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J e s s e Da n ! 

S T U D E N T D I E S
e l s , 

f o r m e r s t u d e n t 
e r s i t y , d i e d o f t y p h o i d
S a n A n t o n i o . 
o f D e l t a C h i 
a m e m b e r o f

of t h e Un i 
f e v e r l ast M o n d a y lr 
H e w a s a m e m b e r 
f r a t e r n i t y a n d w a s 
t h e L o n g h o r n B a n d w h i l e h e r e .

S n e e h i s g r a d u a t i o n 

t h e 
S c h o o l o f B u s i n e s s A d m i n i s t r a ­
t i o n , h e h a d b e e n e m p l o y e d a s a l t 
a c c o u n t a n t 

i n S a n A n t o n i o ,

f r o m 

 P A G E T W O

T H E 

D A I L Y 

T E X A N

S U N D A Y , J A N U A R Y 18, 1931

LONGHORN FIVE LOSE TO METHODISTS. 51-.12,
Intramural Calendar I

Early Lead Melts Before 

Delt a Chi d e f e a t e d Phi K a p p a 

I n d e p e n d e n t Di v i s i o n Cia'): A

d e f e a t e d A u st i n 

T ed d y Beal 

Psi.

vs. w i n n e r o f Phi Delt a 

g a m e 
T h et a - AI ph a T a u O m e g a game.

vis house.

At hletic (dub.

Little ( a m p u n s A d e f e a t e d D a ­

R o b e r t s H ou se d e f e a t e d N e w - ' 

Aggies Upset 
Razorbacks, 
37-34

R E L E A S E 

P O S T P O N E D
JED
“ The Uni ver si t y of Te x a s 
(as En- I 
'(dowsed
g i n e e r , ” scheduled t o b e reJjaiteed 
J a n u a r y 20, may n o t be tgie&sed I 
f r o m t h e ] ress on this dat e, ac- * 
c o r d i n g t o a s t a t e m e n t m a d e by t 
Prof t ' ssor C. Read C r a n b e r r y of I 
t he College of E n g i ne er i ng .

B y A L B E R T R EE S E
Texan Sparta Stat!

; . - -ill lo Th*
DALLAS

Daily Texan.
dan. 

A B E ’S
AMBLINGS

W h e n you t ut u
rd chous p r a t t l e . " 
soul so unj ust Iv

t o 

or of 

this
anon y m o u s 
Iotter 
once u p o n u time, 
A. A M.. Ti Xas a n d S. M, I 
B a y Ior and R ue will have 
a- nit
f a r e
h a t e long si?ice called a halt 
t h e
heat* -i hostilities, 
e v e r - p l , sent
in f ill swiitr.

the e d i t or
\ kansas a n d
and
laid
th* 
Ia s t r ume nt g of w a r ­
t h e ret et ee’s w I is?Ie will
t o
t h e
lost-mor te m* will be

a n d 

A >e prod ic ts a win for A ck a ti-
a mi Kh- ?. He does t hi s foi
t h a t
• ms t ; « logical t hi ng t o do.

r* as >n except 

n o i uu t i cula r

t h * ■ 

i t s al wa ys a t>retty tou gh t hi ng
ii* n lek n wi Utei site sa me night
rn* d ay t hat a g am e is to come off.
t hose gullible soul* who pc
for
pr edictions
> if oresaid 
r u s e
ha vt n o t had t une to forget - » 
i t
predict ions
thrice-nu illumed 
' he
b e e n mi ole. Of course, if by
t w ist < i other, the predie-
to be c e r ­
tm
-civ. But
if inst ead of bei ng
I ash. one picks the w i n n e r a
SO 
mon T h or so ahead, he can alway:
k e e p his mo nth s h u t should 
tin
p r edi c ti on s ti urn out wrong, a n d s
t h e guess 
is c o r n e t , one can a1
s r em i n d e v e rybody a b ou t it

h a p p e n 
that he iph t h e situation 

.-tin * 
I ion s should
r e d

i r a k 

ar e 
ti

fasnghorn 

( ouche s 
Working with on e eye on 
I o n - Relays 
S e v e n t h A n n u a l 
which will he r un her e March 27. 
The T ex a s squa d will have its first 
tastfe o f 
' Pit I compet i ti on at tins 
relay. The relay will d r a w a n i n­
largi n u m b e r o f a t h ­
cr easi n gl y 
letes ft tm all p ar ts of t h e U n i t e d 
St at e s .

i n t r a squad 

I m m e d i a t e l y a f t e r final e x a m i ­
n a t i o n s 
t he H uc k st e r s will s t a r t 
int e n si ve t r ai ni n g to get in sha pe 
f o r t h e 
c o m p e t i t o n 
■which will s t a r t e a r ly in F e b r u a r y 
a nd b ecome a weekly f e a t u r e f r o m 
t he n on.
t r ac ks 
Mor e 
the 
t o r s ar c 
S t e e r 
.Memorial 
Coa ch e s a r e c on t inu i n g 
t h e p r e ­
l i mi nar y g ri nd of c o n di to ni ng ex- 
etc. The 
< reis*. s. 
m a i n object is to got the nu ii into 
sh a pe for t he i r e a r l y compet i ton , 
Coach Litt lefield stated.

r e p o r t i n g daily at 

t h a n a h u n d r e d 

S t a d i u m , 

s t a r t s, 

for rn, 

and 

Abe h e r e b y pledges ev e rl as t i ng
devot i on to t he Bour d of Regents. 
It d o e s n ’t t a k e n m a g n i f y i n g glass. 
an Kin t e inian c e r e b r u m , n o r 
a 
the mi nds of 
mi n n e s t u d y 
into 
conf* : ern e MTU nil - 
t hat 
t o sec 
unless some b ody g e t - < rn tho b a n d ­
wag o n a n d r oots for tile c o n t i nu a - 
Mon of non subor dinat ion of base-

Spectacular Pony Shooting

met 
Senti

the P o n y 

-hooting of the T e x a n s , ♦ ~

a second d e f e a t of the i r c u r r e n t n o r t h er n 

! 7..-—Coach Fred W a l k e r ’s o r an g e ( lad cage war - 
invasion when 
t h e n Methodist- M u s t a n g s t h u m p e d t h em to tho t u n e of iii 
a t m day ni gh t iii one of the most brilliant g a m e s e ve r w o ­
rn a (Ai a1 cour t. 
The g am e was f e a t u r e d by s p e ct a c u l a r 
: 
i r t ; aa 11 »* m e t 
oust <% tense,
W.iiliuiits. 
s t a r 
I. led* ti c scoring with 22 
wit iii. his t e a m m a t e , Rey- 
ooh sec end h on or s with I •>. 
in

Ponies had W a l k e r ’s me n well 
to 
t il ed o ut with a killing man 
man 
back 
s t t o n g ear ly in i he second stanza 
lead 
I •• 
t h a t w a s n e ve r o ve r t a ke n .
coach 

ea r l y 
the end of the first 
st a mr* had chalked up 
int 
The
a d v a n t a g e . 
' E .y 

ru sh ed
s u b s t i t u t e a f t e r s u b s t i t u t e in 
the 
f ray, de s pe r a t e l y h o pi ng to stave 
Earl T ay l o r and El- 
of f def eat . 
floor
kins w er e en My the h e s t 
i men of the visitors a n d were a 
the d a ys o f I c o n s t a n t t h o r n in t h e sides of the

T he Lo ngh or n 

TeXjjs led his 

t w e n t y point 

r un up a 

into an 

d e f e n s e 

ang*jd 

c a m e 

t e am 

and 

lek. that 
ports ar e n ume r i cal ly Must angs,

pr ac ti c e s t a r t s F e b r u - 
oing to he a sad s t a t e 
t< amu 
f or c o n f e r e n c e 
nd especiall y f o r 
t he 
* aii.-c id t he s bort ened 
run d < 

each 
t e a m <»n I\ 
ag. pit( her, an d a I elia 
bin f«T. I t ’s a l o ng t inn* 
o n f er e n c e games , s u !’- 
aet. for t he best pitch 
f i f i n g « i rest up f o r

lag and 

T he Red a n d Blue Boys took 
a d v a n t a g e of eve r y 
the 
and t h e L o n g h o r n ’s def e n se. C a p ­
t ain S k e e t e r s and Wi lliams wer e 
ruled o f f the floor in t he middle 
t h e second h al f for excessive 
of 
fouls. Possibly t h e l argest crowd 
eve r assembl ed 
t he Mu st a n g 
gym witnessed t he game.

in 

Owl s De f e at 
Baylor, 
37-34

S i" -ini to The D aily Tartan.

HOUS TON, J a n , 17.— -Scoring 
four points iii a n e x t r a five-min­
ute period, the Rice Owls d e f e a te d 
the Baylor Be ar s in a h ar d- fou ght 
Ionight, 37-3-I.
nth* h e n 

H A N D B A L L D O U B L E S 
Th i r d R o u n d —-Monday
7 o ’Clock 

O r p a r t m e n t a l Divi s i on

W i n n e r of Koelle-Okies ( P h a r ) 
B o f f i n - P oi n d e x t e r g a m e vs. win*] 
nei of T u r n e r - H i tnphilt 
E H s c o n rT i dw t l l ( F u g ) game.
of 

Wi n nm 

(Educjf 

( O p e n ) WilHcn-Pres. Lei 
g a m e vs. w i n n e r of Schmi d l y- Eb y J 
( P B A ) 
( ti Fe t game.

U-unningham-E n d i e s s 

N *» e-Gat pciHoi 
( E n g ) 

W i nn e r ut Uanion- Jessen ( E n g ) 
( E n g ) 
vs. I 
g a m e 
H an c oc k- She ppa r d j 

Dunway-Gol o 
of 
\\ i nn e r 
Israel-Kli/.ando 
( E n g ) 
game.

( E n g ) 

W i n n e r 

S i e g e 1-Niehols 

of 
( Frig) ; 
( A r a d ) D ra eg er - Mo r ga n 
g am e vs. winnei o f V r a t is-L y t t o n I 
( E n g ) Laves-Ririe 

( F u g ) game.

F r a t e r n i t y — Cl a s s A 
7 o ’Clock

W i n n e r of Al pha T a u Omeg a - 
S igma Nu g a m e vs. w i n n e r of 
Del t a Sigma Ph i - Ka ppa Sigma 
gam<>.

W liner of O me g a Be ta Pi Tau 
Delta Phi game vs. w i n m r o f Fig 
lain Chi-Delta Kappa Epsilon game.
Sigma Delta- 
S i g m a Alpha Epsilon 
g a m e vs. 
w i n n e r of Delta T h e t a Phi Hal f 
Moon game.

W i n n e r of Phi 

Wi nnei of Phi Delta T h e t a - P h i 
j Ga mm a Delta g a m e vs. w i n n e r of 
Phi K a ppa P si- Delta Chi game.

I n d e p e n d e n t ——C l a s s A 
7 o ’Clock

W inner of Austin A th l e ti c Club- 
T e d d y Be ar s g ame vs. w i n n e r of 
Davis House-Litt le C a m p u s A 
gaim .

W i n n e r of R o be r t s Ho us e - Ne w- 
man Cl ub gams* vs. w i n n e r of 
Czech Cl ub-At hl e t i c s g ame.
F ra t e r n i t y Class B
7 4 5 o'Clock

W i n n e r o f Si gma N u- Om e ga 
Beta Pi g a m e vs. w i n n e r of L). K. 
E.-Sigma Alpha Mu game.

W i n n e r of Be t a T h e t a Pi-Delta 
T a u Delta g a m e vs, w i n n e r of S.
A. E.- Pi K a p pa Al ph a game.
Independent -— Class B 
7 : 4 5 o ’Clock 

W i n n e r o f R o h e i ts Hori.se- Caf e- 

t e i ia g a m e vs. N ew m a n Club. 

D e p a r t m e n t a l Di vi s i on 

Kceile arui Okies, 

d e f e a t e d Boehni Poind(exter, 
B, A.)
J E n cs o n - B u e k l e y 
ed E d u c a t i on by f oifeit.

( E n g ) d e f e a t ­

Not’-' a r p e n t e r 

( E n g ) d e f e at e d 

I Wi Uon- Pr e ss l e r 
J S ch mi dl y - Eb y 
f e a t e d C u n p i n g Ii a m-Endresus 
( E n g ) .

( E n g ) .
(IL B. A. de-

( ’a u n o n- J e s s e n 

( E n g ) d e f ea t e d 

j Dunway- Col e ( E n g ) by forfeit,, 
i 

I la n c o ck -S h ep p a rd 
n a t e d U ra e L E l i z a n d o 

( E n g ) .

( E n g ) 

do­

Soigel-Nichols 

( Ac ade ra ) 

de- 

j.fdat ed D r a e g c r - Mo rg a n ( E n g ) . 

Vr a t is-Lytton 
I.av< ,-Ririe ( E n g ) .

( E n g ) 

d ef e a t e d 

F r a t e r n i t y Di v i s i o n— Class A 
, S i g ma Nu d e f e at e d Alpha Tau
' Cum ga by f or f ei t,
Kappa S i g ma 
Sigma by f orf ei t.

d ef e a t e d Delta 

I a1 Delta Phi d e f e a t e d O me g a 

; Be ta Pi.

j S i g ma Chi.

Delt a Kappa Ep-i lon d e f e a t e d 

Sigma A l p h a Epsilon d e f e a t e d 

Phi S i g ma Delta.

Delta T h e t a Phi d e f e a t e d H a T 

Moon.

Phi Delta T h e t a d e f e a t e d Phi 

G a m m a Delta.

log c e nt e r , wa.- 
Blake Sellers, 
high s cor e r with 
t h i r t e en pointy, 
while. Hart and Dixon c o u n t e d ten 
each. Wells led t h e Baylet s c or ­
ers with elevon tallies.

Winner of Sigma I’hi Epsilon- 
Tau Delta Phi g am e vs. w i n n e r 
Jot Sigma Chi-Phi S i g m a Delta 
J game.
' Winner of l)elta Chi -Hal f Moon

“ W ha! delicious 

p a s tr i e s ! ”

t a s t e d thus** 
lf you hav e n ' t 
me l t- in - your - mo ut h pies and 
r ake s • nerved at Wu ka sc h' * 
you htill have an unexcelled 
t r e a t coming-.

to know 

Do yeti h a p p e n 

t hat : 
S h o r t y 
\ Pierson was a t w o- l et t er 
ma n in the I niver ity? He l ettei- 
cd in te nni s and eros c ou n t r y. Ile 
i n t r a m u r a l cross c o u n ­
war* a k o 
t he Univer sit y 
t r y c ha mp i o n of 
1 Wo years. Liney diving champi on, 
W i n m r a l 
expor t , hand bu ll 
cha mp i o n .Poi a couple a f years. 

b a r 

\ era! ut Ie t things.

( bach A alkei was a four 
I man for t hr ee y ea r s at tho 
( hieago? lit* made 
' B y of 
its ha ohall, t r ac k, basket 
md football, He also plavc-d 
Mona! baseball f o r a mini- 
f y ea r s, playing wi t h P itts- 
Xevv York and

WUKASCH BROS.

2 0 0 2 G u a d a l u p e

The mecca of 
Austin’s eating 
population—

Emmons Grill
2 )46 G u a d a l u p e

Special S u n d a y 
d in n e r s 
noon a n d nite

( P h a r m a c y ) 
(B.

pha T au O m e g a by f or f ei t. 

j 

Sigma Nu d e f e a t e d O m eg a Be t a 

Pi. 

man Club,

by forfeit.

F r a t e r n i t y Class B

Athlet irs d e f e a t e d Czech Club S patial to The Daily r e ra n . 

T au Delta Phi d e f e a t e d S igma A r k a n s a s Rgstorhacks here t o ni gh t J ed 

T h e e n g i n e e r i n g fields o f T ex as
in 
t h e publica- 
tion. O t h e r secti ons will, be d#vot-
to special me n t i o n of ex?s,tu- 
last q u a r t e r ; d en t s of t h e College of E ng in e e r -
t o I ing. D e p a r t m e n t s a n d o r g an ira-
| ovei come a lead w hich th e Aggies J lions of th e ca m p u s will also r e ­
n a l f Moon d e f e a t e d De l t a Chi j held th r o u g h o u t th e gam e. H oke. , eeive to m e me nt i on in th is issue,

FA YET FEN I L L E, Ark., J a n . 17. a special section of 
- The T e x a s Aggies u p s e t 

S i g m a Chi d e f e a t e d Phi S i g m a 1 r al l y by 

will be discussed e x t ens i ve l y 

by a ."7-31 s. ore. A 

the P or ke rs 

failed 

t he 

Phi Epsilon. 

Delta. 

by forfeit. 

Aggie captain, 
Phi Delta T h e t a d e f e a t e d A k ) with 13 points.

led 

the scoring 

—-----------^o-

-........-T 

 0 .......................... 
BA R RO N T O L E C T U R E 

 

u rr 

i 
f ■ i 
Unfi nished 
t h « 

, 
S y mp h o ny 
Lf a 

will
I, ct a r e by 

I abel Ahrens, Alpha Delta Pi,
w e e k- e nd a t h e r

is sPc’n(Jin^ 

u home in Lockhart .

MU d t f e 8 “ "i ,) 0 lU bc 

Bt.rn n m Mr J rn 
f ., 
, 
m 
T a u D elta by f o r f e i t 

J.' i. 

r 

to f . f 

t n ie* 
( 

<a (( 

i 

Sigma Alpha Epsilon defeated 

I I ka p p a Alpha. 

( ate defeated Roberts bodle. 

Eth« l W e in e r o f S c o t t i e Rito
Samuel Halevi B a rro n , <li- - D o rm ito ry is s p e n d in g th e week-*

J r e c t o r ot the Hillel F o u n d a tio n in J end at h e r h om e in San A ntonio.
[ A u s tin , which will he given S u n - 1

 Antonio, Th(, lecture I C e r i n e Peters, Scottish Ri,\*
(lay in ^
i will be given at the supper hour Doimitovy, is spending the week-)
before the high school departm ent jt n d m San Antonio.
r f the rrliK io u*jeh °* l of the c o n -1 U v , „ , . Barite, Phi M n ,' is

.Shelby 

t e m p t e r has as gueste I f e* » U m A k u« «.« Aehnn. R a b b ,. 5p{,ndinE the w eek-em lin San An- 

'h o r mother aud 

father, Mr. and ' B a n o n 

* V ° ke 

last we('k 

to 

the tonto.

Mrs. J. W. te m p te r . 

Berlin, Scottish Rite
Marie P o rte r is visiting in her I on the subject of "Mo\ ies, Mm-akk Dormitory, is a week-end visitor

business and profeasional women’s
club of Austin al their clubroom Aileen 

home in Temple this week-end. Hind Morons.” 

ar h er home in San Antonio.

And

Now We

Announce

the serving of
COFFEE 
and SANDWICHES

This a dded service co m e s as 

great n e w s to our patrons 

w h o have com e to rely upon 

our 

store as a g a th e rin g 

p ia c e. 

fr y this n e w service 

today.

THE HOME 
DRUG CO.

Answering the Eternal Question:
Where Shall We Eat Tonight?

Tin1 menus offered by the foil awing Restaurants, Cafes, and Dining Places for Sunday evening1 
dinners provide you with a good beginning for a pleasant evening. Choose your place to eat 
tonight from this select group— where food is suprem ely good.

Before Dead Week 

Begins . ..

DINE
this S u n d a y Nite 

at

The Gables!

F I N K
F O O D

D R L I O H T F C L
ATMOSPHERE

OFF THE 
BEATEN PATH

“CHEF -1 W E

W e h a v e s a dl y n e g l e c t e d our French of 
late 
t o m e U n i v e r s i t y s t udent, much 
like 
perhaps, 
to hi* 
“ c he f - 
r e g r e t . H o w e v e r , we know 
d’c e u v r e i ” a r e e g g s in a f an c i f u l dress. And, 
that t abl e d ’h o t e is s e r v e d f r o m 6 to 9 p. rn. 
P u t t i n g t h e s e t w o t o g e t h e r , w e know that the 
Spani s h D i n i n g R o o m is t he place for S unda y 
ni g ht di nner.

The Gables Tea Room

2 5 0 6 Rio G r a n d e 

P h o n e 967 I

B E A T R I C E N O R W O O D J , 

L

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN HOTEL
A B a k er H o tel 

J. C C lopton, M a n a g er

THE ALAMO

Jan. 18, 1931 

S u n d a y Special D in n e r 

7 5 c

C H O I C E O F:

O R A N G E A ND G R A P E F R U I T C O C K T A I L .

F R E S H O Y S T E R C OC KT A I L .

S OU P . 
C H I C K E N S O U P W I T H H O M E MA D E N OO D L E S. 

C H O I C E O F : 

R O A S T YOUNG T U R K E Y A N D D R E S S I N G 
C R A N B E R R Y S AU C E . 
F R I E D S P R I N G C H I C K E N A LA M A R Y L A N D S TY LE . 
K. C. S I R L O I N S T E A K M U S H R O O M SAUGE. 
; B R O I L E D S E L E C T V E A L C H O P O N T O AS T . 

S N O W F L A K E ! ) P O T A T O E S .

V E G E T A B L E S : 

G R E E N P E A S F R A N C I A .

S T E W E D S I L V E R ILA* P R U N E S . 

C A N D L E S TI CK S AL AD. 

I C E B U R G H CETTI CE R U S S I A N D R E S S I N G . 

S A L A D : 

D E S S E R T ;

\ HOT M I N C E P I E . 

P O T A T O P I E .

F I G P U D D I N G B R A N D Y S A U C E ,
( H E R R Y J E L L O W H I P P E D C R EA M .
OR 
V A N I L L A I CE ( ’R E AM A N D W A F E R .

C O F F E E . MILK. 

H O T C H O C O L A T E ,

D RI N K:
T E A. 

S E R V I C E A LA C A R T E

T H A N K Y O U ”

Dead - week can’t be 

the bug - a - bear it’s 

rumored to be

. 

. not, at least, w h e n y o u start 

. 
it o f f on 
the right f o o t ! Di ne at the Driskill toni ght, 
t he rest of 
and st ay happy 

the wee k.

THE DRISKILL HOTEL
H om e of Southern H osp itality 

W . L. Stark, Mgr.

 S U N D A Y JA N U A R Y 

1931

» T I! F. D A I I. Y 

r F. X A N

Engagement

C H U R C H ES

F I R S T

C H U R CH O F 
S C I E N T I S T 
1401 C clorado S tre et

C H R IS T ,

it od lin k 

Sunday School for 

pupils up to 2 0 y e a rs of age.
o ’clock— S u n d a y

11 

S u b je c t: “ L ife.”

r egul ar service?;. 

S T . P A U L S L U T H E R A N 
C H U R C H 
R e d R i v e r » „ d S i . t . r n t h S t r e e t , I 
K G. Manx, P a s t o r . 
o’clock— S un da y 

School 

9 : 3 6 

man’s View of C h rist,” by the pax- 
tor, with special music.

F IR S T P R E S B Y T E R I A N 
C H U R C H 
Seventh and L a v aca Street* 
Daniel E . Grieder, Pastor.
10 o’clock— Sunday School.
11 o ’clock— Serm on, “ Put We 

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C H R I S T I A N C H U R C H 
T a * * * Bible C h a ir
R * v- F r a n k L. J e w e t t , P a s t o r .
> ' » c l i H - k - S c r n m n . 

"R .M g lo il
amt In t e l l ig e n c e .” S p ec ia l music,

__

S 

o’c l o c k — We dn e s d a y 

night High Cost o f Chri s t i ani t y. ”

service. J P re ach C hrist C ru cified .”
o’clock— Sermon,

7 :30 

s 

‘The

an d Bible c la ss e s in E n g lish . 

U N I V E R S I T Y 

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

1 0 :3 0 o ’clock—-S e rv ice s in Get*- 

man.

7 : 3 0 o ’clock— Services in L ag

IO 
S u b n e t : " G o d ’s One W ay t E 

lish. 
, 
to Salvation.

‘ •. 

, ’ 
' ,<M *
School classes.

„ C H U R C H

2 2 0 5 San A n t o n io S t r e e t
L. H. W h a r t o n , P a s t o r .

o ’c l o c k —Student 

Sunday

o’clock— Sermon, 

“ Love's 

U N I V E R S I T Y E P I S C O P A L 
C HUR CH 
T w t n*y*»cvrnth and W h iti» 
Rev. Hat ria M a t t e s o n , Jr . , Rect or
prayer 
o ’clo ck — Morning 
and sermon by Dr. Thomas VV. 
Currie,

ll 

U N I V E R S I T Y B A P T I S T
CHU RCki

11
Folly."

dents,

C» o’clock 

Supper fo r all stu- 

6 : 3 0 o’clock— 
d< iii association.

7 : 3 0 o’clock— 
by Dr. Wharton.

1’rogram fo r stu- 

-D evotional 

talk

w. A . A . E n te rtain s 

A t Club W ed n e sd a y

Miss Jean De- 
Votie, 
f o r m i c 
student o f tfic 
I 'nim rarity aud 
a no nCo( r of
Va ta Tem A l ­
pha 
soroiity, 
ta Ii a s e m ar ­
ring*: to D a n 
Ev er et t E rn - 
mons will take 
plum 
in F< b- 
i nut nj.

IM H!

Moore and Bur- 
Misses Mercy

day 21. 

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. r o m 

Randolph graduated 

tho 
in 1926. He received 
University 
his bachelor of arts, bachel or of 
law, and do ct ut of 
law degrees. 
While here he was a membci of 
Delta Phi Delta, honorary law f r a ­
il rnity, and at one time was an 
i me e d i t o r o f The Daily Te xa n.

Twenty-second and Guadalupe 
Dr. A. L. Aulick, P a sto r. 
o’c l oc k— S un da y 
I convenes, with P r o f e s s or 

.. ... .....
* VV. A, A, Council and advisers
S c h o o l } entertai ned with a pa r t y a t the
l e o C. j Physical Tr a i ni ng c l u b on Tv/en-
jsiiptirinH-nd.nt. | t y-f ourth and Spe edway We dn e s ­

Haynes, ge ner a l 

9 : 1 r, 

j Universi ty s t ude n t s m e e t 

in 

tho j day evening at 7 : 3 0 o ’clock.

basement auditorium, and adults 
meet in the main audi torium. 

Ping Pong, miniature golf, and
j ot her games we re played, foll ow-

l l o’clock-— Serm on, “ An Old j od by a “ ta f fy pull.”

Man’s Conception o f God, ” by tho 
pastor. T h e r e will also be spec­
ial music,

6 : 3 0 o ’cl ock— B. Y. P. I L meets. 
7 : 3 6 o’cl oc k—- S e r mo n, “ A Ro-

Invitations were extended to the 
following guests. Abases Anna 
Hiss, Margaret Kirkner, Bernice 
Irwin, Leah Gregg, Anabolic Stew­
art, Hilda Molesworth, Elizabeth

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Important Announcement

r v s t

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PICOT HD a?

C H I F F O N S I L K H O S I E R Y 

Take a new low price

1.25

T hree months ag:) they were S IA S

W e wish to emphasize t h a t it is possible now to get 

beautiful silk hosiery at this price 

. 

. 

. MISS V A R ­

S IT Y is obtainable only at IC. M. S c a rb ro u gh and 

S o n s . Mach pair is all-sdk, she er chiffon weight, \n it Ii 

picot top and French heel. T om o r r o w we will show 

! , 2 o o p a i r s in n e w s p r i n g shades.

The colors rep resen ted a r e :

n

~ D A O !: T11 H EE

McGuire, Shiela O’H ara, V irginia 
McArthur, B e tty Lewis, M ary Mc­
Kee, and Helen Hall.

Manon Griffith, Beth Law, P a t ­
ty Lacy, Marian Beiders, M a rjo r­

ie Vegan, Billy Weston, Ruth Ju n - 
kin, Bernice Moore, Velma Brown, 
Lillie Sclnfflette, and Mrs. W. R. 
!<ong, J r . , and Mrs. Jennie Sehacf- 
J c n n i r 
Long, J r . , 
Schaefer.

Mrs. 

and 

T A Y L O R V I S I T S t A M P U S
Bandie ( “J a c k ” ) 

'la 

\ assist­

clist rict a l t o r f ' 

ant 
■ County 

and 

; 
« 
gradual* 

Be s a ri 
tho 
of 
rn A . tin tm a 
remain 

School of Law, i 

j business visit. He will 
here o v er the week-end. 

i 
T a y l o r received his law degree 
i in 1 9 27 , and was a mem ber of 
fratern ity , Cowboy-, 
; Delta Chi 
Delta Phi Delta, and m an a ge r of 
' t h e track team rn 1925.

T H . W IL L IA M S

C o n g re s s a t F ifth

W hat every young woman 

should know before she 

goes to the inaugural 

hall

M W

mi

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0

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f
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(* 
O
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$
J
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C O S T U M E 
I EVY H E R Y

importance

the

of

accessories

The first 

thing t,» know is 

that your accessories must 

match 

perfectly. 

B A ti S 

must be small and 

in per­

fect keeping with your shoes 

and color scheme of dress. 

Of c o u t h , C O S T U M E J E W ­

ELRY has its place in ( very 

evening ensemble. C o rre ct­

ness demands thai you wear 

elbow-length mousqueta i r e 

G L O V E S , . . . in, subtly off- 

white 

tones, Y our HOSE 

mi*»t be of the sheerest silk.

H O L E P R O O F

HOSIERY

MOI SE ti C E T AI R E
t i l ' IVES

Peeps at Early 

Spring Footwear

* s »l, own hy 

y o u r f a v o r i t e b o o t e r i e

( ,n n r , 1 I
P a r i s

B a ha mn
S ii H b .»s k

B r o w n i e s t 
R e n d e z v o u s 

“V i d a
C a s t o r

Grit in
B o i t e C l a i r

S T R E E T F L O O R

k

* « 5 » '

A ,

F L O W E R S

H appy thoughls 

fo r this 

New Yea»

1931 seems to be the era of

Economy

T h e 

t r e n d o f e a r l y 

m o d e s p o i n t s t o a s u c ­

c e s s f u l s e a s , rt 

t o r 

t he 

s n a k e 

e v e r p o p u l a r w a t e r - 
. , Ne w a n d d i f ­
f e r e n t m o d e l s —— m o r e 
. 
t l e » i r than ever 
— 13,59.

. 

. 

E c ono my is the key-note of 
t o d a y ! If y o u’re in the sav­
ing mood, we suggest that 
let the street ears or 
you 
busses t ake you to your des­
tination. W h y ? Because they 
a r e so much mor e economi­
than 
cal and dependabl e 

automobiles.

For the Inaugural Rail

Evening Slippers Reduced!

G r e c i a n 

i n s p i r e d o p e n - s h a n k Sandal *- of 

W H I T E C R E P E 

W H I T E F A I L L E 

. 

. S I L V E R C L O I M ne 

. 
. . . si lver o r gol d t r i m m e d 

. . 

. d y e d a n y s h a d e A T N O E X I R A C O S T .

Phone 2-1147

F lo w ets Telegra phed 
A nyw here

Courtesy and Service

Austin Street Railway Co.

THE CAMPI! P

B g Ecang< lute ( hat m ss

Seven Cabaret Numbers Feature 

'Faculty Night 

Cl’ Entertainment

One hundred and filty guests 
attended the hilarious closing of 
the social season of the University 
“ Fa cu lty Night 
given by 
Club*
ulty Club.

the 

the coming y ear 
S atu rd ay night a t the P a c- j f OP the Andrew C a rr others C hap ­

Officers for 

D.A.R. CROUP ELECTS 
NEW OFFICERS bill I) AY

te r of the I t A. IC were elected 
a t a meeting F ri d a y aftern oon, 

and NelLe 

and Mrs, R. W. (m e n ’s Club.

J a n u a r y 16, a t the Fa cu lty W o -

The seven fea tu re cab aret num­
bers were as follows: 
specialty
dance by Dolly S tayton, daughter 
of Professor 
fol- 
S ta y to n ; toe dance by M a r g a r e t ’ O fficers elected were as 
Bellmont, daughter of Mr. 
and lows; reg* nt, Mrs. B u r n e tt P h a r r ;
Mrs. L. T. Bellm ont; toe dance by I fjrgfc vice reg en t, Mrs. Ben W ayne 
regent, Mrs. 
Kath eryn 
daugh ters of Mr. and Mrs. E d o , W. C o u rtn e y ; recording sec- 
R a t h r r ; rope skipping fe a t u r e by r e tary , Mrs. W. ¥. W a r r e n ; c o r­
responding s e c re t a ry , Miss Eliza- 
nel B a rlo w ; 
tr e a s u r e r , j 
B uttcreu p Dyke; accordion nun:- beth Ann Olyphant; 
registrar, 
ber by Dan McCall; and a m o d - J Mrs. Earl P. Sim m s; 
e m ballroom number by Curtis Mrs. Boyd W e lls ; Librarian, Miss Merchant, Charles 
and 
Jack so n Alderson 
Music was furnished by the Li- H a rrie t Smither.
bcrian 
fro m Liberia for the 
The menu, printed 

partner. j Anna Simonds; genealogist, M i s s ] nelt P h a rr 

imported I Mrs. P harr, the reg en t elect, is 

Rather, Q rieg; second vice 

tap dance by B u rt 

jazz orchestra, 

and 

1 ‘tM ' ’’’
occasion. a member of Phi B e ta Kappa, i Wright, Annie Maxwell, Anni*

* 

under rules g j , e received h e r m aster of a r t s I Simonds, Harriet Smi hter, Hub
last Terrell, an d Marian Landrum, 

the University 

location of Ju n e and is now enrolled in tho j 
protection j Graduate School doing work to- j 

listed ward her d o cto r of philosophy de- 

stating th at the police protection j degree fro m 
doqs not g u aran tee 
missing 
or 
escorts 
against pilfering waiters, 
six courses. They were E n tre e s g r te .
de Clamorc, Horse 
Mares Nest, C . C<» 
Ma r ket
(v eg etab le)
Scream 
Rounds
do B urros, Creme de Cit rone, and 
Aunty-— Volstead.
The following 

club members J 

in j 

After a study of Sarah 

Doovers 
\nn<>uncetm rn of
( ., Bullish {H a le presented by Miss A n n ie! m< tit " f Mi ; Marjorie
Breakers, j Maxwell, and a vocal solo by Mrs. 
Stick j E eh a rd t, refershment. s were scrv- 
Cordially, 
Drinks named were Eau j etj to the foll owing gu ests; Me s ­
dames Murray 
Boyd 
Wells, Gglburg, E ckhardt, Ar t h u r

San Antonio and Nowiin 
el pit, son o f J u d ge Hal < :
olph form n y o f A u stin, an 
ex-student o f the University 
made last week The marriage

ic <• i.
McGh

Josepha J 

Ramsey, 

and 

Rand
Rand

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itti'.m

DA T E A N N O U N C E D 

- A t M u e l l e r ’s S h o e S t o r e

Social Functions 
Inaugural Ball 
Rush W e ek

their 

ladies atte n d e d : Fred 
and 
Adams, C. J . Alderson, F re d Ayer,
C. E . Ayers, E . Ch, ll. B antel, L. 
Theodore Bellmont, E . I.. Boy son;
VV. I*. Boyd, D. K. B r a c e , Jo e 
Burns, J . VV. Calhoun, B. B. Gas- I 
t e d , T. VV. Camp, S. A Correl!,
H Calkins, C. H. Clark.

(J, Glascock, V. 

II. E . Degler, J . C. Dolly, F r e d ­
eric Duncalf, J . Anderson F i t z ­
(* a I’ - 
gerald, S. A. Focht, B. NL 
ford, C. T. Gray, R. Grossman, 
I. 
Guthrie, C. 
Moore, VV, E . Metzenthin, Ii. T. 
Manuel, W. T. Mather, M. M. Mc- 
F a rlan , F . McAllister, VV. H. Mc- 
Neil, E . K. McGinnis, <L IC New- 
love, L. VV. Payne, J . E. P e arce ,
F , A. C. Perrin , Don Piatt, B. F. 
Pittcn g er.

E . P. Queroau, Ed C. R ather,
T . VV. Hiker, E . CL Rowe, CL IL 
Simmons, FL G. Smith, Noyes 
FL W. Stayton, Byron 
Smith, 
J . S. Swearingen, E. IL 
Short 
Schoeh, Paul J . Thompson, Her- 
schel Walling, P»ert*y Whitaker, 
Leon White, E, J. Villavaso.

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R I C H A RI)SON D E L I I E R S 
I L L U S T ll A T E D A DIJIl E S S

Mrs. Dalton Richardson gave a 
program on “ Gloucester Cathed­
ra l” a t the semi-monthly meeting 
of the Austin League last W ed­
nesday a t the home of Mrs. Wal­
t e r Rolfe, 10 6 Sparks Avenue,
Mrs. Richardson, who 

spent 
several 
rome 
y ears ago, related many personal 
experiences with her account. She 
illustrated her talk with a num ber 
of pictures and slides th at she had 
obtained while abroad. I hey were 
of the cathedral and the su rrou n d ­
ing grounds.

in Engild id 

time 

Following the program, the r e ­
mainder of the afternoon was de­
voted to a business meeting, a f t e r j 
which Mrs. Rolfe served tv refresh ­
ment course. Besides the regular 
twenty members present 
th ere,
were three guests, Mesdames Dan 
Smith, E. G. B ischoff, and IL M. 
Boyd.

A special meeting of the Art 
next
League will be held on 
the 
Wednesday, Ja n u a ry 21, a t 
Austin W o m en ’s ( lub. Mrs. Hu­
go Kuehne will give the program j 
on “ The Trend of Modern A rt in i
Church Building’’ at this meet mg.
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L O C A L I ) . l o ' C H A P T E R

P L A N S L U N C H E O N

Albert Sidney johnson ch apter ( 

of LL D. C. will entertain with the 
luncheon, celebrating the j 
annual 
Inrth anniversaries of Robert E . ; 
Lee and Stonewall Jack so n , Mon- i 
day, Ja n u a r y 19, a t I o'clock at 
the Driskill hotel.

a rrang em en ts 

Committees in charge of 

the 
are as 
anniversary, Mesdames

luncheon 
follows: 
S. H. Landrum , A. VV. Pettigrew , ! 
J o e Rowe, and F ra n k M a d d o x ;; 
decorations, Mesdames ll. CL John- i 
son, IL IL Matthews, A. WL .Brill. 
F. T. Cox, Fran k latten , George 
Mendel!, and B CL Greenwood; 
menu, Mesdames J o e Rowe and K. 
K r u e g a r ; place card*, Mesdames 
Milton Morris, J . E . blowze, Ja m e s 
Harris, and Ja m e s A. King.

Mrs. Ja m ie H arris wlil receive 
reservations fo r the luncheon up 
to Sunday night, Ja n u a r y Is.

K I R B Y E N T E R T A I N S

G U E S T S T H U U S H A Y
Kirby Hall held its weekly guest 
night Thursday a t 6 o’clock with 
the 
lillies served as decorations for 
the dining room.

as hosts. Chinese ) 

juniors 

G u ests present were Henry I 

Parkinson, Hugh Gossett, Harold 
Shelton, M argaret L en g ert, Eddie 
Merriman, and Glendon Roberts.

* 

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, A L L D E M A N D C O R R E ! I’ F O O T W E Att 

. 
. 
AND, H E R E YO CT. I F I N D T H E T Y P E O F ' S i f t »E 
Y O U ’L L W A N T TO W E A R . S AT I N \ N D T I V EL 
KID, W H I T E S A T I N . W H I T E S I L V E R THI M, 
M O I R E AND F A C I E S AT I N .

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S L I P P E R S T I N T E D S J P , DE \ N I) COL OR T O 
M A I U t C O S T U M E .

joint, 

3 1 0 ,5 5 Si 3 . or,

R H I N E S T O N E B U C K L E S VNO 
S H O E ORNA 
M E N T A T I O N S . . . AND T H E P R O P E R H O S I E R Y 
— S H A D E S T H A T HA R M O N I Z E .

m o m s o r G o o d S h o e s a m o H o s i e r y 
6 00 CONGRESS AVE.

s m P ’irwp vt m m

O I c o u r s e , it s m o s t l y a m a t t e r t o r y o u t o 

d e c i d e , b u t —

CHIFFON ANI) 

LACE EVENING GOWNS

will b e t he s m a r t e s t t hing to w< a r at 

t h e I n a u g u r a l Bali

r n
% X

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$

¥

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Rn ' ■tiSR"*
M- 'y s d

Price Range 
$D>. YI) to $ 6 5 
In all new shades

Ab n beautiful 
( • hives 
VV raps, 
and other
A m j - orient

A x m l 

to our 

/ shop is cordially 

solicited.

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BLUEBONNET
SHOP

2 2 0 6 L u ad a kl pc

 P A G E F O U R

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

SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, ISSI'

Illustrating Indian Burial

Legislative Beginnings of the University

F i f t y Y e a r s A g o T o d a y

E x t r a c t 

fr<. m a M e s s a g e o f G o v e r n o r O r a n M. 

R o b e r t s 

to t h e S e v e n t e e n t h L e g i s l a t u r e , J a n u ­

a r y 18, 1 3 8 1 :
“ She ( Te xas ) h as en do w e d 

life and pr oper t y, b o t h 

. . . ( h e r ) Uni ver - 
j .qty wi t h 1,221,400 a c r e s of land, e noug h of which 
i have I teen sold to begi n its e s t a b l i s h me n t now.
I 
. . That other es s e nt i al point is an e m p r o v e m e n t 
I in the execution o f t h e l aws f or the p r ot e c ti o n of 
t heir expe d i t i on and 
1 force. That is an i mp e ri o us necessity r e s t i n g upon 
us now'. And while g iv in g especial a t t e n t i o n to t h a t , 
we m ay ma int a i n o u r public f re e schools, en l a r ge 
t he 
our moans f or t h e i r f u t u r e i m p r o v e m en t by 
; m ote rapid sale of its land, lay t he foun dation of 
! an u niversity, en co u rage our A g r i cu l t ur a l and 
Me cha ni ca l College, establ ish addi tional n o r m a l 
■ schools, and t h e r e b y g iv e an i mpetus to o u r e d u ­

in 

cational interests g e n e r a l l y . ”

E x t r a c t f r o m t h e A d d r e s s o f L i e u t e n a n t G o v e r n o r 

L. J. S t o r e y :
“ And, again, w hat T ex a n ’s heart does not throb 
with d eligh t as he con tem plates the prospects b e­
fore us, and, as I b eliev e, in the near fu tu re, for the 
erection o f a first cla ss S tate U niversity? A lready 
j the p rin cely fund provided by our patriot fath ers 
th** 
I for th is purpose is b eliev ed to have reached 
I value o f two and a h a lf m illions o f dollars, and the

dem and is com ing up from every quarter, that th is
L egislatu re shall decare 
‘prat-, 
ticab le.’ and 
‘estab lish , 
organize and provide for the m ainten an ce, support 
first class,
and d irection o f a u niversity o f 
. . . . to bt: styled “The U n iversity o f T ex a s.’”

th at ’it 
it shall proceed to 

is now 

that 

the 

learning 

in stitu tion s of 

“ Let the good work begin at once and be pressed 
to an early com p letion , and, as soon as possible, 
save T exas the q uarter o f a m illion o f dollars, an ­
nually contributed by her people to build up and 
support 
in other S ta tes 
where they send their children to be educated. And, 
b etter still, 
let the heroic deeds o f our patriot 
fath ers be studied by the youths of T exas in our 
own in stitu tion s, and from the proud dome o f our 
U n iversity, as it tow ers above the hill tops o f th is 
capital city, let them map out for th em selves the 
pathway to fam e and to fortun e. With these great 
• espdnsibilitie.-, th is grand wmrk b efore us, m ay I 
n ot rep ea t. that th ese legislative halls present th e 
broadest field fo r u sefu ln ess to the statesm an of 
Ti Kus. Here his earnest effo r t and patriotic d evo­
tion to his cou n try’s cause m ust yield to her the 
richest reward in everyth in g necessary to advance 
her civilization, hor m aterial w ealth and her p o liti­
cal power, while for him self he m ay righ tfu lly lay 
to his own soul the fla tte rin g unction, th a t he 
has not labored in vain .”

j 

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I I I

f~ DAYS b-* VM

republic is w a k i n g up quickly, for Home Drug Installs

Sandwich Counter

bei ng es tabl ished, and pl a ns 
r e g u l a r ai r t r a f f i c a t e bei ng m a de 
— a 
t or 
m o u n t a i n o u s bit of count) >. 

or(j e r 
t h e , U n i v e r s i t y s t u d e n t s , 

_______ 
b e t t e r a c c o m m o d a t e
t h e H ome 
D r u g com)i any has r e c e n t l y add e d

a d v e n t u r e 

g r e a t 

loi ; 

v 

*

E v e n t he b aseball is u n d e r g o i n g e q u i p m e n t f o r se rv . n g c of fe e a n d 

clinical o b s e r v a t i o n s 

these days ; wwl WKf ce s^ a ,.sleep c h M c r '. b „. 

B y S O P H Y
T h e t a S i g m a

H A R D I N
Phi Staff

H a r d times, it seems, like c h a i 

ity b e g i n at home 
’ 

■ ’ 

a l t h o u g h 
an d 
t h e ir r es ul t s have been success- 
f or the pre- billy conc ea l e d b y m a n u f a c t u r e r s ; have bec o me 

e x p e r i m e n t s 

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t he 

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e xa ms a n d s a n d wi c h e s 

f o r
t b at “ b e t w e e n m e a l ” depr ession
habi ts w i t h s t u d e n t s
It a n d the new service has been add-
f o r 
s t a t e d
jj Mc Co r ma c k, m a n a g e r of t he 

t h e i r s a t i s f ac t i o n, 

i d 
rp 

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A . . . 
t 

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1 1 

Biithocities alike 

> '* "'u v !*1 

,,f so me 

store.

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a b r o a d . W i l b u r 

s e nt g e n e r a l b usi n e ss depr ession a n d b e e b a l l a -• 
g 
has h ad no e ff ec t upo n A me r ic an j h r ep or t ed , mwexi 1, 
i n v e s t m e n t s 
C a r r , a s o n a n t s e c r e t a r y of s tale, i"* I U ‘W ’ ««> t*>»* 
r e p o r t e d 
c o m mi t t e e last w e e k in t h e hea r - ^
mg 
the st at e s u p pl y bill 
in 
Amel i r an 

that
i n v e s t m e n t s in f o r e i gn * • • • m » *♦ * " '

J. I ■»»» « « l in 

a p p r o p r i a t i o n s 

# t it e h 4

t h e 

out 

to 

.. 

. 

 

in t he s p r i n g t r a i n i n g c a mp s 
a n d

h ca vi c r 

cov e r s 

. 

11 • * * • • • * *

, 

t o 

l f , 

r e c o r d 

s t u d e n t s w h o 

«I1-n, ' Fanan! , , "' Ti Official Notice

815,OOH,OOO,OOO, a n i n c r e a s e Of a
billion dollars o v e r 1929. 
p or t s also ma de 
mo r e t h a n 200, 000 w er e issued. 

Pass- i < • • • • • • " * • • * * * * • • • * • • • • • • »
f i gu re s ; A S S T A T E D in t he hou si ng r e g u - 
lations of the Univer sit y, t ho s e 
_ 
c ha ng e
i n t e n d 
I r o t esx01 Mautu-e Ma i t e n ot . J ^eir* place o f r esidence a t t he end 
T* I i nch i nventor , h as pr od uce d an Qj. ^ 1 3 s e m e s t e r m u s t n o t i f y t h e
instrum ent which he believes to
p r o p r i e t or on o r b e f o r e . January 
be t h e musical m e d i u m of the f u ­
22. N e w f r a t e r n i t y pledges ma y 
I t will mimic a n y o rche s t r a 
tur e. 
give f ive d a y ’s notice and move 
i n s t r u m e n t , and, bes ides this, has 
to t h e c h a p t e r h ous e on M a r c h I, 
an indivi dual t o n e of its own. Re­
unless b o u n d by a w r i t t e n co n­
it pro­
s e mb l i n g a small spi ne t , 
t r a c t 
t h e se­
du ce s 
vacuum 
mester.
t u b e vi br at ion s t r a n s m i t t e d by a 
d i f f u s e r to w ha t r es e mb le s a loud 
s p e ak er . This will g r e a t l y simpli­
fy m a t t e r s f or t he v e r y musically 
inclined, s net t he y will learn how 
i n s t r u m e n t on 
to p l a y on eve r y 
;he s a m e keyboar d.

ARNO NOW OTNY .
A s s i s t a n t Dean of Men.

t o r e m a i n 

t h r o u g h 

t h r o u g h 

sounds 

August
Graduates

•—VhtUttifk CtniiUn ft it R ial RtiltStjhi

W he n a Pa* if ic Co a st I n d i a n dies t he g r av e is enclosed within 
a fence or a s t r u c t u r e is built o ve r it. Wi thin the i n c l o s u r e ar e 
p l aced the tools a n d w e a p o n s of the b r a v e ; t h e household ut e nsi l s 
of the squaw or th** toys of t he child ac co rd i ng to the a g e an d 
x of the oc c up a nt o f the g rave , so t h a t t h e spirit may not e n t e r 
the “ Happy i f u n t i n g ( H o u n d ” u n p r e p a r e d . The p ho to gr ap h shows 
a n I nd ia n gr ave n e a r Ha z le t on in n o i t h e r n Briti sh Columbia.

MAVERICK COLLECTION IS 

DISPLAYED IN ARCHIVES

is 

l a tt e r 

r e p o r t s 

indissolubly 

and doc u m e n ts has been 

the hi st ory of T e x a s dat ed March 

round a p ic tur e of and a r elative of Ma ve r i ck ’s, is al­
ine! wk, T e x a s pio-j Ko p r o mi n e n t l y displayed, a s is a 
l et t e r to Maven* Ic f r o m Th o mp s o n, 
l l , IS-I .‘I, in which
t he p r o g r t I 

< clit erin 
Sa mu* I A. 
neer wliDsi 
hose n a m e 
with 
link* 
in • xhibit of Ma vet ii k 1 el-
laud
tire- 
pared f or display in 
t he ar ch i ves 
if the University by Mrs. Mattie 
ar chi vi st . Mav­
\ ii st i n 
t e x ­
erick ai ded in t h e d ef en s e of 
as aga i nst 
inva d i n g Mexican 
the 
anni* • ; lie v as r ap t ut 
a ha nu of rn itll rs w ;

the 
of his e f f o r t s to secur e Ma ve r ic k ’s 
release. P o wd e r and shot pouchy 
used by Mavin il k in e a r ly Texas 
d a ys ar. 
t h e dis­
shown, while 
play is complet ed by a book en 
titled1 “ The P r i s o n er s of P e r o t e , ’ 
.ti 1842 a j o u r n a l kept by Wi lliam Pres 
ton Si app while he was a ' prisoner
San Antonio, and im* i mpr i sone d I at the Mexican f or t r e s s f r o m De 
along with a nu liber of other® in j c om b er 25, 1S 12 to May IU, 1844. 
in Phil­
the f a m o u s f o rt r e s s call* d P e r o t e T h e book was published 
ip‘■mn. The f at e of these prison- ach Iphia t he y ea r following S t a p p ’s 

fell upon 

ii auh i«Jr 

Student Forum

PROVERB!A 

i nd i gna t i on 

i r s a r ous e d gr ea t 
I ex as 
t l u n a !
wer e e v e n t ually released 
the 
the 
i n t e rv en t i o n of 
St ates.' ’

in 
ai id goon as su me d i nt e r na- 
they
pr oporti ons. so 
t h r o ugh 
United

t h a t 

r il l ase f r o m prson.
S everal of these 

items a r e r e­
cent acquisi tions of the archives.
I ii*- chain which Maver i ck wor e in 
prison was pr es e nt e d to t he Uni­
v er si t y' by FowU Yd*HT o f S e ­
at tle, Wash. , while t he s u r v e y o r ’s 
the shot a n d powder
chain ami 
pouches a r e t he gifts of Mrs. A g ­
a t h a M. Welsh of S an Antonio. 
Bot h Mrs. Welsh a n d Mr. T e r ­
ril! a r e d e s ce nd an ts of 
Samuel
Maverick. These relics a r e of p a r ­
in t i e u l a r signi ficance w h e n eonHd-
re-
it. connect ion with 

the 

Iii addi ti on 

the display inc l u des a 

rot©, a- included 
f he Mid* E x p e d i t i o n ” er e d 

to Ma v e r i c k ’s pic­
len- 
t ur e, 
v e r a s u r v e y o r ’s ch ai n which 
iii* 
Used in l oc at i ng T e x a s l a n d s ; the 
N e w land in t he a n t a r c t i c was 
cha i n which hound him to his f el ­
discover ed f rom 
t he plane of S. 
low pr ison er in P er o t e P ri s on ; a 
A. Ca mpbe l l a n d F l y i n g Off icer 
p ic tur e -h* wing t he cha i ne d pris- 
E. Douglas se nt u p f r o m the S. 
o n e i s at 
S. Discovery by S i r Dougl as Maw- 
t he bool,
on, n ot e d English e xp l o r e r who 
by T h o ma s J. G r e e n ; and an anti- cent gift of Mrs. M o G a r m h of San!
last N o v e m b e r with a
s t a r t e d 
cie, edi ted by F. W. Wi nkler , I iii- Antonin, who s ome t i me ago pre-j 
‘T i l e B e x a r sente*! t h e l ibrary v, ith t h e buck- Kl o u P u! s c i e n t i s t s ti. c o n t i n u e u s 
vers it y 
a u d Dawson P r i s o n e r s , ” which ap-1 skin t r o u s e r s which Maver ick wove to po g ra p hi ca l a n d oceani c ex plot-
j a ti e n s in the A n t a r c t i c . Blocked 
pea red in the T ex a s Histor ical A
bv a shoal a r e a on which were
six nation Ou ar t e rl v. 
t h e m a r - f ' " n u m e r a b l e l arge ber gs, M a n s o n 
-ent up the f l y e r s to 
i nvestigate : 
f u r t h e r and to d e l in e a t e t h e coast 
line of 
They 
the blocked a r ca. 
ob s e r v e d new land e x t e n d i n g even 
fin (h e r t h a n t h a t si g ht ed a t this 
s a me point, Ca pe Ro b e r t , by C a p - 1 
t a i n J o h n K. Davis in t he a u r o r a j 
I
i n 19 FL 

ic'; wrot e to his wife f r o m pr ison, vel our collection of M a v e r i c k ’s let- 
on I>i« cmbcr HO, 1812, 
tors, (braies, memor ies, a n d inval- 
he expr essed hi® hop e s of b e i n g uabl e relics tha t have b ee n p r e ­
set free t h r ou g h t he i n t e r v en t i o n sen ted to the ar c hi v es by various 
of WadtK Tho mpson, m i n i s t e r to m e mb e r s of the fami ly, ” Mrs. Hat- 
Mexico 

A pencilled l e t te r which M a c e r - g r a d u a l l y r ou nd i n g o ut 

“ Wi th these new items, we a n

while in prison a t P e r o t e .

.States, I c he r said.

librarian, on 

the U n it e d 

in which 

lh oui 

. 

I 

.

PREPARED TO MEET TRIALS

LWISE GO FORTH 

B e r n a r d Shaw, a s k e d a bou t his 
p r o j e c t ed work at, 
t he p e r f o r m ­
a nc e of the H a h im a H eb re w play*
I err, in London, insisted that while
a " B a c k to M e t h u se l ah ” took only

________ 
a m i n a t i o n 

By N E V A COX
..•ta S. ■!; ,t Phi su«rf
. 
1 say u n t o you 
• >t th* Uni ver si t y ' q ue s t i on s 
ncd unto t he six f vo ,,ut and meet them if ye can.

. t t i - wt c r y ma de. Behold, the p r o . ! 11?11''' niB,h,t, . t .° •H*r f o r , n : h|* m ' xt
, I play would t a ke a mo nt h, b ut re-
 In An dor r a,
to a n s w e r ; go t i n y republi c in t he P y re n e e s be

' 
, 
lessor s co met h and triveth us harii Fr 
lOMicvu aim 
f or us 

f u s e d to say m o r e .

os uai 

1 . 

t 

, 

j 

. 

t h e r e wa,- 

c a m e 

, 

,

.

.

, verily, 
kingdom

Yen! 
that tin 
of Tex!
t h o u s a nd s t u d e n t s , v. .1 • A 
tiok 
the r books, an d s t a r t cd fort Ii t o 
mc*t t!>:!! e xa m i na t i o n ques tions.
And hal f of t he m we r e foolish 
t h e m wen* 

s tudents, and halt of 
wise.

foolish 

T h e y t h a t wer e 

t o o k 
the r lamps, anil i-*ok no oil with
them so that they could s t u d y t h e i r 
took 
e xa mi na t i on s: But 
oil 
t h e i r 
in 
lamps.

\cssel s with 

the wise 

t h ei r 

Knowl ed ge Is T r i m m e d

T h e n ail o f 

the six 

t r im m ed 

t h e i r 

t h o u s a nd 
k no w ­

ar p se a n d 
ledge.

And 

the foolish said u n t o the 
wise, Give us of y o u r k n ow l e dge ; 
is 
f o r of o u r knowledge 
none.

th e r e 

But t he wise a n s w e r e d , sa> ag. 
Not sn; lest we be vi ol a t i ng the 
j h o n o r s y s t e m ; b u t go ye r al l ie r to 
t h e books f r o m which we learned, 

t w e e n F r a n c e a n d Spain, movies 
will soon be s e en f o r 
t i m e 
h i t h e r t o b ar r e d f r o m 
m e r i t , o f film d r a m a s . T h e little

the f irs t J 
inha bi t a nt s • 
the excite- j 

the 5, 000 

by 

the door w a s s hu t , and 

arni 
work began. 

t h e ! 
J

A f t e r w a r d c a m e also the oilier 
s t u d e n t s , saying, Pr of es s or , pro-1 
lessor , open u nt o us tha t we, too, 
m a y t r y to pass o u r exams.

B u t ho a ns w e re d a n d said, V e r ­
ily, verily, I say u n t o you, I know 
y ou not. G e t t e s t t h o u o ut of toy 
sight.

Y O U T H :

in 

y o u r 
A p p e a r s 
a ti d d r e s s e s 
s u i t s 
w h e n th e y h a v e b e e n 
s e n t 

to u s .

U N I V E R S I T Y 
T O G G E R Y 
C l e a n i n g a n d 
P r e s s i n g

y i i E

1931 w ill 
C A CTUS N, OF 
carry pi c t ur es a n d records 
of t h o se who w ill take d e­
grees in A ugu st of this year.

J. G, SHELTON
OPTOMETRIST

I m p r o v e d 

L a t e s t 
I n s t r u ­
m e n t s . M o d e r n M e t h o d s o f 
E x a m i n a t i o n 

1 2 5 E . 6 t h S t . 

P h o n e 7 2 2 2

’ "°*“ 6 3 0 0 MASONS' 
fENDERpWP

' 

1 - 1 ii m a o s 

ECKER SERVICE

O F F IC IA L A A A S E R V IC E

Thurlow B. Weed
FUNERAL HOME 
AMBULANCE

'■puis

will be t he only opportunity 
t h e s e grad u ates w ill 
which 
have 
in 
this, 
only perm anent 
r ec o rd of The U n iversity o f 
Texas.

to be represented 
t he 

in 
f or 
.section can be mado 

Re se r va t i on s 
this 
Mond a y a t B. Hall 119.

space 

The Cactus

‘The Book of T exas’

■olessors 
foolish s l u m b e r e d j a n d l e ni n it for your selves.

t a r r i e d , 

I 
NS ti Ic the 
I he V that \\ ere
and sh ■ . and they that w e n wise 
used the oil Fiat was 
lamps and studied t h e i r books sn not know, 
they might know w h a t was • with 
that 
x ami n at io ns . 
asked on 11 * i 
that 
d a v 
ti
And on 

in 

t h e i r ha d g o n e to l e a r n w h at 

And while the foolish st ude nt s 
they did 

t he pr of e ss o r s 
t he i r qu es ti ons ; a n d 

( t h a t w er e p r ep a re d f o r t h e m wont I t he ie was w e e p i n g a n d 

t h e ex- in wi t h t h e m to the e x a m i n a t i o n : a n d g n as h i n g o f t e e t h .

An d t he wise s t u d e n t s 
passed 
came I t h e i r e x a m i n a t i o n s an d w er e hap-; 
t h e y j py, a n d 

foolish failed, 

the 

and
wailing

MCCALEB TIRE and 
BATTERY CO. 
Lavaca at 5th 
T I R E A N D B A T T E R Y 
S E R V I C E
PHONE 2-3139

HAROLD TEEN—u WEIN E Y

POOR DECOY,

T U O T S—

JAGUAR, 
CLIFF AND CACTUS

AL

A M odern A e s o p ’s Fable 
T h a t Isn’t A Fable.

BY H. Y. BE NE DICT 
President, T h e U niversity of T e x a s

upon a t i me a poor loan who h a d no a u t o 

i d s of t h e c a n y o n was 

was cha i d d own a d ee p c a n y o n by a h u n g r y an d 
harp-toothed j a g u a r . One 
an a m l i inhabit v< r tie a 1 cliff, the o t h e r side was n ot 
u - 4,tM'p but cove r ed solidly with un i m p e n e t r a b l e 
ca c t u s thicket . As the poor fellow ( who had come 
f.i ; and f u r e n o u g h to ma ke a “ I ' in t r a c k , b ot h 
lOn c a i d s a n d mile) came to t he end of t he c a n yo n 
. t t he vive i he w as faced by a h uge a l li g a t o r with 
t h a n t h e j a g u a r . T h e r e 
ami s h a r p e r t eet h 
at tha t t i me n<> a v i a t or 
t o swo op d ow n a n d 
e him an d t h er e were no caves 01 holes in t he 
id big < dough for the ma n an d too s mall f or 
tin alligator. And he w a s a law
ag liar 
.-ho car 
ti na six shoo t e r , boot-
'
gas.
or poisi

tit 
t it !Z< Ii 
cannon,

a ' i e 
ere

E s t a b l i s h e d I B M

T h # D a ily T e x a n , s tu d e n t n e w s p u b lica tio n of T b s 

filii*
b e r i i t v of Texan, i p u b lished on th e carri 
t i e Un iv er- 
sit.* s t A u s ti n by T h e T e x a s S t u d e n t P ublications. In co rp o r­
ated , e \ . ry m o r n i n g except M"inlay 
t..n* 
t e n s i o n , and e v e r y T u e s d a y , T h u rs d a y , and S u n d ay n. m i n t 
t h r o u g h o u t th e summer aes* r>.

• k bout 

the 

jk 

t 

E d it o r i a l Office s, 

p b o n e s 

Ii 

ii 
(Aft* 

ii 120, 122, 127. 
i c r rn 9 47.)

Business Offices, 

ll. Bali 

ll®. T eleph ones 

1-11*4 

so d U S . T*U- 

Printed l>y t h e U n i ' er- t t r l r. ss, A C W ms hr, II s t a g e r
• a t Austin,
E n t e r e d s s se co n d cia * ma 

. » at th e x>- 

S u b s c r i p t i o n price by m ail: l i t e dollars yearly .

und 2 - 3 1 6 5 .

T e x a s .

E d it o r - In - C h i e f
A s s o c i a t e E dit o r

_ DAVID FALL
MACOM BOUD)

A A 

ti

ii. 
’cid 'n 
I:. ( >wi<

Mary I,

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’ K I UTI .'I

Zula

Z 'dlie C. S teal ley

S p o r t s E d it ' - 
A s i s t a n t l ; Al
Sum ll .rd

Soc ie! y I Ii’ 
Ari st ae 

I
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LL - Chn 
I nor. L

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s

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it I n

Nigh! 
is
A 

T H E T A S I G M A P H ! E D I T I O N 
E d i t o r i a l S ta ff

K • n ti all 

\ b g i ni
D e p a r t m e n t H e a d s

Beth Ht n

Dun

E

Ne

Staff

this fat 
tax rate, 
ic r an e e
‘t Utica t.

lie the. ma n 
t he alligate)! 
r eq u ir em e n t

a college, t he j a g u a r is 
is s t u d e n t fees, t h e cliff 
is cost
a n d 

the ca ct u s 

Ouida Basti

KT

Yes—and No

M i n i m c o l u m n , 
i Kb ti np r T e x a n w r i t ' 
a g a i n s t t h e n e c c i w i l 
a r n i r t s m a r i s h i p < tx 
v h i e h is t o h e p l a c e 
it t i r e g e n e r a t i o n s c<
* c o n d e m n s t h e \\ h o

IN T i n ; A I>*10ININ
th o ro u g h l y aroused Til 
an impassioned wail a 
of h a t ing to ins< ribe a 
on a br on ze plaq ue w 
w h e r e visitors ami fi 
vt ad as,ti w on der . 11 ( 
t h i n g as a reflection on th 
th e student body and cont 
g rac e thai a studen t commi 
cd to d r a w up a code vt hich 
a s i t s
Iii 
pose 
the e m bo d yi n g (>t 
iIe Ii 
sential <*f sp o r ts m an hip. 
code as an eve rl as tin g 
remind**! 
University"s indecency, ami wind.- 
a cry <>t " fo r s h a m e . "

r OI 
d i s - 
I o n -
PML
I c a ­
t t i e 
t h e 
w it h

t bo 

hat*

•PHT

Aim 
of t h e
money

»st e v e ry d 
t diversity 
to be a.bl- 
a n me r i to 
it. ii, if. an 
Ie. A few

iv ft tim * !u* a r m o r e subdivi sions 
cnmc in r equ e st s f or a ddi ti o na l
<i to the budget . All of t hese r e ­
in an.! near ly all of t h e m would 
I i* is a big if, t h e r e wer t m o n e y 
d< liars ar e w-a n t ed to copy some 
ii■ I 
, moi e to get a s f a r c e set of 
y of 'i red at a low price, a labor 
additional e q u i p m e n t , a d e p a t t- 
' r u d e r , t he bills f o r fuel, 
i 
i nning l a rg e r t h a n e s t i ma t e d , 
gemini mm needs mor e a t t e n t i o n , 
Htercoliegiate at hlet ics, n o a h lie* 
ut-, lur- m>1. e n o u gh mo ne y to sub- 
hs pr o per ly. T h e “ Mor e M/piey 
a T< -.a 
( ’('liege P r e s i d e n t ’s of fi ce 
’otiipared wi l d a r el a t i v e l y e m p t y 
if’ cash available f or a d d i t i o n a l expendi-

reds a n o t i a » 
md light ar e

I m g a t e i e t e 
i nt r nn i ur 
line 
a n o ti” file i n 
a l wa y s full < 
Ii! Ill
t u res.

It is <»m bur: t i not ent irelv unw 
n 
will

For the 
campus 

it 
T h e r e ar e

man it
. her e

th* ca ny o n and the college on 
ce ins to be no way o f escape, 

o f f e d i \ e b a ­

across

c r y r o ad out.

mill

i <>1 lege 

Th e pain that r an k le s in th* 
breast is the fact th a t th e cod* 
the present stu de n t body th a 
m e m b er s have been a little re 
concepts of 
: 
when* he errs rn in hi: 
que will al wa ys stand 
d e r of a lack of T<*\a 
from it. T he code wa; 
a view t o w a r d s chits it 
for As laxity, but with I 
ot crystallizing definite 
of t tie im present at ive I 
S t u d e n t In a l y . 
ie ai 
good-will of I la' L'nivei 
to th e rest of tho col leer 
ei at ions ft> t ome <*f w ha 
cd conception < * I I .* rig!

It 

T he prom dupe »»I bavin 

ship code suitably in: 
s it e ’s house at at hle te 
one Some of th e ere
t h e country, noted 
Of
spirit have similar codes 
gy m na si u m s or athletic 
posed plat)Ut should not 
prix k to a guilty * oast ’n ■ 
an expression of what 
i 
h e a r t s of Te x a s rooters, 
bodies will not r e m e m b e r 
anet* t h a t brou gh t the ok 
ing, but will consider st 
o t an inspiration as tile

miss in their 
portsmanship. But 
bidiel t hat t Ii*’ p la ­
ts a s ha m ef ul rem in- 
s por tsm ans hip . F a r 
not d r a w n up \ \ i t h 
ing th*‘ s t ud en t Body 
th e ex press purpose 

~y th e t rut a t t it ade 

u v o r - i i a ut'
* • x i >res»*i< >n 
ity a n d a rei 
lie world ai 
a cone ret cly 
>rn soil it

\ a 
ni
tin
ii intl cr
d gen- 
wo rd ­
like.
ti s p o r tsmit 
ml 
in n u n i ve 
not an unusu 
I universities «
e m ne v e r s a y 01*’ 
l e t t e r e d in t h e i r 
I in- pro- 
p l a n t s . 
c o n id 
r e d a 
b 
rat h e r a . 
but
in 
tin* 
J 
i g lie si 
Aud (“lit 
ii’ ll IX*
lip lit a mioy- 
e 
t o c o n c r e t e b e ­
yonds as m u c h 
a e> ut T e xa s.

W h e n mor e mo ne y by way of l a r g e r a p p r o p r i a ­
te 
'rn sought from the public t a x e s it: is said that 
the d e m a n d s upon t h e r e v e n u e s of the S t a t e a l re ady 
exceed 
taxes, 
When mor e mo ne y is sought by way of in t e as e d 
st u de n t fees the e d u c a t i on al pr ospect s of poor boys 
an d girls ar. 
t h r e a t e n e d . T h e j a g u a r a n d t he alii 
g a t o r close the r o a d - to m o r e money.

th..* p o we r of m a ny people 

to pay 

\\
moi
the
I Ct 1 Ii

lien, in e f f o r t s to avoid t r y i n g to t a k e c a r e of 
■ s t u d e n t s t h a n it well possible with the money 
ex*'la mn ta' 
time s t u d e n t s by h i g h e r e n t r a n c e 
ii r eme n ts is proposed, d e m o c r a c y in ed u c at i on 
!!■<• e q ua l i t y of o p p o r t u n i t y 
a r e t h r e a t e n e d . 
ii e f f o rt s ai t m a d e to d" s t a n d a r d w o r k on .1 
s t a n da r d income, lither i r r e mov a bl e dif f ie- nit ie 
*. T h e ii* mo* ratio * lift a n d t h e cost cact us clos 
two r e m a i n i n g ways of escape.

rile bt! 
r anee 
ais of ei 
< I o .

jet* a p p r o p r i a t i o n s 
1 oquii t ment s,
Ka p e bei ng cb

fees, hight*) 
au d g r e a t e r 
ef f ici ency 
cd, w hat is t he U ni ve r s e v

ii get 

Do its b* st! I nlike the man in t he c a n y o n it can 
not die; it must 
live somehow, d e s pi t e t h e t e et h 
oi t he jug im r a n d the alligator, the t h o r n s on tin 
cact us, a n d t he s h a r p flints in the cliff.

Mor al : S t u d e uts mu. t do 
in t he I nivi rs ity w'ho docs 
ought to have a dean doing 
hi ! cit In r * ii “ I* inal T r i a l ”

t he i r best! A s t u d e n t 
not do his o r he r l*e-t 
his best to put him ct 
or the t r a i n home.

Texas Needs a Museum
xa s a f f o r d 
to 
C A N T H E S i A IT. rn' I 
>f ric h hi st ori c 
c o n t i n u e t o lose t h e w * a i t h * 
'tat are- r i g h t ­
a n d s c i e n t i f i c c ol l ec t ions. 
ti 
i s t st e rn a n d
f ull y he rs, to N o r t h e r n a n d 
ft*1 cie a i nst i tut ions ?

< tai Tin 

I ’niwrsit v of 

! 

a s h o p e 

t( 

r a n k h i g h a m o n g nt h 
if -he* a l l o d s v a l u a b h 
in h e r h a n d s t o lie a 
i n a d e q u a t e l y e a r e d f(
C a n t h e I nivt r s i t v 
a n d will f r i e n d s o f iii** 
g i v e i r r e p l a c e a b l e ani * 
p r o v i s i o n f o r the houg. 
of t h e s e c< lilt 
t h e y c a n b e 
t o r e d u c a t i o n a l p re*-* - 

■t

us i v e r s i t k *

* *!*1 Ie* tions airt a d j 
b o i l t o n t h e c a m p u s

t * * a c c e p t , 
c o n t i n u e 
• si b o o l c o n t i n u e *0 
ii 
is n o 
t h e r e 
ti lid c a i n ! * pi up; 
Sy s t e m w h e r e b y 
t h e p u b l i c
Ie 

l o 

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i.t

i o n

a n n i

D u r i n g t h e 

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n d 
* a st 
Alai* 

A c h a n g e iii c o n d i t e my I r un 

iv hic ii lh es: * 
b i l l p r o c i d - 
rn B u i l d i n g , 
• t h e F o r t y - 
f o l l o w s 
i n s i m i l a r 
- i x y e a r s 
. M u s e u m

qu est i on s: a ri se is I* 1 
id in t h e 
i n g f o r a T e x a s S t a t e M us* u 
w h i c h i- 
to b* b r o u g h t b f u n 
s e c o n d L e g i T a t u i o . T h i me a: 
t h e s a m e g o n e r
b i l l s i n t r o d u c e d 
a ),
a n d sponsor* d '*> t h*
A ssot int ion, 01 yranized 
last s u ­
K i s s ­
t u r e one of t h e s e bills 
e d b y t h e 
Si natl* wi t h onl y foul 
c o t e s a n d 
w a s f a v o r a b l y r e p o rt ( 
t w o c o m ­
mitt! es in t he i l o us e o 
i t a l i c e s . 
d cf pas- 
in di sc ussi ons o f th 
s a g e 'if Uh bill it is argi l 
i n a \ e a r 
ut si** ii e c on om i c (lf sn * - 
1 a s 
t h e p i * * - 
sent o n e 
t e m p t t o p a s s 
a m e a s t 
b n 
p r i n t i o n s 
p u r e l y e d u c a t i o n a l p u r p o s e s 
w f e n m a n y 
c i t i z e ns o f t he - t a t e a t e b a vi n 
a h a r d s h i t 
ii:** b a r e niece
ot it t o sc* art 
l i f e .
h i e s i d 
But T e x a n s m ust t h i n k of t h e f u t u r e , not 
<0 t h i s y e a r only . T h e i r c h i l d r e n will ria 
u p a n d c all t h e m u n e n l i g h t e n e d p l o d d e r : 
ii t he y or t h e i r r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s cont into 
ti 
I*. I hi Stat) of T e x a s lose h e r ric h his 
tot ic a u d sc ie nt i fi c he ri t a ge b e c a u s e of i n ­
ability . ie,g a l l ? , to protea t it.

it is f o o l h a r d y t o a 
is qui ri ng' a p p r
re 

I ie prest 
l i ke li ho 
d t h a 
don a 

T h e S o u t h oeM n e e d s a m u s e u m t o c o m ­
p a r e f a v o r a b l y wit Ii m u s e u m s in t h e n o r t h 
a n d e ast . T e x a s n e e d s a m u s e u m . T h e 
Uni v e r si t y n e e d s a m u se u m . T h e F o r t y - 
se c o n d L e g i s l a t u r e c o u l d su ppl y t h i s p e e d .

'I ho f l U o ri a J hon*cl of Tho T ex an solicits 

• if 
i i1 • 1 j 1,. j {,1 tho 

f r e e -Inure edito ria ls n r "firing 

l i n e ” a r t i c l e * 

• wile:.* Forum column*.
S'j h editorial? ne.st. bi written by University student* 

anil •nu ; t*< riatn to 

tome ph • ««• of student life.

AU cue 11 ih u tn e,s m u s t W signed, but. t h e c o n t r i b u t o r 's 
if he so request.-*. Unsigned 

t h e w r i t in g 
t o be 

n a m e will not be p r i m e d 
articles will not he printed.
T h o e of 2*Ki wurd-i y r !< 

will r eceive p r e fe ren ce .

B R O N Z E S P O R T S M A N S H I P

S p o r t s m a n hip! Of what does it c o ns is t ? Where* 
is st g o i n g to lead us? Shall it be decided upo n b\ 
a few a pp o i n t e d student 
and h a n d e d o ut to t he 
l ud ont I 
dy on mi me o g r ap he d s heets a n d br onze 
plaques I 
In- continually r e m i n d i n g us that we a r e
no sport*

In 

to be c our te ou s , how 

ich u d i s g r ac e to come t o T h e U ni ve r s i t y 
- rn a r< flection <*n the c h a r a c t e r of 
t h e 
f 1 i l i u m 
body, and w i t h out the s t u d e n t body t h e r e 
would 
nu University. Shou l d people who have 
1 > ai hee 
t h e ag e of r ea son have to be told how to 
act. ho
to lose wi t h gra,.*e
to give as well as to 
a n d vein with modesty, L u 
receive.' 
indeed a dis­
it was 
t he first place, 
gr a c e f or th* s t u d e n t body to h ave a c t e d as it did 
•c " n e or two garni 
, but it was a g r e a t e r d i sgr ace 
for a c o m m i t t e e to have to meet a n d decide for it 
t h a t ii had a ted di sg r ac ef ul l y, a n d t h a t it was time 
to t urn I lit* Ot he r cheek.
An<| now, to cap 

rsiiy i nd e ce n cy b e f o r e t he 

tin* climax, t h e r e comes tin 
p i o pose I to place a n e v e r l a s t i n g r e m i n d e r of th*, 
eyes of the pr e-
i n tv 
a n d the school of the f u t u r e , S t u ­
ll* Hts! f o r s h a m e ! f o r s h a m e! will you allow the 
* - y r a e e *<! a night to be h u n g f o r e v e r abo ve o ur 
c h i l dr en ? P r o t e s t ! 
hea d 
t h a t o u r s h a m e be not visited on t he guilt - 
corn-
i n s i n u a t i n g code o f c o n d u c t

Th*, 
r w i l l $
th* world will go b i t i n g d o w n the 
ussr. ami 
t to the to ta of “ Br o nze S p o r t s m a n s h i p . ” Wh a t 
I f you have b r ou g h t d i s g r ac e on y o u r 
nea.-aly on y o u r pillow, a n d then a w a k e 
onviction that T h e Eyes O f T e x a s Are 
S t e r li ng W. Woolsev.

US o ur code 
£< h m l , I e s t 

w i t h a n e w 
i |**ii) x ou 1

a n d t he h e a d s of 

t h i ng that we 

'* t day worl d 

know, s ome 

t h a t 

our 

fi r, 

t 

The 
Univer sit y o f Mississippi o f f e r s a h u n d r e d 
do! la )*
■ ' I' a n e w pep son g which m u s t be equal
in popularity to a n y song in t he e n t i r e c o u n t r y he 
cause t he A lm a M ater is not d e e m e d a p p r o p r i at 
f a t all orca dons r e g ar d le ss of its po pu l a r i t y.

 SUN D AY , JA N U A R Y 18, 1831

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T H E D A I L Y 

T E X A N

T A G E FIVE

‘Reducing,’ ‘Just Imagine,’ ‘The Bat Whispers,’ ‘Good Intentions’ on Program

Personalities From the Passing Shoo s

Opening Today

Opening Monday

Kdmee M- Bride o f G alve ston is
th e g u e s t this week-end o f Irene
I un B uhm ann, Scottish R ite D orm itory, 

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THEATERS

“ R E D U C I N G ” * P—- w i t h M a r i e 
D r e s s i e r a n d P o l l y M o r a n , 
t h r o u g h T u e s d a y . “ T h e 
n o w 
C r i m i n a l C o d e , ” w i t h W a l t e r 
H u s t o n a n d P h i l l i p s H o l m e s , 
W e d n e s d a y 
t h r o u g h F r i d a y . 
A t t h e P a r a m o u n t .

“ J U S T 

I M A G I N E ” — w i t h 

El 
B r e n d e d M a u r e e n O ’S u l l i ­
v a n , a n d F r a n k A l b e r t s o n . 
ne w t h r o u g h T u e s d a y . “ L e a ­
t h e r N e c k i n g , ” w i t h K e n 
M u r r a y , 
T a s h m a n , 
L i l y a n 
a n d N e d S p a r k s , W e d n e s d a y 
t h r o u g h F r i d a y . A t tTTe H a n ­
c o c k .

“ T H E 

B A T W H I S P E R S ” — 
w i t h C h e s t e r M o r r is , 
Ulna 
M e r k e l, a n d G u s t a v V o n S a y - 
f f e r t i t * , t o d a y t h r o u g h W e d ­
n e s d a y . 
t h e 
“ M a d o n n a 
S t r e e t s , ” w ith E v e l y n B r e n t 
a n d R o b e r t A m e s , T h u r s d a y 
t h r o u g h S a t u r d a y . A t 
t h e 
Q u e e n .

o f 

• 

“ G O O D 

o n l y . 

" T h e 

I N T E N T I O N S ”— w i t h
E d m u n d L o w e , M a r g u e r i t e 
C h u r c h i l l , a n d R e g i s T o o m e y , 
S u n d a y 
B i g 
P o n d , " w ith M a u r i c e C h e v a -
a n d C l a u d e t t e C o l ­
lie r 
b e r t , M o n d a y a n d T u e s d a y . 
“ P a i n t e d F a c e s , ” w i t h 
J o e 
E. B r o w n , W e d n e s d a y o n l y . 
“ U p t h e R i v e r , ” w i t h S p e n ­
c e r T r a c y , C l a i r e L u c e , a n d 
W i l l i a m C o l l ie r , J r ., T h u r s ­
d a y o n l y . 
“ M a n T r o u b l e , ” 
w i t h M il to n S i l ls a n d D o r ­
o t h y M a c k a il l . F r i d a y 
a n d 
S a t u r d a y . A t 

t h e T e x a s .

*()iUt> shouts tftiK’h above th* average

ar, «!> dietinguuihvd.

Reviewed Today

it 

slapstick, 

d e f in ite ly 

th e slapstick 

is rollicking. It 

“ R E D U C IN G ,” c u r r e n t a t t he I 
P a r a m o u n t ,, is a M arie Drossier- j 
Bolly Moi.rn pic tu re, th e r e f o r e a 
good show. It is com edy, chiefly.
is to 
M uch of 
be e x p e c te d th a t th e show spend 
only a v ery little of itself b e f o r e 
it goes 
it. 
do es; but 
isn’t all.
is th e b e a u ty parlo r, h en c e ; 
N o r 
th e red u c in g , a n g le of th e p ic tu re 
all th e re is to it, f o r so m e w h ere 
ii! its middle the film f o rg e ts all 
a b o u t th e mud b a th s and th e elec­
sta rt! o u t j 
tric belts with which it 
a m i jhp o n i e s co n c ern ed over th e j 
folk 
Tbvh* a f f a i r s of 
th e y o u n g 
a m o n g tin* c h a r a c te r s . But 
the 
show does m u s u f f e r . C e rta in ly , it 
is n e v e r h u rt as c n t e r t a i n m -ut. 
di s t r D ressier and M oran g u a r ­
a n t e e 
th a t, w ith Miss D ressier 
a n n e x in g th*' bulk o f th e honors, 
as usual. The show is well put t o ­
is well p h o to g ra p h e d 
g e th e r . 
an d well staged. It goes w ith o u t 
s a y in g 
co m p e te n tly 
ac te d.

t h a t 

is 

it 

it 

" T H E B A T W H I S P E R S ," 

a

my*iSii\ th r ille r With com ed y high , 
lights, will be seen to d a y th r o n g l 
W ednesd ay on th e Queen T h e a te r 
re re e n . The eeretral figreie in the 
i [JWN* rn dings of tin s p ic tu r e is “ the 

' 

th e 

P a t , ” which will m a k e m any a lid i - 1 
cnee* recall with nice m r a sta g e 
play a n d a silent p ic tu re sim ilarly
I titled. U w as th e b e t m yste v
1
j 
silent
p ic tu re ev e r p ut on 
in clude-
The end. now 
sc re en. 
( ’h e f te r M ortis a n d a m im hoi o f
I na
o tb e ts , 
in c lu ding P en B ard, 
M n Sod, William Bakeweil, 
and
Gu iav Von Se,vt'i'crtit?.. Tire 
. d o t ?
in a n d about
| r e la te s happi fangs 
, a fo u n t i v vat a t e which Im 
been
f leaked by a w ea lthy eld lady and
Wn which m u r d e r arui robbery toe
W U id•.»(• us th e ireeitaiion vt' tin nu 
mm b-ttn v

a 

rich 

\ in eric a n 

“ T H E BIG
P O N D , 
f e a t u r i n g the work 
mount pn, lu re 
• o' M aurice ('heValier, will be the 
th e T e x a s Theater 
att! action on 
set ‘en Monday and T u e sd a y . 
It 
is an a m u s in g comm I y-d rattus. d e ­
tailin g e v e n t - w hich h ap p e n w hen 
love 
a y o u n g Fee ach rn a n falls in 
with a 
to u rist' 
d a u g h t e r and is f o r th w it h brought 
to 
home by h e r a u d h e r f a t h e r 
th e g a f f ai 
lie doe . but 
t h ' U nited S tate s, 
Pot befur* 
go 
t«» 
th ro u g h one ignom iny u f te i a noth- 
■ t* in the A ut r ie a n ’s ch e w in g gum 
f ac tory, which he lo o n p u ts at the 
top c f th e tr a d e via th e m e song 
delivered with 
ty pic al C h e v ­
tin 
alier p e rsona lity , T h e r e is a good 
picture. 
<b ai of s a tir e 
in 
leadiii} 
' buideUt C olbert 
lady.

if he can s ta n d 

is f a r c e d 

th e 

th e 

in* 

is 

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■ti TV .it

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rf i,.co Awat ii al 2 I’ M

T H E a t r e 
T H E A T R E

* ■ 'tarn*$ I o z I # tty
MAP,E DRESSLER
90Uy MORAN in

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I hone, two i-afe of "Caught Short 
are now, in ! h beauty fku*inc< *' I,, 
fat of th*- fen*! I Mai l 
*’ •: <»'; 
anil Fully show 
hilarity !

hirh 

you 

th* 

I , at,'notes

Slim Summerville 
In OO LA L A ’* 

“ I Mn H hill a I i*h” 
.Silly Symphony

Para Now*.

GOOD INTENTIONS

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MARCI lh RI I I I HI KITH! I

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(molt who turned 
i,» the r i :hi but 
was checked 
his

J. BRANK D O B IE

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lh# University •( TWM 
Corvoado’> < n <i • n.

CORONADO’S
CHILDREN

b o J , F r a n k D >hi

goes on sale Tuesday

W e a r t ' p l a c i n g o h s a l t T u e s d a y m o r n ­
i n g , a l i m i t e d s l o c k o f iii 
“ < ' n f o n a d o 'n C h i l d r e n . 

e d i t i o n s o l 

D u e 

t o 

i b i s 

l i m i t e d 

s t o c k , w e 

s u g g e s t 

t h a i 

y o u 

M A K I : 

I t K S K K V A TK ) N S F ( »U > ( H R 

C ( ) I * \ M O N ’T > A \ , in o r d e r t o g e t o*i<‘ 
o f I h o s e m o s t d e s i r e d b o o k s o n T u e s d a y .

f L j p

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im. rn. M m®

MT as the gangster. 

Estimate: C.

.! Bu y a n d an o r g a n concert. Mi s 
Churchill as th e girl is po s.st •-•od 
I Of a s t r i k i n g b e a u t y , f o r tire f i r s t 
turn n h e r moti ii pit.cure ca reer. 
l- his ii na! excel ion I
Mr. Ti.we 

NMI Scott spent 
ing in San A ntonio.

.Saturday 

EL BRENDEL

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ry?; j*»

DOOR 
OPEN 
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IN T H E P I C T U R E S

l e f t : El B r c n d e I,

U p p e r 
“ h e r o ” o f “ J u s t I m a g i n e , ” now 
at the H a n c o c k T h e a t e r .

Le wet' 

l e f t : C h a r a c t e r s 

in 
" T h e B a t W h i s p e r s , ” n o w a l 
t h e Q u e e n T h e a t e r .

U p p e r rifjht: M a r i e D r e s s i e r 
“ R e d u c ­
P a r a m o u n t 

a n d P o ll y M o r a n , 
i n g , ” n o w a t 
t h e 
T h; a t e r .

in 

is 

L o w e r 

t h e b e a u ty 

i’.g h t : E d m u n d L o w e 
in 
a n d M a r g u e r i t e C h u r c h il l , 
“G o o d I n t e n t i o n s , ” n o w a t th e 
T ex a s T h e a te r .

T h e sto ry is a re la tiv e ly trivial 
one a b o u t tw o sisters who a r e a s ­
in 
so ciated 
p a r lo r 
th e y q u a r r e l, b u t a r e 
b u s in e s s ; 
th e ir y o u n g 
je u n ite d w hen both 
fro m hailin g it as an
d a u g h t e r s g e t 
a j. 
tr o u b le , 
into 
. f so m e th in g o r o th e r. Ed-
mo.-t. T he sig n ific an t th in g a b o u t 
h u m a n , mum! Bowe tykes th e leadin g role 
the show 
n a t io n ! w ay in which tim c h a r a c - j j n a sto iy o f a g a n g c h ie f ta in w h a 
tens a r e p r e s e n te d . T h ey a r e eX* |f .1]j, 
c e r p ts f ro m life, as th e film is, to 
it. The 
a d eg re e, a sa tir e upon 
h u m o r m a tc h e s 
c h a r a c te r s , 
th e 
a n d is w o rth y of th e m .

t ii e s to go s tr a ig h t, b u t succum bs 
to c i rc u m sta n c e s which arise 
p r e v e n t 
I by M a rg u e ri te Churchill and Re 
j git? T o oniey

them: cive 
: pie 

to I 
is ably assisted j 

in love with a so ciety girl, I 

,V t r y , i t Ism Toom ey. T h e r e s t of the sup - I
|

it. He 

^ ° n - ng: 

real. 

t h e 

Kivab].., Will.rn.. C olver, J,- Sally 
ft . Ham Bakeweil. and 
...I,.,,, 
I.,ic,on Littlefield contribute Bood 
w o r k in s u p p o r tin g p a r t s to m ake com e off ,vjth 

Thi. 

m s l 

|t, , TO potent; 
, ;m is , d l w R„it
K,lnu,„n,]. 

!ts ,,,|>h, n , s
.. r,.r t , m o,u h n ( ....

• 

R e d u c in g a n enjoy abl,1 show. 

F .stim ate: B.

and e x c e p t wbini’ th f a a r e s h o o t - i 
ing it out w ith one a n o th e r , its 
c h a r a c te r s nm* rn m -b oi m a n n e r s 
le fl n e m e n t. T h e g an g le ad ­
and 
e r ’s home 
is a su m p tu o u s a p a r t ­
m ent, a suite de se ttin g f o r th e 
e n t e r t a i n m e n t of 
th e y o u n g %r>- 
ciety girl an d h e r au n t, who d ro p 
f o r a bit a i fla t-

“ J U S T IM A G IN E ,” to be seen 
th e H ancock T h e a t e r sc re en 
on 
is a n * n - 
now t h r o u g h T u e sd a y , 
l e r t a i n i n g c o n j e c tu r e 
in celluloid 
a n d s o n g a b o u t w h a t life on th e 
sui fac e of th e E a r t h may be 50 j in occasionally
y e a r s hence. The s tr o n g e s t p o in t j 
of 
th e 
Im a g in e 
of t 
19S0, the f le e ts o f air liners in 
well o rd e re d 
t h e 
r o c k e t tr ip s to M ars over night, 
im a g in e b r in g in g back to life a 
m a n who has b een d ea d f o r h alf a 

th e f u tu r i s tic cities 

t r a f f i c zones, 

novelty.

T O D A Y

S T A R T S

show 

its 

is 

 — “*“--------ri

D O O R S O P E X 

I : 15

I c e n tu r y . It 

is a b iz a r r e p ic tu re ,

se le c tin g details alw a ys w ith a n 1 

' $»vo | o e n t e r ta i n m e n t . The r e s u lts

af b tjoth in te r e s ti n g a n d dive rtin g . I
ET Prem ie!, Swedish c h a r a c t e r 
co m ed ia n , has w hat is p e rh a p s th e ; 
m a in ' role 

the play. M a u re e n 

in 

- - o t h e r m u tu a lly 

I O’Sullivan and J o h n G a r ric k ap-1 
5 

two* y o u n g 

lovers 

play 

k e p t 

s tric k e n 

p e a r as 
a p a r t by m a rria g e r e g u la tio n s of j 
th e 
tim e, a n d F r a n k A lb ertso n ’ 
tw o I 
and M a rjo r ie W h ite 
ones. I 
T h e r e a r e a n u m b e r of songs and j 
s e v e r a l sta g e s p a c k e d w ith dane- j 
in g w om en. 
o d ’ous, it is n e v e r th e le s s t r u e th a t j 
it I 
is. does not m e a s u r e up, in the 
class of f u tu r i s tic anti 
i m a g in a ­
tive pictures, with “ M e tro p o lis,” ! 
this I 
a s ile n t film of y e a r s a g o ; 
to D eSylva, Brow n, I 

C o m p a riso n s being 

a n d H e n d e rso n , c r e a to r s o f “ J u s t 
I m a g in e .” A u d ie n c e s will like thi 
picture.

j 

. - t h i s p ro d u ctio n , s p e c ta c u la r as 

! w ith a bow 

E s tim a te : C. 

♦ * *

t

on 

“ GOOD 

to d a y only, 

I N T E N T I O N S ,” 

the 
‘g a n g s t e r m e lo d ram a which will 
appear* 
th e T ex a s T h e a t e r 
is c h a r a c t e r ­
sc re en 
ized by a sm oothly r u n n in g sto ry 
a n d by sm ooth p e i f o r m a n e e s fro m 
i t s cast. 
I t is a f a i r e x a m p le of 
how gdod an o r d in a r y p ic tu re can 
in 
be w hen some c a r e 
t h e m a k in g of it— a n d w h en th e 
r e s t r a i n
gMb* of Egress a g e n t r y 

ta k e n 

is 

A Terrifying Tale of an Arch crim inal!

• -....... 

- The weird m u rifer »f > life fiend t h a t 
t a k e place in
an ,.’d. deserted country estate will make you gam* 
wi th horror,

THE BAT WHISPERS'

W I T H

The mo*.! m ystify * ” ? 

CHESTER MORRIS
itory 
th a t will m ak e s i n holt! on lo 
.-ne which matte* al! (ithfci 
ami 
ta m e and tim hi

terror-— 
on,-, seem

SH UDDERS! CREEPS! THRILLS!
NOTE:

tm w, i be sea 
J it m tuft toe of

he fe:

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C o a c h in g ,n al! C o lle g e C o u r se *

A r r a n g e m e n t s 
on Mood.,* 
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.howId be m ad e 
c o a c h i n g

to, 

Ov er T e x a s T h e a t e r

( N o t a ffiliated with th* U n i- 
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WHERE T O ROOM 
NEXT SEM ESTER

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

I O O OI

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•ings. Gas heaters. Nu'* selection, 
prier:, reasonable. Morion water heaters. 
1 4 6 3 Lava*'* S t re e t. P h o n e t, .*,8.

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P H O N E R I5 4

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t r u n k s , 
ra ■* *. A- S c h w a r t s . 417 E. 6th
37 ti 2.

s h o r t , 

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FO R SALE

ROOM ft

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FOR S A L E On*
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2210 'I urn Green.

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POR R E N T to bu xine < w om an or ir ra d ­
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to u p p t e r h -tune** or 

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boy a. S U W 

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ROOM A N D BOARD

ROOMS for e i g h t sir!* will he available 
a l Ole beginahftg of t h e se con d sytnes- 

Uur at zuu I VV into. S'Immw 4678.

University. Phone hi66.
$32 r.o • 
pert, 
conli* .rn.

ROOMS 

I OU I OY'i'f — ( an be had now 
.and n e x t s e m ester. Gas b r a t . 2063

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r e I .

 PA G E SIX

SSP

WRITINGS OF TEXAS

Volume Contains Twelve Hundred 

C o i n 
Which Reflected T h o u g h t O f 
South's Journalism.

rn n 5 of Published \\ arks

T H E 

D A I L Y 

T E X A N

fo r ‘l l y e a r s w a s a r e c o g n iz e d 

F o r m a l p r e s e n t a t io n ha^ j u s t b e e n m ad e to th e U n i v e r s i t y o f a 
b o u n d v o lu m e c o n t a i n in g more th an t w e lv e h u n d red n e w sp a p e r 
. ol- 
uir.ns o f t h e printed w r itin g s of th e la te Tora F in tv , .lr , o f D allas, 
le a d e r a m o n g t h e n e w s p a p e r 
w h o 
nu n o f th e So u th in moulding' nod r e f l e c t i n g public th o u g h t 
in his 
, e v e r y d a y d u tie s a s re p orter, correspond* n? and ed ito ria l w r ite 
D u r in g th is lo n g period, Mr. 
ll. 
B elo C orp o ra tion , p u blish ers o f th e G a lv e sto n N e w s , D allas NY ws, 
and th e D a lla s J o u rn a l, U p o n t h e o u t e r han d -m ad e, e m b o s s e d c o v e r 
o f t h e scrap book , c o n t a i n in g a c o n s id e r a b le part "I his w ritin g s, 
d a t i n g m o s tly fr o m about th e v ea l * 
1 9 0 8 to w ith in a f e w m o n t h s o f 
his u n tim e ly d ea th , is th e f o l l o w ­
le t t e r s :
in g 

l inty w a s co n n e c te d with the A. 

in scrip tion 

in gold 

“

Slight Decrease 
Seen in Deposits 
At Start of Year

“ P r e s e n te d to T h e U n iv e r s i t y o f 

and e c o n o m i c 

T e x a s in M e m o r y o f T o m F in ty ,
Jr., by Mrs. Tom F in ty , Jr., Miss 
E v e ly n F i n t y and F r ie n d s. 1 9 3 0 . ”
C c n ' r i b u t i o n t o E c o n o m i c H i s t o r y
A s a c o n tr ib u tio n t o th e p oli­
t ic a l 
h is to r y o f 
T e x a s , th e s e m a n y a r tic le s by Mr.
F i n t y are reg ard ed a s a f f o r d i n g 
a so urce o f v a lu a b le m a teria l fo r 
resear ch by s t u d e n t s o f the U n i ­
I’ has b een said o f him 
v e r sity . 
th a i no person 
in T e x a s perhaps 
had a b e t t e r in sight into th e m an y 
q u e li o n s and p ro b lem s o f g o v e r n ­
that a r o se from 
m e n t and basin* 
la st 31 
tim e to tim e d a t i n g th e 
y e a r s ih a n Mr. F in ty . 
ll*' w as in 
c lo s e personal c o n t a c t w ith men 
id e n tifie d 
w h o w e r e p r o m in e n tly 
w ith 
in t e r e s t- o f the 
th e v aried 
St ate. He w a s w id e ly k n o w n as 
a man w h o lly w ith o u t pr eju d ice 
and partia n sh ip 
.til c o n tr o v o i 
.sial matter*. . H e d e a lt w ith pu b ­
lic q u e s t io n s in his w r it i n g s fro m 
att 
im partial sta nd p o in t and this 
fact was s<» w ell r e c o g n is e d and 
a p p r e c ia te d that th e i n f l u e n c e o f 
his contribution's to the p ress w a s 
w e ig h t lei p erh ap s 
t hilt o f 
a n y o th e r n e w sp a p e r w r it e r qf hi* 
period.
It 

than 

in 

Reduction in T exas W as 
R eflection of Trend 
A ll Over Nation

T e x a s sta rted th e y e a r ’s buri- 

rn
(hnn 

for 1931 with a 
in th e 

little more* 
bunk for 

ev e r y dollar it had on deposit at 
the b e g in n i n g o f 1930, a c c o r d in g 
to I. I! W illia m so n , a ssista n t s t a ­
tistician 
the B ureau o f B u si­
n e ^ ’ R esearch at th e I ’n iver itv.

in 

" T otal d e p o sits o f $ 11 6 ,0 0 0 , 0 0 0 j 

the 

c o r r e s p o n d in g d a te 

mo D e c e m b e r J I , 
i ‘* 5‘G as c o m ­
pared to d e p o s its o f $ 4 5 1 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 
on 
in 
1929, w e r e sh o w n by m e m b er 
banks m a k in g w e e k ly rep orts 
to 
the F ederal R eserv e H oard,” W il-i 
dam son 
“ T h is sum w a s the 
smallest for a n y m onth sin ce A u g ­
ust. I 92*.
"From 

lo w m id -y e a r 

aid. 

f i g ­

the 

I OJO, d e p o sits 

ure o f 
o n ly $ ! 1 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 to $ I JO.OOO.OOO 
in N o v e m b e i and fell to tile 

in cre a s ed j 

low- ' 

...T-MEr WRESTLING G U MPlON, I kl
4115 EARLY THIR TIES >S A VETERAN 
o f i s - y e a es OF V T STL! MG f 
.. -HUS TRF FIRST MT 
J EYER.
PIN P E R F M G H O L D M'S SMOULDERS
T o t m e m a t ( . m a d i s o n Sb.GMLOtufize v t)' S l y

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OUT\NEI6HtD HIM 254- T O U U P S * /
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THE* S’dOW 
PHOM THE- 
8 0 X ERS.'
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Iii : V! Al WAVt? 
I S C H R I S 

TH FO PO LIS*

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Unlucky Thirteen Texas Building 
in _ Hospitals shows Decrease

o f b u ild in g s u f f e r e d a sharp r e ­
ce ss io n d u r in g 1 9 29 , a f a c t w hich 
a c c o u n t e d fo r a la rge part o f th e 
d e c li n e in th e to t a l fr o m th e high 
in c r e a s e d d e - 
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I A H B m e n t s d u r in g th e y e a r ju st clo s e d 

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V J l O O I C l i V / C l l l w as w id e ly a n ticip a ted .

r A l * 

I n f lu e n z a a n d a p p e n d ic itis r i­

val each o th e r in se n d in g U n i­
versity s t u d e n t s to the h o sp ital, 
a c c o r d in g 
to s t a tis tic s g a t h e r ­
ed fro m th e fr ie n d s o f s t u d e n t s 
reported 
ill b y th e U n iv e r s ity 
H ealth S e n d e e . In ad d ition to 
these 
tw o a f f l i c t i o n s , a k n e e 
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d e n t, and m i s c e l l a n e o u s m a l­
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in 
k e e p in g d o c to r s busy.

th eir part 

in 

th e 

th re e 

T h ir t e e n m e m b e r s o f th e st u - 
dent b o d y are 
in h o sp ita ls or 
in f ir m a r ie s; e igh t in St. D a v id ’s 
H o spita l, 
S e to n 
In f ir m a r y , and tw o in B r a c k e n ­
ridge H osp ital, make up 
th e 
sick list. F r a n c e s B a g b y , L ou ise 
P a g g i, Richard B oone, D ee F o r ­
g y , D ina J a c k so n , H elen D u- 
Prieat, A n g le N e a l, Isabel T h ie l- 
en , and Baul Hargill in Bt. D a v ­
id ’s; R o x ie B u sk e, P a i r K rum b , 
S e t o n ; 
and H azel Clutcher 
and Sara B a n k s 
B la n to n 
pital.

in 
and 
in B r a c k e n r id g e H o s ­

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Largest Total Since 
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in crea se o f 3.5 p e r cen t
j 
D a l l a s a n d C o r s i c a n a R e p o r t m th e to t a l a m o u n t o f b u ild in g in
T exa s d u r in g D e c em b e r as c o m ­
p ared t o N o v e m b e r w a s not su f - 
l i e e n t to b r in g th e fi n a l m on th o f 
1 9 3 0 up to 
le v e ls o f th e c o r r e s ­
p o n d in g m on th o f th e p r e c e d in g 
year. D e c e m b e r , 1 9 3 0 , b u ild in g 
p er m its 
-ll 
p er c e n t less tha n the $ 8 ,7 8 5 , 0 0 0
j cd to $ 1 1 4 , 5 0 4 ,0 0 0 d u r in g 19 2 9 , j j,ra n ^Pl} d u r in g the sim ilar period

4 8 4 , 0 0 0 w e r e 
35 
T e x a s c it e s d u r in g 1930, co m p a r-

B u il d in g p erm its t o t a l i n g $70,* 

o f $ 5 , 1 4 5 , 0 0 0 w e r e 

g r a n te d 

in 

o f 1 9 2 9 . ’

\\ illa m so n , 

1 ,3 0 2 P ack ages Sent 

a c c o r d in g 
to c o m p ila tio n s m a le 
assistant 
I. B. 
b y 
st a t is t ie a n in th e B u r ea u o f B u s- 
, ‘m ess R e se a rch at th e U n iv e r c it y .
“ T h is d e c lin e , a m o u n t in g t o 33 
per cen t, w a s sh a rp e r than in the 
U nited S t a t e s as a w h o le ,” W il­
th e 
liam son said. “ R e d u ctio n fo r th eh 
p a c k a g e s 
e n tir e c o u n tr y w as o n ly 21 per
c e n t, a c c o r d in g t o f i g u r e s o f t h e h J ' rom th e p a c k a g e loan library last 
j m o n t h , a c c o r d in g to th e m o n th ly
F . W. D od ge C orp o ra tion . 
f r o m report issu ed b y Miss Le N oir Dim-
d e p a r tu r e s 
lo a n

T o S ch ools in M onth

th r o u g h o u t 
1,302 

sch o o ls 
r ec eiv ed 

“ Sign if ca ut 

s t a t e 

H igh 

th e p a c k a g e 

H e l e n I s t a te w ide t e n d e n c ie s a p p ea red in 
erta in cites. A m a rillo, B e a u m o n t , 

; m |tt, c h ie f of 
library bureau. A total o f 2 ,3 0 3
C o rsica n a , D allas. D en iso n , Port p a c k a g e s w e r e s e n t oui 
indi-
A rthu r, S h er m a n , a n d T y le r re-1 virtual*, lib raries, p a r e n t- te a c h e n * 
1,86 3 t e a c h e r s o f m a t h e m a tic s in j p o rted p e rm its e x c e e d i n g th o s e o f ! a s s o c ia tio n s , .schools, and w o m e n ’s 
T e x a s high sch ools, 6 0 3 m a jo r e d i 1929, Roth D allas and C o r sic a n a clu b s.
and 3 2 0 m in o red 
th ey te a c h . 

D e c e m b e r reports sh o w a 467 
loaned p a c k a g e s o v e r
Mr. M iller co m p iled th e s e fig - r e p r e s e n t s an in cre ase o v e r 1929, p h e c o r r e sp o n d in g month last y e a r , 
ore s d u rin g a r e c e n t s t u d y o f the w hich w a s a lr e a d y the la r g e s t on s u d a d e c r e a s e ct 5 7 7 in c o m p a i i- 
rela tten 
. 
p rep a ra tio n o f c o lle g e 
in m a t h e m a ti c s and t h e f a c t that a p p r o x im a t e ly on e I third o f 
m a n y o f their te a c h e r s w e r e m o re 1 9 3 0 t o t a l in T e x a s a s w ell as in q u e s t s 
in t e r e s t e d 

‘‘R e sid e n tia l b u ild in g m a d e u p ! W o r k e r s in the library are b e ­
th e I in g k e p t b u s y in r e s p o n s e to re- 

la r g e s t a n n u a l t o t a l 
j sin ce 1 9 2 6 , and th e T y le r figu re 

in s o m e o th e r c o u r se . I th e e n tir e U n ite d S ta te s, T h is typ e 

j son w ith the p r e c e d in g m on th,

n u tted by T exas high sch oo ls.

in th e s u b j e c t J r ep o rted the 

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th e year w e r e at the h ig h e s t le v e l 
t h e v o lu m e w ill be k e p t te m p o r ­
not o n ly o f th*1 y e a r but o f th e 
a r il y in th e M ain Library o f the 
period fro m 1 9 2 k to 1 9 3 0 .
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that 

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th e 

it 

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in c h i l . tie- 
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tho m e e t i n g , and a short program 
; af m usical n u m b er s will be g iv e n , 
A rth u r F o r t, p resid en t, ann*>tinc-
ch ec k s cash ed d u r in g D e c e m b e r , led. Dr, E d u a rd M in I. a aecia ta 
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cla s sifie d ami placed 
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lo g i c a l 
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v i e w s w h ich Mr. F in ty s u p p o s e d ly c o m p a r e s 
had with C olon el Bill S. C ro o g e, j Per c e ,,t t,urin g th e c o r r e s p o n d i n g A part 
a 
fi c tit io u s c h a r a c te r w h o m Mr. j Period o f 1 9 2 9 . 
F i n t y c r e a te d a n d th r o u g h w h o m ’ Mtc D e c e m b e r to ta l 
he 
m a n y s u b j e c t s an d p r o b le m s o f 
w id e pu b lic in t e r e s t. T h is s e r ie s I w<M>kly b asis, D e c e m b e r c h eek s killed in a u to m o b ile a c c id e n t s last 
b e g in s in 1 91 2 and r u n s th r o u g h : did not e q u a l those 
t h e y e a r s u n til j u s t prior to Mr 
F i n t v ’s d ea th . O th e r classific:!
t i o n s o f his w r it i n g s 
in clu d e a r ­
t ic le s on j o u r n a lis m a n d jo u r n a l­
ist*, a r tic le s on st a te g o v e r n m e n t , 
a r tic le s on m u n ic ip a l g o v e r n m e n t , 
a r t i c le s o n p rim a r y a n d e le c tio n
la w s. a r tic le s on ta x a t io n , a r tic le s 
o n U g is la tio n a i t i ca Is on political 
e c o n o m y , a r tic le s a b o u t m i lw a y s , 
a r t i c le s on th e ju d ic ia r y , a r tic les 
«Ai anti-tru st 
le g is la tio n , a rticles 
on s t a te p o litic s a r tic le s on T e x a s 
h is t o r y , m is c e lla n e o u s art icles and 
p e r so n a litie s. Many o f th ese su b ­
j e c t s w e r e e x h a u s t iv e ly tr e a te d by 
Mr. F in ty . T h e y co n ta in a w ealth 
o f solid in fo r m a tio n , v a lu a b l e not 
o n ly to the jo u r n a lism st u d e n t but 
t o th e p eo p le o f th e S ta t e at large, 
lux ks 
an 
sh ow s.

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Tem ple, and o th e r T e x a s c i t e * in
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the c lo s e of 1 9 30 t o t a le d $ 3 2 9 .- 
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C en tra l E u ro p ea n O b serv e! 
the m onth o f N o v e m b e r and re

the c h e c k s cash ed d u r in g t h e last d ir ected by Dr. Micek 
tw o w e e k s o f 
per cen t b e lo w 1 929. 
“ T o ta l d eb its to 

less th a n d u r in g the t o r i e s - t a m e d b y the elub.

A rtic le o n A m e r ic a 

R ev iew ed B y M icek

fe ll 12 play will be g iv e n 

Loan* T o ta l $ 3 2 9 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0

‘What A m e rica M ea n s 

su m m e r. P r o e e e d s 

loa n s at all b an k s 

in d ivid u al ae- tho 

N e x t s e m e s t e r 

to) met niembei.s

e x a m in a tio n 

th e yea r, 

in 19 29. 

F e d e r a l 

R eserv e 

" L o a n s 

year.

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ut 

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It w a s a labor o f lo v e on th e 
p a r i o f a g ro u p o f fr i e n d s o f Mr. : 
F in ty w h o a ss isted M is. F in t y 
a n d Miss F i n t y in p rep a rin g th is 
n o ta b le m e m o r ia l v o lu m e fo r pre-1 
a en ta tio n 
to t h e U n iv ersity . Re- ! 
grot w a s e x p r e ss e d by the donors 
t h a t the e a r lie r w r itin g s o f Mr. 
F in ty , d a tin g fr o m a b o u t 1 9 0 0 to j 
I IU 2, w ith the e x c e p tio n of a fe w 
a r ile d s, w ere not p r eserv ed by 
the hope, 
him . 
th is gap m ay be 
h o w e v e r , 
filled 
the d U c o w i y o f 
f i l e s o f n e w sp a p e r s for th a t p er­
iod 
fr o m w h ic h th e m issin g ar-; 
t i d e s m a y be ob ta in ed . T h e scrap -; 
book 
is o f b e a u t i f u l w o r k ­
m ansh ip and w a s m ad e to w ith ­
stan d th e pas - ing o f tim e. The 
c lip p in g s are p asted upon bt avg, 
b u f f - t i n t e d 
The 
l e a v e s a r e o f n e w s p a p e r page
■ IXC.

T h e y e x p r e ss e d 

l a u r by 

paper. 

it s e l f 

li n e n 

that 

“ T h e sh a r p e s t d e c lin e in T e x a s c e ivert by 

o n 

tile 

“ T h e 

b e f o r e 

in crea se 

in 1929. 

s e c u r i t ie s 

in c o m m e r c ia l 

r e d is c o u n t rate 

to $ 2 3 4 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 at 

from $ 2 6 8 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 g a n g e s,

loan s, w hich social© p r o fe s so r o f 

a d e e r e a s e o f 14 d is tin c t io n ap p e a r e d 

wash 
w e r e r ed u ced 
in 1 929 
close o f 1 9 3 0 , 
per c e n t . L o a n s 
- b ow ed a sm a lle r cb c r e a se , du e t o ow n w a y s. the 
a g r e a t e r 
ber to D e c e m b e r th a n 

A n u m b e r o f C z e c h o ls o v a k s o f
a 
la r g e a u d ie n c e e x p l a i n i n g in th e ir 
im p ression obtain* 
fr o m N o ve u i- cd in a m ajority o f e a s e s , from a 
lo n g stay in A m e r ic a . M o st o f the
in tim U n ited 
g r o w in g , 
F e d e r a l R e s e r v e B ank o f D allas S ta t e s m w 
w a s not r e d u c e d from t h e J 1-2 not w i t h o u t d i f f i c u l t i e s , 
th a i* is: 
per cen t w hich has b e e n in e f f e c t w orth tieing stu d ie d , k n o w n , e x a m 
in specific* m a t e r s , fol- 
s in ce S e p t e m b e r 9, a lt h o u g h re- 
d u c tio n o f th e rate at the F e d e r a l j lo w ed.
R eser ve B a n k o f N e w Y o rk fro m 
2 1-2 p er c e n t to 2 pc.• cent, net 
not 
f i g u r e on 
th e F ed e ra l R e se r v e 
record 
-ystcm but the l o w e s t c h a r g e d by 
any big cen tra l bank in the w orld 
ut the p resen t tim e.

U niversity to Print

T hree C atalogu es

o f th e , sp ea k ers agre-cd Ida 

o n ly th e 
fo r 

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c u lt u r e U 

inert, and 

lo w e st 

“ Tho rea ctio n o f th e stock and
 

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 marKct an d c l i m o n e y r a t e . o f f th(, 

, 

Work is being d one on th ree c a t ­
a lo g u e s by til** committ< e o n I ’n-
ivarsity p u b lic a tio n s. 'I'liny w ill be
a b o u t

a c c o r d in g to a s t a t e m e n t by Mrs. 
F a ith A d a m s P er ry , e d it o r o f o f ­
fic ia l p u b lication s.

A c a ta l o g u e d e a l i n g w ith s c h o l­
a r s h i p s , assist ant-* hi pa, p r iz e s , and 
loan f u n d s w ill be r e a d y n ea r the 
( m: o f J a n u a r y . I 1 w ill he c o m -

“ The 

 
to this change by the F ed e ra l Re 
serve Bunk was n e g lig ib le . Call 
to 2 p er c«*nt 
m o n e y f e l l bark 
a f t e r h a v in g a d v a n c e d 
to 2 1-2 
per ct nt du r in g the third w e e k of 
the m on th. R a te s for th e sa m e 
ty p e o f loans tw e lv e m o n t h s e a r l­
ier w e r e I 1-2 per cent to 6 per 
c en t.

Rf g< tit* A c cep t W ith Thank*
The B oard o f R e g e n ts h a v e a c ­
cep ted the g if t w ith a n ex p r e ss io n 
o f th an k s, an d 
th is a p p re cia tio n 
is shared by ail o f th e a u th o r itie s 
o f the U n iv e r s ity . Brr l e s s o r Baul 
J. T hom p son , c h a irm a n o f t h e d e ­
p a rtm en t o f jo u r n a lism , e x a m in e d 
th e scrap book w ith g r e a t in t e r e st.
dipping-- w hich w e r e 
sa v e d b y T om F in ty , Jr., d u r in g 
th e m an y y ea r he sp e n t in n e w s ­
in T e x a s a n d w hich 
p ap er w ork 
w e r e 
to T h e 
U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x a s b y his w i f e 
'.alued h ig h ly 
anti d a u g h te r , are 
b y the s t a f f m e m b e r s o f t h e de* 
pat in t e n t o f j o u r n a lis m ,” he said. 
“ B esid es s e r v i n g as a very
ronal m e m e n to of on e of tin* m o u 
b r illia n t jo u r n a lists o f T e x a s , Mr. I
M a d ely n C alla h an , w h o plans 
F in t y ’s scrapb ook will be an au- 
l i m i t a t i v e s o u r c e fo r in fo r m a tio n 
to e n t e r th e U n iv e r s i t y in F e b r u - 
r o n e e r n in g t h e period in w h ich h e jury, is v is it i n g at th e D elta D elta 
jived." 

“ P ra ctica lly no c h a n g e occurred 
in th e market U r othet m o n ey . 
r a te s r a n g i n g from 2 per c e n t to 
J per cont a s th e y have d one for 
m o n t h s ,’'

B ro o k sie Bell Boyd o r T e m p le, 
s t u d e n t 
last 
y ea r a n d a m e m b e r o f Zeta T au 
fo r
is 
,j1(1 in a u g u r a l c e r e m o n y and boll, 

l)f r* j A lph a s o r o r ity , 

r e c e n tly d o n a ted 

th e U n iv e r s i t y 

j D elta house.

in A u stin 

in 

H O S E

for the “ B A L L ’

Sht*«»r Chiffon in “formal’’
sh...irs 
$ 1 . 95 and $ 2 . 9 5 

Q U E E N 
H o s i e r y S h o p p e 
N e x t to Q u een T h e a t r e 

Ja n . 1 9 -

THE ZERO 
HOUR!

fa c t , b eca u se 

An e y e cxnmir.etii-n is q u ite 
a- 
im portant as y o u r math 
or E n g lish e x a m s . More so. 
it 
in 
is your 
preciou s 
that mu-t 
carry you th ro u g h iii'*. You 
m a y need o n ly g l a s s e s 
fo r 
If so, it is th* w ise 
read in g. 
y o u n g p e r so n w h o w ill g e t 
them mnv, b e fo r e e x a m s .

e y e s 

H a v e I rs E r a m i n e Y o u r 
E y e s N O W !

O^TOMIJRJSjTS

lo*. Eduard Micek, a s ­
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t h e 

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n i g h t . I f y o u m i s s e d h e r , y o u 

m i s s e d 

s o m e t h i n g ! T a k e 

a l o n g a b o u t 

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t h a t 

d i r t y l i t t l e e a s t s i x t h t h e a t e r 

B e s s i e g o t h o t 

o n “ a m p l y 

b e d b l u e s . ” “ t h e d e v i l c a n ' t 

t o u c h y o u o n r e v i v a l d a y " 

a r i d 

t h e s t . 

l o u i s 

i t e m . S h e 

m a d e b l u e s g r e a t e p i c s o f 

d a r k m o a n i n g .

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d o n e 

o r c h e s t r a ! H a r l e m 

t e r n e t o o u r t o w n !

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