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The First College Daily in the South

The Weather

T u e s d a y : I n c r e a s i n g c l o u di ­
ness; n o t m u c h c h a ng e 
in 
t e m p e r a t u r e .

B y T I L L I E IMMEL

“The longer I live iii this 
beautiful world the mort' I 
realize that truth is only won
by those w ho want 
it. And
those who w a n t it Can find it.
My father wanted truth and
o f
found it,” w e r e 
Count Ilya T o lsto y, in his lec tu re 
.. A u stin H igh School M o n - I 

the words 

NEW ARTICLES 
PASS MONDAY 
B Y ASSEMBLY

My f a t h e r w as borp IOO y e a rs Bart 

of C on stitu tion 

VOL. XXX

M

Quorum and 
Changes. 
Raw and a
Bit Chcwcy.

 M A T H E R H ELD
STRANGE IDEAS 
SAYS TOLSTOY

Russian M o d eled L ife 
O n 3 0 Special 
L a w s

AIDED PEASANTS

W orks G u id e d by Idea 
O f D iv in e P ow er 
O v e r Man

Tho Students* Assembly m e t 
la s t night. T h a t is, those w ho a t ­
te nded th e m ee tin g met.

It seem s to Good M orning t h a t 
w hen th e Assembly was to m e e t 
to consider the re c om m en dation s 
I lade by the C onstitutional C o n - 1 
volition, which was itself a p p o in t 
ed by the Assembly, th a t th e oc- j 
caman would prove oi e no ug h m o ­
m e n t th a t all the m em bers o f the 
A ssembly would have been pres- j 
cnt.

Instead of th a t, how ever, only 
enough m em bers to c o n s titu te a 
qu orum w ere present. A t one 
tim e th e m e e tin g was t h r e a te n e d 
w ith having 
to ad jo u rn w h e n a 
m e m b er s ta te d th e re was no q u o ­
r u m p re se n t. When the roll was 
th e r e 
called, 
w ere ju s t e nough to tr a n s a c t b u s­
iness.

it was 

found 

t h a t 

reason w hy 

P e rh a p s one 

so 
o rig in a lly 
m a n y m e m b e rs were 
•elected f o r the Assembly is th a t
th e very f a c t of the la r g e n e ss of 
he body would almost m a k e f o r ! ja , 

ough being p resen t to do bu s­

•

iness.

such e x tre m e 

Good M orning thinks that this 
is no s ta te of a f f a irs fo r th e la w ­
m aking body of the s t u d e n t gov­
e r n m e n t to be in. W hen m a t t e r s 
o+ 
im p o rta n c e as 
t h a t of ac tin g on proposed c h a n g e s 
th e S t u ­
in th e con stitu tion of 
d e n ts ’ Association 
ev ery 
m e m b e r o f the Assembly should be 
p r e s e n t, all o th e r m a tte r s to the 
c o n tr a r y no tw ithstanding.

arise, 

H owever, th e p a rt of th e c o n sti­
tu tio n which was approved by th e 
A ssem bly last night 
fo r s u b m is ­
sion to the s tu d e n t body needed 
c l a n g i n g and 
there is no d o u b t 
t h a t the changes reco m m en ded by 
the convention and by the A sse rn- 
I ly a re wise ones and should be 
considered with utm ost c a re by 
th e s tu d e n ts of 
t,he U niversity . 
W hen th e changes have been r e c ­
om m ended by the c onvention and 
by the Assembly 
there should be 
some good reason for th e chan ges.

night. 

Pe rh a p s 

Good M orning wishes to im press 
th e fa c t th a t no several m e m b e r 
of the A ssembly is being c o n d e m n ­
ed fo r his absence from th e m e e t ­
ing last 
th e r e 
m ight have been some good r e a ­
son. H ow ever, if th ere w e re no 
good reaso n, and the s tu d e n t m e m ­
ber of t h a t body merely n e g le c te d
j r f be presen t, such an a c t is a n in­
ks ju stic e to the s tu d e n t body. W e
hope t h a t a full m e m be rship wrll 
be p re se n t a t the T h u rs d a y n ig h t 
m eeting.

* * *

And a n o th e r “yellow s h e e t ’,’ hit 
th e cam pus yesterday. 
T h e old 
B lu n d e rb u ss was revived. And 
having been 
several 
dead 
te rm s th e publication was s u r p r i s ­
fre sh , w ithout m e n tio n in g 
ingly 
the f a c t t h a t it was also 
r a t h e r 
raw , a n d we magine f o r t h a t r e a ­
son r a t h e r tough to chew f o r c e r ­
ta in persons mentioned 

f o r 

All we a r e w ond erin g 

ju s t 
how long it will tak e th e m e m b e rs 
o f th e fa c u lty who have su ch m a t ­
te rs as this coming 
u n d e r th e ir 
d uties to find o ut the p u b lis h e r — 
f o r they usually do, you know .

th e re in .
is 

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hi

VERSUS CLUB CALL 

MEETING POSTPONED

The special m eeting o f V ersus 
Club scheduled for M on day a f t e r ­
noon was postponed a n d th e c lu b ’s 
plans will be discussed a t th e reg 
u ia r m e e tin g F rid a y a t 5 o ’clock.
M em bers of the club will dis­
cuss the postponing of th e a nnua! 
held 
b a n q u e t which was 
A pril 0 a t the Driskiil H otel. 

to be 

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HENDERSON SPEAKS 

AT P. T. A. MEETING

Dr. J. L. H enderson, p ro fe sso r 
o f se co nd a ry education, will speak 
on “ Adolescence” a t th e d is tric t 
the P a r e n t- T e a c h e r s ’ 
m e e tin g o f 
Association a t Carrizo 
Springs 
this Tuesday.

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FIVE. STUDENTS NOW 

ON HOSPITAL U ST

south

o f 
ago, about 120 miles 
Moscow. H e belonged to an old 
family 
t h a t h ad come to Russia 
22 g e n e ra tio n s ago. As a child 
have peculiar 
he was kn o w n to 
ideas all his ow n. F o r 
instance, 
he did not 
like th e shape of his 
eyebrows, so on e day he shaved 
them off. A n o th e r time he had 
an idea t h a t he could fly, he w e n t 
upstairs and f r o m the second flo o r j 
jumped out w ith his knees in his] 
hands and h oped to fly. B u t he 
never trie d i t again.
“ F o r him th e 

c o m m a n d ­
live 
ments w ere not, enough to 
by. He 
by
20 others 
which fie m o d e le d his life. One 
of these w as, ‘If you think, use 
ail powers of# y o u r brain, do n o t 
think su p e r f ic ia lly .” Only w h e n 
you are able to relax your b r a in , 
to clear it o f all fo rm s of th o u g h t, 
will you be a b le to concentrate.

ten 

soldier, 

“ At the a g e of 21 my f a t h e r 
volunteered a s a 
an d 
was t r a n s f e r r e d to Sebastopol. I n 
1861 he w e n t b ack to Russia a n d 
took p a r t in 
liberating the p e a s ­
ants o f t h a t co u n try .

“ It w a s a t th e age of .” 5 th a t 
th e 
he m arried , a n d here begins 
life. My
second pe rio d o f 
m other w as his secretary, and he
fa m -
was v ery h a p p y with 
ily.

his 

his 

“ The t h i r d p eriod of my f a t h ­
ers’ life w as his moral stru g g le . 
This began w h e n he was a b o u t 48 
years old. H e realized th a t th e r e 
was n o th in g in money th a t fa m ily . 
lives and loves pass away leaving 
nothing, b u t th e g re a t thing t h a t I 
remains a lw a y s is religion. I b e - j 
lieve t h a t t h o ‘R esurrection’ is th e 
in 
best ex a m p le o f his religion 
of 
literatu re. T h e guiding idea 
all his w o rk s is t h a t the K ing do m 
of God is in all of us, and in o u r 
lives. T h e G olden Rule works in 
all re la tio n s, in the political a n d 
scientific a s well as in te rn a tio n a l,
“ My f a t h e r once said t h a t he 
envied R o b in so n Crusoe. He h a d 
a desire in his la te r life to live 
away f r o m every on e, One n ig h t 
he left his h o m e and on the t r a i n 
he becam e sick. A t a little s t a ­
tion he w a s p u t off and 
ta k e n 
to a bed in th e home of th e s t a ­
c a m e 
tion m a ste r. M y m other 
with two physicians but he died 
a week la te r.

th e 

w ith 

“ W hen w e asked him w here he 
wanted to be b u rie d he said, ‘B u ry 
little green s tic k .’
me
N ear his h o m e he had often show n 
me a sp ot w h e re he said a little 
green stic k w a s buried, On 
it 
was w r i t t e n a magic word, which 
would m a k e all happy. My f a t h e r 
found t h a t stick, and fo un d 
th e 
It w as love.”
word. 

C o u n t T o ls to y was 

in tro d u c e d 
by Mrs. G e o rg e Naile, p re s id e n t 
of the A m e ric a n Legion A uxiliary , 
which s p o n s o r e d the lecture h ere . 
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DAVIS GIVEN $1200 

COWLES FELLOWSHIP

Charles Edw in Davis, g r a d u a t e 
student in th e University, has b e e n 
appointed f o r th e Cowles F e llo w ­
ship o f $ 1,20 0 f o r study in Y a le 
U niversity in 1929-30.

The hospital list includes only 
five University students, accord- 
to the reports received from 
e University Health Service. 
Infirmary are: 

Davis re ce iv e d his bachelor o f 
a r t s d e g r e e in 1028, and will r e ­
ceive hi* m a s t e r o f a rts in J u n e . 
Be was f o r m e r ly an assista n t 
in 
g o v ern m e n t, a n d is now a t u t o r in 
Those at Seton 
the d e p a r t m e n t of governm ent. H e 
E lizab eth Brady, Patrick Cand
has b een a m e m b e r of the d e b a t- 
ir.g te a m , a n d won first place in
lt-r, an d Edw ard Mirele*. E rn e s t
Quin a n d Robeson B a r k e r a r e at j the state oratorical contest last 

*9 Hospital. 

| ^ 

(y e a r

‘R etreat’ o f S ta r 

Caused b y W eird 

Sounds in Closet

One night a s t a r q uarterback 
o f the Longhorn fo otball team 
r e tu rn e d home r a t h e r late and 
proceeded to bed i n due course.
As the young m a n was just 
of 
dosing off into 
t h o arms 
Morpheus, the m id n ig h t 
air 
w a s broken by w e ir d groans, 
moans, and s c r e a m s which is­
sued un m istakably fro m the in­
te r io r of the c l o t h e s closet.

Young Eddie d id not wait 
his 
to determine 
t h e cause; 
and 
“ g h o s ts ,” 
mind thought 
and 
h is feet said, “ r e t r e a t , ” 
th erew ith 
according­
a c t e d 
ly, much to th e a m u se m e n t of 
ce rtain of his f r i e n d s who had 
p u t the S p e a k o p h o n e record on 
th e well 
portable 
c o n c e a le d 
victrola.

AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1929.

No. 157

Longhorns Sweep 
Wildcat Series by 
Winning Final 7-6

U. T. ORATORS 
SELECTED FO R 
WILMOT FINALS

S ix G irls 

a n d S ix 

B o y s N a m e d to 
C o m p e te

TITLES LISTED

C o n test F in a ls to 
H eld M o n d a y , 
A p ril 8

B:

Six girls and six boys were 
alternoon 
selected Monday 
and Monday night respective­
ly t o compete for the tw en ti­
eth annual Wilmot Freshm an 
Declamation Contest finals to I 
be held Monday night, A pril H.

The girls selected a n d their de*] 

Isa­
“ A j 

o f L ockh art, 

clamation.-* a r c as follows: 
belle A h rens 
fo r C u b a ” ; D alind a R o d ri­
Plea 
quez o f Mission, “ A m ericans 
of 
F o re ig n B irth ” ; M a rgue rite O b er-j 
ham pf of A nderson, “ Im m o rta l-; 
tty ’; M ary G race Milam of Soy-J 
m our, “ B a ttle s of P e a c e ” ; M ada-; 
h o n e A drian of Austin, “ Lost We 
I F o r g e t ” ; K a th e rin e Jo Spiller ofj 
j Austin, “ A b ra h a m Lincoln,”

The boys selected w e re : F r a n k 
e I A lvarado of San A n to n io ; B e n n e tt 
f-ay of Hallettsville, H ow ard M a r­
tin of W ichita Falls, A. G. Mc- 
Nccse of ‘H u b b a rd , E d g a r Pfeil 
of San A ntonio, Louis R e n fro w of 
T e x a s City.

T h e boys’ speeches include such 
I su b je c ts as “ E d u c a tio n ,” ‘‘D eath 
(o f B enedict A rnold,” 
“ Exper- 
“ A m e ric a n ism : Spiritual 
j ien ce,” 
j a n d Physical,” “ S p ir it o f E n th u - 
of This 
j siasm ,” “ Public D uty 
and

a n d “ H ap piness 

Both boys a n d girls will coma
final c o n te st Monday
^ jn 
night. H ow ever, th** a w a rd s will
be s e p a ra te , th e w in ning boy and 
the 
girl each receiving $25 a n d 
ru n n e r s -u p each receiv in g $15 in 
books.

TOLSTOY GIVES 
INTERVIEW FOR 
DAILY TEXAN

Spiritual R e fin e m e n t 
A n d M aterialism 
D iscu ssed

Special Series 
O f E xam inations 
Held A pril 5-11

Th*' schedule for postponed e x ­
am inations, advanced sta n d in g ex 
fm in a tio u s, anti condition exam 
iiiations is as follows:

F rid a y , April 5: English, public 

speaking, and Cree! .

S a tu rd a y , April (J: history, c u e 
g o vern m ent, 
immies, 
p yehol >gy, a nthrop olog y, philos­
ophy, and en gineering.

sociology, 

Monday, April 8; b u sin ess a d ­
m inistration. e ducation, and m a th ­
ematics. 

*

T uesday, April it: m odern lang­

uages and Latin,

W ednesday, April 

IO; physics, 
c hem istry, zoology, botany , b ac­
teriology, and geology.

T h u rsd a y , April 11 : All oilier 

exit mi na I ions.

The ex a m in a tion s will be held 
.n
E du ca tio n Building 204 a t 2
•'ch.ck. Conflicts may be a r r a n g e d 
at the R e g istrar's office.
the 

last special series 
which will be o ffe re d to stu d e n ts 
who made conditions in, or p ost­
poned exam ination s th e final se­
ries of May, 1928.

This 

is 

A new p o r tr a it of Senor Dr. 
Don R ica:do J. Alfaro, minis­
t e r to the U nited S tates 
from 
P a n a m a . Dr. A lfaro i : one of 
the most p o p u la r m em bers of 
the Diplomatic colony.

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BLUNDERBUSS
RAISES IRE OF BAND APPEARS 
POLICE C H 1EFIN EDINBURGH
MONDAY NIGHT

S ca n d a l S h eet P rin ts 
Q u estio n n a ire on 
S e x

O lso n and D y k e S ta g e 
C o lle g ia te R e v u e 
O n T o u r

CONFERENCE OF! 
ALUMNI MEETSj 
TODAY AT I#

M cG ill, S n ow , Q u illan, 
W illis, K n o x 
l o S p ea k

The district conference of 
the American Alumni Council 
I will meet at the Y. M. C. A.
I today a t IO o’clock, 
j William L. McGill, presi- 
! dent of tho Ex-Students’ As­
sociation, will deliver the address 
of welcome to the alumni.
I Miss Florence Snow president 
of the A merican A lum ni council, 
j will respond with g re e tin g s from 
the council and will give a history 
o f a lum ni work.

A lum ni q u e s t io n s will he dis- 
I cussed by Texas alum ni s e c re ta ­
ries. E. E. Quillen, s e c r e ta r y of 
A & M. ex-students, will talk on 
“ O u r M ethod of Fin a n c ia l Sup­
p o rt.” Miss Louise E. Willis, al­
umni s e c re ta ry of B a y lo r U niver­
sity, wtH speak on “ W h a t Our 
Alumni Office Does 
in Relation 
to U n d e rg r a d u a te s .” Miss Ruth 
th e ex-stu­
Knox, 
se c re ta ry of 
d e n ts ’ association , a t G. 
I. A. 
will re a d a paper on “ T h e O rg a n ­
isation and M am ta in en c e o f a For-

Not .since the spring of 1925 
had the Blunderbuss made its 
appearance on the University 
Campus until Monday, when
it appeared with the sex q u es-1 stop on th e itinerary o f the I pier S tu d e n t D irectory.” 
Ucnnaire of the University of Longhorn Band w h en the ini~; W ilfred B. Rh«w, see
Missouri, which 
offic ials here have suppressed 
ail o th e r ca m p u s publications.
No action has been ta k e n , 

tial concert of th e second 
tour o f the year w as pre­
sented there M onday night. 
The band le f t th e U n iv e rsity S u n ­
day a fte r n o o n a t 2 o ’clock.

r o ta ry of 
th e A lum ni Association a t 
the 
is to be 
U n iversity of Michigan, 
the principal speaker a t the a f t e r ­
lead 
noon session. L a te r ho will 
a g en e ra l discussion 
to 
a lum ni problems.

the U niversity 
in 

Edinburgh w as the 

r e la tin g 

g h o r u

first 

a c ­
c ording to Dean V. I. Moore, dean 
of s tu d e n t life a t the U niversity. 
Police w ere understood to be m ak­
ing a n in v e stig a tio n of Die p u b li­
cation issued Monday.

B e s id e s 

the sex q u estion naire, 
th e B lu n d e rb u ss carried countless 
re f e r e n c e s to c e rta in 
individuals, 
sororities, and fra te rn itie s.

COWBOYS ELECT 

17 NEW MEMBERS

O th e r places 

to be visited by 
the band befo re its r e t u r n to A us­
tin S a tu rd a y , April 6, 
include 
P harr, San Benito, Weslaco, and 
o th e r towns along the Valley. A 
in 
trip was made to th e Valley 
1927.

B u r n e tt P h a rr, d ir e c to r of 

the 
band, and Mrs. V. I. Moore, c h a p ­
e ron, a re acco m p a n y in g th** band, j
The pro g ra m p r e s e n te d is su p ­
p lem ented by a collegiate revue, 
staged by Red S h e p p a rd , Carl Ol­
son, and B u rt Dyke, in c o n ju n c ­
the 
tion with th e m e m b ers of 
band, with S heppard a c tin g as m as­
t e r o f ceremonies.

F o r the first Urine, T e x a s will 
have an 
indep end en t con ference. 
Since th e m eeting last y e ar with 
th e 
the 
south-central g ro u p a t 
U niversity o f Mississippi, Texas 
has been named as the te n th dis­
tric t of the council.

THETA SIGMA PHI 
TO MEET TODAY

a t 

ITniversity Cowboys elected 17 
new m e m b e rs a t a m eeting Mon­
d a y night 
the Y. M. C. A.. 
Those e lected w e re : Jim m ie Max­
well, Pat Coon, Lewis Day. Sam 
W oodw ard, S tanley H a g a n , J a m e s 
M cCurdy, Lewis Pollok, 
( a r t e r 
B assett, Bruce B u rn e tt, Bubba 
Scott 
Return anti, H ugh Dunlap, 
W ii key, Bob C a rr, Tom Ables. 
Jo h n n ie W alker, M aurie Powell, 
J. P. Davidson.

R. L. (B u ck ) M u rra y , bachelor 
of law degree 1920, who was re­
cently nam ed by G ov erno r Dan 
the Special 
Moody as ju d g e of 
visited 
D istrict C rim inal C o u rt, 
Association
E x - S tu d e n ts ’ 
the 
R e g u la r initiation for new mem- h e a d q u a r te r s Monday. He will

jo urnalism 

R. L. MURRAY VISITS

M embers of T h e ta Sigm a Phi, 
w o m e n ’s 
f r a te r n ity , 
may secure th e ir tic k e ts f o r the 
second a n n u a l M atrix T able to be 
the
held S a tu rd a y , A pril 13, on 
ON CAMPUS MONDAY Roof o f the Ste p h e n F . Austin
Hotel, a t the m e tin g to be held 
this T u esd ay 
o’clock, in B. Hall 135, acco rding 
to L o re n a D rum m ond, business 
m a n a g e r o f the M atrix T able. 
Those who a r e u n a b le 

a f te r n o o n , 

B y B O B CANT RE LL
T E X A N S P O R T S E D I T O R

Com bining seven hits w i t 1* 
eight errors and three bast * 
on b alls, th e Steers w on a 
ra g g ed ly played fra y from 
the N orthw estern W ild c a ts 
by a 7-6 count Monday a f t e r ­
noon. E ven though they won, th e 
S teers lo st heavily when Dun* y 
Rhoads’ r ig h t hand was 
broken 
when he sw u ng into a cu rv e b ab 
took
in
Dusty on th e right hand, and an 
X-ray re v e a le d th a t several bone 

The ball 

f o u r th . 

th e 

I had b een broken.

th e 

p a r t 

T he S te e rs counted a tally H 
; the second on two errors, a p e r ­
fect sac rific e by Rees, and a one 
base blow by Railton. Dum b base 
of Do 
r u n n in g on 
Leach c o st them a n o th e r m a rk e r, 
when h e loafed on th e w ay fro m 
th ird to home, and was c a u g h t by 
R o ja n ’s p e r f e c t whip to th e pac. 
The v isito rs had a last cha n c e t > 
Ja c o b s 
tally in 
th e f irs t when 
who o p e n e d 
a 
double, pulled a “b o n e r” a n d wa 
and 
chased dow n between th ir d 
second.

the a f f a ir w ith 

In th e th ir d , the Lon gho rns add 
cd a tr io o f tallies on f o u r e rror* 
and a single by Rees. H u gh es was 
bi 
safe w h en Schw artz booted 
roller, stole second, and 
scored 
when Kadison 
threw H ig g i ir ' 
roller into the wide open s p a v ­
in *he im m ed iate vicinity of tie- 
initial sack. Hopkins w aited on* 
a pass. W a lk e r got 
firs*
easily w h e n Kadison un co rk ed ar* 
other, allow ing Higgins to s c a r '1, 
a f t e r th e S te e r left fie ld e r h i d 
the * 
pilfered second. Oliphant 
booted L e a c h ’s drive, a n d W alke 
scored, b u t Hopkins was head *<! 
f o r tho p late and run dow n bo 
tween th ir d and home. Rees C r ' 
un co rk ed a single into c e n t e r t i l * 
but R ailton w en t oui S c h w a rU to 
O liphant.

to 

P e e p le s w ent to the mourn! f . 

‘ lie I V a n d e n b u r g ’s 

in the f o u r th no s 
the D ischm en 
was g r e e te d with a salvo of ba ' 
blows b y V andenburg, C lin k * •»* 
and Kadison which n e tte d a b r to 
of tallies. Things “ rocked alo g 
like th is until the sixth w h en th** 
S te e r infield b le w .u p , a n d Hr 
W ildcats chased a duo o f ta! i 
across th e p latter. A f te r Schwa***. • 
to Walker, H onk n 
had p opped 
roller drib**1 
t h r o u g h 
Peep!-* 
his underpins. 
lost th e location of the plate, «*»*> i 
fi> 
O liph an t strolled down to 
to fc'* 
Rojan s e n t Hughes back 
cliffs in c e n te r field fo r his dkH 
K adison shot a single 
betw<> • > 
s h o rt a n d third, scoring V a n d c : 
burg, a n d Oliphant took third when 
the drive. H r 
H opkins booted 
his 
Leach th e n committed 

. 

f p s
.
I r e n i c

>
C o u n tr y ,” 
IO o’clock uuttkj L ib e rty .”
that body 

•

A c c e p te d ; Meet 
T h u r s d a y

Suspending 

r tx I 
th o 
should 
w h e r e b y m e a s u r e s 
h ave 
readings b e ­
several 
fore the S t u d e n t s ’ Assembly 
before a vote is taken, 
the 
Assem bly la s t/ n i g h t voted to 
approve Articles I , 2, 3, and 4 of 
th e Students 
th e constitution o f 
Association as r e v is e d and approv­
ed last Friday n i g h t by the Con-
stitutional C o n v e n tio n . Tho assem 
lily adjourned a t 
th e regular m e e t i n g of 
which will 
night. 

be c a lle d t h u r s d a y I 

d e a l i n g with 

legislative b o d y on the new 

Articles 5 an d C> o f the revised 
constitution, 
the 
T e x a s Student P u b lic a tio n s, Inc. j 
an d with p ro v isio n s of a general J 
n a tu re , were r e a d b e fo re the As­
sem bly by R o b e rt Kike! along with j 
th e other a rtic le s o f the constitu­
tion, hut no a c tio n was taken by j 
th e 
c hanges proposed 
to be made int 
re g a rd to the s t u d e n t publications j 
Barely a n u o r u m of the Stu
d e n t s ’ Assembly w a s present 
at
th e meeting, a n d t h e body a t one 
tim e was moved t o adjourn when 
one member s t a t e d th e re was no 
quorum present. H owever, upon 
a roll call 
th a t
enough m em bers w e r e preesnt to 
tra n s a c t business o f the Students’ 
Association.

it w a s 

shown 

Members of t h e Constitutional 
Convention whiVh was recently 
authorized by t h e assembly were 
present at the m e e ti n g .

* By LOUI S S H A P I R O

, 

The most 

“ A m erica 

. w orlds, grav itatin g 

is like a huge 
s i g n if i c a n t change 
star hovering b e tw e e n tw o 
from the p r e s e n t p o rtio n of 
the
slo w ly
... 
.. 
t o w a r d th e one o f Spiritual
constitution d e a l i n g with the exe- 
cutive d e p a r tm e n t is that of cen" I refinem en t but still savoring 
m aterja l d eg en era c y
t r a c t i o n of f i n a n c i a l powers o f; 
th e president, j q{ t h e o t h e r « C o u n t Tolstoy, son
in 
th e association 
A nother change m a d e in this div­ o t th e g r e a t Russian 
novelist.
in a n sw e r to 
ision is that o f m o v i n g the date of j fo rc e fu lly declared 
t h e student e le c tio n s from the first I 
the prog 
Tuesday in M ay u n t il the second ! reg< of thjg n a tio n .
Tuesday in A pril. 

q uestion co nc e rning 

f 

l l , a t 5 
ber* will be held April 
o'clock. Mock initiation will 
be 
held the m o rn in g of the sam e flay 
a t 
l l a. rn. w est of th e Main 
Building.
 

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Q 

 

The changing o f th ree seats of 
office in the A s s e m b ly is the mos 
significant c h a n g e shown in th a t 
division dealing w ith the legisla­
tive dep artm en t.

I. D,* 

Abolition of t w o councils, 

and 
th e setting of o n e S tu d e n ts’ Coun­
cil to be com po sed o f a chairman, 
f o u r men, and t h r e e women, in its 
place is the m a j o r change made in 
th e judicial 
the 
proposed c o n s tit u tio n .

d e p a r t m e n t by 

I t is likely t h a t the Students’ 
Assembly will v o t e to have pub­
lished in full t h e revised consttu- 
ap­
tion when th e y h a v e finally 
proved the rec o m m e n d a tio n s 
of 
the C o n stitu tio n a l Convention.

POLITICAL SCIENCE 

QUARTERLY ISSUED

“ The M a n d a te s System 

and 
Public O p in io n ” 
by Quincy 
V, right Is p u b lis h e d in the South­
western P olitical a n d Social Sci­
issued March 29. 
ence Q ua rte rly 
O th er articles 
this issue a re : 
in 
Jaco b Viner’s “ In te r n a tio n a l Fi­
nance and B a l a n c e o f Power Di­
plomacy,” C R. F a y ’s article on 
in America, 
livestock p r o d u c e r s 
also “ Early M e a t Packing Plants 
in Texas ” a n d Racial Attitudes 
end Sentim en ts ”

The board o f editors of 

the 
publication c o n s is ts o f Dr. C. P. 
Patterson, Dr. George W. Stock­
ing, ami Dr, M a x $ . Handman.

CL.UB GIVES PICNIC

GRADUATE HISTORY 

th is 

college boys an d girls par-
tie u la rly em phasize 
tug-of- 
w a r ^ t w e e n m aterial*!* an d spir-
itu a iism ,” he con tinu ed. “ W hen I 
le c tu r e d a t some o f the u n iv e rsi­
ties in this c o u n tr y , I met m any 
in te lle c tu a l .students deeply i n t e r ­
este d in s p iritu a l problem s. But 
when I saw these girls m ore in te r
ashed 
dresses, sm e a rin g th e i r faces w ith t r a i n , th e y will meet 
pow er and rou ge a nd th e ir 
with 
and 
fre a k is h dances, my h e a r t becam e I 
sad.

in du lg in g 

o f t h e i r 

lipstick, 

length 

th e 

in 

in

The G r a d u a t e H istory Club will 
this T u e s ­

m e e t a t 4 :3 0 o ’clock 
d ay a t th e e a st e n tra n c e o f 
lib ra ry to go on a picnic to 
“ Top o f th e W orld.” 

th e ; 
th e 
In case of
ar- 
a t

-the
lunch

in 

lips I chives room a n d have 

the U n iv ersity Commons.

te n d en c ie s 

th eir social 

ACADEMIC FACUlTY 

MELTING POSTPONED

“ I saw' the need of e n c o u ra g in g ! 
the individual in th e m to s u p e r - j 
to I 
sede 
m aterialism a nd im itation. T h e ir]
civilization was o f the kind t h a t f a c u ity whk,h was ^ have 
m ade them w a n t to look a l i t e , act 
alike, and finally think alike. And 
that is why I am here to d a y — to 
ch a n g e th e ir tend encies into a love 
of w h at is spiritual and individual, 
re g a rd le ss o f how a b s tr a c t. ”

The m e e tin g of the academ ic
been
o’clock 
held this T u e sd a y a t 
has been postponed 
ind efin itely 
because! o f a conflict with a m e e t­
ing o f th e g ra d u a te facuity , a c ­
c o rd in g to Dr. L L. Click, secre­
t a r y to the academic facu lty. 

5 

In general a p p e a r a n c e Tolstoy

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is o f 

i m c c t a p I J I I

W IL L M E L I A r K I L 

it decidedly heavy-set. His face f -rfT V A C CWZ IMI P l I I R 
show s a full rotundity, bu t h a s a 
sh a rp chin. He has a long, grey J 
beard . His fo reh e a d 
th e I 
So c ra tic cast, being v e ry broa d .

the T exas Swim­
the Y. 
in 
m in g C lub will meet 
M. C. A. t h is T uesday night, at 
un- 7 :1 5 o'clock, f o r the purpose of 
distant to the r e g is tr a r, r e tu r n e d I sig n in g eligibility cards, and 
for 
to h e r office M onday a f t e r aft ab-I ta k in g a ction on final plans 
f o r 
ba*I th e m e e t w ith A. & M, which will 
se nee of several days, S h e 
b e e n c o nfined to her home by ill-1 b t held at Deep Eddy S a tu rd a y 
ness, 

CARRINGTON RETURNS 

Miss D orothy C a r rin g to n , 

I nig ht, A pril 6.

M em b ers of 

----------

ten d the m eeting should coronium- fre n z y .
cate with L orena D ru m m on d be­
f o re 5 o ’clock since no m em ber 
to pu rc h a se tickets 
will be able 
a f t e r 
it was a n ­
nounced.

the m eeting, 

take office 

in J u n e .

Mr. M urray was a m em ber of 
Delta K ap pa Epsilon 
f r a te rn ity , 
Sigm a Delta Chi, G o fe r Law So­
s ta f f , U niversity 
ciety, T e x an 
P ress Club, G e rm an Club, Inter- 
f r a t e r n ity Council, a n d the base­
ball squad.

3 NEW MEMBERS 
IN SIGMA DELTA CH!

T he election of 13 new m em ­
bers to Sigma D elta Chi, h o n o r­
jo u rn a listic f r a te r n it y , was 
a ry 
a nn ou nc e d M onday 
by Louis 
Baethe, president. Those elected 
w e re : A lb e rt Nibltng, T hurm a n 
Covey, J. C. W atkins, W ilburn 
Yan Fleet, Dale Miller, 
F red 
M ontgom ery, William B r i a n 
Spinks, William Biters, David 
Hall, K enneth Fink, C h a rle s I>e- 
vall, Ja c k K ru e g e r, a n d 
“ Bill” 
Dyer.

 

 

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JUDGE RHEA VISITS 

UNIVERSITY CAMPUS

Ju d g e William A le x a n d e r Rhea, 
pro fessor in th e school of law at 
S o u th ern M ethodist University, 
was a visitor on 
the University 
ca m p u s S atu rd ay . J u d g e Rhea was 
a m em ber of the U niversity law
faculty from 1919 to 1925,
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HILL PLAYS AT VESPERS
Miss Grace Hill p layed several 
piano selections a t V espers Mon­
day a fte rn o o n - 
“ A R om ance” 
a n d “ N o v elette ” ^by Schu m ann 
w ere tw o o f the selections 
p r e ­
__ Z ^ 
sented . 

....J .....

 

I m p o r ta n t plans re g a r d in g 
the 
b a n q u e t will be discussed a t the 
m eeting.

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WINNERS OF ESSAY 
CONTEST ANNOUNCED

Malvin M ontgom ery with h i s ; 
essay on “ B ro th ers” an d E z e q u ie l!
Salinas with “ To M a rry o r not to j 
M a rry ” won, 
a n d .second prizes 
the E. P. 
Choice Essay Contest, Dr. E. M. 
C lark, professor 
in English, has 
a nnounced.

respectively, 

in 

E. P. Choice of Lake P rovi­
dence, Louisiana, o ffe rs two pr izes 
of $15 and $19 to the tw o best 
essays su b m itte d as class e x e r­
cises by m embers o f English IS 
d u r in g the fall sem ester.

J u d g e s this y ear w ere Dr. J. B. 
Wha rev, Miss Irm a Gill, and A r­
t h u r Sam pley, all o f the English 
faculty.

Some of 

the essay* su bm itted 
in the con test were also to be sub­
m itted in the A tlantic M onthly E s ­
say C ontest, 
to Dr. 
Clark.

acco rd in g 

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-

INITIATION POSTPONED
In itia tio n f o r th e new ly elected 
Psi, 
m e m b e rs of Alpha K a p p a 
n a tio n a l h o n o ra ry b usin e ss 
ad ­
m in is tra tio n f r a t e r n i t y , h a s benn 
postponed until n e x t M onday.

S eventeen m en will h e in itia te d 
a n d will be r e q u ire d to w e a r d e r­
bies to 
ore Has a n d ledge

class 

a n d 

a t 5 miscue w hen he booted 
e**Y r .0 ,le r' H i^ ! ns* now
th ird in th e place of Rhoads vd—
in ju r e d in the fo urth, tow ed
th

to a t - 1 Bam oth o u t a t first 

to end 

opened 

outfielder, 

T he S te e rs chased th r e e c o u n t ­
ers a cross in the seventh on thre'e 
hits, a f ie ld e r ’s choice and 
two 
sacrifice hits. C a r te r Basset, * 
rookie 
th* 
fire w o rk s with a double to rigid 
the 
c e n te r, and Higgins c o u n ted 
Am arillo lad with a double o f f tile 
le ft filed boards. H opkins wa* 
safe at f i r s t on a fie ld e r’s c h o k e ; 
and W a lk e r advanced b o th run 
ners on a perfect sacrifice down 
Leach sent 
the f i r s t base line. 

T u r n to Page 2, Col. 3

r i r i / r ' r c n r \
first j r KOlVI I lUKci I S v i i l

ON SALE MONDAY

T ic k e ts fo r the J u n i o r 

Prom 
w e n t on sale Monday a t th e office 
of the d e a n o f women, w ith Miss 
D orothy Louise U r b a n e r, a ssis t­
a n t d ean o f women, in charge.

T ic k e ts a r e $1 f o r each couple 
and $ L 2 5 f o r stags, a c c o rd in g to 
G enevieve Grit*, who is in ge n e ral 
c h a rg e o f th e ticket sale. T h u r s ­
day, A pril 
lis t 
day o n which stu d e n ts c a n pur- 
chase tic k e ts,

l l , will he th e 

SENIOR ARCHITECTS 

RECEIVE 2 MEDALS

L o u i s P a g e and JI) 
se n io r architects, we! 
secon d m edals in the 
tng b y m end 
th e S enior 
T em ple.”

Mentions.

bim,
Ge<

 Bails fsxan

PabTi.AlMsl tm tlk* nut>w» of th* Wai­
ve raft# of To***. Austin, br th* Tr*«* 
Itll dr at* PafcfiftUoat, lac., »»*rjr 
tax except Mor;<4air.

• 

oifM , n. Bolt, T*t«T>fcoee* 

I Aft*? I# P. HL. b lit .)

BULL 
BELLOWS

By A L E X M U R PH R EE

Busings 

I-S16C mod M U S .

B Hon, Trte&ha®**

TH O U G H T FOR TO DA Y

N O T H IN G t o fleet***

E x ists on th** sphere 
T hen B lunderbuss ed ito r— 

A t l«**t so we fear.

EXPLANATION

April fool has com e;

April fool has gone.
I find m yself alarmed;
I am a startled fawn,

I fear I am suspect 

O f editing the sheet 

But I am not capable 

Of achieving such a fe a t

Th** reason that I fear 

I’m not above suspicion
I.- because o f all the verse 

They have in the edition.

Now in this evil journal

Which 

is quite plainly yel »w

Some m ay think they find

Remark* som ewhat Bull Bellow' 

rib.

But all that I can do

To set each fears at nought 

H ie fact I never had 

Such an evil thought.

Fria ted by tho Uai errs tty P m * , A. C.

Wright.

Entered as srreiwl <•!*«* 
at Austin, Toss*.

mi lbs

fcditor-ia-Cltief 
..Jimmie S. Psf***
Mea**: a* Editor — t a . K*y Minor

 

KIGHT ST A FF

Kina Bishop .......
T illie Im me! 
M arshall Johnson 
Louise H urley . 
E vangeline Chatons*

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

Iststse Editor 
.... Assistant 
.... A ssistant 
..... Assistant 
A ssistant

What Do You 
Know About-

By J. C. W A T K IN S

Jour* Law? 
Mexicans? 
St arras ? 
Louisiana ?

Dean Christian Gam* o f Prince­
ton define# “r o tfc g m e ” as “bump 
lio n s 
s u n - 
tim es com plicated by acute class 
consciousness.”

im m aturity, 

social 

Like the governor o f Louisiana, 
t the Jones law won't be I x»ng now,
* if a new movement which is under 
way ac omrdLhe- a n y th in g . S e n ­
ator Millard E. T y d in ff, d e m o c ra t 
o f Maryland, ta th e fath er o f the
! new uprising, which would modify 
the 
"Jones law. The am endm ent which 
he ha* under consideration would
* Ire presented at the s o c i a l sess­
ion o f congees i, which convene* in

the penal!ie* carried under 

■; 

weeks.

Tyding* declare* that the pres­
ent penalties, unclarified aa they 
are, make m atters w©r*c instead 
o f better. He says that a tougher 
cia** of bootlegger# » he jog devel­
oped and that it is harder to ob­
tain convictions. Tydings. is eon- 

1 ridered a wet.

on balli: 
2, o ff Peeples I, 

Sacrifice hit*: I 
Basset, Higgin*. 
Reps, Leach, W alker. 
Stolen 
ba es: Hughes 2, H iggins, Passed;
balli V n d d b u r f 2. Doable plays:! 
to J 
Railton to Leach to Hopkins 
o ff I
Walker. Bases 
o ff! 
Raiftoft 
Paunch 2, o f f Brow ning I. Struck 
out: by Railton 3, Browning 2, | 
by Pamosh 2, Pitchers record.*: [ 
2 hits, no runs o f f Railton in 31 
innings; 5 htt«. 4 run* in 8 in ­
ning#; % bite, 2 run* o ff Brown­
ing in 3 innings; 7 hits, 7 runs o ff 
Pamosh 
innings; no hit*, no] 
runs o ff Plankett in one inning. ] 
W inning pitcher: Browning. Lee* 
ing pitcher: PatneHh. U m pire:] 
Gibson. Time o f gam e; 2 hours,' 
5 m inutes.

in 7 

LYON ADDRESSES 

ADVERTISING FRAT

“Outdoor advertising I* nearer 
IOO per cent com m ercia! asset to 
a com m unity than any other busi­
ness,” alated W. A. Lyon, presi­
dent o f the O utdoor Advertising 
Association o f T exas and New 
M exico, in a talk Monday night to 
Alpha Delta Sigm a, national pro­
fessional advertising fraternity.

Mr. Lyon gave inform ation con­
the advantages of n at­
cerning 
ional advertising, and read some 
o f the rules and regulations 
of 
the Outdoor A dvertising Associa­
tion o f Am erica.

FORMER STUDENT 

VISITS ON CAMPUS

Mi** Ti Hie Frances Young, 
cam pfire execu tive at Corsicana 
and form er president of the N a­
varro County exes, visited friends 
on the cam pus Monday. When 
Mi** Y oung was on the campus 
h e was a m ember o f Zeta Tau 
Alpha, Mortar Board, N. U, T. T,, 
Orange Jacket*, W oman’s Honor 
Council, Pierian Literary Society, 
Racquet Club, T urtle Club, 
and 
The Texan *taff.

She received her bachelor 

o f 

arts degree in 1927.

of Dallas 

A llen Melton 

is 
spending a few days with Charles 
Vickery and other friends at the 
L ittle Campos. M elton was a 
U niversity student last year, and 
is now connected w ith the South­
western Life I aru ranee Company 
of Dallas.

Birch Kirk and E. H. Folk of 
the Little Campus spent the week­
end 

in Houston.

(Continued from Page I )

a high fly to right which Rojan 
snared, but H iggins raced home, 
and Hop went 
and 
scored a few minute* later on a 
passed ball.

to third, 

for 

lie fly Browning w ent 

to 
the 
mound 
Steers in the 
the 
seventh, and held th e northerners 
in check until the last frame when 
they had another uprising to chase 
two markers acron*. Browning let 
him self in for trouble when he 
roller. Wanita 
juggled Jacob*' 
then doubled into right to score 
Jacobs, and w ent to third when 
Basset played croquet with 
the 
pellet. Sehwartx w ent out !>»ch 
to Walker, and Wanita scampered 
plate. Vandenburg 
across 
singled, but Oliphant ended 
the 
series when he sent a pop-up to 
Higgins back of second,

the 

C O ST L Y !

Box Score 
N o rth w ester*

1

4 1 
J a co b ., c f 
4 
1
W en ite, lf 
Schw xrtx, it 
S 0 
Va od en bor* c 4 2 
4 2 
Olyphant, Ik 
3 0 
Rojan, rf 
. 4 0 
K adison 2h 
4 0 
Icard, 3b 
3 0 
B am oth, p 
0 0 
Plaak ett, p 
I 0 
*P ran* 

A B R H PO A E 
0 0
 
0
2 2
2 0
2 2
1 0
6 3
3 0
3 1
1 0
0 0

3 0 
0
1
0 
I 
2 3 
I 12 
0 2 
2 
3 
0 2 
1 0 
0 0 
0 0 

. 

TO T A L .... 3 5 

6
T exas 
A B R
5 0
Lam, r f-lf 
S 2
H u ghes, c f 
2 0
R hoads, 3b 
B a sset, rf 
3 1
H iggin s. If*3b 4 2
4 I
H op kins, 
2 2
W alker 
lh 
3 0 
L each, Zb 
2 0
Re**, c 
Lew is, c 
0
 
2 0
R ailton . p 
I O
P eople*, p 
. 
I 0
B row ning, p 

 I 

ss 

T O T A L . 
7 27 IS 
3 5 
Batted for P U skett in ninth. 
Score by In nin gs:

7 

5

R H E
Nthsffrtrn OOO 2 0 2 0 0 2 6 IO S 
7 5
T ex a s 
SUMMARY: Three-base hits:
Two-base hits: Jacobs,

0 1 3 OOO 5 0 * 7 

Jacob*. 

SEWELL TO VISH 

COLLEGES BY AIR

Ike Sr well, 

form er U niversity 
student and football star, will ac­
com pany Roy Smith, tr a ffic man­
ager of the T exas Air Transport, 
on a lour of the colleges of the 
state dem onstrating airplanes and 
lecturing on aeronautics.

A new idea in the promotion of 
interest 
in aviation will be at­
tem pted by Sewell on the tour. Hr* 
will talk to the various fraternities 
wfifle Smith will address the stu­
dent bodle*.
first 

the route 
will be at Abilene and Lubbock, 
visitin g McMurray C ollege, Sim­
mons University, A bilene Christ­
ian College, and Texas T echnologi­
cal College. The tour wi! take one 
week.

stops o f 

The 

O th e r 

schools will b e visited 
later until every school o f im por­
tance 
in the state has been cov­
ered, officials said.

Official Notice

ALL STUDENTS who have 

left 
archery equipm ent a t the Club 
last fall should se­

House 
cure it W ednesday afternoon.

from 

W inifred Green,

THE final exam ination 

in Pure 
Mathematic* Ic, a tw o sem ester 
hour course, will be given Satur­
day, April 13, from 2 to 5 p, rn. 
in M. B. 157. Th** exam ination 
will cover the first 85 pages of 
B arnett’s Analytic Geom etry.

EDWARD L. DODD,

Chairm an.

in 

TH ERE will be a m eetin g of the 
for m e t Tuesday 
h o c c t t t t h y * 
even in g at 7:30 
girls’ 
the 
study hall. Miss Mary E. Gear­
ing, chairman o f the department 
o f home econom ics, w ill speak to 
the group on “The Relation of 
the 
the Physical Condition 
Home and Atm osphere 
the 
Hom e on the Scholarship, Con­
duct, and Morale o f the Boy.” 
There will be only one other m eet­
in g this sem ester and all members

of 
of 

 

=— _ — .

TUESDAY, APRIL 2, Id:

are un?ed to attend, according to 
Mrs. E. L. Fa ulkner, charrroar. o f 
the program com m ittee.

SENIOR ENGINEERS 

TO M S U HOUSTON

EX-STL DENT M ADE 
CUSTOMS COLLECT

e ic sl 

A L L registration 

in spring phy- 
training c la r e s m ust be 
com p leted by I o'clock W ednes­
day, A pril T,

Senior st adenia 

in m echanical 
engineering and civil engineering 
to 
will make ait inspection 
and
Houston April IO, 

l l , 12, 

trip 

MRH. ET ELK A LYNX.

D R . W EAVER SPEAK S

Dr. A. J. W eaver of Center Col­
lege w a s prest n t at the HOU th w e-I 
P olitical aud Social Science A s­
sociation F riday and Saturday and 
“ Market 
spoke on .the 
N ew s C ensorship.”

subject, 

Dr. W eaver is a graduate 

of 
the* U n iv ersity o f T exas, securing 
his m aster o f e n g in e e rin g deg ree 
in 1 9 14 . He received his d octor’s 
d egree in 1928 from the U niver­
sity o f Chicago. He is a profes­
sor o f econom ics at C enter Col­
lege in D anville, K entucky,

Senior m ed ian real 

engineering 
.students will 
inspect the M uni­
cipal Auditorium built there last 
year for the Democratic N ational 
Uoii vent ion. according to P rofes­
sor Phil M. Ferguson who will 
supervise lh*- et udy on the trip. 

Students 

in senior civil en gin ­
eering will m ake a study of sev ­
eral bridge* betw een Austin awd 
Houston, according to P rofessor 
C. J. Eckhardt who w ill 
have 
the civil 
charge of the trip for 
engineers.

Roxie Buskt! spent the week 

end at her home in Shiner.

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Kyle Carter Elam, student h i 
the U niversity in 1922, was dgh* 
pointed by ex-president Coolid(§|i 
tipi 
as collector o f custom s for 
Sabine district o f Texas.

Klam 

is “a form er quarterback; 
of the U niversity football tears, 
He is now in Port Arthur.

Smoker 
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Oct. 8, 1928 J |

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just recently I gave my pipe another 
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is a 

O n e-E y e B untline w ith b is pi­
ratical n e w sucrogds in c a p tu r ­
in g a S pan ish ga lleo n and rob­
its treasure a m on g 
b in g 
w hich 
little gold en -h a ired 
trea su re ca lled Seraphim* T abi- 
tha Sm ith to war da w hom O ne- 
E y e m ake* ev il ad vances. He 
discovery h er fia n ce and throw s 
him overb oard a* Seraphina lies 
in a fa in t.

C H A P T E R V — In W hich T here 
Is M utiny on the H igh Sea*.
Thfit e v e n in g S eraph in a 

suc­
ceeded in locking the door of the 
into which she w as locked 
room 
from the 
he 
m ight he c o u ld n 't get 
Irater 
ag he stood with hi* shou ld er to 
the door m aking a last effort 
to 
budge* it he was called aw ay by a 
m em ber of his crew.

inside and try 

in. 

as 

He w en t 

into the cabin 
to our u n fo rtu n a te heroine. 
head th e fo llo w in g 
through th e narrow p a rtitio n s: 

n ex t 
She 
co n v ersa tio n 

“ L isten 

here. O n e-E ye, 

the 

crew ha* co m e to a d e c isio n .’ * 
lou sy 
what yo u g o t n o w ? ”

” Y»*h, you 

land lu bb ers, 

“ W e’re g o in g to proposition you 
p ea cefu l-! ike. We g e t part o f the 
*wa g you know w h en ev er th e y Is 
the 
an y. We d ecid ed w e w ant 
g irl and w e'll let you have 
the 
real o f th e sw ag ”

“ The h— I you sa y , you * * * 
! * ! * ! * !,“ said O n e-E y e 
in 
ch a ra c teristic dot-and-dash sty le.
“Yen, we say so you — — 
s«rd the p irate: a n sw erin g him in 
kind.

S in c e th e y had the drop on him 
w ith k n iv es and pistol* O n e-E y e 
w as fo rced to a cq u iesce but 
lie 
S e r a ­
did so w ith a bad g race. 
p h in a’.* h ea rt sank into h er b oots. 
One p ira te w as hard en ou gh to 
cope w ith b u t tw elve p ira tes. . . .
(T o B e C ontinued.*

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T exas

i Certain Economist* aren’t the 
only one* who prophecy a rw»t-*o- 
fa r -o ff demise for 
lhi« nation. 
Count Ilya Tolstoy told an Aus­
t i n Statesm an reporter yesterday 
th a t we were “ riding for a fall.”

All in all, Sunday was not such 
ti pleasant day the world over. In 
I’a ria. Ambassador Myron T. He? - 
heart 
rick died suddenly 
the 
attack, casting 
| two nation* which be had done 
: much to bring together.

from 
g r ie f over 

W hile S ta t e r storm * b lank eted 
xi x stele* In fids nation, injuring 
ac" re;- o f people 
and disrupt intr 
rail and telephone connections.

i i i 

L otaw ana 

governor 
ami 
w e re doing “ as well rn a m id be 
exp ected ” 
over Die week-end. 
Politic*, fanned to a white heat 
and coun ter-ch arg e* . 
by v b a r re* 
w a* scheduled to biaxe forth 
in 
the 
ail it* glory h - t night w hen 
the 
le g isla tu re met to consider 
19 im peachm ent charge*.

l f a majority o f the house b e­
lieve* the charge* true, the arena 
will then Shift to the senate, w hich 
w ill conduct the trial. 
I f the gov­
ernor I* I ottsd g u ilty he w ill be 
rut'reeded by Lieutenant Governor 
Pipe! NL ( yr.

CUMMINS SPEAKS

TD B B. A. STL DES

O. S*fr< C t t m m m , international 
peawi<i*xti o f the K m sn is Club, 
wilt «gp*gk be:tm * the buri aes* ad- 
at ad* at* in the Lawj 
Bvtfding m dnoriom At IO o’dtorkI 
Sftdidny m w fling. Aprtl b, on “Ti*e 
cd. I & m m H U to Bari-

' S 

Or

M r. Ct*matin* ri 4 ist*tot n;^:.a 
g a r cd the K * n s » City l i f e In- 
m m m * Cdatpntsy. He will be in 
A u s t i n rn prmr ifwl f l a k e r 1m 
th e 

district w m m t A m *

of Your A chievem ent

Let your friends share. Tell them of 
your success. 
Invite them to YOUR 
Commencement.

Place your orders for Official Senior 
Invitations when our .sales rep resen ta­
tives call upon you, in order to insure 
delivery in the proper time.

They will also show you Senior Rings 
Laps and Gowns, and Calling Cards th at 
you will certainly need.

UNIVERSITY
CO-OP
Senior Headquarters

Conquering the Cascades
SNOW falls every month in the year 

record impossible without electric power. 
And electrification has been extended 
to the entire 75-mile route through the 
mountains*

where the Great Northern crosses the 
Cascades. Steep, tortuous grades increase 
the difficulty of the railroading problem. 
Nature has stubbornly resisted man s 
effort to conquer the range.

In January, 1929, the new Cascade tun­
| 
nel was opened. Mao, with electricity 
as an ally, had conquered the 
x
/ z f
Cascades. 
\ The eight-mile b o re ’ was 
th ree years— a
Driven 

in 

The conquests of electricity an the 
land and on the sea, in the air, and 
underground, are making practicable the 
impossibilities of yesterday. As our vision 
encompasses wider horizons,elec-
jv 
tricity appears as a vital contri-
3 f t 
bution 
jKw 
industrial
w / 
progress and human welfare.

future 

to 

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MV FATHER 
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RIKER GETS LEAVE

Dr. Clarence Perkin o f Hie U ni­
versity of North Dakota 
is sub­
stituting for Dr. 'I Had Riker, pro­
fessor of European history, who 
L on leave to do research work 
l inier a grant by the R ockefeller 
Foundation.

BROWN SUCCEEDS BROGAN

Dr. Harold C, Brown o f 

the.
Univei sity of California is ta k in g 
th?- plu< re of Dr. A. P. Brogan, p ro ­
ton. or of philosophy, who 
is e n ­
gaged in r e - oarch w ork this se m e s­
ter.

ROBERTS MADE FELLOW
John H. Roberts, instructor in 
pure mathematics rn the Univer­
sity, has been 
as a 
N ational Research Fellow by the 
N ational Research Council. He 
will spend next year at tho U ni­
versity of Pennsylvania, and the 
follow ing year abroad.

appointed 

 

 

 

Q------

Howard D oolittle, graduate stu­
dent of the U niversity and teacher 
in Main A venue High School of 
San A ntonio, spent the week-end 
with friends in Austin.

H erm acelli Braden spent 

the 
week-end at her home in Colum­
bus.

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

(KirnR U B Y C. L E W IS 

S o cie ty E d ito r 
T elephone 91 SS

I

u. OF T. L A D I E S ' C L E R 
E N T E R T A I N S I VI TH T E A

The U niversity Ladies’ Club 
w ill entertain w ith a tea W ednes­
day from 4 to 6 c* clock at 
U niversity Club, 2304 San An­
tonio Street.

the! 

The hostesses, with Mrs. C. W. J 
H ackett as chairm an, will 
be:: 
Mesdames l^ o Blaekstock, Mot-I 
gan Callaway, Jr.. J. Frank Go­
bi*, F ian ces E. Goldbcck, W . H. 
M ayes, R. L. P eurifoy, D. A. 
Piatt, C. H. Slover, Irvin S tew ­
art, Fred W alker. G. T. Whyburn, 
Dudley W oodward, Jr. and Misses 
Edleen Begg and Elsie Polit*.
o f 

the U niversity 
Dames Club and o f the H ouse­
mothers’ Club will be guests.

Members 

B urn in g H o u se ’

Jo k e Ires V ictim 
O n A ll F ools' D ay

are 

friend 

“Your house 

is sm oking! It 
looks like it’s a fir e !” A fren­
zied student rushed up to 
a 
married friend o f his yesterday 
and yelled these w ords with 
much gusto. They 
not 
friends any m ore, fo r yester­
day was April F ool’s Day and 
the married 
couldn’t 
stretch his sense o f humor far 
enough to cover the occasion.
April I furnished a day of 
paradise for the practical jo­
ker. On this day of untruth 
and fabrication th e 
im agina­
tions of voting and old work 
overtim e and usually to no es­
pecially good end. 
If George 
W ashington were only alive he 
it at all, 
wouldn’t approve o f 
lot 
unless he has changed a 
lately.

But a fter all the official day 
of the fool 
is over and gone. 
If you can’t be a fool on April 
I, then why be a fool at all?

Ethel Mae Tippins 
week-end at her home 
City.

spent 

the 
in Bay 

Peggy G illett spent the w eek­

end at her home in P alestine.

N ancy Brandenburg spent the 

week-end 

in D allas.

Zelda Beth Ruble 

the 
week-end at her home in Marble 
Falls.

spent 

Zcnda and Quanah Lewis v is­
ited at their hom e in Gainesville 
last week-end.

Swim m ing, g o lf, tennis, archery 
were the most popular courses of 
th e spring physical training reg­
istration for wom en which was 
held March 28 to 30. 
Of the
1,2*00 girls in the departm ent, 250 
for
registered for ten n is, 
175 for 
sw im m ing at Deep Eddy, 
pool swim m ing, IOO fo r golf, and 
80 for archery.

225 

All except 30 o f the 200 

stu­
dents who took correctives in the 
w inter quarter raised their health 
and posture grades enough to be 
e ligible to enter a sport class.

Vera Smith spent the week-end 

 

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at her home in Navasota.

John C. (W illie) W illiams fo r ­
mer student o f the U niversity and 
who is now atten d in g the school 
of law of S. ML U ., has been vis­
iting friends in A ustin.

Virginia W atson o f S. M. II. 
visited friends at Scottish Rite 
Dormitory this week-end.

Claire H am ilton, Kappa Delta, 
spent last w eek-end at her home 
in Houston.

Dorothy Stevenson, K a p p a 
Delta, has returned to the cam ­
pus from Port Arthur, where she 
spent last week-end at her home.

Frances G reenwood o f 

Scot­
tish Rite D orm itory has returned 
to the campus a fte r spending the 
week-end a t her home in San An­
tonio.

Lucy Small aud Theresa Moore 
o f Scottish R ite Dorm itory have 
returned from San Antonio where 
they visited last week-end.

M. J. M ittenthal of Dallas spent 
Sigm a 

the week-end at the Phi 
Delta house.

THE TEXAS

T O D A Y ONLY

RED LIPS
W ith
CHARLES (B U D D Y ) 
ROGERS

SEE AND HEAR

M a k in g W h o o p e e 
S u n g by

E d d ie C antor

C o m e d y — N ew s

S ta r tin g T om orrow ! 
W IN T H A T G IR L

Tu e s d a y , a p r il 2, i s m .

THEATERS

t v

The Iron Mask

D ouglas Fairbanks m anages in 
some fashion or other to give a n ­
other characterization of the al­
ready fam ous D’Artagnan, the f e l­
low who was so derned popular in 
France about three centuries ago 
for no reason at all. The picture 
is called “The Iron Mask,” 
and 
they actually pat it on a wear it 
— the mask. I mean. 
It w ill be 
here all week.

W ITH W . B. S.

“ T R E DUKE S T E P S O U T /’
Just about the h est thing: co l­
legiate you’ve ever had a chance 
the 
to ^ee. Not as good as 
but 
story, o f course, 
still 
E verything 
plenty potential. 
th at’s going, 
road­
football. 
house 
William H aines acts an ass as 
is m ore, he 
usual, and what 
g ets by with it. 
Joan Craw­
Joan C rawford. 
ford— well, 
W hat do you w ant for 
four- 
bits? At the M ajestic.

including 
and 

brawls 

“THE 

FOOL.” 
SINGING 
More of Al Jolson’s “Y ou a in t 
seen nothin’ y et.” C avey Lee, 
the kid in the picture, is 
the 
star by an easy yard or two. 
P lenty of thrills, heart-throOs, 
singing, and 
the 
kind that Al Jolson glories in. 
At the Hancock.

talking o f 

years 

Fairbnks 

“ T H E IRON M A S K .” Doug­
las 
swashbuckling 
around in tights and a plumed 
hat. Aged in the wood history 
o f three hundred 
ago 
brought up to date w ith sound 
e ffe c ts and whatnot. There*! 
som e 
a prologue spoken by 
body. Doug? A nyw ay, 
i f s a 
grea t potpourri o f cou rt intri 
gue, and dazzling bravado on 
the part of Mr. D .A rtagnan and 
Som e­
his Three M usketeers. 
how death doesn’t mean a thing 
to them. They go prancing off 
into 
last 
in 
the clouds 
.shot. At the Queen.

the 

“ JA ZZ M A D .” Passion and 
pathos scattered around promis 
all 
cously— that 
about 
i s 
Youth vibrates and does 
all 
that sort of thing. Jean Hers 
holt is supposed to walk aw ay 
with the show. G eorge Lewis 
looks handsome. Marian Nixon 
looks— well, how do you say 
it? Or do you? A t th e Cres 
cen t through Thursday.
“ R ED L IP S .” Buddy Rogers 
and Marian N ixon 
all 
messed up and arrange for a 
few clinches. J u st another idyl 
it
wasted away, perhaps, but 
g e ts there just the sam e. To 
day only. At the T exas.

g e t 

The Duke Steps 
Out

although she is 

“ The Duke Step s Out,” finish­
in g its run at the M ajestic today, 
is a picture with a punch, and I 
am not referring solely to Joan 
Craw ford, 
the 
biggest knockout in it; and Billy 
H aines, of course, w allops ’em 
sim ply 
bright 
loo-loo with his 
cracking personality-plus. B u t 
usual 
besides all 
the 
this and 
some 
m oonlight Tassels, there is 
honest-to-gawd prize fighting.

B illy plays the pact o f a prize 
figh ter and a m illionaire’s 
son, 
whose weak m om ent arrives when 
he sees Joan on a train returning 
from a college football gam e. He 
im m ediately decides to trade in his 
m ittens for a spelling book and to 
direct all his training toward a 
title match with said callorie co-ed; 
and so next we see them side by 
side in a psychology class studying 
“ the brain of the pu gilist as com ­
pared to that of the m ouse.”
There is quite a bit o f 

clever 
humor in the picture and some 
ither exciting action. The prize 
fig h t is one of the best the movies 
have put out; som e o f the shots 
o f the fight are very unique. 
I 
like* Karl Dane— we 
think you’ll 
did, and that’s adm itting a 
lot. 
H aines is also more likeable in this 
than in anything so far, and 
if 
you saw 
“ Alias Jim m ie Valen 
tin e ,” you’ll think that’s piping an 
— B. B.
earful too. 

Jazz Mad

in a 

Romance and good actin g will 
feature the presentation o f “Jazz 
[adj” Universal picture starring 
Jean Hersholt, which opens at the 
Crescent 
today. Marion Nixon 
and George Lewis supply the ro­
mance and H ersholt the acting. 
The picture is said to rank among 
the best shown here 
long, 
It has everything to 
long while. 
please an audience. Human 
in­
of 
in the story 
terest abounds 
tile old musician whose greatest 
sym phony won’t sell and who has 
to earn a living by playing in a 
com edy jazz hand. T earfu l scenes 
the 
and m irthful ones occur in 
right place. The resu ltin g 
im­
pression on the audience is high­
ly' pleasing, and 
g o es home 
calling “Jazz Mad” a good pic­
ture at every place 
it has been 
show n. H ershoit adds to his rep­
utation as ore o f our

it 

Dour g e ts things going b y step- 

* 

, . . .

ping out o f a piece of tapestry and ; t O K M 
speaking a prologue. The Three 
M usketeers supply their support, 
of course. 
It is announced as a 
story o f undying love and adven­
ture on the part of the four men 
who preserve the glory and in te g ­
rity o f F ia n ce, and believe it or 
not, it is.

Yr o i ii P c A /

V I S I T I N G I N A U S T I N

Mr. and Mrs, Milton L Mol­
husen are in Austin visiting the 
mother of Mrs. Molhusen. Mr. 
Molhusen was a graduate of 
the 
School of I .aw ir. 1928 and is now' 
a member of the Scott, Casey, and 
Hall law firm of Marshall. Mrs. 
Molhusen was 
form erly Miss 
F iancis Bloom quist of Austin.

Mr. Molhusen and Miss Bloom ­
in Austin 
last D ecem ­
their

quist were married 
d in in g the holidays 
ber and are now making 
home in Marshall.
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M E T H O D I S T G I R L S TO 

E N T E R T A I N A T P A R T Y

A party for out-of-town 
girls 
to be 
attending the U niversity is 
given tonight by the town girls 
of Miss Mary Decherd’s Sunday 
School class o f 
the U niversity 
M ethodist Church.

The affair w ill be held at the 
home of Dr. J. L. Boysen. G irls 
who plan to attend will m eet at 
the church at 6:45 o’clock and 
go to the party in cars that will 
be provided, Miss Decherd said. 
An 
invitation has been extended 
to all U niversity girls to attend 
the party.

Y O S T, Y O G E E WE D D I N G 
S O L E M N I Z E D M A R C H 26

News has been received o f the 
marriage o f Anne Vogel o f D al­
las to Clarence C. Yost, also o f 
Dallas, March 26 a t the Gaston 
Avenue B aptist Church, Dallas.

Mr. Yost is a form er student of 
the U niversity. He is now con­
nected with the advertising 
de­
partm ent of T itche-G oettinger.
A fter a short wedding 

trip 
Mr. and Mrs. Y ost will be at hom e 
at 3829 H olland Avenue, Dal

Helen Gugenheim of San A n­
tonio has returned to her home 
a fte r spending the week-end w ith 
her sister, Irma.

H enry Mack, form er U niversity 
his 

Sunday 

for 

le ft 
student, 
home in Fort W orth.

Albert A lexander left M onday 
morning for Marlin after spend 
ing a week a t the Phi Sigm a D elta 
house.

Berthol D avis, former U niver 
sity student, spent the w eek-end 
in Austin.

Ruth Brown o f Fort W orth 
the 
the 
re 

who spent the week-end a t 
Scottish Rite Dormitory as 
guest of Lorraine Mehl has 
turned to her home.

E tta N iendorff spent the w eek­

end at her home in Laredo.

Opal Brogden 

o f L ittlefield 
Dormitory visited at her hom e in 
Bryan last week-end.

Narvella Lee spent the w eek ­
end at her home in Goose Creek.

Irene Brown spent the w eek­
end at her home in Goose Creek,

Dorothy Barton visited a t her 
home in G alveston last week-end.

As the tale of medieval a d v e n -1 

lure unfolds, Richelieu soliloquizes, 
explaining the devotion to France 
in 
which actuated his plottings 
the intrigues of church and state. \
Twin brothers arriving at a m ost 
the 
inopportune time cause 
think 
trouble, and maybe you 
they don’t do a good job o f it.
T here’s 
of 
course, but there’s plenty o f ac­
— S. B. W.
tion. 

not much actin g, 

all 

The Singing Fool

“The Singing Fool 

is back 
again playing at the Hancock with 
Al Jolson, and Sonny Boy, 
and 
audible sn iffle s in the aisles where 
saddened patrons have fallen pros­
trate in sobs. Really, i f s aw fully 
sad.

And confidentially, this is one 
o f the best pictures that has been 
shown here. 
If you haven’t ever 
seen it— why shame on you, you 
dirty such! And if you did see it 
showed here before, 
be 
seen tw ice.

it can 

sings, 

Al Jolson is, of course, the pic­
ture. H e acts, 
shouts, 
w histles and yells continuously 
through the entire six or eight 
reels o f 
this production. And 
while I w on’t go so far as to say 
that Al Jolson has no art: I will 
say th at I cannot see it. His per­
form ance 
to be 
marked with ponderous egotism .

to mo 

seem s 

D avey Lee. you will rem em ber, 
the 
is the original cause o f all 
exercise o f the tear ducts. And 
even on second seeing, he appears 
as appealing and as human as he 
ever did. Josephine Dunn 
turns 
in a b eautiful piece o f work and 
wins all our 
the 
death scene. B etty Bronson was 
m ildly disappointing.

sym pathy 

in 

D on’t m iss this. There w ill be 
a day when the two Jolson film s 
will be in museums. And 
think 
what pleasure you can derive from 
tellin g your grand-children “ Yeh,
I seen thet way back yonder in 
— B. D.
the good ole d a y s/' 

Red Ups

g et 

Buddy Rogers has done more 
to m ake co-eds 
em otional 
hysterics than any other fellow 
who ever had a chance to “to te “ 
a textbook. And now he has his 
chance to g et Marion N ixon all 
riled up over at the T exas. There 
is no reason on earth w hy you 
shouldn’t go to see it. 
I f s one 
o f those idyllic things th at people 
ju st love and love and love. “ I f s 
called ‘Red Lips.’ ” — S. B. W. 

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Gertrude Melat of F ort Worth 
drove to Austin Friday to attend 
visiting at the Zeta Tau Alpha 
the Phi Kappa Psi dance. She is 
house.

Mrs. Dada Hardwicke o f Fort 
is visiting M arietta Jack­

Worth 
son, Zeta Tau Alpha.

Mavis Brogden 

of L ittlefield 
.Dormitory spent the week-end at 
her home in Bryan.

E m ily Frances Key o f the Zeta 
spent Easter 

Tau Alpha house 
with her parents in Lam pasas.

Lucille Ross spent the w eek­

end at her home in Henderson.

Russell F low ers spent the w eek ­

Frank Freed o f H ouston spent 

end at her home in Lockhart.

the week-end in A ustin.

Lillie N ovy spent the w eek-end 

at her home in Ennis.

Mary Eloise Steele spent 
in 

week-end at her home 
A ntonio.

the 
San 

Edw ina Kennard 

the 
week-end with friends in Hous­
ton.

sp en t 

C l

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BEAUTY AT TH E 

T EX A S RESEARCH BU R EA U — M eter- 
fail gath ered on any subject. S o u th ­

i 

w e ste rn histo ry and biography a 

charges. 

70s W. 

i laity . 

R easonable 
2 4th. Phone 7«67.

E lsie Holubec visited 

a t her 

home in Granger last week-end.

V era Hamilton spent the w eek­

end a t her home in H ouston.

T illie 
end at 
burg.

Kendel spent the week- 
in Fredericks-
her home 

character actors by doing a tre­
m endous portrayal of the musi 

greatest cian.— P.A.R.C.

DANGER LINE

MOUTH hygiene is so important these days! N ot only 
for the charm of a pleasant smile—hut also because 
decayed teeth and irritated gums can often destroy the 
radiant beauty o f health.

T o be safe, guard The Danger Line—where teeth and 
gums meet. In its tiny V-shaped crevices adds form 
that cause the most treacherous form of tooth decay and 
gum irritation. N o tooth-brush can reach into all these 
crevices to rub the acids away, But Sqmbb’s Dental 
Cream, made with more than 50% Squibb’* Milk of 
Magnesia, effectively neutralizes them.

Squibb’s contains no soaps, grit, or anything that 
could injure the delicate mouth tissues. Its use, together 
w ith regular visits to your dentist, will give you the best 
protection possible. 40c a large tube.

S Q U I B B ’S
DENTALCREAM

475 CO EDS F A V O R 

SW IMM ING, TENNIS

The question naturally arises 
w hat kind of 
egg 
would a rabbit, such as belongs

geom etric 

Ic E stelle Bradley, film player, 
furnish you even a fte r Easter 
Sunday.

JO N E S HAS C H A P T E R 

NEW R E PO R T S H A V E 

IN HISTO RY O F U. S.

F E W E R FAILURES

I 

Marvin Jones, U nited 

States 
representative of 
the Amarillo 
district, is to w rite a chapter on 
how' artificial silk is being made 
from cotton at E lizabethton, Ten­
nessee, in the forthcom ing “His­
tory o f the United S ta tes.” The 
the 
book is being published by 
U nited States H isto” ’•'•a1 A ssocia­
tion o f Boston.

Mr. Jones, a form er student of 
the U niversity, received his 
law' 
degree here iii 1907. He is an 
advocate of new uses o f cotton 
and 
legislation 
providing for federal investigation 
alon g that lint*.

is the author o f 

------ o— ----------

Ria Burke spent the week-end 

at her how e in Fredericksburg.
the I W ilma Holzman visited at lier 
I home in College Station last week­
end.

.H E A T H T A K E S V A C A T IO N

Miss Gertrude H eath, statistic­
in the R egistrar’s office, left 
ian 
for her vacation Monday. 
She 
expects to spend several days vis­
iting in San A ntonio.

Miss Heath w ill return to her 

office at the end of two weeks.

 ■■ 

 

Eloise Robertson 

 

...
spent 

week-end at her home in Lock­
hart.

O ne h u n d re d a n d 

tw enty-tw o 

s tu d e n ts o f th e College o f A rts I
and Sciences were placed on spe­
cial observation in the March re­
ports, according to 
inform ation 
received from the office o f Dr. II.
T. Pai l in, dean o f the College of 
Arts and Sciences. Students put 
under special observation in Feb­
ruary numbered 143.

Only 39 acad* on ie students are 
now placed on final trial, against 
157 who were put on final trial 
in the February reports made at 
the end of the first sem ester.

Hancock

N ow P la y in g

Vm m B m f r e e *

. Al JOLSON,
%■ Singing Fool

A W arn er Bro*. 

Production

F o x m o v ie to n e News

C o m in g S a t u r d a y 
IOO P e r C e n t T a lk in g P i c t u r e
IN OLD A R IZ O N A

ve*

“IT” 

Starts Saturday 
CLARA

BOW

T h e w ild W h o o p ee m a k e r 
in
h er first AH T a lk in g J a z z F estiv a l
“The Wild Party”
H EA R THE “ IT” GIRL TA LK

COME T O D A Y !

H E A R H IM S P E A K !

DOUGLAS 
FAIRBANKS

As th e G a l l a n t D ’A r t a g n a n in
“THE
IRON MASK’

A U n ite d A r t i s t 
S o u n d P i c t u r e

A C T IO N ! A C T IO N ! LOVE! 
THRILLS! C O M SD Y! 
R O M A N CE!

' 

T h r i ll to 
th e f u r t h e r a d v e n t u r e s o f 
“ T h e T h r e e M u s k e t e e r s ” ! Y o u ’ll hear 
D o u g f r o m t h e s c r e e n fo r th e firs t 
t i m e !

A lso S in g in g a n d T a lk in g 
V ita p h r.n e S p e c ia ltie s 
“ T H E R A N G E R S ”
D o u b le M ale Q u a r t e t 
“ E d d ie P e a b o d y ”
T h e F o r e m o s t B a n j o i s t 
Fox M o v ie to n e N ew s

Classified Ad Section

Telephone 2-3164 or 2-3165

A N N O U N C E M E N T S 

DRESS M A K IN G

L A U N D R Y

REAL ESTA TE

E N SE M B L E COSTU M ES, git oration* and 
to ptaaac. Q uilted costs
Phone 
sp e c ia lty . 

drfH*e» 

ti od b u tto n hole* a 
3667. 

2816 N ueces.

HOME LAUN Dr
i i p h o n e 3 ? ^ ?

WK H A V ,; ROMK .W ir.M r p m p rtik m in
tirighbwrhood for Hume or 
T. IL Bar­

University 

investm ent, 84,000 to 
row & Sons.

Gage Bro*.
R oofing and H eating 
T in W ork
D ep en d a b le S erv ice 

T th A Red R tv — 

Phono B27B

good 

show 

YOU MAY BE ms rin g a 

to a 
th e 
DAILY TEXAN C L A SSIFIE D S. E very 
tiny, th e re are two tic k e ts fo r tw o lucky 
stu d e n t* . 

READ T H E CLASSIFIEDS.

if you don t 

ticket 

reno 

FOR SALE

YOUR Chicken* D ro v e d Free 
If O rdered From 
L. E ast P ro d u ce Co.
P hone 41Q1-2S913_________ 102 W. 2nd

K EN NETH E. FINK may see the 
show at the Crescent by pre­
senting this ad at the Box office 
today.

FOR SALE— at a bargain. Set of 
second-hand g olf club*. Cal! 
H aines at 9042 between 1.30 ami 
2 o’clock.

urn aw alt Yoakum High School ring 
R eturn to Daily Texan office. HS IL 
Mali.

L O S T : W h ite g o ld C .n .e n w a tc h with 
f i n d e r 
L i b e r a l 

r e w a r d , 

le a v e a t 

b a n d . 
lif e It, Hall,

LOST in or near Garrison Hall a green 
Conklin fountain (wa, Finder please 

retu rn to 8'.2 S. R. D.

W E MEND silk 

hem stitching.
p lea tin g , b u tto n s, rh in e s to n e s, gold and 
silv er clips, Mabel G annaw ay, 71# Con­
g re ss. Phone 8SS2. O ver Beacon’s

hoe*. 

FIR ST C f.ASS D ressm ak in g . A lterations .

S a tisfa c tio n guw rnnteed. Mrs. Foyil. , 

40(1 Na!Ie Bldg.. Phone 748®.

F IR S T CLASS d re ssm a k in g . W ork g u a r­
anteed. Do all kin d s of tailored work 
and a lteratio n * . D inner evening dresses 
a sp ecialty . Phone 22088.

LOST A N D F O U N D

Business Directory

DENTIST

DR . E. B. C R O W D ER , D en tist 
SOS S c a r b r o u g h Bldg., D ial 9 4 3 3

D rs. L ynn and Lynn 
D en ta l S u rg eo n s 
5 0 7 Scarb rou gh B ld g ., P hono 8 1 5 4

Lost Articles Found

ELECTRICAL SERVICE

Numerous? article* are found through the 

Texan Classified*. Money, fountain pens, 

rings and many other 

thing-? are con­

stantly being recovered at small cost to 

UNIV ERSITY ELECTRICAL 
SERVICE
Starter and Generator Repairs— B attery 
Sale* and Service 

Phone 8715 

2412 Guadalupe

FLO W ER SEED

.
I

J 

tO PTOM ETRIST
A . B U R S T Y N , O. D . 
E xam in ation and G lasses F itte d la 

Tw o H ours N o tic e 

<US 1-2 Congree*

PLU M BIN G

S . R A V E N — P L U M B E R 
“W h ere Good P lu m b in g Repair® 
A re M ade”

1 4 0 3 L avaca S tr e e t, P h o a a 87 5 3

W . G. A N D R E W A R T H A 
P L U M B IN G 
P hon e 2 2 8 0 3 Shop 4 0 3 EU 18th St.

SERVICE STATION

Firestone Tire Store*, In®. 
T IR E S — F IR E S T O N E — TtflWEUI 
D istrib u to r— UL S . L. Batterie#' 
G a s - O i l s - Car W ash ing en d I 
P olishing - Greasing - Vuk*fff%hp|j 
Road S erv ice 

L A V A G E ST R E E T A T FII 

M ost C om p lete

F in e Bulk F lo w er S eed 

E v ery th in g 

fo r gard en s and 

P ou ltry 
C. J. M A R TIN A N D SO N S 

2 1 4 E. 6th 

P hone 6 0 0 4

FO O T SPECIALIST

D r. G. B. V o sb u rg , F o o t S p ecia list 
3 0 2 L ittle fie ld B ldg. D m l 2 -1 6 4 9

LOST A N D FO U N D

the owners.

B. HALL 119 

DIAL 23164 or 23165

A U TO M O BILES

W A N T E D

Student Specials

1922 Ford Touring, Good Rubber.

J ana ill? C o n d itio n 
1*24 Overland T e ttrls r 
I MIS Deft** Touring. Good Mobber

t i . r f O r G e n t 

I H - M
IMM*#

f u r . b b

H I G H E S T B R I C E S 

] 
clothing mad shoes, 

ring 8717.

east-off 
it lib of

JEWELER

HIGH LIST CASH PRICES PAID for etc- 
on<i-hand clothing and a hoes. A. 
SCHWARTZ. 417 Meet fith. Phone 8762

K N IG H T* W H IP P E T CO.

IR A S M. FINE receives the past

a m i s u m — 

m u

Is a e S a w s fcxiay,

 -SSI

T h e ; d a i l y T e x a n

TU ESD A Y , A PR IL 2, 1929.

m f *

m f m

YANKEES INVADE AUSTIN TOMORROW A T 3:3
DUSTY RHOADS OUT FOR SEASON WITH BROKEN RIGHT HAN
SPORT
TALK

"7^; ‘uJmke Intramural Stars 
"Zn10 I Twinkle in Three
Contests Today

Fence-Busters 
Headed by
•ehrig
Durst

(a c a d e m ); J , W illiamson, 
S. L. 
Morris (law ) vs. Marshall Walker, 
John L. W alker (e n g .); Raymond 
vs. 
Waters, J. K. Avera (en g.) 
Jack B. Hudson, M. Shelby (en g .) ; 
J. T. K eeville, William Butz (B. 
B. A.’s) vs. Millard Turner, W. 
H. Jones (pre-law.*).

will have a m atch, I le ss y R ousts 
will play Little Campus “ A ” ; th e! 
U niversity C afeteria and Browny 
House will “ mix it up,” and N ew -! 
man Club and G uilette house w ill! 
“g e t hot,” all m atches to be play-* 
cd on the Stadium and 
facu lty! 
courts starting at 4 o’clock.

B r B O B C A N T R E L L
T E X A N S P O R T S E P IT C M

RHOADS

G

I 

I ..

yesterday 

^ h c Steers w ere hit a heavy 
blow 
when D usty 
Rhoads, stellar hot com er guard­
ian, received a broken hand when 
h* swung into a fast curve ball. 
It was thought at first that the 
hand wa* only bruised but su b se­
that 
quent investigation proved 
the bone in the hand was •'batter­
ed so badly that Rhoads will be 
out of the game for the remainder 
o f the current season.

Sullivan, 

or Gordon 

The less of Rhoads means 

the 
rebuilding of the Texas 
infield, 
but this will not be as hard as it 
m ay sound. P inky Higgins, who 
has been perform ing in left field 
the last four gam es, will he shifted 
to the hot corner to finish out the 
year, 
a 
rookie, may be used at that posi­
tion during the remainder o f the 
season. H iggins was an opponent 
of Rhoads for the hot corner la st 
year, but played second fiddle to 
Dusty when the la tter uncorked a 
sensational field in g game to beat 
his roommate out. Higgins saw 
plenty of action in the last stages 
o f the season, and his work w ith 
the hickory proved a big factor jpi
the sweeping o f the Aggie double­
header which cinched the 
loop 
title for Texas.

With Higgins cavorting around 
a 
the hot corner, Van Lamm, 
rookie, will break into left field, 
and Bill Ford or Carter Basset w ill 
scam per over the greensward 
in 
In the last Northwestern 
right. 
gam e, Lamm started in right, and 
Basset went into that field when 
Lamm wa* shifted to left to fill 
B ig g in g place when 
latter 
cam e to third. B asset swing* from 
the south -side o f the pan, and 
packs a wicked sw in g in his tim ­
ber, while Ford sw ings from 
the 
other side of the pan.

the 

Rhoads was ju st swinging into 
form , apd his fie ld in g in the early 
*<>Mon gam es had been nothing 
short of phenom enal. The 
lad 
hadn’t got hi* ey e on the ball, but 
wa* rapidly g e ttin g where he could 
crack out sa fe tie s with impunity.

Frances T a r lt o n , 

inter group 
manager, is to have charge o f the 
tournament.

Dormitory, sorority, arid 

in d e­
pendents are the groups which 
are to take part in the 
tourna­
ment.

is 

The entire first round in 
to 

the 
be 
independent schedule 
run 
o f f Thursday afternoon. 
Drawing paired the eight entrants 
as follows: D orothy Underwood
and Winifred W right; Jean Mc­
Mullen and Marian Beiders; Til- 
lie Immcl and*M ary Bedlehek; and 
Ella Sallorn and Lill Rabb.

In the inter-dorm itory schedule 
two matches w ere scheduled for 
Thursday. Scottish Rite Dorm i­
tory and Grace Hall representa­
in the singles 
tives are to play 
tournament. Newm an Hall 
and 
Scottish Rite Dorm itory represen­
tatives are to play in the doubles 
tournament.

No sorority m atches have been 

set.

Baseball, Tennis, 
A n d Golf Hold 
Interest of 

Officials \ t 'i

By C A L H U F F M A N
T K X A N S P O R T S S T A P P

The intram ural con tests are in 
full swing today with 
tou rn a­
ment* being held in three sports, 
tennis doubles, g o lf, and baseball.
This afternoon, beginning at 2 
o ’clock, the quarter finals in the 
g o lf matches will he run o f f at 
links. The 
the municipal 
Kappa Alpha trio, who won from 
Omega Beta Pi by forfeitu re la*1 
Tuesday, will play the T heta Xi 
team , winners over Half Moon by 
last y e a r ’s 
3-0. Kappa Alpha, 
champions, are doped to win this 
year if they ean 
the 
Sigma Alpha Epsilon men who are 
n e x t in favor.

low point 

g o lf 

In 

Delta Chi will make the rounds 
with Phi Gamma Delta. 
last 
Tuesday’s m atches, D elta Chi 
beat Delta Kappa Epsilon 
two 
matches out o f three. The Phi 
Gam ’s took all three m atches from 
Phi Kappa Psi.

Sigma Alpha Epsilon, who beat

Kappa Sigm a 2-1, will play against 
Beta T heta Pi, victors over Delta 
Tau D elta by a plurality o f tw o 
m atches.

Alpha Tau Omega 

is m atched 
with Phi Delta Theta this T ues­
day aftern oon . Alpha Tau Omega 
beat D elta Sigm a Phi in the last 
contest# by taking all three m at­
ches. Phi Delta Theta low pointed 
Pl Kappa Alpha unanim ously 
in 
their set-to.

Four intram ural baseball gam es 
are scheduled this Tuesday a fte r ­
noon. Sigm a Alpha Mu will ta n ­
gle up w ith Sigm a Alpha Epsilon; 
Did ta Tau Delta and Delta Chi 
will cross hat.*; Phi Kappa Psi will 
contest with Phi Gamma D elta; 
and in the Departm ental L eague, 
the engineers and the pharmacist* 
will have their “death” struggle.
tennis 
o f 
The 
independent and 
doubles 
departm ental league* will probably 
command 
the greatest attention 
today. The matches will be held 
on the southeast Stadium courts 
beginning at 4 o ’clock. The con­
testants for today in the Depart­
mental League are;

first 
in the 

round 

E. R. Nuenschwander, W alter 
Bock, (e n g .) vs. R. B. Anderson. 
R. L. Crozier 
(p re-law ); Sol 
Black, Glenn Pasm ore (pharm acy) 
vs. FL W ilkinson, C, Emerson

ANN IVERSARY
ANNOUNCEMENT
M a

Boudoir Doll Given Away

Wednesday and Thursday
With every pair of shoes purchased
AT

Luedecke-Moffatt Co.

9th Sc C ongress

T h e F rien d ly Store

QUALITY CLEANING

E x p e rts ex p erien ced in handling m o d ern e q u ip m e n t and a th o ro u g h in­
sp ectio n d e p a rtm e n t is the co m b in atio n th a t gives q u a lity re su lts.

C O N F E R E N C E S T A N D IN G

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R E S U L T S Y E S T E R D A Y 
T «**s 7, N o rth w e ste r* . 6. 
B a y lo r 2, N o tr e D a m e 9.
T O D A Y S G A M E S 

th ey 

When the Steers sw ept 

their 
tw o-prant<* series wit© the North­
turned 
western W ildest*, 
I their attention towards their one- 
day stand against the Yank- here 
W ednesday at 3 30. The Yan­
kees have been divided into two 
| d u b s, and are making a sweeping 
road trip through the Hate. While 
one club is playing at one place, 
; the other is -eve rn I m iles away 
engaged in putting the skids un­
der another foe.
Columbia 

I.nu Gehrig, 

I

responsible 

A. I t M. v*. W a c o Cob* (T L ) 
B a y lo r n . N o t r e D a m e .

first 
I sacker, will lead the Yankee gun­
ners when they attack the Steer 
; stronghold and will hit in clean­
up position. His “ fence-busting"
The Steers and W ildcats turn- team m ate. George Herman Ruth, 
in another com edy o f errors will not accompany the Gothamites j

cd 
yesterd ay afternoon, the visitors to A ustin, hut this Gehrig person 
com m itting eight miscues, while will furnish plenty o f fireworks.
the locals were 
for 
Gehrig gave the Rake a big fight 
five of the bad play*. The first 
for hom e run honors last season, 
gam e w asn’t quite as bad a* the
and critics look for him to give
last game, but plenty o f miscue* J the houses in the neighborhood of 
were perpetrated on the fans th a t, Am erican League parks plenty of
afternoon. The Steers were ter­
ribly o ff form in both 
frays, and
Cedric Durst, A ustin’s pride.
we sincerely hope that they have will accompany the team sent to
had their bad days.
A ustin, appearing 
the right 
garden. Durst is a sw eet fielder, 
Man Hard Luck made his and as heavy a hitter as ran be 
in the Majors. Were he!
afternoon I with another Major League club, 
regular.
a | he would be playing 
Funck, a rookie 
.St. Raul, 
from 
will lend o ff for the Gothamites, 
Funck has played with St. Paul 
for the last four years, and is a 
mean “ fence-busier” him self.

OW
second^ 
stronghold 
when Dusty Rhonda received 
broken right hand, D usty swung 
at a fast curve in 
fourth 
fram e, and the pellet caught the 
right 
S ta ir third-sacker on the 
hand, and put him on the bench 
fo r the rest of the season — a 
tough blow, both for Texas and 
D usty.

broken windows this summer. 

Steer found 

yesterday 

invasion 

— —

the 

the

in 

of

Byrd, another rookie, will he 
in cen ter field, and follow Funck 
to the plate. This youngster ha* 
been hitting the apple to all cor­
no*** o f the lot In the Yannigan-
and
will take his share of the rocks o ff 
the 
the c liffs which 
Longhorn outfield, Durst hits, 
third, while Columbia Lou, him-

surround 

ppearanee behind the bat in an Regular games this spring, 

gam e 

intercollegiate 

Dr. Penick's netter* will meet

intercollegiate 
yesterday 
and caught a nice gam e, handling 
Brow ning well, and coiler ting 
a 
sa fety 
in his one appearance at
th*< plate. Recs worked the first self, is clean-up man.
six fram es behind the bat, 
and 
th e n gave way to Big Foot in the 
seventh.

Ben Paschal will appear at s e c ­
ond. his old station. Before b e ­
ing shifted to the outer gardens.: 
Paschal was One o f the best key- ’ 
stoners in the game, and his work
in te r -j at second will he w ell worth look 
their third 
sectional opponent W ednesday af- 
is a slugger 
tem oon when the Drake r a cq u et-; him self, and the ou tfielders are 
vers blow into town for a 
day stand. The Drake boys have } Lyn Larry, the $75,00 rookie
the Pacific T oast loop, will
indoor* 
been working 
a “cut up” at the short field post-
and have been having 
tim e on their sw ing through the Hon. 
It was rumored that Lvn
South. Two sophomore stars form wa* a holdout, hut the youngster
their two-man club which is mak- thought better and mended his! 
ing the tour; th«»e men arc Frank, ways, and the fight for the short j 
Body and Max E verett, the for- j stop job with Douracher is gettin g j 
mer being an old double* mate of tigh ter every day. Lory was one! 
Bell 
m oons ago. 

in the Boston m eet several j o f th e leading hitters of the coast

assured o f plenty of exercise, 

ing over. Paschal 

year, I from 

quite 

one 

all 

Big Foot Lewis made his first

loop, and his bat will ring merrily >
this season in the Am erican Lea-

 
U n d e Billy used the big league gue.

 

Robertson, the third sacker, is
idea yesterday afternoon when! 
corner I 
he worked three hurlers for th r e e ! the Yank’s regular hot 
fram e* each. Railton started on! guardian, and is a veteran o f Rev- j
the hillock and stood the north 
campaigns. 
cia! major 
orner* back for hi* three rounds, 
Robertson 
fair Big League 
but Oscar Peeples ran into a bit 
hitter, and get# his^ hare o f extra 
o f heavy a rtille ry in his tenure, 
base taps. 
Jorgens, the catcher. 
and gave up five bingle* and four 
is a rookie but is plenty good, a c­
Counters. 
last
Browning, 
is hardly
cording to reports, 
worker, gave up 
the 
and two markers. Non© Rec* and grade this year, and will be farm
B ig Foot 
the p as.

cd ou t to a minor loop club for 
experience.

that he will make 

safeties possible 

Lewi* worked 

league 

behind

three 

is a 

the 

It 

WILDCATS OFFER 
TEX AS CAGE GAME

f a m e w ith 

Tile U n iv e r s ity o f T ex** 1930 
h a s k e tb e I te a m ha* b e e n o f f e r e d 
th e N o rt h w e s t* ™ 
* 
q e m t a t E v a n s t o n 
n e x t D e c e m ­
b e r . T u t W ilton, d i r e c t o r of a t h ­
is 
letic* a t N orth w e s te r n , who 
t r a v e b a f w ith 
th e b a s e b a ll club 
of th a t school on its t o u r th r o u g h 
t h e S o u th , m a de th o L o n g h o rn s 
t h e o f f e r of 
the f a m e y e s te r d a y 
a f t e r n o o n .

lot. 

Three hurler*, S h e lle y , Thomas 
and \ an Pelt will appear on the 
local 
Sheeley and Thomas 
are veterans of the Majors, while 
Van Pelt a rookie 
from Holly-! 
wood. is one on whom the Yank* I 
are pinning a greal deal of faith,!
A* one glances down the list, 
is fat ed with the r ea liza tio n ! 

he 
that the Steer ou tfield ers will get 
plenty of exercise cha.*ing up and I 
down the d u ffs , hut 
the i 
S teer pitchers will be working} 
with a vengeance that afternoon.

then 

Bertha Weber spent the week­
in Fredericks­

end at her home 
burg.

 

 

 
Susan Cowden visited 
i c . Antonio last week-end. 

o— ---------- 

I ieksburg.

the
friends week-end at her home in Freder­

Emmie Fallen berg spent 

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th e 

t w u n g 

D u sty R h o a d s, s te l l a r 

S te e r 
th ir d •♦acker, will b e ou t of the 
Seaton 
g a m e th e r e s t o f 
received 
w ith a b r o k e n h a n d 
a fest* 
w hen he 
in to 
b r e a k in g c u r v e in th e f o u r th i n ­
n ing of y e s t e r d a y ’* gam e. Two 
bo n es 
in his r i g h t h a n d w ere 
b r o k e n , a n d D u s t y will be on 
th e ben c h f o r t h e r e m a in d e r of 
th e season.

Drake Netters 
Next Foe for 
Longhorn
Stars

Two sophom ores 

from Drake 
University of De* Moines, Iowa, 
the place w h e r e t h e fam ous Drake 
Relay® are held every year, will 
be in Austin W ednesday to rep­
resent their university in 
tennis 
m atches with S teer netm en, The*e 
two men are Prank Brody 
and 
Max Everett, and they will prob­
pitted against Berk­
ably 
eley B d l, the V arsity ace, 
and 
singles 
in 
B rute Barnes 
matches and n double* match on 
Fen irk Court* at 3 o’clock.

two 

he 

second 

Brody was 

ranking 
player In Iowa last year, placing 
of Grinnell 
n ext to Coggeshalt 
and Everett 
College in ability, 
was fourth ranking man 
his 
in 
state; From all indications, they 
should make an effective com bi­
Steers. U n­
nation against the 
like the Grinnell 
netter*, who 
were in bad form from lack o f 
practice due to the late 
spring 
their state, th© Drake men 
in 
have been, practicing indoor® for 
the 
tournam ent a n d 
should make a good showing.

coming 

B d l and Brody are not unac­
quainted with each other, as they 
were doubles partners in the Bos­
ton meet several years ago, 
so 
the contest tom orrow, according 
to Coach Peniek, should have add­
ed 
it will show 
which o f the two ha* developed 
the more 
en­
counters.

interest because 

their 

since 

last 

TENNIS TOURNEY 
BEGINS THURSDAY

The inter-group tennis tourna 
mcnt for girl* 
is 
to
start at 5 o’clock Thursday, April 
4,

scheduled 

The tournam ent is intended to 
create interest in tennis and not 
to emphasize skill, according 
to 
faculty 
Miss Margaret Kirkner, 
adviser for inter-group activities.

E. A. Richards, G, Woodburn 
(pharm acy) vs. A. P. Jones, Joe 
Gordon ( la w s ) ; J. S. White. Ho­
mer Cox (academ s) vs. Ivan R. 
Edwards, M ilton M. M osely 
(e n g .); J. T. LeBlane, P. P. Burn­
side 
I). 
(prc-m eds) vs. Charles 
Bates, F. Burton Junes; Hale O. 
Schelaben, Grover 
( ’. Harris, 
(pre laws) vs. W alter E. Lowe, 
A, Minor (a c a d e m s); W. G. K en­
dall, IL W. Deaux (pre-law s) vs. 
Tyler Baker, J. D. Neal 
(p re­
law s) ; Marion Smith, W eldon 
Litsey (academ s) vs. R. E. Dab­
ney, Julian C ate( academ s).

In the Independent League five 
this 
matches are scheduled for 
afternoon. 
I he W ichita will play 
Winder; Roberts and Nixon duets

GOLD WATCHES TO 
GO TO WINNERS

golden 

Sp*rinl to Th* 

tin ily Texan,
LAW RENCE, Kans., April I. 
cold 
A small treasure chest of 
ami 
wrist w atches, gold, silver 
bronze 
bronze m edals, 
plaques, and silver 
cup#) 
has been received by the U niver­
sity of K ansas athletic office for 
distribution to w inning relay team 
members and 
event 
winners in the Seventh Annual 
Kansas Relays which will be held; 
here the afternoon of April 20.

individual 

loving 

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