• m ay b t severely handicapped I “ M inuet," “M in u et” by B eethov. ti, j fo r ^ sittinK T he follow ing mer- with the moat ex citin g e v en in g th ey! MJ 
the chants have 

Monday set-to. During the I “ G u ittare" by Mozskowski and 

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VOL. XXIII.

No. 103

First C ollege Daily in the South

A U S T I N , T E X A S , S U N D A Y , F E B R U A R Y l l 1923

Mustangs are Lassoed and 

Branded 29-16 by Texas 

Longhorns in Clean Tilt

V arsity P layers S h ow at 
Their B est and Re- 
coup Prestige

TEXAS WRESTLERS TO 
METT OKLAHOMANS AT

AUSTIN PROGRAM 
PLEASES HEARERS

SOLOMON TO BESIN ON 
CANDIDATES- P IC K S 
EOI BEAUTY SECTION

A r t i s t W i ll S t a r t W o r k on P h o ­
t o g r a p h s f o r Z i e g f e l d ’s 
I n s p e c t i o n

R e n d e r s D i f f i c u l t 

S el e c ti o n s 

W i t h Skill a n d A r t i s t i c 
A b i l i t y
* 
 

Mr. Ernest Solom on, head artist
o f th e M ajestic Studios 
o f D allas,
will arrive today to begin se ttin g up
studios in which to take the photos

A g g i e s H a v e W o n C h a m p i o n ­
sh ip f o r F o u r Y e a r s a n d 
S ti ff F i g h t E x p e c t e d
 _____ 

In 

a program o f violin music 

con- Gf th e 

1923 B luebonnet Belles,

tam in g a sonata, a concerto separate j These pictures will begin M onday af-
encore
and a gen erou s sprinkling o f 
will continue through
num bers, M ischa Elm an, R ussian

ternoon and
the w eek.
The 

Stewart Chosen to Guide 

Destinies of Texas' Teams 

for Two Years by Council

Melodrama Will 

T T o - . t i . i - , . I U , . . t i , - 
. ' l \ S i l t 

L d l l i l t 
and Odd Twists

Rehearsal- 

for the Curtain Club

V eteran Coach W ho Lead N ebraska to Three 
Straight C onference C ham pionships W ill
Coach Football and B asketball

E. J. “ Doc” Stewart, present basketball, football an d track 
coach at Clemson College, South Carolina, has been picked 
as he a d football and basketball coach for the University of 
Texas for the seasons of 1923 and 1924, to succeed Berry 
W h ita k e r who resigned as head football coach Novem ber 30, 
1923, and Milton Romney who will not coach basketball af ter 
this season.

the 

1923 

j men M onday night. 

grappling even in g before a 

( oa th Roy J. McLean and sev en ) ^ olin virtuoso, appeared Saturday 
m em bers o f 
large au dience in 
squad w ill leave at IO a. rn. S u n d a y ’ the H ancock Opera H ouse. The per- 
m orning for S tillw ater, Oklahoma, I form er used his artistic and tech n i- 
from 
where they will meet the A ggie m at- <*al accom plishm ents to draw 
p leasing
t h e ia n d d iffic u lt character. The art o f 
Oklahoma A ggies have not p e r m itte d , Elm an is of superior quality techni- 
a look 

in on the C on feren ce c h a m -jc a ^Y» bul lacks the passionate w a n e
th and 
inspiration which character 
izes th at other v iolin ists who occupy 
positions o f equal prom inence.

pionship and 
that 
the personnel o f the ’23 team is the 
sam e as the ’22 titleh old ers. “T ex a s’ 
grapplers are in for a stru ggle and

For four con secu tive 

in stru m en t m usic 

is understood 

years 

j his 

o f 

it 

('actu s ha.- obtained use o f ( ’hair, the Curtain Club play which 

both 
the G irls’ Study Hall 
Main B uilding and one room a t the

in 

the j wjjj b e J)roc[uce(j

rn 
March are progressing better than is
bo exp ected of a play in the early

som e 

tune 

Scottish R ite Dormitory 
to be used 
as studios. Mr. Solom on will decide 
today which of th ese rooms w ill be 
used.

B e a u t i e s G e t I n s t r u c t i o n s

L etters were sen t to each o f the

f o r m a t i v e period. 
The m echanical 
e ffe c ts are in p r e p a r a t i o n , and it is 
said that tho e ffe c ts a r e novel and 
unusual, 
tricks are 
indeed strange 
perform ed that will m ystify the au-
candidates Saturday giving them the dience as much as a m agacians wand, 
a r tist’s instructions as to what they 
should and should not do regarding ever are alm ost su .p assed by th,- un-1h i s duties until September I , 1923. 
their costum es and m ake-ups. The usual tw ists luken by the plot. Love, 
that each of the hate, pathos, farce 
O aetus renuests 

Final a nn ou nce m en t of the ap po intm en t of S t e w a r t was 
g i v e n Th ur sda y afternoon when the Council met for final 
vote. S t e w a r t ’s contract calls for two years of service with 
the Longhorns but with the stipend fixed only for th e first 
year. The final Council meeting was called after Ste wa rt had 
come to the University in person. Stewart was here for two 
days, last Sunday and Monday. He will not, however, t a ke up

The queer m echanical e ffe c ts how

C o n f e r e n c e S tan d in gs

T e x a s A g g ie s
T e x a s U.
S. M U.
Okla. A g g ie s ...
R ice
B a ylor

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B , J ack K e n n e d y

In the clean est and hardest played 
cage tussle seen in the Men’s Gym 
this year, 
the T exas U n iversity 
Longhorns corralled S. M. U .’s ram ­
paging M ustangs and roped them for 
a 29 to 16 victory Saturday night. 
The stru ggle was a thriller from start

P eyton drops in field goal from P ost w ith the addition o f Ira A llen, j is more f un an{} varied 

T , 
The com m ittee, com posed o f the j for M ] ong a tim e 

f * u .J be 

!,rin^ j pianists. Seldom is it that a man may wom an’s rep resen tative board 

wa. ona o f the w orld’* prem ier night ii. the W om an’s Gym. The
gave

spring | niflr

f lw t artist in his profession material help to 
.

.
local I p a s t's ix ty and ha* lived a life that | cbar* ° by aB8istin* in 
the j a nd in d ecoratin g for 

p a derew ski is 

.

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.

than 

this unique
|jveg 0 f m ost m usicians, but in his j dance for which “ R ex ’s R evels” pro­
application to other th in gs his m usic vjded trie m usic.
has su ffe r e d m uch 
have been exp ected .

The grand m arch was 

less than would 

the com m ittee 
.
.

.

.

in

d ile Gray honoring 

, 

^ 

parting

com posed 

com prised 

com positions 

f Coach M cLean. 

M cLean’s squad is 

N ard in i’s “ S onata in D m ajor"
is no doubt about it,’’ w’ere t h e ! began the recital and w as follow ed
I by the colorfu l S ain t-S aen “ C oncerto

to finish ana had not 
l a p P eyton , j 
V arsity captain and forw ard par e x - . 
cellen ce been in rare form , it m ight 
o f j in B M inor,” in which Elm an show ed 
have been a d iffe r e n t tale. The best 
three veteran s, and four m en from j his technical equipm ent. Seven sep- 
Pap could do w as to ring 5 se n sa t­
the ’22 freshm an team . Craddock, i arate 
the 
ional field goals from every corner 
them be- 
who w restles as a h eavyw eight, is in J next1 tw o groups, am ong 
o f the court and drop in eleven out 
(D e sp la n e s-N a c h e z ).
first class condition aud no d o u b t in g “In trad a” 
o f th irteen tr y s from the free line. 
“ M inuetto” 
( B occherini-V o g r ic h ), 
will give his opponent a bout which
O f the 29 points scored by T exas
“ H um oresque’’ (A u lin ), and ‘‘Hymn 
_ 
.h e w ill rem em ber for quite a tim e.
Pap accounted for no lea* than 21. ^
 b i g f e „ ou has „ev cr ,o st . de.
to the S u n ” 
(R im n sk y -K o r sa k o ff). 
Bobby R obertson also turned 
in » l d8jon> m fa c t m, one has pver been
The m ost en jo y a b le encore num ber 
field
three 
n eat gam e, reg isterin g 
perform ed by the violin ist w as 
the
shots and displaying rare floorw ork. 
Schubert-W ilhelm .
“ A ve M aria” by
E very man on V arsity turned 
in a 
Ha.vd n’s
hard gam e and th eir team w ork was 
indeed g r a tify in g a fte r the poor e x ­
hibition in th e Rice gam e. F or S.M. 
U., R unnels stood out because o f his 
ab ility to rin g the basket from prac­
tica lly every an gle o f the cage, r eg is­
terin g three field goals. 
Jon es and 
Captain Matthew" fo r S. M. U. dis­
played clever team work throughout 
the battle.

given a fall over him. Leon Gorman,
who w restles at 175, has also to m eet
his nem esis, butt his condition is such j O ther extra num bers w ere 
I that he 
in the 
I football

and 
nor has his ear which w as hurt soon j sistan t of the violinist, 
Shropshire, the 
a fter the holidays. 
158 pounder, has been ill for quite) a 
tim e and it is very uncertain whe- 
j ther he is physically in condition to 
'g o the d istan ce. Lloyd ( 1 4 5 ) , Ford 
j ( 1 3 5 ) , T urner 
and Nash 
! (1 1 5 ) or F razier (1 1 5 ) m ake up the 
squad. Coach 
the 
I rem ainder o f 
is y e t undecided w hich o f 
last tw o nam ed will m ake the 

o-
Critics S ay P ad erew sk i’s 
T echnique Good as 
of O ld

it hail not headed com p letely ■ Bonim e, pianist w as 

P lay by play 

P lay by P lay

able as-

( 1 2 5 ) , 

from 

the 

By G e n e v ie v e A ren

I 

Although m any o f the later crit-

“ E very ex-service man a m em ber K . fa ^

I ics m ay consider R achm aninoff the
D r i v e f o r I V l e m b e r S j m ost accom plished living v irtu oso, to
the g rea t m ass of th e people Paderew -
virtuoso
 ^
virtuoso
I ski 
is the s l o - j ^ L is z t » When the m ature peo-
since L iszt.” W hen the m ature peo-
the m ember*!..? ■ p,e o f th(, w|>r|d today wert. children

 
is still “the 

 
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g r e a te st 

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to 

dribble. 

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Initiate
_ 

L egion 
. 

U niversity P ost of 

McLean 
the 
seventh m em ber. 

follow s: M atthew
fouls. P eyton rin gs fr e e shot. M at­
fr o n t o f 
thew rings b ea u ty 
goal. Foul on Baird. P eyton m is­
ses. P eyton reg isters free shot. S. 
M. U. fouled for d elayin g 
gam e. 
field goal after 
Bobby rings peat 
lon g dribble. Sim pson fo r Baird (S. 
M. U .) 
Jon es g e ts field goal a fter 
ou tw ittin g T exas guard. T im e ou t 
is hurt. M at­
fo r T exas. 
Bobby 
in d iffic u lt shot a fter 
thew drops 
clever 
fouls. 
M atthews 
Peyton rings both attem pts, m aking 
score at end o f h a lf IO to 8, T exas.
Second half. Baird for Sim pson 
fo u ls. P eyton 
(S . M. U .) . 
rings it. 
fo u ls. P eyton 
again rings it. Tim e out for S. M. 
U.
cen ter o f court.
lon g field 
r e g is te r s I and Earle R acey, w ill m eet a t the 
crip field goal. Ragland g e ts per-: Y. M. C. A. Monday night at seven 
Jones m isses both tries. S et-; o ’clock to p e r fe c t plans f o r the drive.
sonal. 
teg a st gets personal foul. M atthew s 
Though thV num ber o f 
ex-service 
throw s first, m isses second. Baird 
men in the U niversity is con stan tly 
fou ls. Peyton 
it. R unnels 
rings 
grow ing sm aller, there are still over 
throw s long field goal. P eyton drops 
one hundred o f them in school and 
in tw o field shots in rapid succession.
it is the purpose o f the drive to bring 
these men into their national organi­
zation.

itte e o f the U n iversity P ost o f
com m ittee o f the U n iversity 1‘ost ol 
the Legion will begin then 
drive n ext week.

o f the A m erican L egion 
gar, under which 

in R. W ing, A. J. B eiter, M. Lehman 

E x ecu tive C om m ittee o f 

Continued on Page 4

Jon es 
R unnels 

R unnels drops 

begin th eir 

Jon es 

goal. 

the 

... 

, . 

. 

, 

P L A Y E R S 

IN E L I G I B L E

intend 

participating 

In eligib ility under the S o u th w est­
ern C onference ruling requiring all 
men who 
in 
C onference gam es to send in r e g is­
tration cards 
the C on feren ce 
headquarters at least fiv e days be­
fo re the gam e kept B edford 
and 
Rowsan o f S. M, U. out o f the gam e 
with V arsity Saturday night.

to 

A t the last m eeting o f the U niver­
sity P ost it was decided to hold the 
the U n iversity 
March m eetin g at 
C afeteria w here a dinner w ill 
be 
served th e m em bers. R outine busi­
ness w ill also be conducted at this 
m eeting and it is planned 
to have 
additional en tertain m en t. This move 
is in line w ith the avowed intention 
the 
of the new o ffic e r s to m ake 
Legion m eetin g the 
liv est m eetings 
o f any U n iv ersity organization.

Both men were brought down 
from D allas but on in vestigation 
it 
w as found th a t B edford would not 
and 
be eligible until F ebruary 
Row san could not participate 
until 
F e ! m a r y 13. Both men w ere de-
d a r e d ineligible S aturday aftern o o n . I who have not paid 

15, 

— 

L etters are b ein g se n t out from 
the Y. W. C. A. o ffic e to all girls 
th eir pledges.

Y. W. C. A. P A Y - U P W E E K

o — 

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B or n 

in 18 6 0 

Jan Ignace Paderew ski was born 
in Poland in 1860 and began stu d y­
in g m usic w hen he was seven years 
old. H e m ade his first concert tour 
when he w as six te e n , and a fte r stu d y ­
ing for aw hile under L eschetisky, b e­
gan his p rofession al career. He m ade 
a series o f 
in ternational tours, but 
tem porarily surrendered his m usical 
career to be w ar prem ier o f Poland. 
several 
Now* a fte r an absence 
years from th e concert stage, he is 
resum ing his old role.

o f 

Is S till V ig o r o u s 

At P aderew ski’s age m ost men are 
| old, or eld erly at lea st, but to those 
I who have heard him since hD return 
I Paderew ski seem s to have been sin-
gularly proof again st the 
If on the technical side, age
tim e. 
and a prolonged absence 
from the
piano have ever so sligh tly le ssen ed 
the suppleness o f his hands, it is not 

S to r es C o o p e ra te

g i i heed these su ggestion s in every , overshadow ed by a double 
tragedy 
in order that every girl may | aire the elem en ts w hich go to make 
detail 
have the best possible chance tb be I up a play which kept jaded New York
chosen by Mr. Ziegfold as on e of 
audiences sittin g on 
the edges of 
the most b ea u tifu l eight.
their chairs for tw en ty -fiv e m onths 
and which the New York Sun called 
“ a gripping melodrama.** In the first 
act, mystery’ is piled upon m ystery, 
and the audience 
is presented with] 
the burning question, “W here is the I 
k n ife ? ” And tho unraveling o f this 
and the other elem en ts o f the mur- j 

further equalize the chances 
o f every candidate, the C actus has 
made 
various 
arrangem ents with 
downtown m erchants, whereby each 
girt will have access to A u stin ’s en­
tire stock o f 
ladies ready-to-w ear,
from which to choose the costum es ; der w ill provide U niversity students

To 

announcement of t h e appointm ent came Sat urd a y a f t e r -
and m ystery noon a t t e r a long series of conferences and meetings of th e
Athletic Council t hut followed th e expiration of the contr act 
of Berry W hitak er . Present member s of the University a t h ­
letic staff as well as other eligible men from outside were con­
sidered by th e Council and the lengthy period before t h e con­
clusion of the negotiations and the annou nc em en t of the a p ­
pointment was due to the large n um be r of men who h ad to be 
considered.

TO SPEH AT VESPERS ■

f l i n g M o n d a y 

—O 

H a t C o a c h e d 1 6 Y e a r s

o f 

credit. He 

years 
his 

{O regon A- & M., 

Stew art com es to the U niversity 
successful 
with sixteen 
coach in g to 
has 
•oai Ord successfully such team s as 
and Nebraaka
he won the M issouri V alley 
W il l C i v e *'h<;re
C onference cham pionship fo r three
I Co" re
B e g in 
straight. He has been w ith
 
! ye* "
season
C lem son C ollege only 
and 
it 
from th e habitual cellar position to 
a tx- fo r the state cham pionship. 

that tim e he has raised 

one 

ii 

C ontinued on Page 4

French U niversities 

VALENTINE DANCE IS 

(TTRAGTIVf AFFAIR

Gym Is A p p r o p r i a t e l y D e c o ­
r a t e d f o r G a l a 
O c c a s i o n

C on fetti, serp en tin es, and attrac-

Miss Bertha Conde, 

O ffer Scholarships

and 
I lecturer, will speak at V espers Mon-
to A m erican Students l,ay Ht 5 in the (iirls’ study ,HftlL°n
This
will be the first of a series of lec­
tures to be given by* Miss Conde, the orient Stew art made the

! “ Finding Our Way 

A nnouncem ent o f another series of 
to Am erican
holarships 

I ti com m enting on 

in L ife. 

o ffered 

author 

Likes Our P r o sp e c ts

his 

appoint-
fo llo w ia g
“For som e reason, T exas

b y F r e n c h u n i v e r s e * 

h a . ! 0**1*™ b e in * “ T h e S e c r e t o f C h a r a c -: s t a t e m e n t :

s t u d e n t* 
recen tly been made by the A m e r ic a n !* * fo r AI1 « « “ •" S o d * * " T u esd ay| U niv-rm ty ha* alway* unpreased m e
institution w ith w onderful
Council of Education. Tho Univ— ‘ at ‘ and A Cure for tho Iii* of tho
the prospects ath letically; one where the 
j sity o f Bordeaux o ffe r s two scholar- 
also physical makeup o f th e stu d en ts jua-
j .ships which include board and lodg- 
victories
a n d tifie s the expectation 
It also o f f ir s free tuition to

S o ciety ” W ednesday at 
.Study Hall. 
Girls’ 
chapel 
speak 

in 
7 
She will 
Tuesday 

as an 

of 

in 

mg.
eight other stu d en ts. The subjects W ednesday. 
recom m ended for study are Political 
Science and Law, H istory and Geog- v°ca! selectio n at 
raphy, Tropical D iseases, 
French language and literature. The j Study Hall w hile E u gen ie Marshall 
U niversity o f Lyons 

the Pers M onday aftern oon in the G irls’ 

the devotional service. The 

i . VY. < . A. Ye*- 

two " b i 

o ffe r s 

and 

T hiele will render a special o f the country.

over the 

largest U n iversity 

team s

Durjng. 
,.o a c|j 0 f 

Made Record at O. A. C.
fou r 

seasons 

his 
as
the O regon A ggies, he
In
tied with Gilmour

^wo con feren ce gam es. 

D obie’s U niversity 
o f W ashington
eleven, with whom the O regon Ag-
gi#g piayed a score|e ss tie. D obie’s

fam e as a football m entor is one o f

tive decorations w ere the fea tu res o f scholarships covering tuition, board vesper choir will g iv e music. 

1914 his team 

the A ll-U n iversity D ance held 

last ! an<* lodging. 

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thousand V x i r i S K i n e U 1 U D 

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^ 
E l e c t s O f f i c e r s in 

I he U niversity ot N ancy ofter.* 

tw o 

scholarships, 

five 

francs with fr e e tuition fo r research 
work 
in physios, and fo u r thousand; 
i r o n , with fro. tuition at the E cole. 
de* 
.In M .-tallurgi.- 
S u p e r se d e 
Mines. The U n iversity o f Strass- 

e t 

M e e t i n g S a t u r d a y lhe highlight* o f U nited S ta tes g rid ­
iron record*. Other A ggie athletic
the team* worn alm ost as .u c c e ssfu l un-

B 

’ 

i burg offer* one scholarship o f 2 0 0 1 Ctrl's R ifle Club m et in th e W omen * d‘ 
I franc* with free tuition and lo d g in g ., C>'m Saturday aftern oon a t 2 .3 0 for 
led by Ar-1 The U n iv e r sity o f Toulouse o ffe r s a dum m y practice. B efore starting 
M i- Rate 

board 
s led E d g in g and eig h t with tu ition , 
ii,, conea v 

co m p letely organized by the election
president,
. 
1 8 j sta tem en t o f work done by the stu- Julian D evereaux as secretary, b air-

The necessary credentials are a °* M yrtle M athisen 
.... 

le a v in g the O regon A g g ies to a e­
amd the Practice, how ever, the club vyas copt the position o f head coach and
athletic director at 
the U niversity
<>f Nebraska in J uly 1916, Stew art
again m et w ith notable su ccesses.

two scholarships with 

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

u c c e .. u at 

a raa

as 

On account o f the ba I w eather, t 

ga. 
art> 
ste w a r t 

trainimr
training.

a 

by A m o N uw otny 

a 
honoring

Mary P atterson,

L aym en and Faculty 

Expert* to Conduct

R i k l * * 

Mrs. Grace M cClelland, who 

photograph, fax N iib e t, treasurer, and M argaret H e won 
t e s t i m o n i a l s Dun r a n , r a n g e m anager. 

j dent, birth c e r tifica te , 
health c e r tifica te , and 
is 
o f work and character from college 
professors under whom work 
has the coach o f the clu b, explained the 
been done. T estim onials should be: use of the target and em phasized the
Milt by men to Dr, I L. H andel, 525 need o f the girls callin g their shots
also
* and by wom en to Professor Mar- showed the girls the correct position

three
enee football cham pionship fo r 
years with N ebraska, and 
in 1917 
his eleven defeated R ock n e’s N otre 
Dame team 7-0, one o f the three d e ­
fe a ts sustained by Rockne in the 47 
gam e- through which he has handled 
team s. H is
N otre D am e’s football 
117th to take when shooting, and gave them N ebraska team o f 1916 beat Jon ca’ 
I Iow a team 34-17 and the follow ing
and Work on the range will prevent season d efeated J o n es’ aggregation 

garet E. M altby, 4 1 9 W est 

the M issouri V alley C onfer-

.New York C ity, when 

practice. 

in real 

She 

B a p t i s t B l D i e o c n o o i w 120th s tr e e t, 

U nder the d irection o f the A u stin !

Baptist A sso cia tio n , a Bible fra m in g j S treet, N ew Y ork IjRy. The scholar- actual practice. 

[ School will be conducted at the Urn- ships are open to both men 

v e r i t y B aptist Church during 
week beginning: F ebruary II. Cia*- arp Kraduate* o f an accredited uni- about th irty day*. 

the 'w om en under 30 years o f age who the club from m eeting regularly for 48-0.

It wa* decided, 
versify , and w ho have a fa ir know!- how ever, to m eet again fo r dum m y, 
cdg* o f French.

All su ccessfu l can-j practice on F ebruary 23.

in Sunday School, B. Y. P. IL,

Rat.rad in !»1»
ste w a r t resigned a t Nebraska 

in

W.M.U., and 

laym an ’s work w ill be j didates will receive 30 per cent re- 

ravages o f j caught by U n iv e r sity facu lty m ere-1 bate on passage over and back. 

bors and v isitin g ex p e r ts every ev en -. 

ing from 6 :1 5 to 8 :1 5 ; the two half 

hour periods being divided into two 

periods o f stu d y and a h alf hour m-

This week will be pay-up w eek, a n d , apparent.
a m em ber o f the fin a n ce com m ittee The changes that critic* havr riot. d 

amission w hen free 

lunch will be

C a l e n d a r

S u n d a y 

N e w m an Club, N ew m an 

Club

Room*, 11 a.m .

M on d ay

P a d e re w sk i C o n c er t, U n iv e r s ity 

M en ’s G y m n a s iu m , 8:15 p.m.

M em bersh ip C o m m it te e o f U n i­
v e r sity P o st o f A m e rica n L e g io n , 
Y.M .C .A ., 7 p.m .

T u e s d a y 

D a n c in g Club, 7 : 1 5 p.m.

it 

in 

the 

wa8 ir 

o ffic e 

It is urged 

that all girls fam e* but C arleton H ackett who m «t.arh niKht a t H. ir> by Dr F p A ll- adopted as one o f the national as­

ev ery d a y ! in P aderew ski’s p laying are his 

w ill be 
through Thursday to c o llect, 
by Corrine 
announced 
chairm an o f fin an ce on the Y.W .C.A. as 
C abinet. 
can and pay their p ledges as soon as *h“ cr*flc f,’r the Ch“‘a S” L-.-nnigj dredge o f N a sh v ille, T en n essee. 
possible. 

Sim pson, rom antic m usic o f Chopin to he quite j The m ost ou tsta n d in g fea tu re 

is i terp retation s o f th e delicate 

tho earlo r days o f his t vf, 

in-* «, rved to all those enrolled for work I U n iversity y . W. C. A. The con test 
U n iversity d eleg a tio n s
a n d j , n any 0f ^ ciaaseg> 
o f registered a t the co n feren ce and the 
th e a d d r e sse s' gong th a t w ins fir st award w ill be

“ R e x ’s R evels” will play at 

“ R E X ’S R E V E L S ” TO P L A Y 

C afeteria during the 
Sunday even in g from 5:45 to 6:30. M onday night con tain s m any o f the week will he T. H. Farm er and Miss more stu d en ts to collaborate 
Supper will be served by candelight num bers which he played at his re-. Lucy T. Sprecker o f the State B , Y. com position. 
I_
ae 
as usual. A special turkey dinner 
will be served from 12 to 1:30.

Dr. I c e la t io n songs. T ex a s won second
p o st» fin d s his en tire sty le o f play-! A |jdredge is at the head of the De- place at E stes Park la st sum m er, and
m g 
on 
the
at once.
j 
. Rules m ay be obtained in Miss B udd’s
It is a good plan fo r tw o or
in the
“ Follow the G leam ”
the b est known Y. W. C. A. song, 
was a prize w inner con feren ce song.

partm ent o f S ta tistic s and In fo r m a -jit 
im perative that work 
Lion o f the Southern Baptist Conven- words and m usic be started 

D If 
P. U. D epartm ent, and Mr* A, F. 
Bedoe, a trained m ission worker.

supper hour) w ill giv e at the M en’s G ym nasium 

Am ong t h e other visitors o f 

(C ontinued on page 4)

The program which 

in stitu te will be 

Paderewski tion. 

P r o g r a m G iven 

t stoa er am 

ess u r \ . 

the o ffice. 

A anoAtaf 

I? I iL L 

— A l l . . 

liana! 

the 

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opcn to 

DR. STROM AN M O VES HERE

Y. W C. A. SONG CO NTEST
R egulations 

ent, th irty-fou r paid their dues 
$1.00,

Out o f the forty-three gfrls pres­
of 

the spring of 1919 to enter the au to­
m obile m anufacturing business 
in 
Lincoln, but a fter facin g a troubled 
market, accepted the position o f head 
coach and athletic director a t Clem ­
son. the South Carolina A. & M. C ol­
for the annual Y.W. 
lege, goin g there F ebruary I , 1921. 
Ethel P. Stronian, D octor o f Os*
C, A. C onference song co n test have
Clemson for a number o f y ears had 
been received by Gertrude B utler, t« opathy and a form er student o f the 
been the door m at o f the sta te con ­
to Austin
undergraduate representative o f the U n iv ersity, has returned 
for
feren ce. 
and w ill open her o ffic e in the W ool-
worth 
this week. Dr.] the big team s o f the South. W ith th e 
Strom an was a prom inent student in arrival o f Stew art, conditions chang-
ed. During the 
ju st 
the 
the A cadem ic D epartm ent 
closed. Clemson won th e sta te cham ­
U n iversity in the years 
and 
pionships 
country, 
1910, and since that time she has 
and ten n is; tied for th e sta te title
in the Am erican 
sp en t fou r years 
Kirksville, in football with fiv e victo ries in six 
School o f O steopathy at
M issouri, where she obtained a de- Barnes; and w as second 
in baseball 
gree. She has also had several years anf! basketball.
experience with Dr. Abram ’s E lec­
tronic Theraphy. F o r the last few 
years Dr. Stroman has been practic­
ing in San A ntonio, T exas, with Dr. 
Charlotte Strum

W ith ad eq u ate m aterial e x c e p t 
tionally scarce at Clem son, Stew art

W o n V ic to r ie s e t Clem son

(C ontinued on P age Three)

track, cross 

of 
1909 

B uilding 

fisc a l 

gam e 

year 

easy 

and 

in 

is 

Noted Polish Pianist Will

Give Concert at M en’s Gym

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Sunday, February It, 1923

C M W riyht
«hir1#* Lorn ax
J . D S a n *

W. MfX*»
r»r -* H Ha****'?

Elma •uhiT~ tion provides a 
broad foundation 
building, 

!*«»« E4ii0r aqUjpS 

problems. A university eduea-. 
suffit ient.lv 
future 
for 
and, 
addition.
individual with the
mental ability and training to 
construct an edifice 
fo r him­
self.

in 

Ii hat Is Doing at 
the Churches

STUDENTS Desiring a reading list
on th*1 activities and lives o f Mi- 
cha Elman and Paderewski will find 
such a list posted 
library 
reading room.

the 

in 

LIBRARIAN.

DANCING 4 LUB regular meeting is 
at

postponed to Tuegday 

night 

7:15.

PRESIDENT.

THERE W ILL be no chorus rehear­
sal Monday on account of the Pad 

erewsk i recital.

FRANK L, REED.

University Presbyterian
(Behind Y. M C. A.)
Lawrence H. Wharton, pastor.
The student classes will meet at 
IO o ’clock. The sermon for the 11 
o’clock service will be “The Chal­
in 
lenge of Christ to 
Christian Endeavor will 
Man M 
( ' o l le g ii n ? a n d p e d a g o g u e s meet Sunday evening at 7 p. rn.. The 
the 

PROVIDING TOOLS- 
NOT FACTS

the Heroic 

TDK
th

devoted 

considerable subject will be “ M exico.” At 

four • * r m o n f on !h" "ub 
r

Reasons Why I Will 
Maintain My Personal Faith 
in 
Jesus ('brist.” The student orchis- 
I tra will furnish the music and the
f,,rty

MEMBERSHIP C om m ittee of 
University Post, American Lt*- 
have 
will rm*«*t Monday night, at 7 
time during the ages to the eon -i'w iin * hour th . pw tor will sun » *;,,n “,,tl "»•
th** Y M C. A. The 
’
tinual argument about what' 
executive com mittee of the post and 
education really is and what 
the following members are ordered 
an educational institution has 
present: Ira Allen, R. Wing. A. J, 
as it* main purpose. The final 
Hefter, M. Lehman, Earle Racey.
word in the matter 
to
seems 
R H. WOODRUFF,
have been given by Dr. Strat- ",'rv'c* "'ll not h" 
ton, recently inaugurated pre*-' f "le 'n'"****, 
ident of Massachusetts Insti- 
tute of Technology, who point- 
ed out that all an educational 
institution can hope 
furnish its students with tools! 
and knowledge of how to u s e iFathrr &m n wi,! ***’ * five 
them. Thar dimple statement sermon. Sunday School will b. at
for this ^ lr- o’Merk and High Ma™ will be
should bring peat 0 
The sermon will he
st 1® o ’clock 
long discussed topic. 
by Father Latchford on the subject.
* 
a 
rbf* evening services will
the m a in |b* Ht 7:30 0T1 ,h<* *ub^ c? of Pur 

S w e a t e r s . 
B lo u s e s a n d B a n d a n n a s on sa le 
a t Y e L y t t le S h o p p e .

* 
College songs, traditions and 

Hank .Ione-* and Gordon IL Mini?.
!> WILDE,

the 
breaking of the pledges o f H. 

1 114 Guadalupe St, 
is to **• O. Ro**» p***tor

77
Sl* Au,tin,» Chao#!

KHO OE Theta Xt announces 

h* h«*,fl at 7 «. m.

S p r i n g 

,j0* Mm» 

* ha 1 rman.

President.

to do 

Mew 

—o-

lf 

* 

Point allottm ent, changes in rules, 
and method o f weighing in were the 
matters discussed by Frank D. Wade, 

in boxing, 

Instructor 
friday after­
noon at a meeting of all the men 
Intramural boxing 
entered in the 
tournament which is scheduled to be­

gin Thursday afternoon, February 
lf,.

Heretofore 

the bouts have been 

this 

judged almost solely from the point J 
of a professional fighter but 
year a different plan 
is to be f o l - 1 
lowed. Aggressiveness has been the ! 
k e y n o t e to the decision of a bout in i 
most of the previous 
battles but 
points are to be awarded in the com-; 
irig tournament for clean hits, ag­
gressive action, well delivered par-i 
(tai hits, blocking, making opponent! 
miss, balance and readiness to coun-: 
ter attack, and generalship.

When a bout is 

and 
points are found to be equal the de-

completed 

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Contractors

906 Congress Ave.

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Come to

BOUTS TO BT JUDEEO 

cistori shall be given 
who displays the best aggressive g en -jle g e m in ever since he received his 

to the boxer I and 24. He has 

w orked with col- lie played 

left end on the football
team for four years, and was a fast
degree a! Northwestern University man on the track. D uringTus jun-
' M>1, an<! wus Prom>nent in stu- jur aru{ senior years he was presi-

dent activities at 

that 

institution, dent o f the Student Y M C A

."iiuueni i . rn.. 

a .

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ON DIFFERENT BASIS '

raiship and style. 

Coach Wade stated that quite a in 

, 

, 

, 

, 

number of men had signed up since 

A g g r e s s i v e n e s s W ill N o t 

O n ly S t a n d a r d fo r J u d g e s 

in

B o x in g T o u r n a m e n t

B e the first schedule of bouts had been 
begin I 
in Z

The bouts 
February

will
15,

announced.
Thursday,
Hall.

ELLIOT WI LL LEC TUR E

“ Dad” Elliot, who gave 

lectures here 
in May, 
come to Austin again March 22, 23,

sev e ra l; 
1919, will 1 

K NICK ERS

j j**

GRUEN

V erithin and W rist

WATCHES

in great variety of beauti­
ful designs, and sizes. You 
have often read of Gruen 
Guild W atches.

STELEOX’S

Diamonds, W atches, 
Jew elry

and see them.

The most extensive line of 
beautiful watches of rec­
ognized value and pres­
tige.

W E A T H E R M A N P R O P H E S I E S T W O 

M O R E S N O W S F O R A U S T I N !

Be p r e p a r e d to have y o u r s h a re of th e fun 

by prov id in g y o u rs e lf w ith a pair of w a r m 

a n d stylish kn ickers fro m o u r shop.

A n d even a f te r w in te r is over, you will 

find t h e m an ever-p resent so urce of joy a n d 
c o m fo r t on hikes a n d outings.

A. L. Hardin Co., Inc.

8 I 6 C o n g ress A v e n u e

C H E A P D E N T I S T R Y

Dentistry too chi ap, like everything else, is money wasted.
No one is interested in a cheap job. The man who does the work 

is disgusted both with the job and the one who employ* him.

Dentistry too high iii price is for those who don’t care for expenses 
Good work at a reasonable price has builded us a good business and 

a good reputation.

Good work is the best advertiser. 

If you want to pay the biggest 

price possible go to the cheapest place in town.

No unnecessary trips to our office— we do your work now. When 

you think d f teeth, think o f—

D R . G U F F I N

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Uai*«r»ity

stones would have 
objective of a college or uni- •■tory.’
v e m ty to be happy 
strolling 
among shady trees and with! 
merry friend^ and chum s; the Twenty*second and Guadalupe st*
wooing of some pretty co-ed to: A L. Aulick, pastor.
the tune of a ukulele and in 
the light of a m ellow moon; or o'clock.
else the excitem ent and thrill 
o f athletic contests. These are o'clock and Dr, FL I’. Alldredge will 
collegiate speak on “The Big Business of the 
pleasant phases of 
activity, without doubt; but; Kingdom.” At I p. rn. a ma** mect- 
they are not the essentia! aim mg will b*> held of all th<> people in | 
of educational institutions. One the Austin conference in connection 
may serenade, smoke a freak with the mid-winter training school 
pipe, enjoy sports* and go a- which begins Monday. At 7:45 th** i 
courting without coming to col- , pastor will sneak on 
‘The Sunshine 
iege. 

Sunday School will be at 

The morning service will be at l l ■ 

of Life ”

10|

A A A *

 

What does a college educa-j 

..........
St. Paul’* Lutheran

it:

A 

is 

 At 

' The 

___

will be 

The usual answer 

the) jesu s and the D evil.” 

h a s n o i Krank L Jewrtt> p u to r

lion really furnish a student? 

_ _
T**a* Bibi* Chair

K, G. Man*, pastor.
Bible clans will be held at 9:30
that higher education provides and preaching service at 10:311. The 
a student w ith facts and knowl- sermon will be 
Surpassing; 
edge. 
it is true that a student Worth of Christian Love” Walter j
does acquire, along with a car-il*?# Bible elans will meet at «:30 p.;
load of dusty scribbled notes, rn. Evening service will be held att 
a mort' or less extensive col lee- 7:30 and the subject will he, 
“The! 
tion of facts; but if this aequi- Passion of Christ, a Battle Between! 
sition of information 
main objective, the work of ed- 
ucational institutions would bej 
rather futile after all. Mere University and Twenty-firnt
r e c o lle c tio n of fact* 
real value in itself. 
Facts are The , ubject of th(. u a -c l o c k , er.
alw ays in p ro cess of c h a n g i n g ,! vjce will be “A Christian’s Social 
to the christ.*,, En- 
a lt e r in g , r e T is m g 
edge of all facts relative to t
e will m(,et with ,,nhn oin ,„ud. 
Soviet rey.me i t Russia m ay bel iBt lh, w„ ic„
of small value in 
ten yearn, 
hence when the progress of 
events changes the entire as­
pect of the situation. An indi-i 
vidual should, of course, ac­
certain! 
quire and 
amount of general information, 
hut beyond a 
point 
one's mind becomes uselessly! 
clogged up with dusty, rusty 
facts and statistics.
*

207 W. T w en ty-seven th St.
Frederick J. B ate, rector.
H oly Com m union will be at 7:30 
and Church School at 9:30. 
The 
morning prayer and serm on w ill be 
at l l and the serm on will be d e li-1 
vered by the Reverend G, H. Kin- 
solving. The 
Sunday Club w i l l ! 
meet at 4:30. Com m union prayer ; 
will be at 8.

k n o w l - 1 ^
h

All S a in t s ’ C h a p e l

retain a 

Twenty-fourth 

and Guadalupe 

Uadversity Methodist 

If a college and university 
education gives a student tools 
and the knowledge of how to 
use them, it is performing a far 
greater service than it would I 
K . P. Barton, pastor.
by merely providing a mass of 
Sunday School services will be a t :
Just as
specific information. 
a law course Lh serving its p u r-l9:S0- The **rmon wiI! be d*livered 
stu-i** 11 by tb#' Pa*tor. The Epworth 
poise when it train s 
dents how to use law books in-! Ua* u- wiU 
Ht 6 30 «mi the 
tellig en tly an d with under- ev#nin* ^ rv,e,‘ w’n bt' held at 7:30- 
standing in th eir fu tu re litiga­
tion, so any phase o f university 
training can only hope to fu r­
nish the stu d en t with th e ru d i­
mentary im plem ents for work 
and a fair know ledge of how 
to em ploy the*e tools and thus 
tap the sources of information 
when need ed to solve future

lectu res 
through February, Dr. E. C. Webb, 
of the W esley Bible Chair, % ll speak 
on “The Inspiration of the Bible,” 
Sunday morning at IO o’clock at the 
Texas Theatre.

E. C. Webb, pastor 
Continuing his series o f 

W*al*y Bible Chair

certain 

A A *

law 

Sts.

Watch
This Space

for announcement 

of the

O P E N I N G

of the

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A High Class Furnishings Store 
for College Men

Spring Suits Are An Innovation
— Such a n a r r o y of S p rin g suits a s t h e re is for you to select from —a 
perfect w e a lth of m o d e s — for fo o rm a l occasions, spo rt w ear and 
street w ear.

T h e th r e e piece of a s u p e rb q u a l i t y poiret twill a n d th e exq u isite 
coat lining th a t m a tc h e s its b l o u s e — top frock w hich closely sur­
plice fashion m a y s m a r t l y be w o r n as a stre e t parade garm ent.

S o m e of th e s m a r t coa ts are t r i m m e d in ex q u isite silk em broid­
ery, s o m e in silk braid.

—T h e s po rt suits are sim p ly g r e a t — th e lowliest c a m e l ’s hair, ch eck ­
ed velour a n d c h e c k e d poiret twills in all th e popular sport colors.

The tailoring in all suits is perfect— The styles and m a t e r i a l s are delightful.

S N A M A N ’ S

Ladies E xclu sive R eady to W ear and M illinery

 T H E D A I E Y 

f E A S H

•umm

conc

eon Aggies, well coached by S t e w a r t 
and show ing rn r a r e fo rm , w on 20-0 
in one of th e big dope u psets o f the 
1915 season.

f r i e n d s by his fo rc e fu l, m ag n e tic per 
son a lity , a n d his “ s q u are 
c h a r a c te r is tic s .

sh o o te r” I 

T e x a s C o n g r a t u l a t e d

MOM

B u T e n ; K. K. Rockne, head coach 
a t N o tre Dame, a n d G ilm our Dobie, 
hen I coach a t Cornell. 
‘‘E. J. S te w ­
a rt was very successful a s a coach 
at N eb rask a. 
T h e N e b ra sk a m en 
bayed u n d e r him speak v ery 
who 
h un ," w ired G riffith.

ighly 

of 

( C o n tin u e d on p a g e 4)

H ighest p ra is e of th e new L ong 
horn coach w as voiced in a series of 
te le g r a m s to the U n iv e rsity of T ox a 
A thletic C ouncil f r o m such m en a 
J . L. G r if f ith , c o m m issio n e r of the

T H E A T R E C A L E N D A R 

H a n c o c k : M a n h a t t a n P l a y e r * in 

“T h r e e L iv e G h o s t s ."

M a j e s t i c : D o r o t h y D a l t o n 

in

“ D a r k S e c r e t* .'

Q u e e n : “ T h e D a n g e r o u s A g e 
C r e s c e n t : 

P a u l i n e M o o r e 

“ F o r s a k i n g All O t h e r s " ; 

t h r e e o f “ In P lu n d e r ."

in
p a r t 

T e x a s : W e s l e y B a r r y 

in “ P e n ­

F A I R F A X N ISB E T , Editor

F o r t h e first time since C h r i s t m a s a h o l i d a y a p p e a r s on t h e 
c a l e n d a r , a nd following in its w a k e is of course o u r old fr ien d 
“ m o t i f ” who is a lw a y s be in g “ c a r r i e d o u t ”— a nd this tim e it 
is St. V a l e n t i n e ’s, who a f t e r s e v e ra l c en tu ri es has lost most of 
his saintlyness.

A n d t h u s it is t h a t e ve ry social fun ct io n is o v e rc a s t with a 
re d and wh ite color sc he m e a n d h e a r t s a n d all the late st poses 
of cu pid a p p e a r on pl a ce c ar ds, b r i d g e tallies a nd d a n c e pr o­
gr am s. In fact, the e n t e r t a i n m e n t p r o b l e m is p ra c t i c a l l y solved.
e> 
„ ! W hen M a rsh a ll N cilan read
i , 
for most an y s ta ti on er y store can pro v id e t h e hostess with a ^ scenaHo for ..Penrod» his
r e a d y - m a d e p a r t y w hich n e e d s on! vto be p u t o g e t h e r 
t h e guests ar riv e . This on t h e who le is qu it e c o n v e n ie n t f o r 
h e r a nd also for t h e society e d it o r in w r i t i n g up t h e event.

p a.st N ational
,

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

T e x a s

. . . 

. , 

- 

, 

rod ”

j 

a t t r a c t i o n w h ich 

o v e r 
l a te s t
is 
. * 
ng to tn e T e x a s T h e a tr e , he saw 
im pish 
f o r a n u n u s u a lly 
^ child of th e fe m in in e g e n d e r , a b o u t
San A n to n io fo u r y e a rs of age. A f t e r a s h o r t 
fo r 
fe w d a y s 
the 
t h e r e was
only one p e rso n who could fill th e

th is s c r u tin y o f possible c a n d id a te s 

job de decided 

the need 

t h a t 

__ 

Ne wman Club Dance 

C. D. B enton 

of

F o llo w in g th e 

in itia tio n o f a b o u t v isited 

in A ustin a 

into th e N ew - week.

t wenty-five f r e sh m e n 
m a n Club F r i d a y n ig h t, F e b r u a r y 9, 
a d a n c e w a s giv e n a t N e w m a n H all, 
h o n o rin g th e n e w m em bers.

 
P a tc h e s S p e n c e r has gone to S a n bill.

 
--------

in 

T h e 

in itia tio n , held 

A n to n io f o r a f e w d a y s to be w ith 
ller m o th e r who 

\ h u rry call wra s sent to th e ( ’c u ­
j t u r y C om edies a n d special a r r a n g e -
th e New- 
c o m p le te d w h e re b y
----------- 
m a n Club R oom s, was f o r m a l, in clu d ­
is “ Baby P e g g y " M o n tg o m e ry b e c a m e
M rs. A. N. G reen o f C a m e ron 
ing a pledge o f loyalty to th e N e w ­
m an Club. T h e Rev. F a t h e r L atch- s p e n d in g a few d a y s w ith her d a u g h - a m e m b e r o f M arshall N e ila n 's Com­
pany d u r i n g the p ro d u c tio n of “ Pen-
f o r t add re sse d th e in itia te s on ‘‘An i t e r Louise. 
Ideal N e w m a n Club M e m b er 
is a c le v e r mimic
ro d ." The child 
th e antj s u c h a n e x c e e d in g ly c a p a b le ac-
V a rs ity S t u d e n t . ” 
tre ss t h a t critic s have b een a m a z e d 

d a n c e J w eek-en d in G alv eston with h e r p a r- 

N e w m a n H all, w here 

M a r th a Sullivan 

merits w e r e 

is sp e n d in g 

---------- - 

is ill. 

a n d 

the 

i a t h e r in te llig e n c e and ability,

is sp e n d in g

—

H a n c o c k

W e n t t o N e b r a s k a 

in 1 9 1 6 
L eaving th e O re g o n A ggies 

C o n tin u e d from P a g e O ne

to a c c e p t 

w hipp ed to g e th e r a g rid iro n 
sq uad 
t h a t held C e n tr e to scores cd 14-0 
an d 2.1-0 rn two g am es and G e o rg ia 
Ile w a s r. e le c te d to the 
T e c h 21-0. 
p osition of head coach and d ir e c to r 
o f a th le tic s fo r the com ing y e a r , an d 
new s o f his re-ele ctio n b r o u g h t m a n y 
c h e e r s fro m t h e Clemson c a d e ts, b u t 
S t e w a r t resign ed at Clemson to com e 
to the L o n g h o rn s 
next ye a r.

| 1016 
U niversity of N e b ra sk a , 
1917 N e bra ska 

in 
th e position a t the 
S t e w a r t ’s 
beat N o tre 
Be- 
i D am e, t u to r e d by Rockne. 7-0 
I sides w inning the c o n fe re n c e c h a m ­
pionship, th e N ebraska elevens b eat 
J o n e s ’ Iowa 
te a m s 34-17 and 48-0.
| T h e se rev erses w e r e sa id to be the 
by 
e v e r 
I wurst d e f e a ts 
c o a c h f o r } Jones* te a m s.

s u s ta in e d 

team 

head

in I

B e g a n at Mt.
The new L o n g h o rn 

Union
m e n to r .started 
on C ollege 16 
lost but on e 
f fo otball, won 
) in b a s k e tb a ll.
>ase

c o a c h in g a t Mt. 
I nc 
y e a rs ago, w h ere he 
g a m e in tw o season s <> 
th e s t a t e championship
th
and wa< well nj 
ball.
• S te w a r t c oa c h e d P u r d u e 's b a s k e t ­
ball team in th e season of 1908-09, 
la n d in g second to Chicago 
th e 
in 
W e s te r n C o n f e r e n c e 
c h a m p io n sh ip 
race. G oing to A llegheny C o l le g e 
to J a n u a r y J, 1912, he 
from 1900 
c o a c h e d th r e e l e a d i n g b a s k e tb a ll and 
tr a c k te a m s and twice won th e f o o t­
ball title.

U p s e t D o p e at O r e g o n

successes 

Follow ing his 

a t Mt 
U nion and A llegheny, he w a s 
se­
c u re d as b e a d coach an d d ir e c to r by 
th e O regon A ggies, go in g t h e n ' 
in 
th e A g ­
J a n u a r y , 1912, A lthough 
gies had been tail-e n d e rs f o r se v e ra l 
the 
y e a rs, u n d e r S t e w a r t ’s t r a i n i n g 
im m e d ia te ly 
Aggies* b a s k e tb a ll five 

i n t o 

in 
the 
fo un d c o n­

VS hen S t e w a r t le ft N e b r a s k a 
to go in to 

t h e s p r i n g o f 1919 
a utom o bile b usiness, lie 
Lincoln, i 
ditions u n s a ti s f a c to r y a t 
w h e r e h e w a s 
l o c a t e d , a n d s h o r t l y j 
a f t e r the close of 1920 decided to go j 
the coach in g ga m e . T he j 
back 
a th le tic s t a f f s o f m an y le a d in g in- J 
sti tu t i o n s w e r e filled a t 
tim e , j 
w hich w a s ab ou t the m iddle o f th e I 
school y e a r , b u t S te w a rt fin a lly de- I 
cided to locate a t Clemson. T h e r e ­
m arkable In cre a se in the s tr e n g t h of 
Clem son a th le tic te a m s follow ed im­
m ed iately .

the 

I n a d d i t i o n 

t o hi s a b ility t o tu r n 
te a m s — e sp e ­
ath letic 
o u t w i n n i n g 
c i a l l y in f o o t b a l l a n d b a s k e tb a ll, b u t 
in o t h e r b r a n c h e s o f s p o rt as w ell— 
o f
S te w a r t has m ad e 

h u n d r e d s 

• w x s m n n

ll A N CO C
OPERA HOUSEK

sp e n d in g th e week- u in * f o r five p e r f o r m a n c e s , M on day, J pionship.
. 

„ 

, 

. 

S t a r t i n g M ond ay night a nd c o n tin - won the c on ference 

b ask e tb a ll cham

Mon. Tues., W ed .

ill a t S eton I n f i r m - 1 C ockney, a n English E a r l a n d 

T he Aggies lost o n e g a m e th e f ir s t 
y e a r they w e re u n d e r S t e w a r t s ’ d i ­
rection in to o tb a ll, but the n e x t s e a s ­
on his te a m was u n d e fe a te d , p la y in g 
a
D o b i e ’s W a sh in g to n 

eleven 

to 

the J stand still 

a n d
in a scoreless 
ty in g with tiiat eleven f o r th e c o n ­
fe r e n c e title

tic*, 

In 1915 S te w a r t b r o u g h t his O r e ­
to m eet the Michi­
gon Aggies east 
gan A g g ie s , a f t e r that 
had 
b e a te n the1 U n iv e rsity 
of M ichigan 
24-0 and Wisconsin 14-7. T h e O re-

te a m 

MANHATTAN

PLAYERS

Present

‘THREE LIVE 
GHOSTS”

Th e b ig g e s t 
ev er p ro d u c e d .

la ugh show 

In trod ucing

The Barton Brock for 
the College Girl

Soon it will re p l a c e o t h e r c a m p u s costumes, 
for t h e “ B a r t o n ” i n t e r p r e t s the b r e e z y col­

lege girl personality. T h e r e is u l t r a - s m a r t ­
ness as well as swagger!!ess in the knife- 

pl eated skirt. T h e s e p a r a t e blouse with its 
hip l and and co nv ertib le co llar is vastly 
b eco mi ng to youth. Moreover, it is an all- 
purpose dre ss — for class, sp ort s and town 
in te re st in g 
w e a r , and offers itself in an 

va ri e ty of colors.

In C re p e de C h in e $25 

In Wool Jerse y $1 5

SCARBROUGH’S

G risw old G. 
S u n d a y in San

G illette
A n to n io .

is s p e n d i n g I P»ny a r tis ts fo r this play.

,

, 

J 

... 

, 
*

. 
T u e sd a y a n d W e d n e sd a y n ig h ts a n a
I T u e s d a y a n d W e d n e s d a y m a tin e e s,
. ’ the M a n h a tta n s will p r e s e n t “ T h r e e
Live G h o s ts” a t the H ancock. This
in
sto ry has b een seen 

in A ustin 
th e p ic tu r e s a n d ac claim ed one o f 

* 

f e a tu r e s o f th e season. 
to r y of t h r e e soldiers, 

It te lls the 
an E n g lish 
an 
A m erican w ho en listed in the B ritish 
T hey 
service d u r i n g th e late war. 
a r e r e p o r te d d e a d or m issing in ac 
tion and w hen th e y tu r n up alive and 
well a t th e conclusion of hostilities 
a r e d e c la re d legally dead. T h e Earl, 
is f o r e v e r g e t t i n g tho o th e r s in hot 
w a t e r and e v e n tu a lly w hen he rob s j 
his own h o m e th e clim ax is reached 
the 
and S cotland y a r d as well as 
j A m erican police ta k e a hand in the
g am e. T h e play winds up in a gale
o f la u g h t e r . Special s e ttin g s 
have 
i been b u ilt and p a in te d by th e colit­

The q u a in test r h y m e s and 
clev er d e s ig n s c h a r a c te r iz e the 
B lu eb o n n et Shop V a le n tin e .

Y E L L O W C A BB S 
P h o n e 9 1 4 4

J . S. K O E N IG

C h iro p o d ist a n d F o o t S pecialist 

418 L ittle fie ld Bldg.

P h o n e 4855

A m a te u r Choral Club 

P resen ts

PADEREWSKI 

P ianist

M onday, Feb. 12

At

U n iv ersity M en ’* G ym

S ea ts N o w on S ale at 
J. R. R eed M usic Co. 
and U n iversity Co-op 
Prices $ 4 .0 0 , $3.50 , $ 3 .0 0 
U n r eserv ed S eats $ 2 .0 0 
 

 

 

 

 

j

I

I

QUEEN

Mon., Tuesday & W e d .

W hat is the

D angerous A ge?

J a z z A g e ? M arriage? 
D ivo rce A g e ? Great 
T h e m e o f Picture

L e w i s S t o n e
C l e o M a d i s o n 
R u t h C l i f f o r d 
■ K 4itH Robert*

Thurs., Fri. & Sat. 

E d w in C a r e w e Presents

“ M ighty Lak A 
Rose”

A s y m p h o n y of 

life 

in 

th e high a n d low places.

was held, was b e a u tifu lly d e c o r a te d ents. 
w ith the red a n d w h ite N e w m a n j 
Phil Gapy o f D allas 
C lub colors, w ith 
a n d : 
MUSLIM.
w hite f r e s h m a n colors, and with re d the w e ek -en d in A ustin, 
h e a rts . H e a r t s 
each
lig h t on re d , g r e e n , a n d w h ite c re p e 

g r e e n 

h u n g 

f r o m 

th e 

. 

L yd a Flick 
r 
end in G r a n g e r
end in G ra n g e r. 

* . 

, 

* 

i*iKhnn« 
p a p e r r ib b o n .. 

F e r n s , th r o u g h the leav es of which 
could be seen re d h e a r ts , w e r e s c a t ­
t e r e d o v e r th e hall, a d d in g cha rm .

f o r 

I n iti a te s d re w 

the h o n o r of 
le a d in g th e g r a n d m a rc h . K a th e r - 
ine B a te s of B e lla ire , h o n o rin g B a r - ; week-end in 'I aylor. 
n e y D aniels, w on 
place. T h e 
music w a s fu rn is h e d by th e “ P r o w '- j 
l e r s ” c om p ose d of U n iv e r s ity stu - a ry . 
d en ts.

( >iiy Parkin* i 

th e 

S 

S a m G lo s se rm a n w e n t to L o c k h a r t 

for the w eek -en d.

R o s e n b e rg is s p e n d in g 

P u n c h was se rv e d t h r o u g h o u t t h e 1 W ilm e r Pasre is ill w ith th e g rip p e 

a v e n in e in th e N e w m a n Club rooms, a t h e r hom e on Speedw ay.

M a r g a r e t Pierce
illness.

is able to be o u t

A n n a May K a v a n a g h 

is s p e n d in g 

the w eek-end in San A nton io .

M a r g a r e t a n d M innie M each am 
w e n t to F o r t W o rth f o r a few days.

, 
S o r o r i t y H o n o r e e

<• 
P a tr o n e s s e s o f the G a m m a 

nu ; a f t e r h e r 
I ni j
B e ta s o r o rity e n t e r t a i n e d th e m em -j 
h e rs and pledg es with a p a r t y a t t h e 
h om e o f Mrs. E . L, Steck, S a t u r d a y 
nig ht. R e f r e s h m e n ts were serv ed to ! 
a b o u t 
t w e n ty - th r e e couples. M any 
d e lig h tf u l and u n iq u e fo rm s of e n ­
th r o u g h o u t 
t e r t a i n m e n t w e r e given 
th e ev ening. 
S te c k 
th e hostesses w e re Mrs, G. U. I^ans- 
dow ne, Mrs. C. M. C u r e to n , Mrs.
E.
S te v e W hite, 
Marsh.

and Mrs. C. 

Besides Mrs. 

S u n d a y C lu b D a n e *

T h e S t u d e n t s ’ S u n d a y C lu b 

held 
it*-- w i n te r te r m d a n c e F r id a y nig ht. 
T h e hall w as d e c o r a te d in w in te r m o ­
tif with p r o g r a m s to m a tc h this d e ­
sig n. T h e g r a n d m a r c h w as led by 
C h a rle s S u m n e r s fa v o r in g E u g e n ie 
M arshall. D u rin g 
in te rm iss io n 
a s h o r t d a n c i n g skit w as d e lig h t f u ll y j 
e x e c u te d by M a ry L a rk in , E liz a b e th 
P u n c h 
Fish, a n d G eo rg ia D ancy. 
w a s 
th e 
e v e n in g . T he c h a p e r o n e s w e re 
ses L ucy N e w to n , E liz a b e th S im p ­
kins, E lfle d a L ittle jo h n , Mrs. P ric e 
a n i Mrs. Doak.

th r o u g h o u t 

se rv ed 

th e 

L a m b d a Chi D a n c e
L a m b d a Chi e n t e r ta i n e d 

f o r 

bags 

F r id a y 
n i g h t f r o m 9 to I a t th e A u s tin C o u n ­
t r y Club with a dance. C otillon fa- j 
v e r s w e re m ouchow 
g ir ls a n d c ig a r e tte s f o r 
P u n c h w a s s e rv e d 
e v e n in g a n d a light s u p p e r w as served a box has been up
to 
C h a p e ro n e s 
P a g e ,
w e r e : Mr. a n d Mrs. C h a rlie 
M rs. E lm e r Roe, Mr, a nd Mrs. W.
B. F o s te r and Mrs. W . E. Odom. 

the g u e s ts a t 12. 

t h r o u g h o u t 

t h e 

-----------

D r. Vinson 

r e t u r n e d T h u r s d a y 
n ig h t 
to A u stin fro m a s h o r t visit! 
to W a s h in g to n D. C., w here he h a s i 
be e n on U n iv e r s ity business.

A d e b a te will be the f e a t u r e of th e 
n e x t R am sh o rn m e e tin g on F e b r u a r y 
13. The q u e stio n is: R esolved, T h a t 
th e U n ite d S t a t e s sh ou ld can cel all 
a n d 
E u r o p e a n w ar debts. 

P o lla rd 

Mis- Cook will uphold 

th e a f f i r m a t i v e ’ 

side of 
th e q u e s tio n , and H illy e r § 
a n d Cohn a r e on th e n e g a tiv e side. J 
Main speeches a r e to be e ig h t m in - | 
u te s long, and th e r e b u tta l tw o m in - f 
u te s. A f t e r th e d e b a te , th e c r i t i c ’s I 
re p o r t w in as usual be given by J . II 
M. H a rd e sty .

t h e | A r c h ite c t u r e s t u d e n t s h ave 

t h e i r | 
boys, j a n n u a l V a le n tin e p a r t y on W e d n e s - J 
h o r se v e ra l d a y s g 

t h e u ^ j , F e b i u a i y 14 

has been up in which v a l e n ­
fo r f r ie n d s 
in 
tin e s m a y be placed 
P r o f e s s o r G ideon 
th e d e p a r t m e n t. 
s a y s t h a t any ty p e o f va le n tin e will
p e a c c ep able. He c o m m e n te d on t h e |
1 f a c t t h a t the slot in t h e box seem ed 
| c u t large e n o u g h to allow th e r e a d y 
p as sa g e o f a b ric k — a f a v o r ite g i f t 
a n d 
o f some on V a le n tin e s D a y 
in A r c h i ­
C h ris tm a s . All s tu d e n ts 
t h e 
t e c t u r e a r e u r g e d to come 
p a r ty .

to 

i 

A n u m b e r o f books have r e c e n tly 
b e e n a d d e d to th e lib r a r y in the E n ­
g in e e r in g B uilding. M any of th e m 
will prov e o f 
to Civil a n d 
in t e r e s t 
E le c tr ic a l E n g in e e r in g s tu d e n ts . A 
list o f 
th e 
in 
r e a d in g room n e x t to the lib rary .

th e books 

is posted 

ticket.** for 

C o m m itte e s have b e e n a p p o in te d 
th e E n g i n e e r ’s 
to sell 
P r o f e s s o r W. H. McNeill 
b a n q u e t. 
is 
in c h a r g e o f the sale o f tic k ets. 
S t u d e n t s selling tic k e ts a r e to k e e p 
a re c o rd o f th e p e rs o n s to w hom t h e y [ 
a r e sold, each e v e n in g th e y a re 
c heck w ith P r o f e s s o r McNeill.

to 

j iwiwiiiimiifiiiiiiin>iiiiiiniiiifniirimirtrmiti-iriT---

| H e m s t i t c h i n g a n d Pico tin g 
I M a c h in e s r e n t e d a n d sold. 
Mrs. G. H. J e n k in s
2304 G u a d a l u p e S tr e e t

MtMuamwiMMummuttmmtmimuiMMtmummMiHiiiMm

and 

C o m b in in g 

T h e t a X i B r i d g e P a r t y
d a n c in g 
b ridge 
Mrs. R ug gles, house m o th e r, enter­
ta in e d a c tiv e m e m b e rs a n d pledges 
th e ir 
f r a t e r n i t y 
o f T h e ta Xi 
g u e sts a t the c h a p t e r ho use F r i d a y 
e v e n in g fro m 8 to 12 o’clock. R e ­
f r e s h m e n ts w e re served to a b o u t 30 
couples.

a n d 

in 
Miss B e r th a C onde will a rr iv e 
A u stin M o n d a y fro m H o u s to n w h e re 
abe has been le c tu rin g . Miss Condo 
in A u stin M on day a n d 
will le c tu r e 
T u e s d a y , arui will s t a y at 
the H ig h ­
lands.

Mrs* Spell u t W aco 

a n d Mrs. 
Sim s of B r y a n w ere visitors a t G ra c e 
H ail a fe w d a y s this week.

R. 

f4 Albright^ who ha* 
t e e n ' 
a c tin g a s an o ffic ia l in th e b a s k e t ­
ball 
t o u r n a m e n t a t S h in e r, T e x a s , 
r e t u r n e d to A u stin thin m orning .

Mrs. S a u e r m a n of C le b u r n e v isited 
a t G race 

her d a u g h t e r F lora Lee 
H a l l th is week.

,x.

O ut of the East cam e the 
E gyptian, bearing to

Dorothy Dalton

THE

‘Dark Secrets’

“ W h e n an 
he ta k e s ,”

E a s te r n e r loves, 
he warned her.

— A lso ——

C ontinuous 

From 

2 to 11 p.m.

A lw a y s

A

Good Show

M on., Tues.

W esley

Barry

In
“ P en rod ”

f r o m 
A d a p t e d 
Booth T a r k in g - 
t o n ’s fa m ous sto­
ries.

W e d . , Thurs.
“ T he G ood
Provider
A F a nn ie Hurs t 
Story

a

Extra

“ Mud and

F a b le s and 
T opics

two-reel 

A 
o f fun.

Sand”
riot 

I

n

“ T h ey Like 
’Em Rough a

C o m ed y 

and 

N ew s

Fri., Sat. 

-r ~

n e w s — 

— C O M E D Y

V iola Dana

3 D A Y S S T A R T IN G T O D A Y 

“T h e F rien d ly T th e a t r e ”

MAJESTIC

Thurs., Fri., Sat.

“THE NAUGHTY 
WIFE”

A Ro ar in g F a r c e 
Bargain M atinees
Tues., W ed ., Fri., Sat.
Sensible Prices
N ight 7 5 c and 50c

M A T IN E E S 
AH S eats 25c

Ladies Free
on M o n d a y a nd T h u r s ­
da y night. Buy 
y o u r 
ti c k e ts b e fo re 6 p.m., on 
M o n d a y a n d T h u r s d a y 
and get a ticket a d m i t ­
ting lady free o q t h e s e 
nights.

EGYPT!

Season

Some in Milan St raw s, some Ti mb o Bra ids— all of th e m 
in d e l ig h tf u l color effects, s h a p e s a n d trims.
F r u it s and flo w e rs a nd nifty bows a r e some of t h e quaint 
c on ce its in ou r cl ever c r e a ti o n s which will a p p e a l to your 
fancy.

SNAMAN’S MILLINERY SHOP

O u t of th e E ast c a m e th e n atio n s of the e a rth ; out of the 
East c a m e th e w isd o m of m a n k i n d ; buried in the East 
a re th e m y steries of th e ages of existence.

 Z . / 7 ’£ :/ ^ 4 / ? K I ENGINEERS WIN I I M 
 

[IWS IN HINO FIGHT

-

 

Rash

Taylorite* P i l e up S core of 2 4 - 
1 2 A g a in * ! O p p o ­
nent*

The Rusk L iterary Society root in 
re g u la r session S atu rd ay evening at 
7:30 an d the follow ing program wa* 
re n d ere d : ‘ R ecent M easure Passed 
by P resen t L eg islatu re,” by Jero m e 
B y rn e; “ Abraham L incoln,” by C.
T . Groce; ‘T he Rusk, Pa*t. P re se n t;
and F u tu re ,” by Francis W ilson. W. wiped up 
I* Keitt, L. L. Tyson and Raymond Laws by the score o f 24-12,
Gerhardt, acting a* 
chose 
F rances W ilson hest speaker. T bs S 
critic’* re p o rt was re n d ere d by W ar­
re n Collins, The society adjourned 
p rom ptly a t 8 :00 in o rder to atten d * 
the basketball gam e.

horn M ustang clash, 

the Gym 

judges, 

“ 

Aa a cu rtain ra ise r for the Lor.g- 
the E ngineers

The fast Engineer aggregation

floor with 

the 

 ------ ~ o- - .......-

here w ith a good coaching record. 
and m any, many frie n d s.” 

P raise From O regon 

With only one y e a r's period o f 
learning, th e T ig er team of th is y ear
h ittin g on eleven cylinders, Per-
has made

follow ing 

Jen sen , w ritin g 

*°r,ady, Doc -Stewart 

record made 
coach while -*f • ; an o th er success,

Recognition of 
th e 
by the new Longhorn 
^ e nurnkf*rs his frien d s here by 
connected with the Oregon Aggies is 
sta te m e n t.* 1*8 ac<l uaK'J?anc®* who are legion in 
m ade in 
the 
from W. A, 
clean,
P resid en t K err o f the C ollege: “ E. sportsm anlike g en tlem an and Ciem-
J S te w a rt was d irec to r o f physical 
learn in g of his
education and head 
a t O regon S ta te A g ric u ltu ra l Col- 
to Ju ly 
lege 
from J a n u a ry , 1912, 
to
1918, and voluntarily w ithdrew 
the
accept a sim ilar position w ith 

CLASSIFIEDS

fo r ru m her. He has 

coach J •’A p p o in tm en t. 

ath letic 

>n mkn 

been 

u t 

a 

°

with a rush and g o t away to U niversity o f N ebraska.

A i 

1#< K

thvm. By 

est interest was in coaching football, 
a safe lead and the Law* were nev- 
k 
basketball and 
fast 
successful coach in all these b ranch- 
team work th* e hahi-d rag g ers w ork­
is a refin ed gen tlem an of
es. He 
, 
. 
ed th* ball down the field for easy p|e a , j n^ 
fo rcefu l 
Smith for 
shots under the baske? 
the Engineer^ was 
exceptionally 
dangerous for the Lew* and rang up 
IO points d u rin g his stay 
the 
gam e.

I he Clem son 

K n o w n • • 

cadets, 

'‘D o c , ” 

n h 

, (

in 

, 

J
tra c k - a clever and B.T.Z. R ew ard. Phone 5775. 

l L ™ ” **d e f / 

* ^ with gold letterin g
1 ’
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o 

W ILL THE YOUNG LADY WHO 
WAS TO M EET FRA NCIS GRA-
IN FRONT O F LIBRARY 
f high n oral s ta n d a rd ." W EDNESDAY, P L E A S E CALL

m 
p erso n ality . HAM 

, 

~~

i 

e l. 

resp ectin g N O TICE— A c e rtain person is known
two electrical en-

S te w art because of th o enviable rec- i 
. 
Ord o f h « ath letic tram* at Clem aon, I fobby 
and enjoying hi* pleasing p erso n ality , re tu rn ed b efo re M onday. C H Mc-
_________ .— 1 1
nick-nam ed him "D oc,” and th a t is Cullough. 

gin eerin g books from the Y M C A

n ig h t. No , 0‘t * B

. to «hve 

tak en 

,,, 

.• 

the title by which the av erag e s t u - J L 0 ST -At M«*n’s Gym 

a fte r 

last

basketball gam e with Rice, big brown 
hat. F red Cole, B H all, phone 2906.

DR. B B. BRAY, P yorrhea S pecial­
ist, The E lectronic T re atm en t, 227 

L ittlefield Building.

snow M onday. Gold with 

LOST— P earl stick pin on cam pus in 
pearl 
-si ttin g . Call M ildred C onner, Scot­
— l l
tish Rite D orm itory. 

O H , LOOK

A g g r a v a tin P a p a —

Fox Trot 

L a d d ’* B lack A ce*
B e e s ’ Knee*
F ox Trot
T e d L e w is a n d h is b a n d

E v ery th in g in V ictor 

* *

R ecord s

Isaac Bledsoe
Fred K in gd on , M gr. 
821 C on gress

!«■» 111**1

Varsity F ellow s

T h e w in te r is still a h e a d a n d the best invest- 
m en t h a t has been o ffered in these parts— is 
the

S O C I E T Y B R A N D C L O T H E S 
N o w being sacrificed in our C L E A R A N C E 
S A L E .

C lo th c ra ft is also s h o w n in this sale an d it 
is a big value a tr e g u l a r prices—so th e cut 
prices re p resen t still larger savings for you.

H 1 C K E Y - F R E E M A N CO.
suits a n d overcoats a r e also in this sale. You 
c a n ’t b e a t this clothes offering.

(C ontinued from pa go 

I)

C ontinued from Rage Three

611 Congress Avenue 

Phones 2652 and 7963

Game is over.

 

, 

it. 

th e 

from 

Jones fouls. 

fouls, were outclassed 

(C ontinued from page I)

Peyton w inners. All o f the c h a in -d ra g g e r-

Thf h a lf ended with the co unt 14-
i 7 in fav o r of the ch arg in g proteges
S etteg ast shoots n ifty field goal from j of Dean T aylor. Though the Laws
ce n te r o f court. R agland 
s ta rt,
Jo n es throw* it. M atthew fouls. Pey
to n get* 
misses!. Brooks gets personal. P ey ­
to n rings both shots. 
Jo n es throw s 
goal but referee has blown whistle 
an d it does not count. F o u rth 
and 
fin a l personal is called on Baird. He 
the gam e. Peyton 
is ejected fro m 
Sw enson, C urtis, 
rings both tries. 
an d B arrett fo r Ragland, S etteg aat 
and S chuhardt. H enry and W alling 
fo r M atthews and Baird.

played a sterlin g gam e

cent con cert in Chicago. 

Moore did n o t cease to trouble the d e n t in th e I-onghorn s tu d e n t body
m ay perh ap s know him . T h e 
fa c t 
th a t S te w art studied p h arm acy fo r 
th re e y ears at Ohio W esleyan before 
going in to the coaching gam e is no 
doubt th e reason behind the “ title .” j 
Clemson “ T ig e r”

H e re ’s w hat the Clemson “ T ig er,” 
l o n g ; 

- 

C ontinued from Page One

a 
stu d en t new spaper, said in 
w rite-up o f the coach. 
It shows the
reaction o f the stu d e n t body to him :
I “ ‘Doc' ha^ been at Clem son since
1. M endelssohn, V ariatio n s *eri- 1 the sp rin g of 1921 and has won a
th e h earts of all Clemson
th e Tig. r track
In foot-

, place in 

 

euses, opus 64. 

S. M. 

.. 

..
,

..........

.
.....

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

tw o sta te titles. 

sta te honors th is year, 

opus actual success in the field 

5. Liszt Au Bord, T une Source, 
no 2, M azurka B fla t m inor, 

team to 
Chopin, N octurne, opus 837,1 ball he ha* bro u g h t a trip le tie f o r 1

2. S chum ann, F an tasia, opus 17. men. He coached 
8. B eethoven, S onata, opus 57. 
4, 

FG F P F
Jones 
.... 2 
I
2
Baird . 
4
....... 0 0
Brook* 
....... 0 0
4
M atthew s (C) 
3
I
..... . 2 
R unnels ........................... .... .. 3 
0
I
1 24, no. 4, Valse, opus 42, Scherzo C cerned, S te w art has made an
Simpson ..................
....... 0 0
0
H enry 
0
..... 0 0
W ailing 
..... . 0 0
0
Texan
FC P F F
Payton 
0
S ch u h ard t 
0
S e tte g a st
2
Robertson
0
Ragland
2
Swenson 
0
C urtis 
0
Barrett. 
0

viable record. 
In the fo sterin g o f I 
a m ore in tim ate relatio n betw een the 
team s and stu d en ts and fa c u lty his J 
success h as been even more m arked, i 
‘Doc’ has instilled into the stu d e n t 
loyalty 
body the g re a te st sp irit of 
and su p p o rt th a t T igertow n has ever I 
known. As an 
worked m iracles. 
he a rra n g e d a 

erew ski’s own m ost fam o u s com po­
sition, th e “M inuet in G” b u t p e r­
haps ha will do ss he has done a t 
o th er co ncerts w here the**- were not
p a rt of th e p rogram , and will play 
them ss encores.

,..,11 5 l l
....... a o
___ I 0
.. .... 3 0
....... 0 0
.......................... ___ 0 0
......................... ... ........ 0 0
....... 0 0
(T ex as).

sharp m inor.
E tude de C oncert F m inor, H ungar-

... 
R eferee, H enderson

In his f ir s t season j 
c o n tra c t I

I t will he som ething of a disap-

So fur as
con-j

org an izer he has 

two-gam e 

.......... .

(C )

is 

...

H as-u p *
ti.

football 

^ Causse College, the m ost wide-
the 
to j 

fly known 
| U nited S ta te s 
| Clemson a new football system and 
I in two year* he ha* m ade it work 

..‘Doc’ b ro u g h t 

team 

in 

I

CACTUS BEAUTIES

in sto ck : E. M. S carbrough A Son, 
T. H William*, J , C. Lynch, Leude- 
ek e-M o ffatt, and A. I* H arding Co. 
A rrangem ent* w ith Jo sep h in e Theis 
and S eam an ’* will be made the firs t 
of this week.

In view of th e U rg e n um ber of 
g irls in the co n test the C actus is en ­
deavoring to avoid th e possibility of 
any two girls g e ttin g the sam e cos­
to effec t this th e 
In order 
tum e. 
C actus req u ests 
the 
th a t each of 
girl* call down town the early p a rt 
o f the week and decide upon her cos­
then be 
Each g arm e n t will 
tum e 
checked and will not be available fo r 
any o ther candidate.

Girl* Go In Group*

call 

Each o f 

the stores, 

in o rd er to avoid too g re a t a rush 
the C actus request* 
on 
in th e 
those 
th a t no girls, except 
downtown 
firs t five groups, 
the 
Monday m orning. 
candidates in these firs t group* will 
call by the C actus o ffice betw een 8 
and 9:30 a, rn. M onday m orning and 
g et le tte rs which will e n title them to 
select apparel. The o th e r candidates 
will call a t the office betw een I and 
2:30 p. na. M onday and obtain th e ir 
letters.

D uring th*- en tire week an a u to ­
mobile will be at the service of th e 
beauties. Every girl will be taken 
to and from h er sitting.

in 

Sunday night every girl 

th e 
first five groups will be assigned a 
d efin ite h o u r for her 
po&es. Each 
g i n m ust be prom pt in her ap p e ar­
ance for these ap p o in tm en ts fo r th e 
C actus h at co n tracted with th e M a­
jestic Studios f o r a 
lim ited period 
of tim e, and any delay will m ean 
both a loss of tim e an d money, ac­
cording to M aurice AngJy, ed ito r o f 
the y ear book,

M EMBER OF F A M O U S

FA M ILY TO LECTURE

Mr*. May Dixon T hack er, 

tb s 
youngest of the fam ous Dixon fam ­
ily o f N orth C arolina, will deliver a 
lectu re on “ The Hum an T ouch” a t 
the F irst M ethodist C hurch Sunday 
o ’clock. Mrs. 
3:80 
afte rn o o n a t 
T h ack er is the wife of Dr. J. E rn ­
est T h ac k er who is holding a aerie* 
of evangelical service* a t th e F irst 
Southern P resb y teria n Church, and 
is a sister of T hom as Dixon, noted 
a u th o r, D r. A. C. Dixon, p asto r o f 
S pu rg eo n ’* T ab ern acle 
in London, 
pod F rank Dixon, tke lectu rer.

hard-w orking 

j “ Consciencious, 
and 
very clever o rg a n iz e r,” is the way 
S tew art is ch aracterized by Dobie.j 
“ S tew art very good basketball and 
football coach a t N ebraska 
I con­
sider him high class m an ,” w ired; 
Rockne.

j 

“ R eplying 

to your wire, beg 

to 
state Coach S tew art high g ra d e gen-j 
j Heman, g re a t coach, splendid sp o rts­
ab ility ,” 
leadership and 
man with 
declared Dr. F o rre ste r C. Allen of 
the K ansas Aggies. 
“ Unexcelled, 
he Is clean, resourceful and m agnetic. 
We recom m end him w ithout re se rv a ­
tion or evasion. We are 
fo r him 
stro n g .”

F red T. Dawson, now d irecto r of 
the U niversity o f N e­
J ath letics a t 
braska, where S tew art mad*- such an
enviable record as a coach before 
hi* “ flie r” a t the autom obile busi­
ness, declared : “ I am u n acquainted 
w ith S tew art personally, but he le ft

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th e 

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For Flowers Phone 8261

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