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A U S T IN , T E X A S , S U N D A Y M O R N IN G , A PR IL 24, 1921

NO, 157

.UM E X X I.

flRSITY STAGES

INTER SOCIETY TEAMS 
W ill HOLD SHIES OF

'"CIRCUS HISTORY

g Line o f F lo a ts Led by 

C ircus O fficials and 
L on gh orn Band

V

OHI MU WINS PRIZE

(Domic P rize W on by Phi G am s; 
C low ns G et S econ d 
P rize

Bi S t a r t i n g at 

f o u r - t h i r t y y e s te r d a y 

R usk W ill C lash W ith S p ea k ers 
C lub, A th a n a eu m W ill 
M eet H o g g

P r e lim in a r y d e b a te s o f the 

in te r ­

society serie s wall be held in th e Law 

A u d ito riu m a t 8:00 o ’clock on T u e s ­

d a y e vening . The Rusk te a m com ­

posed o f J a m e s R. B e v erly , H e n r y S. 

Kelly, and F r a n c is G. W ilson, will 

s u p p o r t the affirmative o f th e qu es­

tion, 

“ Resolved, 

t h a t 

th e 

several 

s ta te s should ado pt c o u r ts o f indus-} 

tr ia l 

re la tio n s 

sim ila r 

to 

t h a t of 

fte rn o o n , th e V a rs ity P a r a d e , m ara- 

K a n s a s .” T h e S p e a k e rs Club 

team 

toth b oth in size a nd success, fil^d 

lown S p e ed w a y a n d on t h r o u g h the 

com posed o f Tom C. C la rk , Leroy 

Barlow^, a n d W. C. M athis will s u p ­

usiness section of th e city. T he p a ­

p o rt th e n e gative.

rade was d e c la re d by t h o s e who have 

T h e ju d g e s fo r th is d e b a te will be 

s e n f o r m e r ones to h ave been the 

Dr. D e W itt T a lm a d g e 

E te a r n e s , 

Special M eeting

O f H ogg D eb atin g 

Club T o be H eld

U rg in g t h a t all m e m b e rs be o u t to 

s u p p o r t 

th e society d e b a tin g 

te a m , 

VV. S. Leslie, p r e s id e n t o f th e Hogg 
D e b a tin g Club, h as a u th o riz e d a sp e ­
cial m e e tin g of th e club to be held 
M on day n ig h t.

in 

so c ie ty ro om 

M e e tin g will be held in the r e g u l a r 
the Law Building.
C o m p o sin g the H o gg te a m a r e T. 
O. M itchell, M oulton C obb, a n d Cecil 
C h a m b e r lin , with 
Irvin S te w a r t as 
a l t e r n a t e .

BENLOW WIFE HUN FOH

M id d le Law S tu d en t H as K ep t 
in T ou ch W ith S tu d e n t 
A ffa irs S in ce 1 9 1 6

night.

First College* D aily in th e South

SIDESHOWS UNO 
COMIC ACTS AID

FAMOUS BAHLE ENACTED

T ex a n s Rout and C aptu re 
M ex ica n s in B attl e o f 
San J a cin to

R ep lete with ac tio n , noise and in ­

ten se e x c ite m e n t, 

th e 1921 V a r s ity 

C irc u s swept to a stu p e n d o u s success 

b e f o r e a crow d o f a p p ro x im a te ly 

5000 people on C lark Field S a t u r d a y 

.Starting p r o m p tly a t 7 :00 o'clock 

T h is ac tio n has been t a k e n in o r ­
d e r to give th e te a m a good send-off 
in th e semi-finals T u e s d a y nig ht.

S ev en C low n s In Ford C ars, Fiji 
W arriors, and N um erous 
O th ers P erform

im m e d ia te a t t e n d a n t s c o m p leted the 

 

 

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{ f e a te s t success e v e r s ta g e d by the 

J u d g e Jo h n W. B rady, a n d Mr. Vin­

Sam H. Benlow, o f Y o a k u m , has 

a b o u t t h i r t y side-shows, s t r u n g alo ng 

c e n t L a n f e a r .

a u th o r iz e d th e a n n o u n c e m e n t o f his 

the s o u th and e a s t sides of th e field, 

U niversity.

L e a d in g th e P a r a d e w e r e , th e O f ­

ficials, g a rb e d in c o s tu m e s , a n d d riv ­

ing and* rid in g a n im a ls 

t h a t would 

have been th e e n v y o f a n y S o u th e r n 

G e n tle m a n o f fifty y e a r s ago. The 

P a r a d e was t e r m in a te d by th e fa m o u s 

calliope of th e T e x a s M echanical E n ­

gineers,, which i f fa m e d f o r h av in g 

been shipped fro m M ichigan, a n d fo r

he high q u a lity o f music which it dis-
■SS
lay*. 

In b etw e e n th e s e tw o e x tre m e s 

g l a l l kinds of floats.

T h e Long ho rn b a n d , in full co stu m e 

id m e m b e rsh ip follow ed th e d ir e c ­

t o r s . The ban d was followed b y the 

K ing, William C astle, w ho w as a t ­

te n d e d by one page. T h e D uchesses 

followed th e K ing a n d th e Q ueen h e r 

pe rso n n e l o f the Royal Fam ily.

Those floats w hich w e re p a r t i c u l a r ­

ly n oted fo r the b e a u ty o f th e ir m a k e ­

up w e r e : T h e P ie ria n L i t e r a r y So­
ciety , th e U n iv e rs ity C o o p e r a tiv e So- 
Sfety F lo a t, t h e Phi Mu F lo a t a n d the 
q u o • o f the Z eta T a u A lpha.

▼hose 

tw o and a h a lf 

floats p r o v o k in g c o m m e n t 
for t h e i r comic m a k e -u p w eh e th e S. 
M. A. F loa t, 
r e p r e s e n t i n g “ H om e 
W ith o u t a M o th e r ,” th e F iji V illa g e rs 
■ th e Phi G a m m a D elta s, th e Sigh ts 
of th e U n d e r w o r ld .by th e R usticusses, 
a i d o th ers. P a r tic u la r ly co n sp ic u o u s 
in 
this section o f th e P a r a d e w ere 
" S li m ” W illiam s a n d “ S h o r ty '' No- 
im p e rso n a tio n o f the 
| w o t ny, in th e n 
' Slim ,’’ a.- Q u een, 
Irvin*, a n d Q iu-'h 
stood 
f e e t above 
“I h o r t y ” a n d la sh e d a sk in n e y n a g 
w ith a b la c k sn a k e . Also c o nsp icuou s 
in th e list of com ic e n tr ie s w as “ T o p ” 
S ta ffo rd , le a d in g n o t th e B a n d b u t the 
“ T o p ” sw u n g 
Fiji V illage C a n n ib a ls . 
a long sp e a r fo r a b ato n a n d used it 
on his d o n k e y when th e a n im a l would 
r-.pt 
to his c o m m a n d s of 
r e sp o n d 
R o u b l e t im e ,” etc. 
the 
r 
ti b a t which won first place in th e Out- 
of-T o w n Section of th e S an S am P a ­
ra d e F rid a y . 
I t w as th e M a n o r e n tr y 
r e p r e s e n ti n g “ Back to th e F a r m . ” On 
a | huge tr u c k a m in ia tu r e f a r m was 
r e p r e s e n t e d w ith such in g e n u ity and 
a r t as to a t t r a c t th e a tte n tio n o f all 
■ s e r v e r s .

t h e P a r a d e w as 

Includ ed 

in 

? T h e d ir e c to r s o f the P a r a d e , who 
it, w e re : C h a rle s H a r r i t t , J r ., 
led 
rsiajor of 
th e p a r a d e ; J o e M inton, 
W a lte r G o dd ard, a n d W illiam L. Mc­
the V a r s ity 
Call. T h e d ir e c to r s of 
irc us, who w e re also 
in th e f r o n t 
a n k w e r e : J o h n Moon, m a n a g e r ; 
c h a i r m a n ; 
ud M cC ann, G eorge McGee, and 

C. M athis, g e n e r a l 

pwey B ra d fo rd .

J T h e first p rize , c o n s istin g o f one 
■ m i r e d dollars in gold, w as a w a r d e d 
™ ?he ju d g e s to th e Phi Mu e n t r y , 
which was ju d g e d to be the b e s t d e c ­
o r a te d flo a t. T he p riz e w in n e r was 
a c a r d e c o r a te d 
in w h ite w ith th e 
CIU r a m - also in w hite.
. 
In the eomic e n tr ie s , th e first prize 
o f f i f t y dollars in gold w as a w a rd e d 
to 
th e decipher o f “ T o p ” S tafford. 
T h e r e w ere d on k e y tr o o p s p re c e d in g 
th e flo a t a n d foo t sa v a g e s b r in g in g 
up th e r e a r . T he f lo a t itse lf r e p r e ­
s e n te d the daily r e p a s t o f th e s av a g e s 
lh th e m a k in g ; a victim b e in g tie d to 
a t r e e a n d p r e p a r a ti o n s b e in g c a r r ie d 
pr f o r his cooking. T he second p r i v v 
I loving cup, w as a w a r d e d to th e sev-

t C o n t i n u a en F a g * F e a r )

At th e sam e tim e the H o gg in te r­
society d e b a tin g te a m com p osed of 
T h o m a s 0 . Mitchell, M oulton Cobb, 
and Cecil R. C h am berlin will d e b a te 
on th e affirmative o f th e sa m e q u es­
tion a g a in s t 
i n t e r ­
so c ie ty d e b a tin g te a m com p osed of 
W illiam H a r r y Ja c k , R alph K. Gillen, 
a n d R o y D. J a c k so n .

the A th e n a e u m 

T h e ju d g e s will hi' th e S e c re ta r y 
o f S t a t e , Mr. S ta p le s Mr. T. V. 
Sm ith, a n d Dr. W. M. S plaw n.

T h e d e b a te s a r e n ot open to the 

public.

T h e w in n e r s from the p re lim in a ry 
d e b a te s will im m e d ia te ly d r a w sides 
fo r th e final co n te st which will be 
held on May IO.

A silv e r loving cu p will be given 
to th e w in n in g te a m , a n d a f i f t y dol­
la r p riz e will be given 
to th e hest 
sp e a k e r.

c a n d id a c y f o r the office o f C h a ir m a n 
o f th e M e n ’s Coucil f o r th e session 
o f 1921-22.

Benlow e n te r e d 

the U n iv e rs ity in 
1916, c o m p le te d a y e a r ’s w ork in th e 
a c a d e m ic d e p a r t m e n t , wras o u t of 
school d u r in g th e w’a r fo r a y e a r and 
a h a lf, d u r i n g which tim e he served 
th e U n ite d S t a te s M a rin e C o rp s 
in 
a nd r e - e n te r e d th e a c a d e m ic d e p a r t ­
m e n t in th e s p rin g o f 1919.

He e n te r e d the School of Law the 
n e x t fall, a n d will be a se n io r law 
n e x t y e a r .

Mr. Benlow has had a wide e x p e r ­
ience w ith s tu d e n t s e lf - g o v e r n m e n t in 
the U n iv e rs ity , f o r he has k e p t 
in 
to u ch w ith all phases o f s t u d e n t life 
since 1916.

 

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R U 5K SO C IETY TO

H O LD O P E N H O U SE

FE L L O W SH IP S O P E N TO 

M ETA LLU R G Y S T U D E N T S

Qualified men a r e u rg e d to apply 
f o r fellow ships in th e d e p a r t m e n t of 
m e ta llu r g ic a l re se a rc h , U n iv e r s ity (m 
U ta h , d u r in g 
the y e a r 1921-1922. 
T h e d e p a r t m e n t is m a in ta in e d in con­
ne c tio n w ith the U ta h S ta tio n o f the 
U n ite d S ta te s B u r e a u o f Mines, and 
the w o r k is u n d e r th e su p e rv isio n of 
m e ta llu r g is ts o f this b u r e a u .

V a rio u s phases o f m e ta ll u r g y a re 
to be s tu d ie d d u r in g the c o m in g y e a r 
and th e o p e n in g affords a n exc e lle n t 
o p p o r t u n i t y fo r qualified y o u n g men 
fields of 
to becom e e x p e r ts in 
m in in g a n d m e ta llu rg y .

th e 

T h o se who receive this t r a i n i n g a re 
in g r e a t d e m a n d a t r e m u n e r a t i v e sal­
aries.

fellow ships 

T h e r e a r e several 

to 
be a w a r d e d , each h a v in g an a n n u a l 
value o f $720. T h ey a r e o p e n to 
college g r a d u a t e s who h a v e had a 
good t r a i n i n g in c h e m is tr y a n d m e t­
a llu r g y . A pplicatio ns f o r th e m will 
be re c e iv e d up to May 15, 1921.

M ISSOURI PL A N S TO

E N T E R T A IN ED ITO R S

T h e p r o g r a m fo r the 1921 J o u r n a l ­
ism W e e k a t th e U n iv e rs ity o f Mis­
so uri, a n n o u n c e d today, calls f o r five 
d a y s c ro w d e d with le c tu re s, d iscus­
sions, exh ib its, movies a n d plays d e a l­
ing w ith jo u rn a lis tic topics, in add i­
tion t o th e usual social fu n c tio n s.

T h e a n n u a l b a n q u e t t h a t closes th e 
w eek will be known this y e a r as the 
Its 
N a tio n a lly A dv e rtise d B a n q u e t. 
n a t u r e is to be m ade kn o w n la te r.

T h e d a te s fo r th e w eek a r e Mon­

day, M ay 23, to F r id a y , M ay 27.

T w o s ta te o rg a n iz a tio n s o f j o u r ­
n a lists w'il) com bine 
t h e i r se m i-a n ­
nual c o n v e n tio n s w ith th e J o u r n a lis m 
W eek p ro g ra m . T he M issouri W r i t e r s ’ 
Guild will m e e t in C olum b ia M onday, 
May 23, an d th e M issouri P re ss Asso­
cia tio n T h u r s d a y a n d F r id a y , M ay 26 
and 27.

 
TIG ER S O PEN SE A SO N

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W IT H T W O V IC TO R IES

T w o s m a s h in g victories over Drake 
U n iv e r s ity a t C olum bia by scores of 
7 to 0 a n d 11 to 0 o p e n e d th e base­
ball se a so n of the U n iv e rsity of Mis­
so u ri on April 9.

Rusk S o c ie ty m e m b e r s a r e going 

to do s o m e th in g t h a t ’s d iffe re n t a t 

th e ir A n n u a l Open House n e x t S a t u r ­

d ay n ig h t. 

In k e e p in g with th e t r a ­

d itio n s o f t h a t o r g a n iz a tio n , th e Rusk 

voted la st n ig h t to ob se rv e this o cc a ­

sion w ith a vim a n d go which m e m ­

bers claim to be c ha ra c teristic o f t h a t 

society. All men whose n a m e s a p ­

p e a r on th e Rusk roll a r e to come and 

b rin g w ith th e m one o r a dozen c o ­
eds.

E n t e r t a i n m e n t f o r th e occasion will 
be m a d e up o f s p ee c h e s t h a t a r e not 
p olitical, music t h a t ’s n o t w orn out, 
a n d r e f r e s h m e n t s t h a t a r e n o t lack­
ing in a b u n d a n c e . M ore th a n th a t, 
e v e ry m e m b e r who fails to com e a nd 
m ake h im se lf co nsp ic u o u sly g a lla n t 
a m o n g 
ladies 
p r e s e n t will be tr ie d by th e society 
fo r high c rim e s a n d m is d e m e a n o rs .

t h r o n g o f y o u n g 

t h e 

follow ing p ro g r a m has been 

T h e 
a r r a n g e d :
Musical n u m b e r s .
A d d re ss o f W e lc o m e 

 

 

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........................ P r e s id e n t E a r l Raeey

How V a r s i ty Beat C o lu m b ia

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A r k a n s a s P ip p in s 
T h e W orld a n d All T h a t ’s In It

J u d s o n F r a n c is
F r a n k McGehee 

F r e s h m a n B la k e J o h n so n

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T R A I N I N G A ID S MANY

T h a t U n iv e r s ity s tu d e n ts a r e b eing 
ben e fite d by th e c o r r e c tiv e physical 
t r a i n i n g is shown, n o t only by special 
n o ta b le ex a m p le s, b u t by the ge n e ra! 
d e v e lo p m e n t of 
this 
tr a in in g . 
T h e D e p a r tm e n t o f C o r ­
r e c tiv e Physical T r a in in g is in c h a rg e 
o f S. N. E kdahl, a n o te d d ir e c to r o f 
g y m n a s tic s a n d physical tr a in in g .

ta k in g 

those 

t h e 

T h is b ra n c h o f physical t r a i n i n g is 
c a r r ie d on 
f o r th o se s tu d e n ts who, 
due to som e physical d e f e c t, c a n n o t 
tr a in in g . 
r e g u l a r physical 
ta k e 
In a la rg e n u m b e r o f cases, t h e s tu ­
d e n ts hav e b e e n c o r r e c te d in th e ir d e ­
ficiency a n d t h u s e n a b le d to e n t e r th e 
r e g u l a r tr a in in g . O ne n o ta b le e x a m ­
ple is t h a t o f a s t u d e n t who w as en­
a bled , b y th is tr a in in g , to p la y t e n ­
nis, a n d who has becom e a s ta r on the 
team .

PREMEDS AND B A ’S PLAY

C o a c h J o h n F. M iller o f Missouri 
la s t y e a r ’s g r e e n 
h as e volved from 
r e c r u i t s a h a r d - h ittin g 
and h ard- 
fielding t e a m t h a t plans to m ake a 
real bid for the M issouri V alley title. 
Eighteen games will be played.

I n t r a m u r a l baseball will be c o n tin ­
ued M o nd ay a f te r n o o n when th* P r e - 
Meds will play the B A. D e p a r t m e n t 
team . B oth of th e se te a m s claim to 
h ave th e m a te ria l f o r a c h a m p io n sh ip 
team, and a close contest is expected.

bid f o r the fa v o r o f the m u ltitu d e .

A c o n c e r t by the L ong horn Band 

in a u g u r a te d 

the mum p e r f o r m a n c e 

in 

the c e n t e r o f 

th e a m p ith e a te r , 

m a n y a p p r o p r ia te an d snapp y selec­
tion s b ein g given.

An E n g lish c o u n t r y d a n c e , p a r t i c ­
in by a b o u t f i f ty U n iv e rsity 
ip ate d 
girls, d ressed in varicolored E nglish 
c o u n t r y c o stu m e s received much a p ­
plause.

A disguised F o r d car, w eig h te d 
down by eight clow ns n e x t c a v o rte d 
into the b r ig h t lights on tw o w heels. 
T h e c low ns g a v e se v e ra l e n t e r t a i n i n g 
“ fo o l” d an ces, 
im ita tin g Mack Sen- 
n e t t ’s se a -sh o re b e a u tie s.

Phi G a m ’s Fiji w a rrio rs , 

in w a r ­
into b a ttle with sav age 

p a in t w e n t 
e n th u s ia sm .

D a g m a r C arlson g ave a g r a c e f u l 
E g y p tia n d a n c e , e n d in g w ith C le o p a ­
t r a ’s trick cif b e in g b itte n by an a d ­
der.

pistol shooting.

T he T e x a s a r m y a dv a nc e d 

A wild west ac t, bron ch bu stin g , 
a nd m ule kick in g followed. T his w as 
c ap ped b y the B a ttle o f San J a c in to , 
a r m y d e f e a t in g S a n ta 
the T e x a s 
A n n a ’s follow ers in a bloody e n c o u n ­
ter. 
in 
th e M exicans, 
th r e e divisions upon 
g le a m in g 
fires o f b a tt le 
the red 
e v e ry w h e re. T he T e x a n s th e n c h a rg e d 
the e n e m y with b a y o n e ts and p u t 
them 
to flight. G e n e ra l Sam H o u s ­
ton , w o u nde d b u t victo rio us, ivas c a r ­
ried f r o m the field an d placed u n d e r 
the h isto ric tr e e o f s u r r e n d e r w here 
he 
th e v a nq uishe d S a n t a 
received 
A n n a as p riso n e r.

T h e side-show>, with 

th e ir m a n y 
th u n d e r i n g 
“.spell­
and 
“ s p e e le rs ” 
b in d e r s ” p le a d in g with th e cro w d b e ­
fore th e ir b r ig h tly colored e n tra n c e s , 
and th e din o f to m -to m s a nd ste a m - 
boilers filling the a i r p re s e n te d th e 
a p p e a r a n c e o f real c irc u s shows able 
to s a tis f y the sp irit o f a B a rn u m .

T a u 

A lpha 

O m ego 

e x h ib ite d 
“ H e ll,” s tre w n w ith dead m en, hell­
ish kinds, s tr a n g e sou nd s and devilish 
sin u o u s dep th s.

S igm a Chi p r e s e n te d “ C h in atow n 
U n d e r w o r ld ,’ re e k in g w ith th e smell 
o f b ro k e n b e e r-b o ttle s, opium and 
o t h e r d ru g s . A f a t a l a tm o s p h e r e o f 
dope fie n d s and bad w om en, g a m b ­
ling ghouls an d squ alid fem ales w as 
e v id e n t e v e ry w h e re .

D e lta T a u D elta g av e an a c t by a 
g ig a n tic louse, w e ig h in g five po un ds, 
c a p t u r e d in M agnesia.

Phi D elta T h e ta e n a c te d into life 
th e sh im m y as done b y the n ativ es 
o f N ubia.

S ig m a Alpha Epsilon offered a r a r e 
collection o f b o ttle s p re se rv e d fro m 
pre-p ro h ib itio n days.

T e x a s So c ie ty o f Civil E n g in e e r s 
had a “ chun k 
the n i g g e r ” c o n tr i v ­
an c e , the black boy falling into the 
w a te r o f th e 
tu b below him m a n y 
times. Nick Ja m b o lie , a r e s u s c ita te d 
B o hunk, “ w a m p u s c a t .” “ h u m a n m on­
k e y ,” a n d “ the m an w ith o u t k n e e s ” 
were a m o n g th e eye-closers p re se n t. 
A model o f the a c tiv a te d sludge p la n t 
fo r sew a g e , which w as v e ry a p p r o ­
p ria te , w as on the s ta n d also.

S ig m a Nu b r o u g h t f o r w a r d “ Ma­
dam e X e n ia ,” a d a n c in g houri, from 
S u lt a r D a n d r u f f ’s h arem .

B. H all g a v e a few s tr o n g - a rm a c ts 
by Jo h n W illiams, fo r m e r ly o f R in g ­
ling B r o th e r s circus.

D e lta S igm a P h i’s “ muscle d a n e -

(Continued on Page Four)

Jackson W ill G ive 

Interesting R eview 

A t Sem inar M eeting

H e a d lin in g th e p r o g r a m at the r e g ­
u la r m e e tin g o f 
the G o v e rn m e n t 
S e m i n a r M onday e v e n in g , April 2f>; 
a t 7 :30 will be a le c tu r e on “ T h e E s ­
se n tia ls o f a S ta te C o n s t i t u t i o n .” 
T his p ro m ise s to be a most i n t e r e s t ­
ing topic f o r discussion as th e r e has 
been so m uch a g ita tio n fo r a new 
st a te c o n s titu tio n w ithin the last few 
years,

This to pic follows the g e n e ra l plan 
of the G o v e rn m e n t S e m in a r to have 
review s on s u b je c ts o f c u r r e n t i n t e r ­
est. T his review and discussion will 
be led by H a rv e y J . Ja c k s o n .

08277224

E
EDITOR OF YEAH BODA

H as S erv ed D urin g J o u rn a listic 
C areer on T ex a n , L on g­
horn, an d C actus

Hill C o r k e y e s te r d a y a u th o riz e d 
th e a n n o u n c e m e n t o f his c a n d id a c y 
f o r e d ito r o f the C a c tu s. D u r in g th.- 
past y e a r , he was a th le tic ed ito r, and 
also assisted to som e e x te n t on o th e r 
p a r ts of the book. Previou sly , he ha" 
been a s s i s t a n t o r g a n iz a tio n e d ito r, 
a n d is well a c q u a in te d as a re su lt o f 
t h r e e y e a rs serv ice with every d etail 
o f th e w ork.

Mr. C ocke is a t p r e s e n t a s t u d e n t 
in th e school of J o u r n a lis m , and e x ­
p ects to ta k e a d e g r e e in t h a t school 
n e x t y e a r, a f t e r ta k in g a B. A. 
in 
this s u m m e r school. He 
is m a k in g 
j o u r n a lis m his professio n. He was 
an issue e d ito r on th e T e x a n f o r tw<> 
y ea rs, an d also has been on the staff 
o f the L o ng ho rn m agazine.

He is p r e s id e n t o f S igm a Delta Chi, 
h o n o r a r y jo u r n a lis tic f r a t e r n i t y , p r e s ­
i d e n t of th e U n iv ersity P ress Club.

D U F F E Y CORRECTS

E R R O N E O U S R EPO R T

W, R. Duffey, head of the visual 

E x te n sio n , s ta te d y e s te r d a y t h a t d e s ­

pite r e p o r t s to th e c o n t r a r y th e di­

vision o f visual 

in stru c tio n was the 

official c o r r e s p o n d e n t f o r th e P a th e 

News a t th e r e c e n t San Sam c e le b r a ­

tion.

Mr. Duffey f u r t h e r s t a te d t h a t he 

w as su r p r is e d t h a t i n f o r m a tio n to the 

c o n t r a r y had been given o u t by the 

local p a p e rs, a n d t h a t he h oped any 

m is u n d e r s ta n d in g due 

to 

t h a t 

f a c t 

w ould be c lea red up. Mr. Duffey 

q u o te d a 

l e t t e r which he had 

r e ­

ceived fro m Mr. C oh en , E d ito r of th e 
t h a t “ no 
P a t h e N ew s, w hich s ta t e d 
c o r r e s p o n d e n t has b een a ssign ed 
to 
this s t o r y ; we a r e giving th e sam e 
ex clusively to y o u .”

A f t e r it w as seen t h a t t h e r e was 
a d u p lic a tio n on th e p a r t o f the P a th e 
E x c h a n g e , th e efforts o f the Visual 
I n s tr u c tio n Division w ere t u r n e d t o ­
w ard film in g th e T e x a s H isto ry P a ­
g e a n t p r e s e n te d by th e public schools 
o f A ustin . A r r a n g e m e n t s 
this 
w ork had previou sly been m ade with 
th e local M o th e rs’ Club.

f o r 

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PO R TO RICO W A N T S

A M E R IC A N T E A C H E R S

In a r e c e n t l e t t e r to the r e g i s t r a r 
of 
the U n iv e rs ity , E. J . M athew s, 
fro m th e B u r e a u of I n s u la r Affairs 
a t W a sh in g to n , a r e q u e s t was made 
fo r college tr a in e d m en a n d wom en 
to 
take up positions as te a c h e r s in 
P o r to Rico. T he public schools o f 
this island a r e in need o f a n u m b e r 
o f te a c h e rs from th e U n ite d S ta te s .
f o r a p p o in t m e n ts 
a r e m ade by 
th e C o m m issio n e r of 
E d u c a tio n o f P o rto Rico an d a r e 
based on e d u c a tio n a l qualification s 
a n d 

te a c h i n g e x p e rien c e.

T h e se le c tion s 

S tu d e n ts in te r e s te d in work o f this 
n a t u r e should call a t th e r e g i s t r a r ’s 
office 
f o r b u lle tin s and ap plication 
form s.

W A R R E N G E T S A G E N C Y

b r ie n d s o f 

J im m ie W a r r e n , 

a 
f o r m e r s tu d e n t in th e U n iv e rs ity , a r e 
v e ry much pleased o v e r his r e c e n t 
a p p o in tm e n t by th e A e tn a Life I n ­
s u r a n c e C o m p a n y as special a g e n t f o r 
the s t a te o f Oklahom a.
Mr. W a rr e n will 

tr a v e l o v e r th e 
s ta te a n d p ra c tic a lly th e e n tir e s t a t e 
bu sin e ss o f th e c o m p a n y will be u n d e r 
his supervision.

FUZE Til IE EIKEN

BESE ONE ACT PEAK

L ittle T h ea tre o f San A n ton io 
G ives In cen tiv e to T ex a s
P la y w r ig h ts 

i To. 
s t u d e n t s in th e U n iv e rsity who a re 

u 

. 

rn p la y -w ritin g have 

in te r e s te d 
t h e , 
o p p o r tu n ity to c o m p e te to r a prize o f J 
$50 offered by the Little T h e a t r e of 

San Antonio, T e x a s, f o r th e b est one 

a c t play w r itte n by a 

r e s id e n t of 

T ex a s. The prize p la y will be p r e ­

se n te d in the Little T h e a tr e o f San 
A ntonio.

A ccord in g to the r e q u ir e m e n ts of 

the c o n te s t, th e m a n u s c r ip t m u s t be 

s e n t b e f o r e N o v e m b e r 7, 1921, to the 

L ittle T h e a tr e , 

111 E a s t L aurel 

S tr e e t, San A nto nio, T e x a s. 

AH 

r e t u r n of 

the m a n u s c rip t 

ty p e - w r itte n 
m a n u s c r ip ts m u st be 
a n d sign ed by p en -n a m e s. To each 
m u st be a tta c h e d a sealed envelope 
c o n ta in in g th e p e n -n a m e a n d th e real 
n a m e with the a d d re s s o f the w rite r.
is de- 
Ii 
sired, po sta g e m ust he enclosed. The 
envelope m ust have the n a m e o f the 
play w ritte n on the o utside
The prize play will 

the 
p r o p e r ty of th e w r ite r, b u t th e Little 
T h e a t r e o f San A n to n io shall have 
the rig h t to p r e s e n t it w ith ou t p ay in g 
royalty.

re m a in 

* 

* 

a m a t e u r 

The Little T h e a tr e , w hich is simply 
an 
p ra c tic a l 
th e a t r e o f 
w o rk in g aims, has come a b o u t as the 
re su lt o f a m o ve m e nt th r o u g h o u t the 
c o u n tr y to get good plays w ith 
the 
le a st m o n e y possible. 
In a n s w e r to 
this d e m a n d , th e L ittle T h e a t r e m ov e­
m e n t was be g u n 
the 
U n ite d Sta te s. T e x a s has tw’o L ittle 
T h e a tr e s , one at San A n to n io and 
one a t Dallas.

1915 

in 

in 

one. 

C o n t r a r y to w h a t one w ould th in k , 
the L ittle T h e a t r e is n o t a sm all one, 
n o t a m un ic ip a l one, and n o t an e x ­
is 
p e r im e n ta l 
[sim ple and f r e q u e n t l y la rg e ly im a g ­
i n a t i v e . The a c to r s receive no pay, 
for the 
i b u t p a r tic ip a te 
the p lay 
in 
{ e n j o y m e n t and e x p e r ie n c e . 
P lay s 
produ ced in L ittle T h e a t r e s a r e very 
inexpensive.

T he sc e n e ry 

is 
The Little T h e a t r e m o v e m e n t 
I boing in c rea sin g ly su p p o r te d by th e 
b e t t e r a c to rs, such as th e W a sh in g to n 
S q u a r e P la y e rs an d th e P ro v in c e to w n 
p a y e r s .

T e x as 

is a s ta t e p a r tic u l a r ly 

fa- 
j vo rab le to the bu ilding of L ittle T h e ­
a tr e s , since 
is f a r re m o ve d fro m 
New York, it is n o t on a c ir c u it, and 
it has a s c a tte r e d p o p u latio n , 
is 
said.

it 

it 

O f the Little T h e a t r e s th r o u g h o u t 
th e U nited S ta te s , the P r a ir ie P la y ­
house o f G a le sb u rg , 
has 
proved one o f the m ost su ccessfu l. 
The V a g a b o n d T h e a tr e o f Boston, 
which s e a ts six ty -seven people, is th e 
sm allest o f this type o f t h e a tr e s . 

Illinois, 

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SO PH O M O R E S D E F E A T

FROSH IN B A SE B A L L

Once m o re this y e a r a so pho m o re 
i n tr a m u r a l 
te a m m e te d o u t d e f e a t 
to a fre s h m a n a g g r e g a tio n . T h e first 
to 
y e a r baseball m en w e re u n a b le 
su p e rb p itc h in g of 
cope with 
J i m m y F a u lk n e r , sop ho m ore s te lla r
tw irle r, and c o n s e q u e n tly 
6 
to 5 d e f e a t S a tu r d a y w hen n i n e s ' i n 
fro m the two rival classes clashed on 
B r a c k e n r id g e Field.

ta s te d 

the 

a in 

HEET LONGHORNS

_______

, 

-* 

I O k la h o m a A. & M. H a s S everal
, 
, , 
R ecord H older* U n 
C inder P ath C rew
_
_

-
Its

_

_

_

_

r CLOSE CBnTEST EXACTED

V is it o r M ay W in D ista n c e 
R uns, But L on gh orn s W i l l 
C ontest A ll E ven ts C l o s e l y

M eeting th e ir first o u t- o f - s t a te o p­

p o n e n t s , 

th e Longhorn 

tr a c k 

te a m 

will to m o rro w a f te r n o o n , a t 3 o ’clock, 

e n g ag e the track a n d field p e r f o r m ­

ers 

fre»m O klahom a A. a n d M. 

in 

w hat p rom ise s t<> be one o f the m ost 

i n te r e s tin g m eets o f the season. Since 

t h e i r d ecidedly “ f lu k y ” d e f e a t Coach 

L ittle fie ld has been p u tti n g hiR sq u ad
th o ro u g h h a r d e n in g p r o ­
th r o u g h a 

cess, 

r 
to m o r r o w a f te r n o o n , the. tea m

, _ 

.,

should b«* tra v e llin g a t to p speed. 

O k l a h o m a an E n i g m a

J u s t w hat the a b ility o f th e O k la ­

ho m a n s is re m a in s an e n ig m a to the 

L o n gh orn m e n to r . T h e 

te a m fro m 

the 

Ind ian S ta te 

j u s t m a n a g e d 

to 

r a t h e r small 

nose o u t the c in d e r p a t h a r t i s t s o f 
S o u th w e s te r n K a n s a s College by a 
few points. T h e d e f e a t e d school is 
the 
a 
m a rk s and tim e re c o rd s m a r k e d up 
indicate t h a t the O k la h o m a n s sh ould 
han d o u t som e v e r y e n t e r t a i n i n g op« 
position.

in s titu t io n , b u t 

in 

o f 

these 

r u n n e r s 

s te r lin g 

H a v e S t r o n g D i s t a n c e R u n n e r s 
T e x a s r o o te r s m a y be tr e a t e d to 
a d is tin c t su rp rise . T h e y have b e ­
to se e in g Jeff 
come so a c c u s to m e d 
N eeley, “ R e d ” Loop, a n d the o ld er 
L o n gh orn d ista n c e m en m ake a r u n ­
a w a y o f the d ista n c e e v e n ts t h a t a 
a th le te s' 
d e f e a t 
would seem h a rd ly p ro b a b le . H o w ­
ever, O k la h o m a A. a n d M. has, p e r ­
haps, th e m ost fo rm id a b le trio o f dis­
ta n c e 
the S o u th w e s te r n 
C o n fe r e n c e , Dickerson, L. M cC ul­
lough, an d D onovan w e re 
th e class 
o f th e S o u th w e s te r n C o n f e r e n c e dis­
ta n c e p e r f o r m e r s , last y e a r , a s th e y 
cle a rly showed by th e ir e a s y w in n in g 
o f bo th th e mile a n d two mile e v e n ts 
a t the c o n fe re n c e m e e t a t H o u sto n . 
L o n g h o rn 
a d h e r e n ts believe, w ith 
very j u s t cause, t h a t N e ele y , Loop, 
Cox, a n d G rim es a r e m uch b e t t e r 
r u n n e r s th a n they were last season. 
At a n y r a te , the L o ng ho rn r u n n e r s 
will b<- v e ry keen to a v e n g e t h e i r de­
f e a t a n d 
th e ir efforts should b rin g 
fo rth the p r e t tie s t ra c es o f th e se a ­
son.

the 

Beanblossom 

B ea n b lo tf to m R e c o r d J u m p e r
is 

distin ctive 
nam e of 
the O klahom a p e r f o r m e r 
who, re c e n tly , broke th e c o n f e r e n c e 
broad ju m p rec o rd . He h u r le d h im ­
self into the pit f o r the d is ta n c e o f 
an inch o v e r 22 fe e t. M cD onald, one
o f his te a m -m a te s hurls th e ja v e lin
f o r 160 f e e t and more.

O th e r capable men who will be 
seen in action on M onday a f te r n o o n 
fo r th e O klah om a te a m a r e : J o h n s o n 

the h a lf mile r u n ; D. M cCullough
the q u a r t e r mile « v e n t; G add is in
the sh o t p u t ; G ra h a m in the discus; 
H a n se n in th e pole v a u l t ; J a c k s o n in 
the high j u m p ; and Dale and S te e le 
in th e re la y,

L o n g h o r n V ic to r y E x p e c te d 

T h re e tim es d u r in g the c o n te s t the 
sc ire was tied an d in o r d e r to d e t e r ­
m ine the v ic to r it was n e c e s s a r y to 
play an a dditio na l inning . 
F o r the 
w in n ers King and Chadwick hit b e s t; 
while fo r the losers Brow n show ed up 
T he second- 
tim b e r. 
b*Mt with 
th e w in n e r of 
y e a r n in e will meet 
I the Business A d m in istra tio n -P re -M e d 
I fray .

the 

Despite 

'h e n u m b e r o f high class 
O klah om a A. and M p e r f o r m e r s , it 
is believed 
t h a t the L o n g h o rn s will 
be able to g a r n e r th e lo n g e n d of 
the s c o r e . 
.Stinnett and B e a v e r s a re 
e x p e c te d to ta k e th e d a sh e s; T h a m e s 
and Seurlo ek should go well in the 
fa c t, e v e ry m e m b e r o f 
h u r d le s ; 
I thf* te a m , chosen by C oach L ittle fie ld
C O N D U C T V ESPER j to c o m p e te , is e x pe c te d to crow d the
: O klahom a e n t r a n t s to th e utmost, be-
th e v ic to ry 
t o e v ie 

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

rivill 

in 

Ve ap ers M onday a f te r n o o n will be fo re c o n c e d in g J a 

MISS N ETZER WILL 

“ S t a y 

f e a tu r e d by a p r o g r a m which will j in a n y e v e n t. 
be in the hands o f Miss May N e tz e r. 
A f te r 
th e p ro g ra m , which prom ises 
to be a v e ry e n jo y a b le one, th e re will 
be an election o f th e m e m b e rs o f the 
j u n i o r c a b in e t, fr o m th e n a m e s n o m ­
in a te d by the v a rio u s c o m m itte e s o f 
the Y o u n g W o m e n ’* C h ristia n Asso­
ciation .

in tile G r a n d

S t a n d ”

It has b een vArgently r e q u e s te d by 
the c o a c h in g ^ t a f a n d o th e r m e m be rs 
o f the a th le tic sta ff t h a t r o o t e r s s ta y 
in th e g r a n d s t a n d a n d n o t l i t t e r up 
the t r a c k a n d field w ith th e ir p re s­
ence. A t th e Rice m e e t, considerable 
a n n o y a n c e w as given to th e p erfo rm 
era, officials, a n d 
th o se su p p o rte rs 
who r e m a in e d in th e g r a n d s ta n d , by 
the in siste n c e of a la rg e n u m b e r of

Tho n o m in a tio n s ure m ad e by the 
d if fe re n t c o m m itte e s, a n d th e n a m e s 
a r e voted up on by th e m e m b e rs o f 
th e association a t th e r e g u l a r m e e t ­
in g

( Continued on page Four)

W a y n e Howell 

did 

some 

fa n c y 

in s tr u c tio n division o f the B u re a u of 

 BROWN KID ARCH 

P R E S E R V E R

DILLINGHAM’S

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of Fabric Weights for Summer

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D a i l y ( T e x a n

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First Coils** Lhujjr Is OM Soot#

ja th* tmmpm at tim Oilimttji 
of Tcts* l f ta# -ru4«Bt Mr e»*rr merataa 
uMpt Mowtey.

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Tete* Sos* IU *

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#ffld cl A**t.n, Tom, cader Un Art of 
Con*r«M MMI A irs 
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T O D A Y ’S STAFF

Rupert Gillett 
Fred L. Cole 
Henry C. Fulcher

Issue Editor 
Assistant 
Assistant

REPORTERS

A rthur Allen 
Carl Swartz 
Lloyd J. Gregory Dorothy Burr 
Helen Bogard us H. G. Stilwell 
Jewell Cowan 
J. S. Mr Neel 
R. F. Morrison 
J. W. Posey 
Helen Reed 
L- B. Jones 
H. J. Yarbrough
Berenice Cox

Ak a contemporary remarks, 
with mid-term 
exam inations 
upon us the Spanish athletes 
will begin receiving their spring 
letters— from the dean and the 
registrar. It is sincerely to be 
hoped that they w ill all be quali­
fied letters.

T H E I N T E R E S T T H A T
COUNTS.

A somewhat unique sugges­
tion has come from an alumnus 
of the U niversity a member of 
the class of ’84. that there should 
be among U niversity publica­
tions one that would belong dis­
tinctly 
to I he women of the 
school.

it 

Such a publication would be 
is 
impractical and 
rather 
doubtful if there is any field for 
it even if it were possible. The 
w riter of the letter may not be 
aware of the large and import 
ant part that is being played by 
the women of the U niversity on 
the student publications which 
are already in operation. But 
the letter serves to show' that 
the interest of the old-timers, at 
least one o f them, is always keen 
and that they are as much inter­
ested in the University** welfare 
as in the present student genera­
tion. That is the sort of thing 
which makes for the strength of 
institution and which up­
the 
holds the hands o f those who are 
actively engaged in carrying on 
its work. The letter fo llo w s;

“N oticing that Varsity has a 
number of most excellent publi­
cation'*, the thought has occurred 
to me, that the Co-Eds should 
have one also.
“They are 

such a 
splendid part in the upbuilding 
of Varsity and are a very large 
unit in its life, that it seem s to 
me that they should have a dis­
tinctive Co-Ed magazine or pa­
per.

taking 

“Tho 

'Texas Blue Bonnet*
edited by the women of Texas, 
might be a well won recognition 
of their service to the Univer­
sity.

“Why not suggest it through 

the columns of the Texan ?

“Yours truly,

“W ILL L. V IN IN G , 
“Texas ’84.

A MATTER OF IDEALS.

i n a u a i l x rn. a a w

religious temperament, and corn- by Dr. Tidwell; Baptist Young Peo- 
radeship 
Union at 7 p. rn.; weekly prayer 
College is a place for the de- meeting Wednesday at 7:15 to 8:16 i 

including h ig h 

ideals. 

» 

_____
Uni*«r.ity M«thodi.t Church 

j velopment o f ideals as well as p. m.
I for the acquisition of ideas. The 
ideals expressed by the m em bers 
Of th is class in sociology, which 
Guadalupe
u o u o iw pt:
are Very Sim ilar to th ose w hich * streets, Dr. K P. Barton pastor; ser- 
would probably be expressed by vices for 
the average intelligent class of 11:30 a. m .; Preaching at ll a. rn. and
the same sort, are interesting 
I :30 p. rn,, by Dr. Barton; meeting of 
and rather enlightening, despite 
th** Epworth League at 6:30 p. rn.
differences of opinion which Iii - 
dividuals may hold.

Tw enty-fourth 
int 
“ v • v 
• 

today: Sunday School at * 

and 
a u u 

* 

# 

OFFICIAL NOTICES

the Epw orth League Everyone is In­
vited to attend. League will start
promptly at 6:30.

PRESIDENT.

, 

THE MASONIC S tudy'
* 
... 
Club will meet on S u n -1 , 
d a \ , April 24, 1321 at Building Monday.
*2 :3 0 p. rn. 
for work
in M aster’s Degree. 

t /w . 

L W. C. A. PLEDGES are due
ti 1. 
•
<ri, *«n 
I he tabu* will be in un#* Main

*, 

• 

AI S c

GO VERN ME NT S EMI NAR will 
All m aster Masons cordially invited.j fleet in Room 7, G” Hall at 7:30 p.

.JOHN K. WEBER, I*res. ti., Monday, April 2 '

CHAIRMAN

It will be found of college or 
university student o f thu type
u n i v e r s i t y s t u d e n t o f th.- t y p e 
which is w orth w hile, when his 
real inner self is discovered, th a t; j ' 
his ideals, not only m atrim onial 
but otherwise, are really high 
thing w hich 
the 
ideals. Hut 
really counts is the stick in g to 
those ideals through thick and 
thin. W atching th is stick in g to 
or slipping away from standards 
constitutes a most 
in terestin g 
observation. If the really repre­
sentative student lives up to his 
ideals or even 
approxim ates 
them, he has m ade a trem endous 
stride toward success iii the true 
sense of that term.

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Eire! C hurch o f Christ

/ ; 

University Christian Church, cor-
-••••-— • • 
"** 
« 
? t , ' i 7 ! ' ™ ' 

j M INISTERIAL STUDENTS rn*,*
...... Monday e „ n i n g at i m p, m . jn t(l,
C"'Ver*|V. M. C. A. library. All b, the".

I and brin« Mend.

‘ Sunday .School ar 0:30 a. rn* preach-!
mg at, I I a. rn. and 7:15 p. rn. Dr. 
Charles H. Roberson will deliver both 
PRE-MEI) BASEBALL MEN be at
erm ons; his subjects will be: ‘’B e -1 
hold Your King” and “The Crown of j Brackenridge field at 2:30 Monitor.
Thorns,” Communion at 11:30 a Game with B. A’s. a t 4:00.
w» 

PRESIDENT.

~~

IMPORTANT MEETING o f Dan­
iel# Fun*! .Sunday at 8:1.7 p. rn Let 
the L am captains have ail your 
.yorkers out. New workers especially 
invited. We n u t prepare our work 
for th** com ing year. 
IU- there on 
tim e 

UH AIRM XX

Fi r*t P r e b y t e r i a n

MAN AND NATURE CLUB meets 
Monday, April 25, at 3 p. rn. at the 
home* of Prof. Pearce. Reading: Carl 
MEMBERS OF CAP AND GOWN Mayer’s “ Capture of the Orang-Ou-

MANAGER.

! 1 

if4 cordially 

invited 

to the w ear caps and gowns Tuesday, April * tang in Borneo.”

PRESIDENT

First Presbyterian Church, com er 26. 
Seventh and Lavaca streets, to the
students. Bible Class at 9:45 a. rn.. 
t e Endeavor Expert < lass at 6 p. rn ; e rd ’s Sunday School class 
ar r! the Christian Endeavor at 6:30! stalled this morning at the regular 
p . m. Regular preaching services are j class period. All officers and a1! 
a r H a. rn , and 7:45 p. rn. 
“You j Methodist Girls are urged to be out. 
may come 
can’fc go out one.”

in a stranger, but you 

HOGG DEBATERS meet in special
NEW OFFICERS of Miss Jje c h -! cession Monday night at 7:15 to give
will be in -';h e Intersociety team a send-off for
All members be 
PRESIDENT.

the first c o n te k
) resent

L et’s e a t an Ice C ream S and-

MUSICAL PROGRAM tonight a t j w ich. W . S. S. Bank.

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a v I . i v iv

‘-'W H - t 

_o-

All s • in!* C hapel

at 7:30 a. 

Whitis Avenue and Twenty-seventh 
S treet, The University Episcopal 
Church, Frederick J. Bate, rector. 
Fourth Sunday a fter Easter Holy 
Communion 
rn. The 
Church School, with classes for Uni­
versity students, and a men’s discus­
sion group at 9:30 a. rn. Morning 
prayer and sermon at 
l l ; su b ject;
‘.Social Messages of Jesus and Hu­
man Progress- 2 Human Society and 
Social Honesty,” Evening prayer and 
.Subject: 
address at 3:00 o’clock, 
“C hrist’s 
The 
Students’ Sunday H ub at 4 30 p. rn 
All students are invited 
an im port­
an t meeting.

la rg e r Message.” 

U n i v e r s i t y C h u r c h o f C h r i s t

Nineteenth Street and University 
( lasses assemble for Bible 
Avenue. 
Study at 0:45 a. rn. Sermon; “ Be. 
hold your king,” l l a. m. Commu- 
nion at 11:50. Sermon: “ The Crown 
of Thorns,” 7:45 p. m. Mr Cha*. 
H, Roberson of the Bible Chair of 
the Church of Christ will speak at 
both the morning and the evening I 
services.

Mid-week meeting on Wednesday 
7:45 p m. A cordia! welcome fori! 
al! at each service.

C atholic
St. A ustin’s Chapel 

(Paulist Fa­
th ers!, Twenty-first and Guadalupe 
streets. Sunday services: Low Mass 
at 7 a. rn.; High Mass at IO a. rn.; 
Sunday School a t 9:15 a. in.; evening 
services at 7:30 p. m , when Father 
Handley will begin his series of lec ­
for non-CathoIics which will 
tures 
continue throughout th*- week at 7:30 
every evening. Masses every day 
daring the week at 6:30 and 7 15 
a. rn, with an instruction by F ather I 
Handley at 6:55 a rn. Faculty mem-' 
hers and students are extended a cor ! 
dial invitation to hear this celebrated 
lecturer.

T«**» Bibl* Chair

University Avenue 

and Twenty
first street, Mr. F. L, Jew ett, instruc­
tor. Mr. Jew ett will speak this morn 
mg at 
the subject; 
“ Re-creation and Religion.”

l l o’clock on 

U n iv e r s ity Bap tist Church

and 

Twenty-second 

Guadalupe 
streets, Dr. J. B. Tidwell, supply 
pastor. 
services: Sunday 
School at 9:30 a. rn., which will be 
in charge of Dr. W. M W. Splawn; 
preaching at l l a. m., and 8 p. rn.,

Sunday 

OXFORDS

A .smart. ,styJi.sh shoe, built with a 
•special arch construction to afford the 
kind of w alking base N ature requires 
is the Arch Pre­
for the fo o t— such 
server O xford.

and 

them well 

This shoe is m ade for w ell feet— to 
com fortable 
keep 
life. It affords th e sam e 
throughout 
w alking base you would have if you 
went barefoot. H ow ever, if you al­
ready have foot troubles, you will find 
d eligh tfu l relief by w earing the Arch 
Preserver Oxford.

See this m odel in the soft brown kid 
f ’uhan and Military heels, 

in both 
priced at —

$ 11.00

V.-

Iv

r f

J

Dillingham Shoe Co.

A u stin ’s G re a .e st S h o e S to re

Eyes Examined

Glasses F itted

J. THOMAS WARD

O p tom etrist and O p tician 
TIS Confr***

ELECTRI CAL
LAMPS, SHADES. PORTABLES 
CURLERS
IRONS. 
GRILLS, 
Fall on us fo r your p lu m b in g and e lectric a l w ants.

A. E. HANCOCK CO.

908 Congress

Phone 193

MUR

LEONARD BAKER
Successor to Baker A Peterson 
PHONE 7640 
1516 LAVACA ST.
High Grade Dry Cleaning 
Pressing, stc.
MEN’S SUITS
Cleaned amt pressed . . . $1.00
WOMEN’S
Coat Suits and Dresses cieansd
$1.00 ansi up
sud p r e m e d 

Called for and Delivered 
Promptly

UNIVERSITY CASH GROCERY

^ ® Have a J om plete Line of Fresh U p-to-date G roceries 
At A ttractive Prices

Mid-Summer

Young Men’s Suits

$35 $45

Suits finely ta ilo red — tak in g into account every new D e­
tail of Style th at is preferred b y young men particular 
about the clo th es th ey w ear—

Of W orsted, C assim eris, Serges, C heviots and T w eed s— 
fabrics suited to E very P referen ce— and the N ew Sport 
Suits are e sp ec ia lly attractive.

New Brogues Arrive

E. M. Scarbrough & Sons

*

lf

Sin clair L ew is’ L atest N ovel
MAIN STREET
For S ale By 
E V E R Y B O D Y ’S BOOK STORE 
906 C ongress A ve.

The Walter Tips Co

A re you a m em b er o f th e C h am b er of C o m m erce? 

Be a b ooster an d jo in th e C h am b er o f C om m erce. 
C ham b er o f C o m m erce n e e d s you . Jo in today.**

C LEA N IN G

PRESSING

University Toggery

( o m p lete Ijn e o f G en t’* Furnishing*

2800 1-2 G uadalupe 

T el. SOSO

Answer* to a questionnaire 
which was recently given to a 
sociology class at Ohio State 
U niversity relative to the re­
quirements for a life partner on 
the part of the men and the wo­
men. respectively, of the class 
disclosed some rather interest­
ing facts.

 

 

CHAPEL NOTICE 

4 .
■F 
+ 
+
4* Dr. Barton was the speaker 4# 
4* at Chapel yesterday. The gen- of# 
H* era! theme of his talk was the 4#
4* seriousness of life. Life is not 4 . 
4** an 
insurance policy, and 

in 

th e o r d e r 14* and shams of life. 

the 4
I n t h e a n s w e r* o f th e t h i r t y I + saving of the soul for the world 4. 
y o u n g la d ie s in th e c la s s to th e "h to c<»«u? is not the only object 4# 
life* Each one’s purpose 4# 
q u e s tio n a s to t h e c h ie f r e q u is ite j 4* a f 
o f a n id eal h u s b a n d , th e p r e d o m - I *1* should be to produce a life that 4 - 
in a n t d e m a n d w a s f i r s t f o r a i d * counts for something now as 4 * 
m a n o f gocd h e a lth . F o llo w in g j*h weH *» hereafter. W ith this 4* 
good h e a lth wen* *he c h a r a c te r - 
purpose in view one should 4#
ls tic s o f b u s in e s s a b ility , neat-!*!* ** in earnest and not devote 4* 
n e s s e d u c a tio n , good d is p o s itio n {•J* *11 of his time to the frivolities 4* 
4.
a n d g o o d h a b it.% 
Barnful. The ten men in the class 
Next week we are to have a 4# 
declared good 
looks to be, the 
first characteristic of the ideal 
It was specified 
girl for a wife. 
that she must bf* good looking 
but not necessarily beautiful. 
Other attributes which were to 
be desired were a good physique, 
a good heredity, cheerfulness, 
contentedness, an ev^n temper, 
frankness and sincerely in mat­
rimonial dealings, a love of the 
home, a good education, exper­
ience as housekeeper and cook,

series of addresses by Father A
4* Handley, who will be remem- 4 . 
4* bered as a very attractive 4* 
4* speaker who was with the Paul- * 
*r int Fathers here some years 4* 
to have 4 > 
*r ago. We are glad 
4* Father Handley with us again 4* 
4- and bespeak for him a hearty v 
4* welcome.
4* 
4* service on Monday, 
4* dresses beginning Tuesday 

There will be the usual song 4 * 
the ad- 4 . 
4*

* + * + * * H h 4 - 4 - * 4 - +

P R O M P T D ELIV ER Y A N D C O U R T E O U S T R E A T M E N T
C om er 24th a n d G u a d a lu p e
Phone 628 

LOOKE’S CAEE

P lum b in g an d H eatin g 
Contractors

iK)5 C ongress A ve
P h on e 131

SMH

j 

THEME PADS 

THEME PADS

50 S h e e ts o f nice, sm o o th , glossy 
paper for 1 5c.

WUKASCH BROS.
H om e-m ade Cakes 
and Pies

MAC’S

“FOR SERVICE”

We endeavor to furnish the beet banking service 
in Austin.

W e labor under the im pression th at w e do 

W* invite everyone to give us a trial.

CITIZENS STATE BANK

G U A R A N TY F U N D BANK

Large enough to protect you. 
Sm all enough to know you. 
A lw ays ready to saree you.

I

D. B. GRACY, Chairm an o f the Board

Eldred M cKinnon, V. P. A. W. W ilkerson, Pres. 
Leo Kuhn, A irt. C ashier D. T. Igleh art, V ice Pres,

 CLARA B A U E R

A t M u eller’s S h o e S tore

In Just the R ight 

Shade of G ray

-So b e a u tifu l to look 
to d iffcu lt to 
u p o n ; 
d escrib e— th a t 
so ft, 
rich to n e o f grey th a t 
e v e r y o n e 
lo o k in g 
is 
fo r!

THE DAILY TE

boycott. Student gi and profi­
teers, we might beghty men’ 
some day and use tWer.

I agree with my filet us have 
more and more arfun the sub­
ject. 

’UDENT.

DR WILLIAM B K G M A N - 
Suite 410 Littlefield aug. Dentist 
and Pyorrhea Special Phone 2538

V1SIT 

the Palacarber Shop 
Bib 

Hall of Kame, i(*»Tt Kress 
Wolfe, Prop

tf

LOST Fountain fin basement 
of Y. M. ( . A. Th ay evening. 
23
Ring 3370. T. L. Al 

CO LL KGF MEN WVK IV---lf you 
want an opportunity earn next 
year’s college e x p e n s e s summer, 
while 
receiving praal business 
training, present youoplication to 
Mr. L. 0 . Clark at th* M. C. A. on 
Monday. 

— 24

BRIDAL SILVER 
OF PAR EXCELLENCE

the 

To choose Silver for the Brit I 
Present at this store not only r* 
fleets 
. 
taste of the one who gives, fftttl 
meets with greater and lasting^! 1 
preciation o f the recipient.

judgm ent and 

Here you have choice of a re­
markably w ide range of apt r> 
priate articles of silver. A fd 
adding much to their value is he 
Engraving Service we rem e x 
which is unexcelled even in th e 
leading Metropolitan 
je w e ry 
shops.

Come in tomorrow and make 

your selections.

J E W E L E R S 

718 C on g ress

T a k e a G ood Look A t 

Our W in d ow D isp la y s T o d a y

W ith A p ologies to the 

V arsity Circus “ Barkers

T hree-piece Suits

IS S leo $ 7 5

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. 
'-'V ;Vf f? t 
Two-piece Suits

; •. 

/ 

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H S 

t o S S O

lJhm Doms** TI our 
\W**hi and m i Product.

Th*' 
■f.uc 
ii* 
(ta i 
* 

it e .tie « f ■ 

.iiii»i«v.n a ’ £0 
. 'id 

«*■; 
‘
tho pbr*j
tv! an mi ti* h^n *' * ,o a* an, i
tat* -ippra.mi i t.h^. <*rop-1
nm aunt *e :v .iv, effcte its of \ 

f l 

b 

• is #'■ 

ie*- the lf trance

;i 0 Iat t T by .-fuming Lend*. 

Th*
.pproved try fbi- Slat*1
i cr & I before the mi«-

• rn
jgd JSM ap -»* 
( l l 

P>m J 

cpl Jwat'i

Tit* opinion of some of the irtvrs- 
.«■ i* - that |1,500,(100 will be re- 
the case,
m il i citizens Havf pledged them- 

this Im* 

should 

' - ir» a- c 

Iffy#*. th rn ak*- up the deficit.
I A disinterested r< preventative will 
.elect***! by tie pure ha dug corn­
r 
ier***-. He will have the power of 
I • t over all pricy agreement* be* 
Ifieen the committee and the land- 
In this manner the citizens 
j ic WR 
| : u . y the honda may be protected, 
Si Bttp 
to condemn th* property of 
1 ^ '* w te attempt to take advantage'j 
•7 the t.’Ittattot) by charging w y e s - J 
iinmr-i 
‘i oe * * *wt m itier, howevfr-. | 

•• e «**< vi?$ vin be taken 
lately 
iftie tp a t % i*y tai usual difficulty 
.nereage.
Lo!.»ii U>g he x e c i -«ar>- 

CORNYN wOE 5 Rn SEARCH 
! W O R K IN VV C H A K CM. OC Y

fin; n e w o r k p 

i vi 
\i v t* . ee 

bt d d 
I F r o fea e P ^ J Ft, 
• be department *f 
fjsr.
r t t i g a f , S o u t h w e s t »,n Dr-,--, m'. i f / , ba
i> een 
I

f w Y r a i dty 
,>*•? *a
ibr& ry, f i o m tim*- - fie t ii* ,#t 
atioj; for sperm im:? t ie un im- f 1.* I 
la g s b> M e x ic o Cj f , v ile r * 
» I 
,'ontir iii; b's s t u d ) i n „ tho Tat eft.»

t 

* a a 1 

• htfo» t ■-<•*/ 
w m w m *

\ •Mia* st b * v 

_

Ca ndtdaie H a s R e c car <1 v* I f 
v ic e in W a r a n d U n i­
v e r s it y

Cha*. L Terry, of Hillsboro, in** 
authorized the announcement of h is 
candidacy foi the ogle 
of council 
man from the Law Department fur 
if 1 9 2 1 - 2 2
th e 

•»■ shop, 

Mr. T*rry entered the *>*v.>r«;l v 

to 

two y 

'"'.nip at 

I t 14 and on Aplet et 

h 
work ann vo unteereo foi the F irs t 
leo n 
Officers' Training 
Springs.' He wa, assigned 
’he 
36th Division awd served with r in 
France and was mustered 
.ut with 
bis divssjoo in June. 191 sh He re 
fall 
entered 
>f '19 *nd v ii lake his B A degree 
iii .Lint- Mid HL LL B. in June *923. 
He h at present sakwii «***% having 
erst * red rh** Maw School b*;* past 
• wm .oei. 

the University 

in the 

' ,

c f 

phases 

student* 

Mr, T*rjf v has kept in Jouch- 'VKh 
act iviU *-••«*, 
An, orig th e clubs of wha cli he is a 
rn* s. Lei a r e . the A. E. F. Club, the 
Hogp Debating Society and the- Oui-
versa tv UaaoAiit Rtudf C!«!;„ 
lit has 
bee'* tg a a c is s f fl. w ith th e t , | 3f. C A* 
s'
fur ell Ie each year and ** rv*d * 
th --P ' III Mire CNMPanttwo dpHttg f w

•O ne-strap turn so les Ju n ior L ouis h eels.

P hone 5 0 7 7

AUTHORIZED RAILROAD BAGGAGE TRANSFER 

■Also, a rich G o ld e n B row n tw o -stra p pum p, 
turn so les J u n io r L ouis h e e ls.

W e H aul E verything

A t $ 1 4

A t $ 1 5

J . & I. C ousins sh o es for w o m en a re th e BEST 
sh o es m a d e——no d o u b t a b o u t it— sty le , m a ­
teria l and w o rk m a n sh ip c a n ’t be b eat.

H ere E x clu siv e ly

CARL H. MUELLER

608 Congress Ave. 

Home of Good Shoes

S T U D E N T S

When Down Town Call Around 
— A t The—

N ear Littlefield Building

609 Congree Avenue

KEH v s m ith
DRY CLEANER AND 
HATTER 

03 W. 6th 

Phone 6698

Unite I Staten D epositor,’

On Candies, All Assortments 
$1.00 PER POUND 
HOLIDAY PACKAGES STATIONERY AT 
33 1-3 Per Cent Discount *
Buy your Easter Gifts now and we will deliver 
them Easter Morning for you.

JOSEPH’S PHARMACY

6325— 6335

C. M. MILLER

^ Wall P a n e r , Paints Oils, White Lead, Window Glass and

Painters Supplies. Picture framing a specialty 

807 Congress Avenue 

. 

Phone 6260

YOU’LL U K E OUR SERVICE

After the Majestic You’ll 
Find Your Friends Here.

GRIFFITH DRUG

A U S T I N ' S * :

g r e a t e s t !
r * A M u r tjir u r r H I

Z Z * 

H O N E 

E H 

2 6 5 2 

S B * 6 I C 0 N G

Tamales, Chili, Enchi­
ladas, P e c a n Candy—

O ther Goods

Across From University 
Methodist

WUKASCH BROS
Home-made Cakes 
and Pies

Austim, Texas

K. P. WILMOT, Pnatdaai 

T- *• DAVIS, Vke-Prwldcnt 

MOBUS HIRSCHFELD, V. I*

JNO. B. CHILES, Vlce-Prw. 

WM H. FOLTS, ViM-Pnridaat 
c. M. BARTHOLOMEW. Omsk.

8. B. ROBERDEAD, A n t C«Wer

FACULTY AND STUDENTS' ACCOUNTS SOLICITED 

NO ACCOUNT TOO SMALL TO HANDLE

 SIDE SW O W S A N D

COMIC ACTS AID

IN CIRCUS SHOW

(Continued from page I)

c rfim , candy and other eatables to S T R O N G T E A M OF 
a persistent and hungry num ber o f 

T R A C K STARS TO

O ' chance, with K cw p ieJ 
and dolls as prizes, wert statio n ed at I 
inviting positions.

MEET LONGHORNS

(Continued from Page One)

T H £ DAILY IU

RIH* 

In charge o f j. Henderson. 
Assistants: Po Ferguson, and changed 

TH E H IG H LA N D C, E. will meet;
this evening a t 6:45, th e tim e being; 

from 7 :00 

The m eeting

Coffer. 

will begin prom ptly and will close a t I
Ju d g es of curiim m s and Ek- 7 :45. Every C. E. is Btrged to a tte n d !
and h ear the announcem ents o f some
H elpers w ith t»nd field events big plans for the rem ainder of this

J dahl. 

the Mana * e r M o,a; , n t Keller, and year

PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN.

(Continued from page Ona)

mons.

Try an -Ice Cream Sandw ich.

V A R S IT Y S T A G E S

B E S T P A R A D E IN

CIRCUS HISTORY

Coach Littlefield has announced

ley 

Moo re and

the rooters upon 
events them selves.

« „ — --I 
supervising 

his entries as follows:

120-yard h ird les: Thame*, Sim­

Assistant Young.
Announcers: 

Granger.

en

clowns, an 

independent

”ntr.v,| Ellis.

nud e up with remarkable in g en u ity ,, 
The Fiji Village was th<> entry of Ellis,

220-yar(l <],»„

the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity The 
judges making these awards were: J McCullough or Dove,
Oscar U. Strackbein, Mias Ad-n, Min* j 
Hiss, D. F Bobbit, Thomas C, Clark ! FoHt<*r or Neeley.
J. Benton Morgan, and Charles Har-i 
ritt, Jr.

° ne*miJe run

I Grimes.

100-yard dash: Beavers, Stinnett,

Arnold Sc Atman, D'». C. 

Beavers, Stinnett,

C om plete X-I Laboratory 

CHIROFCTORS

UG-yard dash: McNait, W ikoxen.

-mg.yard run: Hawley, Anderson,

309 Weal*. Street

Pho^393 
C o n s u l tm F r e e

Neeley, Atchison, 

_

, , 
Hours 9 to 5 Id Phone 802
WM. A. LEV M D. D.O.
S p e c ialize s O s te o p a th y 
Rooms 3 anc F irs t F lo o r 
M a s o n fe m p le 
A ustiiTexas

(r iv e us one c h a n c e a n d 
y o u ’ll give us t w o ”
VULCANIZING
108 W . 5th 
P h o n e 7883

ill

Ss

NEW BULLETIN ISSUED

Those Interested in the geology of 
Cocke county can obtain definite in­
formation from a new pamphlet rec­
ently published as a University of 
Texas bulletin. 
In this document are 
to he found valuable discussions of 
such pertinent matters a* oil and gat 
possibilities, natural structure , and 
character of the soil.

Consideration is also giv*ri a- to 
the major and minor structuies i. 
different sections o f the county. The 
pamphlet will be ready for cftstribu-
bion soon.

NEED GLASSES?

— S 6 6 ----

3. GREENBERG

Exclusive O p to m e tm u

Two-mile run. Loop, Cox, Grim es 

or Neeley.

~^o-y&rd hurdles: Scurlock and! 
I

Thames. 

Shot p u t: Williams, Wilcoxen. 
Discus: Hamilton, Dittert, Bralley, 

Javelin: Hamilton, Vantine, Haw­

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Davis.

ley, Le issuer.

Pole vault: Atchison, Price.
Broad 

jump: Price, Wilcoxen,

I ha rn es, Le inaner, Scurlock.

High jump: Dittert, Payne, Davis, 

Relay rn- «*: Beavers, McNatt, Haw ! 

Relay race: W ilcox**, Dove, Mc-

Thames.

Icy, Fikes. *

UuUough.

Officials will be:
Starter 
( Carlisle).

and 

Clerk of course: Bellmont.
Field clerk : Ahrens.
Judgts of finish: Whitaker, Disch, 
d Griscom
nscom
Timers: Me I .eau, Penn, and Bryan. 
Field judge: Ettlingcr,

I and

referee;

Gardner

Mon., Tm. a n d W ed .

W i l l is F a r nu rn

IN

THE SCUTTI,ERS

T h u rs., Fri. a n d Sat. 
C o n sta n c e B in n ey 
IN

“SOMETHING

DIFFERENT”

HE FELL IN LOVE WITH HIS 
PRISONER

She had sought to overthrow his 
government, and so there was only 
one thing to do- put her in prison. 
But he admired her courage and
her scorn, and soon admiration 
turned to lo w . W hat could he do? 
“H O M E T H ! N G DIFFERENT,*’ 
with CONSTANCE BINNEY as 
I In- heron ie, is just what the title 
suggests.

era,” by two oysters, brought several 
laughs.

Kappa Sigm a’s terrific bull fight 
drew blood from both beast and tor- 
readora.

Dekes mystic “Voltoro” beld the 

audience between grins and tears.
Phi Gam’s “Fiji Village,” 

ini­
innocent public into the 
tiating an 
dramatic dom estic 
the F iji 
life of 
islanders, the hairiest race on earth , 
was second in “class” only to Sigma 
Chi’s “ Chinese U nderw orld.”

Rustic usses pictured 

the perils 
ta k e d o w n stairs and shaking 
from 
piaster walls, as lived by the men 
students at B. Hall. The p o rtra itu re 
was unusually tru e to life.
Kappa A lpha’s D r. 

Johnson's 
“Temple of .Science,” droll and un­
usual, clim axed with a 
lecture on 
“ What a fool you were fo r coming 
in,” which much moved the audience.
fraternity’s 
“Female jackass, the silent enigma” 
drew many “suckers.”

Acacia, with 

the 

Delta Theta Phi’s “Tequilla,” the 
“dancing poor fool” caused much 
lamentation. T eq uila was imported 
from Obscenia.

Chi Phi kept back the crowds from 
“ Rink Turns,' a dangerously wild 
creature, phosphorescent and sopho- 
rtforous in smell.

Delta Chi, with the “seven won­
ders of perdition” brought up the 
rear.

Phi Psi fared forth with “ Hell’s 
Half-Acre,” a fossilised tooth o f a 
diseased horse.

Newman Club’s clever “ Wallapa- 
lusa,” of the great American hold-up, 
the suspender, and other fresh feat* 

o f th . 
the cb

f ? 

was much enjoyed

Sunday Club’s “ Madame Alba,” 
the woman who can tell your future 
made a “h it,” accom panied by the 
entertaining Ambrose Twins, 
the 
sleight-of-hand tricksters, and Senor­
ita Viki. The audience was com plete­
ly “taken in ” by the seriousness of 
the act, as attested by the unusual 
fact th at th ree individuals asked for 
private conferences with the mystic.
Beta Theta Phi gave the public a 
chance to duck any member of the 
fraternity, with an old-fashioned “hit 
the nigger” vehicle.

Pierian Literary Society sold ice

H A N C O C K
OPERA HOUSE

M on., Tues.. W ed.

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Especial Attention and Service to Fraternity and 
Sorority Houses

W. A. ACHILLES & CO.
PIONEER GROCERS

1602-04 L a v a ca S treet 
P h o n e s 8 6 5 . 8 6 6 , 8 6 ?

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S u n sh ad e s on y o u r w in d sh ield m ak e 
late a fte rn o o n d riv in g p le a s a n t— H a v e y o u 

seen th em ?

T h ie v e s c a n ’t ste a l y o u r m o to r m eter 

w h e n it is a tta c h e d w ith S chlioch M otor- 

M eter L ock, $ 1 .8 5 .

H a v e y o u r c a r m ad e n ew w ith a w ash

a n d polish.

THOMSON MOTOR CAR CO.

DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CAR 

Also

C omedy

‘T h e Jo ck e y ’

COMPANY

W holesale Dry Goods

NOTIONS A N D FUR­
NISHING GOODS

321-527 Congress Ave.

SWANN 
FURNITURE & 
CARPETS 
COMPANY

401

N E W C O L U M B IA R E C O R D S F O R M A Y
O N S A L E

SPRINGTIME— Grant Stephens.
MAKE BELIEVE— W aldorf A storia D ance O rchestra.

ISAAC BLEDSOE

FRED K IN G D O N , M anager

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he S ta tio n e ry o f a G e n tle m a n ’ 
ew as g o o d N O N E B E T T E R 
k N ew S to ck a t a 10 to 20 P e r 

C e n t R e d u c tio n

HHKISITY DRUE STORE

Do You Like Fine Tailoring

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offers you real im p o r te d W o o len s a n d skillful h a n d 
ta ilo rin g . 
the 
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in every re sp e c t as 

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th e life of th e Suit.

prices.

All th is a t a big sav in g over th e C ustom i’ailors 

HARRELLS

K nox 
H a ts 
C a m p u s C aps

H o le p ro o f 
B eau tiful 
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Sox

E a rl & Wilson 
S h irts and 
Collars

CAPITOL BAKERY

W in. R ubenson, Proprietor
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BAKERY GOODS

2409 G uadalupe St.

Phone 7016 

ACCOM M ODATING

Fraternity
Sorority
Boarding House and 
Private Family

WE DO ALL OUR BAKING

— Bread 
— Pies 
— Cakes 
— French Pastry

M averick C afe

BACK TO OLD PRICES

W hy no t p a tro n iz e a m o d e rn la u n d ry at th e 
fo llo w in g prices
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P h o n e s 6 073 & 6536

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UNDERWOOD
Standard Portable Typwriter 
“ A TRIUMPH FOR THE TRAVELER tf

Underwood Typewriter Co.

A ustin, T exas

Elks B ldg.

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Phone* 105 65*

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