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Fir»t C o lle g e D o ily in th e South

V O L . XXIII.

A U S T IN , T E X A S, F R ID A Y , SE PT E M B E R 2 9 , 1922

N o . 6

Texas Captain Who 

Will Not Be Seen 

in Kangaroo Game

E
WILL BE TEST

MILITARY COUPS
IO BE RECRUITED 
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it. I I

E n gin eer C om pany of N ation al 
G u ard W ill Be O rg a n ized 
o f V arsity S tu d en ts

A p p lica tio n s 

for M em b ersh ip 

W ill Be R eceiv ed in A d ju ­
tan t G e n e ra l’s O ffic e

B y F r a n c i s G . W i l s o n

LA IV STUDENTS HEAR 

JOINT ADDRESS FROM

VINSON AND TOWNES

M’CILL IS MADE 

II PRESIDENT 
OE JOURNALISTS

G ov. W . H. M ayes an d L loyd 
G regory T a lk on W ork 
o f D ep a rtm en t

ENTER 

ITHLETIC FIELD

C om m ittee 

Is A p p o in te d 
A rou se In terest in Intra- 
m u ral Sp orts

to

As the first business o f the se s­

sion Wm. L. McGill o f Corsicana was 

chosen as president o f the School o f 

Journalism a fte r a prelim inary ad­

dress by Gov. W. H. M ayes, chair­
man o f the departm ent. O ther of­
ficers chosen w ere: Ellen Osborne,

vice-president; W. D. K endall, 

o f

President R o m p s on 
Lawyers for Alleged 
Part in Hazing

B y R i c h a r d L. S w a r t z

“ We 

lire 

in 

the best 

possible

thing in the world. We are in the

W estern H em isphere which 

the

is 
|v 

best hem isphere in th e w orld; we 
are in th e U nited S ta tes which is the 

best cou n try in the W estern H em is­

phere; w e are in T exas w hich is the 

best sta te in the U nited S ta tes; we

are 

in the U n iversity which 

is the 

best th in g 

in 

the sta te o f T exas; 

we are 

in the 

law' school which 

is 

the best school in the U n iversity, and 

wfe are it.”

i „ ThUS 

,udBl' T ow m 's ' ,loan o f I Lakewood, N. Y ., 

the law school to 

sever.-,! hundred ; Mary R 

v ic.-p rerid en t;
, lowm an o f Grcenvi)|o> se c .

istu en ts o f th, 

law ^cho>d 

,,t 

its 

. M aurice Crain,

form a! op en in g in the Law A uditor- Cany(m and Jan(. K W orthin(rton o f 

mm at 
ing. This speech w as follow ed by

l o o ’clock y esterd a y morn-1 [)allaK reporU r8. 

strong applause, a fte r which Dean

A fter short 

talk s by older stu ­

dents o f 

the d epartm ent on class 

PEP RALLY PUTS 
OLD T U E SPIRIT 
IN TEXAS RANKS

D ean T a y l o r W h ip s G ath erin g 
to F r e n z y of S ch o o l L oy­
alty W ith T alk

T h e O r a n g e and 

th e W h i t e ,

L o n g M a y 

it f l o a t ,

O v e r V a r s i t y ’* t e a m *

A n d the F a r m e r * ’ g o a t .

— D e a n T a y lo r .

R egu lar T eam to B e R ea d y for T ow ne‘ continued his address.

spirit, the p resident was authorized 

The m eeting sw ung 

into 

I

njfi.deers o f 

O rganization o f U n iversity com -j 
the :
patty A, 14 |t h 
T exas national guard will begin t o - j 
day with the le e r u itin g o f a strength 
o f 73 m en and 3 o ffic e r s from the 
student body, Thom as I). B arton, 
a djutant genera! o f m ilitary forces 
of the 
.state announced W ednesday 
a ftern oon . Com pany A is to be th e ! p i r r p i N y T D V f ltITC 
fir st com pany o f a new regim ent o f h i rr h i j j h I ii I U U I J 
e n g in e e r s to be form ed in the 36th
division state national guard.

J U D G E J O H N C. T O W N E S 
D e a n o f t h e T e x * * L a w S c h o o l

SION BETTED RESULTS

U n iv ersity men w ill have chances 
at all com m issions in the com pany 
in the order 
and will be considered 
of their application, Adj. Gen. B ar­
ton declared, and p referen ce w ill be 
giv en ex-serviee and 
oversea m en. 
R ecru itin g will be through the o ffic e 
o f the adjutant general w here ap­
plications must be made for adm ls- 
aion to the com pany; how ever, 
was 
would he on the cam pus during th e _ 
IO days o f enlistm ent. 

intim ated that 

o ffic e r s . 

sta te 

u 

. 

E m e r g e n c y C o r p s

C oncerts by 
C hristm as 

>rty new men tried oui 

Forty

for th e . 

,. 

, 

v __

it Men

’s G lee Club last night in nddit- 
out

tried 

who 

. * 
Tuesday bringing the

. 

.

total 

to 

a

record. T hese new' m en w ill all be

*

b t l Responsibilities

j 

“ This being it carrier with 

it a

responsibility, and you m ust live ac-

cordingly. You are selected men

, 

and wom en trained by the sta te 

. 

., 

. 

. 

.
in

the protection o f the general w elfa re

o f the s ta te ” ! Dean T ow nes wen

On to say, follow ed 

and 

follow ed
in the

E xplaining the nature o f the new | kept. 

Those with b est v o ices will
xao .e w o o dos* y u a n " » « ; w ith a talk on the chan ges 

com pany, Gen. Barton said, “ W hile | be selected to m eet ev ery Tuesday ^ h o o l fo r the com ing year.
o f course the com pany will be sub-; nitrht w ith the 

regu]ar m en w hile 

o We s r e sta rtin g au8picum s

| 

to appoint at a 

later date a com ­

m ittee to have charge o f departm en­

tal a ffa irs. This body will endeavor 

to 

develop 

intram ural 

athletics 

am ong the Journalists, w ill make ar­

rangem ents 

for social a ffa ir s, and 

w ill in general work toward a build­

ing up o f a sp irit o f unity 
group.

in 

the 

Gov. M ayes w as then ceiled upon 

to make a short talk in regard to 

the journalistic w'ork and purposes. 

He recom m ended th a t many 

ineet-

in- n5 s 1)0 

year, both
o f a social and business character, 
and that a com m ittee, o f which the 
president should a ct as chairm an, 
be appointed to extend an 
invita­
tion to P resid en t R. E. Vinson to
an-

rcserv e 

t0 : y ea r,” said Dean T ow nes in closin g

year,

his address, “ Get down 

to 

hard, 

honest work, and stick to your own
opinions until they are proven 
correct, and you w ill not g e t 
trouble,"

into 

o f choral work in the A ustin H igh 

V i n t o n S p e a k s

Schols w ill again be d irector, which

Judge T o w ie s presided

at 

the

fa c ilita te g e ttin g 

th^ j convocation, and 

introduced Preai- address the departm ent. McGill 

men in condition. 

. . . 
the not too Jat<j to tr y out and esp ecially presidents speech w as in part 

[ dent V inson who made the opening < noUnced that this com m ittee
supple
address which Dean T ow nes 
“*** Jt 18 stl 1 m ented w ith his own speech. T he
as

be appointed in a fe w days and that 
the attem pt w ill be made.

w o e

m eet later for a fin al w eeding out

“ o f 

. 0 " J 

“ f- ; 0 ,h fr s wU1 * * Put ° » 

th ey w ill not be called e x cep t 
in 
cases o f national em ergen cy. This
is shown by the fact th at w hile n a b -]0 * tiu‘
out E ighteen out 
ional guardsm en were 
stu- men from last years club 
during the shopm ens’ 
re­
dents o f every character w ere 
leased in 
their 
to 
studies. M embers o f the com pany 
w ill also have the privilege 
ten d in g th e sum m er national guard w»ll f e a t l y 
encam pm ents.” 

called 
strike, 

resum e 

o f a t

time 

o f the tw e n ty -fiv e

w ill be

back, and L ester B renizer, director 

, 

, 

a

• 

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, 

i 

» 

, 

*, 

i j 

ou 

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A • 

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It was explained that p etition Is M a n a g e r H ittson
, 
of 

* 
,, 
to be m ade the president 
U n iv ersity for the old S. M, A. b a r -; 
w ants men who can play str in g in- 
, 
racks fo r an arm ory and 
com pany] 
st ru rn en ta bs w ell lls si nor 
weu as s,n s-
roonu?. Should the com pany g et this 
building, m em bers would board and j 
The m e n W1H m eet in two section s,
room there with practically no Cbst, on Tuesday and Thursday a ftern o o n s
.« 
I 
the state paying most of the expen- j and even in g-, f o r the 
sex 
o u t t tut room 
wouid be g lVen free by the national ^
guard and that 
be
given at absolute cost. The S. M 
A. barracks would also 
a 
con v en ien t arm ory for the com plete Christm as holidays as it 
arm y 
furnished from Fort Sam H ouston,;
San A ntonio, T exas.

few concerts during the
two

u jiumber 0 f old m en will be 

will be whipped into shape 

equipm ent which will 

be years ag.0

t was pointe 

• to give a 

furnish 

 ^ ^ 

would 

board 

tim e 

, . . . 

did 

 ^

^

FRATERNITY AVERAGES

O n l y S h o r t D r ill s 

A nother advantage o f 

pro­
posed com pany lies in the fa ct, it is

the 

(C ontinued on
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P age Four)

BOX SEATS RAFFI ED OFF

O n ly S ix teen o f M ore T h an 
H u n d red A p p lic a n ts G et 
to Buy T ick ets

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j 
* 

follow s:
, 
... 
hnvG 

. 
been w niching 

a . .

the
School o f Law fo r seven years, and 
filte r in g into ray o ffic e from tim e to
have
i tim e from 
being. c o m e reports that the childishness on
the part o f the freshm en and sopho-
 Uarn . m ores o f this U niversity has been

sources 

several 

in t im . Paused t0 « « « * * ex ten t by stu d en ts

o f the Law D epartm ent.

fa c u lty as an 

Lloyd J. G regory, last year presi­
dent o f the departm ent, and now a 
m em ber o f the 
in­
structor, expressed his approval o f 
the plans already m ade fo r the year 
it 
and suggested that in 
m ight be possible 
a 
to 
m onthly bulletin ex clu siv ely for the 
journalism stu d en ts.

addition 
publish 

A dvocates D ignity

“ I fe e l that when a stu d en t has 
reached th e p oin t o f d ign ity in stu ­
dent life w here he en ters the School 
o f Law, he has reached 
the point 
reached by Paul when he said ‘W hen

Capacious Co-eds 
Cop Cooking; All 
Crumbs Consumed

(C ontinued

on P a g e F our) 
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I M. C. I. WILL
ILL FRESHMEN STUDENTS 5

You’ve all heard o f the good ole 
days when d ain ty 
appetites w ere 
stylish— even i f you do doubt their 
res-
existen ce when you hear the 

 -

 W

t

t X

“I t’s The Ole Tim e R a lly ” 

rang 
out from a packed M en’s Gym last
night, as a student body, sw inging j iin e. up Gf 
into the spirit o f grand old, T exas j C ollege. 
U., pledged 
train. 

itse lf to 

support 

Sw ede Sw enson, captain o f 
the 
Longhorn eleven , w ill not be in the
to d a y ’s gam e w ith A ustin

Sw enson, who has been ill

the w ith dengue fev er fo r som e tim e, re­
only

ported fo r his fir st practice 

order yesterday.
. 

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—„

on 

th e 

yell 

colors. 

rallying 
the 

.subject 
cry, 
fiv e 

when the band, playing “ H ad, Hail, 
The G ang’s All H ere,” marched into 
the gym . “ S horty” N o w o tn y pepped 
up the rally with a short talk, stress-
ing team support, and the fa ct that 
ho and his assista n ts are yell lead­
drivers. T radit­
ers and not 
o f Dean 
ion s” was 
he 
T a y lo r’s 
and 
g r ea ter 
spoke 
ones— the Cactus, “ D addy” Disch, 
and 
C ollege yells, C ollege 
C ollege 
his 
shirt sleev es, with sp ecta cles raised, 
of 
shining with 
and eyes 
T exas 
spirit, “ Old M an” T aylor 
precented an inspiring picture as he 
appealed to his hearers 
to uphold 
those traditions he had known and 
loved so long. Freshm en 
the 
flo o r, girls to the 
le ft and m en to 
the right were sw ept aw ay with the 
T ex a s spirit, and th e v ery rafters 
seem ed to trem ble as “ .Shorty” 
led 
the rally in “Y eah, T e x a s,” the yell 
th at beat A. & M. 
in '20, and then 
“The E y es o f T ex a s.”

son gs, 
in 

S tan d in g 

years 

on 

Since 

the rally closed prom ptly 
on tim e at So'clock, N ow otny, divid­
ing his rooters 
into three sections 
led by him self and his assista n ts and 
divisions o f the U n iv ersity Band, set 
forth north, south and w est to sc a t­
ter th eir pep over all A ustin on the 
n igh t before the first gam e o f the 
season o f '22.

 

o—

—

Gray Appeals to 
Students to Help 
Keep Eleven Fit

L etters asking th e 

highest 

de­

gree o f cooperation in aiding T exas 

fo otb all men to observe the train­

ing rules th a f w ere form ulated re­

cen tly w ill be sent ou t on e day n ex t 

week to all boarding houses, fr a te r ­

nities, and room ing houses around 

the cam pus, 

according 

to A rchie 

Gray, P resident o f the S tu d en ts A s­

sociation , who has been given 

the 

title o f crack linesm an on last y ea r’s 

football squad. 

In 

his 

sta tem en t 

yesterd ay he stressed the 

fa ct 

that 

only fiv e old le tte r men remain from 

la st year and that it w ill be im pos­

sible to put ou t a w in n in g team this 

year w ithout the earn est support of 

the en tire stu d en t body in aid in g the 

boys, who w ill fig h t fo r T exas, to 

train.

The 

rules w hich 

the T exas 

m en have been asked to conform to 

during th e en tire season require that 

the prospective player e a t all m eals 

e x c e p t breakfast a t 

the 

training 

DISCUSSES ENTERPRISE

tab le, th a t he secure at le a st eight

hours sleep each n igh t, th a t he at- not thought that Jones, star half-

tend no 

dances 

or 

other 

social 

V ic e P resid en t S a y s

S h ow S tu d en ts an d F ac­
u lty W e ll S a tisfie d

R esu lts fu n c tio n s 

for tw o w eek s before a 

g am e, th a t he refrain from all stim ­

u lan ts, that ne a tten d 

all 

classes 

and keep up w ith his work and that
“ R esults ?how us that th e stu d en ts! he en g a g e in so c ie ty as little as pos-

D ean P arlta W ill G iv e O ut 
R ecord s W ith in N e x t 
T w o W eek s

and fa cu lty are w ell pleased w ith 
their U niversity b ank,” stated W. A. 
D yer, iL vice-president. 
“ Our con ­
v en ien t location and hours bring us 
at le a st thirty new depositors daily, 
seven 
and 
hundred students 
about 
other m a tters.” Bruce O ’K eefe, the 
cashier o f the bank, sta te s th a t the 
deposits since the 
o f 
Septem ber exceed $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 ,

from four hundred 
com e 

tw en ty -firp t 

to 
in 

Scholastic averages o f the d iffer-

by Dean H, T. Parlin.

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th a t you hjarboir any
ent fra tern ities and so ro rities will be A ffa ir W ill B e F irst on P ro- doubts that co-eds are, er, exceed 
gra m o f E leven S o c i a l 
> in gly voracious, rapacious, etc., ju st
given o u t w ithin the n e x t tw o weeks 
E ven ts 
ask the cook a t th e Scottish Rite
about
* 
Freshm an stu d en ts w ill be giv en young ladies' appetite*. A fte r mak 
m g nine gallon s o f m ayonnaise fo r 
supper he ought to be quite w ell up
on the .subject.

com piling
sin ce 

j D orm itory what 

T he Greek

I f ’a fte r

th in k s 

he 

. 

I 

The rem aining box aero, available ore an'™ tion8 have been 
to the T urkey D ay Classic betw een I their *a«t y e a rs’ grades 

, 

, 

. 

, , 

« *. 
F ratern ities and soro rities are re-

th e a b anquet a t the U n iversity Y. M.
I T exas and A, & M. w ere ra ffled o f f j opening o f school, and w ill turn them I C. A. T uesday, October 3, according
th e 
, n to the dean f o r . his inspection.
th e 
is an annual a ffa ir
fe e l
association 

yesterday aftern oon at T Ha!!. The 
num ber o f .students gathered a t L. 
*#• 
T n, ii 
1 . B ellm on t s o ffic e at 5 o'clock yes-
terday aftern oon filled the o ffic e 's I ^u *re<^ to 
cap acity and extended out into the I s ig h tly higher than that 
the I m ore at hom e 
hall and street and it w as necessary U niv e r s:fcy as a w hole on p en a lty o f building. A ll 
to tra n sfer them to T H all, w here' being unable to initiate their pledges ^ave been invited.
iha eeren.oni.-.took pla.e 

| A“ ° ^
‘hi*
ev en t w ill be the first on a program
five ^ N ex t week Dr. Parlin w ill begin wkich ^ j ] 
social 
to the approxim ately 
students 
th e f(> rna^e lists o f those p led g es to be events, relig io u s work, visitin g sick 
lim ited num ber o f box sea ts avail- initiated this fa ll. He has requested students, and several speaking e n ­
for that the fra tern ities do not turn in *a«rementa, the particulars o f which
able and 

to W, A . Sm ith, Secretary 
A ssociation , 
banquet which 

* co llectiv e average being 
o f 

J during .the fullowmg U r». 

At T Hail Mr. Bellm ont explained 

 .L° JZL’ ^

to m ake new stu d en ts 

in 
th e 
freshm en 

sev en ty 
o f 

the purpose 

the urgent 

gathered 

demand 

o f 
o f 

include 

eleven 

there 

XT 

...

 

their i i . , , until next w e e k , when he w il‘ b* announced later.

a w m haV(. finishp(1 

th(, w ork „f | A ccording to Mr. Sm ith the Y.

S aftU f..0 ,1iri> aigh ten ing out th,, clam er and aec- 

ShTx 

j 
, 
T he stu d en ts gathered 

. I 

, 

t a 
voted 

, T , t , > u 

. r x V l f 
the b eh alf o f the eig h t girls sellin g | tjons
the highest number o f volum es. 
was next, voted th at 
student
present would hand is nam e in and 
drawn 
kthe first 
[would receive four box sea ts each.

fourteen 

nam es 

each 

It !

A P P O I N T E D 

I N S T R U C T O R

tach

The sea ts sold for three 

Miss Irma Sm ith, g ra d u a te o f tho
at G alveston, 
and ranged from the fo r ty fiv e has been appointed an in stru ctor in 
it was an- 

dollars school o f pharm acy 

rd line to the ten yard line on th e the School o f M edicine, 
e s t side o f the field. 

j nounccd yesterday.

stu d en ts likew ise w ere 

The other night he nrnde 960 bis­

Since so m any o f the stu d en ts did
cult# for supper. T h ! w as found » ° t know about the o p en in g o f the
otherw ise 
bank, 
to be decidedly in su ffic ie n t; so the 
have made 
have deposited 
n ext night he baked 1300. T hese 
other arrangem ents. 
the e x ­
B ut 
consum ed.
pectation is that by n ex t month the 
has not been 
two

E vidently bottom 
reached in the b u sin ess o f fillin g up bank w ill 
the aching void. Did som eone say I thousand.
nutrition clinic fo r girls? 

those that would 

e n tir e ly 

serv in g 

there 

over 

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j Mr. D yer w ishes 
erroneous
, idea, that o f the d ep ositors’ h iv in g
“ S tu d en t’s
< to use 
C A C T U S SA L E PR IZES Check Book” corrected. The fa ct is
that there is choice b etw een it and 
the regular check book issued by all 
other b a n k s.”

so-called 

PO LLA R D A N N O U N C E S 

the 

an 

be 

A

C 

M 

' “ 

Final annou n cem en ts were made 
T uesday, Septem ber 26, by Dorothy 
Fisher and Tom Pollard, business 
a «om m o< U tin g more 
than th irty boys in its dorm itory and 
m anagers o f the C actus drive now 
has m aintained su ccessfu lly an E m ­
being held on the cam pus, to the e f ­
ploym ent B ureau where 
one 
fe c t that a cash prize o f ten dollars 
hundred stu d en ts have been secured 
would be awarded to the girl selling 
work, and a Boarding H ouse B ureau. 
Pauline W herry, who received a 
the largest num ber o f subscriptions. 
He also announces th at as heretofore 
in 1918 and a B, S. 
Second prize, a special De Luxe edi-
the reading room and 
the
tion o f the year book will be offered rn Home Econom ics in 1919, is with
gym nasium , and sw im m ing pool a r e , to the one sellin g the next am ount, the Lake Division H eadquarters o f 
open to all men students every day and third prize w ill be a cash presen- j the Am erican Red Cross at d e v e ­
in the w eek except Sunday. 

FO RM ER S T U D E N T JO IN S 

O H IO RED CRO SS CORPS

j tatien o f fiv e dollars. 

B. A. degree 

land, Ohio.

lobby, 

over 

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fig

siblc.

“ It is up to each o f you individ­
u a ls to see that the boys do not 
break tr a in in g ,” G ray declared, “and 
fu rth er, I consider it a crim e against 
the U n iv ersity for an y one to in v ite 
an y o f the T ex a s warriors to break 
training. 
If each o f you w ill put 
forth every e ffo r t possible in h elp ­
in g the boys train, I fe e l sure that 
this y ea r’s team w ill be th e best ever 
put out by a T exas coach. 
It is up 
to y o u ,” he rep eated , “ to create a 
school spirit that w ill produce 
a 
w inning tea m .”

D IA M O N D M EN H EA R

D ISC H O N PR O SPEC TS

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M eeting for a sh ort tim e yester- ternoon, 

day a ftern oon at the call o f Coach Turtle Club will be held 
diamond men 
B illy Disch, T exas 
the 
for 
discussed the possibilities 
large num ber of 
com ing season. A 
baseball candidates, which 
induded 
several old le tte r m en, w ere present 
for the m eeting. •

I On account o f the gam e this af-
the
at Deep
Eddy, Saturday afternoon at 3:30. 
A ll the old m em bers are urged to be 
p resen t at the business m eetin g, but 
th e club is open during the fall term 
in 
to any girl who 
sw im m ing.

first m eetin g o f 

interested 

the 

is 

The prospects fo r the 1923 se a ­
son for the Longhorn nine w as talked 
upon, and Coach Disch em phasized 
b efore the men 
o f 
i proper training at all tim es betw een 
n o w and the op en in g o f the diamond 
year, and the n ecessity o f all b ase­
the 
ball players being eligib le 
com ing season.

the n ecessity 

for 

The first try out w ill com e at the 
end o f the fa ll term , and those who 
pass these tryouts w ill becom e mem­
b ers during the w inter term . The 
strok es required 
breast 
strok e, side under arm, side ova? 
and 
arm , double over arm , back 
under 
craw l, A tw en ty -fiv e fo o t 
water sw im is also required.

are 

the 

V a rsity M eets F irst O p p on en ts 
o f S eason W ith ou t S w e n ­
son and M oore

B y V i c t o r O . C o o k

O fficia lly ushering 

in 

the 1922 

football season, the U niversity 

of 

T exas gridiron eleven Will line ap at 

4 o'clock this a ftern oon on Clark 

^1eld a gain st 

the A ustin CM icge 

Kangoroos. Today’s gam e w ill mark 

the f ir s t ’ opportunity which 

the 

m ajority o f Texas 

follow ers will 

have had in which to form their own 
opinions regarding the O range and 
W hite p rospects fo r the year.

Dave P en a ’s K angaroo aggrega­
tion w ill arrive in A ustin this m orn­
ing. A s in the case o f the Long­
horns, tod a y ’s gam e w ill be the first 
co n test o f the season fo r the A us­
tin C ollege o u tfit. The K angaroos 
have been at hard practice for about 
three w eeks, and w hile th ey have not 
the m aterial which the U niversity 
squad has, th ey w ill send in a fig h t­
in g body o f men again st the Steers 
th is a ftern o o n . P en a , form er tackle 
on the Longhorn 
all- 
South w estern selection fo r that posi­
tio n in 1918, knows all o f the tricks 
o f football, and his fo llo w ers w ill be 
se n t in to the opening gam e to give 
the Longhorns a hard tu ssle.

team 

and 

E v e r y o n e W il l B e T h e r e

All o f the 

characteristics which 
mark a football clash w ill be 
on 
band fo r the opening gam e this a f­
ternoon. The U niversity male stu­
dents w ill be seated en m asse on the 
ea st sid e o f the field and led by Yell 
Leader Shorty N ow otn y and his 
assistan ts, Bran 
and Fred 
Cole, w ill m ake Clark F ield sound 
and resound with the old Varsity 
yells. The Longhorn Band, 
com ­
p letely uniform ed, w ill be on hand 
to liven up th e occasion, 
and will 
send the crowds in to more cheering 
w ith the fam ous 
“The 
E y e s o f T exas,” and a num ber of 
the la te papular pieces,

“ M edley,” 

P ool 

Although P en a ’s bunch o f play­
ers has been a t work for more than 
tw o w eeks, 
from 
Sherm an with regard to th e strength 
this
o f the A ustin C ollege 
team 
It is 
year have been very m eager. 

reports 

com ing 

bark and captain o f the Kangaroos 
la st fa ll, will be in the lineup today, 
the other star half 
hut M orehart, 
o f the K angaroo eleven o f 1921, is 
exp ected to be on hand again. The 
K angaroo team 
this 
year ae a serious contender fo r the 
T. I. A. A. cham pionship, and the 
brand o f football which is expected 
from th a t eleven today should put 
the Longhorns on th eir m ettle.

is considered 

S w e n s o n an d M o o r e O u t 

The O range and W hite team will 
go into the d a sh th is afternoon in a 
crippled condition. N either Cap-

c o n t in u e d on Page Four)

TURTLE CLOD POSTPONED

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S atu rd ay on A ccou n t o f 
T o d a y ’s G am e

 THE POPULAR
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IN YOUNG MEN’S TOGS

Styles th at are right, quality th a t 
is dependable and 
value without a doubt unequalled is the combination we 
offer in soliciting your patronage.

Just a Few of Many Attractive Offering* 
This Week
Newest m aterials and styles from the famous De Luxe 
line of caps. Special $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00.
Bi i special. W hite Oxford cloth shirts, collars attached
 .............................. $1.29
or neckband style $2.50 values 
New and attractive patterns in knit ties ... ................55c
W hite shirts m ade of genuine Irish Poplin ju st received
$2.00
and specially priced a t 
Big showing of s m u t style hats for college men. Gen­
uine Velour hats, black, brown, beaver and tan .^.$4.96 
High grade felt hats*—new colors as well as th e latest 
blocks ................................................. $3.00, $3.50 and $4.50
See the Attractive Values We Are Showing In 
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f

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1004 Lavaca S treet 
A ffiliation W ith Boston School of Expression. For In­
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— Open all season for bus­
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midnight and I p. rn. e t 
Saturdays.

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and our quality above re­
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- T O - D A Y --
FRIDAY THRIFT DAY
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NEW DRESSES—EX TR A SPECIAL

Beautiful new C anton crepe, satin crepe, twill, cord 
and wool C anton dresses. New draped circular 
skirts and pannel styles. W ell made. T rim m ings 
you will be proud to w ear. Blacks, brow ns, navys 
and cocoa, sizes from 14 to 46. V ery special values 
Friday.

at $19.95
Batiste Gowns 98c
Gowns of soft, beautiful shadow stripe and plain batiste in all 
Pastel colors. Tailored and trim m ed models values 
to $2.00.
............................................................... 98c
Friday special sale price 

Teddies to Match Gowns at 98c

About 1,000 Yards Silk Rem- 

Silk Hosiery at $1.00

nants Go on Sale Friday 1*3 Off

Splendid silks and satins, plain 

and fancy shades. I -2 to 5 yards, 

great variety. F riday clearance 

I -3 off regular price.

New silk hosiery— for ladies— 

also new wool hosiery for hikes, 

Special Friday, pair $1.00.

New Novelties

I OO other special items on sale 

tables Friday you can economize 

on. Be early.

Pearl Bead Necklaces ...... $1.00

New R hinestone set barrettes, 

assorted shades ... . 

......... 50c

S h e
S a U u ( T e x a n

OFFICIAL NOTICES

THE PRESENCE o f all m fn att*n<i-

iri f th* University under the direc- j

taos o f the V ete r a n ’* Bureau rn ur-

T H E D A I L Y T E X A N
1 LVS JgBML - 

iig'lJiS S S S !!

REGISTRATION PROGRESS

SIMPLIFIED SPELLING

YET LACKS SIMPLICITY

W. R Long, auditor, stated that 
up to Thursday night, 3946 students 
I had registered. Of this number, 40®
That simplified availing is r o t so ( registered this week and paid the 
im pie after all ta evidenced by a , late registration fee of $3.00 because 
the
satirical letter from Professor Carl o f their failure to register at 

- 

They're inimitable and deli-*
ciousXy different as made 
hr*
the O R I G I N A T O R , THE
the O R I G I N A T 
WHITE SANDW ICH TOAST-
KRIES, 107 W. 7th Street, 110 
E. Sixth Street. Try the new 
It
sandwich on raisin bread. 

Ftr%t CeU«ir<* tHtij to th* Soatfe

T * i oil th" 
»jty of T"*** hr tho T«w* Sto4*»U 
-r.nmin* exe*9t
cation. Im., ***tj 

of th* UpL**r
Mo*'
T*I-
Sit!

^Of fi ce Room H i . Blin 
fefftOM 3149 After & p. » *I*Pho®«
■ Print** by ?h* U»fv#f**ty «* 
r m t, J B in.
Snt*r«d *» 

— I—~ 
at UM
m*U*f
Ast OC 
m m U itk # at A m ittn . Tex**. u«4*r 
IBIS. Aec*¥>fa«e* •< 
Comrnm*, B ir c h 3. 
swetel rat* «f pMuara pwrid«i IW » sfr’ 
tUnt 4J#*» Art of OctoWr 3. Itll. *ut*o- 
t,t*4 September t*. ISI*.

WM HARBY JACK
Editor 4*-Chi*f
HENRY C. FULCHER^ M*r. Ed.tof
TUMAS ‘i TOLI ARII
i«p*r*torec »Min*** W***«*r
SRLS M KA CEV and IS ELMA GUN* 
Ai? sr tm** M*»*f«r«

Friday. Sept 2 9 , 1922

gently requested at a meeting to be

I held 

in Law Building TOI Tuesday j

k night. October 7 at 7:15.

BRUCE A, LOW.
Local Co-ordinator,

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ceived at 

APPLICATIONS are now being re ­
the Athlete office for 
ase tat ant baseball manager for 1023, 
Junior* are eligible.

GORDAN NOWLIN,
Mgr 1923 Baseball Team,

ALL USHERS be on d a r n Plaid af 

2 30 today.

L THEO BELLMONT.

| Rice ’97 published 
j sue o f the Alcalde, as follow s:

in the June 

is-

“Y send dhis pruff tun atest dhe
. fakt d h at dhe *pelmg ov dhe present
ie ter ii much lyk d h at advokaited by
dhe sosyeti for
sosyeti for Sim plified S p rin g, 
which however, mftffcs no chainje in 
dhe spelling ov proper * naimez. Y 
WB not apolojyz for good apeling, I 
and duu- not imajin dhat eu or dhe 
clavola it* wit SPSpekt rue ov inaaniti 
bekauz y bel ie v in beter apeling or 
our coition ver.iakular,**

Plumbing and Heating 
Contractors

DONNELLY & WHITE)
Phone 6131 

«peci/ied time.

THURLOW B. WEED
E m b alm er and F u n er a l D irecto r

M odern F u n er a l H om e 
S u p er io r A m b u la n c e S e r v ic e 

L avaca at 1 7 th 

P h o n e SOSO

Vanity Beauty Shop
2304 Guadalupe

a

find 

our 
University girls 
work particularly satisfac­
tory— especially M a r c e l 
waving.

Migs Beulah Beaver

Special Rate* to Students 

Phone 3227

Organist Univ, Methodist Church 
Teaching of Piano and 
Pipe Organ
Practice Arranged on F mtsp
Studio Organ at 1700 Congress,

five blocks from Campus 

905 Con grogs Avenue

Phone 7627

W ATCH FOR BARGAIN DAY

JOHNSON RUBBER COMPANY

107 W. 5th Street

Phone 7712

With Pleasure We W elcom e the Student Body to Austin 
and to Our Drug Store W here You Will Always 
Find a Hearty W elcome

JOSEPH’S PHARMACY

We Have a Complete Line of

Stationery, Conklin and Dunn Fountain Pens, 
K ing’s and Mavis Chocolates

MATTHEWS DRUG STORE

Phone 6645 

We Deliver

1G12 Lavaca Street

FOR RENT
Chifforobes, W ardrobes, Dressers. Beds and 
Springs, O ffice Desks
Will Rent for University Term at Reasonable Price

CARL BELISCH

204 and 206 East 6th S t.

We haven t tim e to w rite you an ad but we 

will find tim e to w ait on you if you will come
pm
4

over-

We have scads of things you need.

Editorials

APPLICATIONS are now boing re-j 
ceivcd at Mr. Bellmont'* office for 
assistant basketball 
and baseball j 
managers for 1923. Junior* eligible I

THE KICKOFF

J Quiz section 

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 14: 
4 will meet Satur- 
Sections posted 

1 he game between the ‘ '^ iC j d a y jn s Hall, 7. 

— ----

INSTRUCTOR

this j at R Hall. 

HELEN ROCKWELL, 

and Kangaroos 
officially 

horns 
afternoon 
ushers 
in the 1922 football season for 
th e University. T h a t Varsity IGIRLS g l e e CLUB will m eet in s 
will enter the game w ith &> Hall IO today at 6 p. in. to elect 
stronger team than Austin Col- new officers.
lege is doubtless true; but the 
Kangaroos have a high rating in 
the Texas Intercollegiate Con­
ference and are foes worthy of 
being watched, especially in the 
first game of the .season. The 
the 
important point 
Longhorns must have the united 
and loyal support of all students 
from the very beginning of the 
season until the final whistle on 
season 
Thanksgiving Day. A 
that Is started right will likely 
end right.

I O -w ill 
L l® - WMF 
meet in W Hall 2 instead of Eng, 
B 207

Busine** Administration 129/.3— ' 
MWF 3 - ha* been merged into S e c -1 
lion 2.

B usm en Administration 1291.2 - • 

Anthropology 34 M 24 Education 

will meet TTS 8 In T Hall 8.

A d d itio n a l S ch ed u le C han ge*

Building 206

President..

English 

that 

is 

English 2.31- MWF 9— will meet 

in S Hall 7 instead of Law B. 101.

English 3,5— MWF 2 — will meet 
in Ed. B. 223 instead of Ed. B. 208.
English 3.6— TTS t i — will meet 

in T Hall 3 instead of K ^Iall IS.
Latin 5— MWF 11—-will meet 

in 

Ed. B. 205 instead o f T Hall 8.

Government 

meet 
in Ed. B. 208 
instead of M. B 403.

lf*— MWF 12— will 
(fall, w inter) 

Greek 25— MWF 11 — will not be 

Greek 26— MWF 

l l — will not be 

given.

given.

Spanish A. 18 has been merged 
with Spanish A. 16 and will m eet 

| TT8 21 

in M. B. 207.

Spanish A. 23— MWF 3 — has been 

j abolished.

Spanish 25— TTS 12— will meet 

in M. B. 209 instead of G Hall 2.

(E ffective Saturday, Sept. 30lh.)

R J. MATHEWS,

Registrar.

FOUR GAMES TO BE

PLAYED BY FROSH

GIVE THE DEAN 
A COLLEGE

The division of the College of 
Arte and Sciences into Junior 
and Senior Colleges comes in 
answer to a long felt need for 
a more effective administration 
of the large academic classes. 
With over three thousand stu­
dents in the College of A rts and 
Sciences last year, the super­
vision of that mass of 
fresh­
men, sophomores, juniors and 
seniors has necessarily become 
less and |m> effective. Methods 
and procedure that may be de-1 
airable for directing the activi­
ties and courses of the two up- 
yier classes prove unsuitable for 
less mature 
the control of the 
and 
and 
second year students. 
In many 
instances the attem pt to super­
vise all four classes under one 
system 
the
has resulted 
seniors and juniors being bound 
down by burdensome and un-1 
restrictions, while j 
necessary 
sophomores 
the freshmen and 
have failed to measure up 
to 
standards that are suitable for 
the other two classes.
* 
*
the creation 

inexperienced 

first 

in 

* 

* 

oft®!! 

With 

continue 

On Armistice Day, 

for a game with the 
freshmen 

Only four games will be played 
by the freshman football team this 
year, a recent ruling having been 
made that first year elevens might 
play only this number of games. The 
Texan freshman team already has its 
four contests of the year scheduled.
of 
the
the Texas 
first and
Junior College, the 
freshmen will play the independent 
second year students may be
team o f Port Arthur on the latter’.*
given proper advice and super- own gridiron. On October 26, the 
vision in arranging and p!an-! W esley College eleven will come to 
King their college course. Many; Austin 
first 
freshmen enter the University, year eleven. The 
also 
through will have gam es with the Shorthorns 
f P . 
tvY? years, with JBO m d w ;th S t Edward’* College, but 
definitely outlined program for the dates for these games have not 
their study. Only recently re- been definitely selected. A move- 
moved from high school meth- ment is under way at Die present 
St. Edward’*- 
a d s of instruction, they are not time to have 
yet prepared to obtain Without ' Freshman game played 
in San An- 
considerable aid the full bene- tonio
tit of university 
On the other hand, the Senior
College should bring 
the! N iu e chairs, quick e f f i c i e n t
ipperclasBBien a freedom from Service. Longhorn B a r b e r
the petty restrictions, 
stance, compulsory class atten- — ___ - __________ ________
dance, th at are necessary 
for 
the other classes, As a result 
the seniors and juniors would 
be provided with instruction on 
a real university basis, 
rather! 
than according to a college svs-i 
tem.

_____ 0_____.

instruction.! 

for in- Shop,

to 

the 

* 

* 

* 

*

fitted 
instituting 

Trained by several years of 
experience 
in dealing with 
freshmen and sophomores, Dr.
for
Par!in is especially 
the 
the)
task of 
Junior College division. Let it 
be hoped that provision for the 
inauguration of the new sy stem 
will be made in the near future, 
so that Dr. Parlin will not ce**! 
tinue to
11/ W f i? - **
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UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE

T. H. Williams & Co.

(INCORPORATED)

J

 ■ 

' 

• 

■ -

Freshmen Girls

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

w a te r, gas. Splendid meals, 
Guadalupe, 
LO ST—A t Men’s Gym 
brown fu r choker.

Phone 3140. 

rally 

2608 I DANCING— P riv a te studio class and 
form ed
—30 ( 
— 80

lessons. Classes 
one for 6 or more Phone 7812. 

pileate 

BOYS— V ery desirable newly 
rooms 

nished 

w ith 

fu r

sleeping Building, 

FOR R E N T — To 

new room, block 

boys, 
east 
conveniences 
house. 

beautiful, 
of Law
Only
2104 Tom
—29

AH 
in 

to bath. 

porches. Hot and cold w ater. Con- fo u r adu lts 
venient 
! phone 5428._____________________ —29 ---------------------------- —
, , 
LO ST —Business 

708 W est 221-2, Green St. Phone 2911. 

of Conklin 

end 

FO R R E N T —To a girl v ery desirable
prices.

sinffle room> Reasonable 

F o untain pen T uesday between K phone 7114 

and S Hall. F in d er re tu rn to Texan 
office.* Reward.
j LOST— A black bill fold containing 

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athletic ticket and 

a u d ito r’s 

fee 1 i i 3

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phon* W m' M cCand. ! LO ST— Monday n ig h t a t W. A . A.
m eeting or between Gym and Woin-
: ROOM FOR RENT TO G IR L S— I ? n s BIdS- purse c o n ta in in g six dol-
Andrew s,

One block north of cam pus, all con- ai> 

916--------------------------------- 111 

* urn,,V) ^ anrde 

] venienees, wood work 
ivory. Phone 6060, 

J j in

and fu rn itu re vv“ tnwtls Building.
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2411 W ichita. v n T T vn V * 

i YOU NG 

LATA D E S IR E S room m ate

2603 f r o m . l W r i t y . P h o n e d

a t 507 W 28 S t. only two blocks
-SO
of

Nueces St. B oarding bouses n u t GARAGES FOR R E N T —Two 

door arid across stree t. — 291 

them rig h t a t U n iversity carnous

J OOI! 
Dial 6426.

* 

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FO R S A L E 

-Studebaker to u rin g car.

Has a good top, a good 

engine, ROOMS FOR BOYS— Newly 

fu r-'! 

five good tires and electric lights and 
nished rooms with sleeping porches 
S tarter. $150. E. C. H. B antel, 2007 Hot and cold w ater. Convenient to!
and!
— 2 bath. 
San A ntonio S treet. 

708 W. Twenty-second 

LARGE dow nstairs room , elegantly —

one-half. Phone 5428 *

furnished to ren t. P re fe r gentle- r o o m A M n R n A im „ „ 
man stu d en t, in stru cto r o r nmn aim 
in stu d en t, in stru cto r o r man and 
wife. No cniidren. E very conven-* 
ience. Mrs. Brownlee, 2502 N feces.
V o w a r 
ip f lp f . M r s R r n n m l M 

, 
~ * » •« •"« /)
'} A rchw ay,
P mor,th, or board

e _ 
* ‘ 
f 
, 
U -’ 101 

to r 
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UND ER APA RTM EN TS FOR RENT 
No. 1603 1-2 Rio G rande S treet, 

' u i v 4Tk i n i v a f i

n a j * 1 

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I v

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j

 

- C A N C IN O —P riv ate studio class and I 

,_ p rlyate lessons. 
tor Slx or m°re. Phone 7812. — I

C lasses 

form ed I

 j u u u

i u i

th re e large room s, hath, P ittsb u rg PTT1>VTO„ „ T. 
h ea te r, 
sleeping porch, 
p riv ate en trance, p a rtly 
g arag e, $45 per m onth, dial 7832, Phone 6812. 
Ed. H. Y ciser

telephone,; * URN iK iih,!) room convenient 
furnished, 

U niversity and town. 102 W. 14th. 
— I

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to |y 

H a n co c k

.h aw in g rf* ROOM S FOR R E N T to boy,. 

Bloomers $3.00
Middies - $1.50

UN1 IVERSITY
CO-OP

“Across the Campus”

OXFORDS FOR COLLEGE MEN

FLOWERS

PHONE 8261

HANCOCK

“ O PE R A H O U SE 1 1

T o d a y a n d Balance o f 
Week

ELAINE
HAMMERSTEIN
In
“UNDER OATH 99

Added Attraction 

Path® News and Comedy

| FOR SA LE— R em ington T ypew riters, 
alm ost given aw ay, cheap er than
re n t. All in good w orking shape. No 
m issing p arts. See R. G. Dun & Co., 
517 L ittlefield Bldg., or phone 7408
— 4

DRESSM AKING AND SEW IN G of 
a1! kinds. See Mrs. U. S. Purcell 
a t 1714 San A ntonio S treet, phone; 
3184. 

-30

. 

MRS SA LLIE WOOD has retu rn ed to 
is, 
1934 San A ntonio S tre e t and 
o ffe rin g nice rooms and board fo r 
men o r couples a t m oderate prices. 
E v ery th in g m odem and first-class.

— 41

BOYS—LARGE pleasan t rooms with 
board. L arge steeping porch. 5 
blocks from cam pus. Also g arag e for 
—. 30
ren t. 4433. 

kitchenette, 

CO TTA G E FOR R E N T —3 

rooms, 
sleeping 
porch, modern conveniences. Close to 
U niversity and Capitol. Phone 3911.
—30

bathroom , 

gress. Rooms w ith 

T H E K IRBY M ANSIO N— 1600 Con­
o r w ith o u t- 
board 
and 
fo r U n iv ersity men 
couples. F irst-class in every respect. 
R ates reasonable, 
— 29

gold E v er-S h arp pencil. 

L O S T —In Law B uilding F rid ay , a
Phone 
W ill M orriss, 6096 and receive re­
—29
w ard. 

S U P E R IO R ACOM M ODATIONS— 
Board and rooms fo r U niversity 
women stu d en ts; also housekeeping 
ap a rtm en ts available. E very mod­
reasonable 
e rn convenience; 
A pply 710 W. 22nd S treet, 
6546 or 4773. 

rates. 1 
phone 
—29 I

FOR 

R E N T 3 room 

ap a rtm en t with 

furnished 
porch, 
2623 U niversity Avenue, phone 2434,
—29

sleeping 

4-ROOM furnished ap artm en t, sleep­
2006 
W ichita S treet, phone 4789- —28

porch, p riv ate 

bath, 

ing 

new home. 

•FOR R E N T —-F u rnished recoin in a 
entrances, 
gas heat, hot w ater. 704 West 28th. 
—30
Phono 3209. 

S ep a ra te 

Fri., Sat.

TEXAS THEATRE

2 t o l l

GLORIA SWANSON 

In
“THE GREAT 
MOMENT”

A Paramount Picture

Cast
i n c l u d e s
Milton
Sills

Story by 
Elinor 
Glyn

d a u g h te r L orraine a t A nnex C on wj]j 
W edneaday. 

dism issed fo r th is convoea- 
the

rion Spurgeon Bejjt Deon of 
school, announced T hursday.

STOP

Now go and see-

PATENT, NUT BROWN, CHERRY

IN QUALITY 
IN PRICE

RIGHT IN STYLE 
$5 BILLMEN

Approved Shoe for Women 

$8.50
$5

PAY CASH—PAY LESS

BEK HUR SHRINE
CIRCUS

i

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17 BIG ACTS

Every One a Thrill—-The Greatest Line-up Ever 
Assembled Under One Circus Tent

Brought from Chicago by Ben Hur Shriner* 
at a $10,000 Expense_________

g E E him fig h t the w orst town
th e W est!—fig h t through 
in 
the w ildest 
scenes ever 
storm 
film ed!—fig h t fo r a g re a t love!— 
fig h t for his b etter at l f and win!
ALSO

New* and Fables

Today

MAJESTIC

HANCOCK OPERA HOUSE BUILDING

YOUR GOOD

APPEARANCE

if you let us care 

is assured 
fo r your h air, nails and skin. 
U niversity Girls will find p erfec t
satisfaction 
in o u r equipm ent
and service.

MARINELLO
Ladle*’ Entrance of Drikili 
Phone 4014

FELLOWS:

We have a w hite oxford sh irt
w ith a 
low attac h ed collar. The 
S h irt fo r the Well Dressed College 
S tu d en t a t $2.00/

Ask F o r

J. DARRELL JONES
(B. A. S tu d en t)

E. M. SCARBROUGH A SONS 
2 t o 6 p. m u

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S O C I E T Y

The wedding of two fo rm e r s tu ­
d en ts of the U niversity, Jo h n C ofer, 
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. C ofer of 
A ustin, and Miss G eorge Hum e, 
d a u g h te r of Mrs, G eorge E. Hum e, 
a so of A ustin, wa* solem nized T h u rs­
day evening, S eptem ber 28, a t 8 
o ’clock 
in th e E piscopalian church.
Mr. C ofer wa.s g rad u ated from the 
the class of 1919, a t 
U niversity in 
the sam e tim e as Miss Hum e. He 
received his law degree 
MLs Hum e was a m em ber of 
Kappa Kappa Gamma.

in 1921.

the 

C O F E R -H U M E

A T T H E T H E A T R E S

M ajestic: S ep t. 29, 3 0 , Win. S. 

Hart 

in “ T r a v e lin ' O n .”

H an cock: S ep t. 29, 30, E lain e 

H a m m e r s te in in “ U n d e r Oath."

Q u een: b lab* B a d in In “O ther 

W o m en 's C lo t h e s .”

T e x a s: G loria S w a n s o n in *' The 

G reat M o m e n t .”

C rescen t: 

“ W h e n 

R om an ce

Rides."

Th, H ancock „ n e . 

a n u m b er of choice bits of in-

The personnel of the bridal pi*i ty 
.ufei vescent Elaine H am m erstein in ; 
was as follows : Mr.-. R obert F ield, 
m atron of h o n o r; Miss W inifred a 
' ‘tense and g rip p iu g dram a o f 
Hum e, maid o f h o n o r; Misses Doro- mod ern business and prim al emo- 
,jonS(” by nam e “ U nder O ath.” A 
th y Price, M arg aret W ast and MUH- 
bridesm aids; Misses 
ce n t Haffte, 
, oup^ 0f ^ jr is in the th e a tre furn- 
P sb cfflin , G race King, 
and M ary j 
K ath erin e Bell, 
ju n io r bridesm aids, fo rm atio n , such as “ E lain e is ju st 
Also, R obert C ofer, b ro th er of the p e rfe c tly b e a u tifu l” and “ That man 
groom , best m an ; W endel Stiles an d ; jH 
p rissiest th in g I ever saw ,” 
and which w ere g re a tly relished by th at 
R o b ert Field, Cecil M urphy 
rig h t close
Shirley M cClarty, ushers. 
in 
gown, o f silk, Spanish lace, hnd a question, M ahlon H am ilton, did the 
and 
veil of illusion with oran g e blossoms. - best w ork 
She carried a show er 
tire
lilies-of-the-valley. q u a ijty of h e r actin g . The picture
roses and 
white 
The costum es of th e b rid e’s a tte n - wjjj possess g re a t in te re st 
all 
d an ts carried out a color schem e of j H am m erstein fans.
pastel shades. A m idnight 
 
coat-dress wa* th** 
aw ay a ttire .

in 
of Blaine didn’t approach him 

The bride wore a lovely wedding ^ y ; b u t all 

portion of th e audience 

the sam e, the man 

blue 
going- 

0 _ 
Q u e e n

bouquet 

picture, 

b rid e’s 

the 

for 

in 

 

.

In d ian -; 

A fte r a honeym oon in 

sa a i> can
apolis and S ain t I^ouis, Mr. and Mrs. i,c m ade ?,) c o \e r th* art netessi
ro n tin g
C ofer will m ake th e ir home in A ua-j^® * *s 
of
tin .
O th er W om en’s C lothes,” showing

problem con 
the

How a w orking g ir s 

Jacq u elin e Lee, 

_______ 

heroine 

It 

th® Q ueen. 

The Alpha Club, pledged to Sigm a 

is th e first tim e
Mu fraternity, announces th e p le d g -! * ®v*r heard th *m called n e c e s s i t y 
m g of the follow ing: Ju les C ern of h u t the consensus ut opinion seems 
P alestin e, B u lla rd M. B rooks o f t0 be th a t th ey should be covered. 
San A ntonio, Sam Raym on of R o c k -1 
are
dale, Abe Mehl of F o rt W orth, R o b -1 -overed rn this p ictu re , and rn a man- 
e l l A. Black of B eaum ont, W illiam n er tr u l7 sum ptuous. The picture
F inklestein o f D allas and Sig Bruit !lvfs UP to its title ’ and haR but Ut' 
to r
•
a t U t. P leasan t 
r eason fo r existen ce ecxcept 
w hat it show . 
o th er w om en’s 
of 
clothes, which, how ever are alw ays
that 
the m ost in te re stin g th in g s to 
population which
portion of 
th e 
really dom inates 
the m ovie-going 
public.

Mrs. W. II, Lucas, who has been 
visiting ber d au g h ter, E lizabeth, a t 
the W om an’s Building, has re tu rn ed 
to h er home in Sherm an.

t>lQt as 

may, 

they 

T h eta Xi announces the pledging 
o f Doe Lockm an of C leburne, F ran k j 
Maddox of A ustin, Dick Bivens o f; 
A m arillo and Jess** W allace of San 
Antonio,

Mrs. Bellows held open house last 
evening a t h er home on W est T w en­
ty-second stre e t, fo r the K appa K ap­
pa Gamma in bohor of Mrs. F ritz i 
I mutton.

T e x a s

this 

Gloria Swanson again 

time 
at the T exas in “ The G re at Mom­
e n t.” A highly d ram atic m om ent if 
we can take th e w ord o f the press 
sheet. The scenes o f 
th e p ictu re 
are laid in E n gland and the g re a t 
out-of-doors o f o ur well-known W est 
in which portion o f the world Gloria 
ru n s up ag ain st h e r g re a t m om ent
is a
by nam e M ilton Sills. Milton 
con­

t)r4 -v >’o u r ow"

clusions ab o u t G loria.

MU* K ath erin e R eynold, a m e m - / ood s c to r- 

b er o f th e 1922 g ra d u a tin g class of

home in H ouston tom orrow.. 

‘hi!. Aii^ w c Sou,

MEETING TO ORGANIZE

in 

re g istered 

All stu d en ts 

The Alpha D elta Pi gave a d in n er 
p arty last evening a t th# C actus Tea 
Roc rn ii, honor o f th e pledges and 
Alum nae.

the 
.School o f B usiness A dm inistration 
a re to m eet in the I-aw A uditorium 
today at 12 o ’clock to organize the 
d ep a rtm en t fo r the com ing session. 
B usiness to be tra n sa c te d 
this 
initial m eeting includes election of 
of
o ffic ers and g en eral 
E lec tra A nderson is ill a t P. St S .j plans fo r the activ ities o f the d ep art-
m ent, especially th e ir p a rt In in tra-

The new home o f th e A lpha D elta 

Pi is 1807 C olorado S tre e t.

h o sp ital w ith 

o utlining 

the dengue fever. 
------------------------------------------- m ural contests.

a t 

Mrs. J. H. 

R obertson v k ite d h e n All ju n io r and sen io r B. A. classes

S w ett Sidney has been called 
to 
h e r home in H ouston because of the 
illness o f h er m other.

B A P T IS T ORCHESTRA

ing a t the K appa K appa Gamma Hat Sunday school have been 
house leaves to day fo r home. 

All stu d en ts who wish to play in 
Irv in g S cott, who has been visit- j o r c h e s t r a o f th e U niversity Rap­
re ­
quested to tu rn in th e ir nam es, ad-
to
dresses and 
D elta Chi announces the pledging Mrs, H. Clay Sm ith a t 2608 Guadal- 
j u p e. Mrs. Sm ith w as d irecto r of this

o f Lowell R. E stes of C orsicana. 

telep h o n e num bers 

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UNIVERSITY STUDENT

“O'""*""

o rch estra last year.

WILL GET PASTORATE Our convenient location and
*^rvice w i l l save you lots
time. But those aren t the 
r e a s o n s why y o u ought to

Q uentin L ig h tn er, a ju n io r stu d e n t 
in the College of Art« and Sciences, r 
who lion been p reach in g from tim e to 
tim e ab o u t A u stin, will be ordained 
fo r the B aptist m inistry next Tues- 
day n ig h t at 7:30 a t the U niversity
B aptist C hurch. 

J 
r e - if 

ceived and accepted a 
P i r a t e of th e d w rc h a t F n « , * . 
The ordination service will 

call 

to the I

he 

conducted by 
city. 

the m inisters o f th e J Also 

R ecently Mr. L ightner 

has 

1 .1 .

a t * " e Cactus Tea Room.
......................

a A i f f l i n u n

j FOR R EN T — H ousekeeping 

.p art-
m ent, p riv ate b ath , sleeping porch, 
fo r ladies, rooms in u referred

room ing house. Phone A nnie B arn ­

h a rt, 7520, 

705-10 West 22 1-2 St.

ARTICLES BY TEXAS

PROFESSORS APPEAR

Two U niversity professors, Dr. E. 
C, B ark e r of th e d ep a rtm en t of his­
to ry and Dr. H. G. Jam es o f the d e ­
p artm e n t c f g o v ern m en t 
a r ­
ticles in the new edition o f th e En-
f*vcloDaedla R r i t t x r i vhioh m n * LOST— In 
cyclopaedia B rftU r.ica, which cam e 
o ff the press this sum m er, 
Dr. B a rk e r w ro te an 

article

have 

LO ST—S teer head to Longhorn fob.
I f found please 
to Beaum ont S tin n ett, 1710 

Name on back. 

re tu rn 
Colorado S treet.

W A N TE D — One second-hand copy of 
Sim pkins “ A d m in istratio n of E s­

ta te s .” Call Bowman at 6951,

M, n ., 0ym „ t 

the n orthw est com er of 
ra I|y , one brown
j fu r choker. F in d er pjease retu rn to

on Lloyd M artin, care T exan office. 
Texas, while Dr. Jam es’s article 
is 
devoted to th e S outh Am erican re ­
public o f Chile.

ROOM AND BOARD— F o r men, 
block and a h a lf fro m cam pus. Nice 
rooms sleeping porch, hot and cold

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II

 ISSUES

MILITARY CORPS

TO BE RECRUITED

FROM UNIVERSITY

(Continued from Paxe One)

claimed, that only an hour and a 
half of drill are required each week 
the evening 
the drill 

to come 

in 

Full pay 

after supper, 
allowed eaeh officer and man for 
the day of drill. The privilege of

if 

v

, 

..

month - l l b .

given the com pany to take at its lls*

Mary 

E by 

who 

from the University 
teaching in San Marcos.

graduated
i* 

in August, 

Miss Louise Spaeth, form er 

in­
in the U a irer

structor of German 
-it* 
rte S U -. N ^ m al to C h.™ *, W ort- drill,n . X t i t . 

T r x a '. is Dean of W omen in I 

 

— 

cret ion.

her 
in

teaching 

tur ner SIU

Martial Xosaiike. a 

Irene Spence, who received 

degree irs August, is 
Fruita, Colorado.

«A higher type of soldier i» re ­
companies, 
quired for engineering 
and I want to have the University 
company to be the first of the new 
the
regiment being 
dent of the University, is in It. W. 3#jth division o f the national guard, 
asserted Adj. Gen. Barton, in dis-
C. A work in Beaumont
: cussing the new 
organization. He
in New 
that since more non-com-
a}M) 
study art m o o n e d officers were to be used,
their way
be
Ned ie Robertson, graduate of th e } g |ven m chance to earn good money.

Katherine Caruthers 
is 
York City where she will 
this winter, 

| more students working 
through 

the University would 

organized 

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in 

a 

 

 

Rata* of Pay

Law School, ha? been elected dis- 
j 
trict attorney of Hood County 

is working 

h teaching in Brenham 

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Marguerite Stewart 

a peace .time strength o f 3
officer* and 73 men, the following
Alice Campbell of the class of '21 rateg of pay w [\] he given for the 
fu|j fjay jn which the company drills
j an hour and a half: The first ser*
at a rate o f $96 per month
in
the month $22.50; three sta ff ser­
geants at a rate o f $72 per month 
for 8 drills will draw for the month 
$19; company sergeants at a rate of 
$54 per month for 8 drills would 
draw $14; corporals at a pay of $42 j 
per month would draw $11 

with the Y. W. C. A. in Chicago, i ^ g dr|u period* would draw 
She received her B. A. in 1917 from 
this University.

Alice Miller. B. A. 1917, is in So­
this 

for 8
Mildred Marshall, graduate of the, drijlfr f\rnt c|aj,„ privates will draw 
Law School in 1918, is private sec- | j jg each drill and privates will
rclary for the Texas CHI Company in draw | } eact, drill..
New* \ ork. 

is
and
36th
member of Phi Beta Kappa, is teach- division. Major Culberson will min
ing Journalism in the University of ter the 
Wisconsin. 

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Ruby Black. B. A. 

cial Service work 
year.

1921 and a Major Culberson of the 

Major Charles K, Crawford, 

Assisting Adj, Gen. Barton 

company in when it Is o r -’ 

in Chicago 

old 

 ----- -- 

Margaret D ow n!., former student 

in the University, he* 
violin studio 

in New York.

opened 

ganized after the IO day’s recruit
ing period. He will be assigned from
I**1*1-*1 governm ent to U k e . ere 
e t of th ' University company but to
not now in Austin, Major Culberson 
for the 
will be division 

inspector 

I national guard.

Aprftoatloa. la O rd ..

. 
Soma wander,n* lo th a r io . «er.n -| 
ntfed the* Tri-DcHa’s sometime In the 
near past.

 

Applications for 

Among the latest additions to the right wing of the 

the University 
company will be received today in
the adjutant-general’* office in the
capital building 
faculty of the University 
ia F. J. j opposite the post office. However, 
Adam?, of California, who has been I pending the taking over o f campus 
of j recruiting by state officials, George 
made 
instructor in the 
street
education. Mr. Adams will 
the philosophy of education.
will give information, though all ap 
plications must be handed 
into the 
capital office.

teach H. Cantrell, 109 West 

school 

18th 

LAW STUDENTS HEAR 

JOINT ADDRESS FROM

VINSON AND TOWNES ception 

(Continued from Page One)

j 

It was emphasized by Adj. Gen. 
Barton that applications would be 
considered In the order o f their re 
in order to make selection
It was said that 
men with oversea and former mili­
tary experience would be given the 
preference.

f of officers fair. 

U nofficial 

These words were the bulk of the j the University were considering 

I became a man, I put aside childish 
things.’ ”

Thursday 
showed that the higher officials in
It 
to. make 
plea made by President Vinson in his though they had 
address to the members of the Law statem ents for publication. 
is 
It 
.School at thb formal opening yl tbs thought that complete support will 
he given Gen. Barton fn bi* move*
sttbcKil 
anent for a University company.

Swats Haring 

yesterday. 

refused 

reports 

. 

j 

o f 

into 

. < * ! * . 

During his address Dr, Vinson 
th* 
launched 
school for it? part rn the maintain-
- . 
ante o f bt&zmg in 
the University.* 
He spoke of the rumors that had 
come to him from tim e to time to 
the effec t that students o f the Law 
School were prime factors in the en
courage meat 

JBUUHS 1*1 VHC CU* j 
yearly dl80rden(| 

,v j 

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CO-ED SPORTS START

'

Tennis, Hockey, Baseball and Ar-
chery started yesterday afternoon in 
the Women’s Athletic Department. 
There will be no swimming in the 
Woman’s Building Pool for the next
,
on account o f repa.r,, hut

. 

around March the -econd; and d c 
cu red that it w a, up to the school I * » P E<W* ’ * “ h,k,n* ’
; f,,r Uam8’ Bnd h™ ,ene 
to clear this rumor from IU name. 

‘he 

The President finished his address * stsr* Monday. 

»t

W,U

by saying that the University is g o ­
ing to give the faculty freedom to 
make a greater School of Law, and h a ir — y o u w i l l 
that the faculty is going to be held w jt h o u r service. LONGHORN
responsible for results. 

Co-Eds: Let u s b o b 

y o u r
b e pleased

BARBER SHOP.

RUSK TO HOLD FIRST

MEETING ON SATURDAY?

New student# who wish to take | 

tom e part in public speaking are in­
vited to attend the first meeting for! 
th** year of the Rusk Literary So-, 
ckitv Saturday eve rd ag at 7 p. rn. 
In the Rusk Hall in the Law Build-' 
ing. All old member* are abo re­
quested to be present for the pur­
pose cf filling vacant office#. Several 
last year's men will speak on Rusk 
tradition# and plans for the future.

Here you 

find an atmos­
phere delightful and different, 
It is quite the vogue to enter­
tain friends at the Cactus 7 ea 
Room.

let Lour!ne 

Your Appearance
Some time when you feel that you. 
are not at your best call around 
and 
shampoo your 
hair with rain water and dry it 
in the sunshine. Loud no will abo 
curl your hair by the moat mod - 
erit and sanitary method? 
in a 
very short time. The appearance 
of your hair and completion de­
termine your personal attractive** 
ne-s. And one visit 
to Lour me 
will convince you that her work is 
sanitary and satisfactory, with a 
price that will appeal 
to you. 
Also try a French pack for your 
complexion.

UNIVERSITY 
BEAUTY SHOP
2408 Guadalupe Phone 5726

T Y P E W R I T E R S
S*B, Rent, Repair, Exchange 
Ail Makes

769 C onfute* 

BEYER TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
F. G. HALLER J r , Mgr. 

P h o n e 4604

PUNS FOB IW. C. L

Complete List of Cabinet Mem­
ber* Announced— May Lea 
Guthrie I* President

plans for the Y. W. C. A. member 
ship drive to begin the latter part of 
the week of October I were dis­
cussed at a meeting o f the Y. W. C.
af-
A, cabinet at 5 o’clock on the 
ternoon of Wednesday, 
27, in the Girls’ Reading
May Lea Guthrie, president 
Y. VV. CL A. presided. The chair­
man of the membership committee 
is to be in entire charge o f this.

The rest o f the m eeting was oo-j 
cupo'd iti the signing of a pledge by 
the members of the cabinet. 
This 
pledge is to bt* used in the installa­
tion services.

Cabinet Member*

under 

The complete list of cabinet mem­
bers announced for the first time 
this year is as follow s: Misses May; 
president; Kathryn 
Lea Guthrie, 
Cochran, vice president; Dam# done*, 
secretary; Mary Steussy, treasurer; 
Gertrude Butler, 
graduate; 
representative, Virginia Reed, presi-j 
dent of Junior Cabinet. And these 
committee chairman; Fritz Child­
ress, Finance; Lue Fell, assistant 
Finance; Anne Clare W ray, social; 
Jane Worthington, poster; Margar­
John ne I 
et Bassett, social 
Gilkerson, assistant 
service; 
Marion Hicks, personal work; Ina 
Phyllis j 
Williams, practical 
Henry, music; Lucy Plunkett, world 
fellowship; Alva Morrow, Bible 
study; Connie Garza, m eetings; Vir­
and 
ginia White, office 
Julia Crisp, Texan representative.

service; 
social 

secretary 

needs; 

KANGAROO GAME

WILL BE TEST

FOR LONGHORNS

{Continued from Page One)

.Swede Swenson or Joe Moore, j 
fain 
two of th<* five letter men who arri 
back from last fall, will be in the 
game, Each of these men ha? been 
ill with 
andj 
the dengue 
neither ha? been able to go out for 
fall training. Swenson made his ap­
pearance on the 
for j 
the first time yesterday afternoon, 
while Moore ha* been working out! 
only since Tuesday.

football field 

fever 

The Ixmghorns, after three weeks j 
.o f practice, are not as near ready 
for the opening game today as they 
were last year after only ten days 
of practice. There has been nothing 
displayed rn the work o f the Texas 
squad in practice which would serve

T H E
!” sl- uj "gjagaa

D A I L Y T E X A N

e s

hopes o f University followers con j (H ask ell), r ef eree; Moore (Vender- 
cerning the J a s o n 's chances, but hilt) umpire; Proctor 
(Texas Chris-
wlth a determined 
fighting mood 
and a real display of team spirit, 
the Longhorns have 
to 
come through th* year with honors.

tian U niversity), head linesman.

CACTUS SALE CLOSING

a chance 

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0

Lineup is Uncertain

Tomorrow is the last day to buy a 
is the 
Coach Berry Whitaker yesterday duty of every student to him self, the
the Var­
refused to give out any 
an to the probable lineup which w ill. sity to take advantage o f this offer.
be on the field this afternoon when Every man In the M en’. Gym pledged
Now is;
IowI

indication Cactus, the W. A. A., and 

i him self to support the sale

| < actu* at four dollars. 

. . 

It 

. 

the r e fe r e e , whortle announces the ^ ^
start of the game. Robertson, Tynes 
September and Gray, letter men of last season,

.

 ^ do j( Yo(J 
_______ ________

Room. are expected to be in their old posi- CABINS AND HOUSEBOAT OPEN i 
of th*? lions at the start. The personnel of j Mammy Cabin, Oak Lodge, and j 
the remainder of the team is un- the House Boat will be open Satur-j;
j
day afternoon, and several parties,
certain. 
Today's game starts at 4 o’clock are planning to remain over for the | 

sharp. The officials will be Venue week-end.

MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT

Phan* 1525

C H A R L I E ’ S
The Busy Corner 

2jrd and Guadalupe

THE QUALITY
Which is higher than the price, 
is the reason back of the steadily 
growing demand for

ILLINOIS WATCHES
$27.50 to $65.00

STELFOX’S
Jewelers

BUY YOUR CACTUS

PRICE $5.00

TODAY $4.00

SAVE A DOLLAR

I 

Help the

Woman’s Athletic

Association

Cleaning 

Dyeing

KELLY SMITH
Phone 6598 

Alteration* 

Rug Cleaning

H A L L ’ S 
Hairdressing Parlor
Marcel W ave— Rain W ater 

Dial 7656 

HO W. 7th

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itNftwHfmfttWNriMittimmwritiHNtnimmiiittHuitutHtttiiiimiiiMUftttftittHH

& a r i * t g 9 r a n d GU a l i t * *

VARSITY MAN

Make our store your d o w n ­

town headquarters.

It’s our business to clothe 
you in the best— and we do 
it— no shoddy clothing here.

Is the* Style Leader

and if s our 
leader—hand 
the 
tailored garm ents of 
finest im ported and domes­
tic woolens— Fairly priced.

Exclusive A gency For 

Knox Hats 
Mark Cross Gloves 
Earl & W ilson Shirts

Special Breakfast 30c 

Special Dinner *5c

Not As I .arite as the Largest But as Good as the Best

Phone 7688

st

THE STUDENTS' DELIGHT
MAVERICK CAFE
Open All Night

621-23 Congress Ave.

OWL LUNCH ROOM

2304 Guadalupe Street 

Student Owned and Operated

Real Home Cooked F ood 

SPECIAL SUPPER 30c 

SHORT ORDERS

PATRONIZE STUDENT ENTERPRISE

Send your work to CO-OP PRESSING SHOP 
Pressing and Alteration— expert workmen

Special attention to ladies’ work.

WE CAL LFOR AND DELIVER

FRANK M'GEHEE 

Phone 4998 

PAP PEYTON

K O D A K

Finishing Films 
Enlargements

TEXAS CANDY & GIFT SHOP
in front of 
TEXAS THEATRE

DRUGS, SUNDRIES, SANDWICHES 
FINE CANDIES, SODA

Our Prescription Department Is Unexcelled
« 

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f

“If it is in town— we have it”

GREENWOOD DRUG CO.

Phone 9191 

FREE DELIVERY 

922 Congress Ave.

EYES EXAMINED—GLASSES FITTED
N u drugs used in examination- 
no time lost from study

p f ®

WARD & TREADWELL
OPTOMETRISTS

7th and Congress Avenue

*

LET US DO YOUR DIRTY WORK
HOME STEAM LAUNDRY

“ Good Work Our Hobby”

lnwt m n 111 > ll I Vt I tltllt ‘ r r“ TT t TI ftn — 

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A SUIT “Tailored to 
Measure by Born’’ 
gives all any man ex­
pects in good style, fit, 
and long wear, at a price 
very much lower than 
the usual figure asked 
for good clothes.

Large sales at a small profit 
per suit, and th e remarkable 
facilities and equipment of 
the Born organization, keep 
i costs low and quality stan­
dard", high.

You w ill get a new idea
of clothes satisfaction when
you have a suit “Tailored to
Measure bv Bom ” .

A. G. GER J ES 
1610 Lavaca Street

Smartly Trimmed

Dress, T ailored and

Sport Hats

M. & IS.

Corner 9th and Congress Ave.

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Authorized Ford &Fordson Dealer

THREE BLOCKS EAST ON FIFTH

GASOLINE SOLD ALL NIGHT
‘’We Never Sleep’
For Your Convenience 
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Greasing Rack— Something new. Come give us a trial. We know 
how to grease your motor equipment. Let us drain that crank case 
and refill with fresh oil today. 

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CHARLTON & CROCKETT, Inc.
Service Station No. I, East 5th and Brazos 
Service Station No. 2, East 6th and Waller 
Remember Open All Night