B a i h j &txm V o l. X X V I. SECTION A A U S T IN , T E X A S , S U N D A Y , MARCH 22, 1925 ( T E N P A G E S ) No. 144 BLAKE JOHNSON WINS ORATORICAL CONTEST QUEEN’S RACE MANAGERS ][^ D E F E A T S TEXAS TEAM WILL DEBA TE OKLAHOMA M O N D A Y N IG H T Otis Rogers and Ed G ossett will represent the U niversity of Texas in the th ird intercollegiate debate a g a in st Oklahoma Uni- e rsity a t the U niversity B ap tist church Monday nig ht at 8 o’clock. H. Y. Bendict, Dean of the College of A rts and Sciences, will p re ­ side a t the debate. T h e judges for the debate have not yet been secured, according to Coach VV.* O. Moore, but well-known educa­ to rs and men who a re ex pert judges of debating will be se­ lected. STUDENTS WILL JUDGE HICK SCHOOL CONTESTS T he T e x a s te a m will uphold the n eg a tiv e side of th e q uestion, “ Re­ solved, t h a t a tw o -th ird s vote of C o n g re ss should be allow ed to o v e r ­ ru le decisions of th e S u p re m e C o u rt a f f e c t i n g th e c o n s titu tio n a lity of a c ts of C o n g re ss.” T h e O klahom a is composed of Royce S a v a g e J a n d H. B. H o rn e r, who will a r r iv e in te a m A u stin M onday a ftern o o n . O k lah om a H as R ecord O klahom a h a s defe a te d T e x a s fo r th e la s t t h r e e y e a rs. A t p re s e n t O klaho m a a n d D r a k e U n iv e rsitie s a r e tied f o r f i r s t place, and fo r th is re a -i son th e d ebate Monday will possibly a f fe c t th e M issouri V alley C onference consid erably. The f i r s t ro un d of co nference de­ b a tin g h a s been com pleted and th e second ro und is in full sw ing. E a c h te a m h as f o u r contests, divided into T e x a s has one tw o d e b a te s each. m ore debate, which will be w ith K a n ­ su S ta te on A p ril 15. th e te a m Colorado, th e team t h a t lost to T e x - : as, won fro m th e U nive rsity of South D a k o ta te a m , which in t u r n defeated K a n s a s S ta te , and t h a t m eets T e x a s M onday ( O k la h o m a ) de­ fe a te d K a n s a s 3-0, Coach Moore e x ­ th e T e x a s plained. By v ir tu e t e a m ’s d e fe a t by W a sh in g to n U n iv e r ­ th e V a r ­ la st T h u r s d a y n ig h t, sity sity c h an ces title th e f o r w in n in g ot th e co nferen ce a r e gone. of R o g ers R e p r e se n ts T exas Otis R ogers is ta k in g th e place of Joyce Cox who is a t p re s e n t in Seton I n f ir m a r y . Rogers re p re s e n te d T e x a s a t th e f i r s t conference d e b ate w ith D ra k e At Des Moines. B o th Rogers and G ossett a r e m em bers of the A th ­ en a e u m L i te r a r y Society, No a d m is­ sion will be c h a rg e d , and th e stu d e n t body and o th e r s a r e to at- end. invited T h e r e s tu lts th u s f a r th is y e a r a re a s follow s: D ra k e U n iv e r s ity 3, T e x a s 0, C a m p ­ bell B e a rd a n d Otis R o g e rs co m p o s­ ing th e T e x a s team , t a k i n g th e n e g ­ ative. T e x a s U n iv e rsity 3, Colorado U n i­ ve rsity 0, E d w a r d M a th e r and J a m e s H a r t of T e x a s ta k i n g the a f f i r m a tiv e . W a s h in g to n U n iv e rsity 2, T ex a s U n iv e r s ity I, E d w a r d M a th e r and Ty Cobb ta k in g th e a f f ir m a tiv e . H e sa y s th at be is n ’t b oth ered ab ou t m e, th a t he can a lw a y s draw q u e en s as lon g as he h as the jack . C am pus S p e a k e r s to O fficia te in Interscholastic M eets S tu d e n ts who h a v e had exp e rie nc e in d e b a tin g , d e c la m a tio n , and a t h ­ letics a r e be in g e n g a g e d by the U n i­ v e rsity to ju d g e high school, c ounty and d is ­ t r i c t c o n te sts th r o u g h o u t the s ta te , a c o rd in g to Roy Bediehek, h ead of th e League. In te r s c h o la s tic L e ag u e M em b e rs o f th e U n iv ersity d e b a t ­ ing squad, public sp e a k e rs on the ca m p u s, and tr a c k men fo r a th le tic ju d g e s a r e bein g s e n t to tow ns over th e state. A c o m m itte e com posed of Roy Bediehek, W. P. W e bb, and T. H. Shelby j u d g e d a lit e r a r y c o n te st a t San A nton io , F r i d a y night, betw e e n B ra c k e n rid g e a n d M ain A v en ue H igh Schools, S e v e ra l o th e r m e m ­ bers of the f a c u lty have been e n g a g ­ ed to do j u d g in g work. C o n te s tin g high schools who hav e asked fo r an d re c e iv e d ju d g e s a r e : P flug e rv ille , J o h n s o n City, San A n ­ to nio, M cD ade, A u stin , A ustw ell, Kyle, D ecker, R u n g e , M arquez, G id ­ dings, McAllen, H allettsville, E d n a , Tivoli, B uda, F r a n k lin , P le a sa n to n , a n d B astrop. ------------- o------------- Speech by A kkerm an W ill Feature Civil E ngineers’ Meeting! — J . W. A k k e r m a n , j u n io r civil en- j g in e e r in g s tu d e n t, will a d d re s s th e A m e rica n S o c ie ty o f Civil E n g in e e rs on th e princip le g o v e r n in g the c o n - , str u c tio n of c o n c r e te ships th e so c ie ty ’s r e g u l a r m e e tin g M onday n ig h t in E n g in e e rin g B u ilding 209. A tw o reel film, “ A tla s P o r tla n d C e m e n t,” will be shown I follow ing A k k e r m a n ’a talk. a t 7 o ’clock a t T he follow ing s p r in g te rm o f f i ­ cers will be in sta lle d a t this m e e tin g : W. K. B row n, Leland B a rc la y , vice p r e s i d e n t; L, A. W e a v ­ er, s e c r e t a r y ; a n d R. S. G uinn, t r e a s ­ u r e r . p re s id e n t; Rusk R epresentatives W ill Be Selected at T ryout T uesday Night th e f o r R e p re s e n ta tiv e s i n te r - s o ­ c ie ty d eb a te s will be chosen a t th e L ite r a r y r e g u la r m e e tin g o f R usk te a m s Society T u e sd a y night. Two te a m will be s e le c te d , a f r e sh m a n te a m , a n d th e r e g u l a r so cie ty a n d will be com posed o f th re e men each. Five m in u te s will be given each s p e a k e r in which to p r e s e n t his ta lk e ith e r pro o r con on, “ Resolved, the U n ite d th e C o n g re ss o f T h a t S ta te s should be given the p ow er to re g u la te child la b o r .” Schum acher W ill T alk to M enorah Rev. R. E. S c h u m a c h e r, p r e s id e n t of St. E w a r d ’s College, will be th e principal s p e a k e r a t this a f t e r n o o n ’s m e e tin g of th e U n iv e rsity M enorah Society which will be held in T e m p le B eth I s ra e l a t 3 :30 o ’clock. P r e s id e n t S c h u m a c h e r, who f o r ­ m e rly held th e c h a ir o f philosophy a t N o tre D am e U n iv e rsity , will talk on Jew ish p hilosophers. V isitors a r e invited to this m ee tin g , a c c o rd in g to M orris Wise, p re s id e n t o f th e so­ ciety. Signboards Puzzle Sleepy Studes on W ay to 8 o ’clocks “ F o r Sale, Apply W ith in .” And o th e r such in fo r m a tio n was supplied puzzled s t u d e n t s on th e ir w ay to 8 o’clock F r id a y morning' by o b ­ m an y m ultico lo red s ig n b o a rd s, viously out o f place, a tta c h e d to th e Main B u ilding, Law B uilding, the a n d variou s o f th e shacks. F rosh A rch ib ald p ut two and tw o t o g e th e r a n d decided t h a t th e b u ild ­ ing c o m m itte e had r e a lly b egu n its $10,000,000 b u ild in g p ro g ra m . --------------- o-------------- D E L T A INSTALLED FR IIT ON TEXAS CAMPUS Students Organize L o c a l C hapter of H onorary Spanish Fraternity ONLY JUNIORS ELIGIBLE Co-eds Set Bird Trap for Buzzards Rachel G arza Chosen as Pres­ ident of New University O rganization C u rio sity of passers-by w as a r o u s ­ ed by a box b ir d - tr a p placed ut th e so u th end of B e c k ’s Lake S a t u r d a y . t r y in g to one of “ P ro b a b ly some co-ed c a tc h a c a m p u s b u z z a r d ,” th em re m a r k e d . B. H allites Learn M ysteries of Radio .startled th e U rk ! U rk ! G u rg le ! G r-r-r! These sou nd s in h a b i­ ta n t s of B. Hall F r id a y a f te r n o o n . Upon fo u n d th a t fr o m a loud s p e a k e r which was bein g trie d o u t on th e ro o f of Y Hall, th e ra d io shack. th e noises p ro c e e d e d in v e stig a tio n , it was --------------- o -...— Serenaders V isit K irby H all Girls G irls o f K irb y H all w e re s e r e n a d ­ ed F r id a y n ig h t by som e te n t r o u ­ ba do urs. Songs, a c co m p a n ied by b a n ­ jo s a n d g u ita r s , th e lawn to the e a r s of th e f a i r liste n ers. flo a te d o v e r f u r t h e r a n c e Z e ta C h a p t e r o f Sigm a D elta Pi, f r a t e r ­ n a tio n a l h o n o r a r y Spanish nity, was in sta lle d r e c e n tly th e at U n iv ersity . T he new f r a t e r n i t y has as its aim th e o f the s tu d y o f S p an ish l i t e r a t u r e and la n ­ g u a g e . M e m b e rsh ip is open only to tho se s t u d e n t s who have a t ta in e d j u n io r s ta n d i n g a n d whose work in th e S panish D e p a r t m e n t of the U n i­ v e rs ity has been on a high p lan e of scholarship. T he g e n e r a l a v e r a g e of c an d id a te s in th e College o f A r ts and Sciences is aloso ta k e n in to c o n sid e ra tio n in th e elction o f m e m b e rs. M em bers of th e f a c u lty w ho h a v e disting uished the m se lve s a r e also eligible f o r in itia tio n . in a k in d re d field G arza E lec te d P re sid en t Z eta C h a p te r ihe fo llow in g o f f ic e r s ] w ere e le c te d : p re s id e n t, Rachel G a r ­ z a ; vice p re sid e n t, R a p h ae l C o w e n ; s e c r e ta r y , B e n ito L o n g o ria ; t r e a s u r ­ e r, M ary Vivian Cecil; p rim e r vocal, R o b e rt G askill; Segundo vocal, R o­ t e r r o r vocal, Helen salie B ig g ie ; H u n n i c u t t ; c u a r t o vocal, W illiam C lay to n. C A R L W EB B CHRIS ELLIO TT Students Wilt Select 1925 Varsity Queen Eight-Day Election Ending on April 7 A t th e f ir s t r e g u l a r m e e tin g o f Blue F la sh es W ill Be Prod u ced FENCING BOHS WILL BL FEATURE OF C I U S b y S w ords C harged W ith Electricity An old world a tm o s p h e re in a new world s e t t i n g will be given v a rsity circus a u d ie n c e s when th e y view the in te r-c la ss fe n c in g b o u ts which are the circus t h e n e w e st a dd ition to A u n iq u e system o f m e e tin g s has i P ro8 ' an1 ^H‘ Pu ^ on ^ mem- Tencing class in c h a rg e of T h e l i te r a t u r e . in sta lla tio n of Melvin W illiamson. H as G reat O p p o r tu n ities been devised by th e society. In s te a d ] ^ er8 of m e e tin g on r e g u la r , s ta te d days, the f r a t e r n i t y will assem ble on a n n i­ v e r sa rie s t h a t a re f a m o u s in Spanish A t these h isto ry and m e e tin g s p a p e rs will be r e a d and discussion given g e r m a n e to the o c ­ casion b e in g c e le b ra te d . Six o r eight m e m be rs o f th e class, selected f o r th e ir ab lity in th e a r t, will ta k e {jarl in th e b ou ts, b u t the f e a t u r e o f th e a c t is an exhibition with duelling sw< rd*. T he p e r f o r m ­ ers in this a e t will w e a r m etal p la s­ tro n s , m asks, and metal about th e ir a rm s, a n d an eleertical a p p a r a t u s an h o n o ra ry will be em ploy ed so th a i. With lights Sp a n ish f r a t e r n i t y on th e ca m p u s is light tu r n e d o u t, a violet flash o f p a rt ic u la r ly a p p r o p r ia te be c a use of the will th e la rg e Span ish d e p a r t m e n t o f th e A p p ro p ria te sw ords U niversity . T h e T e x a s D e p a r tm e n t is one of th e la r g e s t in ^sta g e s e ttin g and c o s tu m in g wdl be of S pan ish to c a r r y out the old w orld el- th e U n ite d S ta te s. This fa c t not only I gives th e new f r a t e r n i t y th e n e c e s - * fee t, an d o th e r p a r ts m ay be added sa ry p r e s tig e , b u t also a f f o r d s u n u su a l o p p o rtu n itie s g ro w th , s t a te d o ff ic e r s o f g a n iz a tio n . both th e inte r-c la ss bouts an d the e x h ib i­ tion w ith d u e llin g sw a rd s will be a n n o u n c e d Monday. the a u d i e n c e w h en quick th e o r ­ to u c h m etal. the n u m b e r p a rtic ip a n ts is c o m p le t e . N a m e s of it b e fo re in fo rm fo r in o_------------- — R egistry of N ew Students Brings Enrollm ent to 5 3 1 2 G ra d u a te S tu d e n t A cc ep ts P osition at B aylor U niversity Only five new s tu d e n ts reg iste re d th e U n iv e rsity S a t u r d a y , accord­ in ing to W. R. Long, A ud itor. A few old s tu d e n ts reg iste re d late and w ere J been c o m p le tin g work required to pay the $3 late r e g i s t r y - 1 vcrs.t y to w a r d his D o c t o r s tion fee. j bas tw ice been holder of the ii VV. E. J a m e s of A ustin, who has th e Uni- d e g re e E n r o llm e n t in the Main U n iv e rsity I P ea b o d y sc holarship, has a c c e p te d a position as d ean o f th e School of E d ucation a t B aylor University a u d t h e r e this will F rid a y reached 5312 as high m a rk in r e g istra tio n . ta k e up his d u ties S p r i n g te rm total r e g is t r a tio n e x ­ ceeds t h a t of la st y e a r by 500 stu- week. dents, and the total n u m b e r of s tu d en ts in th e M ain U n iv e rsity and i the o th e r b ran ch es shows s u b s t a n t ia l I U n iv e rsity as a m e m b e r of the f i e - g a in s ov er any previous y e a r. ij. | He will be a t B aylor d u r in g th e in j s p rin g t e r m only, r e t u r n i n g to ' ulty fo r th e s u m m e r session. MAYO WILL AWARD LAWS TWO CASH PRIZES FOR ESSAYS B y G ra n v ille P rice V a rs ity ’s Queen fo r 1925, take coronation will whoso place d u ring the n in th biennial V arsity Circus, A pril 23-25, will be elected this y e ar by a popular vote of the stu d e n t body, the circus announced S a t u r d a y com m ittee th r o u g h its c h a ir m a n , Lewis White. C a rl W ebb and C. F. (C h ris ) E lliott, who have been nam ed m a n a g e r s of the election because of th e ir e x p e r ­ ience and wide have pla n n e d an e ig ht-d a y election, M arch 30 to A pril 7, to choose the Queen. a c q u a in ta n ce , T he most dem ocratic election pos­ sible, according to th e m a n a g e rs , is th e s t a n d a r d set f o r the balloting. P r e s e n t plan s call fo r the sale of poll ta x e s a t tw e nty-fiv e cents, each good fo r f i f t y votes for the Queen, and the g iving of 125 votes w ith the sale of each reason tick e t a t $1.25. T he poll taxes now being printed a r e on s a fe ty p a p e r. T hey will be filed, as well as all votes from se a ­ son tickets, and a c a r e f u l check will be kept to p rev e n t double voting. M arch 28 Last D ay for P e titio n S a tu r d a y night, M a rc h 28, is th e last tim e t h a t p etitions to e n te r c a n ­ d id a te s in the Q ueen’s ra c e will be accepted. Any woman stu d e n t of th e U n iv e r s ity may e n te r, and petitions m u st be signed by t h i r t y s tu d e n ts of the U niversity. T h e election begins th e following Monday, March 30, l a s t ­ l l o’clock T u e sd a y n igh t, ing until A p ril 7. T h e culm ination of a series of b r il­ lia n t social events, th e coronation will be held T h u rsd a y evening, A pril 23, the fir-3 day of T he Queen, with a b rillia n t cou rt, will be crow ned with the m ost im pressive of ceremonies. T he g y m n a siu m will bt4 the Circus. FISH P A Y M E N T O N B . H A LL D A M A G E S COM ING IN SLO W T h a t the 600 fr e s h m a n n o n -p a r-; tie ip a n ts in the B. Hall figh t are n o t th e re s p o n d in g very h e a rtily to the call s e n t o u t th ro u g h th e mails this w eek of th e $2.00 f o r each was s ta te d S a tu r d a y by Jo h n C. E s te s , f r e s h m a n p resid e n t. th e c o n t r .b u tio a the f irst c onvocation a g re e d “ T h ese men on th e ir own m otion to a t assist us. T hen a g a in th e class as a whole voted alm o st un a n im o u sly last w eek a m o u n t a m o n g all of us f r e s h m e n ,” E s te s said. a p p ortion th e to Two ca*h prizes, SIDO and $50 e a c h . (h is o ffer, is “ to en cou rage those who a w a rd e d to U n iv e r s ity law M I * * the law to Im- p ea ce m a k ers in- . stead of tro ub le m a k e r s .” a re to be , , , , . , s tu d e n ts next session by R. w . Mayo, for the best essays or p a p e r s touch- j pn>sent co un sello r a n d ing on the in su rance question, acc o rd ­ ing to an ann o u n c e m e n t by Dean I, P. H ildebrand. The f i r s t prize of HOC is to be a w a r d e d to the middle or senior law s tu d e n t who su b m its th e best essay, while th e second prize c f $50 may be won by any stu d e n t in th e L aw D e p a rtm e n t. Mayo's idea, as s ta te d in the le tte r m ak in g Dean H ild eb rand said. J u d g e Mayo it a t a tto r n e y - a t T he d onor of t h e s e prizes D ean L. H. H u b b a rd is in f a v o r o f the freshm an plans. “ It seem s to law in D aiias, and is an old cia vs- me t h a t they should m ake good th e ir m ate of Dean H ildeb ran d, both h*v- prom ise, and respo nd to the l e tte r s ing received th e ir law degrees from the H u b b a rd the U n iv e rs ity in 1900. t h a t have been s e n t f r e s h m a n c o m m itte e ,” o u t by recently con trib uted com m ented. The 216 fre sh m e n have until Sat- $500 to the Law School f o r the p u r - ehase of an th e insurance these books a r e being o rd e re d now. tim e having been extended by Pres- lib r a r y , a n d ; u r d a y assessm ent, to pay the | id e n t Splawn. English P rof P u lls Surprise on Studes T he m ost c o n sc ie n tio u s English p ro f e s s o r in th e U n iv e rs ity gave h.s s tu d e n ts a 2 0-page a s s ig n m e n t f o r th e d ay follow ing th e final e x a m in a ­ tion. “ As if w e ’d s t u d y ,” la u g h e d one th e class w hen o f th e m e m b e rs of r e f e r r i n g to th e incident. Co-ed T ennis Stars W ear W hite Knickers W hite k n ic k e rs a r e being w orn by co-ed te n n is p la y e rs in p re f e r e n c e to black bloom ers. T his c h a n g e in w e a r ­ ing a p p a re l o f the girl n e t s t a r s was noticed S a t u r d a y a f te r n o o n by p a ss ­ ing eds. ...... o----------- Laws “O ut o f L uck” If Late to C lasses S tu d e n ts o f the Law D e p a r tm e n t a r e “ o u t of lu c k ” if th e y g e t to class la te, a c c o rd in g to one of th e Law s. T h e d o o r o f th e classroo m is locked w hen th e second bell rings. 0— ----------- Studes Investigate “ B lood ” in T H ali th e r e la te ly a n d S tu d e n ts h a v in g classes in T Hall have been w o n d e r in g who has been m u rd e re d in v e s ti­ g a t in g c e rta in red sp o ts on th e floor. This m y ste ry was e x p la in e d by c ir ­ cus officials th e th e ir sign bru sh o f Chili G r a n g e r , p a in te r. to be p a in t fro m ------------- o-------------- H iking Elim inated From Circus W ork H iking m ay be g r e a t as ex ercise, b u t m e m b ers of t h e V a rsity C ircus c o m m itte e sa y “ no m o re of it ” fo r them . S a tu r d a y th e y w ere given the use o f a F o rd t o u r i n g e a r f re e of th e B a r k e r M otor C o m ­ c h a rg e by pany. T h e c a r will be used until th e circus is ov er by all c o n n e c te d w ith the p r e p a ra tio n s . El I E IN KALLEY M E E T Kansas State Is Aw arded Sec­ ond and Drake U niver­ sity T hird Place 4 JUDGES L I U TEXAS Blake Johnson Was Winner of W roe Oratorical Con­ test Here B y John P alm er Blake Johnson of Austin, rep­ resen tin g the University of Texas in the Missouri Valley oratorical contest at St, Louis, F rid a y nig ht won first place over five other universities who had men entered in the contest, according to a telegram received from Elwood Griscom, who ac­ companied Johnson to St. Louis, “ Law E n f o r c e m e n t ” was the sub­ j e c t of J o h n s o n ’s d e c la m a tio n . I • # F o u r o u t of th e six ju d g e s co n ­ c u r r e d in a w a r d in g t h e f ir s t prize to K a n sas S ta te w a s given J o h n so n . second place, a n d D ra k e U niversity th ir d place. T h e un iv e rsitie s entered in th e c o n te s t w e r e : K ansas S ta te, K a n sa s U n iv e rsity , M isouri U n iver­ sity, U n iv ersity of T exas, Drake U ni­ v e rs ity and W a sh in g to n U niversity. T w o of th e u niversities, D ra k e and W a sh in g to n , in te rc o lle ­ g ia te d e b a te s f r o m T e x as th is year. have won J o h n so n r e p r e s e n te d T e x a s U n i­ v e r s ity by v irtu e of w in n in g the W roe O ra to ric a l C o n te s t held F eb ­ $50 .00 r u a r y 27, when a prize of He also won th e was given him. S ta te O r a to ric a l C o n te s t s e v e ra l He is a s tu d e n t of th e y e a rs ago. o f the Law School, and m e m b e r Higg D e b a tin g Club. G riscom a n d J o h n s o n will a r r iv e in A u stin S u n ­ day m orning. ALL S T U D E N T S WILL G ET RECORD OF W O R K BOO KLETS T U E S D A Y F r e s h m e n as well as upper-class- m en will receive the re c o rd booklets which will be given o u t T u e sd a y , a c c o rd in g to E. J . M athew s, R egis­ t r a r . All those s t u d e n t s who failed to t u r n th e ir b oo klets in to th e R eg is­ t r a r ’s o ffic e by 5 o ’clock Saturday e v e n in g will n o t receive th e ir grad es n e x t T u e sd a y , M ath ew s a n n o u n c e d . W ith it* IO p age* o f iivo n ew s th* ea m p u s-life o f V a r­ m irror* In a d d ition to th e cam p us sity is the u su al S u n d ay n ew s, th e re so c ie ty n ew s w ith fu ll p a g e o f p ictu res, fe a tu r e sto r ie s, an d a full p age p ictu r es o f a g a la x y o f tra ck sta rs n ation al and v a r sity w ho w ill c o m p ete in th e T e x a s R elay G am es. P a g e I — G en eral n e w s o f th e cam p us. P age 2— S p orts. S to r y o f th e 3 0 0 a th le te s w ho w ill e n te r T ex a s R elay G am es. p a g e 3— C oach L itt le fie ld ’s s e ­ for the V a r s ity team le ctio n o f th* R ela y g a m e s. P a g es 4 and 5— A t th e A u stin p la y -h o u ses. P a g e 6— C am p u s ‘‘sp o ts.” P a g e 7— S o c ie ty . P hotograp h o f M iss F in n o y b y C h ristian son . P h o to g ra p h M iss M ounts and M iss G r a fiu s by J en sen . P a g e 8— E d ito r ia ls, churchos. P a g e 9 — F e a tu r e storiea. P a g e IO— F u ll p age, illu str a t­ in R elay gam e*. ed , o f e n tr a n ts P ic tu r e s o f T e x a s track m on by E x te n sio n S tu d io. ( C o n tin u e d on p ag e 2) T O D A Y ’S T E X A N - TWO T H E D A I L Y T E X A N ThREE OLYMPIC AND ThREE WORLD ChAMPS TAKE PART IN RELA YS Calloway Will Give Five Lecture* on English L a n g u a g e tom having originated in 1907. j niver*ary Celebration in 1923. T h is! th at year, a fte r an exciting election,| was the eighth of the biennial cir- Lynn Wooten of Austin was chorei! series came in 1923 with the coro- cuses held a t the University, the cur- Queen and was crowned during the 1 IU J circe , Marie J at* it was Queen of nation of Queen M aria Taylor of San magnificent ceremony of the whole . ^ . a * .. " ' F ve lectures in a series .u a ; • . / . MO, , n the prim ary purpose, in th at year, was Varsity in 1913. lie r coronation was J Antonio. She Aas elected by a 30,* raising of money for the V arsity an elaborate a ffa ir, with a court of OOO m ajority, this lead being piled baseball nine, and the establishment duchesea chosen by popular election up in the last day of balloting after I subject. “Studies in the History or 't h . Burfish I ,.n e u * r ." will h . r i r .n " f “ l“ ' lklnK fuml fur .he apiucp of; for the firs t time. during the week berfnnioe March th*t '• ’o rt- Th*re w#* n” btaJ k* i « • . , and the Athletic that in th, .prin* of m s . Velmai She was supported by a eoort of 48, Department of English r5ouncil had Plann,*d to '^continue Garrett wa* chosen Queen. She wa. a rr,prudent “Court of Jewels ,” as it railway U * O' * baseball on account of the lack of crowned in the most elaborate social lo the l i t circus before the war. 1 ,..* .,, to f i r * place. ;jffair of tho easer*. Th, 1917 cele- ’ — ^ — L .t - t - - r ,he had climbed from fa r below the B wa* called. Duchesses chosen at the election were Lynette Onstott, Jose­ phine Gilliam, Gladys Dublin, Wini­ fred Smith, Ruth R atliff, Dorothy Brown, Thula Hardy, and Eleanor Seastrunk. The duchesses were a t­ tended by their escorts, and the Queen ladies-in-waiting and named seven their escorts, the Lord Chancellor, high priest, pages, and many others. C ly e J ? 3 0 0 athlete*, the very crwun Of the athletic talent 0f th* j"™* --------------------- . . . .. . , , . . . Middle Western and SHI th western stater, will compete in Austin Friday, March 27, in the first great track arn! field carnival ever; '/ * OT inf hew ill the South. Athletic celebrities, including three world rec- ord-holriers and three 1924 Olympic cham pions, will be p resent in the tinBf und *>iact of each w*11 be announced faculty large numbers, assuring for the Texas^ committee on public lectures, which Relay Game* the gaining of national prestige. iater the by . mbytct* of the lecture, and , ( }4^ Games against such outstanding s ta r s ’ -A -n ( har.,#> as Larry Snyder, captain of the Ohioi Dr. Calloway was chosen last year State track team, and his team-mate, to hold the University Research lec- turship for the amma* of 1924-25. G. P. Guthrie; Sam Orebaugh, cap in his talks he will give the result “baby p a rty ” originated with of his research this year on the gen- circus. The a ffa ir proved to be rn success-{bration was postr^ned due to the war, in 1918 Sunshine Pope of Goliad ful that it was repeated in 1909, this time for the glory of the University. waR Queen of V arsity. As in the circus of two years p re -j In 1921 Mary Helen Holden of vious, a “sponscr“ for the University Austin was selected as Queen. At was named by the ntudent body. The, the coronation ;-he was attended by this | a court composed of Virginia Donald- son, lady in-wa i ting, K atherine Caro­ ther% prince-'*, and twelve duchesses. “ Sponsor” in the circu-* of 1911. in I But the most spec tacular, the most The Varsity Queen replaced tin' S C A R B R O U G H 'S M A N ’S S H O P Heading the large field ai athletic luminaries will be three athletic club stars: Jackson Echols, of the New York Athletic P u b , winner of the SSW) meter championship of the 1924 Olympics: Harold Osborne, holder of the world’s record for the high jump a r d winner of the decathlon cham­ pionship and high jump champion­ ship of the 1924 Olympics; and Joie Ray, ais© of the Illinois Athletic Club, who is recognised as the leading mid­ dle distance runner a t America. The university division of the re­ lays will furnish the largest num­ ber of sta rs ,’ however. Out-of-state universities and colleges competing are: Illinois University, Ohio State, Kansas, Missouri, Drake University of Des Moines, Iowa; Butler College of Indianapolis, Indiana; Oklahoma University, and the Southwestern State Teachers College of Durant, Oklahoma Among the Texas schools that will * compere are; Texas A. A Baylor University, Southwestern, and Texas University. A number of very strong teams are entered in the junior college class. Wesley College and Burleson College of Greenville; North Texas State T* achar* College cf Denton, North Texas A. ie M. of Arlington, and the Southwest Texas State Teachers College of San Marcos are the strong­ est schools entered in this division •rf competition. Four strong teams are entered in the academy class. San Marcos Bap­ tist Academy, San Antonio Academy, Allen Academy, and the Texas School for the Deaf and Dumb have entered teams. Many Hifh School* Entered in Among the more than a score of th at will compete for high schools the high school division boriors are the following strong team s: Cen-1 ti a1 High of Fort Worth, Lockhart, Oak Cliff High of Dallas, Bracken-J ridge and Main Avenue of San An­ tonio, Cleburne, Rockdale, Ballinger, Austin, Corpus Christi, Georgetown,! Yoakum. San Gabriel, and Camaron. Relay and speciality events will be i staffed in each division of compete j lion. For example, in the university and college class, relay races will be j run for five distances: 2 miles, I mile, one-half mile, oneKjuarler mile, and ; mile and seven-eighths; while special­ ty events will be held in the KH) yard dash, in the 120 yard high hurdles.} shot put, discus, javelin, high jump, broad jump, and pole vault. Junior Coll**** W»H Compete Junior college athletes will compete in one mile, half-mile, and one mile medley relays held exclusively for junior coheir* athletes, and abo will j have the privilege of competing in ' the specialty events against univer sity athlete'. But one event will be held exclusive-! !y for academy entrants. This event} is the one mile relay. Academy per- \ f( TTh'T* will he given the privilege of competing in the high school class in a lh® yard dash and in a 120 yard high hurdle race. Three relays, the mile, half-mile. and mile medley, and two specialty events, the IOC* yard dash and the 120 yard high hurdles, will lie held for high school athletes. Thirty events* in all will be staged. Action will start a t 2 o cleek on the Stadium track with the 120 yard high hurdle preliminaries in the univer­ sity mad college class, and writ! end at 5:29 when the mite relay in the imiverstij class is finished. Yr we- of a total value of more than j 12,OOO will ae distributed among the Winning athletes Thirty-*wo white gold watcher, to go to member* of eight of the winning relay learns; more thai a hundred gold, silver, and b n tao m edals and ten or twelve sd-} ver lev ier cup* arse major items of ; ike p rim list. A boun d* la F e a tu r e * The great track aud field carn iv al’ will abound in features. For example, - there will be the special mile race between Ray of th* Illinois Athletic Oufe, and Jim Bee*- of Co?,,anc be, T exas, captain of the Longhorns, and holder of the Boy th we vt conference records for the arite and half mile. A nother g rea t sporisdty feature event win coffee when Ibm Kinsey of Illi­ nois U r.Aret ?y, Mirrrnr « ' th e high the 1924 f% ris - Olympics, race* over UMI 129 champion* hip of bagh l i N i e * A the I oxm Relay > tain of the Drake team ; Graham, of Kansan U irfw rfijr; Troy Jonea, cap- tain of the Baylor B ears; and Mats-* rice S taliter of the Texas Longhorns. I _ . A ^ bj e7 t > n n o w H l. - .$ Perhaps —.. - the most thrilling relay* VARSITY QUEEN . ........- _ _ _ , ... r, . <.,<. (Countrnued from Page l f Last spring in the Kansan eav event of the entire carnival will be the medley relay rnee in the univer-1 I decorated elaborately and expensively, mty class. the member# of tho coronation ReJay Games, the Texas Longhorns committee, and no pains will be set a new world r«*cord for the mile spared to make it the most colorful ^ season. The Queens and seven-eights medics* relay. 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GIRLS CAN PICK MUSIC OUT OF ANY INSTRUMENT FROM A COMB TO HAWAIIAN UKELELE Violano-Virtuoso at M cFadden’s One of 8 Greatest Inventions B y Jew ell P rid g en Long: ago we became used to the to see and self-playing piano, but hear a real violin play without a “ Music hath c harm s to soothe the savage beas t,” s a ng a poet of m us>cian to guide tho bow and touch This musical wonder consists of a long ago. Univers ity co-eds at the S c ottish Rite Dormitory have tho strings is a marvel we will long the s ame gr eat faith in the c o m fo rting and tranqui li zing power wondpr at. Such an instrument, the self-playing vioLn accompanied by a is electrically of music. T he variety of musical ins truments at the dormitory indicates tha t those girl s are doing their bit towards the promo­ tion of peace and good-will. list of musical Violano-Yirtuosos has lately been in- j piano. The machine — --------------------------- ---- ------- facilities is * "— The T H E D A I L Y T E X A N stalled at M cFad d en ’s University Drug Store. This instrument, from a technical standpoint, is of groat in­ terest to the musician and tho stu­ dent of physics and mechanics, o f ­ ficials of the United S tates Patent Of fin* having declared it to be one of the eight greatest inventions of the decade. operated, each note having a sep a­ rate electro-m agnet. On the violin, four strings may be played a t one time, while the human hand can play hut two. Ordinarily the tones of the by energizing its strings with a how. The Violano substitutes fo r the uneven hack and forth motion of the ordinary how, a f violin are obtained taneously. T h e refo re this instrument continuous even ro tary motion fey means of a small celluloid disc at- j can play groups in four p a rt har- tached to a revolving shaft, one for mony on one violin, something which ordinary each strm g of th** Violin, four of them may be played simul- ! method of bowing. and all cannot he done by th 1* THREE . . , , , . ~ the m u s i c a l : , ^ . headed by the stately grand piano in J letic director. Local track fans are f or wa r d to a 220 yard cxhi- the social room. F rom its keys i s m, . tune which vary with „ . ability and inclinations of the g i r l . ; !’,tl0n raC* b* tW« n Scholz and Bud the University of Illinois. who play. A dormitory blue law pro- | £ vans vide* th a t on Sunday no ja z z shall I On a one-turn track, Evans holds the its patrician key- j world’s record, both for the 220 yard be teased from board. Then, there are the player and the 200 meter dashes. Coach Lit- pianos. One of these upright pianos stands in the auditorium. Here each night an enthusiastic crowd of co-eds p a n n ‘n ? sister dance, while one perspiring the pumps off “ Memory L a n e ” other mechanical The variation. player piano is in the dining room This one is reserved for special oc­ casions; such as a visit from the Ma­ stop sons, or when the girls thinking of their physical appetites long enough to call for food to s a t ­ isfy their musical hunger. E n tr y of Scholz insures the compe­ tition of three 1924 Olympic ch am ­ the T ex as Relay Gam8 E . P E T E R S O N T ailoring T h at Satisfied Phone 5 6 4 6 2 4 0 4 Guadalupe S t. G U S B . L I N Z Dry Cleaner— E x p e rt P re sse r— L au n d ry 8 0 6 C ongress A ve. Phone 2 3 0 9 DRESSMAKERS T H E U N I V E R S I T Y D R E S S M A K E R H em stitch in g, Pleatin g , D ressm aking. 2402 Sen Antonio S t. Phone 3 2 6 5 M IS S M A B E L G A N N A W A Y E xp ert H em stitch in g, B u tto n e end P leatin g O il C ongree#, Phone 8 3 6 2 M R S . E M M A R O S S D ressm aking 226 Littlefield Bldg. Phone 2 0 7 0 F rid ay , March 27, on the Stadium track k*** b em stlU eh u if, p (eating, and but 2 0 B m p f.-r -UU m e t e r tOB, R h .o esto a settin g s (or evening d resses n a e * . xo* d a sh at the 1924 Olympics, nosing out W T t S f t i r J l S * *' by inches Charley Paddock. S r h n l z w o n th o js c n o iz w o n m e . F . L . Kip, phone 9 1 6 0 . T H E W A L T O N * 1 Sehoiz’s en try was received S a t u r ­ day by L. T. Bellmont, V arsity ath-i M R S . ID A P A G E F A L L O N M aker of FesU osm bU Gown* and H ate r » Co ag ree# Phone 4B M EL R aven, 1 4 0 3 L a v a ca Phone 6 7 6 9 PIANO WORK WINDOW CLEANERS R. A P F E I F E R P l s s s W ark S cien tifically Rendered 8 b m > 1406 Red R iver S tre e t. Die! 3 4 6 9 S T U D E N T W I N D O W C L E A N E R S Q uality, E fficien cy , Econom y V. M . Misuser, M gr. Phono Y . ML C . A PLUMBING L e v a M overs R e -sharpened 7S« Ice B oxes Relined PLU M BIN G R E P A IR SHO P WOOD YARDS HEATER BLOCKS 6 3 * 8 P E R RICK D E L IV E R E D . IL SIMPSON FRUITS AND CANDIES T R Y O U R Delicious Apples Heavenly Hash We c a r r y a full line of fruits md fresh candies at all times. students are w**l- University )omo and we urge you to make >ur place your headquarters vhen you want Q u a lity P ro d u c t* CALIFORNIA FRUIT & CANDY CO. 6 0 2 Congress This from hundreds of stu­ to make dents who desire changes at this time and from the new students on the c a m ­ pus. T e x a n W a n t Ads, 6 T im e s f o r $ 1 . 0 0 Call at Main Building 155 T O N I G H T I ake d in n e r w h e r e fo o d is d elic io us an d d i fferent, w h e r e s erv ic e is perfect, where smart Austin d ines. THE SPANISH DINING ROOM Sunday Dinner Table u are satisfied. Dial — 22 8 5 5 0 . S E L E C T lot on Salado S treet 5 0 x 1 3 3 , fine view of hills, cem ent walk and curb, gravelled street. P rice $ 1 ,2 5 0 . — 22 T. H. Barrow and Sons. FO R R E N T - —N ear University in pri­ vate home, one nice room to a gen­ call Mrs. interested — 23 tleman. Spears at 2 7 8 6 . If ROOMS FO R REN T BO A R D & ROOMS fortably SOUTH ROOM for boys— L arg e co m ­ room with block of fo r spring — 24 sleeping porch, within a campus. Reduced rent term. Dial 6 4 8 7 . furnished Sleeping porches. Hot BOARD AND ROOMS— Table board. cold shower. Also garage. Convenient to campus. P rices reasonable. Transients 28 taken. 1 9 0 8 Whitis, phone 4 1 3 2 . and LO ST— Will the person who took the gold watch and chain from locker Noj 109 at P.T. shack a t 4 : 1 5 F rid ay evening, kindly leave it. a t the T exan office or 1 9 0 5 University Avenue? — 2 8 Phone Luederman a t 8 0 4 3 . M IS S IN G - “ The Prairie W ife,” will be seen at the Queen T h ea ter this week and F lo rence Perkins may see her if she will call at the box office of the th e ate r with this ad Monday. midnight matinee LOST A leather pocket book a t a t Hancock T h eater Monday morning. P ock et­ book contained money and receipts. Phone 6 7 7 0 or leave a t Tex an o f­ — 2 2 fice. Reward. M ISCELLAN EO US m e make them easier MATH and P H Y S IC S are h a rd ! L e t you. Phone Brown at 5 2 8 3 fo r an appoint­ — 26 ment in coaching. fo r MISS M ARY KING Exclusive Millinery H I W . Eighth S treet Phone 3 8 3 9 DANCING — Private studio, 500 W. 31st. Phone 7812. UNION BUS COMPANY AUSTIN— SAN ANTONIO E v e r y H o u r on the H o u r STEPHEN F. AUSTIN HOTEL PHONE 8422 story and basement residence two blocks from University on Guadalupe S treet. C orner 1 1 6 x 1 4 8 1-2 feet, which is business section. Price only $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 . See us a t once. T. H. B a rr o w and — 2 2 Sons. BO Y W A N T E D to room with quiet, studious young man in nice south­ Sleeping porch and hot east room. j water at all times. Two blocks from — 25 6 0 8 W. 24th. University. women. Comfortable F O R R N T— Rooms for University and well­ kept rooms fo r University women students in an approved house. Mrs. J . H. Biggs, 4 10 West 19th Sreet, — 28 phone 8 0 1 0 . room with F O R R E N T — Delightful family. Best of table board if desired. Mrs. Sam Harlan, 2 5 0 0 Nueces St. -22 private hath private in ROOM for boys in quiet home, one- half block south of Law Building. 20 0 4 W ichita S tree t, — 26 P rice $ 7 .0 0 . phone 8 2 8 8 . T H R E E L A R G E COOL ROOMS— F o r boys. Especially desirable for six boys who wish to stay together. Investigate before locating this term and stay at a place you will like. 6 0 6 — 26 Phone 5 9 7 0 . W. 18th. ROOMS fo r r e n t : To young men with or without board. E a s t sleep­ ing porches, com fortable beds. 2 41 1 San Antonio, phone 5 1 9 8 . -27 ROOM free to a University boy who will take ca re of m y yard and keep — 20 the car. Ring 7 7 7 8 . j BOYS— You will he surprised to find such a desirable place to sta y as I o u rs; located on University Avenue, from campus. A ct one-half block 6 quick — 22 p. rn. and phone a f t e r 3 9 9 2 boys, F O R K E N T — To one room all modern with sleeping porch, and one- conveniences, within one half blocks of cam pu s; also garage. 19 0 6 Speedway, phone 5 8 0 8 . — 25 F O R R E N T — Two large, well f u r­ nished bedrooms, garage, sleeping porch. C orn er 21 st and Whiti*. E n ­ tran ce 301 W est 21st. R eferences — 25 required. Phone 4 1 0 6 . the large ROOMS AND BOARD Boys, see sleeping rooms porches a t 2 2 0 8 Nueces if you are j E x c e lle n t! changing fo r n ext term. meals to those wanting table board. — 24 Phone 8 4 3 3 . and ROOM AND B O A R D - Two v a c a n ­ cies at Lubbock Hall, b oy ’s dormi-lGOOH IN V E S T M E N T — Two 27th OO shower*. tory with S treet, phone 2 0 9 2 . IOO W . S U M M E R R A T E S NOW $ 3 2 . 5 0 Board and Room $ 2 3 . 5 0 Three Meals $ 1 8 . 5 0 Two Meals Rooms w ithout board $ 9 .0 0 . the Wichita S tr e e t, opposite — Build’ng. ROOM AND M E A L S fo r two girls 2 1 0 6 Tom Green — 22 in quiet home. S treet, phone 4 8 7 8 . LO ST & FOUND F O U N D — Black leather case contain­ ing horn rimmed spectacles, vanity ...... 2 0 1 0 1 American style dinner Law Ham or Bacon and E gg Apr? 25c OK, .20c 3 Delicious Hot Cakes and C offee 15c 2 Eggs any style ...15c Toast and C offee ............................ . . . 1 0 c All Kinds o f Cereals ......................... .10c .............. 5c F rench F ried Potatoes 7' Bone .Steak 2 5 c Pork Chops .......................... 25c Coffee and Doughnut ................. 5c ......................... ......... From 5 : 3 0 A. M. to 2 : 3 0 P. M. 2 5 0 2 Guadalupe S tr e e t case, and o th er feminine parpherna- L a . Owner may have same by call- ing a t b u s i n e s s office, Daily T exan , j|ert and paying f o r t h i s ad. . ...... — I S tr e e t . riainS f o r t f W ago n Y a r d , horseback. B lo o d ed , a |e> on|y $ j o o . 1 0 3 W e s t STUD ENTS keen y o u r health by s i d ­ Austin Second 28 LO ST— A gold wrist watch with gold, itx- v v a t v c * t bracelet attachm ent. Lost tween 2 2 0 0 and 2 3 0 0 Rio Grande.; .. Reward Iii.,.t Black 37 2 4 . . I o o h Rio Grande. to Mrs. C. if brought . J J f t " Lnve C£ be- H L Y * O L K S I Like e music, of course in and hear “ In- " I " ‘“ I % * “ * I t s a V ictor Record. Isaac Bledsoe, F red Kingdon, Mgr. — 26 821 Congress, phone 6 6 1 9 , i ' w . „ Whiteman. Phone 22 “ F ra n ce s .” LO ST — Gold fountain pen, engraved kinder please return to Texan office or call 5 8 1 6 a fte r 6 p. rn. — 22 _________ LOST— A bunch of keys attached to strip of metal from a key purse. Finder please leave at Texan office — 24 for reward. LO ST— Will the person who found the turqaois dinner ring please re ­ turn it to <03 W est 24th and receive — 27 reward. Tel. 7 0 1 2 , Murray. W A N T E D — T o briefs, type themes and theses. Rates reason­ able. Phone 5 6 5 5 for Miss Smith.— 26 your F R E S H eggs fo r sale— If you want them guaranteed, look for further information in this column, also con­ “ Excu se Me” cerning the picture showing at the Majestic T h e a te r this week, Law ton Gamble will receive a to free the box o ffice, Monday. ticket by bringing this ad “ E X C U S E M E ” A T TH E M A JESTIC M O N D A Y W I G M O R E L E C T U R E S the law yer's profession, according to W igm ore’a ic,-rfes t»f |teiu * es. H E R E A P R I L 6 - 1 0 an announcem ent by I>**an I. P. Hilde- ---------- * - The stand i i d te x tb w k on evidence brand. A pproxim ately 2,(KM) letters for u n iv e r s ity law schools has been D*an W ilm ore of N orthw estern ( o r invitations have been sent out to! w ritten by , Dealt W ilm o re, and he is a long-ti t . \ e dean of th e N orthw est- stated U n iversity will deliver a aeries of Texas law yers by the U n iversity Law fiv e lectures at the U n iversity from School, extending an A pril 6 to IO, on subjects a ffe c tin g them to be in A u stin to hear Dean Judge HiljJ ebrand. invitation fo r • e m Un ive t sity Law School, MAJESTIC S T A R T IN G M O N D A Y B e v y o f . t a r . in c o m e d y a t th e M a j e s t i c . C a s t i n c l u d e * t h e nam ** o f N o r m a S h e a r e r , C o n r a d N a g e l . EXCUSE ME' IIT Norma Shearer and Conrad Nagel Have Leading Roles in F dm pear in A ustin during the week o f April 27 to May T. Any you n g lady who desire-- to enter this race may obtain full in­ form ation at o ffic ia l circus head­ quarters in the L ittlefield building. A ccording to those In charge the rule* are sim ple and there in no red tape connected with this con test. I his con test a fford s a splendid op­ and portunity f< r other Univer.-ity organizations to p resent one o f their members w ith a w onderful trip. the sororities A dvertise in The T exan render of the B ritish at Yorktown. Norma .Shearer and Uonrad K ilt Cm I lux- 1 new . is another W’hen Benjam in Franklin, in hi* sober garb, pleaded for aid to the Colonies at the Court of Louis XVI at V ersailles historical scene. renew screen acquaintances in cuse Me," R upert H ughes’ Metro-G ddwyn - Ma y er which is com ing Monday to the Ma-j th*- hero' jc s tk T heater. T hey ore The hardship and su fferin g of t h e f ancj heroine o f a story that sparkles take Colonial troop* when General W ashington shared the p)AC(, 0 f a tran*-c<>ri‘ m ental tram . cold and m isery endured by hi* sol- t jnu. the two players ap speared togeth er we* in M onts Beira f||er* at V alley Forge. The Boston Tea P arty, P a t r i c k j .Snob.” In “ Excuse Me" they fi,ng at com edy, ^ thl, t;m<. itl- their live* is vividly d ep icted ,I w jtfc farcical situations which produc (ion B e r n >'» impassioned speech, and nam- em u s other incidents of the day* of anrf the Revolution are included in this stupendous production, which, under the direction of E. Mason Hopper, i* a stirrin g chapter from history. — -o— — —— F U K S OF U t SOOTH lf TO OPEN HEISE MONDAY tj„. picture, oth er* the ca t in are Renee John Bole*, Adore®, W alter Iller*. Bert Roach, W illiam V. Mong, Edith Yorke and E ugene Cameron. “ Excuse Me" is a screen version of the stage farce by Mr H ughes, which w as ant of the most guree#*- ful of its kind in theatrical history, A lf Goulding directed. Many Univeraity Girl* W ill T ak e Part in Elaborate M usical R evue TUP TI H S ANGELES OFFERED IN CONTEST Co-eds May Enter R ace for R ep resen tative of Ben Hur Shrine According to an non nee in o ffic ia l of Ben Hur Ti-tup popular young lady in this big [ will be given a trip to Los as sponsor for Ben Hur Ti­ the Shrine special train to perial Council session o f the o f the M ystic Shrine. This co n test is being st connection with the advent of the Shrine Circus which Beauties of the University F irst P re s e n ta tio n of th e G irls He centiy N o m in a te d as th e Most B e a u tifu l of the U n iv ersity In i i S pecial S p e c ta c u la r Scene A t “Follies of the South” W ith F o u r teen O th e r Big A c ts In** eluding M instrelsy, M usical In te rp re ta tio n s, C o m e­ dy, S pecialties 7 5 — A R T IS T S — 75 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL M onday and T uesday N ights It Merry! 7 O U LL how' i at the ItVtf Exciting! love-sick boneymoonc s s who can’t get married— because i there s no M inister on their tram-cc j A m ental Express— You ll scream at / the beautiful blonde who kicks up a /, the trouble— Y o u 'll gasp at the gre< s train wreck— You'll enjoy every crow d ed minute of this smile-a-minur g screen entertainment. R U PE R T HUGHES’ ^Production 4 of his novel and play c 'Directed by Alf* G ou ld in g R esented bu r f , L O U I S A M A Y E R NORMA 5,H E A R E R C O N R A D N A G E L R E N E E A D O R E E W A L T E R H I E R S . _ f M e t r o ' ) 1 V T ? / , / / , , , , , , , - - i- X Y A P * c t F r r T h u n d e r * ^ S T A R T IN G T H U R S D A Y T h e story or the last o f t h e b u f f a l o e s ! LOIS W ILSO N JA C K HO LT N O A H BEERY 4 .WY‘nr" R A Y M O N D H A T T O N m R W t rilfTij/ a Z )u l "j ii ^ _ _ ujptlfMlOf K T E X A S T H E A T E R F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y W e d n e s d a y a n d T h u r * d a y R IC H A R D D IX IN “ A M an M ust L ive” W ith J a c q u e lin e L oga n f / ARD S t OPTOME .. .... ( N E D CY CS * V * & C 0 N G R e ? 5 s J G L A S S E R . P IT T C O . - - . - _ _ — ....... ,. .... . ....... _ . . a1 . J C O M M EN C ING M A R CH 23 Through P ullm ans B etw een A ustin and the M agic Rio Grande V alley! Leave A ustin t • et O n S u n s h i n e S p e c i a l 1 :00 P M. D aily c * * A r r iv e K i n g s v i l l e I A r r i v e H a r l i n g e n .. *, . A r r i v e S a n B e n i t o A r r i v e B r o w n s v i l l e n 4 : 3 2 a m. 7 : 3 5 a.m . a n . 8 : 0 7 a m. 8 : 4 5 a .m . Leave Ville L e a v e t e L e a v e g e n L e a v e V i l l e B r o w n s - 7 :3 0 p . rn S e n B en i- 9 : 0 5 p m H a r lin - 8 : 3 0 p . rn King** 11:35 p m ARRIVE AUSTIN on ‘SU N SH IN E SPECIAL" I 1:10 A M, Through Pullm ans to W est Texas D A IL Y — L eave A ustin 1 1 :2 0 p. rn. A rrive B ro w n w o o d 8 : 0 0 a. rn.— D A ILY . Connecting w ith T h rou gh P u ll­ to C olem an , B a llin ger, m ans S A N T A F E W W f r e d H a r v K J WM San A n g e lo , N ew M exico, A rizo n a and C aliforn ia C I T Y O F F I C E A U S T I N H O T E L , M. L M o r ris, P. & T A . P H O N E 7 7 5 5 R o b t. W e b b , A s s i s t a n t M A R IO N D A V IE S JANICE MEREDITH IN H E R G R E A T E S T * T R I U M P H Acclaimed by critics as the supreme photoplay. A spectacle, stupendously breath-taking. A dramatic.^ love story with a *wift crescendo of power that sweeps all before it. Also F o x N e w * an d Go-Gat ter# ft’s American to the ' A poria? j. arranged bi a rn. c. e. mm HISTORICAL FILM" HERE THIS WEEK Marion Davies in “Janice Mer­ edith" Plays Four Days at Hancock Spectacular scenes of fam ous epi­ s t l e s of the American Revolution are “Janice accurately reproduced M eredith,” Marion D avie's p reten -j ficu s and beautiful Cosmopolitan pro­ duction, which M arts a four-day run on W ednesday at the H ancock The­ ater. in The skirm ish at Lexington— “the shot that WM heard 'round the world" *—the dauntless Minute Men bravely fig h tin g against frigh tfu l odds— this is one of the thrilling scenes o f the production. W ashington crossing the Delaw are is also a gripping chapter of the pho­ toplay. Paul Revere’* im m ortal ride— when his horse’* hoofs resounded through the night, when startled heads ap­ peared at windows in answer to his call, aud when he took desperate jum ps over fence* and hedge*, is full of thrill- and artistic effects. » The Battle of T renton— W ashing­ to n * tim ely attack, and the victory I* vivid and gripping, a m agnificent but of history. Then there is the battle ami su r­ P rofessional productions with pro­ fessional participant# may come and go, but for genuine entertainm ent the theater-going public alway* an­ the ticipate* with greater pleasure presentation o f professional produc­ tion* v ith local talen t. This opinion is expressed by A. ISL beata, com m it­ tee chairm an, in explaining the en ­ the an­ thusiasm that has greeted nouncem ent of plans the for m usical revue, “ The F ollies o f the South," to be presented tinder the auspices o f the K nights Tem plar, March 23 and 24. The t. kris M i f f Production Com ­ pany ha- provided the vehicle for local ta le n t on thin occasion and re­ h e a r ai* are now in progress on w hat the com m ittee feel* sure w ill be the U oe-ribbon the season. entertainm ent of Horace Barnhart is in charge of the program for th e event and Mrs. B . L. Slaughter is assisting with the cast. T he p*ck of the talen t and beauty o f A ustin and th e U niversity will take part in this production, accord* I ing to Mr-*. Slaughter. Mrs. M augh- ; ter ha* assem bled the* east* and di­ rected a Humber o f am ateur e n te r ­ tain me n u in Au*un and I/.zed a* an authority in this lin e, “The Follies o f the South" are presented t h two acts and fou rteen scen e-, com bining m usical com edy, ntfM treisy, and specialties. —------- — o—-------- - i* r e c o g -1 Social Leaders Invited to Q u e en ’s Ball Social leaders, o f Austin w ill be I invited to act as patronesses during the queen'* coronation bail o f the V arsity Circus in May. according id o ffic ia l* la charge o f plant for tho a ffa ir . Lx-vtoder.t* and frien d s of the University ad TI also be in vited .to MU re Arrangement are betag made for an elaborate recept.un for the pa­ tronesses- This social w ill be held Friday evening, May 2«, preceding the Q M M * ' * B al., and pjreeerst plan*) are to make it one of the most a t -1 tr*' * ve f e a l t ie s ort the social eaten* der for the spring fe s tiv a l The romp late lust of honor gutet* v a l be ready for aggress! day*, tho*® f- in charge sta te . ;d , M V TC 3 I A l l V O 3 H .1. LOTS OF LAUGHTER ON VAUDEVILLE B I L L 'll S IT E D DHIL' JIT TEXAS FRIDAY Rudolph Valentino Follows His Success as Monsieur Beaucaire W ith New Film A f t e r “ M o nsieu r B e a u c a ir e ,” R u ­ dolph V a le n tin o ’s r o le in his la te s t P a r a m o u n t p ic tu r e , “ A S a in te d D e ­ v il,” com ing to th e T e x a s T h e a t e r on F r id a y , ch ang e an d b r in g s th e p o p u la r s t a r to th e screen in t h a t typ e o f role which m ade him f a m o u s in “ Blood a n d S a n d ” a n d the o th ers. is a decided of R e x B e a c h ’s “ A Sainted D ev il” is a fin e r o ­ an m a n ti c ta le o f S o u th A m erica, a d a p tio n s to ry , ‘‘R o p e ’s E n d .” I t ’s a J o s e p h Hena- it will b e r y pro d u c tio n . H e n a b e r y , “ T he p ro d u c e d be S t r a n g e r . ” re m e m b e re d , N ita Naldi, H e le n D ’Algv, Louise L a g r a n g e , Godowsky, D a g m a r G e orge S iegm an , R a pha e l B ongini a n d J e a n Del Val a r e b u t a few of t h e well know n p la y e rs who a p p e a r in th e s tr o n g s u p p o r ti n g cast. H e r e ’s a p ic tu r e said to be even th a n “ M o n sie u r B e a u c a ir e .” b e t t e r A n d t h a t is p ra ise , indeed. N ew York Authority on Home Decorating to Visit H.E. Classes U n d e r th e a u sp ic e s o f th e H om e E con om ics Club E d ith D ouglas D e a n e of N ew Y o rk w id ely k no w n a u t h o r i t y d e c o ra tio n s, will be b r o u g h t to A u stin w h e re she will give a series o f le c tu re s a t th e Y. M. C. A. b e g in n in g April 6 an d c o n tin u in g th r o u g h A pril IO. on in t e r i o r P ra c tic a l f e a t u r e s o f i n te r io r d e c ­ o r a tio n will be su b je c t o f h e r ta lk s a n d such phases as th e c o r r e c t t r e a t ­ m e n t of c u r ta in , r e n o v a ti n g an d e lim in a tin g f u r n i t u r e s . T he im p o r­ t a n c e o f color sc h e m e s will also be discussed. THEATER ROW B y L o u i s T. H a m l e t ! Q u e e n — H e r b e r t R a w l i n t o n a n d D o r o t h y D e v o r e “ T h e P r a i r i e in W i f e , ” M o n d a y T u e s d a y and W e d ­ n e s d a y ; “ F r i v o l o u s Sal*' s t a r r i n g M a e B u s c h a n d E u g e n e O ’B r i e n , 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 . H a n c o c k — I n t e r s t a t e B i g - t i m e v a u d e v i l l e , M o n d a y a n d T u e s d a y ; M a r i o n D a v i e s t h e h i s t o r i c al in f i l m , “ J a n i c e M e r e d i t h , ” r e m a i n ­ d e r o f w e e k . M a j e s t i c — “ E x c u s e M e ” w i t h , M o n d a y , T u e s d a y C o n r a d N a g e l J a c k H o l t a n d a nd W e d n e s d a y ; L o i s W i l s o n in Z a n e G r e y ’s “ T h e T h u n d e r i n g H e r d , ” 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 . T e x a s — R u d o l p h V a l e n t i n e in “ A S a i n t e d D e v i l , ’’ S a t u r d a y . F r i d a y and VAUDEVILLE BILL Trained Horse, Sultan, Starts O ff the Program With Clever A ct A comedy bill is prom ised a t th e H ancock T h e a te r M on day and T u e s ­ day. Ole Olson and Chick Joh n so n , the fo rem ost co m edians of vaudeville, a r e billed as th e h eadlin e f e a t u r e s and these comica h av e lined up s om e thing new in the w ay of foolishness. These y o u n g ste rs, sing, ta lk , p la y th e piano, and w h a t not. T h e ir own a c ts b r in g into action w ith n o th in g b u t them in th e whole bill chim es fun. Then on is th e ir a c t a n d a s u r p r is e a c t t u r n e d loose on th e public. Bob B a r r y w ith Dick L a n c a s te r JACK HOLT A N D LOIS WILSON Si MAJESTIC THURSDAY W yom ing. Cast of “ North of 3 6 ” Make New Western Production in Yosemite Valley th e h is to ry o f “ r u s h e d acsos« tho Two g r e a t the c o n tin e n t m ark W e s t ’s d e v e lo p m e n t. The f ir s t was tile ru sh o f the f o r ty - n i n e r s from the E a s t to the go ld-fields o f C alifornia an d the f r e e lands of O rego n. Tin* * FIVE second w as the rush of ’7d by th e f a n n e r s of th e Mississippi valley to the b u f f a lo fields of M on ta n a and It is this l a t t e r ru sh t h a t fo rm s th e th em e of Z ane G r e y ’s “ T he T h u n ­ de ri ng H e r d , ” which W illiam K. H ow ard d .re e le d f o r P a r a m o u n t. It will be th e chief film a tt r a c tio n a t the Majestic T h e a te r w here it opens next T h r r s d a y f o r a th re e d a y s ’ r u n . The p ic tu re s vividly r e c r e a te s th e fifty y e a rs ago. T h e old wert of pic tu re is packed from s t a r t to f i n ­ ish with thrilling incidents a n d dy- , namic action. H A N C O C K HOUSE BIG TIME INTERSTATE VAUDEVILLE M ON D AY A N D TUESDAY Matinee 3, Night 8 :1 5 A BILL OF LAUGHING H IT S WE'RE OFF STARTS TOMORROW G IV IN G T H E G R E A T E S T C O M E D Y B I L L Y O U E V E R S A W — F E A T U R I N G T H E F A M O U S O L S E N & J O H N S O N AFTERPIECE OL E C H I C O L S E N & J O H N S O N “ LI KEABLE L A D S L O A DE D WITH L A U G H S ’* J A C K D E S IL V IA R E V U E in "FLASHES OF SONG AND DANCE” W ith Four B eau tifu l Charmer* B O B B Y \ B A R R Y s' w ith , 4 DICK \ LANCASTER / In “I Don’t W’ant to Dance” . ,, C L A U D E and M A R IO N in “STILL !■ .......— » J ,*] » . a r g u i n g ' ^ ( . ! ZELAYA Music— Wit Philosophy Miss Lindsay and Sultan in an equestrian surprise. • ' r V . . - I TST.TIS----- EE " '— - ~ Herbert Rawlinson A n d Dorothy Devore W I T H A L S O “ A N D Y ’S T E M P T A T I O N ” A N D N E W S S H O W S S T A R T 11 OO 1:00 3 : 0 0 5 . 0 0 5 : 0 0 7 : 0 0 9 : 0 0 STARTING THURSDAY frivolous ru n s the Olson and J o h n so n com b in a­ tion a heavy ra ce f o r honors in the l a u g h te r line. B a r r y is a small comic. W e a rin g big shoes t h a t a re a half dozen sizes too big fo r him, he is as in his comedy as he is in eccentric his m ak e -u p . T h e psychological e f f e c ts good and ja z z music h a v e on h u m a n s m a k e up th e com e d y p o rtio n of Z e la y a ’s act. Zelaya is a L a tin w ho specializes in piano. H e does not" g e t serious at it, a nd h a s lots of f u n ou t of his m u ­ sic box an d out of th e audience and th e critics say th e a udie nc e h a s a lot of fu n at the sam e tim e. C a tc h y songs and c r o s s - f ire c h a tte r into ac ­ b r in g Claude and M a rio n the new M a je s tic hill. They tion on h av e a rg u e d the the m se lve s a round show business fo r y e a r s and when the a r g u m e n t gets s t a r t e d , the comedy in th e ir a c t begins. “ Still A r g u in g ” is th e ir billing. F o u r coryphees aid J a c k De Sylvia in p re s e n tin g his d a n c e act on th is w eek’s bill. Comedy lin e s find th e ir w a y into the ca tc h y sno gs and m a r ­ velous dance steps of De Sylvia and his d an c in g dam sels. S u lta n , a horse t h a t does e v e ry th in g b u t sing, s t a r t s the show M onday aft- | ernoon. E m m a L indsey tr a in e d S u l­ th is w o n d e rfu l ho rse does t a n , and t h e usual t h a n th in g s m a n y o th e r ro u tin e of a horse act. CAMPUS SHOP Expert Cleaning and Pressing for MEN and WOMEN PHONE 4998 - Q U E E N STARTING TOMORROW. Z a n e G r e y ’* “ T h e T h u n d e r i n g H e r d ” wi l l p l a y t h e l a s t t h r e e d a y * of t h e w e e k at t h e M a j e s t i c T h e a t e r . s ai d t o rival “ N o r t h o f 3 6 . " S t a r r i n g t h e s a m e a c t o r s it is M E T R O - G O L D W Y N P I C T U R E LET KODAK KEEP THE STORY Classes are over, lunch is packed in Kodak is in its place. the car, and Y ou’re off for a glorious day, a day of fun that Kodak will keep for good in good pictures. Drop in and see our line of Kodaks. We have many models from $6.50 up. JORDANS K ODAK and GIFT SH O P 615 Congress SERVICE COURTESY A PERSONAL CHECKING ACCOUNT Pay your bills by check! You will have a record of all m oney spent and a legal receipt for every payment made. Come in today and open an account with this friendly bank of service. UNIVERSITY BANK W e Appreciate A ll Accounts “The Students’ Bank’* GIRLS TH E CHANCE OF A LIFETIME!! Miss Ben Hur Contest To Obtain A Sponsor For BEN HUR TEMPLE 1st Prize—Trip to Los Angeles To Imperial Council m eeting of Shrine. (O ne round of pleasure with all expenses paid.) 2nd and 3rd Prizes— Beautiful Diamond Rings. A ll Will Receive 20 Per Cent Commission! ENTER TO M O RRO W Shrine Circus Office, I 10 East 6th Dial 5830 COMING BACK HAROLD LLOYD “GIRL SHY” A Man W ho Can Lick Hi* W eight in Wildcat* Was Asking a Maid to Forgive- Only one o f th e t r e m e n d ­ ous scenes in th is m igh­ ty d r a m a w ith E U G E N E O BRIEN M A E BUSCH BEN A L E X A N D E R M ildred H a rris, Mitchell Lewis, T om Santschi, S H O W S A T 1 1 : 0 0 - 1 . 0 0 - 3 : 0 0 5 : 0 0 - 7 : 0 0 - 9 : 0 0 notional. Picture i . .ii.. ...... n i» .....rn,A.... What’s Doing a t the Churches ST P A UL ' S L U T H E R A N C H U R C H i Red &ives«and 16th Streets) Rev. K G. Mans, pastor, will preach at 10:30 a. rn. on “Chr.stian* A void S in .” an d a t 7 :30 on ‘‘My Cod, My God, Why Hast Thou For­ s a k e n Me?*’ Bible classes at 9:30 a. in German at h p rn. Wednesday. in.; special * e r r ices I-e rte n UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH (22nd and Guadalupe Streets) J Rev. A. L. Antick, pastor, will I preach at 11 a. rn. on “The Challenge I to Heroism ’ and at 7 45 p. rn. on I “ Baptism,” when a large number of f Dripping Spr.nffs convert# will be * baptized. Bible school at 9:43 a, rn.; 2 I ll Y. P. IT. at 6 :3 0 p. rn. ST. M A R T I N S EVANGELICAL L U T H E R A N CHURCH (10 6 East 13th Street) Rev. H. G. R o o m e r , pa-o»r, will preach at 10:30 a. rn and at 7:30 p. rn. Sunday school at 9 a, rn.; Bible class at a. rn.; special Lenten f e r v i d at * p. m. Wednesday. ALL S A I N T S ’ C H A P E L (WH iii* and Went 24 Street) Rev. Du Bose Murphy, rector, preach at 11 a. rn. on “The Power the Bible.” Early communion at 7 a. rn.; church school at 9:30 a. vc spar service at 5 p. rn. with I by Eugene Barrow; Student*’ S day club at 6 p. rn. C H R I S T I A N C HU R CH l l o’clock. At the Texas Bible Chair, Sunday Subject of sermon, I . L» Jew ett, at “ A Rolling Stone,” streaker. C O N G R E G A T I O N A L C H U R C H (W est 23 and San Antonio) Professor George Fullerton Evans gives the lecture Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock entitled, "Th** Bearing of Higher Cr tic ism upon Religion.” There will be two more lectures fo l­ lowing this address: “ Philosophy and Religion” by Professor Cunningham ; and, “ The Point of View of Reli- g ;on” by Rev, Reuel P. Sn der. Pro­ fessor B. F. Pittenger is discussing the “ Problem o f P overty” with stu­ dents at 9:45 a. rn. Rev. Reuel P. Snider at l l a. m will preach on “ Into an Exceeding High Moon invit­ tain.” The public is cordially ed to ail there service*. FOUR BANQUETS ARE SCHEDULED FOR CAF Organization* already schedaled to banquet at the University ( af*- teria next week, according to Mo- Janten, are the following: Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Monday noun; I •ni­ x'era ty Menorah Society executive com m ittee, Tuesday noon; busine** Thursday administration faculty, noon; and the visiting athletes of the Texas Memorial Relays, perhaps 275 in all. M ethodists W ill H old C lasses First T im e T oday in N 3W $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 Bible Chair HENDERSON TO DIRECT SWIMMING AT CAMP cur* d two Southern pion!* for Austin, Roy B. Henderson a t h le tic direc­ tor of the University Interscholastic League, will and general aquatic activities in Alec Waite's “ I.or** Star” summer camp near Kerrville, a cording to an an­ nouncem ent by VV atte. -mumming head Henderson has been coach I f the Austin Swimming Team two years, and during that time has se- for RANGER OUT MONDAY take place 155 Monday th*- Ranger w.ll Distribution of tho March number in of and Main Building to Burt Dyke. Tuesday, according No Rangers circulation manager. will be handed out after Tuesday, and students desiring their copies must bring their publication blan­ ket tax receipts, he said. miming < ham MRS. A ULI C K WI L L M E E T C L A S S P R E MED I N S T A L L A T I O N Mrs. A. L Antick, who has just Installation of spring term offi- retorned from Jacksonville, will cers wijj feature the m eeting of the rn«et her Sunday school nasa Sun- pre Med Assocjat;on which will be day morning af the University Bap- v i . , , e . . . .. ,t/w. • . held Tuesday night in the Y. tist church. Sne w.l talk on Christ land Culture.’* M. C. A. W hen you get the finest woolens that are woven by the mills of Europe and America. When your suit is made by the most skilled tailors t h a t money can employ W hen the designers are nationally KNOWN as crea tors of styles for men I t ’s a combination of super-qualitv— t h a t the most exclusive high-priee tailors do not improve upon hut ch arge you IOO', more. Meet the above s t a n d a r d s at about ONE-HALF the PRICE W h y ? Volume production. Society Brand Tailors In m an y cases you pay MORE and get LESS. We are here to sell SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES and you do not have to t ake a suit t h a t does not fit you— we w a nt satisfied customers. Drop in at your earliest convenience and see Society Bran d Suits in all thei r richness of exclusive colorings in finest Spring woolens, beautifully tailored. F or men of all ages and callings— in two and three- piece suits— N E W E S T S H I R T S t a n , b lu e s t r i p e s . G r a y , or p i n k on w h i t e b a c k g r o u n d , a n d in T h e F r e n c h t u r n b a c k c u f f s c a n be w o r n l a u n d e r e d o r s o f t . solid c o l o r s . N E C K W E A R In di ago nal stripes. N E W H A N D K E R C H I E F S Wi t h borders col ore d or plain in linens and p o n g e e silks. N E W H O S I E R Y ap pr ov e d two-col or the In c o mb i na t io ns . HAVE YOU NOTICED THE Have those spring garm ents, no matter how delicate, rejuvenated today. We can work wonders on them. are many. T I I ? VV r \ IC IC WA J I % v) MU for Carf. S ells for Lea* Finest College Store South JUST RECEIVED A N ew Shipm ent of LANGROCK’S Famous Collegiate Clothes M ade on the Y ale Cam pus FrincetonLM odel W e also take special orders for made to measure clothes. Our Stock C om plete Priced Right Big N ew Shipm ent of N eckw ear 2306 Guadalupe I f D U N L A P HATS C A M PU S CAPS SOCIETY FEA TURES V O L . X X V I . SECTION B AUSTIN, TEXAS. S U N D A Y, M A R C H 22, 1925 No. 144 Alpha Tau Omega }s‘Baby Party’ at Country Club s p rin g S a tu rd a y the seco n d Th* A u stin C o u n tr y C lub w as the sc en e term o f d an c e th e A lpha Tau O m ega f r a t e r n it y en ter- taim-d w th a “ Baby P a r t y . ” From ‘.J until 12 o ’clock g u e s t s e n j o y e d th e h o sp ita lity o f th e f r a te r n ity . n ig h t w h e n M usic w a s fu rn ish ed by tho B r o w n w o o d T roub nd ors orch estra. F e n d e r , Ruth C uesta w e r e : M arjorie L ittle, Mae G lidd en , Nita Fabling, Margaret A tw o o d , Murrell Toh n, May, H a z e l C ru ze, B e ss B ab e B u tler, Anna S te lla Slade, Love, A lice Searcy, J e w e ll W a g g o n er, C arter M athew s, F ran k ie M cK in ney, Ju lia M a th ew s, Martha J o J o h n so n , A n n e t t e “ T e x ” B e llo w s , W ilm er W itte r, L ou ise Mill­ ican, L orraine H e a th , p r a n c e s W e lls, Lib B a r tlett, E s th e r W a l k i n g M ar­ ion Ball, W in ifred S m ith , Mary G lenn Vick, A nn ie Jo M a t t is c n , Mlt- tie J o h n so n , C a th er in e T e rr ell, R ob ­ erta W elch, D o ro th y M a n sell, Pat O brien, S tella P ed en , Z etta A lon zo, L ouise M urphy, M arjo rie W in ston. M arlette S t. G u ilh em , J o y W alker. M a r g u e r ite W e s s e n d o r f , J a n e F a l­ ser, May K yle S h u m w a y , Linda B e l­ low s, E v e ly n H atch er , Jim Jarrell, Martha P rice, C a th e r in e H ow ard , Mary C ald w ell, E u g e n i S m ith , W il­ m er K ilpatrick, M a r g a re t Miller, A lic e H a u g h to n , L ou ise M asterson, Sm ith, E liza b eth H u d sp eth , L o u ise Isa b e lla Crozier, P e g g y D ra k e, C har­ lo t te C arn ahan , E x e b e lie S u b le t t e , N e v a N ell W e s te r , J o se p h in e Mc­ H u g h , Mr. and Mrs. C ecil B o r d a g e s, J e w e ll B u t le r o f B e a u m o n t , F lo r ­ e n c e W e ic k e r o f N e w Y ork City. M arga ret P e d e n and L o ttie Moore o f H o u s t o n , -Photo by Jensen College Romance Ends in Wedding Monday,Beaumont * A U n iv e r s ity o f T e x a s rom a n ce w ill c u lm in a te M onday, March 2 3 , at H o u s t o n , w hen Miss Ethel H a n d e r M a r g a re t M c L a u g h l i n o f H o u s - ; o f B e a u m o n t w i u b e c o m e th e bri(le f c h u t e r G c u e o f Chieae0> h im s e lf , * * * * * on , w h o w it h d r e w from th e U n i v e r - 1 sity d u r in g t h e w in te r t e r m , has re- I tim e d to school. D e lt a Chi a n n o u n c e s th e p le d g in g >f A. C. F o s t e r o f W h ite sb o ro . H . L. L e w is o f H ow ard P a y n e Col- _ a T e x a n and graduate v e r sity . - if th e Uni- .... Miss H an d er is th e d a u g h te r o f Dr. F. W. H an der, 8 8 5 Irma stre et. I S h e w as born in B e a u m o n t and nass- the c ity sc h o o ls , grad - school, th e c i t y high th r o u g h from ed e g e w a s a v isito r on th e yesterday. cam p u s J u a t j n g a a c o m p le t in g c o m p le t in g a T e x a s , Chi O m eg a so r o r ity w ill g iv e a T e x a s I S he then a tte n d e d the* U n iv e r s ity o f f o u r -y e a r .ridge t o u r n a m e n t a t the chapter courae w ith in th r e e yearn and grad - It u a te d w ith th e class o f 1924. lo u se n e x t S a tu r d a y f o r t h e b e n e f it that she m et Mr. w a s w h ile there if t h e Chi O m ega N a t i o n a l service G e u e o f San M arcos, T e x a s , who und. All th ose w ho d e sir e to rese rve th e e n g in e e r in g in w a s a s t u d e n t ab les are r e q u e s te d to p hon e V ir ­ The fr ie n d sh ip th e re ginia Harper. love. A f t e r a into b r ie f bridal to u r the h app y cou p le c i t i z e n s o f C hicago a r e sp o n ­ to W arren T a l lia f e r r o has g o n e us h om e in F o rt W orth fo r a short I w ill b eco m e i w h e r e th e groom holds 1 d e p a r tm e n t. I fo r m e d ripened dsit. C lark son Groos is in S an A n t o n io i p r o m o te d fr o m t im e to tim e and M a r g a re t B rash er has re -en te red he U n iv e r s ity this term . S ta n to n H o llo w e ll is v is itin g in >an A n to n io , Marian K naur sp e n t t h e w eek -en d h er h om e in D en iso n . b r a sh ort visit. L u c y H a r d in g A d a m s is v isitin g V orth Cappa G am m a h ouse. at o f F o r t th e Kappa D u d le y L a u n g e n o u s is v isitin g (alias this week. J. A . Burton rm ary. is ill at S e t o n ’s sib le p osition. I I T e x a s o n e y e a r a s m ain ed with the* U n iv e r s ity a s s i s t a n t then w e n t with A f t e r g r a d u a tin g Mr. C fm - r e ­ o f in ­ 1 he s t r u c t o r and c o m p a n y ot C om m on w ealth-E d is* n C h ic a g o which fu r n ish e s p o w e r for th a t c i t y and su bu rb s. He has b een is n o w t h e h ead o f a r e sp o n sib le d e ­ p a r t m e n t . H e is a son o f Adolph G e u e , rural p a y m a s t e r fo r the p o s t ­ o f f i c e d e p a r t m e n t the s t a te o f T e x a s . in in T h e m a rr ia g e wdll tak e p lace at th e r e sid e n c e o f Rev. W a lt e r Mills in H o u s t o n , w h o w a s Miss H a n d e r ’s i n - p a s t o r in B e a u m o n t for a n u m b er o f in H ou ston Mi.-'- H a n ­ y e a r s . W hile d er is th e g u e s t s o f h er u n cle. P rof. a s s is ta n t B r n m le n b u r g er , W. W. ; principal (rf th e high school o f that P e n e lo p e S c h n e id e r ie Phi Mu house. is v isitin g a t s L ou ise F o x is ill at S. R. D. in- city . irm ary. af irmary. F red J an sen is ill at St. D a v id ’s E liz a b e th T u c k e r has rom a visit to Fort W orth . returned W illiam B a g b y has w ith d ra w n rom t h e U n i v e r s it y and w ill g o to Tampico, M exico. A n n e Garison an d Margaret B u r ­ gess a r e ill at S e t o n I n f.r m a r y . * * * * * * E liza b eth R a g sd a le o f San A n t o ­ nio h as en te r e d t h e U n i v e r s it y this ter m . S h e w ill B u ild in g . live at th e W o m a n s , I C orrie P h ife r w ill sp en d t h e w e e k - 1 end in S an A n to n io . H e le n S c h a f f e r o f A u stin is visit ! in g fr ie n d s in S an A n to n io . Bob B a s s has ju s t re tu r n e d fro m a sh o r t visit to San A n to n io . H o w ell Happ and M artin W a g n e r ire ill at S t. D a v id ’s in firm a ry . C o rin n e D o y le ha^ g o n e h o m e in D a lla s f o r th e w e e k - e n d . to h e r | j M a r g u e rite W e s s e n d o r f and Ell- in Rich- :abeth B a k e r are v is itin g E m ily A n d er son is v isitin g a t her lo m e in G o ld th w a ite. P a tti S im m s is v is itin g in Bryan, t o w n . L a w r e n c e IL D r o u h i t o f D allas h as r e g iste r e d fo r S p r in g term work rn the U n i v e r s ity . Mary E s th e r S tr ie b e r is s p e n d in g t h e w ee k -en d at her h om e in V o r k - 1 M ary W ear is v is itin g in Hill** N u d g ie L a n c a s t e r has fro m v isitin g in San A n t o n io . returned! nond . >oro. H e len S m ith o f Rusk has e n t e r e d he U n i v e r s it y th is ter m . P e g g y Y a rb ro u g h has m o v ed from the P r a c tic e H o u se to t h e W o m a n ’s Building, _ , Delta Theta Phi Formal Dance at Austin Country Club First of Spring Term Social Events ( rowell-Kayser Marriage March 28 a n n o u n c e s Dr. A u g u sta R u c k e r t h e a p p r o a ch in g m a rr ia g e o f her a d opted d a u g h te r , Miss E s th e r K e y ­ I id \v.ii C row ell, on ser, S a tu r d a y , March 28, at the church o f E p iphany, A v e n u e , t h ir ty - f if th s t r e e t , N e w York. to Joseph L e x in g to n Miss K e y ser , w h o se h om e w as f o r ­ in A u stin , and w ho received m erly her B. A. d e g r e e from th e U n iv e r s ity in 1 9 0 0 , has in s nee received a M. fr o m J o h n IL Elkins, and has been p r a c tic in g m ed icin e rn N e w York. IMM*, and M. A. I <. Bill Harrell o f th e U niver tty. f rom A n n a p o lis h a vin g a tte n d e d there tw o years. Au tin ha; en ter ed t r a n s fe r A c a d e m y , He N aval is a Hugh N elson has g o n e to his h om e in G alveston to sp end the w ee k -en d . ( ‘a th e r in e D odson is v is i t in g In her h om e in V ern o n f< r a f e w d ays. R osine S t u c k e y t h e w ee k -en d at h er hom e in R o sen b u rg . is s p e n d in g Ruth S tein is m ak in g a visit to h er h o m e in G a lv e sto n . A lb e S m ith has g o n e to her h o m e in T e x a s C ity to spend th e w ee k -en d . Melissa C astle o f D allas has m oved the S c o ttis h R ite D o rm ito ry this Ella B ess K e n n e d y h as g o n e to h er h om e in G a lv e sto n fo r a f e w days. Olga T o e p p e r w e n San A n to n io this w ee k . is v isitin g In W ilm a Kilpatrick in E lec tr a . w ee k -en d is s p e n d in g the Lueile B a r n e tt has g o n e to Y o a k ­ um to spend th e w e e k - e n d . Dhofo bv Ii n- Miss Simonds Is Initiated Into Honorary Frat int* term . Chi U p silo n , N a tio n a l H o n o ra r y G eologica l F r a t e r n ity fo r W o m en , held in itiatio n c e r e m o n ie s F rid a y a f ­ ternoon fo r M iss A nn a Wood S im o n d s o f A u stin . This f r a t e r n it y w a s in stalled at T e x a s U n iv e r s ity in 1921 an d sin ce that tim e has had a large g ro w th a m o n g the girls o f the G e o lo g y D e p a r t m e n t , m any o f w hom i are a t th is tim e holding re sp o n sib le j p o sitio n s d r a f ts m e n , and su r f a c e geol* g ists, larg e oil c o m ­ in the itrat g ra p h ers panies. Miss F lorice M. Isaac o f F t. is a m ajor rn G e o lo g y , W o r t h , who w as in itiated in Chi Upsilon d u r in g t h e w .titer term . p a le o n to lo g is t s , as Fucker-Smith W edding A nnou nced A n n o u n c e m e n t has been o f M aizie the m a r r ia g e BiVvley Smith o f F o rt W orth, to F r a n c is I. T u c k e r , o f N a m g d o e h e s . T h e c e r e ­ t he h o m e o f the mony took p l a c e at br i d e . We d m- d a y , Ma rc h 18. It w a s a s i m p l e a f f a r, o n l y a f e w f r i e n d s arid r e l a t i v e s o f t h e b r i d e a n d g r o o m w ere p r e s e n t. A ra b ella A le x a n d e r is s p e n d in g the sub- w eek -en d at her h o m e in M eridian, Zadie B row n is v is i t in g w ith r e l­ atives in San A n to n io . Ruth R o g e r s has g o n e to B r o w n ­ wood to sp en d th e week-euid. Ruth M u eller has g o n e to San A n to n io for a short v isit with her parents. Abb e Lee Carte r has r e tu r n e d m ade o f fro m a visit to B la n c o . Lillian S p r u c e is s p e n d in g th e w e e k -e n d in W e a t h e r fo r d . D o v ie F r e e m a n is v is i t in g in D u n ­ ca n , Oklahom a. Berthol D a v is has r e tu r n e d from Dallas. from n i n e Delta T h eta Phi f ra ter n ity e n t e r ­ tained with a f o r m a l dance at t h e to o n e C o u n t r y Club o ’clock on F rid a y ev e n in g . The f r a ­ t e r n i t y c o l o r s w er e given e f f e c t by a lig h tin g sc h e m e o f green and w hite large w hile J a p a n e s e palm s d ec o r a te d the* hall. F a vors for the cotillion wert* com bs leath er fo ld e rs m o u n te d with the f r a t e r n it y crest. P un ch w a s served th r ou gh ou t lunch w as the e v e n i n g and a plate se rv e d at m idn ig h t. la n te r n s and in the for C hap erons a f f a ir w e r e : Dr. and Mrs. G e o rge C. B u tte , Mr. and Mrs. C. Ii. B arnes, Mrs. H. J. S im m on s, M iss and Dean H. T. Parlin. E dleen B e g g O u t-o f-to w n g u e s t s a t t e n d in g the inclu d ed : Miss H ildreth M c­ d a n c e Lean o f N ew Y ork, Miss J o h n n ie Gil- kerson o f H o u sto n , Miss H ardy A d a m s o f F ort W orth, W illard C ham berlain o f D allas and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. B a r n e s o f San A n ton io, th e Music P rice, id tt le , Ji h n n ie B ab e B u tler, f o r th e d an c es wan f u r ­ nished by S te v e G a rd n er’s o r c h e s­ tra, and f o llo w in g g u e s t s and fr a t e r n it y m em b e rs en jo y ed the a f ­ fa ir: Barbara M ounts, N a n n ie B e n ­ n e tt, H azel C ru se, F ra n ce s M a y fie ld , A lice F en d e r, B e ss T ob in , E m m ie W h ea tley , M a r g a re t C o lso n , Mary V ivian C ecil, M artha Jo J o h n so n , J u lia M atthew s, A n n e t t e Bellow s, J o h n n ie Gilkerson, E m ily A n d erson , Clara Curry, M artha R ee se, O rlen a S h aw , M argaret W e s­ se n d o rf, Mary H op e R obinson , C or­ ita D avis, H elen S n yd er , L ou ise Mill­ ican, K a th e rin e L orraine B rooks, M arjorie D avis, Melba C ollins, Grace M c N a ­ m ara, S te lla P ed en , Pat O ’B r ie n , P u g g ie M cD avid, Marjorie W in s t o n , L o u ise M a ste rso n , E liza b eth H u d s ­ p eth, L u cile B e n s o n , C o n s t a n c e D o uglas, A lic e Cook, Murrell May, A n n a Love, G lad ys L ove, Marie H e r ­ m an, M inifred Sm ith, F r a n c e s W'ells, Linda B e llo w s, Mary Glen V ick, Marion G r if fit h , J o h n so n , B e t t y E a s le y , S te lla S lade, E s th e r W a tkin s, Marian Ball, Mildred J o h n son , L orrine W y a tt, H e ath , Onah A stin , Marion B o n e, Lucy H ardy A d a m s o f F ort W orth , Mildred McLean o f N e w York C ity, Mrs. John L. J o n e s, Mrs. M u rray G. S m y th , Mrs. T. Riverton K in - x et ley, Mrs. H ocker. .Haddie Ju lia B o y s p r e s e n t w ere: M ax R o g er s H oc k e r, J a c k C u n n in g h a m , H e a v y H e n d er son , Eid E idm ann , Jim P ic k ­ erin g, W arren W h ite sid es, B o h J o n e s, C ecil Cook, W illard C h am ­ b erlain, Joh n L. B ow ers, H e rm a n Bressler, Ed Bressler, Bob V io le tt e , Eddi C o m p t e n , W illett W ilson, Ben H o w e ll, F la ts W ilson, S te rlin g Myer, Pat N e f f Jr., C laude H u dsp eth , J im - D o u g la s W o o lse y , T o m ; m ie P ryor, in San | S u g g s, Bob ( lark, Hank M ou rsun d, Jim m ie D u tto n , S h orty M ayer, Bill J o n e s , , B o y c e , L ew is W hite, Bob M erc ed es i j ohn B id iin g to n , R oland F lick, E d a T a e g e l, C. B. M aynard, Bob Mur- j p hree, Mat N ew ell* Josh Groce, L aw - from G o o d m a n n has b e e n v i s i t - p on Gam bdl d a u g h te r , Mildred, Hirsch is v is itin g B e ts ie A n to n io . The bride has a tte n d ed H o llin s C ol le ge a n d S m i t h Col lege . S h e is a m em b e rs o f K a p p a D elta sor ority. is an e x - s t u d e n t o f the T he g ro o m U n iv e r s ity , and a m em b ers o f t h e ' T r e n c h m a n n h a v e r e tu r n e d loc al c h a p t e r o f Phi G a m m a D elta, H e is a t p r e s e n t t h e m a n a g e r o f an oil r e f in e r y in N a c o g d o c h e s. A f t e r an overland trip th r o u g h T e x a s, t h e y o u n g cc uple will be a t in N a cogd och es. * Mrs. I. h er in g S. R. D. J o e G o ld stein has j v is it to T ay lor. T u r n e r h o m e N e n a and * * * * * ■ T ay lo r. r e tu r n e d from , Mildred T a y lo r I week end at h er hom e is s p e n d i n g t h e : in W ea th er - ford. M arian M u la sk y and M ildred i Good m an n are v is i t in g in T a y lo r . B ess y im psi n o f Ft. W« f t h has i A n n ie N a th a has r e tu r n e d fr o m en ter ed -(b ool t hi A, m g a t A n n e x Building. term and o f the W o m a n ’s is I iv- J B e a u m o n t W iilia m J o le sc h has g o n e D al l as for a f e w d a y s . Ora M cL eod is sp e n d in g the* w eek Marion R ose h a s g o n e to W a x a n a - 1 nrict n u * u . , „ . end in W orth am . , , c lu e fo r a sh ort v isit. , , t - .B en ito L on g oria, Bill a t Baker. .Tack H ocker. Handle T a y lo r . Ralph K irkp atrick, B e n n e tt S m ith , I W alter R a leigh Sm ith, Jim H a r t, Ben D ave A llen , D ave K e lto n , L e s ­ lie Lentz, Ja ck Spin dle, Bill E r w in , D o n a ld D u s o n , F lan igan , S m ith , B u s ­ ter H ow ell, Jack Sm ith T om B la n ­ ton, Brandon S to n e , H olv e y B. W ilt - iams, E r n e st f e l b a u m , H a r v e y S te in - h agen, J o e T e rr ell, Richard B la lo ck , Ronald B y r o n , H e rb er t T u r n e r , Cur- N o w lin R an d o lp h , J a c k Kjnp D e w e y S m a lley , D u t c h R itte r, to tjg Brice T a y lo r , D elto n H o c o m a , A b e ’ Parks. B o b b y My e rs . J a m m e r , H arold t * * . _ _ IL rn rn Lillian D a w so n o f B astrop has e n ­ tered sc h o o l th is t e r m and will live at A n n e x C, o f the W om an's B u ild ­ ing. I I ll I las. R o salie A g r e s s has b e e n v isitin g in * * * * Eli L a n d m a n n a n d Robert L e v y : h a v e go n e to the la t te r ’s E s th er S o ld i e r and Ruth N elson in home , . . . . . . . . are v isitin g in Waco. W e b ste r VV reno of Mabank is ill at G alveston f o r a sh ort visit. F e l o n ’s in firm ary. Rudolph R oddy h a s r e tu r n e d from T. A. G r if f in , Jr., o f D a lla s h a s A nn a Furek o f A x t e ll is e n t e r in g school this term . P e n e l o p e S n y d e r h a s r e t u r n e d t o ! in M a r f a . S h e has b een I her h o m e v isit.ng at t h e Phi Mu h ouse. ,, , , L o u ise N e ls o n o f ( aluu'ell has en - ; tered the U n iv e r s ity this term and I , i a visito to T e m p le . reentered the U n i v e r s ity . Mr*;. M ayer o f B e a u m o n t is v is i t ­ in g her d a u g h te r, H e n r ie t t a , at S. R. I). Helen E a s le y o f Rosebud has w it h ­ draw n fr o m th e U n iv e r s ity to en ter Baylor. Mary L ouise S hatldel o f W eath er- fo rd has re -en te red t h e U n iv e r s ity . E lean or S e a s t r u n k o f O r a n g e has w ith d ra w n fr o m the U n iv ers ity . Louis W om ack b a s re tu r n e d | is s t a y in g at Ann* x C, o f the W ok d a w e e k ’s visit in S a n A n to n io . Cana for a visit. fro m Tom H o u sto n h as gone to Dorsi- j m a " ' * El za b eth E skew from a visit to Ba trop. has r e tu r n e d a visit to San A n t o n io . . „ ,, . ; A ddison S m ith b a , r e tu r n e d from , . . La V alle M itch ell h a s w ith d r a w n from school to a c c e p t a p o sitio n in B e au m on t. . . . . Mary B arkloo has g ne to H o u s t o n F red C o n n a lly has reentered the U n i v e r s it y a f t e r doing coordination w ork fo r th e la st term. Lu cille L a w so n o f Orange has w ith ­ d ra w n fr o m the U n iversity. I X THE P K T E R E S Top, left, MEh Grace G raf inn of Houston was recently elect'd to membership in Scribblers, honorary V'riier's or­ ganization. She is a society write) on The Doily TcTan, oho mule. Aties Contributes special articles to the lion sty n the Archt* Oro f i n s resider af Kirb y H a l f aud is a j\ lecture Department of the I f nieerr.it >j. ( l l lor Top, right, Miss Barbara Mounts of F the cotillion w ith Cecil Chamberlin af th dance given at the A u Ctn C ountry Chih I Mint nts attended a prepare tory sc hot d in f o r e coming to the V ai certif y, She is a Om e g a s o r o r i t y . (de rick, Okla., led Delta Theta Phi rid ny night. Miss M is',m rh u w it s be­ rn ember of Chi Below, Mis t Bonita F i n n ey of Son An tonio, sophomore in the Architecture Depart me ai of the (allege of Fug)/tearing, is one of the most talented dancers in the Cniversif ip Miss F i n n ey has a p p / ared at the Majestic Theater on several occasions, and danced at the showing of Pete) Pan and at the recent Majestic Style show. Miss Fin m y recoiled her training from the I.) en is ha wa dancing school in Lim Angeles, She i r a member o f Orch es/uh, Ii'. A. A., and Alpha Phi sorority. Miss Finney plans to st u d y dancing in H e w Y o r k nest s u m m e r . , t :ut M abel C o o p e r and Lillian S ta u s s .ween. enu e n . D o r o th y } w e e k -e n d at her home in D allas. F ish er will sp en d tin* P e t e r O ’K e e f e o f El P a so is s p e n d ­ in g the w eek-en d in San A n to n io , l e f t f o r San A n t o n io F rid ay w h e r e ! t h e y w ill v isit a t th e ir h o m e . B ob by E lm o r e is s p e n d in g a f e w F r a n c e s R obinson is .spending the I dayn in San A ntonio. w eek-en d at her hom e in P a le stin e . for a f e w days. H e le n H art o f A u stin h as r e tu r n -: J u lie Crisp J* v isitin g at h e r home ed f r o m a sh o rt visit to San A n t o n i o . , in R osebud. J o e B a s h a w o f W ichita F a lls Will E liz a b e th E ekh ard t has r e t u r n e d spend t h e w ee k end in L ared o. from T a y lo r , T o m B u f f in g t o n w ill go to h is home D orothy R a ce y has returned from in A nd erson t h is w eek -en d . * a v isit to S a n A ntonio, „ ^ B a l l y (T e x a n First * Daily to th * South ALL ENGINEERS are requested to meet Sunday at 3 p. rn. in Rooms 209 and 210 Engineering Building. T. U. TAYLOR, Dean of Engineering. Folt&brd on th* campus of the University of Texas by tbs Taiaa S ta l e s t ! Fabliaatloas, lac, *♦*« ixm siai war apt Monday. Busine** Office*. Main B e t t i e s I**- Te ephon# 8149. fidituriai Office*. J Ball I, T*i*pho»« f i s t . P rin te d by Ute Cairtrsitj of Tex** P re sa , A. C. W rig h t, lf a r a c e r i H all, [ SOPHGMDRES: T u rn in all signed o ff if e c a rd s a t L e a n n j board a . . ■ to d ay . C o n tin u e c a m p a i g n . MOULTON “TY” COBB STEWART HARKRIDER — _ ........... ............ ------------------------------------------------------------ .......................................... .........Editor-in-Chief | ______ Managing Editor IMPORTANT meeting of the Home club council Monday Economic* .Editorial Assistant Sat D. E. Hall 16, 5 p. rn, INEZ ALVORD, DOROTHY ANN FISHER William L. McGill - Robert L. Murphree A. B. Smith «...------ T. Wilson Erwin «... --------- Burt Dyke Boone C risp _______ BUSINESS STAFF ____ ...... ................. .....^.....Supervising Business Manager Assistant Manager ........Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager SPANISH 11,7 study El Ha* de l^ena, Act I for Monday. C. B. QUAL! A. Circulation Manager | THETA sigm a Phi will mt.H Mon. day night at 7 p. rn. in the Girls’ ...O ffice Manager Study Hall, FRANCES ETHEL WI PFF. American .Society of Civil Engineers will meet 7 o ’clock Monday night, room 209 Engineering Building. PRESIDENT. T O D A Y ’S S T A F F ........ — ........... Issue Editor: .......... . ................. Sam C. Johnson Lee Wood* Jumbo Hayne* Vivian Richardson ....... Lester J, S a c k ...................................... .............. .... .......... ... Assistant Issue Editor meeting at 3:30 this afternoon Louis H arolett Grace Graflus............................. Alice O. S h e a ffe r -------------------------------------------------------- Thorns* Rous«e —— ______________________ Blanche Horn ......... Abe Mehl _______________________ Assistant Issue F.ditor REV. R. E. Schumacher, president of St. Edward’s College, will ad* Assistant Issue Editor dress the regular Menorah Society in Temple Beth Israel. Members attend. Visitor* welcome. Sport* Editof A ssistant Sport* Editor Assistant Sports Editor Theater Editor Society Editor Assistant Assistant Issue Editor nounce the arrival of — --------------- PRESIDENT. — .. ......... . ............. ........... W. R, LONG, Auditor, wishes to an­ insurance policies for those of the faculty and employe* that accepted same under These policies the group feature. T H E D A I L Y T E X A N have been in effect since February 2, 1925. You are requested to call at the Auditor's O f f i c e and receive your policy, at the same time give your check for as much of the pre­ mium as possible, not less than two months payment. Ph ase attend to this at once. SPECIAL conferences PRESIDENT. topics of trigonometry and analyt­ ical geometry are scheduled as fol­ lows: MWF, *-9, Ed. B. 310; Daily 2-3, M. B. 157; MWF, 5-6, M. B. 157. Any student interested is invit­ ed to attend the conference*. EDWARD L. DODD, PHYSICS 140s will meet Tuesday and Thursday at 8 o ’clock in Main Building 6. Laboratory hours to be arranged. INSTRUCTOR. Schedule are announced Spring term: B. A. 151s will meet TTS 8 Hall 8 instead of MWF 2. Business Administration 134* will meet MWE 8 in Law B. 105 instead of MWF 9. in R Business Administration 224s will meet M-S l l in W Hall 4 instead of W Hall 2. Business Administration 229s will m eet M-S l l in Q Hall. Business Administration will meet M-S IO in R Hall 15. 250 ;.3 Education 1.15 will meet MW'F 12 in Ed. B. 204 in lead of V Hall 6. Education 129s will meet MWF 8 in M. B. 218 instead of MWF l l . in the initial S Hall 6 Instead of P. B. 209. Education 160s will meet T IS IO in D, E. Ha!! 16 instead of D. E. Hail I I. English 1.16 will m eet MWF 9 in P. B. 209 instead o f S Hall 6. English 1.42 will m< TTH l l in S Hail 5 instead o f M. B. 206. English 2.9 will meet MWF 9 in English 138s will meet MWF IO in S Hall I instead of I Hail 7. Government 29 will meet MWF 9 in Ed. B. 310 instead o f W Hall 2. Greek 19 9 s.I p.ill m eet MW’F 12 in M. B. 219 instead o f M. B. 158. Greek 199s.3 will meet MWF l l History 22 will meet MWF l l in M. IL 208 instead o f Ed. B. 208. History 183s will meet MWF 12 in M. B. 205. Philosophy 102.-.I will meet MWF instead of M. B. in Ed. B. 207 8 225. Public Speaking 117s.3 will m eet] in Law B. 103 instead of MWF l l Law B. 201. Spanish Aabws.2 will meet TTS IO in Law B. 9 instead o f I). E. Hall 16.1 Spanish 22,8 will meet TTS IO| in T Hall 12 instead o f H Hall 7. E* J. MATHEWS, ! F T A T T JR a W i n F R S IHwiWfb MaViwfa Ldaard Stairs t > * * U M in er f r a a k M ar M iA S ff (tardo* I awl* Hah#! Coop** J j i r .bo I l a / a a * S O C IE T Y W R IT KRS lf i t * ? 'i« Far**i»on M u b m M*«lkifli F o u n t* !a B a t* M in t* ? lla r g a r a t Bxrr.Uy M tiirln * BatbMM M a r g a r e t G at** THE FOLLOWING CHANGES Physics 140s will meet I T 8 in in for the M. B. 6. Chairman of Dept, of Pure Math. in M. B. 403. se Easter Footwear Is Now Ready for Your Inspec­ tion at White’s Th# most attractive style* th a t we have ever shown. You are cordially Invited to *pm* and look — you are ju st as welcome when you qotne to look a# when you come to Kuy at till* friendly store of ivprem e value*. _ — u r e t i c / An allurin g model combining 485 strand blonde satin with blonde kid to m atch, or lustrous black satin, black lizard trim. Registrar. The M aydeEc * a Dench-Made Shoe by Mackay al Brooklyn ■ - - $10.00 a t P O R T FRS F «• hJ#«ft T a r v a r I.(titan Rtau t* H t w r P a ttu a D u ro fb f M ania Grrtawf* Atovsa4«v J. B r a m la tt* A very Loeb n m O rt* GII Jaffa B iJ sa b a tlt Kl I rid * * M ignon ('.tad J, M Barrat* IS I* C a r ta r Smith Wh(t# N altf.n H aw kins J o h n P a lm a r t* n A lthorn#* J..,ut** Pot M a rlo n Ryan* Frtd Pflughaupt K ath ar* * * B aa* M a ry C *1#M Ma*!* M aya* Melba M it* ball K u tb AIU*** Deans of the University are preparing for term “invasion” of busters, Some good fairy stories forthcoming from the unfortunates. * * Members of the journalism department have been called all kinds of names, some complimentary, and other not so nice. The latest one given to the campus w riters is “ typew riter athletes.’’ the usual post­ should a * be a a a * When the Southwestern Pirates blew up in their two games here last week, they gave a wonderful exhibition of “ foul ball.” a University debaters lost to Arkansas recently, the system of allowing the audience to judge the speakers tieing used. TTiis method was imported from Great Britain. Evidently, “ putting some English on it” is popular at Arkansas,— J. M. 8. a a a “S U B JE C T S ” Does the average University graduate realize the relation that exists between history, economics, and literature, unless that relation has been insisted upon constantly? Does the average student realize that knowledge is not merely dividing courses into “subjects,” but in relating those “subjects” ? Men are graduated from the University and especially from the professional schools of the University with a very limited, sm attering knowledge of twenty-one courses, which will not prove of any great value to the student because the course of in­ struction is often too limited. It is a fact th at all subjects given in the curriculum are related. Students still continue to pick their “subjects” to fit the] hour or professor rather than chose the subject in relation to the other work they are taking. What is needed at the University is a two y ears’ general! course during which time the freshman will Is- allowed to study what he desires. Then, a t the end of the second year, he will have decided on some course and special field, and will choose some branch of work to specialize in during the last two years of his college work. Such a system will give to the g r a d u a te s of the University a basis for real culture and not merely a smattering of technical education. It will ab o give the freshman a chance to find him­ self and what he wants to take rather than |>ermit him to fly off at a tangent in his school work.—S. H. ON GRUMBLING. it would be a line job to take a census of the grumblers in the world, and then try to find out just how many of them had any real reason for grumbling. Over half the people grumble from force of habit, and the others grumble because the other half have formed the habit, and they feel that they must be in style. University students grumble about everything—from the classroom to the food which the landlady so carefully prepares. They grumble mainly because it Is the fashionable thing to do. lf they do not get a holiday they grumble, and if they do, they say it comes at such an inopportune time, or th at the weather is bad and they will have to stay at home all day. The food which is served to them never satisfies them. There was one girl who grumbled about all the food set before her yet Khe was the biggest eater at the table. If the landlady tries to please, she is sadly out of luck. The fastidious delight in eating asparagus on toast, and the more hefty ones demand heavier ra ­ tions. Not long ago a geology student was grumbling about his three hours of indoor laboratory, “ I don't see why a fellow has to stay I ’d like to get out and hike indoors on a pretty day like this. about over the country. This lab gripes me like poison.” It was riot long before the time came for this young man to go on * geology hike. It was a beautiful day, too—but he was grum b­ ling about it. *1 hate these hikes. They tire a fellow to death They say you can't get credit for the course unless you take them. That's the only reason I'm here.” th If the grumbler would stop long enough to see himself in the ridic­ ulous hg.it of a grumbier, he would stop.— Mabel Mansell. the grumbler. You cannot please him, v? The Bluebonnet Shop IS SH O W IN G N E W A N D U N U S U A L DRESSES BLOUSES SPORT WEAR AND A T UNUSUAL PRICES A visit to ou r shop will con vin ce the m o st discrim ­ inatin g that o u r m erch an d ise is correct a n d our prices lowest. W e cordially invite y o u r inspection. THE BLUEBONNET SHOP 2206 Guadalupe rn ma im? IT IS our constant endeavor to serve our customers with courtesy and considera­ tion, to the end that their dealings with us will not only be pleasant, but will con­ tribute to their material and financial progrot*. M AY W E SERVE YOU O FFICIAL NOTICES ALL SENIOR Engineer* are re­ quested to m m at 3 p. rn. Sunday 209 and 210 afternoon j Engineering Building to discuss the in Room* CITIZENS STATE BANK A U ST IN , TEX A S Ed. 129 (History Tear (ting) will cla«* ring. meet in M B. 105 on MUT at 8 T. U. TAYLOR, o’clock. WL P. WEBB, ■ ..... . | THERE will be an important meet- Instructor. J " 5 ot !hi ANDREW Caroler’* e ^ pter of D.j7 :15 p m irj P(jwer Soc.cty of t Mechanical Engineer*, local student i chapter, Monday night, March 23. at RJom A, R. wfll meet in the -A renn Li- .201, AH member^ are urged to a l­ impor- fet ary Friday afternoon at 3:45, tend tbs* meeting at which LOLA GREER, {taut busm en will be transacted. Regent, PRESIDENT. A. W. Wilkerson, President D. T. 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None of them passed me. “I hear some of these Profs are pretty fast.” “ sk ir t s .” H e s a y s th a t B. V. D . ’s are form m uch m o re b e c o m in g P assing may not bo knowing. You may pass our No, This Is Not an b e a u ty . O ne night I heard s t e a lth y W h en it w as n e w , it w a s a th in g o f t r o u s e r s which he se e s his brothers t h in g s o f t w a s tied around m y neck. h ea v en . B u t if she d o e s n l t happen to som e g o o d -to -lo o k -a t g ir l. To him, f ire p la ce, t h e y “ blind d a t e ” him with be p r e t t y , w o e u n to th e b roth ers! — f o r C harlie can bare his t e e t h in a f o o t s t e p s n ear m e, and th e n s o m e ­ “ A n d s e e this p r e t t y sp o tt e d tie? He b e c o m e s m ost a n g r y w hen ha bed w ith so m e o n e o f h is u n su s p e c t ­ little e x c u r s io n s a re bits o f — Washington Dirge. is d ra g g ed u n w illin g ly and f ig u r e than t h o se re m a rk a b le m a n n er . lo o se , b a g g y t o sh are a w e a r in g . to h is store every day or so, but until you come in you don’t t h e se ft in g f r a t e r n it y b r o th e r s. And, a l­ T h e n e x t m o rn in g , on e o f tin- b oys th o u gh he has n ev er been forced to c a m e in s e a r c h in g for his n e w tie. spend the e n t ir e n ig h t in that m an ­ W hen he saw it on m e, he u sed som e know how splendidly we are equipped to serve you. W hether it Is som ething you want for a gift, or for ner, he s a y s it is a lt o g e t h e r d is­ a w f u l la n g u a g e and blazed o u t o f yourself, there is more satisfactory selection here* g u stin g . H e has m a n y e n e m ie s in the h ouse d u e to his h a v in g to sleep u n c erta in yet With them , and he as to w h e th e r he w ill h e dism issed from th e b roth e rh o od . and No£ o n ly is C harlie used for orn a ­ m e n ta tio n hut also f o r p ra ctic al in ­ stru ctio n . “ I k n o w tha t the boys w ould n e v e r k n ow w h e r e the sterm - cleid o m a sto id , the s e r r a t u s p osticu s su perio r, g a st r o c n e m iu s t h e m u sc les are if th e ydid n ot h a ve me h ere to p oin t th e m o u t. I'm a life save r around final e x a m in a t i o n tim e. N o, on s e c o n d t h o u g h t I do not b e ­ lie v e th a t t h e y w ill kick m e out, b e ­ ca u se m y o b n o x io u s q u a litie s are g r e a t ly o u t w e i g h e d b y m y u t il it y . ” D i s l i k e s T r o u s e r s C harlie's Mothers a re the pride of his life . H e curled his lip in disdain j w hen he w a s ask ed w h y he did not g e t him so m e c o n v e n t io n a l c o lle g e j the room . It d ev elop e d th a t he and his r o o m m a te had had a gran d fu ss, and to k eep him fr o m w e a r in g the tie, w h e n ho w en t to se e his b est gir l, said r o o m m a te had ad ded it to m y s c a n t y w a rd ro b e.” W h en asked w h at he thought o f T u t a n k h -a m en , a slight flu s h o v e r ­ spread h is fo r e h e a d and he p ro m p tly r e to rted , “ W h y th a t bird is o n ly an u n d e r stu d y o f m in e, i t g r ie v e s me im m e n s e ly th a t he had to b e so a m a ­ teu rish . N o w , I c a n ­ not u n d e r sta n d w hy he n e g le c te d his ‘sch oo l c o m p le x i o n ’ th a t w a y he did. is p e r f e c t ly A nd n ot on ly t h a t — he b a ld .” in sta n c e, f o r ( 'b a i lie raised a b o n y hand and t e n d e r ly stroked a go ld en ringlet. “ B ut d o n ’t w o r r y . I wil be here when f u t u r e g e n e r a t io n s th a t Tut* an k h -a m en w as the n am e o f a p a te n t m e d ic in e .” think and a better value. J JEW ELRY— W ATCHES— DIAM ONDS * CLOCKS— SILVERW ARE— P E N S PENC ILS— GOLD AND SIL V E R NOVELTIES You are always welcome. We appreciate your com­ ing in ju st to look around. Carl Mayer Co. Jewelers^ Silversmiths 618 Congress Ave. r n ’M M ••£ W . m M W W W B y J o y c e G a r r e t t E ight young hermits, U niversity pre-med students, are living an unusual existence at 801 VV’. 25th Street. Their home is pro­ vided b yDr. Goodal Wooten, whose generosity has taken on very practical proportions in so m aterially aiding U niversity students. T h er e is nothing: p a r t ic u la r ly ^ s t a r t lin g a b o u t the a v e r a g e p re-m ed , . st u d e n t s lif e . B u t the m ost u n u su a l f e a t u r e a b o u t t h e s e b o ys . . . t, .. , , . , f r e sh m e n are ou r m aids, * said Ed- is t h e f a c t ^ ar T in er. We h a v e s y s t e m a t ic in a n y like he th e U n iv e r s ity . T h e y con - m a n a g e m e n t “ W e hjjye no e m p lo y e d food. “ Im a g in e s t u d e n ts do n ot provid e other th a t n o n e o f them sm ok e . j u s t ad ded. The ten d th a t t h e y are th e q u ie te s t e ig h t h o a rd in g h o u s e , ” th e ir own b o y s w h a t a p e a c e f u l e x i s t e n c e w e m u st m eals h ere, h o w e v e r . T h e y resort live,*' said E d g a r T iner, m a n a g e r o f lo the C a fe te r i a and o th e r p la ce s fo r the h ouse. b o y s, tr y - the help. W e a re j u s t e ig h t le a rn , and h o u se f o r p re-m ed s a b o u t f o u r y e a r s in g to p r a c t ic e w h a t w e u n c o n s c io u s ly is to le n d assist- in our c o n t a c t w ith each o th e r h e r e .” a n c e to a m b itio u s b o y s w ho a re m an- in te r e s t in his ow n pro- E ach term t h e y e le c t a m a n a g e r , w h o f e s s i o n . T h e boys w ho are livin g in at t: as g e n e r a l ov er se er. E d g a r T in- the h o u se a t p r e s e n t E d gar er o f S an A n t o n io is p r e s e n t Tiner, Joh n D up re, L y le H o ok er, m a n a g e r. T h e h ouse, w hich has f o u r H e rm a n P lap ro th , E d w in G r ee n w o o d , room s, p lace. The A lton H u ts o n , E. L. C e r ta in , and h o m e lik e b o y s t h e m s e lv e s k eep T h e b o y s are th eir ow n k eep er s, liv e s a go. H is p urpose “ The John P lu e n n e k e . Dr. W o o te n if e s t in g an a ltru istic p ro vid ed it up. liv in g f ir s t a r e : is a th e MUMMY IS HONORARY MEMBER OF OMEGA BETA PI, MEDICAL FRATERNITY IN UNIVERSITY er th a n t h e y h a v e b e f o r e f e lt . C o - e d F a i n t s “ T h e o th e r d a y , o n e o f th e boy* p la y fu lly p la ce d my arm aro u n d onfe o f his girl f r ie n d s w hen sh e w a s l o o k in g e l s e w h e r e . W hen sh e saw B y B l a n c h e H o r n t h e y m e e t m e, but the lo n g e r I look th a t s w a r t h y a p p e n d a g e (I ad m it “— and cu rst be he that m o v es m y a t th em th r o u g h m y s p e c ta c le s , th e th a t it is n o t v e r y p lu m p ) she p ro m p tly f a in t e d . I w a s p leased with the f a c t th a t I had a g a in m a n if e s t- C harlie a v e r t s t h a t w hen t h e b o ys lit t le b o m i l iv i n g room think he w ith s t a n d in g b y is g e t t i n g a th e b o n e s .” m ore so b e r and se r io u s t h e y b e c o m e . B u t C harlie said no such th in g , and i f he had, his f r a t e r n it y bro- S o m e p e r c e p t ib ly sh u d d e r w h e n t h e y first s e t e y e s upon m e. I h a v e m ore j ed m y p o w e r .” la u g h e d it o f f as re sp ec t e v e n th e rs w ould h a v e f o r th e m than a n y o th e rs, th e b est j o k e o f the s e a so n . C h a r l i e ; b e c a u se I s e e th a t th e y r e a liz e t h e y is a m u m m ifie d f r a m e o f b o n e s and are in th e p r e s e n c e o f a p o w e r g o a t ­ sk in, b u t h e d ecla re s th a t h is m ind is f u ll y as a c t iv e as th o se o f so m e U n i v e r s it y s t u d e n ts . A t p r e s e n t he is an h o n o r a r y and s o m e t im e s a c t iv e f r a t e r ­ m em b e r o f O m e g a B e ta Pi e y e , ear, n ity , w o u ld -b e su r g e o n s, n ose and throat sp e c ia lists and the r e m a in d e r o f t h e m ed ical trib e. GOOD WORK OUR HOBBY C A L L 3 7 0 2 HOME STEAM LAUNDRY 211 E ast 5th Street a g o It w a s s ix t e e n y e a r s that C harlie died, an d sin ce th a t t im e he h as had a v e r y c o lo r fu l e x i s t e n c e . A lth ou gh n o v e r y a c c u r a te a c c o u n t can be o b ta in e d , it is ru m o re d that he has to u r e d th e U n ite d S t a t e s and o th e r c o u n tr ie s se v er a l t im e s. H e h im s e lf r e f u s e d to d iv u lg e the n a tu r e o f th e se trips. th e room liv in g C h a r lie ’s f a v o r it e spot in th e h o use is by f ir e n la c e . W h e n e v e r t h e r e are g u e s t s , h e is at the head o f th e r e c e iv in g lin e, re a d y to o f f e r th e m th e h o sp ita lity o f the h ouse. H e b e c o m e s v e r y am u se d a t j th e d i f f e r e n t p ro ­ d u c e s upon p eo p le, t h e fa ir se x , e s ­ p ecially. A p o w e r f u l p e r s o n a lity is C harlie. im p r ess io n s h e “ S o m e are o p e n ly a m u se d w h e n :*■« rn * ***: ■ , DRIVE IT YOURS FXF PATTON TRANSFER CO. 417-419 Cong Ave- P H O N E 7 7 7 7 The Louise Shop, Inc. 916 Congre$s The Shop That’s Different THE NEW SEASON’S MODES ARE ESTABLISHED B eguiling new hats, beautiful dresses, riotous colored coats, ensem ble and tailored suits, and all the little accessories that go to m ake the costum e com plete, are to be seen at the Louise Shop w here New Fashions are alw ays Fashions Correct. New ensem bles in G eorgette and Silk. Fascinating sport dresses and evening gowns. FROM OUR BUYER W hile in New York, special atten tio n w as paid to styles for College G irls, and we cordially invite the girls of T exas U. to visit us. AGAIN WE OFFER YOU A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF COLORS AND SIZES IN OUR $15 DRESSES These new designs are offered to you in the latest Printed Crepes, and \\ ash Silks, in broad and narrow stripes. These dresses are in the bright and pastel shades. O u r line of Silk Broadcloth dresses is especially good. I hese dresses are well m ade and up to our usual standard in every way. These are the dresses you will w ear every day and enjoy w earing. Our New Spring Hats $4.95 and up O ur New Spring H ats aw ait your pleasure. W e have a new shipm ent of the latest modes for Spring. There are the Chic Sport H at, the S m art S treet H at, and the E xqui­ site H at for Dress. r TEN " * T H E D A I L Y T E X A N NATIONAL AND VARSITY STARS IN RELAY GAMES The fir*t six lads in the picture run distances ranging fro mha lf a mile to two miles; while the last seven specialize in the quarter-mile. From left to rit?ht the men a r e : J . D. Williams, Connor, Esquivel, Alvin Coale, Leland Glass, J i m m y Nichols, Sol Bion- Ca pta in J i m Reese, ■ p m in f i r e THU little Uni versi ty of 'Minot* b r i n i e r won the c on ­ f er enc e 2 2 0 y t r d cha mptonchip (att J u n e and w a * i c co n d in the 1 0 0 - y a r d d i s h which he has c o v ­ ered ' 0 9 4-5. t i m e * ' • B u d ” E v a n s hold* the w o r l u * record for both 2 2 0 y a r d * and 220 me t er* a r o un d one turn o f a q uarter-mi le t rac k, and ran on the a s42 3 - 10 f or world * r ec or d of the at the quart e r- mi le rel ay E v a n s D r a k e r el a y * t ea m which in 1023, IHini (et G. B. Gu the ri e , Ohio S t a t e hurdler, can »te-> over the “ High • tick**' in 15 s ec on d * f l at, He is a versa t i l e athl ete and will compet e in the b r o a d j u m p and high jam*), a* wi ll as in the 120 yard high hurdle* . H e r e ' * a p e ac h o f an ac t i on p ic t u r e, s ho wi ng M a u r i c e S t a l k e r ( l e f t ) a n d S t u d Wri ght ( r i g h t ) g e t t i n g o v e r the low hurdl es. H o w ’ s this f o r t e a m w o r k . T . C, Y a r n a l l , U ni ve rs i ty o f lllinoi* s p r i n t e r, l e a v e * his m a r k * f a s te r - than any other d a * h man on C o a ch C i l l ’* tr a c k t ea m . He is in hit L r s t y e a r of big ti me compet iti on, a nd look* like a c o me r . He won the 75- ya r d d as h in . 07 4-5 in the III tnots-Iowa indoor meet, He will p r o b ­ ab l y be a m e m b e r of the Illinois half-mile r e l a y t e a m. / S * ; - '1 "^jty' 5 »* - i t mi n .-’A EJ! ■■ rfw Jim ' “ B i g R e d ” S p r a g u e , A ll - Co n ­ f e r e n c e t ackl e, is the b e s t bet o f the L o n g h o r n s in the shot put. S p r a g u e a l so will be a m e m b e r q ua r t e r - mi l e o f the r e l a y q u a r t e t . L o n g h o r n .— k g E r n ie P o n z e r is C o a c h H a r r y Gilt’ * s t a r U n i v e r s i t y o f Illinois hal f miler in which he has tied the Illinois i ndoor r e c or d of 1 : 5 8 2-5. He c an t ur n the mile in About 4 : 2 5 . Thi s is his fi rs t y e ar c ompe t it i on. H e won the of hal f-mil e in the N o t r e D a m e meet with y a r d s to s p a r e in 1 : 5 0 9-10. B ro w n ell, Uni ve r s it y o f l lli­ noi* nole va ul t er who hold* tho w orld’ * i ndoor record at 13 f ee t E d d i e Mi e h er it c ap t ai n and 5 8 inches, a n d the A m e r i c a n s t a r d i s t a n c e r u n n e r of the U ni- collet;,a t e record of 13 f e e t 2 v e r s i ty o f Illinois t ra c k t e a m . inches, has been troubled by i n ­ He is c o n f e r e n c e i ndoor c h a m ­ eligibility and an old i n j u r y to pion a n d rec ord hol der in the the his shou l der during i ndoor seaso n , but should be in b e t t e r shape for the o ut d o o r mee t * . H i * sh o u ld er, hurt J u n e , kept him out of the O lym pic g a m e * . l ast t wo-mile r a c e which he c ov e re d in 9 : 4 1 . He ha* been held ba ck by s i c kn es s this s e a s o n b u t is slow ly r o u nd i n g into f orm. B e f o r e P a a v o N u r m i s t a r t ed wr e c k i n g worl d r e c o r d s f o r i n­ d oo r d i s t a n c e s , J o i e R a y , f a m o u s middl e d i s t a n c e r u n n e r o f the Illinois Athletic Cl ub, held world r e c or d s f o r n e a r l y a sc ore of ' ‘C h e s t y J oi e t r a c k he will i ndoor ti,s t a n c e * . is f a r f r o m bei ng t hr o u gh as a r u n n e r , ho we v er , a nd on Ma rc h 27 on the V a r s i t y M e mo r i a l S t a ­ d iu m c o m p e t e a g a i n s t J i m Re e s e , T e x a s L o n g ­ horn t r a c k c a p t a i n , in a special t h a t will be one of mile r a c e the f e a t u r e s of the T e x a s Rel ay G a m e s . first o u t d o o r a p p e a r a n c e o f the s e a ­ son, a nd Re e s e , a c k n o w l e d g e d to be the g r e a t e s t middl e d is t a n c e r u n n e r the S o u t h w e s t C o n f e r ­ is e x p ec t e d e nc e has p r o d u c e d, J o i e ” wo r t h­ to g ive “ C h e s t y while c om p e t i t i o n . It will be Ray s a C l y d e L i t t l e fi e l d, coach of the an T e x a s L o n g h o r n s , h as won e nv i a b l e r e p u t a t i o n a s t r a c k a n d field coach. M a r c h 27 will be a big d a y f o r the V a r s i t y t r a c k coach, f o r he, al ong with At hl e ti c Di r e c t or L. Theo. B e l l ­ the mont , has m a d e g a t h e r i n g t o g e t h e r o f s ome o f the g r e a t e s t a t hl e t es in the c o u n ­ try. p os si bl e M i S ff fpP ’WMW***" Bl 'i'J- in S a u d i E s q u i v e l ( l e f t ) ( r i g h t ) . of a n d E s ­ A u b r e y Co c kr e l l the quivel is the b e s t bet two-mi l e; L o n g h o r n s while Cockrel l t e e m s to be L i t ­ t l e f i e l d ’ s a c e a nd 2 2 0 yard d as he s . T h e s e two men will be m e m b e r s o f the L o n g ­ horn rel ay t e a m * . in the IOO the D o s s R icherson, a g r e a t w e i g b t - h e a v e r of the M is­ so u ri T i g e r s , is a T e x a s lad- Hi* is f r o m S h e r ma n . Hic her son holds I tine M i s s o u r i V a l - J ley C o n f e r e n c e } r e c o r d * f ur the dis- { cus an d shot put He can toss the I di s cus h ei fe r than 146 feet , a nd the shot close to 47 feet. Ki nsey, Uni versi t y of Illinois hurdler, s t a r t e d slowly th * year owing to an a ok ie broken .n f o o t ­ ball I agt fel l, but he is c omi ng ar o un d now Dam woo the c o n ­ f er enc e high hurdle last J u n e a nd g av e B r o o k i n s o f Iowa all he wanted in the low ba r r i er * . Ki ns ey c l i ma xe d « brilliant year high by w i u n i s ^ the Olympic H e hold* hurdles the world's record o f : 0 9 2-6 f o r 7S y a r d * ov e r the high hurdles r ac e C a p t a i n L a r r y S n y d e r , f a m o u s the Ohio a l l-rour. J a t h l e t e o f a high S t a t e B u c k e y e * , t aki ng b a r r i er . S n y d e r a n d his t e a m ­ mate. Gu t hr ie, will a f f o r d much compet it i on f o r Don Ki n s e y, o f hurdle Illinois, Ol ympi c c ha mp. high E x t e n s i on S t u d i o p i c t u r e s a r e p ic tu re s o f the V a r s i t y T r a c k men kWMaks&*t va were m a d e by D a n M c C a s k i l l o f the J o e B a i l e y C h e e n e y , the f a s t e s t s p r i n t e r in the S ou t h , will match E x t e n s i o n S tudi o. his s pe ed with that o f “ B u d ” E v a n s a n d o t he r s p e e d s t e r * . “ L o n g J i m ” R e e s e , c ap ta i n o f the T e x a s L o n g h o r n s , whose mile f a m o u * r a c e a g a i n s t J o i e R a y , s t a r o f the Illinois Athletic Cl ub,* will be one o f the big f e a u t r e * g a m e s . V a r s i t y o f the j u s t how goo d f a n * will real i ze thei r c ap ta i n it when they se e him match s t r i d e * with the g r e a t R a y . rel ay