First College D«ilv in 

South

AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1920

NO. 144

JERROLD BELCHER GIRLS’ HOUSEBOAT 
ENTERS RACE FOR 
YEARBOOK EDITOR

NOW ON COLORADO 

C raft

CUNNINGHAM WILL 

DISCUSS FAR EAST 

COLE ANNOUNCES

FOR COUNCILMAN
OF JUNIOR CLASSI 

LONGHORNS TURN 
GAME WITH OWLS 
INTO RACE TRACK

C andidate fo r Office in May 
Election Has R em arkable 
Scholastic Standing

Texas Features Play With 
T hree Home Runs and 
O ther Hits

« Num ber of S tu d e n t. A re 
* - Disciplinary
g 
placed on
probation

Prom inent B. A. Student A n­
nounces C andidacy in 
May Election

A r ie ­

ls C hristened “The-T- Lecture W ill Be Given as P art
of Sim inar Course in School 
—Im pressive Ceremony 
of Governm ent
Is Held a t River

Opening with such patriotic melo-

Spanish Colonial Administration
subject of a lecture to be

dies as “ Love Nobody But \ ou Babe, j wjjj be 
.inri ntjier W l l l !t !l v n i 'n n v 
“ I nm n Taw 
I am a Tex,” and other equally peppy 
songs, the University arris' houseboat 
I “ The-T-Ark” was started on 
its 
journey to be launched on Saturday 
afternoon, but the boat would not go ‘ p a rt of April.
I off, and, as, the men had to quit work 
This lecture will come as p a rt of 
j at five, she w’as not safely launched ^be ggmmar course being given by 
until 9:15 yesterday morning, 
c . p. Patterson in the k(m)0, of gov-
the christening 

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given by Dr. C. H. Cunningham, ad­
junct professor of Business Adminis­
latter
tration and Government, the 

Preceding 

the 

of 

.

The lecture win mc u e a
boat, cheers were given for George jernment. 
Endress, architect, W. E. Ketchum, discussion of w hat the United States 
assistant architect, and Captain Mar- J has done for the Phillipines during 
the last twenty years and what she
tin of the University dock. 

The main feature of the ceremony is still doing,

the 

The two little M artin boys and lit 

was 
talk made by Dr. W. T. j “ It is more than difficult for our
Mather, professor of Physics, who people to realize the extent of our 
the trade with them, the importance of 
spoke on “ The Dedication of 
their products and how we are edu-
Boat.” 
cating them,” said Dr. Cunningham.
tie Katherine Vinson assisted in the Mr. Cunningham is well qualified 
main 
two to discuss this subject of trade rela- 
thrusting forth the name of the boatj tions with the Latin-Ameriean coun- 
: which was 
th at of Miss Louise ? tries, for hi- has studied the problem 
Wright, associate director of physical at first hand, having 
training, while 
poured a bottle of grape 

little Miss Vinson Phillipines for 

cerem%iy, 

former 

the 

( B y Hill C oc k e)

Varsity Longhorns played 

rings 
around 
the visiting Rice team on 
Clark Field yestfgday, winning by a 
score of 12 to 2. Texas men grew 
tired of running the bases and three 
home runs in addition to numerous 
bingies and doubles were fatures of 
the batting spree exhibited by the 
local squad. 
The majority of the 
eleven hits made by Texas were un­
questionably hard cracks, which op- 
I portunely brought 
in many tallies,
■ although several were doubtful be­
cause of lucky bounces and hops.

Rice pounded 

the ball for ten
safeties, two or three of which were 
short bunts which the runners beat 
out to first. They managed for quite 
a number of long blows, but con­
trary to the principles of favorable 
Fate, the hits were not bunched auf
ficiently 
the making of
1 runs. The boys from the Institute
also exhibited inferior knowledge of
j baseball, and allowed s i x errors 
t o 
fieldinK ^

p jn again8t , hejr 

to enable 

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ION APPROVES 
VINCIL FINDING 
|

 APACHE CASE 

p e r t I** “

, ♦ R E Vinson has 
ap­
t h e r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s made

e Men’s and Women’s Students j
\l in assessing punishment 
in j
Apache dance case. 
er 125 students, men and wom- 
ire thereby placed on disciple 
probation for the rem ainder of 
■resent term and 
the officers 
the Apache Club 
d ire c to rs of 
the 
r en s u s p e n s i o n sentences, 

dent for the remainder of 

the 
end the eight directors for two j

report of th e President's a c j 
cime at a la te hour last night 
the Secretary to the President I 
po information was given as to 

m the sentences would begin, 

e cases con cern ed a dance that , 
g„e„ on Tuesday night, March 
the Country Club by th e ' 

at

Men's and Women’s C o u n c i l ] ^ ^ f rjenj g who feel th a t he is es-1

for punish- penally well qualified for this p o s i- Q 

^

the President ( lion. 

'

Jerrold Belcher of Austin, 

I known 
as “ Red,” Junior Academic 
1 student, in announcing his candidacy being 

JERROLD BELCHER

better 

lived 
three years. While 
juice o u t j there he wrote a book, “ Audiencia," 
the administration of
dealing with 
the government. Mr. Cunningham
should appreciate the
jn chief of the Cactus for i T A rk” ia now in the Colorado where fact th at it is through the influence
of these islands that we have secured 
 ^ a t ^
! such a predominate position 
in our 
trad e with Asia.

over t bt, prow of the boat. 
Despite the disappointment at n o t 

launched on Saturday, “The states th at we 

 *» awaiting her coat of green.

 ur(tent request ^

it 

 I dc Cl /S

BRADY N. COLE

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subject lo 

Brady N. Cole of Hearne has an­
• 
nounced his candidacy for the position ■ 
. 
t h r ' 
of Junior Councilman 
elections next month. Cole 
is aopho-1 cuttages.
more student of the University, with ' 
Atkinson, who opened for the vis-
a strong scholastic record. According 
itors, was removed from the pitcher's 
information, he holds 
to obtainable 
box in the middle of the third, after 
t fie University 
high 
he had literally joined the aviation 
liq made 14 A’s and 2 B’s 
grades, 
inning, he allowed
corps. 
last year, 7 A’s in the fall term and
_ - 
7 A’s in the winter term of this year; hits by Fitzgerald, Moore and Eng-
( j / l IyI A i | | ^ S making a total of 28 A’s and 2 B’s in fish, before he was taken out. Fits-
two years. One other student h a s 1 gerald, Moore and Nowdin scored
I / m 
term
made 7 A’s, but Cole is the only one I before 

the conclusion of his 

A t k i n s on Remov ed.

record 

this 

for 

VI 

In 

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TAGS BEING SOLD

I I I P A V 
* ^ * im I 

Belcher entered the University in
the fall of 1914 as a Freshman from 
Austin High School, where he had
taken a prominent p art in all publi-
.cations. He early identified himself

with similar activities here in the Cpi-

Quickly Adopted 
B y Thrifty Eds

lub. The cases of

kite dan cing Cl
I club officers and those who at- j - 
Id were. beard a t joint meetings m ] 

^

re c o m m e n d a tio n s 
to 

It were made 

iline ago.

Ihen informed of the President’s 
Chairman Paul A. Speer last 
made the following statem ent

_ 

the 

erring 
eta in regard to the a ff a ir : 
1CUS 

attitude of the two 

* 

e club, asking that they eom-
with the regulations regarding 
versitv social affairs and warn**
them that if they failed to do so ! tions in the University, and a great
tim*' has been spent on
(hie might be caused for them- deal of his 
es and their guests. Most ot the 
testifying before

work in this field of activity. 
On M a g a i n e S t a f f . 

members 

in 

Belcher was on 

the staff of 

fore the dance was b e d , 
rf t h e S o c i a l Calendar t . o m m . u , interwovCn with the p r o c e s s of jour-; ent, vott.d early Sat „ rday morn-, 
called up the officials of 

the nalism in this institution made him 

Uterary lights whose names a r e i ^ 

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 

j 

v e r i t y , and the fact that he had all
'his life 

lived within the influence of

Virtually “ laying down the law" to 
the student body, junior law students
gpecial ^ ssion by their

fish scored on the first ball which he
Ho is fa r from being a book-worm, I threw’ to first in an effort to catch
is a memlier of I G e o r g e McCullough napping. The bal!
lie-[ wont wild. During the rest of the
Results of the Frosh-Soph tag cam- J several other organizations. He 
, 
 paign which was inaugurated Monday longs to Rusk Literary Society, h a v - ; garoe he allowed six hits, resulting
time, Ung to fight the high tost of living by j gbow a collection between $150 and jng be](i the post of treasurer during I ,n four runs. Five safe cracks w e r e 
to Walter S terlin g ,1 this year. He also belongs. to La I obtained from Atkinson’s offerings, 

ing Funds for Hall 
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however, since he 
I 

to Aid in Rais- ; 

A re U rged 

jn succession. 

. a w 

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u . t 

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a valuable asset. Since 
with the exception of the period o f 1 adopting the wearing or overalls arn! $200, according 
his service in the Army, he has been (>i(j clothes. This motion swept t h e ! chairman of the committee appointed Tertulia, an organization of students 
prominently connected with publica- entire law department until a t 1 2:4oiu ’ nianage the drive for funds. 

th at 

Falk went to the hill for the Long- 
(,f Spanish. He is a member of trio horns, and for the fir t two or three

All First and Second Y ear Men 

who has made that many two t e r m s ! Ratsford relieved Atkinson .and Eng-

Saturday the ••entire law department

the Many students yesterday appeared in every member of both the first and 

(was called into assem > age. and unan- tbe entjre amount is raised, and it is toms in which membership is by invi L wo bl?s were granted- 
imously adopted the "Overall Bill “ 

Sterling reports th at the campaign Government Seminar, a club devote 

mged by the committee in charge t h a t : tation based upon meritorious work b(k 
tbi. 

rather poor form.
will Continue from day to day until to discussion of political science pron- j Du r jnK- tim initial stanza one run and
In the second
fled him elf out of a hole when
base8 W(.re full and none down
accession.
striking out two 
I Then Haywood procured a single,
Cole is interested in athletics, R e has i hringing in one taily, arul Hughes wa?
A sum over $ 4 0 0 mu*t be raised to } been appointed a ssista n t m anager <>r ta ^ r<i(1 at hom{, when ht, a tte mpted

taking an active part i n ; bv 

the school of government. 

literary and scholastic 

innings showed 

I- 

in 

(Councils admitted 
Irs. Bell's request and knew t h a t ; in^ 1915-1916, became a rt editor ann el. There are quite a few who believe for his share of the - w a r.” The price | these 
w e r e g i v i n g a d a n c e in violation business m anager of the Longhorn th a t mechanics’ jumpers are the thing | is 76 cents. 

th a t they knew £ oy0te ]ator the Longhorn, and dur- tho new and simple mode of appar- j second year classes buy a tag to pay j Besides 

he laws of the Student Assem- 
the I
tne rendering valuable assistance to Mr. | are expected. 

who attended 
Of those who attended 

Magazine. During the same time, he to combat prices and many surprising
j 
was on the a r t staff of the Cactus, features of this novel mode of clothing pay for the damage, and th* comr .it- j the 

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 and 

tee 
raided aAonce in order that the own- 
ers may be compensated and th at the
This year, following his return from j Of course milady must have her frills, i provisions of President Vinson’s re­

If the fad strikes the girls, startling
and novel effects are to be expected.

in editing ; 

is anxious th at this amount he through the season next fall
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Henderson 

ce and who appeared before the I ^
th a t the annual for those years 
Bdls. nine-tenths admitted 
the 
knew it was a violation of 
I to attend a dance not approved 
[the Social Calendar Committee 
that they saw the warning pub- 
Bd in the T**xan the day before 
(dance. Therefore in most cases 
violation was wilfull and inten-

In M a n y O r g a n i z a t i o n * . 

cent report be compiled wl’h.

overseas where he gained valuable ex-1 but an effect of gingham, plow socks, 
perience a fte r the war as editor of i calico parasol, and black soled tennis
his squadron's paper, and later, as a shoes has been suggested, and it Is ENDEAVORERS TO HOLD 
student of a r t in Paris, he has edited , believed that it will become popular.. 
j No doubt a few pleats and tucks will 
the Scalper, or University Comic. 
enhiAlce the petitenesa of the costume.
o

Christian E ndeav o red of Austin, 
comprising the six leagues, will hold 
their annual picnic Wednesday, April 
21, at Bull Creek. All members will 
meet a t 9:30 a. rn. at the Dam. Two 
trips will be made by boat. Provi­
sion has been made for at least sev-
fraternity; Curtain 1 dents, will hold its regular meeting atjenty-five members, c a r l i society being

“ Red” is a student in the school o f ' 

PICNIC WEDNESDAY

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* 

the Phi Kappa Psi house on Tuesday responsible for its lunch, 
evening.

the 

TO B. A. FRATERNITY

ae to the fact that both men 
women are concerned and real- 
fact that all penalties
iii be uniform, the cases were 
the 
and penalties were
of

business administration, and will r e - j CUNNINGHAM TO TALK 
ceive his degree next year. He is a J 
member of Phi Gamma Delta; Sigma j 
Upsilon, honorary literary fra te r n ity ;, Alpha Kappa Psi, honorary frater-
Alpha Kappa Psi, honorary b u s i n e s s nity for Business Administration stu
administration 
taking a 
Club, being president and 
leading p a rt in their play this year, 
and an honorary member of a number 
of other organizations.

before a joint meeting of 
councils 
Bd by a unanimous vote 
council.
ome criticism has been voiced 
Mt the action vi the cou veils *n
to this dance w h e^ ^ h ere nave 
other violations of 
the same
ny attendance upon other dances tative^ and a t the same time, the best 
recognized, but the Council can- annual ever published a t Texas, and 
try any case th a t is not brought promises some new and novel f e e - 1 ica’s Trade on the Rate of Exchange.” 
^ 

Dr. C. H. Cunningham will give a 
talk on some phase of South America,
on which subject he is an authority, 
having studied th e economic conditions 
of th at country a short time ago. 

Belcher states th at if elected, he 
will bend every effort toward making 
next year’s Cactus the most represen

Another number on 

the program

these are 

“ Tke Probable Effect of Amer FIELDS TO SPEAK

AT SPEAKERS’ CLUB

tures. Undoubtedly his broad e x p e r - This will be given by Gerald Belcher,
ience and knowledge of such matters, j one of teh members of the fraternity, 
his friends assert, preeminently quail- j 
fies him for the position to whlcn fie METHODISTS ENTERTAIN 
is seeking election.
 

Robert M. Field of San Antonio, 
candidate for the office of president 
the Students’ Association, will 
of 
GIRLS W ITH BARGE RIDE speak tonight at 7:15 at the meeting
of the Speakers’ Club in the basement

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1920 

football 

team 

to

FORMER STUDENT 

KILLED BY FALL

s , v e |t o c lo ; s the rubber after Haywood'- 
j one-bagger to right field. Lei.-.-ner 
! took Falk’s place at the end of the 
fifth, and during the four innings he 
! was in the box. the Rice team receiv-

(Continued on page 4)
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Lieut. Jam es w . Wedsh W as Athenaeum Debaters To

 

 

Student in Law D epartm ent 
S e v e r a l Years Ago 
 
Lieutenant James Wells Welsh of 
Corpus Christi, a former student of 
the
. 
in a n a i r p l a n e accident a t I n a u n u u 
Field, Illinois, according to a dispatch ^ 

. 

j r>

I r e l a n d s hou l d bt*
University, was instantly killed ] m a'1" a free and ind-m mivnt nation.”
w i l l be the subject o f an interesting
debate at the Athenaeum tonight ar

" R e s o l v e d , that 

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Discuss Irish Freedom

At Tonight’s Meeting

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A g r e a t d a y of merriment has been J f r o m Champaign dated April 

planned by the committee 
the program. Aquatic sports will Pe ; a height of 500 feet, when he 
For those who 
the c h ie f a t t r a c t i o n . 
do not swim there will be singing and I 
games of an original nature.
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jn , side gUp. 

. u , , , WQO 

T h ( , affirmative side of the qui.stion 
in c h a rg e i t I lie u te n a n t Welsh’s piano fell fro®; will be represented by W. O. Brown.
L Stiernoer^
, The m-Katiw by K R . Smith. I-. I.

lost | R- 1 ■ GarfinkL and I 

IT. 

k 

Ledbett 

fnrmi.r stu I 

. . . 
Lieutenant Welsh was a f d nu r s tu - , Th< dobatt. promises to be accord-
dent of the University, being a junior L ^ ^ traditional Irish lines, with the
law student at 
tho beginning of th<‘j usua] punch and pep which that sub
war. At th a t time he withdrew i n j . ^ aroU8es
order to enter the air service. He re - 
ceived his ground training here at the ’ wjth a humorous recitation. 
University, and 
at Kelly Field.

R j j ackson w||l dose the program

visitors are cordially invites! by th* 
officers of the Athenaeum to be* present 
at tonight’s meeting

later was stationed 

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Y. C O M M I T T E E N A M E D .

LITZ READS POEMS OF 

FATHER TABB TO CLUB

Methodist Baraca class entertained of the Law Building 

the girls of Miss Decherd and Miss I This is the second address to be
Oasis’ class with a barge ride up j given a t Speakers’ Club by candidates publicity committee of the Y. M. C. 
Lake Austin last Saturday aftern o o n .; in the presidential race. Field is fl| ^ 
yesterday appointed a committee!
The crowd left the boathouse a t 3 senior academ, a middle law, and has
been prominent in forensic work dur- 
ing his career a t the University. 

of three men as councilmen. 

This

John H. Awtry, chairman of the 

Readings from the poems of Father 
Tabb by Francis A. Litz of the School
of English in the University featured I o’clock. After a pleasant journey up 
the meeting of the Newman Club on j the river, the 
boat was anchored and
S u n d a y morning. Mr. Litz gave a de- 
tailed sketch of Father Tabb’s life ami 
work, stating that it was a pleasure 
to revere the memory of his former 
instructor by giving his appreciation 
of F a th er Tabb’s work in these read­
ings.

The singing of Varsity songs and 
old melodies featured the occasion. On 
the journey back to the city, a vaude­
ville was staged.

the p arty enjoyed 

a pionic 

on land

After some discussion, the club de- 

No information as to the decision 
the Faculty Discipline 
reached by 
the charges 
Committee, relative to 
which have been preferred against the
cided to have a decorated automobile! W. M. Splawn of the Economics de- j band for alleged insubordination has 
in the San Sam automobile p a ra d e ! partm ent attended the meeting of t h e ; been given out but it was stated by 
n e x t Wednesday morning. A commit- Chamber of Commerce at San A n to zo n e of the committee last night th at 
He} the report of the committee’s deci­
tee to handle this matter was a p p o in t-1 nio last Friday and Saturday.
sion wTould be transmitted to Pr 
ed by President Francis Gerling.
, 
dent Vinson today for his action.

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VISITS ALAMO CITY.

COM M ITTEE TO REPORT 

ON BAND CASE TODAY

,and 

;committee is e x p e c t e d to as* c arge^
of the advertising campaigns of the 
local association 
it will also 
place into the hands of the male 
student body a handbook sometime in 
the school year. The committee con­
sists of Win. Harry Jack, Hilton How­
ell, and Roy Sansing.

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E N G I N E E R S TO M E E T F R O SH .

Wednesday morning at I o’clock

Plans were also made for the break­
fa s t to be given May 5 in honor of 
Miss M argaret Goggan, bride-elect 
during th at week.

.. 

. . 

was a delegate from the Chamber of sion would be transmitted to Presi- " n ( ,a r* 
. 
Commerce of Austin. 
A. C. Goeth and H
of Austin, attended 
San Antonio. 

A. Wroe, algol A fter the report is gone over anc

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th** meeting i n | acted upon by the president, the final j teams are urged to be onJhan d with 

decision in the ease will he announced.1 uniforms and equipment early.

vvfflTthe
th' 
I aggregation will cross bats with the
Engineer nine. AH members of both j

AN APPRECIATION.

Through the courtesy and gen­
erosity of a number of represen­
tative Austin merchants and busi­
ness men in allowing the use of 
their cars last Saturday afternoon, 
several hundred students of 
the 
University were permitted to a t­
tend the baseball game a t George­
town. This courtesy is appreciated 
by the students, and on behalf of 
the student body of the University, 
the Texan wishes to thank the fol­
lowing merchants 
for donating 
their cars for the afternoon: The
Co-op, Cactus Tea Room, Univer­
sity Drug Store, A. C. Baldwin & 
Sons, A. M. Prater, McKean, Eilers 
Co., McNamara Bros., N. W. Rut­
ledge, Ben Bf. Barker, K. L. 
Broyles, E. S. Gregory.

and 

the only
that have been submitted to 
this law this

#r violations of 

section of the constitution of 
indents Association under which 
[cases were prosecuted reads as 
rn:
0 student and no group of stu- 
may accept the tender of 
a 
k "7 a person or organization 
the University 
►pected with 
f SUck person or organization 
Inured the approval of the So- 
aicndar Committee aa to the 
and hours of
the proposed

it"

JAL CALENDAR FOR THE 
EEK ENDING APRIL 24.

ay. April 20— Sigma Nu 
e' Country Club; Pre-Medic 

Elk’s Hall.

aturday, April 24— German at
IC Ran.

SOCIAL CALENDAR COM

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TH E DAILY TEXAN

FIRST

Water Carnival

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f i n t Coi'+** D*IUy in th* South

on the '•ampu* of tho University 
aI Tex Mil hr th# student body every m om i ny 
■«#Wt Monday.

(Mi##: Room ISS, Telephone *149.

Mater#*] m •'© o n d -d a w m m tU tr s t th* poet- 
th# A rt of 
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for 
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ra t* of poet*** provided 
foe ta Roedon 110*. A rt of O ctober t , 1*17. 
a u th o rja rd S eptem ber 24, 191*.

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Texan Advisory Board 
MILTON F. U N O 
Bditor-ia-Chief

Wmfcy W. Brown 
HMI.ON W BLACK

H. Otis Miller 
M sn a rl mr Editor

b u s i n e s s s t a f f

Basin#*# M*n**#r
fW O terrr FL BROWN 
WMH*.BY W B R O W N ......................Am arant
Circulation M» natter
ti. ORA DV BRIGGS 

S T A F F FOE TODAY

Issue E d ito r:
W rn. H a rry Jack 
A ssistilnt:
Wm. L. McGill

Reporters

MJI Cecke 
J o b s F. Ayer*

Txjwrey 

Gee 
in c a G ear he

Elizabeth H a rc o u rt 
George T. Kf'an 
T ravis Mournund 
Mamie D rum m ond

Campus Poets

714 Congress

CHILDREN’S HATS

For Ko fry Wear

rest of the “overalled gents’- at the 
game even pleaded with the Texas 
batter* to strike out so they wouk; 
be forced to eat cold suppers.

Everybody out 

this afternoon for 
the San Sam nine-inning carnival on 
C lark Field. B atteries for game will 
probably be M artin, M cN am ara and 
H a r t for Texas and either “ Loot” J a k e 
H enry or Dyer and Mathewson for 
Houston aggregation

There will be carnival music there 
too at the siesta for the “ insubordin­
a t e ” Longhorn band will be there with 
a few new notes of welcome.

Diamond Dust

aH.mTCHAnaroN.DC.
CUIROPRACTC*

PALMER .SCHOOL CRADIT

O FFIC E h o u r ; 
10-1*2a .m . 2-Gp r

PMO* 7107 UTTLtntlD BLDG X M

THE CACTUS

LOST— W a te rm a n 

pen 
with Angel J. engraved on gold band. 
F inder please call 3242.

fountain 

W e a r e now in position to p lease th e most ex actin g cus­
to m er in th e pu rch ase of his S um m er Suit. 
O u r stock 
is now com plete, an d trie h eav y sales of th e last few 
w eeks a r e being replaced by th e daily a rriv a l of new 
goods.

W e a r e sole agents fo r the fam ous 

D U N L A P Shoes

You will be pleased with our

N O T IC E — Will the boy who found 
the Conklin foun tain pen In h is p h ys­
ics rack please leave it a t th e T exan
office?

"Th e s t u d e n t s p h o t o
CLUB. CALL A T T H E SH IN E- 
PAR AND G E T A C A M E R A 
A C O M ­
T OUSE T O D A Y . 
PLETE LINE O F K O D A K 
ING T H E Q U IC K E T S A N D 
BES I YOU W IL L LIKE OUR

O xfords . . 
Shoes . . . . 
Silk Shirts 
Underwear 
H ats . 
Suits . 

. . .

Boys, try us for that new hat. W e have just the one 
you want. 
If a man w as to offer you ten dollars, you 
would think him insane. The practice of econom y is the 
fundam ental principle in the life of a successful man. 
W hy not he econom ical? 
Just one block off Congress 
Avenue.

FRANK

201-203 East Sixth S treet

W a lk one block an d save dollars*'

WHITE
Plumbing, Heating ai
Electrical Supplies

d r * 

^ 0

W elco m e to th e Studio

 TH E DAILY TEXAN

S O C I E T Y

Maili? Jones, L ditor. 

Sallye G raves.

DRESS UP 
S A N SAM

“ I

M'KARRY

(Trade Mark Reg.)
e v e r y w h e r e

RITTER k KNIPPA

a t t e n t i o n
— ALL—
YE EDS AND CO-EDS 
l i g h t h o u s e k e e p e r s 

a l l l i s t e n
KASH KARRY 
Self Serve Grocery 
HAVE OPENED 
— TO­

SA VE YOU MONEY

CELEBRATE!
Get Your B athing Suit

TODAY

for the

SAN SAM

— AT—

C.&S704 Congress 

Sporting Goods Co. 
Austin, Texas

W e have suits that suit

A cacia announces the in itiatio n 0 1 
, Joseph E. V aughn of W aelder, H.
! Omega Young of Jonesboro, and J as.
I A. H endrix of T eague.

Jam es F au lk n e r is in the P h y sician s 
recovering 
! and S u rg eo n s’ h ospital, 
I from in ju ry received w hile diving a t 
| Deep Eddy.

M iss Je n n e t Jen k in s, who h as been j 
ill a t the P h y sician s and S urg eo n s’ 
h ospital, has re tu rn e d to th e T ri Del­
t a house.

M iss S unshine Pope h as re tu rn e d to 

her home iii T yler.

Miss Lois W athen, who has been. 
v isitin g h er siste r, M rs. Radcliffe, h as 
re tu rn ed to D allas.

Miss Bess H ines is ill a t th e P h y ­

sicians and S u rg eo n s’ hospital.

Miss E v a L ynn Weems h as re tu rn ed 

to her home in D allas.

Miss E lise B lair sp en t th e w eek­

THE big red fr o n t st o r e

701 Congress Avenue 

W e H a v e a Souvenir for You
* v u 
u ; 

• j u u v c u i i 

i i Pl V C a 

t w i 

— 

[r ’OLE AI 

:!c t o n i g h t 
and w e d n e s d a y

I n te rp re t* 

"O ld

[tic*Hy Sam e C a*t a*
New Y ork H e r e

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

saw 

to p u t it on p a p e r an d w hen his com ­
ra d e s 
lau g h ed loud an d long and agreed . 

th e sk etch es th ey ju s t I b enightedness 
."TTT

, 
T h en th e ste rn , sev ere, g ra v e an d j 
grim looking officers w an ted to know J

w h at all the “ row'" w as ab o u t. And 

—

w hen th ey saw' th ey too ro a re d and 
ro arin g 
t he w hole w orld has been 
j ev er since a t B a irn fa th e r’s sketches 
House T o n i g h t . 
th e 
B a i m s f a t h e r 
in ’’Old Bill” in his j com edy, “ The B e tte r ’O le," w ith "O ld 
••The B etter ’O le," I B ill” as th e c e n te r of a ttra c tio n w ith 
th e his tw o pals, B e rt and A lf. T he firs t

saw j of th e w orld w-ar— as p u t into 

the lobby of m e m a 
^
New York: “ My book of B a irn s fa th e r w as en title- 

 

 

 

 

 

live fo re v e r in th e g allery o f g re a t 
c h a ra c te rs in th e a tric halls o f fam e.

s 

W hen we all come to th in k o f it 
the w a r w as a g re a t big jo k e. W e 
w ere all fooled an d it to o k a y oung
I m an scarce tw en ty y e a rs o f age a t M ils A gnes D oran is ill a t the I’hy
th e first sh o t to m ake th e w orld lau g h j sicians an d S u rg eo n s’ hospital
at th e g rim n ess o f o u r own hum an * 

(son, P at, a t the D elta Phi house.

Mr. P. H. C aldw ell is v isitin g his 

end in D allas.

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OFFICIAL NOTICES I

JUDGE TOW NES TALKS

AT VESPER SERVICE

Ju d g e J . C. Townes, dean o f th e 11 

Law D e p artm en t, w as th e p rin cip al 
speaker a t th e vesper service y e s te r­
d ay evening. He chose as his su bject,
! “ In th e B eginning God."

I N o n o tic e a c c e p te d a f te r 4 o'clo ck 
o f th e d ay p r e c e d in g th e m o rn in g in ­
t e n d e d fo r p u b lic a tio n ).

. 

P receding his 

SID N E R L A N IE R : R eg u lar 

I ing, W ednesday aftern o o n a t b o'ciock. j » 
ing, W ednesday aftern o o n a t 5 o’clock. I 
Im p o rta n t! All m em bers a re u rg ed to I 

talk , M iss B irdie 
G ra n t led th e devotionals. A n o th er j 
fe atu re of th e service w as tne s in g s
met; whjch w ere led by M iss A nna H iss
nh v siral tra in in g d en artm en t.
n h v , i . , i tra in in g d e t r i m e n t . I
th e c h ief;
Tow nes stressed 
I a ttrib u te s o f God to be his e te r n i ty 1
#nd „ is infinite e x te n . '
, of 
He also emphasized the fact
IM P O R T A N T M E E T IN G O F E L th a t God u th e sam e today, y esterd ay 
_ H is m ercy, H is stre n g th ,

d f 

H is pow er, an d wisdom is the soul’s 
only hope, said D ean Townes.

d

it in ’Old Bill.’ W e cam e 

iS the bloom ,n’ , ‘‘F ra g m e n ts f r o m F ran c e. T h * be- L pre8ent. 

lopper 
. 
of ’em at ’ome.” 
b ath er came out o f j E xplosions, 
of Scotland, was g ift- G as A ttack . 
„ a black and w hite O x fo rd Music H all, L ondon, ran *111, 5 7 

aub-Urie o f he play » ,th 
th e added word th at it w as rn Two 
S even S p lin te r, and a 
It is still g o n g at t h e | p A S 0 C LUB a t 4:30 T uesday, room ; 

V IC E -P R E S ID E N T . 
 

P R E S ID E N T . 

 

M A N A G ER .

A T Q U E E N T O D A Y

O L IV E T H O M A S

A N D W E D N E S D A Y

T he la te st Selznick P ic tu re s ta rrin g

laid a little odd w ork I la st y e a r in N ew York in th re e then- 
a n d , Ire s an d now Mr. H opper is in his 
Ldon newspapers 
Id war broke, and 
role 
musket and was o ff to j which has given him the p ro m in en t 
.was a God-send to th e position 
in H isto ria n ’s hom e as the 
ought the war w as the ; " w o rld ’s lead in g co m ed ian ," as well 
the world and began as h aving done som eth in g th a t will

he second y e a r as "O ld B ill," a 

nn’s Book Store

(EST STATIONERY STORE IN THE S 0 U T*

ICY AND EMBOSSED STATIONERY 

OUR SPECIALTY

irner Congress A v en u e a n d 8 lh S tre e t

ACTION

You Will Appreciate the Satisfaction 

— OF—

[SERVICE, QUALITY and COURTESY

EXTENDED YOU AT

“ T ” H IK E R S : 25-mile hike on W ed­
nesday. Meet a t gym a t 7 o'clock and 
b rin g lunch.

B A N D W IL L PLA Y fo r gam e a t 
3:30 p. rn. All m em bers a re urg ed 
to come out. B and will also play fo r 
San Sam C arn iv al T uesd ay and W ed­
nesday. E very m em ber please b rin g 
books to gam e tom orrow .

L E O N C. S T A N L E Y , D irector

IT H E ASTRONOM Y C LA SS fo r g irls 

will m eet in room 157 a t th e re g u la r 
hour, 7:30, th is evening.

SU N D A Y C L U B : Those m em bers 
who have n o t signed to go on th e S u n ­
day Club cam ps on T uesday n ig h t a t 
6 o’clock, m ay do so before 1:16 p. rn 
T uesday. B oat leaves Dam a t 6 p. rn. 
sharp. B edding m ay be le ft a t Mrs. 
W haling’s, G race H all, o r Y. M. C. A. 
b efo re 3 :0 0 and be ta k e n to the dam 

i a car. M ark your blan k ets.
C H A IR M A N .

P U B L IC A T IO N S BOARD will m eet 
th is aftern o o n a t 5 o’clock in S tu d e n ts'
A ssociation office.

C H A IR M A N .

NI VERSI TY B A R B E R S H O P

N. W. RUTLEDGE, Prop.

A T H E N A E U M : R eg u lar m eeting 
to n ig h t a t 7:15, in L aw B uilding. AH 
m em bers be p resent.

JEW ELERS
JU ST O FF TH E AVENUE

P R E S ID E N T .

MUS STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE

Fresh Every Day

ukasch Bros.

4aiup<

P h o n e s 1 0 7 1 -4 0 0 7

tything Electrical for the Automobile 

;IAL ATTENTION TO STUDENTS’ CARS
f 
v-
A R e n t B a tte r y 

-r 

C U D

SERVICE STATION

Brazos

W h ile Y our* 

Is 

B e in g R ec h a r g ed

Phone 1818

N O T IC E : All fresh m an g irls who
are m em bers of Miss D ecnerd’s Sun-! 
day school class be su re to be a t Miss 
D echerd’s home T uesday evening a t 
seven. T he m eeting is a v ery Im p o rt­
a n t one.

G L E E C L U B : All m em bers urged 
to be p re se n t a t S. H a ll a t 7:15. 
B usiness m eeting.

 

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M A N A G ER .
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D e W o lf H o o p er 

in 

" T h e B e tt e r 

‘O le" a t H a n co c k O p era H ou ae T u e s ­

d ay.

DRIVERLESS

FORDS AND BUICKS
W RIGHT
PHONE 1711 
Maverick Corner

T*hfrayU d E veryw h ere en d D efiveryy G -e r a a te e d

*Say It With Flowers"

T h r e e f h

H I L L Y E R ’ S

MCKEAN, EILERS 
COMPANY

W holesale Dry Goods, 
Notions and Furnishing 
Goods

Street

Phone 160

321-323 Congress Avenue

M ost W o n d e r fu l 
A sso r tm e n t 

o f

PEARL
NECKLACES

p ea rls 

W e a r e sh o w in g a n a s s o r tm e n t 
o f 
is u n r iv a lle d . 
th a t 
P h o n e us an d w e w ill sen d you 
to m a k e a
o u t a 
s e le c tio n 
no o b lig a tio n on y o u r
c h o ic e 

part.

Joe Koen 
& Son

P H O N E 3 5 2

S p e c ia liz in g ----

R ich elieu

La T a u se a

Lovers of P ictn ies 
Will Find at
Ye Q uality Shoppe
A Fine Collection of O rig­
inal B luebonnet P aintings 
— B Y —
Mr. Gideon, Mr. E verett, 
and Miss Downie 
<—-ALSO—
American P rin ts,

Fine 

*

Original Etchings
. 
—And—
A Group of W ater Colors 
by French and Belgian A r­
tists.
U niversity People Are Es­
pecially Welcome.

THE GIFT SHOP 

OF AUSTIN
1104 Colorado S treet

All the new ones are represented in the vast 

lection no* on display in the

The Straw Hat
Season Is Open

Smith-Wilcox 
H at Shop

Better Make Your Selection Today

-New Oxfords 

—N ew Shirts

— Ne IO N cck w ear 
—NevJ Suits

(Oilcan

6 1 6 O w t * m s s c/ 4 V AW UK

su p p o rt of Miss Thom as and oth er 
im p o rta n t m em bers of the cast are 
H elen Gill, H ugh H untley, and H arry 
T ru esdale.

“ Y o u th fu l F o lly " is a story- o f do ­

421 Scarbrough Building 

DR. T. F. COX 

Dentist

is 
in 

Olive T hom as is th e fe a tu re a ttr a c ­
tion fo r th e Q ueen to d ay . T he fe a ­
e n title d “ Y o u th fu l F o lly ," 
tu re 
and 
it Miss T hom as a p p e a rs as 
both s ta r and au th o r. She n o t only 
plays th e lead in g ro le b u t is solely 
responsible fo r the p lo t which is de- 
% coped by th e action.

m estic in trig u e s an d as such m ight 
I t bas, 
be called a society d ram a. 

now 

how ever, a w orld o f actio n which p u ts 
the class of re fin e d m elo d ra­
it in 
m as which 
are th e p re fe rre d 
form o f e n te rta in m e n t. T h ere is a 
lively, fistic en c o u n te r and 
the big 
clim ax is b ro u g h t ab o u t w hen a je a l­
ous h u sb an d m akes a m u rd ero u s a t ­
tem p t upon his riv al an d seriously 
w ounds an in n o cen t p arty .

C ra u fu rd K ent ap p e ars in leading

Clothing Made to Measure

A. J. GERJES

1610 Lavaca St.
YOUR MONEY’S W ORTH 
EVERY TIME

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w H ltIH Itfl,IL Ii!>!n it;ii11L‘i!H | l<tllI!i||1}8 Ili!tIlili| | lllIItllIltIlltH Il| >l>IIl»H

L O O K E ’S C A F E

LOOKE BROS., Prop*.

Phone 7 3 5 . 

620 Congrew

LET US CLEAN TH A T SPRING SUIT 

Cleaning, Pressing, T ailom g, Suits Made to MEASURE

KEL LY S MI T H

Phone 5 9 8 

1 06 W est Sixth

H AVE YOU TRIED ONE LATELY?

Robert Bums, Owls, W hite Owls and Little Bobbie C lea rs

THE SHEAR COMPANY
Distributor*

 W I * THEATRE

TODAY

l l TO l l

“ON WITH
the DANCEJ)

SENSATIONAL TO THE EXTREM E

Y o u wi ll h a v e t o c o n t e n t y o u r s e l f w i t h t h e t h o u g h t t h a t 

y o u h a v e s e e n P I C T U R E S u n t il y o u G E T A G L I M P S E of

“ ON WITH THE DANCE”

T O N I G H T

And Wednesday Night

HANCOCK OPERA HOUSE

DEWOLF HOPPER
The Better ’Ole’

H e a r H o p p e r ’s H a u n t i n g H a r m o n y

IN

C H O R U S O F P R E T T Y P O N I E S 

D u e to t h e h e a v y s c e n ic e q u i p m e n t , c u r t a i n will a ris e 

Box Office Sale

S E A T S $ 3 . 0 0 to $ 1 . 0 0 

p r o m p t l y a t 8 : 3 0

B iR H n m irtim n H iin u iira n H titiiiiiu m tin n H m n tiiH H iiH iu n u iH n tiK itm im m itflm jiiiT im n o ^ w u iiiiiitiB ttn m m ra itm o fliis iw ffi^ i

W ARRENS
BIG BARGAINS

This store is amply prepared to render prompt and et- | 

ficient service to San Sam visitors. I he following goods |
in
are specially advertised for Tuesday and Wednesday |
I

selling.

SALE OF MEN’S SUITS

Men’s Blue Serge Suits, $27.00 up t o .......................... $ 5 0 . 0 0

Men’s Palm Beach arui Kool Kloth Suits, $1 3 .5 0

and 

................................................................................... $ 1 5 . 0 0

YOUNG MEN'S SU ITS

Showing the newest Spring and Summer styles in the lim 

est hand tailored Suits a t$ 2 2 .5 0 , $2 9.00, $ 3 3 .0 0 , $40.00.

$5.00 HAT OR SHIRT FREE

§ With any man’s or young man’s Suits sold at $25.00 and up

We are

showing

the largest stock

of f i n e Watches 

in A ustin.

E L G I N — WALTHAM— GRUEN 

We have just received for graduation some beauti nil 
Watches— something new and just the Watch we know 

you will want— Guaranteed.

The Stelfox Co.

Quality

A u stin

6 1 4 C o n g r e s s

COMING T H U R S D A Y 

Co-Operation Detired.

T h e official ca re of the grounds is 
in the hands o f a committee of three 
and the superintendent the grounds.
| Since Septem ber. 149 loads of tra s h — 
boxes, tin cans, and all kinds of rub- 
bi.-h- have been hauled off the eam - 
I pus. Discarded a rticles a re tnrown 
I from the windows of tile buildings oi 
they 
j have been read, are dropped on the 
I cam p u s; these, and oth er exam ples OI 
• carelessn ess on the p art of those go- 
the cam pus, a re g larin g 
j ing across 
lack of a proper 
! accu sation s of a 
I sp irit fo r the ap p earan ce of the cam ­
pus of the U n iversity of T exas.

the U n iv ersity ; T exan s, when 

P erh ap s the cam pus does not a p ­
p ear so well kept as in fo rm er tim es, 
but in Mr. Lew is’ opinion this is be­
cau se o f the g r e a te r n u m ber of stu ­
d en ts now atten d in g the U niversity, 
which m eans th ere a re m any m ore to 
park th eir c a rs over the cam pus, cu t 
paths, drop papers, and in gen eral, 
to aid in m aking the grou n d s look 
unsightly. F o rm e rly , the su p erin ten ­
d en t of the grounds and one helper 
looked a f te r the grounds, but now ten 
men a re kept busy try in g to keep the 
cam pus in a fit condition.

Mr. Lew is’ suggestion fo r the rem ­
edying o f the situ ation was a co-op­
e r a tio n of all the s tu d en ts and f a c u l­
ty in tak in g ca re of th e grounds. He 
said th a t if a b e t te r sp irit in reg ard 
to h aving a b e a u tifu l cam p u s was d e­
veloped by the student b o d y ; and if 
the au to m o biles w ere not allowed to 
be parked on cam pus grounds, th ere 
would 
be some hope fo r the 
campus.

then 

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Rapidly Growing Divorce 
Evil Is Scored in Talk 

By Father Francis Lyons

" J u s t as Rome lost h er power a fte r 
falling aw ay from h er prim eval v ir­
its 
tues, so A m erica will fall from 
place as a power am ong nations if she 
fo rgets th a t the fam ily fireside instead 
of the school is the upbuilding facto r 
said Rev. 
of C h ristian 
F ra n c is Lyons a t S t A u stin ’s Chapel 
Sunday m orning in his sermon on "T h e 
D isin tegration of the F a m ily ."

influ en ce," 

F a th e r Lyons took occasion to acor* 
the rapidly grow in g evil o f divorce 
and said th at one out of every four 
m a rria g e s was being dissolved through 
civil action. He added th at unless this 
through some 
p ractice was stopped 
means th a t the A m erican birth ra te 
would decrease a t an alarm in g rate 
w ithin the next decade. A rtificial cu s­
tom s of modern society w ere ascribed 
by the speaker to be the leading cause 
of this grow ing tendency in A m erican 
life.

Today and W ednesday

O L I V E THOMAS 

— IN— 

" Y O U T H F U L F O L L Y "

See the favorite sta r today in 
her own story.

" T H E TU R N IN G P O I N T "

— S ta r rin g — 

K A T H E R I N E M acDONALD |

LEWIS ASKS AID 

OF STUDENTS IN 
KEEPING CAMPUS

C a r e l e s s A c t s 

P r e v e n t 

th e 

M a i n t e n a n c e o f G r o u n d s 
in B e s t C o n d itio n

I. M. Lew is, ch airm an of the com ­
m ittee on the ca re of cam pus grounds 
of the U n iversity of T exas, says th a t 
the cam pus can not be put in a good 
condition or kept in a condition worthy 
of the institution w ithout the coopera­
tion of the large number of students 
th a t tra v e rse these grounds.

" T h e cam pus will never be made to 
look beautiful so long as people a re 
permitted 
to park th e ir automobiles 
on it as they do now; so long as paths 
a re allowed to be cu t on all p a rts OI 
i t ; and so long as papers are dropped 
on the cam pus by anyone who happens 
to be through with th a t p a rticu la r p a­
p e r ," said M r. L ew is in discussing the 
situation. He rem arked th a t the grea% 
num ber of students a t the U n iversity 
who drive automobiles over the cam ­
pus do so w ithout the least reg ard for 
the g r a s s or flowers, or do they seem 
to ca re w hat inroads on the cam pus 
th eir c a r makes.

Footpaths Are Unsightly.

In speaking of the network o f foot­
path s over the cam pus grounds, he 
stated t h a t while some or the paths 
w ere necessary the m a jo r ity o f them 
were not; and th at in most cases an 
in time would 
a p p recia ble difference 
not be required for the student to f o l­
low 
th e path. 
“ B u t . " he remarked, " p a r t l y from hab­
it, and p artly because his attention has 
not been directed to the c o n tra ry , the 
s tud ent cu ts across th e campus, using 
the beaten path or s t a r ti n g a new one."

instead of 

the walk 

MEN’S CHECK WASH PANTS $ 2 .5 0

The Genuine Otis Pin Cheek Wash Pants, all sizes . $ 2 . 5 0

MEN S OVERALLS

Men’s Blue and Stripe Overalls, finest quality; all

sizes

$ 2 . 7 5

BO YS’ OVERALLS

Boys’ Blue Overalls, sizes 5 to 18, at $ 1 . 5 0 v $ 1 . 7 5 and $ 2

WARREN’S

T H E B I G C A S H S T O R E 

2 1 3 - 2 1 5 E a s t S i x t h S t r e e t

IT PAYS TO A D V E R T I S E IN A COLLEGE DAILY

United States Depository

The Austin National Bank

of Austin, Texas.

Resources $7,000,000.00

E. P. WILMOT, President 

WM. H. FOLTS, Vice-President

SINO. H. CHILES, V ire-Prm 

MORRIS HIRSHFELD, V iee-Pm

T. H. DAVIS, Vice-President 

C. M. BARTHOLOMEW, Cashier.

S. B. ROBERDEAU, Asst Cashier.

Faculty and Students’ Accounts Solicited

No Accounts Too Small to Handle

l o n g h o r n s t u r n

GAME WITH OWLS

INTO RACE TRACK

The 
clothes I
A GEJ

( Continued from page I)

Icho caret fa

c d o n l y t w o h i t 9 , a s co m p ared w i t h

eigh t given b y F alk .

Yo u n gsters W o rk e d Out.

O p p o r t u n i t i e s 

fo r w ork-oi ‘ s by 

y o u n g s t e r s on 

t h e 

L on gh orn •"T.'rn 

w ere given by C oach B illy Disch a f t ­

e r T e x a s was le a d in g by a wide m ar- 

gin

W ic k lin e , ta k in g th e position of

E n g lish in the c e n t e r g a rd e n , proved 

h im self an a s se t by d rivin g a long 

ball o ver the le ft field fe n ce . He w as 

th e f i r s t man up in th e seven th in- 

ning

and 

touched 

th e firs t ball

throw n fo r a h om er. 

Nowlin was 

sen t to le ft field a t th e b eginning of 

the gam e, and w orked ad m irab ly . He ; 

made one run and one h it. S an ford 

and A lex C ox also saw sev eral 

in­

nings of play.

The second of th e se rie s w ith R ice 

will be held this a fte rn o o n on C lark 

Field . 
iting 

It is u n d erstood t h a t th e vis­
team has saved an excellen t 
in hopes oi 
w restin g the lau rels o f a t least one 

1 p itch er fo r this ev en t, 

gam e.
| 

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2

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2

M. Haywood, lf

The box s c o r e :
R ice—
W aters, ss 
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T o tals ____ 3 4 12 l l 2 7 12 

2
b ases, E n glish ,
M cCullough, C annon, N ow lin, F itz g e r 
ald 2 ; s a c r if ic e hits, W a te rs , Now­
lin; s a c r if ic e flies, M. H ayw ood, H ar- runs> off Falk 2, off
lan, F a lk two base hits, O. H ayw ood ; Atkinson 8, off Ratsfi
Time of game, 2 boil 
home runs, W ickiine, H a rt, M oore; 
Umpire, Hudson 
I earn ed runs, R ice 2, T e x a s IO ; le ft 
Score by innings:
IO, T e x a s 8 ; passed 

on bases, R ice 
balls, M atthew son I , H a rt I ; 
wild R jce 
p itches, R a ts fo rd ; double p lays, H ar- T e x a s 
lan to Nash to O. H ay w o o d ; h it by 
f a . C.: There will 
( M o o r e ); first 
p itch er, by A tkinson 
on e rro rs, T e x a s 2 , R ice I ; firs t on j meeting of the C. A. C. 
balls, o ff A tkinson 4 , o f f R atsfo rd a t 8 o ’ c l o c k , second floor, 
A ll members are urged 

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5, o ff F alk 2, o ff L e iss n e r I ; stru ck 
| o u t by F alk 7, by L e iss n e r 4 , o ff A t­
kinson 2 ; 
innings p itch ed , by F alk
5, L eissn er 4, A tk in son 2 2 - 3 , R a ts­
fo rd 5 1- 3; hits o f f F a lk 8 , L eissn er
2 , o ff A tkinson 6 , o f f R a tsfo rd 5 ; the club.

and bring a friend 
lectu re s and entertti 
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