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First C ollege D aily in th e South 

A USTIN, TEX A S, FRIDAY, M AY 2, 1924

E IG H T P A G E S T O D A Y

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LEAGUE MEET PRELIMINARIES START TODAY
Petitions of All Candidates Must Be in Before Ballot Closes at Midnight
STEERS AND AGGIES SET FOR CLASH ON CLARK FIELD

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ELECTRA TRACK SQUAD

FENLEY 

FOO 
OOT 
C O U N C I L
I IM L , Bases H is Candidacy Upon

K now ledge of Student
Activities

BE STRONGER THM 
FORMER TEARS

Thomas of Electra and Bald­
win of Wichita Falls 
Greatest Stars

17 RHEE PIDTICIPITE

Houston, Cleburne, and Fort 
Worth Central Have Well- 
Balanced Teams

B Y V I C T O R E M A N U E L .

P re lim in a rie s of th e worlds la r g e s t 
all high school 
tr a c k meet will be 
held on C la rk Field th is m o rn in g a t
8:4 5.

la te 

la s t n ig h t 

Athletic D irec to r Roy H enderson 
announced 
t h a t 807 
ail.lotos had registered for th e meet. 
Most of this grou p will be on C la rk 
Field this a fte rn o o n in an a tte m p t to 
qualify.

Of the 24(5 schools re p rese n te d , five 
loom f o r w a rd from which th e c h a m ­
pion of Class A will be picked. They 
a r e W ichita Falls, E le c tra , H ouston 
C e n tral, C leburne, a nd F o r t W orth 
C entral.

W i c h i t a F a l l s 

Is F a v o r i t e .

W ichita Fa lls, the fa v o rite , if a n y 
school is th e favo rite, will base its 
hopes -solely upon its five-threat, s ta r , 
Leo Baldwin. A t th e SM U in vitation 
m e e t sta g e d a t D allas la st S a tu r d a y , 
Baldwin took f i r s t in 
hurdle 
events, the shot put, th e discus, an d 
th e high ju m p . 
In th e shot p u t aYid 
the high ju m p his m a rk s w ere b e t­
te r th a n the s ta te interscho lastic rec­
ord. C oaches of riv a l high schools 
ye ste rd a y were hoping t h a t Baldwin 
could be stopped.

both 

LIPUT 
i (b n I 
IS EXPECTED 

(lf MOORE IS AUTHORITY
u t 0 N e d u c a t i o n n e e d s

B Y GREAT EXPERIENCED

YEAR 
BT LO!

McCullough and Poth of Visi 
tors rated High as 
Scorers

RECORDS DUE II FILL

TO READ AT
f

Texas Track M e n Given 
Slight Edge Over Oppo­
nents by Dopesters

Is Editor of Alcalde Magazine 
and Prominent Am ong 
Ex-Students

R. R. “ R a ilr o a d ” S m ith of J o u r - 

d a n to w n , one of th e m ost 

g ifte d 

w r ite r s a m o n g 

the Toxas-Exe®, a n d 

fa m o u s fo r his s to rie s of 

t r e a s u r e 

hu n ts, will be o ne of the r e a d e r s on 
the p ro g r a m of th e I exas I1 olklore 

p a p e r 
A u stin I S ociety which m e e ts in A u stin May

Prom inent Lecturer W ho 
Speaks H ere M ay 5 
D escribed

p r o f e s s o r 

D r . A. C . E l l i s , 

o f 
t h e P h i l o s o p h y o f E d u c a t i o n , ha * 
t h i * a r t i c l e o n D r . E r n e s t 
w r i t t e n 
o f 
C a r r o l M o o r e , 
t h e 
d i r e c t o r 
t h e U n i v e r 
S o u t h e r n B r a n c h o f 
f o r
s i t y o f C a l i f o r n i a , e s p e c i a l l y 

f i v e 

T h e T e x a n . D r . M o o r e will g i v e 
a s e r i e s o f 
t h e 
U n i v e r s i t y n e x t w e e k , b e g i n n i n g 
M o n d a y , M a y 5, o n t h e s u b j e c t o f
“ T h e M e a n i n g o f E d u c a t i o n . * 

l e c t u r e s a t 

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W I T H REGULATION

Engineer*and Graduate Coun­
cilmen Only O ffices Not 
Petitioned for

CERTIFICATE lECESSMN

|Candidates Must Have Passed
Nine Hours Scholastic 
Work in W inter Term

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e d u c a tio n 

to im - o f 

B Y D R A C E L L I S 

Miss Polly T h o m p so n 

t h i , y e ar, b e c a u s e he 

the association , w it b e rn 

T h e b a llo t f o r tho sp r in g election
to n ig h t a t m id n ig h t,
th e r e q u ir e m e n t of
th e a t u d e n t g o v e r n m e n t c o n s t a n t a n
t h a t th e b a llo t m u s t close te n days

m uch has b e e n accom plished w ith ­
o u t fir s t d e t e r m in i n g w h a t is a f t e r 
all w o rth accom plishing , a n d why.

T he U niversity* is' p e c u lia r ly f o r - will b e cloned 
l u n a t e in s e c u r in g Dr. M ore as th e I com plying w ith 
d istin g u ish e d v is i ts * 
le c tu r e s 
e d u c a to r 
one o f th e r a t h e r sm all n u m b e r o f p r i o r t o th e election.
s e c r e t a r y
U n iv ersity p ro fe sso rs o f 
th e
who has n o t b e en sa tis f ie d 
p ro v e m e th o d s o f 
te a c h in g a n d in - a ssociatio n h e a d q u a r te r s . 2 1 2 M am
c re ase d a c c u ra c y o f m e a s u r in g how B olding , u n ti m .d n g h t to n g h t U re-
ce ive p e titio n s fro m af c a n d id a te s . 
All who wish to g e t on th e 
ballot 
m u s t su b m it b e f o r e this h o u r a pe­
titio n signed b y f i f t y s t u d e n t sta tin g 
t h a t the c a n d id a te is a b o a n fid e s t u ­
d e n t in th e U n iv e r s ity a n d is a c a n ­
d id a te f o r offic e . C a n d id a te s m u st 
also su b m it a c e r tif ic a te fr o m 
the 
R e g is tr a r s ta t i n g t h a t th e c a n d id a te 
passed nine h o u rs scho lastic work 
is r e g ­
d u r in g the w in te r te r m a n d 
iste re d f o r a n eq ual 
the 
sp r in g te rm .

if y o u r 

a m o u n t 

aim 

L e f t 

G . T h o m a s , M o o r e , 

t o r i g h t : C o a c h D i n s m o r e , 
I h o m a s , 

L. 

* S t a n f o r d , H a y e s , W a l k e r , S t e a m .

INFINITY DP 
SPACE AND MOTION

Philosophical 

Society Has 

First Open Meeting of 
Session

PAPER ON l

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Informal Discussion of Sub­
jects Is Held by M em­
bers

filed 

C a n d id a te s have 

pe titio n s 
fo r all o ffic e s ex c e p t e n g i n e e r and 
g r a d u a t e councilm en, Miss Thom son 
s t a te d la s t night.

The full b a llo t fo r 

sp rin g 
electio ns will b epublishcd S a tu r d a y 
m o rn in g in T h e T e x a n , a f t e r it has 
b e e n c e r tifie d by Miss T ho m son .

t h e 

( B y E L I Z A B E T H G A R R E T T . )
Holding its f ir s t open m eeting, the 
T e x a s Philosophical Society co ndu ct­
ed a c o n tin u a tio n of the R a n t Memo­
la s t 
rial C elebration, which 
T h u rs d a y . The meeting w as 
on 
T h u r s d a y , M ay I, a t 7:30 p. rn. in 
the G ir ls ’ S tu d y Hall.

began 

3 a t the Y M CA a u d ito riu m . He 
is 
_it p r e s e n t an e d ito r of th e A lcalde 
a n d the a u th o r of m a n y a rtic le s in 
is qu ite 
th e p ub lic a tio n . His style 
e x t r a o r d in a r y a n d his w orks 
i n t e r ­
estin gly fin ish e d .

n o t 

t h a t 

G e r m a n y has j u s t c le a r ly d e m o n ­
s tr a te d 
how 
it m a t t e r s 
m uch y o u r e d u c a tio n a l m eth o d s and 
o rg a n iz a tio n a re , 
is 
Mr. Sm th has been asked to w rite 
is c e r ta in . A m e r ­
w rong, d is a s t e r 
a b io g ra p h y of J u d g e Townes whit h 
ica has j u s t a b o u t as c le a r ly dernon-
is to be p u blished by th e E x -S tu -
d e n ts ’ A ssociation. H e plans to r e - ; s t r a ted t h a t if you have no aim , or 
view th e w ork of th e la te d e a n of j in c o n s iste n t, h a lf - h e a r te d aim s, you 
ja n g lin g , m u d d le-h e a d e d 
th e law school a t th e U n iv e rsity a n d win Ret a 
t r a in in g 
to p o r t r a y th e c h a r a c te r of 
T o w n e s as h e w as k n o w n 
m a n y in tim a te frie n d s. 
Six fe e t, f o u r inches 

h e ig h t, 
“ R a ilr o a d ” S m ith is of d istin g u is h e d 
a p p e a ra n c e . H e alw ays w e a rs high 
boots an d a cow boy 
S m ith calls him se lf th e ‘'P h ilo so p h e r which 
of G o a t H ill.” 

A mcrb-a needs now, a bo ve all else 
c a re fu lly - 
c le a r-cu t, 
th e 
c o n c e p tio n s 
S te tso n . Mf. L j m s 0 f e d u c a tio n and o f th e values 
disci- 
school
to w a r d retd ed u c a- 
p r Moore, in his w ork as a 
and 

person, Mr. S m ith h as se rv e d as a 
m e m b e r of th e s ta te le g isla tu re a n d p r o f eggor a t Y ale, H a r v a r d , 
was a c a n d id a te f o r c o n g re s sm a n a t 
.
( C o n ti n u e d on p a g e tir o )
large from T e x a s. 

t h e vario u s s u b je c ts , 
plines a n d ac tiv itie s of the. 

in e d u c a tio n , 
t h o u g h t- o u t 

l ite r a r y j m ay c o n tr ib u te 

J u d g e p ro d u c t, w hose 

his adds a new peril,

Besides his w o rk as 

!• C l e a r T h i n k e r .

in c re a se d 

tion 

of 

to 

in 

a 

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BEER GARDEN SCENE OF THREE 
COMEDIES O F CURTAIN C L U B

B Y V I C T O R E M A N U E L .

e q u a l 

te a m , 

A g r o a t A ggie 

to 
a n y t h in g t h a t has e v e r come o u t of 
F a r m e r la n d , will oppose th e m ig h t­
iest L o n g h o rn tr a c k t e a m 
all- 
tim e on Clark Field this 
a f te r n o o n 
a t 3:3 0.

o f 

H ated slightly w e a k e r on 

to
th e Aggies have com e 
w ith t w e n t y - f o u r m en 
d e te r m in e d 
to fig h t th e ir w ay to victory . C e r ­
ta i n l y th e ir season re c o rd is one to 
be p ro u d of. SMU h as b e e n s m o th ­
e r e d u n d e r the la r g e s t 
evei 
piled up in t h e S o u th w e st. Baylor, 
to T e x a s and 
r a n k in g second only 
by 
th e Aggies h a v e been d e f e a te d 
six ty -seven 
S o u th w e s te rn ,
points. 
th e s tr o n g e s t t e a m in th e T. I. A 
A., has been ou tclassed . A nd in d i­
vidual re c o rd s of b rillia n c e h ave n o t
be e n lacking.

score 

L o n g h o r n * A r e G r e a t T e a m .

to 

has 

T h e 

te a m 
g lo ry 

t h e te a m t h a t g a in e d 

L o n g h o rn 
of 

which
th e
b r o u g h t m e a n s 
re c o rd 
S o u th w e s t by its m a rv e lo u s 
n o t 
a g a in s t Mississippi A&M 
been 
listless 
v icto rie s o v e r O k laho m a A&M and 
SMU. T h e d a sh and sp a rk le of in ­
div id uals who re a c h e d 
high- 
w a te r m ark a g a in s t the S o u th e r n e r s 
r e c e n t 
has n o t been exhib ited 
in 
a tta in 
m e e ts. C an th e L o n g h o rn s 
t h a t 
t h a t fo rm to d a y ? U pon 
th e 
l o n g h o r n s 
If th e 
m e e t will re s t. 
c a n p arallel 
re g is te r e d 
th e m a r k s 
a g a in s t Mississippi, th e M aroon an d 
W h ite of the A g g ie la n d , 
h ow e v e r 
ga m e th ey m ay be, will be doom ed

th e ir 

to d e f e a t.

Coach L i ttle f ie ld : W e m u s t a t ­
t h e 
The 
t h a t 

ta in th e fo rm show n 
Mississippi Aggies 
F a r m e r s have a s tr o n g squad 
wTl force us to fight.

to win. 

a g a i n s t 

A n d e rso n : W e 

h av e

tw e n ty - f o u r men 
all will do th e ir best. We
will

to A us­

b u t we 

the u n d e r dog 

Coach 
b r o u g h t 
tin and 
a r e 
fig h t.

M c C u l l o u g h A g g i e S t a r

C u r ta in C lub will soon haws; 

the 

the 
jo lly old J>ee on th e w ing, 
E ng lish m a n would say. T h e y have 

a s 

S a n d e rs, W ilm er 
Voyles, C h a rle s F. W a rd , M a r g a re t 
W est, Harry Akin, R o b e r t Lyles, 
C lau de B riggs, B e a tric e B u rn a b y .

P a g e ,

been r e h e a r s i n g daily fo r the th r e e 

plays to be p re s e n te d dow n a m o n g 
S a e n g e ru n d e 
th e “ b e e r - g h o s ts ” 
Hail on th e n ig h ts of May 13 
and
ftff 
i i 
g j i i h W n Burnett again plays a I takes place on an island 
fe m in in e 

H. M u m fo rd J o n e s a n d H a rv e y 
the p r o ­
a
s a y s 
tnt.

E ag leson c o lla b o ra te d on 
du c tio n o f “ K ing A r u n a r T a k e s 
W if e ,” which, 
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le a d ^ e M o H y C ra ig , ' t h e ! c o a st a i Norway 

the p la y 

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hill 

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old 

a n d 

of * h i. 

J o h n I Sound* in te r e s tin g 

i g n o r a n t in c lu d e :

c h u rch . Charles I 

p e rse c u te d d a u g h t e r of 
C ta ig . a p re ju d ic e d 
deacon 
.a u ric 
H e im s a th , who w ro te th e play, yoked | M ew hinn ey , S t a r M cD aniel, W illiam
P. G aines, Ben H ow ell, a n d o th e rs .
t h e e f f o r t s 
of H elga to save th e m an she loves 
fro m d e a th a t th e h a n d s o f th e king.
is

Jo h n Craig.
Du n n a p p e a r s as th e R e v e re n d
B luefield, 
r n m m u n itv
c o m m u n ity
_____ the 
g e n e ra l dem i-god,
a n d 

M i l d r e d Chamber.- Anni e 

^ unbeliever, is 

T h e play deals w ith 

th e j She s a c r if ic e s 

h e r b e a u t y which

plays 

as 

c o m e y ou n g m an back fro m the S t a t e U n i - } fa m e d f a r and wide, by sin k in g 

O u ts ta n d in g am o n g 

th e Aggie 
is C a p ta in M cC ullough w h o , 

 

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h u m a n I p re a c b e r 

fig 1
M cCullough 
th e 

s t a r s 
will g ’ve A u b r e y J a c k s o n 
fo r high p o in t man.
will oppose J a c k s o n in 
g r a s s h o p p e r ’s f e a t u r e e v e n t, th e l o w , Melvin W illiam son 
h u rd le s , and will do well t o 
o f f second. B ut in 
he is f a v o re d for f i r s t place a n d i n , j y 
t h e pole v a u lt he will 
m o r e or M cC o rqu odale 
tw elv e f o o t re c o rd 
f o r eigh t y e a r s if T e x a s is to win. 

f o rc e Bar- he d o e sn ’t g e t th e girl,
to b r e a k th e P a u l P a g e , 

C o n t r a r y to 

J r ., 

th e high j u m p versSly> and who is in love w ith 

th e u su a l e nd in g,

t h a t has 

a n d C la r a Mc-
sto o d < L ure h ave w r itte n a n o th e r on e -a c t 
J play called “ Mrs. Mussey Sees 
It 
P o th , s t a r 's p r i n t e r , should sc o re | T h r o u g h . ” T h is play, w r itt e n in the 
te n p o in ts in t h e IOO a n d 229 a n d ' f o r m of a r e h e a r d ! of a L ittle T hea-
IPI* pvsasvM *** ***•' 
he may place 
j u m p ., t e r g ro u p , is o n e o f th e beat th in g .
in 
W endell r a te s as possible fa v o rite in which the C u r ta in Club will do this 
fro m M a r , 
IHC half mile, t h a t is if J im R e e s e ' t e r m . 
the
is n o t e n te r e d . W a rd 
is 
js u p , „ a r oq» t h r o u g h - 1 th e C u r t a in Club 
j , n o t e n t e r e d . VV . r d a 
Aggie . t a r in t h c . h t g h 
a n d ^
j u m p 
pole v a u lt, r a n k in g o n ly a shade be- ^
hind C a p ta in M cC ullo ugh , a n d Alii- 

a n o t h e r ; s t u *r t . as t h e E »at ,s
a n o m e r 

 m tm b (.r , of 
,,a g , - s 

A m on g th e c as t a r c : 

I t it as 

t h e b ro a d 

I A. *L’

,lucl,d.

 
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fr o m 

M r. 

f a r 

it 

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her
face in a bowl of live coals. Miss 
,lv * ea* 1* M,s"
C h a m b e rs does som e 
b e st 
of th e 
w ork o f h e r c a r e e r a s H elga, while 
Mr. G a in s as O r n u lf , is said to s u r ­
pass ev en his p e r f o r m a n c e of 
th e 
E a rl of L eic e ste r in “ M ary S t u a r t . ” 
O f th e th r e e days, two of th e a u ­
thor* a p p e a r in i m p o r ta n t r o le s ; th e 
p a r t of J o h n C r a ig b e in g played b y 
Mr. H e im sa th , a n d In n o c e n te V itti- 
ma b e in g played by Mr. Pa g e . T h e 
bill p ro m ise s to be one of th e b e st
pro-

ever 

h a , 

A , u . u a i, Mr. J u n e . i . d ire c tin g
scenic e f f e c ts a r e by Crow ell, a n d

( C o n tin u e d on f a g - F i g h t) 

- 

P a u l P a g e , M ildred 

J o h n , M ary I c ostum es by K agleson.

Girls Fencing Club 

T o O rganize T od ay 

A t W om an ’s G ym

in 

All g irls in te r e s te d 

becom ing 
m e m b e rs of a fencing club 
to 
in the 
m e e t this a f te r n o o n a t 2 :3 0 
W o m a n ’s G y m nasiu m . P a u l Raigof- 
C laude | odsky will have c h a rg e o f th e d u b 
and the m e n ’s fe n c in g d u b 
to 
fu r n is h th e foils, m a sk s a n d gloves 
fo r th e m e m b e rs of th e g ir ls ’ c lu b s . | rium .

a r e 

is 

“ F e n c in g is a sp o rt w hich 

d e v d 
ops poise, g ra c e , a k e e n eye, c o o r­
b a l­
d in a tio n of 
a n c e ,” said Miss Olga A nd erso n,
,

th e m uscles a n d 

 

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Tho p ro g ra m b«-gan w ith a p a p e r 
,or 
by E . T. Mitchell, a d ju n c t p ro fesso r

C u r tis F e nicy of L u fk in , m i d d l e 1 

n
“ S p a c e / T h n e and Motion 
ton and K a n t.” As r - u a r d a 
th ro w n on 
philosophers, Dr. Mitchell said , " It! 
t r a n s f e r fro m S. H. 
seems to me t h a t w h a t we get is a n C„ w h e r e he w a . very activ e in rt u -

I awton Thom as, who alm ost single-
tho U nive rsity o n ! law s t u d e n t, has a u th o r iz e d the an- handed won the 1923 meet for Flee 
is hack In a n o th e r a t t e m p t ; ! *
school. 
f ir s t honors 
gain 
T hom as will be Baldw in's 
g re a te s t 
rival fo r high point m an, r u n n in g the 
is almost a 
q u a r te t, 
the 220-
.-ure w inn er, the c e n tu ry , 

in Now J n o u n c e m e n t of hi* c a n d id a c y f o r th.' j i r a . 

liKhl I o ff n e of M.-n'a C o u m il 

th is su b je c t by the 

tw o; law school.

in which he 

F e n lo y is a 

fo r his 

fr o m 

the 

r r s t t n Kh ^ « f 

a - ~

tire ly a p a r t fro m hum an pe rception, s e r ia ti o n and th e V M U . A. . a n d 
space b ro ad e n s 

lim e as m e m b e r o f th e Men s Council. 

in finitely, an d 

, 

, ... Guy 

t h o r n , , . 

L a - r t o n , m ay help 

lr* p lacin g in

flow s*evenly and Indefinitely. 
Infi 
nite space and tim e a r e God’* sensu
the 
rium. Kant held, on m e 
th a t sp iico and tim - a r e fu n c tio n s o f m uch s tu d y 
, 

Ka n t h d d , on 

c o n t r a r y , ! the U niversity , F e n le y 
............... ............... - - 
con trary , ( 

has 
- 

I H a v in g bevn 

in d o s e tou ch with 

c a m p u s ac tiv itie s since com ing 

o
t
given r

• • 

I 

hurdles, and M , , tj is a str o n g 
1,1 the half-
, Ti l i t y 
f : r t i . member of
;r • I e •veinht«

i , 
p i n .. b . i! - c« I
T h r e e T e a m * W e d Balanced

H add en, 

• — - 

h e r e . He f a v o r s t h e c re a tio n o f a : 

to s t u d e n t g o v e rn m e n t U . , q u a r t e t .r n 

‘ " u T p u r e d o g m a tism , he held, to m ore f r ie n d ly a t t i t u d e to w ard 
a ssu m e with N ewton, t h a t they a r e ' h o n o r sy ste m a nd 
Cod*s sensorium , or with Leilmix t h a t 'h o p led g e as it now s ta n d s H a v in g b(,st balan ced te a m s t h a t h

C leburne, H ooston C e n t r a l ^ * ^ £
t h .

the re a n tin g of W orth C e n tr a l p re se n t t h r e e of 

th e 

r .wi thov dt n t PXD1 Wha* we p a r tic ip a te d 

in college athletic*, h e i€ntered a s ta te meet. 

t h e who is an e n th u s ia stic s u p p o r te r of
o n 

T h e c a st will

o ce a n ,re d .
in th e V ik in g age.} th e d u b w h ich m t o b . 
“ This e x e r c is e develops 
sam e 
th e 
qu a lities which d a n c in g does with 
the e x ce p tio n t h a t no a r ti s tic side is 
a tte n d e d t o . ”

O rchestra P lays for

M usic Clubs T onight

T h e U n i v e r s i t y O r c h e s t r a will 
p la y a s p e c i a l c o n c e r t 
t o n i g h t at 
th e M e n ’s G y m n a s i u m , a s a part 
o f t h e p r o g r a m of t h e T e x a s F e d ­
C lu b *. 
e r a t i o n o f M u sic a l 
The 
t o t h e p u b ­
c o n c e r t w ill h e o p e n 

T h e o r c h e s t r a w ill a p p e a r 

d er 

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

F r a n k 

u n ­
L . 

lic.

R e e d .

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l o t men a n d anim al Ut capable o f le g isla tin g e f f i c i e n t , , i T he eleven m an Coeburn* te a m is

do know is That 
th e y a r e functions of th e o rg a n ism , alo n g th ose lines. 
T h ey a r e 
jectft a r e 
a n d *• 

t h sense th at all h u m a n 

objective in t h a t 
p r e se n te d in thus.' fo rm s, a b so lu te im p a r tia lity in th e e n f o r c e - , 8tar s p r in te r an d 

all ob- If e le c te d , F e n le y would a d v o c a t e U t e D r a p e r an d Lee. 
h e 

be- m e n t o f th e H o n o r S y ste m , a n d has 18houid stag e some of 

a d e s ir e to serve e v e ry s t u d e n t 

a p a i r o 

j built -no un 

.
D r a p e r 
ta a
an d H a r r e ll
th e p r e tt ie s t
In | faces of th e meet. L<ee is a s t a r mi-
T h e Olebut'ft# 
la st

j€r an d h a lf miler. 
team won 

th e m eet a t D allas 

( C o n tin u e d on page e ig h t) 
 

— 

— ........ .......-— - — .............. 

I tho U n iv e rs ity with equal f .Ii rn ess. 
“ 

T 

 

PEPPY TIME IS HAD BY A LL

AT VERSATILE WAA P A R T Y

tr a l.

one t h i r d of a point 

to Houston C en­

B r u n so n I* H ou sto n Star.
of 
is the big s t a r 

B ru nso n 

the

Gypsy f o r tu n e 

tellers, Y a m a - Y a m a men to keep the crow d back fr o m th e J H ouston team . He is touted to se t

eds 

the U n iv e r s ity 

in- rope-. T h e re w as d ancin g with mu- 
ins .sic by Jim m ie ’s Jo y s and Ja c k A n d - 1 
.. 
..................... 

girls. D utch girls, and sa ilo rs m in­
gled am id 
„ 
* \
w'hite flan n e ls and U n iv e r s ity eo-eds j r e w ’s O rc h e stra , and special s t u n t s , n ever been 
in voiles a nd silks la st n ig h t a t U n i - 1 by th e O ra n g e J a c k e ts , the Raggedy! CHy school also boasts of a g r e a t re- 
jay te a m in Coles, R obertson , L*w- 
v ersity Avenue w here the W A A block ! Ann d ancers, 
an d 
 and Blakely. Sa w y e r b a s ta r
pa r t y w a s in full sw ay fro m 8 until | " H u le y ” M vV icar w ith 
l l . Balloons, c onfetti, an d red s o d a ' and Sp a n ish costume. 
^
pop were e v ery w h ere to be seen and . T h e num erou s booths did a t h r i v - j C e n tra l H igh of Fort,, WofwT 

the mile and h alt
in which he has
 defeated. The Bayou
_

j who m ay mace in th e fSLmp*.!. 

records 
tw o events 
.

cele b ra ted 

g u i t a r j.Te^

. JI 

new 

her 

the 

in 

is bv 
th e 

the} voices of the venders of all th e va-, ing business in selling ice c r e a m a n d | yrobably 
S t u - 1 rio us holiday w are s, such a s pop corn, {cold d rink s, while th e f o r tu n e te lle rs j event8 t ha n any other school. 

re p rese n ted 

^ 

C o u rte s y c o m m itte e o f 
d e n ts ’ A ssociation 
S tu d y Hall on th e f i r st floor of the l i n g the th r e e ho urs of the p a r ty . 
Main B u ild in g . 

th e G irls’ : p e a n u t s , and c a nd y, r a n t th e a i r d u r- 

The Texan Cowboy, a cted aft police

in — 

------ , .

" •* 

-* 

made m a n y stu d e n ts h appy by t h e i r j cham pion relay 
prophecies of m uch w ealth, 
and h appiness. 

h e a lth i 
I 
, 

team 

(C on tinu ed on P a g e E ig h t)

„ _ 

-

in m ore 
T i t
is practically

 P a g e Tw o

L l READS 

S T O R I E S

Old-Time Favorite R etold 
Before Small Crowd 
at Reading

“A* the tale wux gi’en unto mc*, 
jugs* d«t way I gi’«n it unto you” is
w ry applicable a* the keynote of Dr 
R. A. Law*?! read-n<f frow the Untie 
Bemus stories by Joel Chandler War­
n s 
reading
the weekly public 
Thursday afternoon.

in 

Dr. Law opened the reading: with 
from Harris* 
story 
the Tar B ab/ 
first volume, “ Uncle Remus’ Song* 
and Stories,” and followed this with 
‘ The Story of the Pig*’’ aw! ‘ B re r 
Rabbit and the M o j i t o e s ” 
from: 
“ Nights With Uncle Remus,' which 
contains the cream of these stones 
of southern folk-lore interest.

Such phrases as 

‘big as life and 
to 
referring 
tw it et a* n atth u l” in 
the “skeeters cornin’ roun' and claim ­
in’ kin” (by singing “Cuz-tn” ) were 
scattered plentifully throughout the 
stories. The crowd was 
for 
the Interscholastic League, the sus­
pension of classes tomorrow, and f a ­
m iliarity with the subject ail tended
to keep it down.

small, 

Considering the difficult nature of 
the dialect, Dr. la w ’s handling of the 
m atter and hi* selection of stories. 
v«?re cora mendable. C. E. Sanders, J 
instructor in English, Is to read from 
“The Plastic Age,” a study of college 
life today which is provoking consol-1 
arable comment on the* campus, in the) 
last public reading of the year next 
week.

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HIGH SCHOOL RECORDS

Year Made

C o n n o r ...........E a s t l a n d 

Holder 
.... Walton 

E*«.nt * 
50 yd. dash 
120-yd. ti*h hrd.Ceeble 
..Walton 
100-yd. dash
Mile run 
 -
220-yd, hrd. .
4 4 0 —yd. dash 
220-yd dash 
SSO yd. run
Mile relay ...-----
Jackson
Pole vault 
f rond jump .. Wilson 
High jump 
Burgin
12-lb. shot put Coates 
discus throw ......Rtcherson

..Keehle 
..Thomas 
.Cockrell 
,, 
Reese 

School 
B r o n t e ............. I M I .
Austin 
 
Bronte 

I f 2 2
1022
.......1 9 Z 3
.... 1022
..... Austin 
..I M S
 Electra 
 1023
....... 
Alvin 
Comanche 
1921
Dallas (F or- 1922
Dalhart ..........1020
Dallas 
.1 0 2 1
Yancey ..........1921
Waco 
..1023
Sherman .... 1921

 

Record 
5 1-5 Sec.
16 Sec.
IO Sec.
4 Min. 38 Sec. 
26 1-5 Sec.
SO 1-5 Sec.
22 1-5 Sec.
2 Min. 3 3-5 Sec. 
3 Min. 36 Sec.
12 Feet 
23 feet 1-2 Inch
5 Feet IO 7-8 In. 
45 Feet 11 In.
139 Feet 3 In.

CHAMPION RELAY TEAM OF 1923

c | T C D C W n C n 
» f V « J 1 

n T 
I member of the Academy aud per- is the ingenue type, strengthened and 
I 
I 
haps the world’* g reatest living nov- made fearless by the war, petted by
HI IR INP MF ET list, had become active in the d e -1 wealthy parents, but unspoiled either 
L / I V l l v V I 

; fens<* of Victor M arguerite, 

the morally or intellectually.

D estroy. Her Soul

‘ 

, 

, {author, whom everybody was a ^ u s - 
^ pornography of the worst type. 

the 

Interscholastic L eague. tesae£. M arguerite was 

Garconne,” however, became a erf>t t automobile m anufacturer 

Announcement has been made by. 
H i t engagem ent with Lucien \ ign- 
in
Berry M. W hitaker that in order t o | 
t,rac^ best-seller in France, the sales pass- nee<j 0f more capital, is, of course, 
have locker facilities for 
a million, before it was sup- pQrely a love a ffa ir— on her part, at 
and tennis contestants now in Au*~L ^ 
tin for the 
summarily least. She is supremely happy until 
meet, PT for men will be suspended I eXp€||^ <j f rom the Legion of Honor all anonymous lette r inform s her th at
for the rest of the week.
for having w ritten so risque a novel. ^ cr fiance is keeping a mistress from 
j wh:ch he cannot break loose. One
; Hugh Barnaby’s translation of “ La night, learning the tru th , she rushes
madly out to destroy her soul, as the 
saying goes. At last, fainting with 
exhaustion 
she 
starts to enter a passing taxicab. An 
accosts her. They
unknown man 

Garconne” is a good literary work;
I but, a fte r comparing it with an orig- 
1 inal copy procured a t fabulous cost, 
the

BY WAY OF 
CRITICISM

we were disappointed 
I very fiery passages—such as would 

Far From Tame 

excitem ent, 

to find 

and 

4< 

necew itate w iling on the 

fire 

By Merne Sharpley 
by 
Alfred A.

‘ The Batchelor Girl,” 

Marguerite. 
New York, 1924, $2.
It has now btsen some time since 
original French
“ lea Garconne,” the 
 
and
edition of the now “ Batchelor Girl,” universities, boulevards, hotels,
» »• 
l f ..ntnilA T .OI
wa* suppressed by government o ffi-| other platen to go. Monique herbier, 
c;als in France. Anatole France, a [the heroine, was bom in l9 0 ^- She

Victor partm ent— omitted. But “ The Bet- to put the irreparable between Lu-
Knopf, chelor Girl" ie fur from being a tame cion and herself, 
the
The ser.es of ad-
It is a novel of post- stran ger’s desires 
war P a ris—the city of book-shops, ventu re, wh.ch follows this are m- 
cabarets, art museums, wine-cellars, deed curious. Disillusionment mocks
her continually. Even 
regret be­
comes painful. Our plot, however, 
finds a happier solution t han hades.

1 piece of work. 

it _ ., JL 

ye Id- 

a. _ 

 — 

to 

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. , .
de- drive to a hotel. Mon,que wishing

, 

should 

George Ritchie 

the conference record 

again 
tq- 
lo-wer 
day in the quarter mile. Against 
Mississippi AAM he made it in 50 
it has been run 
flat, the fastest 
in se v ­
on a Southwestern track 
eral years.

NP*-”— —*—■

Fort Worth Central High which 
noted opt in the final* last ye** 
present* rn great team thi* season

Of 
is 
the quarter, only Brasted 
missing and Ritchie, who has dis­
placed him, is reputedsto be faster.

 

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W E L C O M E !

Interscholastic
Leaguers

Make the Co op your headquarters 
while in Austin.

“Progress of the Meet Bulletin” is 
here for your convenience.

FOUNTAIN SERVICE 
SANDWICHES, COLD DRINKS

THE
UNIVERSITY
CO-OP

HAT PROGRAM

Eight New Members Added 
to National Political 
Science Fraternity

University Organization 
Play at Hancock Next 
W eek

to

The final public appearances 

of 
th * 
the University Orchestra for 
session will he made at the Hancock 
Opera House, on the nigh** of May 
f, 7 and H preceeding the p ic tu re ,, 
“ NVm* the Man.” These three eon- 1 
cert* represent the conclusion of a 
long period of 
training, 
and officers of the organisation re­
port the Orchestra in an excellent
condition.

intensive 

Th** high character of the 

per­
formances of the University Orches­
tra is already well known to Austin 
audiences, and thesd three concerts 
are to climax a successful season.
. _ — .--- — ©———------

MOORE

(Continued from page one)

I 

Initiation for eight m w member* 
was held Thursday night by Alpha 
chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha, national 
' honorary political science fraternity,
I the form al ceremonies being held at 
the Students* Bible Chair a fter the 
J initiates were called upon to march 
; around the campus. The new mem- 
; hers are Blake Johnson, Horace H.
I Day, Charles T. Banister, Robert 
id. Burnett. 
Taylor Cole, Clinton 
John J. Cox, Campbell B. Beard, 
and P. Bv Howe.

A fter the candidates 

hail 

beenj yi 

initiated, a banquet was 
formally 
held at the University Cafeteria. 
to ast­
Francis Wilson presiding as 
master. 
ad­
dressed by Dr. H. G. James profes­
sor of government.
O fficers for 

The gathering was 

the 

coming 
year 
Joyce Cox was chosen 

were elected. 
president; Taylor Cele, 
vice-pre - 
I dent, and Campbell Beard, nacre
; tarv-tiea-urcr.

1500 LEAGUERS HERE

Nearly 1500 participant* and more 
(than 600 faculty representatives reg­
Interscholastic
the 
istered with 
“u " R,.itguc registration committee at the 

__

I YMCA yesterday. After registering
j
‘ * ‘ 
assigned to tho delegate*
I who were then taken to their lodging 
transportation

the 

by members of 
committee.

JUST
ARRIVED

book* 

C alifornia, and in his 
baa 
shown his ability to make real con­
the 
tributions to clear tho ght on 
fundamental questions 
ti on. 

edaca
. 

of 

answer j ^

“ What is education? 

the 

teach 

lect of Dr. Moore’* first lecture, us* 
a question that every student 
professor must be able to 
definitely before he can either
lect his courses or 
intelli­
gently. ” 1“ There Such a Thing as
the tub* 
Education by Wholesale?’ 
ject of his 
and 
“ Who Is the Socialised Mari'*” the 
subject of bi* last lecture, are ques 
lions that we mast also answer or 
blander ahead horribly in education.
Has Great Experience.
has 

lecture, 

second 

the 

Dr. Moore 

necessary 
background of wide experience 
to
give sanity and practicability to M* 
philosophy. He not ha« the unusual 
experience of having been a pro* 
feasor in three of the leading Amer­
ican universities, and o f having been 
graduated from two cither*, but he 
ha* had long personal touch with 
humanity ii, Hull House in a New 
York Ci*y settlem ent and 
in Mex­
ico, bae been a Red 1 rems execute
served on Die Board of Char!tie
Col recti on ti 
been «chr I 
largo t ire. s 
York and a t 
rector of ti 
the Urn vers>
I have re 
bearing hi® 
form ed th a t be is the forceful and 
atJasuJating * pc a Vier th at you would 
expect an able, we ll'educated man 
to be, who has bad such a rich back­
from 
ground of hum an ♦•xperience 
which to draw . 
fo r­
ward with great pleasure to Ms lee 
ta m .

m nten den t of
surveyor of $ 
ties, and is now 
cithern Branch 
California, 
d the pleasure 
ar**, but 

California, ha 

I a rn leaking 

nm

The crowd will be there Majestic

Dane* Women’* Gym, Friday.

T h e c r o w d w ill fee t h e r e — - M a j e s t i c 5] 

Dance. Wo ms o’* Gym, Friday.

A Lovely New 
Assortment of
LADIES’ HATS

Latest Styles!

New Materials! 

Individual Models!

D A C Y ’ S

Pleasingly Priced 
Upstairs Over 
W oolworth’* 
‘When You Go Up— 
Price* Go Down”

Take the only direct passenger 
ocean route from Texas to New 
York and enjoy the freedom, 
comfort and ECONOMY of the 
“best way north.” Compare the 
through fares, plus sleeping car 
rates and cost of meals en route 
and you will be convinced that 
the LOWEST TOTAL COST is

V ia G A L V E ST O N
Shortest Rail Ride-Loniest Water Trip
5 feom eri I.tao* G alveston a t J A i f . for Nom York a t (oilmana t

S. S. San Jacinto ...
S. S. Concho — .....
S. S. Comal 
S S H R- M allory

A p ril 12 M ay 3 . 24 
A p ril 19 M ay IO. 31 
A p r il 2 3 M a y 1*.
M ay 17,

4 h o r# sta m m e rs c a rry pa**** t o t* a n d lr s t g h t . A d d it i o n a l 
f a s t lr might m attings or ary 

o d n e o d * y.

Automobiles Carried
A a g r e a tio n * , tic k e ts , a n d o f h o r do ta ils m a y ba a r ts n^md 
i n a d v a n c e a t n e a r e s t r a ilr o a d t i c k e t a g e n t, or w r ite t o

MALLORY LINE

F . T . R E N N IE G e n e ra l A g e n t, G a lv e s to n , T ex a s

Bfr a t i

C o h o an d
Florida Porn ta
Strainer* call s t 
K ey W est, F la ,
 
jo g c o n v e th
it connection*
at K e y W est foe 
H avan a and ad
p o in ts on the. ea st 
and w est coasts
of Florida

Welcome to Interscholastic 
League Visitors

W e k n o w y ou are going to h av e a g reat tim e while 

y o u re

h ere an d w e will ad d to y o u r p leasu re in an y w a y w e can.

W h e n y o u c o m e d o w n t o w n , t a k e t i m e to v isit o u r b i g s to re . 
M o s t o f y o u y o u n g m e n k n o w a b o u t H a r t S c h a f f n e r 6c M a r x C lo t h e s . 
W e a r e e x c l u s i v e a g e n t s f o r t h e s e f i n e c l o t h e s a n d w ill b e g l a d to s h o w 
y o u t h e n e w sty les! H e r e , t o o , y o u 'l l s e e t h e s m a r t e s t s t y l e s in S t r a w 
a n d P a n a m a H a t s . S h ir ts , N e c k w e a r , a n d o t h e r t h i n g s t h a t y o u n g

m en like.

C o m e in a n d s e e us.

Stebbins & James

mumm mmwmnmmmwM maw*

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WE ARE AT YOUR 
S E R V I C E

Leaguers we are glad to see you and wel­
come you—Call on us for

INFORMATION or ACCOMMODATION

I
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Don’t Leave Austin Until You Have Had A

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Clear, Sparkling Water

Sterilized Suits and towels. O oen Day and Night.

DEEP EDDY BATHING BEACH

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 WINNERS OF TENNI S 

IN BOYS AND GI RLS 
MATCHES ANNOUNCED

A T M AJESTIC

PROGRAM

Heart A ppeal in 
M ajestic Picture

Cruze and T arkington.
When these two get 

their heads 
togethere on a motion p icture, you 
can expect som ething really big.

And “ The F ig h tin g C ow ard,” a 
Jam es C ruse Param ount production 
which is the fe a tu re now a t the1 Ma­
jestic T h eater, is BIG in every sense 
of the* word.
There 

is action and hi art-appoal 
galore in the production, a p ictu riza- 
success,
tion of T ark in g to n ’,s stage 

“M agnolia.’*

I t ’s a d ram a of the Mississippi in 

the days before Du- Civil W ar.

E rn e st Torrence, Mary Astor, Noah 
( allen 
I l a v # , 

and 

B eery, P h yllis 
Landis a re featured.

"The W h ite Sister 
at Crescent

“ The W hite S is te r” w as cho.' 
the first film to be repro.lac. 
ti rely overseas* 
It, has been th 
standing a rtis tic triu m p h of tht 
ant motion pictu re season ai

work of L illian Gish, 
screen a 
g re atest a rtiste , in the leading role, 
has been c h a r a c te r e d as b etter than 
an y th in g she h as ever done in the

th e 

,! action 

The picture is a H en ry K ing pro* 
In sp iratio n Pictures, 
h a r k s IL Lu* ii, J r ., president, aud

fo r 

i distributed by M etro,

Biij T i m e D a n c e a n d V a u d e v i l l e ,

W o m e n ’* G y m , F r id a y e v e , 8 t o 12.

M ajestic D a n c e , W o m e n ’*

F r i d a y e v e n i n g , A t o I.

B y D a v id M ille r

F ir s t com petition between contes­
ta n ts loitered in th e fourteen annual 
interscholastic meet was held T hurs- • 
day aftern o o n when prelim inaries in 
boys’ and g irls tennis singles 
and 
doubles were held on \ a rsity tennis 
courts. As a resu lt of T hu rsd ay 's 
play, only seven team s of boys dou­
bles rem ain the fig h t fo r the cham ­
pionship. E ig h t team s of g irls’ dou­
bles have survived 
the elim inations 
and will be m atched today to decide 
the p a rtic ip a n ts in 
sem i-finals. 
Only a few singles m utches were 
played by th e high school racqueteers.
The Interscholastic League tennis 
elim inations were supervised by I).
A. Penick, V arsity tennis coach. Play 
in the g irls division was directed by 
T errell Sledge. Ben W codhead was 
in charge of the boys’ n et contests. 
Members of 
the V arsity , shorthorn, 
and freshm en tennis squads officiated 
as referees.

the 

Play will be resumed this m orning 
a t 9 o’clock. Those rem aining in the 
com petition 
this m orning's 
m atches are scheduled to re tu rn to the 
co urts a t 2 p. rn.

a fte r 

The resu lts of th e play by rounds 

follows:

G I R L S ’ D O U B L E S
F ir*t R o u n d

Uvalde defaulted to G alveston. Go-J 

dum bus defeated Bonham , 6-2, 3-6,
6-3. Nacogdoches d efaulted to George 
W est. T ex ark an a defaulted to T er­
rell. D allas won over Tivoli, 1-6, 6- 
2, 6-3. Beaum ont defaulted to Jac k ­
sonville. C lifton defeated McAllen, 
6-1, 6-2. Phelps defaulted to Floy- 
* dada. S terlin g defaulted to New B a­
den. Longview d efaulted to Breck­
enridge. McLean defeated Rochelle,
to 
1-6, 6-2, 6-4. Alpine d efaulted 
T a ft. N avasota lost to E l Paso, 2-(>,
2-6. Moran defaulted to A ustin. Ok­
launion beat Loren na, 6-1, 8-6. Iowa 
P ark defeated Seguin, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4.

S e c o n d R o u n d 

6-1. 

Columbus defeated Galveston, 3-6, 
6-1. 8-6. T errell defaulted to George 
W est. D allas defeated Jacksonville, 
6-2, 4-6, 
Floydada defeated
Clifton, 7-5. 7-5. New Baden d efeat­
ed B reckenridge, 7-5, 6-4. T a f t de­
feated M cLean, 6-2, 6-1. El Paso de­
Iow a 
feated A ustin, 6-3, 5-7, 6-3. 
P a rk defeated O klaunion, 6-2, 4-6, 6-

. Mary A sto r ...
*tn the Paramount Picture I 
?»The Fighting Coward

A ll Cactus M aterial

N o w Sent to P ress

Lewis N. W hite, editor-in-chief of 
the 1924 C actus, announces th a t th e J 
last of tho year-book has now gone 
to press, a fewr additional and final 
pages aving been 
the 
G rind section la s t week.

added 

to 

T he selection of th e b eau ties by 
carto o n ist, 
the fam ous a r tis t and 
John Held, and his addition 
a 
of 
clever sketch to heard the B luebon­
net Belle section are re p o rted ad d i­
tionally by the editor, who h as onlj, 
recen tly re tu rn e d from 
supervising 
final touches b y the H ugh S t e v e n s 
Com pany a t J e ffe rs o n C ity , Mo. 
D istribution of th e books to stu d en ts 
is expected as soon as th ey are o ff 
the press a t ab o u t th e usual tim e in 
the last o f May.

THEATER ROW

B y E . L e e W y * o n g

H a n c o c k : 

H iM ia m e s q u e s 

a n d

s i x o t h e r b ig a c t s in v a u d e v i l l e .

Q u e e n : 

“ D o l l a r D e v i l s ’’ 

a n d

J i m m i e ’s J o y s .

M a j e s t i c : “ T h e F i g h t i n g C o w ­

a r d , ” a P a r a m o u n t p i c t u r e .

C r e s c e n t : “ T h e W h i t e 

S i s t e r ” 

w i t h s p e c i a l m u s ic .

Eva N ovak 
in “Dollar D ev ils”

A little lady who lias won a place 
in the h ea rts of every motion p ictu re 
fan in th e co untry is Miss Eva No­
vak, who wilt be seen in the V ictor 
Schertzinger 
“ Dollar 
Devils,” which comes to the Queen 
T h eater today.

production, 

In “ Dollar Devils” she a p p e a r! in 
th e leading fem inine 
role as Amy 
Andrew s, the d au g h ter of a country 
banker. The youth whom she loves 
is in fatu a te d w ith her siste r, Helen, 
who is not w orthy of him. This sit­
uation provides some tense and th rill­
ing moment in W'hich Miss Novak ac­
quits horst lf w ith g re a t cred it, and 
displays d ram atic ability of a high 
order.

B ig t i m e d a n c e 

a n d 

v a u d e v i l l e . 

W o m e n ’* g y m , F r i d a y e v e . , 8 t o I .

O r a n g e J a c k e t M a j e s t i c D a n c e 

F r i d a y , 8 to I . T h e p r ic a 

is 

o n ly 

$ 1 . 5 0 . B e t h e r e .

S t e v e G a r d n e r ’* O r c h e s t r a w ill fu r 

n is h m u s ic f o r t h e M a j e s t i c D a n c e .

Welcome

Interscholastic
Leaguers

Y O U are cordially invited to m a k e 

located 
store your h e a d q u a rte rs d u rin g y o u r visit and w e will be 
pleased to have you call on us for a n y th in g that will add to 

con ven ien tly 

this 

your pleasure or com fort.

W e can be of material assistan ce to y o u in selecting your sum ­
mer clothes W e specialize in C ollege Clothes, and our big new 
stocks are now com plete, and I he o p p o rtu n ity for selection at 
its 
hest. Our store is one of the hest equipped stores I or m en and youn g 
men in Texas. C om e in and look a r o u n d — you ll fin d it interesting.

M A J E S T I C B I G - T I M E V A U D E V I L L E

FRIDAY and SATURDAY 55c Matinee Both Days

k J f d i JLI g a ^ 

E y 
l f / . 

so n C lo s e s M a y
- r n
to 

A t T he H ancock T oday

F a s h i o n P a r k C l o t h e s 
D o b b s F i f t h A c e n u e H a t s 
D o b b s F i f t h A l u n i t e ( ’nint 
(' , Ii. S h i f t T C o l l e g e S h o e s 
E n g l i s h F o u l a r d h i c k w e a r 
B e a u t i f u l S u m m e r S h i r t s 
I ut c r w o v e n S o c k s

likes, a fte r he has seen “ Girls Will 
Be Boys.” The act is one in which 
the fem inine action b o rd ers on the 
tom boy stage.

collection of v arie ty fe a tu re s.
W ith H ilham , personally 

presid­
ing a t the piano and d irectin g the 
satire, are Thelm a P a rk e r, M arga­
as 
re t M alam et and Gladys G ray 
p re tty dancing and 
girl*. 
F ran k Woods, F ran k Mack, George 
G ra te, and Ira Y arnell m ake up the 
re st of th e cast.

singing 

Lye9 E xam ined 
G lasses Fitted

Registered Optometrists
7th & Congress

iM ilfllitillilllH lllllllilllllH lttlllM

CAMPUS SHOP
I E x p e r t C l e a n i n g a n d B r e w i n g ff 
F o r
M e n a n d W o m e n 
P h o n e 4 9 9 8

T H U R L O W B. W E E D

AMBULANCE S E R V I C E 
Funeral Home 
P h o n e s 6 0 8 0 and 681T

M E D A L S A N D

TROPHIES

Through our own manu­
facturing department and 
long established connec­
tions with other makers, 
we arc? equipped to sup­
ply Medals of bronze, sil­
ver and gold, and larger 
trophies in Solid Silver 
or Silver Plate, for any 
events.

W e will be glad to sub­
mit designes a n d esti­
mates at any time. 
In 
service, quality and price, 
w e can take care of your 
needs most satisfactorily.

DECORATIONS OF 

MAJESTIC-DANCE 

WILL BE UNIQUE

MAJESTIC

T O D A Y

B o o t h 
T a r k i n g t o n ’s
S t o r y — “ M A G N O L I A

—

N O W S H O W I N G

T h e W h ite 
S ister

W it h 
E r n e s t I o r r a n c e 
N o a h B e e r y a n d 
M a r y A * to r 
D i r e c t e d b y 
J a m e s C r u z e 
H a * M a d e

Lillian G ish

T w o P e r f o r m a n c e * D a i l y 

3 : 0 0 a n d 8 : 1 $ P. ML

S p e c i a l O r c h e s t r a

C H I L D R E N ' S M A T I N E E 
S A T U R D A Y M O R N I N G

CRESCENT

TH E FIGHTING 
COW ARD”

M a t i n e e
E v e n i n g

A P a r a m o u n t P i c t u r e 

t h e b e s t 
E n t e r t a i n m e n t in T o w n 
T h i* W e e k

Uni ver si ty
G le e C lub Q u a rtette
a t 9 : 1 5 P M 
A e s o p ’s F a b le * — T o pic* 
I n t e r n a t i o n a l N e w *

‘DOLLAR 
DEVILS”

W ith

A n d

EV A N O V A K

COLLEN LANDIS

In romantic story o f n ew 
rich.

Jimmie’s Joys 

4 : 3 0 an d 8 : 3 0 

G um p C om ed y 

P a ttie N ew s

t t r W iZ «o y;

V * © 

a

t h e D E L I G H T F U L 
- H U M O R I S T S - 
W M * L. *

IN THEIR B R I L U A N T O FFERI NG 
ONE WICHT IN SPRING 

i

H I S S R O B B IE C O R B O M E J J 

V COLOR S Y M P H O N I E S AND C L A S S IC S 

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Mf: TRAVELS F A S T E R 
VjHAN LIGHT! ^

OLYMPIC.
fA A YEG Vsl

T E X A N

HOLDING BILLY IN CHECK

By Osborne Alexander

77Zrn11 • 
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ME KNOCKED A 
FWTH OFF THET 
W ORLD3 R E C O R D :A (Z in g f o r a 
v . 

' v / ' Y E S - AMO »F V O U
r t f 1 i U IM THAT Mb
I WON T 
A B L C ^,
a T O W E A Q 5ATURHS 
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WARM TMOSE DEAD 
CIMDEQS INTO UVE 
COALS THAT TIK\E, 
N g H C O A C H ?

( p o o m ! YOU'RE 
^SLO W E Q TUAN 
A SCOTCHMAN! 
R E ACU! K S - ROR.. 
DNNEQ CUEOc

HESBY C. Fin.CfiEA

Lucille Stover 
Loci)* I a **« * 
n - w i* Urn** 
Sarah Thaxton 
X*,7sf»a Carr 
La Dell# Baioee

OFFICIAL NOTICES

Opinions of Others

I POLITICAL CANDIDATES AGREE 

NOT TO PUT POSTERS ON HALLS

Girls PT Classes

Held at Deep Eddy

Interscholastic

C A M P U S

BY WAY OF

CRITICISM

A U ST IN ’S FIN E ST Y O U N G M EN ’S ST O R E

LON GHORN ;* 

JIAND Election 

o f fie**ni Mtodfby night, 7 :1 5 . I 

h ta rsa l will a lso * bf* held.

ii. M. CALIMER

SERVICE

COURTESY

to 

A L L G IR L S exp ectin g 

receive j 
aw ard s T -night must see me b e fo re ; 
M ay A, a s the ord er for them m ust 
be sen t so th a t we may h ave them 
fo r T-night. R eport in the o ffic e o f 
the W om an's B u ild in g betw een 12-1 
F rid ay and S a tu rd a y or sign a slip 
OB Mis.!* S ch m id ’s desk in the W om ­
a n ’? Gym.

LUCILE TRAYLOR.

B ig T im e Dance and V audeville, 

W om en’s Gym , Friday eve, 8 to 12.

T h ey ’ll ail be there for the B ig . 
T im e M ajestic Dance, F rid a y , W om­
en's G ym nasium .

F rid ay evening. 8 to I , B ig Tim e 
and V audeville. W omen s 

D ance 
G ym .

The b ig g e st tim e o f 

season. 
O ran ge Ja c k e t B ig T im e V audeville.

toe 

T h * b ig g e st tim e of 

season. 
O ran ge Ja c k e t B ig Tim e V aud eville, j

the 

m o r e I m p r e s s i v e ! 
rtfVbm. 

Sp ecial 

shipm ent* of 

Sleev eless

J S w eaters at $2.SS and $3.50. Y e
:

H i r a m 

J o h n s o n ,' L y ttle Shoppe, 2408 G uadalupe.

THE PLACE TO EAT

JUST NORTH OF Y. M. C. A

We welcome visitors and invite you to try 

our place and assure you the best to eat. 

Conveniently L ocated— Prices Reasonable

“ Ai F” 

“ BAKE”

Announcing

Ju st Opened

YE LYTTLE 
SHOPPE

2218 G uadalupe

Special week-end reduc 
tions on —

S IL K D R E S S E S 

LIN EN D R E S S E S 

S W E A T E R S 

U N D E R W E A R

— A lso line of Novelties 
and Hosiery,

YE LYTTLE 
SHOPPE
2218 and 2408 

G uadalupe

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

_

Society

J . E l i z a b e t h P a g e

pgfc-T, 

f

S O C I A L C A L E N D A R

F r i d a y , M a y 2 

I O r a n g e J a c k e t * , M a j e s t i c 
a n d 
D a n c e , W o m a n ’* G y m n a . i u m , 8 t o

I o 'clo ck .
I D e l t a C h i 

F r a t e r n i t y D a n c e , 

A u s t i n C o u n t r y C lu b , 

9 

to 

I 

' • ' d o c k .

S a t u r d a y , M a y 3 

i P h i D e l t a T h e t a 
t i n k l e L o d g e , 4 to IO o ’c lo c k . 

P i c n i c , P e r i - 

G e r m a n C lu b D a n c e , K C H a ll,

9 l o 1 2 o ’c lo c k .

AH U n i v e r s i t y D a n c e , W o m a n ’* 

G y m n a s i u m , 9 to 1 2 o c lo c k . 

a 

* 

* 
R ite D orm itory 

•

icottish
Intertains W ith Dance

O pen H ouse 
for L eaguers

FLYING SQUADRON AROUSES 

I N T E R E S T OF EX-STUDENTS

IN STATE STADIUM D R I V E " " * t i 

Open house w ill be held at 

the 
U niversity P ractice H ouse Friday 
afternoon from 3:30 to 5 o ’clock for 
visitors. 
the Interscholastic L eague 
Members of the Home E conom ics 
Club and 
the Omicron Nu 1‘rater-
n ity w ill be hosts for the occasion, come of the ex-student, stadium cain-,
paign to be conducted 
this month, 
according to H arry Cross, who re­
H enry T. Moore of G eorgetow n 
turned Thursday m orning 
from ini-
and A ssistan t A ttorney G eneral
 ! ^ i A A m m it-
 
ii* - • 
W eaver More o f H ouston are visit- Hating the organisation of com nut-
tees in the larger cities of east Texas,
ing at the D elta Kappa 
fly in g 
The other m em bers o r 
house 
squadron: Lutcher Stark, L. T hee Austin Girls Also V ictoriousj 
; s q u a u i u i i , 

U niversity ex-students have 

ex- 
in the out-

pressed a keen interest 

I N u 

the 
•** —

 - —— 

* a * a

E p s i l o n 

. . . 

# - 

— 

_ 

. 

. 

, 

; 

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...
games played by independent team s
 
l i n t I r u n RI 
I and rem arkable 
being
ll I ll I r I nu I I shown am ong the girls, according to
l U L L L I Ur.LL H iaw atha C rosslin, director of v ol­
from 
the
orgam ta-

ley ball. B esides team s 
W H IP PRAM" various dorm itories and 

interest 

is 

b filV iL tions °n tht campus’ there are ! e-

ing played gam es betw een the d if­
feren t classes in volley ball.

The 

line-up for the gam es 

last

, V ' V Vi 

‘
follow s:

Arthur M ueller, Mac Bacon, an(M B ellm ont, W illiam McGill, and E. J.

W allace Milburn have returned 
frorn a short business trip to San 
A ntonio. 

ste w a r t 

returned to Austin last Sun-
a^ter c0.0 peratin g with Cross in
; r a t in g enthusiasm am ong the for-

Roy Sansing of A thens is visiting mer students

at the A cacia house. 

L. P. Kirkpatrick is ill at P. & 
ispitai. 
H ospital. 
r » r l W ebb has 

returned 

While 
W hile 

in E ast T exas, the above 
in
men started the stadium m ovem ent, 
tw o-day 
and arranged plans for 
i drive to be held som etim e during m e Rite Dorm itory team d efeated 
I ,]rive to be held som etim e during the

lines marked the first 
m atches of the spring term t o u |h a- W orley, 

m ent last night when the Scottish I R utledge. 

the 
.May. B ellm ont p r e -. M p h . Phis and the team e n ,p o s e d 

volley 

l’ilU 

a 

from .utter part of 

Erwin W od.
l e t , f u n k . P’_ _ ----------

A nderson,
lin G ause, Strnad,

l* “ "‘ f* 

( rossl.n, Gause,

H um phries,

Ru turned,

Organized cheering from the s id e , Ant] t*r*<>n’ 1 * ° " w ild fred

in Games Against High­
lands

SE D : Leary, Cox, A lexander, 

M a tte so n , B en n ett, A walt.

Alpha Phi: Fisher, T aylor, V ir­
ginia Mantor. Ruth M antor, Mary

£»"™*

S C A R B R O U G H ’S M A N ' S S H O P

/I hearty welcome to numbers of 

the Intel scholastic 

League. Come down and get acquainted.

reception 

Culver, Ind.

B ill E lkins has recovered from in­
juries received in a w restling match 
last Saturday night.

Red Irvin of San A ntonio is vis­
itin g at the Sigm a Alpha Epsilon 
house.

Tile S co ttish Rite D orm itory cu ­
rtain ed ’I hursday night, May I, 
•rn 9 to I o’clock, with its spring 
rm dance. Palm s and fern s w e n 
aced about the 
room 
|»i!e the general color schem e of 
ink and green w as carried out 
in 
»e -decorations and 
refreshm ents. 
L p le trees in bloom were placed at 
terv a ls about the w alls, 
giving 
i«| e ff e c t of an E nglish apple or-{
lard, 
lighted by a crescent moon 
lining through* 
[int punch and straw berry ice w ere 
evening.
[uaic was furnished by S teve G aid­
ar’s O rchestra.
j The gu est 
W * Ackland, 
Iou-, Judy A doue, 
■ B rice Barnes, M aurice B arrett, J 
Jpg B ecker, Arnold B ledsoe, Boh 
and Elizabeth 
led soe, A. N. Buyd, Howard Brook- M cKnight o f T em ple are v isitin g at 
[ire. W allace 

school, and returned 
jn W m 0

B randreth, David J Mrs. M uckleroy’s.

has withdrawn
to her

Bob Thom as is visitin g in San An-

included . 
ton s ler, 

S terlin g C athledge 

M argaret C atterall 

the A cacia house.

D orothy D ailey 

is visiting at 

the w eek-end 

Doc A . k « , E 

throughout 

in D allas,

D avidson 

spending

garden.

1 tonio.

rustic 

the 

. ac 

list 

ed 

is 

I 

I 

stadium - 

the 

rented the history o f 
m ovem ent, McGill related the success
o f the cam pus cam jfaign, Stark dis­
cussed the phases o f the work, S te ­
wart spoke on athletics, and Cross 
the plans, 
outlined the d etails o f 
w h’le on the trip. C om m ittee chair 
men w ere chosen as follow s* B eau­
mont, IL M. H argrove; G alveston, 
Dr. A. O. S in g le to n ; Port Arthur, 
A. A. G unter; H ouston, no appoint 
ment yet.

greatly 

influenced 

Cross stated that the success of 
the cam pus drive and 
the Austin 
and 
cam paign 
pleased the exes in these tow ns, and 
aroused their stadium in terest to a | 
high 
be 
pitch. C om m ittees will 
formed in N ew York and other big 
cities o f the United S tates, and e f - , 
forts will be made to reach every ex j 
whose name the execu tiv e com m ittee 
ex-student 
has in order to put 
drive over the top.

the 

T o m e y y C . V u r nC h .r l « C l a y , Mr*. Hill Cocke o f M ission. T ex- 
■Lr ch am p ion , R aw lins Clark, «». « v isitin g her m other, Mrs 
iorsru Clary, R oy Cooper, Dick
oilier, Leon Collins, Ted 

C orcan -1 Cora Mae Y oung o f G alveston 

is

Bertram Cox. 

I visiting Mary H ope Robinson.

D enny D allas, L). R. D anforth, J. 
t w i n , Charles D avie, Ben D avis, 

luis D unbar Bert Dyke. 
S ta n le y Eddns, 
lase Edwards, Jack E stes. 
C. D. F airchild, Don F inney, Bob L CJA fo f the w eek_end>

E d w a r d s,!'^ her father.

Ivan 

J D orothy E thel Seam on has gone

Rena F reem an o f M ercedes was 
illness

I called hom e because of the 

K enneth Forem an, Roy tr u th .
W. G aines, Dick G uelich, Bib | 

A line and D aisy Brigdon have
I gone to Bryan to spend the w eea-

Maud K incheloe o f W aco is v isit­
ing Mary K incheloe at Mrs. P ierce’s.

Sarah H ardie 

Herber, Harold 

koth, J. F. Kutzer. 
S terlin g H allow ay, Larry H all. | end. 
e r g e H arker, Charles H arrell,
(in H arris*, W aldon H aynes, Bru- 
H ess, W . C.
lek son, Gene H oughton, S t u r g is 
urley, J. W . Irving, C ecil J e ffr y s, J the w eek-end in H ouston.
Ink Johnson, Hugh J ew ett, Johr*
e Jordon.
inder, Herm an Klapproth,
Btzer.
F orrest L attner,
B ryan L acey, 
In Lane, L angford, Thos. Law­
ai, Reid Lehman, Gorden L ew is,
Ie Lewis, 
ack L ife, Bob L yles,
I, H. N. Lynn, W alter Mc Anally, 
yd M cCrosky, G eorge M cDonald,

San A ntonio.

A ntonio.

J. F.

Mrs. M arshall of C alifornia 

is 
visitin g her daughter, A nna, at the 
Scottish R ite D orm itory.

B elva Doss sp en t T hursday 

in

M arian Gray is v isitin g 

in 

San

is goin g to spend

RECOGNIZED HERE

Pan-Hellenic Recognizes N ew ­
ly Organized Local 
Sorority

R ecognition of Alpha Chi Alpha 
installation o f o ffic e r s for the 
and 
ensuing year con stitu ted 
the busi­
ness for P an-H ellenic at ts m eet­
ing yesterday afternoon.
Alpha Chi Alpha was 

organized 
about March 6 and is now p etition ­
ing a national social fratern ity for 
affilia tio n . As a general rule, m ost 
groups have kept secret the fact of 
their form ation as a sorority until 
recognition, 
they received national 
and the new' group 
taking a 
positive step in the direction o f fu ­
ture frankness by openly acknow l­
edging their ex isten ce. T hey spon­
sor is E lf led* L ittlejohn and N elle 
Sparks 
president with Etelka 
Schm idt as secretary. The m em ­
includes Llerena Friend. 
bership 
Wilma K ilpatrick, Alice Edwards, 
Mabel M ansell, Carrie Phifer, 
and 
K athfyne Sullivan.

are 

is 

Mildred Canon of Kappa D elta as 
president, F lorence Smith of Gam­
ma Phi B eta as vice-president, and 
H arriet Sprague of Pi Beta Phi as 
secretary w ere the new o ffic e r s in­
president, 
V irginia W ilson 
Phi. 
These o ffic e r s will serve during the 
term of 1924-25.

of Alpha 

.retirin g 

- and straps.

tanned 

A lligator skins 

t h e .. 
shoes! 
are made are included in the dis-' 
play, togeth er w ith Japanese

in 

. 

. I brellas and 

laterns, which 
 Q riental lou<>h to thig 

lend a 
attrac­

tive exhibition o f sm art shoe styles. 
The “ M ah-Jongg” slippers, which

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

Superb D e c o c t io n , will 

fo e to r ,
O RA NG E JAC K ET MAJESTIC

R. B. S tichter has returned 

to 
a fte r a week-end 

the B eta house 
v isit to D allas.

Barron M cCullough 

Fort 
W orth w ill be a gu est at the Chi 
Phi house this w eek-end.

o f 

Oliphant W atson 

is visiting at 

the D. K. E . house.

Rick Bass spent W ednesday 

in

Sui I G eorgetow n, 

M eJim sey.
O. M adden, Bill Marr, Albert 
[m in , Roy M artin, Paul M atthews 
nk M errell, Paul M illigan, Gor-
Mimms, Sm ith M itchell, Roy 
gan, Bob M urphree, Lloyd Mor- 
i, Pat N e ff, P. O glesby, Horace 
n% R ufus Owen.
£0 P eace, P ew ter P endleton,
J P ickett.
,oy Reed, Fred 
tders, 
rbrough, H. Schuenem ann, Dick 
rry, 
ith, ‘ Jack 
Sm ith, 

.Smith, W are 
Springer, 
Bob 
ague, W Stubbs, C harles 
a, Tom Sum ners.

Sandburg, 
Scarbrough, Leu

Sim m ons, 

Tom m ie 

John 

Sam H ocker, Spencer B laine and 

returned 

f r o m | stalled by the 

Ed Tom Young have 

Sm ith San A ntonio.

Car1 
Sum- 0 m e g a house

NeU gm ith j8 a guegt at the Chi

T aylor, Tom T errell, 

Irvin 

lei Inn, Jack T herio, Rossar Thom- J ing at 

H. Thrash, H erbert T urner 
I ford T urner, Claude V o y les, H
ligate, C harles Vi ard, Col vin I

fard, Bill W hite, Murphy W illiam s
ies W illie, Oscar W olfe, D. Wol-
ly, W ebster W renn, Lee W ysang.
^Thomas Y arrell, A lton York.
[Arthur Z uehl.

* * * *

W I N D O W D I S P L A Y .

is visit

Dan B enton o f H ouston 
the B eta house.

The W hite Shoe H ouse, 109 W est 
Sixth, h a / a novel display featu rin g 
Phi Gamma D elta announces the the O riental style trend now dom i­
nant 
Show ing the
new “ M ing-T oy” sandals made of
ten
d iffe r e n t shades, and A iredale, with

Porter B yw aters has returned from A i, . ^ 0f and mk leathers 

in shoe sty les. 

in 

. 

% visit to D allas. 

. I fledging of Jack Archer of Austin 

is visitin g I Chinese sym bols cut around the top

Edward Lee of Cisco 
it the Sigm a Chi house. 

T heta Xi announces the p le d g in g . bright colors, of which the 

ht, May 2, from 8 to I o’c lo c k ., 
the D riskill H otel. A 

I Brc 
cabaret D a n e ., W om en’. Gym. F rnU y, 8 to I. ^ 

TK. . . . w J w ill b . t here—
. a . . . . w a w ... o« 

m red b 

>Spanish heel cm 
low on
wjth 0„ ,y one hi|jh atrap.

*impliCity'

annual Benefit 
[lay Pete

of D. C. Story of Sum m erfield. 

------------- - 

in terestin g 

One o f the m ost 
ie week-end social a ffa ir s will be j a | O r a n g e J a c k e t M a je * t i« D a n c e .
se Annual B en efit May F ete o f the j 
Friday 
ria’ F riendly S ociety on 

___________

Four M ighty and In .p .r.n g Act* ^

of

^ 

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

Ggram under the direction of Mrs. J 
so— Me i e - 
orace Barnhart w ill be given be- 
reen the hours o f 8 and 9 :.i0, an n , C o u p e , .n 
- 
atu res c f the ev e n in g ’s entertain- j tic D ance, W om en • Lyra. 
len t consist of num bers by Steve Friday evening, 
gardener’s O rchestra, 
“ Tex- 
the 
tte ’s,” the U niversity “T rio,” Mrs.
[erna W oods, and Ephraim 
Jones 
Irche tra. The main featu re o f the 
yening will be the dance for which 
lek A ndrew s’ Black Cat Serenad­
er will play.

, . 

• * • ♦

Frank E ldridge will 

th#
L ek-end in M onterey, M exico, and 
till take with him his one .course;
[rvd his g o lfin g o u tfit.

spend 

B etty Murrah and G ertrude Mil- 
‘o f San Antonio are v isitin g at 

r«. M uckieroy’s.

.....— —

Quality That Retains 
Its Beauty

H o le p r o o f
H o s i e r y

$ 3 .0 0 

the pair.

L A D IE S:

$2.00 

the pair

You w ho have w orn H O L E P R O O F need no adver­

,

s

o

H

i e

r y

tised argument. T o those w ho have not tried H O I Ta­
proot we wish to say that if you will try .hts m e of
 you will be m ore 
.ts
It s the one H igh 
SE R V IC E -G IV IN G Q U A L IT IE S. 
Class H osiery Line w here Style and Longwear are 
com bined. Large stock of staples rn colors and black
and white.— $1.65 to $3.00 in Silks. Beautiful Lisle 
$1.00, and the C otton 65c.

th an p ie c e d w .th 

9 0 2 C on gress

Dollar Day Specials

FR ID A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y

FINE SILK HOSIERY
Y ou G et a P air $ 3 .6 5
For $ 1 .0 0

F ull F a sh io n ed 
ALL SILK EX T R A Q U A L IT Y 
B lack and C olors

 These are self-blocked and contrasting clocks.

H ose o f In d iv id u a lity 
“ A s Y ou L ike It” $ 3 .6 5

96 PAIRS— You buy one pair a t reg u lar price—-you 
get the second pair f o r .................................................. *

PHILIPPINE GOWNS 
$ 1 .6 9
These beautiful hand em broidered PhHippine Gowns 
are most attractiv e. 5 style*. Will not split. Regula, 
- - Jl.o P *
$2.15— SPECIAL, 3 Days, EACH ............ 

 

 

M uslin G ow n s -T ed d ies

These staple quality Muslin Gowns and Teddies. W bite, 
flesh; lace, plain and em broidery trim. bine £em*ral 
.....f l.W
use undie— Buy several of them . Two f o r 

Crepe G ow n s

Fine quality C rep e; plain and fig u red ; well ta ilo re d ; 
d ifferen t styles. W hite, flesh, lavender, blue, maise. 
G et several of these. Each ...... 

-.....

 

Tropical Worsted 
Suits for Summer

T h e Ideally L ight Suit at an 
Ideally L ight Price

.75

$2

3

T h ev ’re all wool, 1ml in a w eave that i s 'Wonderfully 
light. T h ey arc two-piece, superbly tailored. They 
are conservative, in tw o a n d th r e e -iiid tc iiis ty b h ln g ra y ^ 
plain or striped. 
I n blue, plain or striped. And in tans 
and browns.

T ropical W orsted— G aberdine and 
W hipcord Suits at $ 1 5 .0 0
We have a sizable collection of these sum m er suits in m en’s and 
young m en’s sty les, favorin g particularly the light grays and tans.
Mohair Suits $ 1 2 .0 0 to $ 2 5 .0 0
Black with ain stripes. B lue with self or contrasting stripes. 
T ,r « y , in an 5 n V ‘» variety of m ater.,». Twn-hutton cunacrvat.ve * 
styles, w ith patch pockets. 

I rousers w ith b elt straps and c u ff leg .

Scarbrough's

VISITORS AND STUDENTS

P la te Lunch

W e S pecialize on S h o rt O rd e rs

MEET AND EAT
A t

Nooo’s

" W h e r e Q u a lity Is P a r a m o u n t” 

P h o n e 9 2 2 8 

2 3 0 6 G u a d a lu p e

N O T I C E

F o r quick service and good, home cooked eats come to
CHARLIE’S CONFECTIONERY 

a n d l u n c h r o o m

2 3rd and G u a d a lu p e

ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY TEXAN

-T h e L ittle D ep a rtm en t S tore W ith a B ig P urpose

T R Y O U R

 Here Are the Interscholastic League Entrants Who Are Now in Austin

. 

 

C O N T E S T A N T S IN DECLAM ATION 

 

 

 

m » t i a v m i r . u cli 'HO OL DI VI-
(H IG H SCHOOL D IV I­

 

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

F o rest Avenue H igh, D allas: M ary Jea n Owen 

S IO N ) S E N IO R G IR LS

C larendon: Thelm a P arso n s 

Lubbock: M arth a Adkissun 

Q u an ah : Naomi Lovell 

W ichita F alls: Ja n e tte Scott 

M cK inney: Dorothy Mouzon 

C larksville: Dorothy H ayes 

A bilene: E m press Young 

Cooper:. C u rrie I^ee Coleman 

C a rth a g e : Elva \ . VV ooten 

E a s tla n d : Mamie Tom M atthew s 

S an Angelo: Sail ie H um long 

DeLeon: Evelyn Bailey 
C lifto n : L eta Thom as 

T em ple: V irg in ia Mitchell 

H e arn e: Lois M cCarver 

T y le r: M ildred Stanley 

Nacogdoches: D ora G ran t 

El P aso: F an n ie P itzer 

A lpine: Scotty Kelly 

G eorgetow n: Call ie E anes 
N av aso ta: Helen Greenwood 

H u n tsv ille: M ary Helen Gibbs 
P o rt A rth u r: M arjorie Nicks 
R unge: Lillian M eyers 
N ixon: Coronal Kercheville 
Y orktow n: L illian Leissner 
H a rrisb u rg : V irg in ia B arnell 

S inton: Naomi E d g ar
D onna: Geneva Anderson 

D istrict No. 

I. 

D istrict No. 2. 

D istrict No. 3. 

D istrict No. 4. 

D istrict No, 5. 

D istrict No. 6. 

D istrict No. 7. 

D istrict No. 8. 

D istrict No. 9. 

D istrict No. IO. 

D istrict No. l l . 

D istrict No. 12. 

D istrict No. 13. 
D istrict No. 14. 

D istrict No. 15. 

D istrict No* 17. 

D istrict No. 18. 

D istrict No. 19. 

D istrict No. 20. 

D istrict No. 21. 

D istrict No. 22. 
D istrict No. 23. 
D istrict No. 24. 
D istrict No. 25. 
D istrict No. 26. 
D istrict No. 27. 
D istrict No. 28. 
D istrict No. 29. 
D istrict No. 30. 
D istrict No. 31 
D istrict No. 32

S ab in al: E u genia C unningham 

B rackenridge H igh, San Antonio: M avis Scott 

J V A.
* v ;* RI

-J

a l#

V ft

V

Vt
J

____

“Interscholastic Visitors, we extend you a he arty wel­
come— I f we can serve you when down-town,
Call on us.

— A t M u eller’s S h oe Store

White
Footwear

— W h ite Slippers, w hich h av e alw ay s been th e s u m ­
m e r favorite of fastidious w o m e n , h a v e a special 
fash io n im p o rta n c e thi s y ear because of th e v ogue 
for w h ite co stu m es.
— G liste n in g Kid a n d cool fabrics in latticed insteps, 
cu t-o u t p a tte rn s, sandals a n d p re tty o x fo rd designs.
— Kid, $9 .5 0, $12, $14 .50 
— F abris, $3.50, $8.50, $9 .5 0 
— O x fo rd s at $ 8 .5 0 a n d u p

— B eau tifu l S u m m e r H o sie ry in C h iffo n a n d S heer 
W e ig h ts — all colors.

CARL H. MUELLER
Hoax a f Good Shoes-ttos/ay

• O S C O NI O f ? E S S A V E

-------------------------

ii.11 ll.

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&

San Marco*

643. M orton
644.

E vans

Sealy

645.

P reibisch

Sharp < Buckholts)
CSL R e n n e rt

Sherman .

Phillips.

662. Welch
653.
654. M yres
655. H um e
G56. K elishar

657. Kem pe

658.

Thom as

Shiner

Shiro

Sinton

659. Boyle
660. Hodges
.Sharp
661.
662. K unitz
E aston
663.
664, H am ilt rn

Sinton (Sod Ville)
H arbin
Jen k in s

665.
666. 

Slaton

667.

L u n a

THE BUZZARD 
ROOST

By “ M. SQ U A R E .”

lo 

This is th e tim e of y ea r w hen one 
a n o th e r: “ W here’re 
stu d e calls 
you a delegate fro m ? ” and th e one 
questioned rep lied : 
the 
F unny how a few m onths on 
person 
fo rty acres can change 
from a shy v e rd a n t fresh m an to a 
boisterous and b latan being.

“ Mud Gulch.

a 

“ C onductor 

P raised ,” 

headline in o u r own 
college daily. No, L u th e r, n o t 
colum n conductor.

a 
read s 
incom parable 
a 

An ad in a college m agazine of 

re c e n t date h as th e h eading:
T H E C O LLEG E KISS 
How does it d iffe r ?

A nsw er: No d iffe ren c e. 

I t ’s ju s t 

D istrict No. 16. 

th e sam e, only m ore so.

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t 

TRACK C O N T E ST A N T S, 1924

Abilene

A lb a n y

Alice

Alpine

7.
8. 
9.
IU.
Amu Hilo

Bryan
Steven*
G dbreth
RathmeU

Stnv all 

Vinson

L ease
Allen
Sm ith
C hurch

n . M cQueen
12. T adloek
13. B e n n e tt
L aw ler
14.
15. H errin g to n
16. M iller
17. T hree t

A nton

S anders
18.
19. Griffith
20. Key

Archer City

21. W alker

Athens

Charlotte
105.

Clarksville

Renean

125.
126.
127.
128. 
120.

P e tty
Owen
B arn ett
Grant
Goodman

Claude

KIO.
131.
132.
133.
134.
135.
136.
Cleburne
137.
138.
130.
140.
141.
142.
143.
144.
145.
146.
147. 

Corbin
G arrett
W alker
C arroll
Bagwell
Guydell
W oodburn

J.

w .

Meals
D rap er,
Lee
D rap er, 
S to u t 
Daniels 
B um s 
H ead 
H orton 
Ingle 
W illiams 

Austin

22. Douglas, C.
23. Douglas, C.
24. Boone
25.
26. W ager

Lockridge

27. B attle
28. Crook
Le herm an
29.
30. Di Swarth
Pos*
31.
Smith
32.
33. W olfe
Spiller
34.
35, Dabbs
36. Myers
37. M ilburn
38. H argis
E anes
39.
40. Kuhlrnan
Ju n g
41.
4 2. Nasa bkt*

College

Station

( A A M . Consolidate

148. Collision 
149.
150. 
IS L
152.
153.
154.

Ktnc&nnon 
la w le ss 
Hall
W illiam s 
B arron 
McCullough

Comanche

155.
156.
157.
158.
159.
le o .
Copperas
161.
162.
163.
164.
165.
166.
167.

W oodward 
Sullivan 
Mackay 
Johnson 
Dingwall 
W ilkerson 
Cove 

De W ald, I. 
DcW ald, W 
Jo n es
Dc? W ald, G. 
De W ald, T . 
Millsap 
F ritz

Emory

Farwell

250. H erniae
251. V incent

254. H aw kins
255,
256.
257. W olf man
288.

Ford
I^ v e ia c e , E .

I,0 Vi?lace, L

Follett

Forney

260. H ennigh
261. T a te r
262. Hicks

263. Hawks
26 4. H arvey
265. Criswell
T une
266.
267. Deitz

Franklin
Talm age
268,
269. H ughes
270. M arline

Fredericksburg

271. Houy
272. H eirm ann
Fort Worth (Centra
Ba.4 Hinger 
W illiams
B a rte r
1,0 rd
Johnson
Ritchey

273.
274.
275.
276.
277.
278.
279. W ard
E vans
280.
Gatesville
2*1.
Georgetown

B urns

282. W atkins
28.3. W’ oods

Gordon

Speer
284.
285. B arton

Graford

2 HJV Stowe

Greenville

287. B u rn ett
288. O’Neal
289. W ard
290.
291.
G r e e n v i l l e
292.
293.

G uthrie
B radley
(Center
N orm an,
N orm an,
Cobalt
Baker

Hearne

Marfa

Henderson

Merlin

Corsicana 
( State
168.
169.
170.
171.
172. 
Crockett
173.
174.
i t s .
176.

Crosby

295.
Home H. S .) 
G reen, Carl H arlingen
Cannon 
296.
G reen, Con** H arlingen
B lackshear 
F ranks

S tarlin g
Linder
Bynum
Smith

C a n y
( Stuart
P itts
Call
W e d
B u rn ett
( Wilson
Murphy
King

Placi

High)

> 

297
298.
299.
300.
Marlin gen

361
302.

H

303. H outchens
304. M cN am ara
305.
306.
307. Austin
308, McClendon
309. Wilson

("lynch, Bill
( lynch, V irgil

SIO. Rohde
311. W im berly
3 I 2 . Rohde
313. W allace
Biggers ta Af
314.
Beek ham
315,
916. Guenzel

Bridges
317.
Sm ith
318.
310 . Rives
320. A rnold, B. B.
321. Ross
322. W afd
323. A rnold, F.
324. Watson
325. Mi Ne*-a*
326. W herry

-

:)$7. Brown

S ir rn iris a

329. H u t/te r
330. Windrow
331. N eum an
332. Mel rim an
333. R hote

(Central High)

I 'enrietta

Millsboro
328.

Hondo

( Heights Senior 

I.a w ren ce
Saw yer

Houston
B lakely
334.
335. B runson
336. Gelts
337.
338.
339.
340.
Mac Houston
341.
342.
Houston
348.
Houston
344.

Dee 

M armion 
Hines 

(South End 
Key w orth

Rob e risen 

(N orth Side 

H umble

345. M arsalis
346. P an g b u rn
347. Moore

Huntington

Huntsville

.3 48. McMullen 

3 49.
350.
381.
352.
353.

McAdams
B vm e
M ayfield
Bowden
T higpen

354.
355.

Hill
Reeves

Iago

Iowa Pari
366.
357.
358. 

Itasca

859.
360.
361.
362.
363.

Ivanhoe

364.
Jacksonville

Van H orn
D avis
Smith

Ownby
R eady
Davis
S tn rm an t
Calloway

S pearm an

178.
179.

Clark
Senti

Crosbyton
I KO.

Crowell

Smith

. 

IKL Um g
182. King

Cumby

1*3.

Loaf man

Dallas (Bryan St High, 
1*4. Deck#rd
T eague
185.
186. M aguire
187.
188.

(lo w e r
Bald oc k

Dallas (Oialc Cliff High
189. McLean
190. Mayes
IIM.
192. Reynolds
193. Robinson

P o tts

Damon

Dayton

194. Low ry

DeLeon

Denison

Deport

Sm ith
195.
196. Braw n
197. Cooper
198.
199. Harbor
200. H atch

I.« w ranee

101. Myers
202. Boswell
203. H oldrldge

204. H ouser
Egg!‘‘Mon
205.
206. McMillan

Read

207.
208. Larimore

209.

o i l

P ark 
F arm er, 
F arm er. 
Narw cod

217. 

O’B ets

D ic k * ,.
213.
9 14.
215.’
216. 

Dilley

Dublin

218.
219.
220. 
221.
E astland 
222.
223. 

Eden

Koonsm an
Valley
Jackson
Gipson

Milner 
D urham , 
D urham , 
B ra nnurn

M itchell
Cox

224.
225.
226.
227.
228. 

H askins 
Pearson 
D ay 
Arm or 
Nail 

Eden (Live

229. 
Edge wood
230. .
231.
232.
Edinburg
235.
234. 

Edna

Oak High)
Davis

Ivy, Gay 
Hooks 
Ivy, I.oy

K ennedy
S te rlin g

235. 
4236.
237.
238.
239. 

Rowell
McDowell
B eard
Traylor
Power

Austwell

Balmorhea

43. C rew s
44. Teel

45.
46. 

Backus
K oontz

Bartlett

47.
48.
49.
Bellville

50. 
BL
Bertram
52.
53.
54. 

Wilson
C lark
Moore

H ilburn
Kroulik

T aylor
Newton
C ochran

Big Spring

s s .

Johnson

Bogata

56.
57.
58.
Bomarton
59.
60. 

Bonham

Sw int
Underwood
Bryson

C ham bers
M cKenzie

61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69. 

M cB rayer
Bigger staff
Elk n§ 
H aggard 
F o rd 
Aldrich
S crivner
Stevens
Hughes

70.

W arner

Booker

Bowie

71.
Brandon
72.
Brackenridge

Brown

Lavender

73. S tew art 

Brookston
7 4 .
75.
76.

Brownwood

Easterw ood
Ray
Blackstock

77. Grady
78. K erley

Brownfield (Johnson
79. Bowman
80. Hay

Buckholts
81.

Bude

H orstm ann

D etroit

82.
83.
84.
85.
86.

Shelton, Roy 
Shelton, P alp
I ? * 1" 
w ard 
A rm bruster 

Burkburnett

87. Vaughn 

C a ld w e ll

88. J H arris
89. F itzgerald
90. He nab-e 
Creek
91.
92.

A lexander 
Bradshaw

Calf

C alvert

Meiers
Elliott
M iddleton

93.
94.
95.
Cameron
(C. H. Yoe High School
96. Young 
97,
9*.
Came mn
99.
IOO.
W U

{ Yarr«Uton> 
Aikman 
B ridgew ater 
Jam es

Thompson, El 
Thompson, E

Canyon

102. 
im.
Casa Blanca

T u rn er
Banders

104, Howell

Celina (A lia High)

C h illic o th e

106.
107.
108. 
109.
n o .

111.
112.
113.
114.
H S .

Brow rice
Coward
Pranks
Wilson
H arrell

Itaron 
Nay hurst 
Crouch 
N eil heck cr 
S tew art

Clarendon
120.
121.
122. 
r n .
124.

Cisco

Brown 
M orris 
Ga tim 
R ussell 
Nay lot

116.
117. 
H S , 
119.

Alsahrook 
W elter feldt 
FU*-pi-te rd
Sm ith

Point

s

Lorena 

Lubbock

Zim m erm an

Star

Kirkland

382. B e n n e tt 

Knox City

383.

M artin

Kosse

384.
Ladonia

Y oung

385 

M orrow

La Grange

386.
387.
388.
389.
390.

Rice
R osenberg 
DI ars 
Osthoff 
M ensing

Lake View

391. 

Haynes 

Laredo

392.

T re vino

Livingston

Bailey 
ii rock 
Mod esse tie
fa ste r

393.
394.
395.
396.
397. M anning

Lockhart

598. Duke
399. Gab an iss
400. Gambrel!
401. C lark

402. Com pton

Lolita

Lone Oak

Ricketts
Rabb
Stevens

403. Cody
Litchfield
404.
405. A lexander
406.
407.
408.
Longview
409.
410. Gunn
411. Adcon
R em bert
412.
413. W hatley

Law rence

Lorena

R ucker
T aylor, Oae*

414.
415.
4 16. K ilgore
417. H atch
418. Wills
419. G raves
Phelps
420.
T aylor, J .
421.

(Rosenthal?
422. H enderson
423. R id d in g

424. C hristian
n an k in s
425.
Jackson
426.
Bowen
427.
428. C astleb erry

Lufkin

B rookshire

429.
430. H opper
431. M inton
432. W illiam s
Lufkin (Redland High)

433. B erry , G,
434. M odisette
435. B erry, C. N. 

Luling

436.
437.
438.
439.
440.
4 41.

442.
443.
444.
445.
446.
447.

Jackson
Wood
Baker
C a rte r
W hite
McDonald

G a ir oat
Settle
H urley
Knight
H arp
L ig h tfo o t

148.
449.
450.
4 5 1.
452. 

R ussell
Lenoir
Pyland
H andeoek
B artlett
----------

Mason ( P e t e r ’s Prairie)

453. 

B arkey

McLean

454.
455.
4 56.
457. 
M rg arg el
458.
459.
460. 
IS L
M ercedes
462. 

Mexia

Ginn
W ilson
Dwyer,
D wyer,

W’alsh
C ernosek
P ierce
Cross

J a r r a tt

463. W right
464. K endrick
465.
466. Mills
467. Auld*
468,

Sim m ends

T hom pson

469. Hill
470. W illiam s
B uchanan
471.

Midland

R eichert

472. Roach
473.
474. C u rry
Schov jaria
475.
476. R casonover
477. Colem an
478. T alb o tt

Millersview

F arn sw o rth
Robinson

479.
480.
Mineral Wells
Bouldin
481.
J e te r
482.
483. Ham ii
484. C o u rter

M ontague

485. D earm ore
486.

Jo h n so n

Moran

487. W illis

Mound Creek

488. Adams

N a c o g d o c h e s
489.
490.
491.
492.
493.
Navasota
494.
495.
496.
New Boston

Burk
BU un gal tty
B rew er
M organ
Allen

Downs 
Buffington
Shine

Miles

Jr.

Jr.

Palestine (Sw anson
514. 
.Starkey
515. K ohler
516. C ollier

Parks

517.
518.
519.
520.
521.

C orley
C oeburn
Vail
S tine
Dwiggin

Perry

522.
Perryton
523.

Petersburg

S chreiber

B eever

524. G a rre tt
525. B lack -to<k 

Pilot Point

526. P rice
Beck 
527.
B ry an t 
528.
I p s a lte r 
529.
B urk
530.
Plainview

Point

531, Hone
I*ong
532.
533. Magiil, L.
534. Hamm ond
535, N ance
536, M agiil, N.
537, Cliff brd

538. H orton
Bel lab
539.
540. H ughes
541.
542. McMillan

S co tt

543. Nelson
544,
545. K atie rbee
546.

(Despard

T u rn e r

547. M cC rary

P ort A rth u r

Pot!

P oteet

548. M angum
^P o to si (P otosi Independ

P ro ffitt

549.
550.

Bowles
P utm an

5 5 1. Thom as
Johnson
552.
T erry
553.
554. G a rter
555.

Quanah

556.
557.

T urnbough
F airless

Ralls

558.
559.
560. 
.561,
562.
563.
564.
Richland
565.
566.
567. 

K eith
Gee
P o rte r
Powell
Brown
Moses
T rav is
Springs
Mays
Miller
Adams

Snyder

668. 
Sour Lake

669.
670.
671.
672.
Spicewood
673.
674.
675.
676.
677.
Spring Lake
678.

B eecher

Pounds 
A nastasas 
W illiam son' 
S herrod

M
C.

M iddleton, 
M iddleton, 
F aubion, F 
F aubion, B 
Singleton

Spur

679.
680.
Stamford
681.
682.
683.
684.
685.
686.

Lin Ville

Ed mons 
Davis

L o w e m
M cE lreath
B ruce
Thom pson
Hinson
Irv in

687. W ebb

Sterling Cit
688.
6*9.

Strawn

W illiam s
R eveil

690. 
v 691.
692.
693.
694.
695

W h itak er
Jen n in g s 
T ru e 
A ndrew s 
W ith er spoon 
W augh 

Sulphur Springs

696. Glossup

Sw eetwater

697.

T o ler

T aft

698.

Rio

Lhiaum 

Rio F rio
568.
Hondo
 
569. C af fall,
ll ou g h t a1 in f Tem ple 
570.
B ulbs 
571.
H enderson
5 72 .
573. C a tfa ll, Ray

r __w Altot 

Taylor

699.

■1 OO.
701.
702.
703.

Rising Star

Terrell

Glasson

Bell

F u rl
Grim es
B en n ett
Hudson

Thom pson
574.
W ilkin*
575.
.Jackson
576.
577. Gibson
578.
579. H enry

F alls

S tu d or

Robstown
580.
581. Clark
582.
583.

B rown
Smith

Roby

Bishop

584. M cClure
585.
586, Goldsm ith
687. K rai
588.
Rochelle

T.ovett

589. C ottle, S.
590. C larv, I).
591, C ottle, Red
592. C lary, O.
593. C ates

Rochester

Rockdale

594. Brown

B lackburn
King
H arris*
McCoy
Je n n e ts
Landis
H enry

595, Green
596.
597.
598.
599.
600. 
601. 
602.
Roosevelt
603. 
Rosenberg

P a rk e r

604.
605. 

G:eso
M oers

R o t a n

606.
607.
608.
609.

M iller
Robinson
Holder
R ector

R am sey

Sabinal

610.
Sabine Pass

C li. Adamson 
612. 

Johnson 

San A ngelo

Sa

Brown 
Hunter 
B arnes 
Hail 
Belling 
Keyes 
Cook 

613.
n u .
615,
616.
617.
618. 
619.
Antonio (Brack
620. P ark e r
621. V an Bain
622. U rb an
623. M assey
A ntonio (M ein
624. C ardov*
625. Crow ell
626. K err
627. M arsh
628. H olierm an 
San Antonio (M orrill)

S a n

,

629. W atk in s
630. T erry 
Benito
631. G eorge 
632. Adamson
Hom m eil
633.
V ineyard
634.
Shafer 
'
635.
W idth
636.
Seaief
637.
D arby
638. 
S a b a
639.
640.
641.
642. 

L ocklear
Reavis
L ed b e tte r,
L ed b e tte r,

646.
647.
648.
649.
650.

Lin ne
F isch er
WHImann
Hoffm ann
W oods

San

Seguin

704.
705. 

D ibbler
B ritta in

Texas City

706.
707.
708.
709.

Cox
N unez
McGinnis
Lege

710. 

Nevill

Trenton

Tulia

Turkey

711.

712.

F o rd

G arn er

T yler (D ix ie School

713. Royell
714. C a rte r

Uvalde

715, R aw lins
716. W allace
717. B a rn e tte

Valera

Cole

718.
V alley M U*
Compton
719.
Jones
720.
Cooper
721.
722. H inton
723. M cM urray
724. Hix

Vernon

725. W alker
726. W ith ers
727. Bowers
728. Reed, V.
C hapm an
729.
la n g le y
730.
731. B ackus
732. Goetze
Bailey
733.
734. Robinson
735. R eed, B.

736. C h ristian

737. Crow
738. Wood
739.
740.

Rovillo
T aylor

Voss

Waco

Wallis

Weimar

742. C am pbell
743.

Jan a k

Weir

744. R eeves

W est Columbia

745. Clayton
746. M iller

Whitewright

747. S tu tev ib c
748. B en n ett 

749. B aldw in
750. B eaty
751. Sm ith
C o tte r
752.
M iller
753.
Mart!?!
754.
B a rre tt
755.
Steed
756.

Winnsboro

Ave. Wichita Falls

W inters

Yoakum

D.
W

757.
758.
659.
760.

761.
762.
763.
764.

765.
766.
67.
i 1
768.
769.
770.
771.
772.
773.

H ow ard
W hite
Stokes
W estbrook

Fields 
Neely, G, 
Neely, A. 
K night

B ourke
Jarv is
Hill
L ittlefield
Mason
S chaefer
O verbay
R obbins
Timm

365. W h itak er
366.
867.
368.

J a r r a t t 
McGowan 
G uinn

369.
370.
371.
372.
373.

374.
375.

C hilders
G a rb ett
G raham
B row n
C hoate

Johnson
P rice

Jasper

T hom as, L, 
More 
Hammon 
Thomas, G.

Glover 
Red mon

Joppa

Ham mon dx
Cohrin
Miller
W orthington

Adams
Rddtfis

T erry

Jourdanton

376. P e e l 

Kerrville (K lein Branch)

377. D u d e rs ta d t 
Nichols
378.
Kingsville
379. 
3 HO, 
381.

Adams
A hrens
Mtvklin

Electra

240.
241.
242.
243. 
Elias Ville
244.
245. 

El

Paso
246.
247.
248.
249. 
Estelline
252.
253.
F.oydada
259.

San

497, Boswell, Joe 
b o rley 
498.
Cross 
499.
M eadors 
500.
Boswell,
501. 

W

N o v i c e

502.
503.
504.
505.

C.

Akin, 
Davis 
Stovall 
Akin, N.

O verton

506.
507. 
P a le stin e
508.
509.
510.
S I L
512,

P ow ers
G o fo rth

B rizendine
L vhenberg
S adler
Seym our
M artin

513.

Boggs

a n ­
U ncle Billy bids fa ir to win 
o th er co n ference cham pionship 
in 
spite of certain m em bers of the fa c ­
u lty who in sist on sittin g on 
to e 
p lay ers’ bench while gam es a re in 
progress.

If every w om an’s face is her fo r­
a r­

tu n e, m any co-eds should 
rested for c o u n te rfe itin g .

be 

W onder if Mr. O. O. M cIntyre 

would recognize th e “ Hill T o p p er’s 
atte m p t a t 
if a copy of 
im itation 
The T exan were sen t to him? Mc 
do u b t it.

Speakers* Club will hold 

its a n ­
nual b an q u et Sunday 
and
each m em ber is supposed to b ring a 
presid en t. 
d ate, according to 
E v idently it will be 
one-course 
a ffa ir.

th e 
rn 

night, 

This w arm w e ath er 

encourages 
If you d o n t be­
outside reading. 
lieve it pass by th e Lib 
a f te r ­
any 
noon and note th e balcony in h ab i­
ta n ts.

A d v e rtise m e n t: 

L ate
D ates. Call 3401 b efo re l l p. m.

Choice 

“ Ming 

Toy 

A ludels— $ * .50,

read s ad in y esterd ay ’s T exan. R a­
th e r expensive p lay th in g s, w h at?

R E W A R D : F o r in fo rm atio n lead­
ing to 
id en tity of fa cu lty m em ber 
who re cen tly declared th a t th e moon
is a curse.

Society 

T exas Philosophical 

is 
holding a celeb ratio n a t which p a­
pers are read which tak e up the in ­
fluence of K ant in th e 
of 
a m eeting 
philosophy. W hy n o t 
p raising th e w ork CAN has done in 
o th e r ' fields?

field s 

ab o u t 

His m any frien d s will he 

in te r­
ested in know ing th a t Bill o f Bull 
B oard fam e has 
recovered 
from his ac cid en t of several nights 
ago. A ccording 
to his own story, 
an o y ster kicked him on th e hand, 
th ereb y m aking th a t m em ber useless
fo r several days.
_ 

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T h e b i g g e s t t i m e 

o f t h e 

s e a s o n . 

O r a n g e J a c k e t V a u d e v i l l e .

Y o r k t o w n

774. Schnabel
775. L eissner
776. P o tcinske
777. P re tte r
778. G e rh ard t
779. S unday

Alvord

780. W alk er
781. Killian
782. Medlin

783. C ortez
784. C elaya

Brownsville

785. M onroe
C entralia <(Center Poi*

786. May
787. H athorn

. 788. Keo

789. Davis

Carthage
790.
791.
Hallettsville

Lacy
P ark

792. B ucek
793.
794. R ocher

S m others

795. R o berts
796. W oods
797. D arden

Thurber

Kenedy

7 98.P a rr

Pearsall

799.
800.
Beaum ont

E ssary
Toalson

SOI. Balli ew

802. M onarch

Alvin

D evine

Thom pson

803.
Somerset
804.
805. Heiekm an

S u rtees

Liberty Hill
806.

Gainesville

P e rry

307 .

Pac*

741.

P e rritte

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F o llett: Law rence M ontgom ery, D ouglas Hicks 
Lubbock: Alton H utson, W. D. Benson 
H a rro ld : George King, Abner M orris 
M ontague: Gervis W allace, Glenn W allace 
Gainesville: Hay Davis. Nolan Ju d y 
T e x a rk a n a : Thom as Kevil, \ \ m. Hopkins 
A bilene: F ran c is F ry , W illiam S utton 
Masonic Home, F o rt W orth: Jam es Hooks, Ju liu s

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M iam i: Gladys Lowrey, Melba Stocker 
F loydada: Bess Houston, M iriam Olson 
H a rro ld : Opal Gribblcv Ju lia M orris 
Iowa P a rk : Zella Thompson, Isla L o th rar.
S h erm an : Anna Belle V estal. Bonnie JJaxey 
C larksville: E rin H am pton, M arg aret Mchancy 
H askell: Lynda Robertson, Thelm a W illiam s 
C entral High, F o rt W orth: M axine O gilvtt, LU n* 

Mosely 

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Ile Leon: Zollie Steakley, C lifton Thom as 

G reenville: C arl M cH enry. Wendell O'Neal

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D istrict No. 12. San Angelo: L uther Lynn. F ow ler Roberts 
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D istrict No. 14. H ubbard: Edwin Davis, Pebble A lford 
D istrict No. 15. M arlin: John P atterso n , Lee Bewall 
D istrict No. IG. C alv ert: J. M att Davis, V aughn Carson 
D istrict No. 17. P a le stin e : Chas. P roctor. George B u rk ett 
D istrict No. 18. Nacogdoches: H erb ert Allen, Bennie Golub 
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El P aso: Allen Sw indler, Remy Hudson 
B arstow : F ran k lin Townley, M aurice McDonald 
Devine: H artley H ow ard, Hollis C adenhead 
B rackenridge H igh, San A ntonio: Theodore Weiss, 

Royse C ity: Thelm a F razier, E rn estin e Miller 
Beckville: E va B arron, Bessie S harp 
D esdem ona: M ary Robert. E v e re tta Love

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D istrict No. 13. 
Ju n ctio n : B ernice C henault, V elm a fle m in g 
D istrict No. 14. H ubbard: M arg aret Jones, Vivian McAfee 
D istrict No. 15. Tem ple: Minnie E lliott, A lkyne W inn 
D istrict No. IG. C a lv e rt: Johnny Guy lies, Pauline P asto r 
D istrict No. 17. T y ler: Lottie Ray, Iva S tarnes 
D istrict No. 18. Tim pson: Lutie Shipp, J u a n ita Beasley 
D istrict No. 19. E l P aso : Alice S parks, B arb a ra Gosline 
D istrict No. 20. F o rt Stockton: R uth Rollins, R uth Downs 
D istrict No. 21. Devine: Modem* Killough, Lovie Bollock 
D istrict No. 22. B rackenridge High, Sun Antonio: F ern Page, Ima 

P au l M azur.

F a rib a u lt

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D istrict No. 29. V ictoria: John H adley, George T yng 
D istrict No. 30. C entral Highs H ouston: Durwood Cooper, John 

C ram er
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D istrict No. 32. 

San B enito: Orville Moore, J . IL Dean, J r.

B atts

T a y lo r: E sth er Raye Goldstein, Genevieve ( ritz 
B ry an : N ina Mae Ferguson, Annie V andcrw crth 
H u n t s v i l l e : C atherine Rumney, E. V ann 
Sour Lake: M ary Belle Foley, V ista Mac S evat 
K enedy: A l t a K arbach, C lara Louise M ueller 
S h in er: Estelle M acha, M a b e l F rench

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P lainview : Ray Oswald, K enneth Hemphill 
T u rk ey : J. L. G arner, W ayne Pinkerton 
Iowa P a rk : D alton Hill, Joe Bailey B rubaker 
Van A lstyne: Bill Yoder, B ritiun W ilkin* 
C larksville: W. Hogan, A. M cAnear 
H am lin: John Boyd, M erritt W ithers 
Oak Cliff, D allas: Tom Mayes, Law rence Quick 
G reenville: H erm an W inans, Jam es P ra tt 
C arth ag e : George P ark, George Adkinson 
E astla n d : Bobbie G a rre tt, Allen King 
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SPEA K ER S

Sunday night a t 7:15, m em bers 
of th e S peakers’ Club, both active 
spring 
and p ast, will have 
term b a n q u e t a t th e C actus 
I eft 
Room. A short program has been 
m ade up, consisting of the following
num bers:

th eir 

‘•To th e L adies,” Tom B lanton.
‘‘The S peakers’ C lub,” C. 

IL 

Sm ith.

S teinhagen.

‘‘Looking F o rw ard ,” E. H arvey 

an 

Follow ing these event- 

open 
co n test will be held, in which 
the 
m em bers will be th e judges of a fte r 
d in n er speeches delivered 
any 
who desire to e n te r this contest. A 
prize of $5 in gold will be aw arded 
I he 
th e w inner of 
this 
tim e will be lim ited to five m inutes 
fo r each speaker, and the subjects 
their scope and 
in 
a re not 

contest. 

lim ited 

by 

style.

~o—

Track Meet Proceeds

Will Go to Stadium

Rccepits a t C lark Field gates this 
afternoon will be tu rn ed over to the 
S tadium fund, and since 
th e rules 
of the Southw est Conference forbid 
free, 
ad m ittin g high school 
d e l e g a t e s will be charged twenty-five 
cents. The delegates of the In ter 
scholastic League m eet will be given 
the opportunity to see a conference 
trac k meet.

team s 

CO O P POSTS RESULTS

of 

R esults of the lite ra ry and athletic 
co n tests 
Interscholastic 
the 
League m eet will be posted a t the 
Co-op a fte r each m atch. M anager 
Ed. <’. R ather, who is chairm an of 
the progress of th e m eet, has pro­
vided a bulletin board fo r such re­
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D istrict No. 2. T ahoka: O rvis W e a t h e r s
D istrict No. *3. M unday: H u b ert Isbell
District. No. 4. Alamo W ard, W ichita F alls: H arrold Simmons 
D istrict No. 5. L eonard: Jam es C rabb
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D istrict No. IO. C am pus W ard, Longview: Tom b r a n d s 
D istrict No. l l . W est w ard, E a stla n d : Dean T u rn e r 
D istrict No. 12. F o rt Concho, San A ngelo: Thom as A thanasia
D istrict No. 13. B rad y : J. L. E v ers
D istrict No. 14. 
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D istrict No. IG. 
D istrict No. 17. 
D istrict No. 18. 
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u in w , „ ™ 
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D istrict No. 29. 
D istrict No. 30. 
D istrict No. 31. 
D istrict No. 32.

H illsboro: J . M arshall 
C ra w fo rd : Dean M erritt 
T hornton: M arcus Glover 
A thens: Hom er Lee P arsons 
C enter: Ray B arlow 
A ustin School, E l Paso: H a rry I heurer 
Pecos: W allace Anderson 
Del Rio: W ayan Love 
San M arcos: Edw in Sm ith 
M cDade: Dennis Atchison 
S ealy: Arnold Balke 

W eim ar: M arshall Holloway 
C uero: John Bell, J r.
F re e p o rt: T racy W ord, J r .
S inton: R obert Sipes 
D onna: Jack D rake

_ Livingston: A utry M orrison
26, F letcher School, B eaum ont: A ubrey Kelley
27. R unge: Lonnie Nusom

C O N T E S T A N T S 

IN DECLA M A TIO N 

(H IG H SCHOOL D IV I­

SIO N ) JU N IO R GIRLS 

S ilverton: A nna B urson 
Brownfield: F ay e Brown 
K irkland: Joy W alker
Shaw nee School, G raham : K a th a rin e Duncan 
Honey Grove: M ary G ardner 
Rose Hill School, T ex a rk an a : A rvilla Stevens 
Abilene: M arjorie Bland 
W eath erfo rd : Rowena Doss 
N orth School, G reenville: M ildred W alker 
G ilm er: L ula E lder 
D ublin: M avis W arren 
S terlin g C ity: Liska Benge 
S an S aba: M arg aret Holden 

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D istrict No. 12. 
D istrict No. 13.
D istrict No. 14. P alm er: Isabel Blocker 
D istrict No, lo. Rosebud: M arg aret B erry 
D istrict No. IG. T hornton: Joe Eddy JMc( b ila n d 
D istrict No. 17. T yler W ard, T y le r: Dorothy W hitm ore 
D istrict No. 
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D istrict No. 22. L ockhart: J u lia McDowell 
D istrict No. 23, L am pasas: Rachel Sm ith 
D istrict No. 24. 
D istrict No. 25. H untsville: Zora A rcher
D istrict No. 26. P ennsylvania School, B eaum ont: K athleen C ana 

18. N acogdoches: M ay E tta Thom asson
19. A ustin School, El P aso: Leis W ilson
20. M onahans: R uth Gibson
21. C arrizo S p rin g s: Annie J a n e Royall

Iola: Susie Wilcox 

waff

D istrict No. 27. 
D istrict No. 28. 
D istrict No. 29, 
D istrict No. 30. 
D istrict No. 31. 
D istrict No. 32.

R unge: Ita lia Mac Nusom 
W eim ar: Agnes Boettcher 
V icto ria: ll d e n M iller 
W est Colum bia: Blanche MoflBtt 
Robstown: R uth Cannon 
M ission: Belout Gene McCullough

New Lynn School, P ost: Lucille C arm ack 
W est R ayland School, T h alia: Ruby F reu d ig er 
Olney School: Edna Brown 
F la g S prings School, L eonard: Lucite R ay 
Akin School, T ex a rk an a : M arth a House 
S ith School, M erkel: M attie C hurch 
H arm ony School, W e ath erfo rd : G race Owens 

I. L ieb: M arg aret Rayxor
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_ G inger School: Eunice W illiam s 
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D EC LA M A TIO N (R U R A L SCHOOL D IV IS IO N ) JU N IO R GIRLS
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D istrict No. IO. Woods School: C harlscey M cKnight 
D istrict No. l l . Aleman School; Stella Hammock 
D istrict No. 12. S terlin g Creek School, S te rlin g C ity : Willie Key 
D istrict No. 13. Bend School; P h in etta M orris
D istrict No. 14. 
D istrict No. 15. 
D istrict No. IG. 
D istrict No. 17.
D istrict No. 18. Blake School, Nacogdoches: L. D. Shirley 
D istrict No. 21. Buckhorn School, P e a rsa ll: M ary W hitwell 
D istrict No. 22. San Geronimo School, S eguin: Inez Wenzel 
D istrict No. 23. K em pner School: Voyce G albreath 
D istrict NM. 24. Lynn Grove School, N a v aso ta: R uth Nickerson 
D istrict NO. 26. Ratcliff School: Dorothy P a tto n 
D istrict No, 26. Am elia School: M ildred Grimes.
D istrict No. 27. F annin School: Dorothy House 
D istrict No. 28. Glidden School: M ary B aker 
D istrict No. 29. Lone Tree, V ictoria; D orothy W roton 
D istrict No. 30. Van Vleck School: W ilm eth McMahon 
-D istrict No. 31. Violet School: Christine Holgrel 
District No. 32. Highland School, San Benito: Ruby A. Kennamer

P eoria School, H illsboro: Tommie Lee M allard 
Hebron School, H eidenheim er: Ally ne Bolin 
L aSalle, Groesbeck: E leanor Lauderdale 
New Hope School, Jacksonville; Louise W alker 

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I D istrict No. l l DeLeon: Zollie Steakley, H erbert Weaver 
D istrict No. 14. C lifton: Clyde H urst, Douglas S tu m b le r 
D istrict No. 15. W aco: Allen Sm ith, M orris Appell 
D istrict No. IG. M exia: Maehon F o rrest, F ran c is Beeson 
W innsboro: Burke Denney, Bascom Gist 
District No. IT 
lu tk ii 
N acogdoches: Tom B aker, Ben 
D istrict No. IS. 
E l P aso: Louis F erguson. E d g ar Chew 
D istrict No. 19. 
A lpine: Thom as F unk, H enry Lease 
District No. 20. 
D istrict No. 21. Hondo: Hom er Wilson, Joe H arvey W ilson 
D istrict No. 21,
D istrict No. 22. Main Avenue High, San Antonio: Joe K incaid, I* reel|

L ivingston: B ryant \ once 
P o rt Neches: A lfred Brooks
George W est: Dennis Sullivan 
W eim ar: H ow ard Townsend 

D istrict No. 25. 
D istrict No. 2G. 
D istrict No. 27. 
D istrict No. 28. 
D istrict No. 29. 
Cuero: H a rry P utm an 
D istrict No. 30. 
W ebster: Gail W hitcomb 
Laredo: Lott Taylor
D istrict No. 31.
D istrict No. 32. Donna: Leroy Buss

Sm ith

C O N T E ST A N T S IN T E N N IS —G IR L S’ SIN G LES

D istrict No. 23, 
D istrict No. 24. 
D istrict No. 25. 
D istrict No. 2G. 
District No. 27. 
District No. 28. 
D istrict No. 29. 
Distr i i i No. 30.

D istrict No. S I . 
District No. 32. 
C O N TESTA N TS

A ustin: Berkley Bell, Leon Annann 
W allis: W illiam Thom as, John K ubricht 
L ivingston: Stafford M anning, Kirk Brock 
Sour L ake: F red Cluck, Roy Stephenson 
George W est: Roscoe Hornsby, Dennis Sullivan 
G iddings: Sam F a rris , F ran k Brooks
Y orktow n: Temple Smalley, B utler L eissner 
C entral H igh, H ouston: Leigh M asterson, Ted

E g lin 

Corpus C h risti: S tacey Sm ith, W. C. K irk 
Donna: T rum an S an d ers, Once P earson 

IN D E C L A M A TIO N 

(H IG H SCHOOL D IV I­

SIO N ) S E N IO R BOYS

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D istrict No. 3. 
D istrict No. 4. 
D istrict No. 5. 
D istrict No. 0. 
D istrict No. 7. 
D istrict No. 8. 
D istrict No. 9. 
D istrict No. IO. 
D istrict No. l l . 
D istrict No. 12. 
D istrict No. 13. 
D istrict No. 14. 
D istrict No. 15. 
D istrict No. IG. 
D istrict No. 17. 
D istrict No. 18. 
D istrict No. 19. 
D istrict No. 20. 
D istrict No. 21. 
D istrict No. 22. 
D istrict No. 23. 
D istrict No. 24

C anyon: J . D. Gamble 
R alls: Buell A litm us 
Q uanah: Chilton T erry 
Seym our: Nicholas Mitchell 
M cKinney: Isaac Griffin 
M t. p l e a s a n t : Cliff A lexander 
Abilene: R upert l l ark rid er 
J u n io r H igh. F o rt W o rth : F red E risinan 
G reenville: D an Denby 
H enderson: Alton Reed 
S tra w n : Tim Cooper
C entral School, San Angelo: M unroe Anderson 
San S aba: Tom Neal 
B randon: Cline B rac k ett 
Wfaeo: Roger Lacy 
Groesbeck: ( laude M anning 
A thens. 
H u n tin g to n : Weldon S hofner 
E l P aso: Ben Guill 
A lpine: W alter G a rn ett 
C otulla: F ra n k Jones
B rackenridge High, San A ntonio: Edw in Moffett 
L am p asas: Jam es Sm ith 

Ja re d C art dodge 

A. and M. C onsolidated, College S ta tio n : Joe

H yland

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McLean: Minnie Morse. 
Plainview: Lucille Goodwin. 
Oklaunion*. Carolyn Sherm an. 
W ichita Falls: M arjorie B right. 
Bonham : Beth Spivy.
M oran: Lucille H arris.
F orney: Louise Fowler.

I D istrict No.
D istrict No.
D istrict No. IO. Longview:, V irginia Hamvasey. 
D istrict No. l l . B reckenridge: Ruby Mansfield, 
i D istrict No. 12. E den: F aye E re W in sto n .

D istrict No. 13. 
D istrict No. 14. 
D istrict No. 15. 
D istrict No. IG. 
D istrict No. 17. 
D istrict No. 18. 
D istrict No. 19. 
D istrict No. 20. 
D istrict No. 21. 
D istrict No. 22. 
D istrict No. 23. 
D istrict No. 24. 
D istrict No. 25. 
D istrict No. 2G.
I D istrict No. 27. 
• D istrict No. 28.

DeLeon: Phyllis Short.
C lifton: Jew ell Thurm ond. 
L orena: M arie M cBraycr. 

Buffalo: Louise Bentley. 
Jacksonville: F ran k ie W arner. 
Nacogdoches: Elizabeth B lount 
El P aso : Dorothy C raw ford. 
A lpine: M ary Mogfs.
U valde: C ornelia Headrick. 
Seguin: Corinne Vickers.
A u stin : Elsie Crozier.
W allis: Stella K uhn.
Phelps: Mayme Sloan. 
B eaum ont: Eola Clifton.
Runge: E rn a G ram etbauer. 
F la to n ia : C arrie W illiamson. 

D istrict No. 29. Tivoli: Pauline T u rn e r.
D istrict No. 31. T a ft: W illella Boykin.
D istrict No. SS. M cAllen: L etha Fram e.
D istrict No. 

8. F o rest Avenue High (D a lla s): 

D istrict No. 80. H ouston H e g h ts, H ouston: 

R uth Rhein lander.

E vangeline Hayden.

The Frock You Need for Summer 
Days—Indoors and Out

S u m m e r d a y s a n d s u m m e r fun ctions. W h at self-assurance, w h a t 
p leasu re it im p a rts I t ) KNO W 
th a t w h a t one w e a rs is a p p ro v e d by 
P a ris: in k ee p in g w ith th e d ic ta te s of good ta ste a n d authentic style. 
M a n y d ain ty , gay, fem inine c reatio n s of voile, boyish frocks 
linens.

of

jab o ts, w ool em broideries, 
T rim m in g s of d o u b le ruffles, n ew net 
d a in ty lingerie to u ch es h ere a n d th e re in collars, y o k e s a n d cap 
sleeves.

C u n n in g ball b u tto n s in p rim little s tra ig h t row s, so u ta c h e b raid 
trailing l i t in te re stin g p a tte rn s . W i n s o m e ap ro n effects, 
large pearl 
b u tto n s b o ld ly o utlining slit sk irts, a ja d e fob tu m b lin g out of a c u n ­
nin g h a lf m oon pocket. A ll the little n ew touches w h ich F ash io n o r­
d ain s are e m b o d ie d in tru e, d ec o rativ e c h a rm in th ese n ew cool co tto n 
d resses for s u m m e r days.

Priced from $5.95 to $69.50 

SUMMER HATS

O '

O u r sto ck of s u m m e r h a ts — S p o r t —'T rim m e d —-T a ilo re d — is co m ­
p a ra tiv e ly new , th e re h av e been so m a n y all w h ite a n d n e w light col­
o rs ad d e d . N ew , dressy, la rg e Poke3, of C rep e, L eghorn, H a ir b a n d 
a n d F lo re n tin e S tra w . S m a rt, little all w h ite sailors S ed ate, little 
m a tro n ly t u r b a n s trim m e d in pins, flo w ers or feathers. 
I he price 
ra n g e as far re a c h in g a n d as s a tis fa c to ry as th e color a n d style ran g e
— fro m $1.95 to $ 26.50.

BATHING SUITS

A ll black, all colors, a n d best of all, all w ool w ith a color a n d w e a r 
g u a r a n te e th a t m a k e s th ese suits th e b est p o s s i b l e p u rc h ase to r th o s e 
w h o ex p e ct to use th eir su its o fte n th ro u g h th e long h o t s u m m e r 
m o n t h s ah ead . A sp len d id suit a t $ 5 .9 5 in a heavy, rib b ed stitch, 
o th e rs ch eap er, o th e rs up to $ 1 2 .5 0 .

N ew belts w ith sa fe ty b u ckles, w h ite a n d all colors— 25c a n d 50c. 

T h e best of h eavy , r u b b e r b a th in g caps, all colors 

I 5c to $ 1 .0 0

I

 rkansas Razorback Are Due to Cause Trouble'in Conference Track Meet

/

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

FIRST BP SERIES 
OF 
flRTICLES BN 
TRUCK PRESENTED

J a c k s o n 

( T ) .

v a l ( T ) .

R i t c h i e ( T ) ,

Smallest School in C onference 
Has Excellent Record on 
Cinderpath

< T ) .

L o w e ( T ) .

SCHMIDT B r a n t

Bagby Is Versatile Star W ho 
C om petes in Six
Events

t h e 

p r o j e c t * 

( T h i s ta t h e f i r s t of * »eri e* 
o f 
f o r 

a r t i c l e * o n 
e i g h t c o n f e r e n c e s c hool * 
d o o m i n g c o n f e r e n c e t r a c k m e e t t o be 
• t e g e d a t A u s t i n M a y 9 - 1 0 . 
I o m o r * 
r o w w e wiK d i s c u s * 
t h e O k l a h o m a 
A A M . )

of
t h e
t h e

( B Y V I C T O R E M A N U E L )

“ A r k a n s a s has t h e h e st 

tr a c k 
t e e m it e v e r h a d a n d w h ile w e a r e 
n o t e x p e c t i n g to t a k e firat h on o r* 
th* c o n f e r e n c e m e e t , w e 
in 

do

h a v e h o p e s o f ris in g as h ig h as

• e c o n d p la ce 

'

This is the opinion 
Schm idt, head coach of 
backs, a* expressed to 
when he wa* 
team.
bancha!! 
T h r o u g h o u t 

o f 

F r a n c is 
the Razor- 
th*' w r ite r 
hi* 

in A ustin with 

in 

the a la t e 

th e r e ha* \ 
been a te n d e n c y am on g sp o rt scribes 
to u n d e re s tim a te thr* A rk a nsa s tr a c k 
?quad solely on the g ro u n d s of pa it 
tra c k and cither sport*. 
failures 
thin 
T he record o f the Razorback* 
v ery 
season m ay 
he 
b rig ht, when one 
t h a t 
the sm a ll­
A rk a n sa s U niversity has 
e s t e n ro llm e n t of 
c o n fe re n ce 
school.

considered 
re m e m b e rs 

a n y 

fro m 

Th** Razorback* opposed O k la h o ­
m a U. 
th e M issouri Valley 
C o n fe re n c e to s ta r t th** season and 
lost in one of th e f a s te s t meet* e v er 
stag ed on the N orm a n 
tra c k , bonce 
th e n t h e y have d e f e a te d S p rin g fie ld 
Norma!, cham pions of the Missouri 
and D rury, 
C o n fe re n c e in 
both by sizeable scores.

1923, 

the Razorba< ks 

Coach Schmidt p lan s to sen d b u t 
six men to the c o n fe re n c e m e e t, h u t 
it will he a very versatile se x te t th a t 
In 
will r e p r e s e n t 
and 
e v e ry th in g b u t the pole v a u lt 
possibly 
dual 
no 
m eets have been s ta g e d w ith c o n ­
g ro u n d 
th e 
fe re n c e schools, 
fo r com parison is by respec tive r e c ­
ords.

relay. As 

only 

the 

F o r e m a s t a m o n g 

t h e A r k a n s a s 
e n t r i e s is t h e b r i l l i a n t B a g b y , w h o 
in si x e v e n t s . B a g b y 
will c o m p e t e 
s h o w s 
t h e 
in 
s p r i n t s , h a v i n g d o n e 
t h e c e n t u r y 
t h e 2 2 0 in b e l o w 2 3 .
in 10,1 a n d 
q u a r t e r m i l e 
H r a l s o r u n s 

t h e h e st a d v a n t a g e 

t h e 

j u m p .
a v e ra g e s 

d a s h . H e wi*l h e A r k a n s a s * b e s t b e t 1 
in t h e w e i g h t s a n d m a y t a k e f i r s t 
i n 
j a v e l i n . B a g b y a l s o e n t e r s 
t h e h i g h a n d b r o a d 

t h e 

) 

Robinson, who 

a ro u n d 
22 fact, 6 inches in the b ro ad ju m p , 
also may 
take a fir^t, b u t he will 
have a hard task in o u tle a p in g A u ­
L onghorn*.
b rey J a c k so n of 
Rf binson ha* 
In 
taken 
all th re e of the meet* in which he 
has p artic ip a te d , 
he 
e n te r s th e high ju m p an d is a m e m ­
b er of the re la y team .

In addition, 

first place 

th e 

leg 

into a 

is ex pected 

two mile and 

C a p ta in R a in w a te r, who 

b roke 
last gummer, yet stra n g e ly 
his 
s t a r 
eo ough ha* developed 
h u rd le r, ra n aw ay fro m the field in 
both t im b e f lo p p in g e v e tn s at m eet a t t 
O klahom a. R a in w a te r will make hts [ 
best bid in the high hurdle*, which 
second*. 
he ha* done in u n d e r 16 
M ussulm an will ru n both the mile 
to 
and 
place. B e rry should place 
th e I 
440. having done it in »I and also I 
enter* the sprints. F u tre il, the sixth I 
R azorback , baa 
o u tsid e 
ch an ce to place in the half mil**. 
The Razorback* ca n n o t be ex­
first E ven 
p e c t e d 
should att of 
place, 
they wilt have too few e n te re d t o 
g a in pre m ie r h o n o r s . B u t sec m d 
it 
p a c e is w ith i n t h e i r lim its a n d 
m a y h e th a t o n e o f t h e i r e n t r i e s 
w ill p r o v e th e stark 
th a t 
w ilt k n o c k so m e o t h e r sc h o o l o u t 
o f t h e c h a m p i o n s h ip .

to come o u t 

the*r men 

h o r se 

b u t 

an 

in 

I 

L o o k o u t f o r A r k a n s a s

W O M E N ' S F E N C I N G S T A R T S .

T h e regular work of the U nsver-|. 
sk y F en cin g Chib, a t 2 in th e fre^n-lj 
t o - 1 
man PT gyre, will be om itted 
day. 
in te re ste d j 
Instructors* nod 
m em bers are to report at the Worn-J 
e n ’* Gymnasium a t 2 :3 0 p. rn., a c­
c o rd in g to M a n a g e r Mer ne Sharpie)*.] 
A t that hour, th e w o rk o f t e a c h i n g 
the girl* the art o f fen cin g will be-
Tri.
g'ipsw#

TEXAS A&M ENTRIES

T R A C K E V E N T S 

1 0 0 - Y a r d D a s h i W i l s o n ( T A ) , P o t h ( T A ) , H a c k l e r < T ) , C l a y t o n ( T ) , 

M i l , R u n : B o w e n ( T A ) , O W ( T A ) , R e e . e < T ) , W . l l i . m . ( T ) . E . q u , - 

ridge in th e discus, which he throw* 
re p e a te d ly a t a ro u n d 137 f e e t; and 
S te v e n s of Abilene in th e broad ju m p .
T c a r ie of II r y a 1* will rome' d a n g e r- 
ously n e a r to w in ning in th e s p r in ts , fe e t,
a* will Ca br. m ss of L o c k h a rt in the 
pole vault. 

AGGIE MEET

(C o n tin u e d From P a g e O n e )

has th r o w n 

to e 

ja v e lin 

I i 7 

1 20 Y a r d H i g h H u r d l e s : Q u i m b y 

( T A ) , M i l l e r 

( T A ) , T h a m e s 

( T ) ,

O v e r a l l ( T ) , J a c k s o n ( T ) .

2 2 0 Y a r d D a s h : W i l s o n ( T A ) , P o t h ( T A ) , H a c k l e r ( T ) ( C l a y t o n ( T ) ,

4 4 0 - Y a r d D a s h : D a v i d s o n 

( T A ) , R i t c h i e 

( T ) , H a r r i s < T ) , B l o n . t e . n

T w o Mi l e R u n ; R o y a l l ( T A ) , G i l l e s p i e ( T A ) , C o s i e ( O , T r o u t ( T ) , 

2 2 0 - Y a r d L o w H u r d l e s : M c C u l l o u g h ( T A ) , M i l l e r ( T A ) , J a c k s o n ( I ) ,

S S O - Y a r d R u n : W e n d e l l ( T A ) J o h n s o n ( T A ) , R e e s e ( T ) , Y o u n g b l o o d

O v e r a l l ( T ) , T h a m e s ( T ) .

( T ) , H a w l e y ( T ) .

R e l a y : A g g i e s ( B e a s l e y , O l d , M e C a n t r e l l , D a v i d s o n ) } T e x a s ( R i t c h i e ,

H a r r i s , R e e s e a n d B ' o n s t e i n o r C l a y t o n . )

F I E L D E V E N T S

S h o t P u t : W i l s o n ( T A ) , L u t e r ( T A ) , D a y v a u l t 

( T ) , W a r d 

( T ) , 

S p r a g u e ( T ) .

d a l e ( T ) , S t e w a r t ( T ) ,

H a r r i s ( T ) .

G i l s t r a p ( T ) .

( C a v a n a u g h 

( T ) , 

P o l e V a u l t : M c C u l l o u g h ( T A ) , W a r d ( T A ) B a r m o r e , ( T ) , M c C o r q u o -

D i s c u s T h r o w ; W i l s o n ( T A ) , L u t e r ( T A ) , D a y v a u l t ( T ) , W a r d ( T ) ,

H i g h J u m o : M c C u l l o u g h ( T A ) , W a r d ( T A ) , B a r m o r e ( T ) , C o w l e s ( T ) . 
J a v e l i n T h r o w ; A l l i s o n ( F A ) , D i e t r i c h ( T A ) , S h e a r e r ( I"), R e e s e I T ) , 

B r o a d J u n t o : P o t h ( T A ) , Q u i m b y ( T A ) , T h a m e s 

( T ) , J a c k s o n 

( T ) , 

Byron W e e k E x te n d e d 

for Interscholastica

____

donates, arm c a rn m an c a r r ie s in Ii tm* 
self his own system of reference. I t 
i* a 
long g a p between Newton and 
Kin.stein, b u t K a n t is th e sig n ific a n t 
connecting link,"

its 

from 

it w ith 

versatile 

t b s Mississippi m e e t an d 

Seven c o n f e r e n c e record* fell 

N ot much is known of Class B, b u t m a y fait 

in j 
as m a n y !
to d a y . T h e r e is th e pose, 
Alvord, 
th e (a m e d i s tr ic t a s va u lt, w h e re th e w in n e r will almost* 
F o r t W orth C e n tr a l, will come n e a r c e r ta in ly be fo rc e d to go o v e r twelve 
to 
th re e -m a n fe e t. Reese is p r a c t i c a l / c e r ta in to J 
team of Killian, W alker, and Medlin. s h a t t e r the mile re c o rd a n d th e h a lf J 
H a r r o ld has a str o n g team with Bill mile if he is e n te r e d in t h a t . Day- j 
its s ta r , b u t La G ra n g e , v a u lt and R. 0 . Wilson will have a t 
Cljgn h HH 
the w e ig h ts and may j 
I la s t y e a r s w inner, is favored to re- r e a l b a ttle in 
to p some p a s t marks. R itch ie should) 
a n d I
J a c k s o n m ay o u tle a p 22 
f e e t 6 or 
b reeze th e ta p e in th e 
low h u rd le s 
in u n d e r 24.6 as he did a t S tillw a te r J 
P o th m ay f o r c e the 
la st S a t u r d a y . 
s p r in t m a rks, p a r tic u la r ly 
220 
a n d of co u rse the high j u m p re c o rd 
will be raised.

peat, f o r Mensing, b r illia n t all a ro u n d 
man who c a rrie d th e school 4o t he go 
til tv in 1023, is back.

J u s t as E le c tra won o ut fr o m l a r ­
ger h ig h schools la«t y e a r, a d a r k 
horse m a y em erge from the r a n k s in 
this m e e t and wend his w ay to w a r d 
victory. This is more l i k e l y to h a p ­
the records 
pen 
th e s t a r s a re not well 
of moat of 
| known.

th e q u a r t e r in a r o u n d 50 

in Cia * R, w h e re 

D a r k H o r s e L i k e l y .

th e 

y e t 

This u n im p o r ta n t 

n o to rio u s 
f ig u r e , “ the do pe,” gives th e L o ng ­
e v e n ts 
h o r n s an e d g e in th e 
which is c o u n te re d b y 
th e A ggies 
E x c e p t in g possi-
le ad in g 

tr a c k . 

field 

in 

P r T.m tnaries should be f a s te r t h a n 
the re a l f u n

season, b u t 
in the fin a ls S a t u r d a y a f t- 

ev er 
this 
will come 
e m on where a la rg e n u m b e r of rec- ^ly th e 
l o r d s m o u ld fall. 
I 
’ 

W h ile the Rod and W hite of Aus- 
tin H ig h will be w orn by sixteen in- 
. 
| dividual* in the - ta te meet, they a r c

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r, 
. 
, 

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. 

, 

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. 

, 

. 

, 

. 

tw o mile w h e r e 

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r o u t wi

be h a rd -p re ss e d by R o y a ll an d Oil-
like w in n e rs 
, ,. 

le s p ie 
. ! 
in on ly th e sp r in ts a n d th e ha lt,

th e A ggies 

look 

h
, 

.

T h e A ggies should ta k e t h e ja v e -

. 1 

ta win. 

Sn a d u a l >"• h* h J U*"P “f . 

h a r d ly exp erted 
rvest A u , t i n eoul.1 v t o m U i , h ,ld 
b u t 
own w ith any co m bination, 
lack* the all a round s t a r to invc U n h a n d s o f t th e pole v au lt.
C e r ta i n l y no g r e a t e r 
th e n e c e ssa ry fir t places. T h e local 

i t . , J a c k s o n 
it v a u lt th e s h o t put. W e a r e 

th o b r o a d 

• . ‘■“ ' " f
j u m p a n d D a y -
k c c p .n g

B yron week will c o n tin u e th ro u g h 

L o n g h o rn -
will do w<*11 to ta k e one f ir s t! A gg ie m ee t has e v e r 
sta g e d
..... 
^
.Saturday, acco rd in g to M ist Fannif
R a tc h fo r d , a s s is ta n t in 
is sc h e d u le d fo r 
L ib ra ry . Th** e x h ib itio n of B y r o n ’s ju d g m e n t was read by W illiam P. tht. h a lf mile. Kane* in the w eig hts,; to d a y . N e v e r has such a b rillia n t 
in 
w orks 
In te rsc h o la stic u n iv e rs a l a lth o u g h it is a purely sub- place whUe th(, relay team iv a pot;- g e t n e r f o r an i n t r a - c o n f e r e n c e dual 
the b e n e f i t of 
L e ag u e d e le g a te s a nd m e m b e rs o f j icetive experience, but i t is som ew h at B a U > in#th(. s p r in ts , an d Crook and m e e t a n d th e c o n te st will yield only
m e e t

A p a p e r discussing K a n t ’'* 
.— — -------- — ------ - — 
beauty a s found in the c ritiq u e of a n ,j jtfi best chance is with S m ith in I th a n 

is c o n tin u e d especially 
th e 

f o r 1 Gaines. K an t claims t h a t beauty rn H a w o r th 

the hu rdles, all should g r o u p o f a th le t e s b een g a t h e r e d to -,, 

T exas-M ississippi 

deft-1 nihility. 

t he W r e n n 

philosopher

th e one 

school 

theory

been 

t h a t 

t h e 

_ _ 

to 

* 

d o u b tfu l t h a t the 
-s. 
nitely established this thesis.

LEAGUE MEET

I h a 1; had 

( C o n tin u e d (ro m page one)

Coach Alderson sta te d 

la s t night a m o n g 
I t h a t he would be sa tisfie d if A u stin Field. 
Coach 

placed u p in the ra n k in g . A lderson 

th o se e v e r s ta g e d o n 

( lark

L ittle fe ld has his m en 

in

little m a te ria l to w ork w i t h d h e b e st of c o nd itio n a n d th e Longh­
and h as done well to qualify so m a n y h o rn s will fig h t a s L ittle fie ld te a m s 
i men for th e s ta te meet. 

; alw a y s do.

the* T ex a s Folk Lore Society visiting 
here this week.
N um ber* 

In te rsc h o la stic 
o f 
the 
I,cagui* delegate* re g iste re d on 
said 
I h u r s d a y , 
visitor* roll book 
Li­
Mi** R a tc h fo rd . T h e W r e n n 
b ra ry 
is open to visitors from 8 a. 
rn. to 5 p. m. and from 7:30 p. rn. 
to 9 p. rn.

MITCHELL

(C o n tin u e d fro m Rage O ne)

in ta c t, with J o h n s o n , W illiam s, W a rd ,
* back, anti Ritchie d isp lac in g Brasted.
p a ir who 
I Lopd and H a r te r a r e a 

in 

the 

hurdles 

should place* 
.p rin ts and Dec* Bass in gee is stro n g 
in the ju m p s and pole vault. E v an s, jj 
who will heave the shot and the dis- 
(ens, is one of th e best in tin* state,

and }1 

T 
. e v e r t e- 

rings s h a r e the intu itions. 
j,-o r^ W o rth piled up 53 1-2 points in t 
[less, each man h as his even point o j p e r h a p s th e s tr o n g e s t district meet 
view in a n a ly sin g an event.

the 

p e r h a p s 
in the s ta te

I 
I p m UC f o r m . the 

“ In much more th o ro u g h -g o in g a n d ,
have 
taken th e position t h a t each moving 
I system has its own space-tim e co-or-s specialties a re I rban 

r e l a t i v i t y , 

Ind iv id uals who should win in th e ir
of Breeken-

In S.v.Saal S tare.

mmm

Men’s Black Lisle

 

 

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M a k e R e n f r o ’s Y ou r H e a d q u a r t e r s 

S u p r e m e F o u n t a i n Service

Renfro Drug Co.

“ R E X A L L S T O R E ’

filii and Congress

Dial 5345-6197

D O N

fail to sec our co m p lete 

line of athletic 

goods —Fall Football Line n o w on display.

H e a d q u a r t e r s for A thletics

c & s

SPORTING GOODS CO.
7 0 4 C ongress

C & S
Sporting Goods Co.

TONIGHT IS THE 
NIGHT
Majestic Dance

W o m e n 's G y m —8 to I

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B enefit the S t a d i u m

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W ish in g you a m ost p l e a s a n t visit to y o u r 
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o u r store service y o u r service— use it.

a

W h e n you decide to b u y a b e t t e r suit t h a n 
y ou ever o w n e d b e fo re for $35 to $55, b u y
Society Urania (Clothes

T h e h ig hest t y p e of h a n d tailo red clothing
— R E A D Y T O P U T O N A N D W E A R .
S u m m e r Suits a n d S p r in g Suits.

%

lf y o u r suit price is less b e su re to see our
line of C L O T H C R A F T , $ 20 to $37 .5 0.

F o r linen a n d o th e r thin fabric suits. 

/

G O D C H A U X ^ B eats A ll 
Y ou c a n n o t b u y th e s e clothqs in small 
t o w n s a n d i t ’s y o u r o p p o r t u n i t y to s u p p ly 
j
y o u r needs. 

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ty p e w r i te r , 
model l l , in good sh ap e . Phone Lee 
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RO OM S AND B O A R D a t re a so n a b le
ct.
pric es a t 1934 S an A n to nio 
Will r u n th r o u g h th e su m m e r school. 
to m eals—
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3
e v e ry th in g f i r s t class. 

W A N T E D — T e n s t u d e n t s 

.sum­
m e r work. No s t u d e n t w ork in g 

f o r 

w ith this c o m p a n y la st y e a r c le a re d 

less t h a n $400, an d each won a f re e 

D A N C I N G — P r i x a t # s t u d i o , 5 0 0 W . 

t r i p to N i a g a r a Falls. Apply 21 IO 

3 1 s t . 

P h o n e 7 8 1 2 .

Tom G reen s tr e e t, room 6.

A. H. PO O L , T r a n s f e r , T h e world 
m oves a n d we move w ith it. Move, 
pack a n d s h ;p h ou sehold goods. Cut 
r a t e s o n all s tu d e n t b a g g a g e . P h o n e 
— t i
2557, Hdq. 2700 G u a d a lu p e . 

FO R R E N T — T w o dow n s ta ir s ro om s 
2

a t 2410 G u a d a lu p e . 

B E A U T I F U L , 

cool, w ell-furnished 

f r o n t roo m , p riv a te e n tr a n c e , c o n ­

v e n ie n t 

to b a th . Also double 

g a ­

ra g e . w ith* living q u a r te r s . A bove 

well fu r n is h e d . 

P riv a te hom e. A p­

ply 2 8 1 0 N ueces s tr e e t. 

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