fo u n d in g o f Alpha D elta Pi 

sorority at W ellesley C ollege, Macon, 

G eorgia, alum nae from d iffe r e n t se c ­

tion s o f the sta te gathered in Aus­

tin the past w eek for hom e-com ing.

F riday aftern o o n the sorority e n ­
tertained w ith a form al tea from 4 
to 6 at th e chapter house com pli­
m enting th e alum nae and patron­
esses. The rainbow m o tif w as carried 
out in a profusion o f spring flower.-, 
resee, gladiolas, and 
larkspur being 
used. Tho d in in g room, from which 
the pledges served an ice course, was 
b ea u tifu lly decorated, the centerpie ce 
for the table being a basket o f sw eet 
peas, snap dragons, corn flo w ers and 
ferns. Guarding the cen terp iece w ere 
tapers 
in rainbow shades tied with 
bow s o f m aline.

o f 

In the receiv in g line w ere A d­
rienne Gordon, president 
the 
chapter, Mrs. Josephine Thom p*o», 
housem other, Mrs. R obert P enick, 
Mrs. Thurman M ayne, Mrs. Bon Bar­
ker, Mrs. C. R. K ing. Mildred R ogan, 
L ucille W illiam s, Ruth N orw odo, N an 
W illiam s and Edith Rae W illiam s. 
About IOO g u e sts called during the 
aftern o o n .

Saturday a t I o ’clock the A ustin 
alum ni club en tertain ed the v isitin g 
alum nae and the officers o f the active 
at 
chapter w ith a b u ffe t luncheon 
Kirby Hall. 
S w eet peas w ere used 
in the cen terp iece and for the* plate 
favors. P la tes w ere prepared for 40 
guests.

Saturday n ig h t a t 7 the F ounder’s 
Day B anquet was held a t the A ustin 
Country Club. The m o tif, “ The U n­
fold in g p f the R o se,” was b eau tifu lly 
carried put w ith profusions o f roses, 
the country club itse lf g iv in g the ap­

pearance ocf a 

lo v ely rose garden. 

The tables arranged in U -shape; held 

baskets fille d w ith rose buds, beauti- 

! j a1 in th eir fragran ce and color. 

In 

the c e n te r o f th e tab le a fountain 
sent its spray o f drops on the roses 
at its b ase. Program s in the shape 
o f roses w ith 
crest 
th e 
form ed fa v o rs for the 80 g u ests which 
were a ssem b led w ith E lsie S tiles as 
to a stm istress .

sorority 

D uring th e ev en in g Corinne Stall- 
| ings sang "“D avy in the H eart o f a 
o f 
I R ose,” fo llo w e d by the reading 
letters and teleg ra m s from 
absent 
m em bers b y 'Etna S to h z. N ex t was 
an interprets; liv e dance by Fay Sap­
pington, a fte r which E m press Young 
in O u r. 
responded to ‘ The F low ers 
G arden.” T his w as follow ed by 
a j 
j .-orig by V irgin ia B axter. The toasts 
given ca rry in g out the rose m otif 
w ere to th e fou n d ers, the roots o f 
j the rose; the alum nae, the food and 
sub stan ce o f the r o se ; the p led ges, 
the buds; th e a ctiv es, the half-blow n 
iio s e ; the sen io rs, th e full-blow n rose; 
j t.b*> brid: » the rarest blossom s 
o f 
j all.

A m ong the out-of-tow n g u ests in 
Austin f o r hom e-com ing w ere T yler 
Lee K night o f T em ple, Janice E ast- 
j Orting VV ii k ey o f H ouston, M argaret 
Davidson o f G alveston, J an et Alvord 
j W eaver o f C ollege S ta tio n , H elen 
Voss and G ladys S ta llin g s o f San A n- 
; tonio, Inez A lvord, C ollege S tation , 
Porter Law C alhoun, F ort W orth,
, Laura Thom pson Barrow o f San An- 
! tonio, H azel Shaw .o r o f D allas, Lu­
cille Buran o f San A ntonio, Marie 
Von B lu c h e r ,o f Corpus Christi, N an­
nie B. Lawtey o f San A ntonio, Ione 
Nolan o f M exia, M argaret Segri.it o f 
Corpus Christi.

a f t

TIME IS MONEY

It is y our time that is being wasted or used properly; 
it is your m oney that is being spent wisely, or o th er­
wise.

U ndergraduates should learn to appreciate the tre­

m endous value of time and money.

In transportation best result? can be secured from-

The Street Car and Bus Service

■'sjr 

r n 

1 

f~v 

»* 

rfal

Take I our Daily Plunge
to Barton Springs 

Bus service 
the Capitol 
every 30 minute*— Electric cars to D eep Eddy every 
7 m inutes.

from 

1a * S

5 tfN 5 A Y , M AY IS , 1927.

K A P P A A L P H A 
M O L D S FORMAL 
DANCE FRIDAY

Kappa Alpha fra tern ity en terta in ­
ed Friday night from 9 to I a t the 
A u stin C ountry Club w ith a dance. 
T he club house was b ea u tifu lly d ec­
orated with ferns and a m ulti-colored 
the dancers, 
sp otligh t played o v er 
show ing m any strik in g costum es.

T he St. A nthony H otel roof orches­
tra o f San A ntonio played. Those 
p resen t v e r e ;

G irls:, F. Coopwood, Hilda W o f­
ford , Mildred Jones, Exa B elle Sub­
le t!, G ladys L ove, Dorothy M ansell, 
Sue n e a tly . E lisab eth Hicks, Volta 
P ardue, K atherine J a y , A gnes Smith. 
M ary M eaeham, M axie Carter, Vir­
g in ia M cGehee, M arjorie N eeley , M. 
P ^ t^ r Travis, M argaret W eel, W ilma 
W etter, K atherine T w itc h e d Lillian 
H anded. Mary J o H airston, E uleeone 
M cDonald, Doris Clark, Mary Hope 
Robinson, Cora Mae Y oung. Babe 
B u tler, Bess Tobin, M arjorie Stone, 
M. W polsey.

E llen Lanham, Roberta H aughton, 
D oroth y H ines, E lizabeth Boos, Jane 
O liver, K ate Colder, G eorgia B elle 
B ryson, Edna Brow n, V irginia Me 
Cloud, Mary Blair, V irginia Eek- 
hardt, Adolle H oussells, F lorence A l­
ic e , D orothy R ylander, M arjorie A a - 
a^pn, H allie B all, Marion Bone, Mar­
tha Jo Johnson, Julia M atthew s, E liz­
abeth Couper, Norm a A ndrew s, Vir­
g in ia Kimball, W ilton W ade, 
Sis 
Jgbn, Bosca H erm an, Louise M illi­
can, W illie B. Lincoln, Irene Mur­
ray, K atherine Blackburn, Lou Cros- 
\yait, A nn Shum w ay, D orothy Ex- 
lipe.

B o y s: Tom m y Su ggs, Preston O li­
ver, G eorge Sm ith, P o tty M cCullough, 
G otsch Brelsfojrd, Dory! H ull, M cKin­
non, C ourtney W'ells, F ritz Gyde- 
sqn, B ill Rippey, Shorty Long, Rosy 
S to u ter, E arl Connor, Joe E stes, Joe 
L pbben, Jim R am sey, T. M. D avis, 
Spgck F ilers, Al A rm strong, Julien 
L y les, Sam F itch, Jim m ie Em erson, 
B^b T em pleton, Ross Sm ith, Mart Wr. 
R eeves, G eorge D ilworth, Chas. R ey­
nolds, Ham M cRae, Ike Sew ell, Ru- 
iq s King.

W arren W hitesides, H enry McCul­
lom , A i P rater, Bob W illiam s, Al 
D cyin n cy, Judge B obbitt, K enneth 
C asw ell, Buck W ynne, John S tofer, 
L$>vis W hite, M ax E versburg, Bill 
E lkins, John Jackson, B oone Crisp, 
J. P. M organ, Al K ing, Judd M iller, 
Red M ather, M urray M oore, Elm er 
B edders, Tom H artley, Raymond L it­
tle , Jake B utler, Tom H ollow ay, R an­
dall T aylor, Edwin T aegel. Jim m ie 
P a rk er Frank T ucker, J. H. T usker, 
F rancis Horn, Tiny Gooch, Joe Pres- 
r.all, H olly Brock, Mama Lou T ouch­
sto n e , Bubba K eith, Jim m ie I). A n s ­
ley , Ed QHe, B ru ce Jackson, Ben 
W h e e le r ,

Ben G reenw ood, Randle Sledge, 
Paul D augherty, J oe K ing, Murrin 
Clark, P iggy W illiam s, Boll F ly, Dick 
C ollier, Ralph H ow ell, Jack K ing, Pat 
Lob ban* Red D erby, Gerald Cof f e e, 
Hubert Stringer, Bill D erby, B. M. 
B ritton, Joe T errell, Diitch Rein 
hardt, Oppie W atson, Bill M artin, 
Jim m ie B oyles, Virgil Childress, W es­
ley W renn, M art W ynne R eeves, EM 
M iller. Johnny Tryon*.

Mrs. H orace K elton, 

form erly 
Marian B room e, o f San A ntonio 
is 
spending the w eek w ith friends at 
th e Chi O m ega house.

Ham H am m onds, Schreiner In sti­
tu te cadet, was in A ustin Friday with 
the M ountaineer track squad.

B ernice F o ster o f SW TTC o f San 
the 
is v isitin g frien d s on 

M arcos 
cam pus.

V irgie G uthrie is visitin g friends 

on the cam pus th is w eek-end. |

You probably won’t 
Freeze
If you wear a 
Clotheraft tropical su it 
But then
You won’t roast— 
Either!

And that’s the point! 

Have we made ours?,

L ightw eight, 
lig h tw e ig h t 
Ctothcraft tropicals 
Sell for

$20 $25 $30

And mind you 
They buU !

S o c U t v B r t g A

O ther Tropical*
$32,50 to $60.00

pm

ti Courtesy and Service”

AUSTIN STREET RAILWAY CO.

You, too, will find that Lucky 
Strikes are mild and mellow—the 
finest cigarettes you ever smoked, 
made of the finest Turkish and do­
mestic tobaccos, properly aged and 
blended with great skill, and there 
is an extra process—‘‘It’s toasted”— 
no harshness, not a bit of bite*

* *

It’s, toast

Your Throat Protection J

m m g*

• f

/

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r n

W hen in N ew York you <§r<s cowIL

 JA**--

' M A R O L D T E E N - W U X T R A U 

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M A R G A R E T W IT H E R S P O O N , e d ito r ; P au lin e X n ak k tv*. AHc# T eep ic, E d ith F ** Nan 
g h ir fln tv . A lif- Mar WUU*, M artha Anna Faulk, Edith B ow m an , Glady* W h itle y , 
Goldina McFarland. Glady* K lee heil.

S o ciety new* and Riraanata as%/ ba phr<n«d ta Tba Texan office (9 1 8 1 -6 1 ), or to 

ane of the a ne tat y reporter!.

Official Notices

Faculty

Milton York and w ife o f Giddings, wfll be paid out o f the funds now in

ing Tuesday, Blay 17, at 7:30 p. 

Texas, were visitors of Alton York 
Friday, at the Half Moon house.

Frank Bigler, Howard Hawkins, 
and John Palmer are visiting friends 
in San Antonio today.

treasury. Each member may rn. in Blain Building 157. O fficers
bring a guest. Blake reservations with j for next year will be elected, and it
is necessary for all members to be 
there. Please pay your term dues
at this meeting.

Miss Engel at the 

Library before 

Friday noon.

CHAIRMAN.

H. F. HEIMANN.

Leo A or on son o f Dallas, former
student of the University, is spend­
ing the week-end here.
 

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W.A.A. OLD Council members meet

tonght at 6:30 in back of S, R. 
D, Each to recommend her succesc- 
sor. 

MRS. NOWOTNY.

CALLED Fredericksburg Club meet-

Seniora— K e ep up wit h t he C a mp u s . 
H a v e t he T e x a n f o l l o w y o u a l wa y* . 
Call at B. Ha l l and a r r a n g e f o r 
the paper to f o l lo w y ou w h e n y ou 
l e av e the c a m p u s .

gar-

M iss B eaver
Presents Organ Pupils
Miss Beulah Beaver will 

present 
a group of pupil* in organ recital at] 
the University Methodist Church 
Tuesday evening, May 
8 
o'clock. The public is invited, The 
program is as follows:
Marche Trio in phe 

Ferrata

IT, at 

Tilie May Carpenter
 

Evensong .. 
 
Ma re he Champetre 

 
 

 
Johnston
..... * Boex

A n dan tv Pantbile, 
 

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Contrasts 

Iris Struford 
from 
 
 

...... 
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symphony
 Widor
i Brow tic

 

Mr-. D. A, Penick
Hymn of Glory ................. 

 

Yon

( i n d i c a te d to th e American 

ASSIGNMENTS 

in Economic* 12 
are: May 13, Adams, pp. IQI*
129. May IO, Adams, pp. 130-158.
There will ba a quiz on Monday, 
in 

assignm ents 

May IO, on the 
Adams.

W E A V E R

THE MASS m eeting of all Physical 
j Education major* Friday night at 
7:30 has been postponed to Monday, 
‘ May 16 at 7:30 o’clock in the Girls 
j Study Hall.

DR. BRACE.

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Toccntiva in I) ......... 
The Swan 
Allegro from S onata 6, Mendelssohn 
Ke it h H i x t o n

le g io n )
Cochrane Penick
 
S slnt-S sens j INTERNATIONAL
B an q u et will be
Blay 16, at 6:30 p.
teria. Expenses for 

Gillette

_ 

Student

Finale

Relations Club 
held Monday, | 
rn. at the Cafe­
the banquet

Special Feature!

TWO-TROUSER LI NE N SU IT S
$20 - $ 21.50 - $ 22.50
Pleasing colors—New plaids—Striped
Patterns
Three Button Models 

The assurance of correctness in men’s Wear

Majestic Man’s
1 1 I Congress

Shop

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Issue Editor

dia­

nCLE
LLY
TITH the baseball champion h p of
* 1927 awarded to Texas, Uncle 
My Pitch scores another personal j 
aroph and the Orange and White \ 
jRMnrts 
its primacy on the 
mb.
In the seventeen years of Uncle 
Ujr> command over the baseball 
atinies of the University it has 
come more and more a matter of 
M on to attribute the almost un- j 
the 
oker. series of victories on 
arnond to the uncanny ability o f 
e coach and, in a sense, to neglect
# teams and the individuals who 
vc outmatched their anta ironists in 
ay. Fifteen championships in rev* 
tteen years would seem some in sti­
gation for this attitude.
But, in a larger sense, the praises 
•stowed upon the coach include the 
am- he has trained, for Billy Disch 
more than a coach, He has be­
me an institution. 
Ile stands for 
e kind of baseball we play at the 
n iv erity of Texas. He is the Grand 
id Man of the Diamond.

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AND

URIG SITT 
OUPONS
""HERE will always be a great deal 

of acrimonious discussion 

be-1 
educators as to the relative 

. 

. 

. 
. 
to advocate education, o r 1, 

ir k s of the various theories and I 
•attic* a of education. The history 
I education it full of instances of 
ich quarrel*. 
John o f Salisbury 
lo n g other thing* protested vigor­
ish* against the tendency for men 
• acquire a superficial, “practical,” 
location at the expense of .-lighting
ie
important learning o f a more 
ibstantial nature. But in spite of 
a protests men continued in ever 
creasing numbers to get just enough 
ow the universities to 
* debate according to the accepted j 
am ula or to indite letter* in I-atir I 
dating to clferic&l subjects.
And there is some doubt today— ■ 
conservative ; 
least in the more 
tarter*— aa to the actual value of 
e elaborate system o f education that ! 
rn been raised up. There is no ; 
sectioning the potency of the old 
ethocL of training the intellect. The j 
kjfCt* may hold litie o f real intcr- 
t for the modern mind; but they 
ice had the power to tbrjj] and 
en at the present time they fur- 
*b substantial material to work on, 
i* usually considered bad taste in 
ew of the present scramble for the
•rad ira, 
in 
are exactly, study, as an end 
elf. 
It might properly be asked; 
hat is practical? But the answer 
•b o o st impossible to find. No two 
epic have the same idea; though 
r the most part all agre*- that R 
■ something in the nature of a stock 
rtifk a ie that pays dividends.
The chances are that students will 
ntiane to come to college with the 
owed intention of increasing their 
m ing capacities; universities will 
nfcinue to compile enticing lists of 
kist irs showing the cash. value of 
•©liege education; arad courses will 
t tin uc to be offered training stu­
nt* in the technique of a trade. 
2 sin* rely trust that the tsniver- 
tea in following out tins line of 
/te d ore will ultimately do the only 
th.- 
»s is tent thing possible under 
CWBStanees- —a ‘ t ach 
to 
coupons 
if diplomas. This trade school ed­
ition m ay be ju s tifie d ; it may be 
beet kind possible under modern 
tdifkm e; but there still remains, a 
i bt rn to its ultimate success. The 
saieal teacher may well be excused 
suspending ju d g m en t, th e while 
arm ing with the Saul* bury tehotas- 
i h a t m en continue to learn 
the 
into w ithout th e co n ten t, to debate 
b o u t actual know ledge to 
base 
lr arguments upon.

iUettfi on Midway 

Formation Issued 

by Geology Bureau

>tiring th e p re sen t week the Bu- 
Jf^Bf Economic Geology will issue 
flfietin, th e title o f which is “ The 
tm in ric fa of tike M idway Form a-

h Tv XU-'' by H elen Jeanne j 
JWBer, Th* Midway tie* af the 
T exas over a narrow b e n j 
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*r 

W hat Is Doing at 
The Churches

A L L S A I N T S C H A P E L 
( U n i v e r s i t y Episcopal Churc h) 
Whit is A ve n ue and We s t 27th St. 
Rev, DuBo se Murphy, Rector

Holy Communion, 7 :30 a. rn. 
Sunday School, 9:45 a. rn. 
Morning Prayer and Sermon, 
l l 
a. rn. “Th** Christian Use of Money” 
Evening Prayer and Address, 5 p. 
“The Epistle to the Ephesians.” 

rn 

Students’ .Sunday flu b , 6 p. rn. 
All seats free,
A cordial welcome to everyone.

U N f V E F f J j r r . P R E S B Y T E R I A N 
C H U R C H 
L a w r e n c e H. W h ar t o n , P a l l o r

Student Bible (Masse*, Hi 15. 
Morning Worship. 
Pastor preaches on 
“ Upside Down or Righto' lr Up ” 

11:00. Th* 
subject. 
th" 

Presbyterian Student* Association 

LILLIAN STROBURG 
IN SONG RECITAL 
THURSDAY NIGHT

Cavu! Griffin will prevent Mi** 
Mil an Stroburg, contralto, in long! 
recital on Thursday next at 8 .15 in j
the ItriskUl Hotel Ball Room.

Miss Strobnrg will be accompan­
ied by J. Barbe* Ashley and assist­
ed bv Miss Doris Page, pianist, pupil! 
o f Rudolph Re Mer,

The Faculty, student*, and their 
invited. The program 

I ll via du W arm er T aal ar

1

from

Aile Klokker 
Quat rn ms 

“ Rubaiyat,”
den --------- ----

Hatton Borreson J 
Charles Kjerulf 
Omar Khayyam’s 
“In a Persian G ar-1
 ____ Liza Lehmann
....... F ra n z Schubert
S ir ©burg
II
Rondo Capriccioso 
S e x t e t t e f r om “ Lu ci a”

Ave Maria ....

Meridel; - abn 

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 D o n iz e ttie -L e se h e tiz k y
Mi** Page
III

7 p. rn.

corned.

Evening Student Service. 8. The 
subplot, 

the 

Pastor preaches on 
“ Front Runner*.”

You will be most cordially wet 

j friends are 
] follow s.

O
F IR S T C O N G R E G A T I O N A L 
W. 23 and San An t o n i o St.
R, P, Sni d er

“The Supremacy of Love” will be 
Rev. Snider’s subject Sunday morn­
ing. Dr. Kuehnc's cia** welcome* all 
students at 9:15 a. rn. 
Professor 
Lay and the Adult class are discuss­
“ Adventurous 
ing Fondle k’s 
book 
Stranger* are cordially 
Religion ” 
invited to these services.

DANCE DRAMA 
INTERPRETED 
B Y ORCHESVS

H o wa* D esp ised , “ M essiah''

Widmung 
la* ( (ironic!ta 
En Svane
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G. F. Handel
...... R obert Schum ann
arr. Ga bridle Sibel
Edward Grieg 
Eduard Grieg

( 'h op in 
Chopin

By IRMA H A N D E R

“ Through portals o f the Spring we 
come again to offer you our word­
less poetry.”

ey
Troisieme Ballade
Scherzo, Opus 31

Miss Page 
V

Die lx>tosblume 
Hebrew Chant 
Go, Little Song 
Who Gonna Bring Yo’ Chickens 

Robert Schumann ; 
Lazar© Saminskyi 
. Louis- A. Coe m c 

;

arr. A. J. Swwnn 
David G uion,

Miss Stroburg

its 

Or« hems offered 

“wordless 
poetry” in one of the loveliest pro­
grams held on the 
lawn of Scot­
tish Rite Dormitory Saturday night. 
The theme of each dance was »e- 
j cured from the impression which the 
} music left on the members of Or-
I chemis and was w orked out with a
* degree o f effe c tivene*s which excel-
led anything the observers had ever
seen. Lighting e ffec ts and costum­
ing were arranged to suit the theme, S p o n so rs P a r t y
.n d th . ' " M ot th* .lance, but the j w u h <k,c( 
dnunutu p ea ib tlitie . were 

I M ood y C lass 

Run, Mary, Run 

.m p h .- L

. . . 

.. 

, 

. 

. 

,

, nd K»m;.s fol-
i ng ^ m<)U{ „ f rri(U y the 13th>

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fro rn Sonata 4 .
Mrs. F. O, Linder 
* * *

Birt! day D inner
For Kirby Girls

food 

Kirby Hall held its last birthday 
• dinner for the year Friday evening 
in honor o f the girl- whosa birthdays 
‘ are in July and August. A pink and
white c dor scheme was tarried out 
and decorations, A large
in
white cake with pink candles formed 
the centerpiece, while pink surprise t 
favors were found at each plate.
The following girls were 

honor; 
guests: Everett a Love, Katherine 
; Ainsworth. B etty Flem ing, Ouida 
Hubbard, Velma Martin, B ee Linx- 
whirr, Margaret Rounds, 
Lillian 
Spurn', Mary Bolling, Eleanor Bond, 
and Edith Fox.

Delta Chi fraternity has announ­
ced the initiation of IL L. Lewis of 
Navasota and Chauncey 
of 
Longview,

( ’ooh 

Half Moon 

initiation o f John 

fraternity announces 
the 
lh McRae, 
Horace G. O’Kain, W. B. Biorgan, 
and ll. G. Mudder.

Collie Falk, member of the Var- 
frieze, presenting all members j even ing’s party sponsored by the Dan sh y baseball team for three years, I

I go M ethodist Students 

enjoyed an 

A 

-mall horseshoes hung: new members into the fraternity.

\Io o d y Bible Cia** of the University now residing in Houston, is a visitor
M ethodist Church. The Wesley Bible at the H alf Moon house. Falk 
is
Chair was decorated with pastel j here to attend 
colors with 
from the ceiling and a large yellow 
horseshoe over 
the main doorway. 
Under the general direction o f Pierce 
Williams, an 
enjoyable evening o f 
games was 
. experienced. Refresh­
ment* o f 
cream, 
strawberry 
angel cuke, and “ ki-wes” were served.

of 
Berthal Davis and Lee Riegel 
Dallas are spending the week end at 
the Phi Sigma Delta houue. They 
are here to attend the spring formal. I

initiation of several 

ice 

of Orcbetus, in an Interpretation 
from a non-moving ba-*-, set the a t­
mosphere for the program! A solo 
dance, Scarfs, was a light fantastic 
in which the use of scarfs 
| dance 
| helped bring out the theme o f 
the 
| rn uric. The Slave Market was a dra­
matic dance of a group of six girls 
on an ancient slave market scene. 
implores mercy, one rn happy 
One 
through ignorance o f her fate, three 
know their fate and despair, and the 
last is mad and d efian t and first 
dreams sadly arui then whirl*.

to 

Run, run, ru n ; Polka; Waltz; a 
B alloon; and Ba I! et D’Action p resen t­
ed them es of the lighter, happier and 
more fan tastic dances. The R endez­
vous was a costum e dance worked 
out th rou gh th e them e of statues in 
a g ard en which come 
lift* and 
th en return to their places but som e­
th in g L« changed. L ittle Studies wa.*- 
a group of comedy dances 
Puddle 
Luck was a clever interpretation o f 
me actions o f that anim al. Little 
Mint Muff at, the Irish Jog Cart, and 
the Queen o f Hearts ail carried out 
their respective themes.
The Dream Gate was 

the dance 
drama presenting the fanciful theme 
of the: visit o f * little boy to fa iry ­
land and the* dance o f th e flowers 
end the rabbit about him. Orehesus 
was the closing dance of the program. 
All members took part and each gave 
h er own interpretation of the same 
music. -!,v
 
— Remain bur V Artily, through
th e Daily T ex**., Call a t B. Hall 
paper

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Elmer Lee Cailihan of Lockhart is j 
visiting friends en the campus this I 
week-end.

Students

Before you make ar­
rangements to go home, 
.sell all of your old clothes.

We p a y the highest 

prices for

R E A L

V A LU E S

N E W

S H A P E S

A special 

I 5 Jewel Elgin

S 2 7 -W

There was a time 
When socks— 
Like soup— 
Were to be seen 
And not heard!

But times have changed 
And .so have styles,
And when you look 
At the ?ew Spring Socks 
That have just come i n -

Wear ear muffs!
But- -see em!

H arrells 
,
35c to $1.00
H oleproof Hosiery 
outw ears all other hosiery

Society Brand C lothes

Thurlow B. Weed
FUNERAL HOME 
AMBULANCE
PHONES 6080— 6317

RENT -A -FORD

PAY BY THE MILE

Tourmga 
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C oupee „ 

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. 1 0 c per mil* 

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- 1 4 c per mile

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Phones 

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New patterns just received are excep­
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include 
looking. They 
engine 
turned, engraved, hammered, 
pierced and raised initial designs. 
Heavy weight stealing silver, and fine 
construction, give strength and great 
durability.

keep Your Valuable 
Papers All Together

For less than one cent per 
day you can use our pri­
vate lock boxes.

$2,00 per year up

THE UNIVERSITY BANK
a A B A ”
Travelers Cheeks 

I

^ Dom N ortheast; and arras** to have th*

lb# Rio G ran de R iver 
Texas*

follow you 
casstjptix.

when you 

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BS

 DAY, MAY 15, 1927.

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

r A u C i 

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£ H E L GARZA AND
RN EST 

M A Y TO MARRY

PHI SIGMA D ELTA 
H A S SPRING DANCE 
A T D R I S K I L L

l liS * o T : < Popular Instructor

I O M arry in June

Waldman, II. J. Levy 
and Carol 
Friedman, Henry Morris arad Eleanor 
Brisker, Irving Brown and Bess Lip- 
s h i t z , Byron Sachs and Esther Rnye
Goldstein, Harry Trifon and Lucille J Glejvn Quaid from El Pas*o are vis- tin a week.

Ring Mrs. Quaid’s two 
daughters, 
Eva Belle and Betty Dane, at the 
Gamma Phi Beta house. Mrs. Huling
Margaret Quaid wail probably remain in Aus-

Schonberg, Harry Gordon, Julius Al­

exander, Leonard Rosinger,

Mrs. J. E. Quaid and

berg, Mr and Mrs. M. M. London. 
Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Schaeffer, Dr. 
and Mrs. M. S. Handman, 
Irving 
Loeb, Max Oppcnheimer and Mollie 
Lindenborg, Harold London and Hen­
rietta Mayer, Dave Radoff and Sarah 
B e l e n , Bernard Bernbaum and J<D 
Greenburg, Raoul Rosenthal and Ros­
alie Agrest, Morris Wise and Evelyn 
Golden, Lionel Goodstein and Ada 
Zlabe\>ky, Herman Glossernmn and 
Zola Milstein, Mollie Davidson and 
Edith Haybeek, Martin Krost 
and 
Margaret Eldridge, Sol Goodelsky 
and Elizabeth Eldridge, Forrest Ben­
nett and Helen Label, Morris Wil­
liams and Claire Danziger.

Members and pledges of the r ip p ­
ler and their dates were I. Mark Wer­
theimer and Sarah Fox, M. J. Mit- 
tcnthal and Juline Westheimer, Bill 
Andress and Claire Baum, Mack B. 
Waldman and Rita Oberdorfer, Joe 
Rosien and Marion Molasky, Mendel 
Melasky and Lea Altheimer, Alvin 
Romansky and Roselyn Davis, Sey­
mour Kranson and Natalie Schwartz, 
Sam Loeb and Mildred Feigelson, 
Lassar Alexander and Gertrude Ad­
ler, Louis Landa and Hazel Schaef­
fer, Milton Nussbaum and Madeline 
and Sadye
Jaffe, Arthur Bassist 

Lambda chapter of Phi Sigma 
Delta fraternity gave its seventh an­
the 
nual spring informal dance at 
Driskill Hotel Saturday night 
from 
•J to 12 p. rn. Music was furnished 
by a ten-piece orchestra. During the 
evening punch was served to about 
IOO guests. The chaperons for the 
occasion were Mr. and Mrs. 
Joe 
Koen, Dr. and Mrs. Walter Gilbert 
Peiser, Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Ettlinger, 
and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Joseph.

Out-of-town guests of the fratern­
ity w'ere Marion Stahl of Gonzales, 
Harry and Dave Bassist of Elgin, 
Abe Houser, Harry Kline, Leo Aron­
son, Robert Elsas, and Abe Gold­
stein of Dallas.

Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. 
William J. Koen, Mr. and Mrs. A r­
thur H. Simon, Mr. Jake Ilirshfield, 
Morris Hirshfield, Mrs. Lehi Bern- 
hoim, Miss Laura Hirshfield, Mr. and 
Mrs. W. J. Frees, Mr. and Mrs. Harry 
Golden, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mich* 
aclson, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Green­

ex£>
Youth is 
y 
wearing Colored 
Kid for Summer

Fashion, with the insight of an artist, paints 
the foreground of the slimmer mode in lighter 
shades for sum m ertim e footwear. The French 
Boot Shop prom ptly confirms by creating 
profusion of lovely models in colorful materials 
— both high spike or lower heels.

, 

‘T h e Bcb-O-Link”

Shown in . . ,

W ater lily vamp, blue Morocco quarter, blue 

match 

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tie 
to 
$13.50

seaspray, powder and lipstick 

Ebony patent with moire ties and heels of . . . White, 
$12.50

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A new shipment of 
French open clock chiffon hosiery

MATCHING SHADES FOR 
SUMMERTIME FOOTW EAR

r THE PAIR

$1.95

Cl/Jhere‘ G /? yv/e e 

J E '

CONGRESS NEAR EIGHTH

Pleasure/

 

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L
*'a© played bridge Saturday 
>n. At 5 o’clock other friends [ 
for tea. 

* 

living room and sun parlor
Mtractiveiy decorated with 
lowers and the note was c a r - :
: in the cards. The guest of 
the I 
Miss Rachel Garza, and 
of the firs t and second prizes , 
lovely pieces of Madeira

to­
oViPck the party came 
the sun parlor where th*, 
rc 
k- iin ne I <•': an i soon t tined 
i L( IYK. whereupon, to 
ha', 
prise of all the guests, 
it 
led the engagenn nt and ap- 
jlg marriage of Miss Rachel 
f Austin and Mr. Ernest May 
I Worth. The date of the 
it 

was not announced but 
place early in June, 

(engagement is of paramount 
to University circles. Miss 
!raduated from the University 
years ago, making Phi Beta 
She took the Master’s de- 
r* a year later and is now 
gfur th*- Ph.D. degree in hoi 
She is one 
Reid, Spanish. 
youngest and most popular 
or on t!ie campus, where she 
pact ive part in a number of 
lei literary affairs.
Ilie organization of the Aus- 
f h of th** American Associa- 
I'niversity Women, she has 
eply nterested in it and was 
rte at Amsterdam last sum- 
e international biennial con- 
rof this notable organization 
ta.
arza is also a member of 
s chapter of the American 
of Span-
Ion of Teachers 

y is a graduate of the Law 
f the University where he 
brilliant record, being elect- 
laneellors honorary law fra- 
is a member of Phi 

He 

ii fraternity.
[Dan Moody urns elected at- 
leneral, Mr. May was select­
ly of his assistants. 
Ile won 
leis n this position, 
uests of Mrs. Reed and her 
were: Mesdames Donna N. 
erlin Brockette, Dan Moody, 
W. Splawn, Ira Hildebrand, 
Kress, Dorothy Beaird, J. 
idtz, Aaron Schaffer, E. R. ‘ 
isses Grace Yarbrough 
of 
Virginia Reed, Lucille Wil- 
‘rnice Green, Helen Paxton, 
isingrr. Mildred Rogan, Lilia 
dith Kelly, Lillian Wester, 
Iliard, and Mary Walker.

Florence Allen, Na n Bennett, Julia M a tt h e w s, and Martha Jo Johnson are among the 
prominent University girls who are appearing among the principals in “Frolics of '27“ 

ivhich will be presented tomorrow and Tuesday night for the benefit of the Police and 

Fireman's Relief Fund.

T P UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
Summer Session of 1927

June 8 to July 20 
July 20 to August 31

COURSES OF INSTRUCTION IN
I The College of Arts and Sciences 
2. The School of Business Administration
3. The School of Education
4. The College of Engineering
5. The School of Law
6. The Graduate School

EQUIPMENT-

1. The Entire University Plant
2. A Library of 370,000 volumes
3. A Faculty of more than 200
4. Women’s Building and three Annexes, Scottish 

Rite Dormitory, Kirby Hall, Newman Hall

5. University Cafeteria
6. Recreation facilities Lf.

For Catalogue and other information, write to or see 

j

E. J. M A T H E W S , REGISTRAR

University Station 
Austin, Texas 

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Net Proceed* of Spanish Club 
Play Will Go to Flood 
Relief

Student Dramatic Talent Co­
operates With Austin 
Musical Skill

By THELM A KING
Love, though blind, ta the m ost 
powerful force in the world, and no 
to 
harriers arc strong enough 
im-1 
o f “ El 
ped* it: such a the them e 
T rovador,” the Spanish Dram atics 
Clob production which will be p r e - j 
wen ted a t tho Hancock Opera House, 
Wednesday, May 18, under the direc­
tion o f M bs Lila M. C ash and Miss 
Edith K elly, o f the Spanish D epart­
m ent.

The personnel of the cast is as fo l­

(E l T rovador) — 

lows ;

Don M anrique 
Fernando Uribe.

Love.

D ona Leonor de JSeac— E veretta 

Dona J tm en a—-Virginia Hatch.
A m etria -— Lucille Kerchvilla.
Don Nuno de A ratal (Conde 

de 

L una) — Juan Zauza.

Don Gullen de Sese — E steben 

Garza.

Don Lope de U rrea— Robert King
Guzman— Leonard ( anavespi.
Jim eno — Clarence Serial n.
Ferrando — Randall Canfield.
Ruiz — Fritz H offm an.
E veretta Love o f Lubbock, who 
Is to have the leading lady’s part, in ­
terprets her role with credit to the 
well known opera, 
“ El Trovador." 
She is well known in music circle* in 
the U niversity and is a popular m e m -; 
ber o f %'arious organization* on the | 
campus. 
know* 
how to act and he does his best 
with the part o f El Trovador. The 
cast, on the w hole, is well 
chosen. 
The com edy part* 
in the play will 
be furnished by Randall C anfield. 
a 
C anfield alto play* the part o f 
terror-stricken butler who 
to 
tries 
beat a witch at her gam e, but who 
g ets the world end o f the deal.

Fernando Uribe 

Been# 

in Aragon

The place o f action is Aragon 
in 
the c ity of Saragossa, taking place ill 
the fifte e n th century. The 
them e 
o f “ El T rovador'’ which wa* w ritten 
by a Spaniard, Garcia G utierrez, 
de ahi with life in the fifteen th cen 
tury The gypsy, Astrean*, had pos­
ed for m any year* aa the m other of 
El Trovador. Her m other was slain 
and to avenge her mother'* death 
■he steak* the child, Manrique, from 
the house o f Luna, with the in ten t of 
flin g in g it into the flam e, but in her 
fren zy *he burned her own child 
and took the count’* son aw ay from 
Zaragoza to Vizcaya.

soldier 

On reaching manhood this nan o f 
the count enlist* m a 
and 
com es hack to his birthplace fn Ara 
gon, where he m et his brother, the 
Condo de Luna; neither o f the two 
knew o f th eir kinship. They w ere 
rivals fo r the hand o f f a i n e r o f fie se, 
who belong* to s nob)* fam ily 
o f 
Aragon also. Don Nunn was d e fe a t 
rd in a duel with his brother, Man­
rique, but 
to court 
the 
Leonor secretly.

later had 

False reports o f hi* death caused 
Leonor to go to the convent rather 
than marry Don Nuno, M anrique 
arrived in tim e to take her from the 
con ven t; he was then taken prisoner 
by the cou n t’s men because he d e­
fended A zucena who was recognized 
a* the daughter o f the gypsy who had 
been burned as a witch m any year* 
before.

Leonor won pardon from the count 
be­

for Manrique by prom ising to 
com e his w ife a fte r she, unknown-1 
zag iv to him, Don Nuno, had taken ; 
poison. She died in the presence o f J 
Manrique and A zucena in the dun - 1 
peon. A fte r the conde had been k ill­
ed, A zucena revealed his identity to ‘ 
the cor.de and while she was dying 
cried: ‘’Ta ewtsa, vengada!"

Extra Feature*

‘'Home 

The ex tra featu res are worthy of 
accom panying the well known opera, 
"Kl Trovador.” The fam ous Miser- 
f f o s o b In duet which Leonor ami 
Manrique Ring to one another b e fo r e I 
the fairer w ails is alw ays a favor- j 
ite with p u blk as ta also the duet, 
from the 
quotations from 
M ountains,” sung by A zucena 
and 
l|a n r iq u e . An unusual artistic e f ­
in a ct three when 
fect ta attained 
M anrique sin g s to Leonor from be­
hind th e scenes in an attem pt to win 
her aw ay from her allegiance to th# 
church. T he A nvil Chorus ta color­
fu l, pctu rescu e, and a p p r e c a te 
to 
gyp sy outdoor 
includes a 
large personnel. M any other beau ti­
fu l scen es are found throughout the 
$lay.

life , and 

Since one o f the principal char- 
drter* ta a gypsy, th e Crag on b e Jota

TICKETS ON SALE AT JORDAN’S

 PAUL 7

A d e le H o u sells, 
Martha Long, and Helen Knotts*.

l o u i s e M illican, 

The Grand F in a le is p res en te d by 

the en tire co m p a n y .

EL TROYADOR

( C o n tin u e d from p age 6)

Belder!, are in 

h a rm o n y w ith the 

opera. Don Nu no and M an riqu e t e st 

t h e ir str e n g th and sta k e th e ir rank 

to b e lo n g to the n ob le cla ss b y h a z ­
duel. T h e 
ard in g their f a t e to a 
f e n c in g bout giv en b y Jack H a y e r 
and Hubert L ee will ca r r y o u t this 
id ea. W itch c r a f t , so ca lled “ Brim 
extra 
jt-ria,” w ill h a v e play in 
fe a tu r e , the “ G racio so,” a stun t by 
Rh ill ip Hazen and Randall C a n fie ld .
Mu s i c F r o m O p e r a 

in*.* 

Music from th e opera w ill e n h a n c e 
t h e p lay which is a1’ c a d y w ell know n 
t o the gem ral public. H ilda W id en 
w ill s in g a stop run o solo in p a rt o f

Ive on or in the b e st know n parts of 
th e opera. T e n o r solqs w ill be su n g 
b a riton e by 
by Calvin T u b e r v i l l e ; 
know n 
James* A shley. Both 
are 
througou t the ca m p u s, the 
later b e­
c a u se o f his popular s o n g ded icated 
to the co-eds o f the U n iv ers ity , “J u st 
B e ca u se It s Y o u .” Mezzo soprano 
so lo s will lo giv en bj Ed ith Kelly. 
T h er e will also be d u e t parts* w ith 
and Mr. TubervilL*. 
Miss Widen 
oft 
Large anvil chotftyk and ch oru s 
in the back scopes will thrill 
n u n s 
t h e sp ec tators. 
T h ese vocal n u m ­
b ers art u n d er the direction o f David 
G r if fin . T h ere w ill be se v e r a l c r- 
ches'tra s e le c tio n s Under the direction 
o f Mrs. C. E. Mick.

The S panish D ram atics Club put 
on “J o s e ” in 1925, a p a g e a n t in 1926. 
T h e p roduction f o r this year re p r e ­
s e n t s m uch work fo r all con cern ed . 
others who 
Co., S carb rou gh s, and 
e f f e c t s 
It is h oped that the a rtistic 
b e in g striven for will be produced.
th a n k s 

t h e U n iv e r s ity

T h e Club 

Co-op, the U n iv e r s ity P ress, U.o 

DaiJj Texan* the C apitol Engr::*. : 

h ave m ade m a n y p la n s for the p re- 

.mentation o f “ El T r o v a ^ f? ” po;- b!e.

The entire n e t p roceed s will he 

g iv e n over to th e flood r e lie f fu n d .

C row ley W ins Prize

A s Dinner Speaker

A t th e an nu al banquet o f the ll 

ik 

to 

s p e a k i n g 

ooh tests 

L iterary S o c i e t y , Mien C row ley or 
K e re n s won f ir s t p rize in th e a f t e r ­
d in n e r 
Av bu.* 
the w inner o f set ml
S a n d lin w as 
place. 
first
T h e prize o f $15 
place and $ 10 to secon d is an ann j a i 
aw ard 
from S e n a to r Morris S h e p ­
pard, a fo r m e r m e m b e r of the Rush. 
The ladies, w ho w e r e the g u e sts fat* 
tile o cc a sio n , a cted as ju d ges.
th e 

Ilu \
wilt bo hold n e x t S a tu r d a y night, 
for the p u r p ose o f e l e c t in g officers.

fin a l m e e t i n g o f 

The 

Spring Hats

I nc lud ed in th is lot are m a ny Hummer 
h a t s — la rg e brin or th e small clone l i l ­
ting m o d e is both so good tor summer, 
You will n e ed t h e m a f r e d u c e d p r i c e s 
from a stock you kn o w to be good.

M aterials a n d color co m b i­
nations th at are good for late 
sp rin g an d all s u m m e r includ­
e d in this reduction. A ll good 
Vcdues at re g u la r prices b u t 
s o m eth in g you can t a ffo rd to 
miss at these reduced prices.

C o m p le te y o u r w a r d r o b e for 

the s u m m e r now.

All Lingerie Specially Priced
every day at amazingly low prices— 
Standard, staple articles 

that are needle

O U M

SU N D A Y , MAY IS, 1927

Hancock

H A N C O C K : M o n d a y a n d T u e s d a y , “ F r ol i c* e . 

' 2 7 , ” a m usical r e v u e 
d e l uxe ; W e d n e s d a y , S p a n i s h D r a m a t i c * C l u b pre*ents “ El T r o v a d o r ’; 
T h u r s d a y . F r i d a y , a n d S a t u r d a y , W i l l i a m B o y d and E linor F a i r 
in 
“ T h e Y a n k e e C l i p p e r . ”

M A J E S T I C : M i d n i t * M a t i n e e , M o n d a y , T u e s d a y , a n d W e d n e s d a y , 
, Th u r s d a y , F r i d a y , a n d 

J o h n G i l b e r t a n d R e n e e A d o r e e in “ T h e S h o w 

S a t u r d a y , B e b e D a n i e l s in “ S e n o r i t a

Q U E E N : M o n d a y a n d T u e s d a y , M a d g e B e l l a m y in “ T h e T e l e p h o n e 
in 
G i r l ” ; W e d n e s d a y a n d T h u r s d a y , M a e M u r r a y a n d C o n w a y T e a r l e 
“ A l t a r s o f D e s i r e ” ; F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y , L o u i s e D r e s s e r a n d J a s o n 

R o b a r d s in “ W h i t e F l a n n e l s . ”

T E X A S : M o n d a y a n d T u e s d a y , H a r r y L a n g d o n 

S t r o n g 
M a n ” ; W e d n e s d a y a n d T h u r s d a y , B e t t y B r o n s o n in " E v e r y b o d y ' s A c t ­
i n g ” ; F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y , L i l l i an G i s h in " T h e S c a r l e t L e t t e r . ”

“ T h e 

in 

| Harry Langdon W ill 
?k 

O pen T exas W eek

to lo v e , and how he f in a l ly e x p e r ie n ­

ces* r e g e n e r a tio n , m a k e s 

a t e n s e ly 

vivid ta le th a t ru n s th e g a m u t 

o f 

e m o tio n s .

Re n ee A d o r e e p lay s the fe m in in e 

le a d , the r d e o f a girl h i d i n g pas 

s io n a t e ad oration for h e r m an, in a 

tru ly ta le n te d fashion* T h e su p p o r t ­

in g ca st is a c a p a b le o n e an d a t the 

c lim a x there 

is a punch th a t 

is 

a 

m aste r p ie c e o f 

th e 

thrU l-m aker\s

B e d e Daniels* in “ S e n o r it a ” is the 

M ajestic f e a t u r e for th e 

la t te r part 

o f the w e e k c o m m e n c in g its e n g a g e ­
m e n t Th ursd ay.

Majestic

I A sso c ia tio n o f e f fo r t and g e n iu s 

Tramp.' 

Auras show n b y H arry Langdon r e c o n t- 
ifjy w hen he p rom oted Fran k Copra 
to 

f r o m c h ie f c o m e d y c o n s t r u c t o r 
[director.
[ Capra a cted in t h e f o rm er c a p a c ity 
aud 
,pn “ Tramp, T ram p , 
twas p ro m o te d to a directors!!.;) by 
th e sta r on the p ro d u c tio n o f “ T h e 
gFtrong M an ,” hi. 
f ir st N a t i o n a l f e a ­
t u r e co m e d y opi n ing a t the T e x a s 
^Theatre tomorrow*.
I Priscilla B o n n e r, G e rtru d e A . ‘or, 
*j|v (diam V . M on g, R obert M cK im , 
and A rthu r T h a la sso co m p rise Lung 
d un ’s su p p o rtin g c a s t in th is v eh icle, 
-which w as p rod uced u n d e r the m a n ­
a g e m e n t o f W illiam TI. J en n er. 
i In cluded in t h e p rog ram sc h e d u led 
f u r the re m a in d e r o f th e w e e k , the 
B e t t y 
Texas* T h e a t r e 
B r o n s o n in “ E veryb ody V A c t in g 
fo r 
V ed n esd a y an d T h u r sd a y and Lillian 
fur 
in “ T ile Scarlet L e t t e r ” 
Gish 

a n n o u n c e s 

f riday and S a tu rd a y .

,Queen O pens W ith

“T elep h one Girl

JO H N
g i l b e r t

T he Y ankee C lipper”

Is H ancock Feature

W iLUAM B O D - n o NOR FAIR. o h ./ JUNIOR, COGHLAN //UTHE YANKIE CUPPER.* 

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STAGE IS SET FOR OPENING

PERFORMANCE OF “FROLICS

E v e r y t h i n g is set for the p r e s e n ­

F lo r e n c e A llen, B u rt D yke. Ralph 

tation o f “ Frolics o f ’2 7 ” 

for the 

H o w ell, K e n n eth J e r n i g a n , and 

tin 

b e n e f it o f the P o lic e and F ir e m e n ’s 

C h in e se Maid ch oru s 

in which Nan 

R e lie f F u n d tom o r ro w and T u e s d a y 

B e n n e t t , Helen H a m ilto n , Christine 

night. This production f e a t u r e s the 
m ost c ap ab le e n t e r ta in e r s o f A ustin 
and t h e U n iv e r s ity a f t e r th ey has** 
oi 
u n d e r g o n e tw o str e n u o u s w e e k s 
i n te n s iv e tra in in g u n d er Hi** direction 
o f P ierson B uchanan o f 
t h e Chria 
M ing P ro d u c tio n Co.

for 

sc e n e s . 

p e c i a lly d esig n ed 

T h e r e v u e is in tw o p a rts, h a v in g 
f iv e a c t s and seven 
The 
c o s tu m e s and s e tt in g s h a v e been e s ­
th** p rod uc­
tion o f “ F ro lics” by Mr. Buchanan 
and have b een im ported f o r the ce ca 
sion. T h e y are both b e a u tifu l and 
e la b o r a te and p ro m ise to g iv e to the 
sh o w a t w a n g o f the s p e c ta c u la r not 
e x c e l l e d eve n in the p r o fe s s io n a l mu 
sical revues.

It 

include 

T h ir ty m in u te s o f m irth and m e l ­
ody o p e n s tin* p e r f o r m a n c e . 
is 
a m i n s t r e l folio f e a t u r in g as c o m e ­
d ians K e n n e th J er n ig a n , E d d ie W e b ­
Sheppard, 
e r , C lau de V o y le s , Red 
G arland P orter, and Bob Lyles, 
In 
sin gs 
this a c t Mrs. Will S c o t t F in k s 
“ F o r g iv e M e ” 
F lo r e n c e Allen 
and 
g iv e s her v ersion o f th e “ Black B o t ­
t o m . ” L a d ie s and g e n t le m e n o f th'* 
Ju lia M athew s, 
e n s e m b le 
M artha Jo 
J o h n so n , B e ss Tobin, 
N an B e n n e t t , Elian L an ham , A d e le 
H au sels, Martha Ldng, L ouise Milli­
can, R an d le R idley, D oris Clark, 
M a r g a r e t W o o lse y , V ir g in ia M cLeod, 
Liz C oup er, E lizab eth Ross, K ath e ry n 
R o .s , B u r t D y ke, Bob M yers, John 
H or n e , L ee S ignor, R osser Thom as, 
B ig Bull B u f f in g t o n , J im m ie H u f- 
fcr.dick, Carlos Wajjner, Ed Bounds, 
Tom H a r tle y , Marvin B row n, Ralph 
B row n , and H orace Hahh rman.

“ D ip lom a ts at L a r g e ” c o m e s next. 
f e a t u r in g

is a m u sica l p la y le t 

It 

T h e secon d part o f 

C a m p b e ll, V ir g in ia G r if fit h , K ath ­
ryn W h itten , Ieaboli* Maye.;, C a th er­
ine Clark. Sully R u ss e ll, A vonia Urn 
b arger, and A lic e Marie Correl! a p ­
It is in tw o e la b o r a te set*.lea.
peal*. 
the Revue 
opera; with “ The D oll S h o p .” This 
in t w o scenes* and 
divertissement 
f e a t u r e s Mrs. L u th e r T h om pson , Dor 
G r iffith , La V e r n e Leonard (cou rtesy 
V er n a W o o d s ), M artha Jo Johnson 
and Julia M athew s. T h e Living Dolls 
a re Ellen Lanham , N an 
Dork; Clark, Liz C o u p er , V irginia 
M cLeod, arui M argaret W o o lle y .

is 

B enn ett, I 

A 

thrilling, 

in te n s e , 

three 

act J 

c o m e d y en titled “ T o Have Her Hun 
o r,” w ill n e x t be p r e s e n t e d by mom 
hers o f the C urtain C lub. 
Jim m ie 
P a rk e, Tom Oliver, C la u d e V oyles, 
prin­
and Thud S a n d er s h a v e 
cipal roles.

the 

T h en c o m e s the “ V a r sity Peacock 
N ig h t C lub,” 
f e a t u r i n g Gertrude 
S e h o tt e 's V arsity P e a c o c k s Orchestra 
and Albert Quirk, X y lo p h o n e artist. 
Vi bvt O vita Gulp 
is h o s te ss and E. 
C. M onroe, host, and th e e n t e r ta in ­
in clu d e j o h n A lle n S tep h en son , 
e r s 
Mrs. Will Scott F in k s, ('hairline Gre­
g o r y , Red S h ep h erd , Myrde* louts H o l­
ly w o o d Jack, and V iv ia n Spiller and 
L ou is N ew b jll 
o f V erna 
W o o d s ) . T h e ch o r u s n um bers pre­
inclu d e t h a t o f the Radium 
se n t e d 
Girls*—-Florence A lle n , 
Juim M at­
h e w s. Martha Jo J o h n s o n , Nan B e n ­
n e t t, E llen Lanhan, anti B ess T ob in ; 
thai o f the L on ely M elody Girta— 
E lle n L an ham , E l iz a b e t h C oop er, 
E lizab eth Ross, D o ris C laik , V irg in ­
ia M cL eod, and Kathryn 
and 
t h a t o f the V a rsity P ea c o ck G irls—

( c o u r t e s y 

J a y ; 

M IDN1TE M A T IN E E
TON1TE 
ALSO 
MON., TUES., W ED.

M ajestic M idnight 
t M atinee P lays “ S h ow

SOHN GILBERT

M onday a n d T u e s d a y

H arry Langdon

M O N D A Y

T U E S D A Y

R em c Adores* 
Lionel Bai ry m o r e

HANCOCK
THEATRE 
M A V ie - 17.

A wither 
the 
triumph 
- ta rs o f “The Big P a rad e” 
reunited for the first time.

for 

O r g a n S o l o 
A d d i s o n B a i l e y at t he 
W u r l j t z e r

P u b l i x N e w s

“ O n G u a r d

Thurs,, Fri., Sat,
B ebe D aniels

•gl 
The most unusual Musi-
I 
luxe ever 
ai 
r evue d e 
9 
r o d ’u c e r t by Austin’s 
m ablest tal ent and others
3 
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II 
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C o m e e a r ly a u d a v o id th o rugj*

Relief Fund
R e se r v ed S e a ts
$2.00, $1.50, $1.00 

B E N E F IT

“ V a r s i t y P e a n u t L o f t ,

A B i r t h d a y P r e s e n t ? T h e Ti aas 
f c r a y e a r . P u b l i c a t i o n s ' 

R a n g e r 

B u s i n e s s O f f i c e s , B. H a l l .

S e n i o r ! — K f e p u p wi t h t h e C a m p u s 
H a v e t h e T e x a n f o l l o w y o u a l w a y s 
f o r 
C a l l a t B . H a i l a nd a r r a n g e 
t h e p a p e r t o f o l l o w y o u w h e n y o u 
l e a v e t h e c a m p u s .

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S h e D o ?

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Proposition of Existing School 
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BASEBALL

SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1927

 
UM.Scai brough & Sons_____
THE MEN’S COLLEGIATE SHOP

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beautiful arid refreshed.

Our process of cleaning rejuvenates your dresses.
Let the experts in our plant handle your work.

f l e a nin g— Press i ng— D y el n g 
Note the change of phone number

Linens 

Nurotex, Golfo and Raymo

So many college men have been getting their 
( lothes at Scarbrough’s that special attention has 
been given to selecting models and styles that 
University men demand.

In these mid-summer clothes you’ll find a 
cloth ideal in their breezy coolness, sm art in 
their drape and fit, attractive in their manifold 
patterns and shades, and definitely economical 
in their service and price.

See the University models— styled like the 
heavier woolen suifcH-clover notch, three but­
ton wide loose hanging trousers.

Scarbrough’s Special
SIX DOLLAR SHOES
$6.00

; N i r % w 

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FMScarbrough & Sons

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THE DAILY TEXAN
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

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c h a r a c t e r y every move of P. K.*s employees, 
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