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V O L . XXX

HONOR SYSTEM 
OPTIONAL FOR 
INSTRUCTORS

M o o re Says Som e M ay 
P refer F o rm e r 
M ethod

PENALTY ASSESSED

C o m m ittee N am ed to 
D raft S u b stitu te 
S ystem

“ Supervision of exam inations j 
rests j 

d u rin g the coming 
w ith the instructor.’' was the sub­
s ta n c e of the last re p o rt sen t out 
by th e faculty com m ittee.

finals 

“ I t is possible,” said Dean V. 
I. M oore, “th at some of th e fa c-j
u lty members will continue under 
th e old honor system. O thers will 
p ro bably resort to personal su p er­
v isio n .”

U n d er the present ruling, cases 
o f dishonesty will be tried before 
a com m ittee composed of mem­
b e rs of the faculty and a t least 
o n e student. This com m ittee will 
also assess the penalty.

P rofessor E. P. Villavaso (chair 
m a n ), Dean T. U. Taylor, P ro f­
e sso r A. W. W alker, Dean B. F. 
P ittin g e r, and P rofessor S. L. 
B row n have been appointed 
to 
w o rk out a system to su b stitu te 
fo r the discarded honor system . 
T h e ir 
report will probably be 
g iv en out in about two m onths, 
it w as said.

“ The fact th at d uring the four 
m o n th s ending Jan u a ry I not one 
case of violation of the honor sys­
te m was reported eith er indicates 
a new and unbelievable sla te of 
v irtu e has been reached, or th a t 
th e honor system was not w ork­
in g ,” added Dean Moore.

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TRAILER COURSE IN 
JOURNALISM OFFERED

A trailer course in Journalism 
12 which is designated J. 12as. 
w ill be offered in the Haring sem ­
e s te r and will be tau g h t by De­
w itt Reddick, in stru cto r in J o u r­
nalism . The course will enable 
s tu d e n ts to take up News G ath er­
in g and Reporting in the middle 
o f th e year, it was pointed out.

O th er courses beginning in the 
tpring sem ester in journalism a re : 
L a w of the Press, J. 345, a th ree- 
h o u r course given by P ro fesso r 
of 
P a u l J. Thompson; W riting 
and 
A d v ertisin g Copy, J . 342, 
N ew spaper A dvertising 
P ro b ­
lem s, J. 343, also tau g h t by P ro ­
fe s so r Thompson.

GEOLOGISTS MAKE 

SECOND FIELD TRIP

the week 

Students in Geology I will make 
19^9 
th e first field trip of the 
be- 
sem ester during 
in n in g F ebruary 3, when a trip 
w ill be made up Boldin C reek 
n e a r Barton Springs to study rock 
s t r a t a and form ation.
T his will be the 

second field 
tr ip o f the long session, th e first 
s tu d y tour having been m ade near 
th e Colorado R iver bridge, w here 
th e riv er deposits w ere exam ined.
H. G. Damon and S. 0 . B urford 

will have charge of the trip .

CLANTON RAPIDLY 

REGAINS HEALTH

F ran k B. Clayton, p ro fesso r 'n 
th e School of Law, is rap id ly re ­
covering from the nervous b reak­
dow n he suffered ju s t before the 
C hristm as holidays, according to 
w ord received from him by Dean 
I. P. Hildebrand.

Mr. Clayton is in El Paso, his 
fo rm e r home. 
I t is expected th at 
he will be able to re tu rn to Aus­
tin before the end o f the second 
his absence, 
sem ester. D uring 
facu lty 
the 
o th e r members of 
have conducted 
in 
his course 
E quity.

SOCI AL SCIENTISTS 
TO MEET WEDNESDAY

M embers o f the Social Science 
this W ednesday 
uh will m eet 
6:30 o’clock a t th e U niversity 

C afeteria.

Associate P ro fesso r D. B. Klein 
wiH deliver a paper on th e “ Psy­
chology of Conscience,” an d the 
su b ject wilt be discussed in round 
table fashion.

/Kr ! lr

The First College Daily in the South

A U S T I N , T E X A S , W E D N E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 2 3 , 1 9 2 9 .

W a r on B ats R ages 
A s Ed. Building Is 
R id ded of Crevices

R epairs on 

the Education 
Building are being made in an 
e ffo rt to rid the stru ctu re of 
fiats which are causing dam age 
to the roof.

The crevices of the tile ro o f­
ing are being cem ented so th a t 
it will be impossible for 
the 
tiny anim als to crawl through 
and scratch and break the un­
der-roofing in such a w ay aa 
to m ake the building leak.

SAN DBURG’S WRITINGS 
RECOUNTED B Y DOBIE; 
POET HERE TOM ORROW
AUSTIN WOMAN! 
WILL CONDUCT 
STUDY GROUPS

“ Carl Sandburg is a man 
o f 
g reat sym pathy, a man of sensi 
tivc responsiveness, and a man of 
expansive 
F rank 
n atu re ,” 
Dobie, associate professor o f Eng­
lish, said recently in speaking of 
the Am erican poet who is to lec­
tu re and read poems a t 8 o ’c l o ck, 
T hursday night in the auditorium 
o f the Austin High S c h o o l .

J. 

P rofessor S how s 

S tra n g e A ffin ity 
A s H e Dates W orm

The faculty dance, hold last 
S aturday night, had 
its am us­
ing angles, other than the a n ­
tics of the participants.

One bashful professor, 

de- 
- i t i n g to escort a m aiden, te le ­
phoned for 
th ree 
the 
weeks in advance.

d ate 

“ Why, certainly,” cooed the 

femme, “ I’d ju st love to go.” 

“ Ah!” quoth 

the delighted 
professor. “ The early bird gets 
the worm .”

S h arb o ro u g h L e a d 
P a re n ta l E ducation 
Classes

NEW RANGER 
ISSUED TODAY 
A T 2 O’CLOCK

In co-operation with th e board 
of n u tritio n and health education 
o f th e University, the S ta te Board 
of Vocational 
has 
placed a full-time specialist in the 
I - * 
to
U niversity extension 
r e b r u a r y INumber H as teach parental education to class­
es o f Austin women, according to
Miss Jeanie M. Pinckney, chief of: 
the nutrition and health bureau.

Local Items as 
N ew F e a tu re

E ducation 

service 

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S andburg will be introduced by 
Dr. L. W. Payne, J r., professor 
of English, in the absence of J. 
Frank Dobie who 
in Mexico 
The 
lectu rer is brought here by 
the T exas Folk-Lore Society and 
will give a com plim entary lecture 
as appreciation 
given 
him in his ballad collecting. He 
also appeared in San Antonio the) 
first o f the week, and will appear I 
at o th er places in the state.

for help 

in Am erican 

He is a com radely fellow, not 
boisterous, not a glad-hander, but 
lie is genial with people th a t he 
likes,” P rofessor Dobie continued.
“ He is by no means a faultless 
the 
artist, however, and is not 
g re atest fig u re 
lit­
Mrs. Virginia Sharborough of 
e ra tu re ; b u t he reflects Ameri 
of 
A ustin, who holds a m aster 
can people 
other 
a rts degree from th e U niversity, 
reflected 
Am erican w riter has 
has been chosen to lead the study 
the
on 
reared 
them. He was 
groups. 
In 1927-1928, Mrs. Shai-
p rairie
borough was selected by the nat-1 prairie, and sings of the
F o r many y ears he has 
folk. 
ional research council 
the 
resided in Chicago, and his them'* 
L aura Spelman R ockefeller Fel­
has been ‘The hog butcher of the 
lowship 
education. 
parental 
w orld,’ ” Dobie explained.
The fellowship gave h er privilege 
of studying a t three of the leading 
this 
cen ters o f the co untry 
at 
work, Met rill-Palm er School 
D etroit, Columbia U niversity 
in 
New York, and the U niversity of 
M innesota.

in a way no 

fo r 

in 

in 

“ S andburg has treated of Am er­
ican folk-songs with a dignity, un­
d erstan d in g and compassion th at 
no o th er poet or professional folk­
lore en th u siast has yet attained. 
he 
In his biography of Lincoln 
has regarded the man as a re p ­
resen tativ e of 
and
thus has taken seriously the vast
cycle of folk-jokes 
by
In his poems he is a1 
Lincoln. 
ways g ettin g down to the ground 
and tran slatin g what 
hear# 
th e re ,” Dobie stated in giving an 
in 
estim ate of S andburg's w orth 
A m erican literatu re.
P ro fesso r Dobie 

the people. 

became 

of and 

ac- 

be 

quainter! with Sandburg intim ate

I J K 

jy w hen 

the la tte r was in Austin

COMMITTEE REPORT several years ago. The poet was
; the guest of John Lomax, Jr., au-
The

Club | thor of “ Cowboy Songs.” 

The U niversity F acu lty 

D istribution of the “ F lu ” issue 
of the Texas R anger will begin 
a t the Co-Op this W ednesday a t 
2 o’clock, according to B u rt Dyke, 
business m anager of the Texas 
S tudents Publications, Inc.

The cover fo r the new R anger 
is in twfo colors and was drawn 
by “ M ary.” O ther a rt work was 
done by the reg u lar s ta ff mem ­
bers.

A page of local item s 

u nder 
the head of the “ Eyes of Texas” 
will fe a tu re the new issue of the 
comic. Staff m em bers assert th a t 
m aterial from all sections of the 
cam pus has been 
in fo r 
the new featu re.

tu rn ed 

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CHAMBERS INJURED 

Several groups in p aren tal edu­
cation have been organized in va-
n o u s p arts of the city, with an 
one hun­
enrollm ent exceeding 
dred. Of those enrolled 60 are 
doing intensive work 
stu d y with texts, while th e others 
are tak in g a lecture course. O ther
Dr. 0 . R. C ham bers, professor groUpS wjjj j3e Qr g-an | zet| jn j an 

IN A U T O ACCIDENT

child

in 

on 

___________________

P I I IR y r r T C r r \ n 
I 

o f psychology in the U niversity, uarv
was slightly injured Sunday a f t e r - 1 
‘ 
over 
noon when his ca r tu rn ed 
twice 
the A ustin-L ockhart 
road o u t of Austin. Cham bers was 
re tu rn in g to Austin from Lock­
h art w ith his fam ily, when a car 
driven by a negro passed him.
The back of the negro’s c a r struck : a t 8 oclock a t the club 
the fro n t of C ham bers’ car, tu rn ­
ing it over twice.

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UH LE CAMPUS 
MEMBERS HEAR 
TOM POLLARD

‘O ld B. Hall S pirit 
Is S u bject of 
A d d ress

“ Old B. Hall S p irit,” wan 

th" 
subject o f S enator Tom P o llard ’s 
address a t the m eeting of 
the 
L ittle C am pus Association, T ues­
day night, a t the Little Cam pus 
Dorm itory. A fter his speech, he 
was voted an honorary m em ber of 
the L ittle Campus Association.

A nom inating com m ittee was 
appointed fo r the elections of o f­
ficers to be held F ebruary 5.

Vi'"v of the dam age done to 
the W hite S ta r L iner Majestic

which on its last voyage from 
London encountered high seas.

. Hot Check Artists to

Face Penalty - Moore

Students who persistently w rite w orthless checks in the fu tu re will 
be rendered liable to immediate dismissal from the U niversity, accord­
ing to V. I. Moore, dean of student life.

Following is a Communication recently sent by Dean Moore to the 

Retail M erchants’ Association of A ustin:

‘In answ er to various inquiries* 

to 

as to the policy of the discipline 
com m ute in regard 
students 
charged with w riting worthless 
checks, the following procedure 
has been agreed upon: a record is 
made of 
the; 
student concerned is required to
p o d his check and warned

the first offense; 

John W oodruff was elected edi­
tor of the Little Campus F ree
Press. He was also given a vote j 
of thanks fo r startin g the paper, i to avoid the practice.

About one hundred m em bers of i 

the association were
hear S en ato r Pollard who 
cx-student of the U niversity 

present 

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“ A second offense causes 
to student to be put on disciplinary j 
offenses ;
im mediate :

, A dditional 

is an I Probation. 

the

render hio f liable to 
suspension.”

BANQUET FOR 
DANA X. BIBLE 
HELD MARCH 8

V e te ra n M entor to Be 
H onored by A ggie 
Exes

th ree men went 
to cast Austin 
and rem ained in a negro re sta u ­
ra n t listening to songs until a fte r 
m idnight, and Sandburg 
is said 
to have enjoyed 
the trip more 
than anyone in the crowd.

th e expression, 

“ S an d b u rg nearly alw ays p arts 
w ith 
‘W ell, we 
are both young, and will m eet 
ag ain ,’ and he is still young, des­
pite the fact th at he has turned 
“ The 
fifty ,” Dobie continued. 
main characteristics 
his
p ersonality is the fact th a t he is {empty pocket book belonging 
inform al in all th a t he does. 

ab out 

Old A d a g e Concerning the

W I N S IDOL FOR DILIGENCE

Female Claimed Corrected

BURGLAR ENTERS 
HOME OF DOLLEY

Down-town m etchgnts, as well 
as 
those o f th e University d h-
tried arc said to have complained 
th a t they a r - unable to stand the 
losses from “ hot cheeks” passed 
by stu d en ts and have asked th a t 
steps be tak en to curb the prac­
tice.

to 

the house 

the d istrict have 

was $260, respectively, on bad checks,

In appreciation for w hat Coach 
Dana X. Bible bas done for Texas 
A. & M., a banquet is to be given
A b u rg lar entered the home of 
It is rep o rted th a t one store on jn his honor at Fort W orth March
Dr. Jam es Clay Dolley 
in Rice 
Guadalupe S tre e t has a collection g by form er students of the col-
C ourts, 706 West 24 1-2 S tre e t
fans. Coach
of w orthless paper am ounting to I lege and by Aggie 
Monday night between 7:30 and I $360 and th a t two drug stores in ; Bible will go to the U niversity of
lost $200 and N ebraska as head football coach.
IO o’clock. 
E n tran ce 
The banquet, a state-w ide a f­
fair, is to be given u n d er the aus­
gained by 
taking the screen off 
pices of the Fort W orth A. & M. 
the back window. Dr. Dolley was 
not a t home al the time ami KFDM BROADCASTS 
I Club, of which E. P. H atton, Jr.,
IN SONG CONI ES TM* president. Joe W. Ridgeway, a
when he retu rn ed his house show- 
ed signs o f having been plunder- 
m em ber of the Fort W orth club,
Selections chosen fo r the In ter- U* general m anager o f the affair, 
ed.
I he banquet will be in the nature 
a trib u te to Coach Bible, not
a coach but as a man who
to i {February 15, from 8 to IO p. rn., 'h a s added much to the develon- 
and from WHR, Dallas, from 8 1 mont of the fin er things in ath- 
- I to 0 p. rn. the name day, it was I ^ t i c competion in the southw est, 
to 
learned Tuesday from Roy B edi-1 The banquet will b r open 
check, chief of the Interscholastic foetid* and supporters o f the vet- 
cran coach w hether or n o t they
lleague. 
mc,n- 

stolen, 
ranging from a sheet of postage 
stam ps to a p air of silk hose. A ni radio station KFDM, Beaum ont, I or^y 

scholastic League Music Memory 
contest will be br< i ad cast, over I 

The selections will be played ar<’ 

D^. Dolley was also taken.

V arious articles w ere 

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,

by the M agnoia Band of Beau­
mont, un d er th e direction of R.
M. Dhassche. “ This will be an eg*
eelient o p p o rtu n ity 
pupils 
studying fo r music memory con­
tests to h e a r the selections played 
by a b an d ,” Mr. Bedichek said.

for 

^ 
C o l o n e l 

A*

Ike A shburn, 

form er 
com m andm ant a t A. & M., now 
m anager of the Houston Chamber
of Commerce, will
the “ref-
cree* a t the banquet. Speakers 
on the program will include Pres­
ident T. 0 . W alton o f A. & M. 
and form er P resident WL B. Biz- 
zell, now president of th e U niver­
sity of Oklahoma.

be

th erefo re found 

B ut a young lady who cam e in 
early, and 
all 
the m achines “ on the blink,” es­
tablished a record fo r long su f­
fering, and to her do we dedicate 
th e idol with the clay feet. She
uses the touch systef, which m akes reau has had printed a new issue form erly head coach a t T. C. U.,
this sto ry possible. 
and rules, i has accepted the position left va-
St atin g herself 

o f th eir co nstitution 
according to Roy Bedichek, chief | can t by Bible’s withdraw al.

Coach Bible has been a t A. M. 
since I!'16 when he was freshm an

The Interscholastic League Bu- coach for the cadets. M atty Bell,

LEAGUE HAS ISSUE 

OF RULES PRINTED

a t a m achine, 

will m eet S aturday. J a n u a ry 26,
house,
2364 San Antonio S tre e t, to hear 
the re p o rt of the com m ittee or­
ganized to select a new secretary 
fo r the club, following the resig­
nation of Dr. M. R. G utsch. Dean 
K. T. Purlin is chairm an o f 
the 
com m ittee.

L. Theo. Bellmont, p resident of 
the club, has been a c tin g secre­
be 
ta ry until the vacancy 
filled.

can 

O th er officers of the club were 
elected a t the last m eeting. L. 
Theo. Bellm ont was 
re-elected 
p re sid e n t; Judge C harles Wilcox, 
vice president; and P rofessor H. 
C. W alling was elected treasu rer.

FACULTY MEMBERS 

JUDGE PROBLEMS

Cham bers was able to m eet his 
classes M onday and Tuesday. Mrs. 
C ham bers received a severe cut 
on her lip. T heir sm all daughter, 
B etty, was u ninjured save 
fo r 
m inor bruises.

SPECIALS FEATURE 
LONGHORN MAGAZINE

The F eb ru ary issue of the Long­
horn m agazine will include num ­
erous special featu res, according 
to ( ’harles Ramsdell, ed itor. The 
frontispiece will be a wood-cut by 
John Can a day. An announcem ent 
of th e prizes to be o ffered by the 
m agazine will be given 
the 
issue.

in 

ra e 

issue 

C o n trib u to rs of prose for the 
Frederick 
F eb ru ary 
Rom berg, L au ra Mae Langham , 
L orraine B arnes, and Commodore 
Cumley, F rances T aylor, and M ar­
tin K rost will have verse in the 
issue.

Ju n io rs of the d ep a rtm en t of 
arch itectu re have had 
two prob­
the 
lems judged by m em bers o f 
faculty. On one of the problems, 
“ A G arage on a P riv ate E sta te ,” 
E v e re tt Signus received a m ention 
com m ended, and K. D. V e m o r re­
ceived a mention.
the 

By W IL LI AM E I LE R S , JR.
“ V anity, thy name is W om an” 
was the sad p lain t of some disil­
lusioned m ale of the long ago. He 
m ust have been the kind of j^ n- 
tlernan who never looks into 
a 
m irro r and thus knew nothing of 
the horrible things of life, 
and 
having never looked into the “ root 
of all evil,” of course no woman 
ever gave him a second glance 
’cause he never knew when his
Jo e Bill H erald, who received • h air needed mowing or when his

other Problem * 

A Q M F 

IVI’ 

I N K P P T T 

“ A
Sum m er Colony,” m entions were
CAPITOL PLIANT aw arded E v erett E ignue, J. L. 
and E.

1 Thomas, Allyn Gordon, 

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B. E. S hort, in stru c to r in me- j Bodet.

chan teal engineering, c o n d u c t e d - ------------- o--------------
m em bers of the Am erican Society; T R A N S F E R R E D T O M ’CAMY 
of M echanical E ng in eers on an in- 
spection 
pow er p lan t Monday night. 

tliu r of 

th e Capitol his bachelor of science degree in | chin needed a house cleaning, 

T he p lant, located n o rth ea st o f i v ersity in 1927, has been trans- 
furnishes fe rred from the H um ble Oil Cora- 
to MeCamy, 
in charge of 
desulpherizing 

the Capitol grounds, 
steam h eat to the C apitol and is puny 
equipped 
to provide pow er 
lights and elevators in the Capi- j construction 
tol in an em ergency. 

j chemical engineering a t the Uni-! Now the first word in th a t quo-
tatio n could be changed 
to dili­
gence. To change an o th er quo­
tation so th at we may g et a t the 
kernel of this subject, “ Gaze a t 
the woman jo u rnalist, thou slug­
gard, 
and 
consider her days 
m eans and then do thou sim ilar­
ly.”

in Baytown 
fo r j w here he will be 

I equipm ent of his own design.

of 

JEF FE RS A N D B E L L W I L L 

D E B A T E C A LIF O R N IA T E A M

Leroy J e ffe rs, sophom ore, and 
Spurgeon Bell, senior, will re p re ­
sen t th e U niversity in th e debate 
ag ain st th e U niversity o f C alif­
ornia, a t the U niversity B aptist 
C hurch, Monday night, F eb ru ary 
4.

J e ffe rs and Bel! will uphold the 
affirm a tiv e side o f th e question, 
“ Resolved, t h a t .t h e J u r y System 
is In e ffic ie n t as a M eans o f Ad­
m in isterin g Ju stic e ,” while S an­
ford G oldner an d Jo h n A. R ey­
nolds will re p resen t C alifornia.

Reynolds and Goldner are both 
Cal­

mvm la H* Ufcivqyaity 

ifornia and have had tw o years’ 
experience in inter-collegiate de­
bates. They left C alifo rn ia J a n ­
u ary 15 and scheduled to retu rn 
F eb ru a ry 8, thei H ast stop being 
a t th e University*

Colorado University, M arquette 
in Milwaukee, P ittsb u rg U niver­
sity, Kansas S tate A gricultural 
College. Sterling College a t S ter­
ling, Kansas, B aylor U niversity, 
and the U niversity o f Texas are 
th e schools they a re scheduled to 
m eet in debate.

This Is the fourth annual east­
tour made by California 

ern 
teams,

All this philosophy goes back to 
a certain day when a practical 
jo k er alm ost dem oralized the J. 
12 class in B. Hall by se ttin g all 
ty p in g machines on stencil. 
the 
For the b enefit of the u ninitiated 
th a t when a 
we should explain 
it 
ty p ew rite r is set on stencil, 
the 
continues to work fine, b u t 
keys leave no marks on the paper. 
As the students stream ed in for 
th e ir aftern o o n laboratory, th e re
was a good 
•bout* grum bling ab out th e m ach­
ines being o u t of order, and mom­
en ts o f silen t prayer. One a f te r 
o ff by 
one, 
th ey w ere tipped 
tim 
some frien d , o r discovered 
d efect b y investigation, and the 
clicking o f keys b ro u g h t 
thing’*
b ark to norm alcy.

this five 

she typed h er entire sto ry before j of the b ureau. The firs t edition
the present 
of 8,000 copies o f 
she discovered 
th a t h er p aper 
rules, has been exhausted, 
and 
was as blank as the average col­
2,000 more copies were ordered 
legian’s m ind. Then she arose, 
to 
p rinted of the sam e edition 
and 
w ent to the next m achine, 
increasing dem and 
satisfy 
repeated th e process. 
In all she 
L e a g u e 
from 
did 
times, and a t last
she was told the why and w here- schools,
fo re by the assignm ent editor. 

“ The final en ro llm en t fo r thq 
been
y ear of 1929 has not yet 
she sm iled sweetly, said 
“ thank ; checked,” Mr. Bedichek said, “ but 
you,” read ju sted the m achine, ami has probably run well over 5,000. 
typed h e r sto ry out ch eerfully, M em bership fees postm arked 
as 
late a*s J a n u a ry 18 are being ac-
and in sh o rt order. 

H aving been thus disillusioned.

Interscholastic

th e 

Don’t look like th at, folks, i f s j copied.” 
 

a fact. 

WEBB SPEAKS THURSDAY
Dr. E rn est € . W ebb, o f 

the 
W esley Bible Chair will deliver 
th e address to the g ra d u ates of 
Austin Ju n io r High School at 
the grad u atin g 
exercises T hurs­
day m orning a t IO o'clock in the 
school auditorium .

JONES TO JOIN

SUMMER FACULTY

P ro fesso r H. S. V. Jones, of 
th e U niversity of Illinois, will be 
the 
on the English faculty 
U niversity during the second sum-
m er term , according to Professor 
deal o f fum bling r . a . Law, He will probably teach
g ra d u ate work of the renaissance 
period.

of 

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“ Few Americans realize 

th at, I
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a i v / a n n r p . u n ^ T i A m a t 
A W A R D E D MEN riON I tu ry , Mexico had a univ ersity and
of
seven graduate colleges, all 
Two problem s com pleted by sen- which were g ran tin g degrees 
in
iors in the d ep artm en t o f ircfii- j law, theology, and divinity equal 
lectu re have been judged by the in value to those g ra n te d by lead-
members o f the facu lty and men 
ing universities of E u ro p e ,” said 
lions were aw arded the following 
P rofessor C. E. C astan ed a in h it 
on the problem . “ A H ydro-Elec­
lectu re on “ College L ife in Mex­
tric S ta tio n ” : Billy Burke, Tem­
ico in th e S ixteenth midi Seven­
ple P hinney, Louis Page, and M. 
teen th C enturies,’* a t SI. .Edw ards 
M. Moseley.
U niversity T uesday n ig h t a t 8 
o'clock.

the New W orld occurred A u g u st 
12* 1686, in one of the m ajor 
colleges in Mexico.

and 

their 

“ S tu d en ts w ere early subjected 
to reg u latio n s as to dress, B*4**# 
!piU(TH| 
q u a rte rs, 
m oney,” Professor Castaneda con­
tinued. 
gold braid, rich embroidery* 
curled w igs. They 
quiet and re 
no stu d en t
money.

“ No student could

r? ISM

“ When Harvard 

founded, the University I

P ro fesso r Jones has ta u g h t a t 
for several su m ­
th e U niversity 
in 
a y ea r 
m ers. H e studied 
F ra n c e an d is one o f the editors 
o f the Jo u rn a l of Germ anic and 
English Philology.

On the problem, 

“ A Chapel 
S creen,” 
first m entions were 
aw arded to Louis Page, Temple 
Phinney, an d Georg® Kneip. Men­
tions were aw arded to N, S. Hay- 
fach, M. M. Moseley, Jim Ham- 
Woad, gnd g illy Burke.

life 

S tu d e n t 

in Mexican uni­
versities an d colleges w as surpris­
to t h a t o f today, 
ingly sim ilar 
P ro fesso r C astaneda pointed o u t 
T he firs t stu d e n t re v o lt against 
ip
academ ie auto cracy re c o rd fd 

sp

N o . 9 8

U. OFT. BILLS 
TURNED DOWN 
BY COM M Iim

U nfavorable R ep o rt to 
Be M ade on F o u r 
M easures

FIFTH CONSIDERED

Pope of C orpus C h risti 
L eads O pposition 
A rg u m e n t

| com m ittee on public lands 

A distinct check was given the 
U niversity 
program 
legislative 
Tuesday night, when the H ouse 
and 
buildings decided to rep o rt u n fa v ­
orably fo u r of the five m ajo r U ni­
versity bills referred to them . The 
th e 
fifth m easure was still in 
hands of a sub-committee, 
and 
probably will be brought up fo r 
discussion in the main com m ittee 
today.

The fo u r bills on which ac tio n 
was taken related to the invest­
m ent o f the U niversity perm an en t 
th e borrow ing of m oney, 
fund, 
and the exemption from tax atio n 
of pledges and obligations o f th e 
U niversity. The bill a p p ro p ria t­
ing money to buy th e C avanaugh 
tra c t of land m et with little d e­
fense, and was voted down.

R epresentative W. E. Pope o f 
Corpus Christi led the opposition, 
basing his argum ent on th e con­
tention 
th a t the bills w ere n o t 
specific enough in some instances. 
The term “ pledges and obligations 
of the U niversity” met w ith con­
siderable criticism , and leaders of 
the opposition said th a t they w ere 
not the proper legal term s.
R ecom m endations of the 

sub­
com m ittee, headed by W. R. M ont­
gom ery o f Edinburg, th a t tw o of 
the bills be reported favorably, 
one be fu rth e r discussed, and th e 
oth er be re-referred to th e com­
m ittee on appropriations, carried 
little w eight, and effo rts to table 
them also m et with no success.

Cox stated th at there was no 
need fo r the purchase of th e Cav­
anaugh tra c t a t the p resent tim e, 
and th a t he did not favor losing 
the in tere st on the state m oney in ­
volved if the land was not going 
to be used in the nc«r fu tu re .

had 

M ontgom ery and Penrose M et- 
cale, the la tte r of San Angelo, a t­
tem pted to defer action u n til the 
authors of the bills 
been 
heard from fu rth e r, but th e a r­
gum ents of the opponents 
th a t 
th ere had been sufficient h earin g 
were sustained in the vote. The 
chairm an o f the com m ittee, J o ­
seph McGill of El Paso, stated a f t ­
e r the vote th a t in his opinion 
the advocates had had am ple n o ­
tice of the meeting, and he f e lt 
the com m itte had not acted un ­
fairly.

One o f the bills, by which U ni­
versity pledges and 
obligations 
would be exem pt from tax atio n , 
passed the Senate T uesday m orn- 
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HOSPITAL LIST

NUMBERS SIXTEEN

S tudents 

S tudents on th e hospital 

lis t 
Tuesday num bered 16, according 
to the U niversity Health Service.
In firm a ry 
in Seton 
a re : F red M eredith, Lydia R us­
sell, Dan B ruhl, Edwin M eCarrolf, 
R obert D arden, K athryn H orn, an d 
Lucille Struve.

In St. David’s Hospital 

a re : 
Calvin Gulley, G. B arton, M arth a 
Ingersoll, M ary Jones, 
J u a n ita 
B atchelor, Weldon B rew ster, M ary 
Jo Todd, Melba 
Johnson, and 
A thene Posey.

 D A I L Y T E X A FI

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 192$.

New Books In 
The Library

HANDBALL MEET 

NEARING FINALS

M ODERN N O A H ’ A W A IT S FL O O D

doubles 

aftern o o n when 

handball 
Intram u ral 
tow ard com pletion lf 
took a step 
yesterday 
the j 
fo u rth round of the to u rn am en t j 
wa* played. The match©.* wore j [ 
well played, b u t none were d o se 
enough to leave any doubt of th e ir 
possible outcome.

J o n e s’and Jo ltz. laws, defeated J 

\

Haze he and Eby, B B . A .’a, 21-10;
21-4. The Rusk L iterary Society, 
stepping beyond the realm s of a r ­
gum entation and o rato ry was a- 
w arded a decision over the L ittle 
Campus “A” team when the dor­
m itory boys failed to p u t in th eir 
appearance. B rad t and Williams,
Delta Tau D elta, came 
with a win over Fisher and Sulli­
van, Kappa Big’*, 21-7; 21-11, 
Scanlon and W agoner, Delta Sig’s, 
whipped Well* and Woods, Sig­
ma Alpha F.psilon, 21-12; 21-18.
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BILLS FAIL TO PASS 
HOUSE COMMITTEE

through j 

(C ontinued From P age I )

ing w ithout a d issen tin g 
vote, 
and was re ferred to the com m it­
tee on revenue and tax ation when 
Introduced in th e House shortly 
afterw ards.

William Greenwood 

(inset) 
o f Olympia, W ashington, has
co nstructed this stran g e vessel 
devas-
in preparation for the 

to tin g w aters th a t he says are 
to pour over the P acific coast 
n e x t year because of the sin­
fulness of the world. •

U.F

FACULTY MEMBERS PUBLISH 
16 SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES

on 

Du ring the past year, members , cox. now 

the press will be 
o f the fa cu lty of th** d ep artm en t) found an article w rite tn by Dr. 
of botany and bacteriology of the! J . T. Bucfehols, p ro fe sso r o f bot-
University have had published 
I nearly a score of articles, bulle­
tin* and discourses on scientific 
.subject*; relatin g to th e ir p articu ­
lar field of work.

any, while In th e n ex t Issue of I 
Generic* will ap p e ar a n o th e r re ­
p o rt on which he co llaborated with 
A. F. Blakeslee.

 ........ 

Dr. 1. M. Lewis, professor of 
is the 
botany and bacteriology, 
au th o r of five d iffe re n t articles 
and rep o rts accepted by the edi­
to rs o f scientific jo u rn als, The 
in which his articles
m agazines 
t o | ttp " gred a re the j o u rn a l of the 

An open h earin g on the bill re­
gard in g control o f U niversity land 
lease sales, wag held before m em ­
bers o f the Board of Regents and 
P resident IL Y. Benedict T ues­
day aftern o o n , b u t a f te r nearly 
two hours of argum ent, the sub-
com m ittee in charge decided 
withhold th e ir re p o rt an o th er day. J A fn erk an W a te r W orks Assoria
R epresentative Coke R. Stephen­
son o f Junction was fram in g 
a 
new su b stitu te bill 
late Tuesday 
hoped would 
he 
night, which 
overcome the objection* h ith erto 
raised against giving th e control 
back 
land com m issioner. 
The proposal th a t th e control be 
given to a board o f two Regents 
and 
land com m issioner met 
with approval from the sub-com ­
m ittee Tuesday aftern o o n , b u t 
seemed doomed to failu re, as the 
new substitute* made no provis­
ion of th a t n atu re .

Dr. F red erick M cA llister, p ro­
fessor of botany, w rote an article 
for the bulletin of the T orrey B ot­
anical (Tub, which appeared in the 
F eb ru ary issue o f 1928.

fu r 
B akteriologie and th*- Jo u rn al of 
B asteriology.

in the Proceedings of the In te r­
n atio n al Congress o f P la n t Scion

C en tra lb la tt 

Science,

th e 

the 

to 

 

Dr. B. C. T h arp ha* w ritten 
two scientific articles on v eg eta­
th e C ar­
tion which ap p ear 
negie Institu tio n Y ear Book. On ! 
one of th e articles he collaborated 
w. h F. E. Clem ents.

in 

('. B. Williams, associate p ro ­
the au ­
fesso r o f bacteriology. is 
th o r of th ree article*, tw o ap p ear­
ing in th e Jo u rn al o f Imm unology, 
the th ird in the J o u rn a l o f Bac-

W E P A Y C A S H
And are anxious to Buy u-ied Furniture 
Phone 2 -2 2 2 3 
G regory S to v e and F u rn itu re 
C om pany

We will R»r>fi a man right

out.

21« East 6 th St.

teleology. On the la tte r, fee was
aided by Miss Marie B. M orrow, 
in s tru c to r in botany an d b a c te r­
iology.

A nton H. Berkman, now with 
the U n iv ersity College o f Mines 
a t El Paso, contributed an a rtic le 
to soil science last F e b ru a ry .

Miss R o b erta Mohling M a was 
the c o n trib u to r of an a r r i d e 
to 
th e A m erican Jo u rn al o f B otany, 
and Miss F ran ces Marion G. K en­
yon has had an article accepted 
for publication in the B u lletin of 
th e T o rre y Botanical Club.

MONTGOMERY W ARD 
EMPLOYS 6 STUDES

Sac U n iversity students 

have 
secured p art-tim e positions w ith 
M ontgom ery W ard and C om pany, 
which has re cen tly established 
a 
branch sto re in Austin.

“ It is m y inten tio n ,” says Mr. 
Jay, m an ag er of the store, 
“ to 
give em ploym ent to as m any U ni­
versity stu d en ts as possible. T h ere 
are 25 applications from stu d en ts 
in ray office now.”

NO NEWSPAPERS A RE

its 
th is week, w ith 12,000 
opening 
visitors atten d in g . The windows
ADDED BY LIBRARY! of the new sto re were decorated

M ontgom ery W ard 

held 

“ B ecause of lack of space, no 
additions to the reg u lar files have 
been m ade to the new spaper col­
lection o f the library th is y e a r,” 
E. G. D abney, supervisor o f the 
collection, has announced.

A i th e beginning of la s t year, 
th e follow ing files were ad d ed : 
Daily Com m ercial, 
C in cin n ati 
1849-1894; Cincinnati D aily 
In-J 
q u irer, 1846-47; C incinnati Daily 
G azette, 1829-76.

E X A M
S U P P L I E S
T v e r y t h in g a t
TEXAS BOOK STORE

with U niversity colors.

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The Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Aulick 
a t th e ir

ill w ith influenza 

are 
home.

B lu e Sh adow s

from
Earl Carrol Vanities

and

‘Don’t Be Like That”
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by
Seger Ellis

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their roo m s as early as possible to secure choice places.

If you have any vacancies, take advantage o f the rates 

in the Classified Section of T he D aily Texan, the medium 

that reaches all students:

By BEN DAVE ALLEN

T h at pigs were mules 

J. B. P ra tt, T he Pilgrim age of 

A classified list o f new books 
received at the M ain L ib rary since 
C hristm as has been p rep ared by
th e librarians. T h e ad d itio n s are 
as follow s:

P h ilo so p h y
E. S. Briffhtm an, A Philosophy 

o f Ideals, 1928.

C la ssific a tio n
A. Adler, U n d erstan d in g Hum an 

N atu re, 1927.

L ogie an d E th ics
B. B. Bogoslovsky, The Techni­

que of C ontroversy, 1928.

P. H. O degard, P ressu re Politics, 

2 928

R. S. Cavan, Suicide, 1928.

R e lig io n
R. W. Sellers, R eligion Coming of 

Age, 1928.

Buddhism, 1928.

A, V. W. Jackson, Z oroastrian 

SiudieH, 1928.

S o c io lo g y 

J. II. S. Bossa rd, 

Problem s of 

Social W ell-being, 3 927.

Pitirim Sorokin, C o ntem porary So­

ciological T heories, 1928.

F. K. Ltunley, M eans o f Social 

C ontrol, 1923.

E. A. Ko**, S tan d in g Room Only, 
3 927.

P o litic a l S c ie n c e , G o v ern m en t
Kung Chuan Hsiao, P olitical P lur­

alism , 1927.

R. G. G ettell, H isto ry o f Am eri­

can Thought, 1928.

R. II. M urray, Th© P olitical Con­
sequences o f th e R eform ation, 
192*.

Z. Chafe®, T he In q u irin g Mind, 

1928.

C. E. M erriam and L. O veracker, 

P rim ary E lections, 1928.

E. F reu n d , A dm in istrativ e Powers
a n d P ro p erty , 

Over P ersons 
1928.

E c o n o m ics
lf. G. Hayes*, O u r Economic Sys­

tem , 1928, v. 1-2.

N. W. Senior, In d u stria l E ffic ­
Social Economy,

and 

iency 
3 928.

H. Bilgram, T h e R em edy fo r Over- 
Unem ploy­

fend 

P roduction 
m ent, 1928.

G. M. Price, l*abor P ro tectio n in 

Soviet Russia, 1928.

E. Dane, W ages an d L abor Costa, 

1927.

Pooling W heat In C anada, 1927, 
IL A. H aring, C orporations Do­
ing Business in O th er S tates, 
1927.

H. D. Wolf, T he R ailroad L abor 

Board, 1927.

R. P. Teele, T he Economics of 
Land R eclam ation in the U. S.,
1 9 2 7 .

Law

J. M. Spaight, 

P seu d o -security,

1928.

J. Donaldson, In te rn a tio n a l Eco­

nomic R elations, 1928.

A. P. Higgins, S tudies in In te r­
national Law and Relations,
1928.

B. M. & C. G. H aines, C onstitu­

tion of the U. S.

J, M. Ken w orthy an d G. Young, 

Freedom of the Seas.

In su r a n c e 
F. W. Doremua, W hat to Know 
Insurance, 

About Autom obile 
1928.

E d u ca tio n

lf. H artshorn 

an d M. A. May, 
Studies in the N atu re of C har­
acter, 1928.

C u stom s
E. R, Groves, The M arriage C ri­

sis, 1928,

F. A., The Ladies P ocket Book 

of E tiquette, 1928.
B io lo g y
C. A. Ellwood, C u ltu ral E volution,

R. B. Dixon. The Building of Cul­

F. M. East, H ered ity an d Hum an 

tures, 1928,

A ffairs, 1927.

B o ta n y
E. D. Rrhulz, T exas Wild Flow­

ers, 1928.

A er o n a u tics
I. A. W ingfield and R. B. Starke*, 
to A ir­

in R elation 

The Law 
craft, 1928.

Home E co n o m ics 
E. G. Halliday and I. T. Noble. 
Hows and W hys to f Cooking,
1928.

Vocal Music 
N. I. W hite, A m erican Negro 

*

Folk-songs, 1928.

P lay W ritin g
A. E. Straws, P iayw riting fo r P ro ­

fit, 1928.

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BULL
BELLOWS

B r ALEX M URPHREE

TH O U G H T FOR TO DA Y

TUE STRONA, silent type of 
is strong because natu re
person 
was kind to him in th a t respect, 
and silent because nature did not 
supply him with a thinking appa­
ratus.

— William F ilers, Jr.

TH E D U T IF U L CO-ED

Mary, ’tis true 

And th a t I know

Because professor 
Told me so.

And if be said 

I'd know it so 

The little jewels.

And if he’d ask

W hen black wa* white 

I’d grin a t him 

And wouldn’t bite.

F o r if he said

T h at red was blue 

I’d know th at he 
Could prove it

too.

Berat!*® he is 

A clever man 

I im itate him 

When I can.

And so I hope*

My brains will grow 

'Till all the students 

Love me so.

ID LIN G ALO NG 
W IT H E IL E R S

The vision o f a Phi Beta Kappa 
key usually obscures from the h or­
life 
izon of a stu d en t’* college 
m any o th er things which m ay in 
the 
long run be more worth 
while. F o r such a key doe* not 
necessarily unlock the door of op­
the 
p o rtunity which leads 
mansion of happiness.

into 

The roughneck who attem p ts to
conceal a lovable n atu re behind a 
hard-boiled e x terio r usually suc­
ceeds in building up a reputation 
fo r being vulgar and coarse.

Lynching in the southern states 
may decrease a* a resu lt of the 
passing of the persons who read
movie titles aloud. Like the Am 
ericArt buffalo, advancing civil! 
the 
zation has wiped 
face of the earth.

them oft 

Bunk is org a n izin g ai co u g h ­
in g m arthon to be held in any 
U n iv ersity classroom a n y tim e 
h e |« t t th ere in tim e. The p ro ­
fesso r w ill he th e ju d ge; 
the 
prize, a crep e-d e-ch in e hanky, 
and sn ee zin g w ill be a p erson al 
fou l.

W A N D E R IN G W ITH W A T K IN S

now 1,900,000,900. Adam 

The population of the world is 
and
at
this news. They started a snow 
ball which since has come to as 
som e m ountainous 
proportions 
(Excuse un, Mr. Brisbane, we did 
not mean to steal your act.)

“ Bible’s Successor Selected, 
if

startles a headline. W onder 
they know this in Arkansas.

“ Denies Rumors as New Frog 
Coach," inform s th*? F o rt W orth 
Press. Who wouldn’t?

J. ( W atkins.

What Do tou 
Know About—

By J. C. WATKINS

1.
2.
3.
4,

Governor owtted? 
Am erican killed? 
Chicago raid*? 
Auto accident*?

old

a quaint 

lieu tenant-governor 

Im peachm ent—
Oklahoma custom.
. Proving th a t the only way to 
he governor in Oklahoma is topnm
Jff. J.
fo r 
U iloway y esterday stepped into 
the shoes o f H enry S. Johnston, 
who was suspended from office 
following acceptance of impeach­
ment charges by the state senate.
D eclaring th a t he will tied; resist 

suspension, Johnston said:

“ In deference to the will 

of 
th e people, I will not oppose the 
defacto governm ent set up 
by 
the senate's vote. The people are 
entitled to an orderly governm ent. 
W hatever I do, I -hall n o t a t ­
tem pt to set up a dual govern­
m ent. I will pursue this course in 
conform ity w ith w hat I confider 
to be patriotism . Any acts of the 
del actor governm ent, with W. J. 
Holloway ad* its acting head, will 
be legal.”'

Now it’* the Wahabis.
H enry B ilkett of the Am erican 
mission in Irak was shot by W ah­
abi tribesm en when he blundered 
into an am bush. Bilkett was with 
a party of travelers on th e Irak 
frontier.

A m em ber o f th e p a rty who 
a t­
escaped declared 
tackers 
one 
hundred, b u t were so well con­
cealed 
th e desert ne rub th at 
none of them were visible.

th a t the 
about 

num bered 

irs 

The W ahabi trib e of religious 
fanatics 
in re cen t months have 
been causing some trouble in the 
n o rth ern p a rt of the Nejd, making 
the 
raids on T ran sjo rd an ia 
w est and Irak 
to the no rth east.! 
Tho W ahabis have always been 
noted fo r th eir fierceness. (Yes,
I know b u t this space has to be j 
filled and you know how it is dur- j 
lug dead week.)

to 

| headquarter* over th** week-end, 
and y esterday th e raiding squads 
.w ere ordered to halt the drive so 
th a t th e 3,400 prisoners might 
I be questioned, photographed, and 

finger-printed.

i t 

in vain, 

Y esterd ay m orning, 

is r e ­
ported, a stream of lawyers began 
to pour into th e crim inal courts 
_ with p etitio n s fo r habeas corpus. 
however, m 
! It was 
police intend to hold all suspects 
until invest ga lion* are completed. 
P o lk a hope to find the solution 
of m any unsolved crimea through 
’ the racketeer*, thugs, and hood­
lum.- taken into custody. Already 
many suspects have been named 
in connection with 
sensational 
m urders o f the pant, it is -aid.

in Texas over 

Bad n#ws for pedestrians — 
auiomohik? accident* took a toll 
o f 11 l i e n 
the 
week end and a score or more 
perron* were injured, according to 
In on* accident Dr.
all report*. 
E . A. W hite, professor of physics 
a i B aylor University, 
lousy injured when struck 
car.

.Statistic*:
Helen WUU will be m arried in 

1330.

was Kcr- Well, 

by a -,-en so much gold and he 

Little Whiffy had never
just
j couldn’t think of any way to g et
it back to WaUachia, try as he
might. You .nee he had thought
and
there w asn’t an o th er th o u g h t left 
ai the old thought basket.

J out a way to kill the ogre 

IIM 

Since her divorce, Gilda Gray 
,»*ys rise feels “ like a bird in the 
springtime.**

j i t t e r dealing 
bridge gam e,

if you 

13 hearts in 

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CZECH PAPER TELLS 

A g irl iii Philadelphia fainted 
a 

But all a t once he did have an 
idea, proving th a t 
think 
long enough you’ll have a thought. 
Why not scoot it dow n on the gla­
cier? You see rig h t by the ogre’s 
castle th ere wa* a glacier and it 
was all made up o f nice slick ice 
you
that you could slide on if 
OF EXTENSION W O R K l ^ V ^ Z 7 Z * \ t ’ti*
J little Finlander* w anted to slide
EaeUfitria'a work at the Univer­
and they wer e sliding ail around.
sity is the su b ject of an article 
A fter chasing the little F inland­
j or ofitly p rin ted in a C zech o slo ­
ers off the glacier, he gave a great 
vakian publication which is read 
big shove. You never m w such 
th ro u g h o u t C entral Europe. Th© 
shove, and got the gold started 
a e th o n Dr. Edna rd Micek, Instruc­
down 
and then he 
t o r in (h m u m ic language- a t the
climbed on top ami away he went 
U riv ers$ jr, b m made a study of on 
the 
top of hi* gold. And 
fa e x t e r n s tonger the hill grew, and it was a 
m ethods employed 
work in leading colleges and ani* j aor! of a m ountain so 
it was 
vee 
« tv long, the fa ste r the gold 
ra tio n al review published rn tfe* i slid au d when he reached the hot- 
-Klovakian Jo u rn al m m - tom which wm somewhere in Bus- 
of this study. Isla he ju s t kepi on going because 
o f the momentum he had gained, 
although there wasn’t any more 
glarier. The friction had heated 
the lee until it had melted.
(T o Sh C ontinued.)

Jo e Moore, chief
remitf Bureau o f Vin- 
I* mentioned as 
the

* o f A rn e tt 

ut A m. od- 

the glacier 

OE

- rn

?#

Chicago’s joy jo in ts yielded 

a
fru itfu l rew ard to tho boys from j Eve should swell with pride 

HOW L IT T L E W H IF F E N P O U 
P E L W ON T H E FA IR 
P R IN C E SS

1927.

SYNOPSIS—

Little Whiffy a f te r being un ­
successful in g ettin g the idol's 
gold, try* the ogre in Finland 
in killing and 
and succeed* 
start* devising a m eans fo r g et­
tin g the gold of WaUachia so 
he can m arry the princess.

C hapter VII.- 
th* Gold.

•L ittle W h iffy G ets

Life, 1928.

P h y s io lo g y 
J. J. R. Macleod, T he F uel of 

coln, v, 1-2.

L itera tu re
N. F o erster, A m erican Criticism , 

1928.

A. C. H enderson, The Turquoise 
T rail, An Anthology of New 
Mexico P o etry , 1928.

G. W. Drcrirach, S ta r dust 

and 

R, Frost, W est-running Brook, 

Stone, 1928.

1928.

A. M. H u n tington, The Lace 

Maker.-: o f Segovia, 1928.

C harles H. Cooley, Life and the 

S tudent, 1927.

Max Beerbohm, V ariety of Things, 

Jack Bethea, C otton, 

a Novel, 

C otton

Philip Gibbs, Age of Reason, 1928.
E. C. McCants, Wfeite Oak F arm , 

Claud McKay, Home to Harlem , 

1928.

1928.

1928.

1928.

IL W* Odum, Rainbow Round My 

Shoulder, 1928.

Anne P arrish, All Kneeling, 1928.
L. Price, W inged Sandal*, 1928.
Ross Santee, Cowboy, 1928.
Edith W harton, The Children, 

3928,

A. Ham ilton Giggs, H arness, 

a 

Novel, 1928.

B iograp h y
John D rinkw ater, C harles Jam es 

Fox, 1928.

H. Ii. Asquith, M em ories and Re­

flections, 1928, v. 1-2.

Louis B ertran d , Louis XIV, 1928.
and 
S. Buxhoeveden, The Life 
T ragedy o f A lexander Feodoro- 
vna Em press o f Russia, 1928.

E. L. Dean, Dolly Madison, 
N atio n ’s H ostess, 1928.

the 

A. J . Beveridge, A braham L in­

H isto ry
Richard H alliburton, The Glorious 

A dventure, 1927.

Hwuy G ag, A C hinam an’s Opinion 
of Us and o f His Own Peoole. 
192 7.

E u ro p e: A H istory of Ten Years, 

1928.

W ingfieki-St ra t ford, The H istory 

o r Brit Ch C ivilization.

ii. F. McNair, C hina’s In tern atio n ­
al R elations and O ther Essays, 
1926.

V. Sheean, Tho New Persia, 1927.
J. Stoyanovsky, T he M andate fo r 

P alestine, 1928.

 W e d n e s d a y , j a n u a r y m , 1 9 2 9 . 

-

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

NOW AT MAJESTIC

(JCI LII

R U B Y C. L E W I S
S o c i e t y E ditor 
T e l e p h o n e 9 1 3 5

Morgan-Coopwood Rites Solemnized 
Lockhart
Saturday Evening at 6 

m en.

Em m anuel Episcopal C hurch of beth Jordan, bridesm aids.

Dr. Overton o f Dallas served 
the groom as best man and Dr. C. 
J. P aternostro, C arroll Coopwood, 
Sam Taylor and Gershom Rosen- 
and grooms­
vaster were ushers 

Mrs. Morgan is a g ra d u ate of 
having received
th e U niversity, 
h er bachelor o f a rts d egree 
in 
1927. She is a m em ber o f K appa
Alpha Theta sorority.

Dr. Morgan received his bache­
lor of arts degree a t B aylor Uni­
versity and later g rad u ated from 
Baylor Medical School a t Dallas.

TH E A TE R S

W I T H C . B .

“ T H E B A R K E L L ” “ Not good 
not bad,” say I. “ Good!” says 
sverybody else. And so 
it’s 
‘Good.” Yes, a t the Queen.

“ B R O T H E R L Y L O V E . ” A 
Karl Dane-George K. A rth u r 
to-do, said 
to be really good 
Jus time. Also Jean A rthur, 
At the M ajestic.

“ F O U R S O N S . ” Three good 
:hings: C harles Morton, M ar­
garet M ann, and the river m ist 
scene. N o t epic. A t the H an­
cock.

“ T H E W I F E S R E L A ­
T IO N S .” Chiefly Shirley Ma­
son, but also Ben Turpin e t a1. 
Laughter sketch. And 
such. 
At the C rescent.

F L A M E . ” 
“ T H E M A G I C 
Ronald Colm an in 
a double 
role, Vilma Banky opposite. 
Listen my children and you 
ihall bear— A t th e Texas.

* 

CHARLES MORTON 
IN HANCOCK FILM

as Jo h an n 

If you like Charlie F arrell and 
if you like Buddy Rogers— in 
fact, if you 
your heroes 
like 
sweet and unsophisticated, go to 
the Hancock and see Charles Mor- 
in “ F our Sons.”
His charm is distinctly d iffe re n t 
chest- 
from the hot, 
h as 
heaving type o f lover who 
a 
been in vogue lately. His is 
fresh boyish qu ality which is ap ­
pealing in its simplicity. P erso n ­
ally, I like him and w ant all of 
you to give him a big hand and 
a 
pray th a t he won’t be cast as 
“ Fazil.”

bothered, 

M argaret M ann as the m other 
is, of course, th e m ajor a ttra ctio n 
in this film . H er acting is 
as­
tonishingly sm ooth and quiet fo r 
ML a first perform ance on the screen. 
a lot of these leaping, grinning, 
gesticulating stag e stars now com ­
a 
ing on the screen could learn 
great deal from. her. At all tim es 
her poise and quiet dram atic in ­
terp retatio n 
sustained. 
She rem inds 
W histler’s M other— and needless 
I to say, the producers did not lose 
the chance to pose her sim ilarly.

one strongly 

is well 

of

One point of dislike— I d id n ’t 
care for F ra n c is X. Bushman and 
Charles M eeker. Bushman never 
seemed quite able to subordinate 
himself to his role— always 
he 
rem em bered 
th a t he was A
BUSHMAN! And Charles Meek­
er, well, I ju s t didn’t care 
fo r 
hi3 type— you may. He handled 
his p art very com petently. Jam es 
Hall as the son who w ent to Am ­
a 
erica and found happiness in 
delicatessen shop is up to his usual 
standard.

A poignant tale ra th e r over­

sentim entalized 

drawn and 
and 
excellent ch aracterizatio n combine 
in a very good picture. A t least, 
it has won th e approval of critics 
all over 
country— so, you 
might as well see it.— B. D.

the 

THE BARKER’ IS 

A HIT AT QUEEN

Everybody seem s to like “ The 

B arker” a t th e Queen.

§ they have alm ost attained 

Life and realism is som ething 
which all o f us s6ek. The m akers 
Of motion pictu res, being m erely 
hum an, have been 
to 
striving 
th e 
Show life as it is ever since 
inception o f th e industry. A t tim es 
p e r­
fection in th e ir portrayal of the 
are 
they 
conditions o f life as 
found in c e rtain sections of 
the 
country o r am ong a certain class. 
In “ The B ark er,” which is play­
th e 
in g a t the Queen ail week, 
Producers have a t last turned out 
a picture which te a rs aw ay all th e 
glam our from carnival life, 
and 
shows it in all its ugliness, sor­
row, and h atre d , though it isn’t a 
tragic picture.

Milton Sills as the “ b ark er” is 
about as p erfec t as one could d e­
sire. 
of 
In fa c t every m em ber 
the cast is as good as one could 
want. B etty Compson, as the lit­
tle Hawaiian dancer, is the firs t 
person we ev er saw do th a t dance 
th at didn’t g e t vulgar 
some 
act. D orothy 
time during 
Mackaill and Douglas F airbanks, 
Jr., com plete the cast 
th e 
picture.— R. M. C.

the 

fo r 

a t 

DANE-ARTHURAT 
MAJESTIC NOW

It is with some hesitation th a t 
I herald a pictu re called “ B ro th ­
erly Love,” which 
is the la te st 
comedy special co-starring those 
two u tte r idiots Karl Dane and 
George K. A rth u r, earning to the 
Majestic today. Because the title 
is not d istin ctly one fo r comedy, 
I think, and should not be used 
fo r such. R ath er, it ought to be 
reserved for some splendid film 
“ Beau 
on the g en eral theme of 
sic,” w ouldn’t you think? On 
the co n trary , perhaps, it is such 
a perfect title for a real and ser­
ious, posi&ly tragic, work 
on 
ro ck a them e that it should not 
be used for that purpose for just 
th at 

perfostioa.

D R E S E N T 1N G , again, o ur screen favorite fo r girlish sweetness— 
Miss Jean A rthur, who lends her charm s to “ BROTHERLY
I t ’s a Karl Dane-George K. A rth u r

LOV E,” now at the M ajestic, 
opus with laughs.

in 

then 

can be little doubt th a t “ B ro th e r-1, as th e a te r to day and tom orrow in 
ly Love” will not fit the present J “ The Magic F lam e,” Mr. Colman 
opus of the Messrs. Dane and Ar- making his bow as portray er of 
this picture. A 
th u r, the yarn being a hilarious dual roles 
one of happenings as they could j prince and a pau per are a f te r the
not possibly occur in and about 
lady’s hand, but th at isn’t all the 
prison farm s where football is the 
prince is th in k in g of. The pau ­
m a jo r pastim e. You aren ’t asked 
per is a clown, accustomed 
to 
to im agine th at, all you are asked 
acting, so when the prince kicks 
to do is laugh and 
laugh 
the bucket it’s up to him to play 
some more if you’re able w ithout 
cracking a rib. F o r they tell me 
the prince in o rd e r to conceal the 
fu nny 
th a t “ B rotherly Love” is 
prince’s d eath . Accordingly th e 
w ithout any stu tte rin g when they 
lady can ’t stand the sight of him 
said it. And I do not h esitate in 
because she th inks he’s the prince. 
passing the word on to you.
comes 
Search me fo r how it all 
out. 
I’d give up in u tte r despair 
and s ta rt w ritin g poetry if I w ere 
as 
him. 
and 
tragically. L et’s all go see 
th a t 
fo rg ettin g 
hope so. N ot 
th ere’s ad ap ted music a t the T ex ­
as. Good s tu ff.— C. B.

It probably ends ju s t 

F irst N ational

VITAPHONE 

Production

in 

N o r do I hesitate 

recom ­
to your kindest a tte n ­
m ending 
tion one Miss Jean A rth u r 
(no 
kin o f George K.. please) who 
fu rn ish es the fem inine appeal fo r 
this film . She’s got it, m eaning 
she’s g o t w hat it takes, b u t don’t 
ask me w hat th a t is. Good things 
indefinable, 
are 
a re n ’t 
is a 
hers 
sw eet charm which is u tte rly en ­
ch an tin g in its beauty. And she 
puts into her acting th a t essen­
tial w arm th of 
ch aracterization 
which makes a p art seem to live 
a n d ‘breathe on the screen Oh, 
well, panegyrics and panegyrics. 
I’m fo r her.

’m ost always 
they? Well, 

And so you m ight as well put 
go 
on your laughing togs and 
down to the M ajestic prepared to 
te a r up a row or so of seats.

— C. B.

* MAGIC F L A M E 
N O W A T T E X A S

J Ronald Colman 
a n d Vilma 
| B anky are on display a t the Tex-

W i l l IA H FO X

Lockhart was the scene of a wed 
ding S atu rd ay evening a t 6 o’clock 
when Mass Frances Minerva Coop- 
wood, d a u g h te r of Judge and Mrs. 
E. B. Coopwood, became the bride 
of De. W illiams Palmer M organ, 
with the Rt. Rev. Bishop \V. T. 
Capers o f San Antonio reading 
the ritu al, assisted by the Rev. 
Williams C apers.

The b rid e ’s attendants included 
her cousin, Miss Russell Flowers, 
as maid o f honor; Mrs. W ynne 
Pierce o f O range, m atron of hon­
or, w ith Misses Emily Long of 
Austin, Kxabelle Sublette of San 
Benito, J u lia Coopwood and Eliza-

T o d a y 

T o m o r r o w

THE TEXAS
TH E MAGIC 
FLAME
W it h
RONALD COLMAN 
VILMA BANKY
T h e S c r e e n ’* G r e a t e s t 
L o v e r s a t T h eir B e s t 

C O M E D Y 

— 

N E W S

Miss Evelyn 
A t Presbyterian Church Saturday

LammeWeds E.W.

Miss Evelyn Lam m e became the 
bride of E d g |r W illiam Teich S at­
urday evening a t the F irst P res­
byterian Church of A ustin, with 
the Rev. G. C ravens of San An­
tonio officiating. 
The ring cer­
emony was used. T he bride and 
groom were both fo rm e r students 
of the University.

The brides a tte n d a n ts included 
Miss Bess B uchanan as maid of 
honor, Little Miss V irginia Jo r­
dan as Howes girl, and Miss Irene. 
W h itm an . 
en­
P reced in g 
tran ce of the w edding party, Miss 
Dorothy Sandlin san g 
“ I Love 
You T ruly” accom panied by Miss 
B ertha Hawkins a t the piano.

the 

the a lta r by the bridgegroom and 
the best man, Charles W arren of 
Houston.

cerem ony, 

Following the 

the 
relatives and close frie n d s of the 
couple were guests a t a reception 
a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bil­
lian, an a u n t and uncle of 
the 
bride.

The bride is the d au g h ter of 
Mr. and Mrs. I). TT U m m e , and 
the bridegroom is th e son of Mr. 
and Mrs. A. R. Teich

Mr. and Mrs. Teich le ft a fte r 
the reception on an extended trip 
to C alifornia, Utah, and Colorado;
a f te r which they will be a t home 

The bride, who en tered with her j *n A ustin, 

fa th e r, D. T. U m m e , was m et at i

M A S T E R S O N - C A R D W E L L 
M A R R I A G E A N N O U N C E D

the m arriag e 

Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Cardwell a n ­
of their 
nounce 
daughter, Floyd Je a n Norwood, 
to J. D. M asterson, Thursday, De­
cem ber 13, 1928, 
a t Oklahoma 
City. Mrs. M asterson was a fo r­
th e University, 
m er student o f 
and a member of th e Zeta Tau 
Alpha sorority.

Mr. and Mrs. M asterson are re ­

siding in iAdias.

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Come e arly fo r coaching by fo rm er In ­
s tr u c to r of S panish D epartm ent of U n i­
v e rsity , R ing 8962.

WANTED

W A N TED —M an o r woman mlMVrr 

tm 
accident insurance. Good pay for spars 
time* Give residence and phone num ber 
for conference. Mr. Huddleston, P . O 
Box 735, city.

W A N T E D : Agent*, part or alt tim e, 

to 
scil K ria*-K> o*.s Raser S tro p p ed Collect 
your comm isabm on every Kale, Ring 7962.

H IG H E ST CASH PRICES PAID fo r mo 
sboea., A 
SCH W A RT*. 417 E«*t (db, Phone «7«*

ond-hand 

clothing 

and 

TYPING

HAVE y o u r se m este r repot th, 

th em es, 
n o tes, e tc. tyr>ed by a U n iv e rsity ex ­
ty p is t. C heapest ra te s . Dial 

perienced 
7819 fo r CALLIHAN .

W O O D

BOARD

COAL AND WOOD— B est G ra d e* "Q u irk 
S ervice. U niversity Coal and Wood 

Co.. 60* San Marco*. 

P hone 7741.

MRS. J . A. PATTERSON announce* th a t 
she has m oved to 1811 Colorado and 

will se rv e m eals, three for $24.5*.

FOR RENT— A ttra c tiv e q u iet room. U ni­

v e rsity neighborhood. 

Phone 71*6.

LOOK— T here will be a vacancy fo r one 
in p riv a te hom e a t 1907

qu iet boy 
Rio Grande.

APPRO VED HOUSE for girls. B oard if 
desired. M odern conveniences. Block 
cam pus, Mrs. W. W . 

and half from 
B anks, 2617 U n iv e rsity . Phone 8272.

D R E SSM A K IN G

FIR ST CLASS <!r— . m aking, W ork t s a r - 
anteed. Do all kinds of tailored work 
and alteration*. D inner evening d resses
a specialty. P h o n e 22938.

WE MA KTC SPR IN G COATS and Dresses 
Also do alterations, H em stitching and 
Ideating. Eureka Ladies Shop. 2408 Guad­
alupe. Phone 6253.

W E MEND silk 

h em stitching, 
pleating, b u tto n s, rhinestone*, gold and 
silver clips. Mabel G snnsw av, 716 Con­
gree*. Phone 83*2. O ver Beacon’*

hose, 

LOST A N D F O U N D

LOST. 

Black S h a e ffe r 

fo untain pen.
Nam e in dim gold le tte rs . Reward if 
returned to Gene R oss, W om an’s B uild­
ing.

LOST Small brown Fox fu r neck piece.
in U niversity neighbor­
F inder phone Mil­

I***! from c ar 

hood Saturday night. 
ler a t 6381 for rew ard.

LOST—On Speedway, dark striped gray 
vest with B. HL S. ’29 Pin and Honor 
Society Emblem. Also Hoffie* Octagonal 
Green-Gold W rist W atch. 
Finder please 
call 2-2*22 or rot urn to H irsh Drug. Re­
ward.

ROOMS FO R RENT

FOR BOYS--Room 

home.
Steeping porch. P rivate entrance. N ear 
University. Sec a fte r 6:30 p. rn. or Sun­
day. 712 West 21st St.

private 

in 

STUD EN T lie ires boy 

Room has east exposure, priv ate 

trance. 
shower. G arage. Phone 8725.

Nicely 

to 

share 

room.
e n ­
furnished. Bath w ith 

FOR RENT A ttra c tiv e room s n e ar carn­
ie:*, su itab le fo r women stu d e n ts d e ­
I 

P hone 22934 betw een 

sirin g quiet. 
and 2 o'clock daily.

ON E ROOM In new priv ate home. 

two quiet, studious young men. M ust 
be seen to be appreciated. 1009 W. 22 1-2.

for j 

FOR RENT -On Feb. Is l J will have two 
down­

vacancies for one 

large 

room 

stairs. 2310 Rio Grande. Phone 9563.

ROOMS FOR MEN Meal* 

1907 Nueces. Phone 226*2.

if 

desired.

FOR BOYS -Single and Double Room*./
b o u w N orth of Campus. 

F irst 

2407

University Avenue. Phone 5271,

Porch 

LARGE Southeast Room with 

sleeping 
south at 
for men. one block 
campo*. 1911 U niversity Ave., Telephone 
9012.

TWO A T T R A C T I V E Rooms 

in a nice 

home. AH modern conveniences Hot o r * 
Chid running w ater, ga* heat. Sleeping f* 
porches, also g arage. Dial 4539, 

1816

Congress Ave.

ROOM FOR R E N T — For 

F ro n t 
room in private home. AH modern con­

boy*. 

veniences, 2*08 W ichita St.

ROOMS KOR BOYS—2004 U niversity Ave- 
i ut*. Three doors from campus. Rea­

sonable rent. Phone 8166.

modern convenience*. 

VACANCY in p riv ate home. Feb. 1st. All 
sleeping 
porch. H ot w ater a t all times. 806 W.
23rd S t

L arge 

H A V E TWO connecting 

th in g new. A djoining bath. 

every­
Suitable
fo r 3 or 4 boys. No other roomers, N ear
U niversity. 203 Elmwood. Phone 8648.

room s; 

I OR YOUNG M E N —Nice southeast

.Sleeping porch. B ath near. P rivate en­
1711 San J a ­

trance. AH conveniences. 
cinto. Phone 22994.

ROOMS for boys.
W. O. Bowers,

Steeping porch. M rs. 
2505 Nueces. Phone

9509.

FOR R E N T : F u rn ish e d room s for boys.
H ot and cold bath a n d ' show ers. Sleep­
P o rte r s e r ­

F urnace h eat. 

ing porch. 
vice. 160* Colorado.

W A N TED : Two o r th re e boy* 
su ite of two bed rooms and 
two o th er boys. Everything 
convenient. 
9397.

2408 Rio G rande, PIM M

APPROVED H O U S E : P le a s a n t 

room s 
sleeping porch, g ir ls ; board If desired 
Block of cam pus. R easonable ra t —, t i l
E a st 25, Phone 8140.

TW O CLEAN, fu rn ish e d room s.

e ast exposure. W alking d is ta s te 

and lig h t fu rnished. Phone t i l l .SS

reasonable, 

U niversity. 

R e n t 

FOR BOYS: two m odern room s, ape*
o r down, all 
home. N ear U n iv e rsity ; M M 
Phone 6106.

conveniences, h i

_ _ 

_

STUD EN T or 

fumiKh-d 
fro n t room, p riv ate home, all conven­
ience*, Ga* neat. paved s a eel. 
4x9 co 
26 1-2, P hone 9706.______________________ _

INSTR P f'TO R. 

FOR RENT':’' T o T h re e boys, large room 
adjoining b ath .
591 W. 1 9 th

w ith sleeping porch, 
Two block* from cam pus. 
Phone 23287.

SOUTH EAST 

rooms, connecting
bath In p rivate home. F or one o r two 
Three blocks from cam pus.

gentlemen. 
1802 Nueces. Phone 5197.

fro n t 

FOR RENT — To a lady, a room in priv ate
home. All conveniences. 2504 San An­

ton ip, Phone 22689.

ROOMS FOR R E N T To Men Students! 
South Sleeping Porch. 1904 San Antonio.

LA RG E com fortable room in private bora*
to re n t to two boy*. All modern con­

venience*. N ine Dollars. Telephone
7-8 P . M.

BOYS WANTED

To occupy two neat clean rooms a t IM I 
U niversity. AH convenience*.

PHONE 9439

WHAT
ANYWAY
HAUG YOU J O "SAY
a j e . you 
ABOUT IT

And Pearl* in the Oyster*______ ________ _ 

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i 'm n o t s t o p p in g •Ayou'r c ju s t
YOU—BUT I'LL © C TJ SAYING 
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By GLADYS PARKER

W HY W M B N MC THROW S A
oar t v we e v e n h ir e s a
T A X ID E R M IS T TO

SHE had given him her love. Now 

he wished to cast her aside, 
because he w anted to save his boy 
from the undisciplined passions 
th a t had ruined his life.

You’ll th rill a t this g reat dram a 
of a w om an’s selfish love, and 
a 
fa th e r’s sacrifices to save his son 
from the p itfalls th a t had ruined 
his own career.

“ T h e B a r k e r ’
MILTON SILLS 
DOROTHY MACKAILL
D irected by George R itz m at/rice 

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GAY AND HER GANG
I CAN T UNDERSTAND 
WHAT YOU 
TWAT CC NTT MARIAN 
VOU'VE OCFC* RUNNING 
AROUND W ITH -GAY

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w h y m g s e y n o u q 
 a o - m o r t - h e s
/ i s n ’t
TERRI G O DISTINGUISH­
E D a n d a t t r a c t iv e :

“ Will flutter the heart and 
water the eye of the .sternest 
comer.”

— N. Y. D a ily N ew s.

f
O n ly 3 More D ays to 
S ee one of the B est IO 
Pictures of the Season.

F o x N ew s — C om edy

F u ll S yn ch ron ized M usic 
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WEDNESDAY, JAN UARY 23, 1929.

SPORT
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r Bt BOB CANTRELL
TEXAN SPOTTS EDITOR

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Iv Flu Aggies Have Strong
Work Alter 
.F J
Day of Nucleus to Budd 
Track Team Around
Rest 

1929 Steer Ball 
Club Introduced 
To Texas Studes

b o t Schm idt had a plan th a t com ­

nativ e heath once m ore. T he B ay ­

D 

B y C. A. BU RTO N

lo r B ears tried th e ir stallin g gam e 

l l League Winners 
Determined Before 
Finals Stop Play
Alec-Pre-Law Tilt Bruins Return I backboard, and w ithin a very few
And Start 
Work for 
Owls

p letely wiped out any advantage 
which might have resulted from 
(such tactics. H e had bis men 
, foul the B ru in s ev ery tim e th ey 
started playing ca tch down in th eir 
own end o f the field . 
i f 
the B ears made th e shot, P ickell 
g ot the ball on th e toss-up, and
if the B ea rs m issed th e toss, the

Will D e c i d e 
Remaining 
Title

By M ONTY MONTGOMERY

Then 

N a m e — M a r ie D e L a F u e n ts .
Home—-Del Rte.
Age— IR y ears.
Height— 5 feet, IO inches.
W eight—-1 5 4 pounds.
Position— Pitchfcr.
Throws right; bats righ t.
Experience— Three years at 
Del Rio High School; five sum­
mers am ateur ball a t Del Rio; 
one year freshman. During his 
three yea|s at Del Rio High 
School, De L a F u en te won 14 
and lose one. Last summ er et 
lost 
Det Rio he won IO and 
four, As a freshm an he won 
two and lost none.

Track Practice 
To Continue 
Through 
Exams

L eag u e w inners In ten o f the 
le ag u es o f intram u ral b ask et­
l l
ball have been designated and all 
b ask etball has been suspended un- 

; til a f t e r exam inations.

W hen 

th e engin eers m e et the 
pre-law s F e b ru a ry 4, the d ep art­
m ental cham pionship will be de­
cided u n less the pre-law s 
should 
o v erthrow all existin g dope and 
in d icatio n s by downing 
ad vance 
the A lecs, in which case th e la t­
te r will be throw n into a tie with 
the law s and a play-off w ill 
be 
n ecessary to decide the cham pion­
ship.

In L eag u e C, Alpha T au Omega 
annexed the cham pionship by fo u r

T au D e lta Phi ran aw ay with 
the cham pionship 
in F r a te r n ity 
L eague A with fiv e stra ig h t wins, 
all by top-heavy scores. F r a te r n ­
ity L eag u e B was won b y D elta 
Kappa! E p silo n with fo u r w ins and 
one loss to Lam bda Chi Alpha.

"T r a c k work f o r the 1 9 2 9 sea­
son will continue rig h t on through 
exam ination w eek, b u t th e men 
w ill be expected to p u t p lenty of 
de­
in on th e ir co u rses,” 
tim e 
clared Coach L ittle fie ld yesterd ay. 
“ T h e coaches will be o u t th ere to 
help anybody who re p o rts 
fo r 
p ra ctice , but I'd r a th e r see every 
m em ber o f the squad put in th eir 
tim e on th e ir stud ies, and rem ain 
elig ib le fo r com p etition th is sea­
son than com e 
they 
should be stud ying,” he continued.
‘T ra c k prospects f o r th e cu rren t 
season, which w ill o ffic ia lly open 
A m ong th e new men rep orting
w ith th e T e x a s R elay s, M arch 29, 
best 
a re about 50-50 w ith th e outcom e
o f th e year depending on how the I pro sp ects th a t have been in th e in- 
new men com e th rou gh . 
and if 
those on whom th e T e x a s m entors i everybod y com es through as they 
a r e depending com e th rou gh th e ir I should, th e hopes fo r a good y ear 
fin a ls in good shape and stay eli- on th e cin d er path will be helped 
f o r a good con sid erably.
g ib le, 

team a re b rig h t, while i f th o se on 
th e 
whom m uch o f the hopes o f 
squad a re re stin g becom e 
in eli­
g ible, th e chances fo r a w inning 
team will be ra th er “ slim .”

I f all stitu tio n fo r some tim e, 

fo r w ork a re some o f th e 

th e chan ces 

out when 

On 

the 

! m inutes, an o th er tw o points would 
be added to th e R azorback to tal. 
Bruins
th eir re tu rn , 
th eir 
-settled down to work fo r 
the 
fourth co n fere n ce clash o f 
present season w ith the R ice Owls 
The Owls 
here Saturd ay nig h t. 
a 
have one win to th e ir cred it, 
1 th rille r won over the A ggies 
in 
tho 
th eir second en g agem en t o f 
y ear, while th ey have lo st to tho 
F a rm ers and the T o ad s. The loss 
to T. C. U. can be blamed on th e 
Owls, and the Owls alone. T h ey 
w ere leading 19-8 a t the h a lf, and 
then went sound asleep in 
tho 
second period and 
le t th e C hris­
tian s nose them o u t 2 8 -2 7 . Tho 
B ears are d eterm in ed th a t if they 
get 
lead, th e Owls will n o t 
catch them going to sleep on th 
jo b .

the 

th e 

I t was A ubrey Sm ith and Ja k e 
shining 
W ilson, who w ere 
lights o f the B e a r fiv e on th e ir 
A rkansas invasion, and these men 
th e 
are being picked 
stand 
f o r 
bru n t o f the B ru in a tta c k 
the rem aind er o f th e season, a l­
though C aptain B ark sd ale will bo 
called on to do his share.

to 

PK

An

“ You Don’t W ait on Us”

O RAN G EA D E
Every morning starts 
the day right

Service All Night
PK SANDWICH SHOPS, 
INC.
Opposite H ancock T heater 
Opposite the University

Special to The Daily Texan.

B o ars
W A C O , Ja n . 2 2 .— The 
retu rned fro m F ayetteville 
S u n ­
day, glad to be back on th e ir own

stra ig h t wing. F o u r v icto ries and 

a single d e fe a t a t the bands 

o f 

A cacia w as the record o f Om ega 
B e ta Pi in w inning L eague D. 
K appa A lpha swept L eague D with 
fo u r s tra ig h t wins.

L eague A o f th e 

independent 
division w as won by the C a fe te ria 
in fo u r v icto ries, while th e W ich­
ita and L ittle Cam pus “ B ” estab- 
lshed th e sam e record in w inning 
L eagues B and C, 
resp ectively. 
T h e U n iv ersity F a cu lty fiv e p lay­
ed and won th re e gam es in ta k ­
ing th e title o f League D.

Newm an Club was o utstan d ing­
ly the b est team in the Sunday 
School group and won th e ir fo u r 
the cham pionship 
tak e 
gam es to 
in th a t division.

The n e x t gam e on 

the 

in tra ­

th e en g in eers and 

m ural sched ule will be the co n test j 
betw een 
t h e ; 
pre-law s F e b ru a ry 4. T h ree w eeks 
will be devoted to the play-offs. 
the 
T h e fiv e 
leagu e w inners in 
f r a te r n ity division will play 
fo r j 
the cham pionship o f th a t division j 
and a ch an ce to e n te r the q u a rte r 
finals, as will the fo u r independ- j 
en t w inners. 
U n iv ersity j 
cham pionship will be decided the 
la tte r p a rt o f F eb ru ary .

T h e 

With the n e x t horn#* Brame com­
ing on Monday, basketball 
fans 
will have to look elsewhere 
for 
Saturday 
e n te rta in m e n t 
their 
night, and th en when the game 
doe* m c a ro u n d , 
those 
persons whose nam es begin with 
C, I), or V. will tr* t to see it, 

only 

C A M E S T H IS W E E K 
Friday

fo r 

Brith 

W orth.

Tickets 

th e dread 

R ice vs. ta y lo r at Waco.

A A M v *l* T *C XI a t F o r t 

A. 4 M. n S. M. U. a t D allas.

persons whose 
names begin w ith Cb D and E will
distributed fro m the o ffices in
[ Z Hall, sta rtin g F rid ay morning, 
and continuing through 5 o’clock 
Monday a fte r n o o n . Up until 2 
exam ination o ’t lo e k Monday o n ly students bear- 
week loom ing on the horizon, the I mg blanket ta x e s with name* of
T exas ca g e r, continue th eir pre- j P ^ -o n * whose nam es begin with
I* or K w ill be able to get 
p a r d o n " f i r the defense o f th e ir J C . 
stronghold against the Rice O w l* I tickets. A fte r 2 o'clock Monday,
Monday. The Owls lost to T . C. I any perron holding a blanket tax 
to sleep in the second half a f t e r J may secure t ic k e t s , provided 
of 
to sleep inth e second half a f te r j course, that som e a r c left a t that 
leading the Toads I ft-‘I a t the end : time.
o f the firs t period. The Frogs 
Coach W alk er returned to Aus- 
cam e through with a one point j tin and resum ed work with his 
victory when W allin sank 
one cagers a fter w a tc h in g the Owls go 
from the flo o r with less than a l t o sleep and p e rm it the Horned
m inute to go. This win by the Toads to win b y a one point mar-
g in , a fte r 
th e R ice quint was 
C hristians 
leading 18-8 a t th e half, W alker 
owner o f th e cellar.
looked over th e Owls from every
J u s t co actin g ! T h a t’s the w ay | angle, and fig u r e d out ju s t what 
it will take to sto p the boys when
th at 
th is I they hit A u stin Monday night.
the work o f th eir hopefuls 
Saturday n ig h t P u g Daughtery's 
week and next. The men 
are 
boys will clash w ith the Baylor 
reporting every afternoon w ith 
Bezil in W aco in w hat should dev­
the m entors being on hand 
to 
elop into a n ic e fig h t.
help them in the workouts. T he 
hours which had been set fo r th e 
men have been laid aside, and th e 
tim e 
men are w orking out any 
they can get out to the field .

track coaches describer 

the B ru ins sole 

le f t 

the 

With Final e x a m s in the imme­
diate offin g, W a lk e r 
is sending 
his men through strenuous work­
outs every a fte r n o o n and order­
ing them home 
to study early. 
isn’t w a n tin g any of the
Coach 
j squad to be lo s t through 
ineligi-
; bilify,
I The Steers looked 

and new men 

letterm en back, 

“ It will depend on how 

the beaters in th e Pony clash, 

th e 
men come through the fin als as 
to what our track team fo r I ‘J 2 0 
will b e,” declared L ittlefield . W ith 
only seven 
reserves, rookies 
will have to make up the m a jo r p av e m en t th a t 
portion o f 
the new men is found some o f the 
most prom ising m aterial which 
has reported 
fo r a S tee r tra c k 
squad in y ears.

like world
and
if they con tin u e to show the im
th ey have since
A m o n g jth e opening c la s h with Baylor, it’* 
going to be bad news for some 
body before 
is over.
Their defense wan working to a 
perfection, w hile th e offense was 
i elleking1 along w ith Brock, Camp, 
the 

T . C. U. will have a pow erful J Rose and W ra y 

th e y ear 

featu ring 

squad 

the 

ha!! club to put in the co n fere n ce j meeting for rtrw irh rW 
baseball ra ce, according to new * 
The Owls w ill bring a strong 
from that seat o f learning. T h e ; d u b u do b a ttle w ith the Steers. 
Toads will have a huge hurling They whipped th e Aggies in one
and game, and s h o u ld hav e do wood the 
fttnff, 
rookies on its roster. A veteran j j, rogs
infield, and an outfield of rookies, 

including 

_______ __

veterans 

u n i t e r I E D U C A T IO N m a j o r

EXAMS DISCUSSED

the Toads, M eyer ha- been hand­
icapped by the lack o f m aterial in 
his previous years at T . Cb U ., hut 
this year he will have all the men 
th at he w ants.

The m ajor exam ination for stu ­
dents taking a d eg ree from 
the
School o f E d u c a tio n will be con­
education,
fined to co u rses 
IL L W ITH " F L U ” stated Dean IL P . P itten g er Mon
Mrs. I L A- H atcher, archivist in day night. A m otion to this c f
feet was adopted a t the education
faculty m eetin g 
Monday a fte r
noon.

history, is ill with 
ber home, UIS W est 
third S tre e t

a t 
T w enty-

A R C H IV IS T 

influenza 

in 

5 0 Men Report to 
Anderson for 
Opening 
Work

S p e c ia l 

t v The, D a i l y T e r a t t,

C O L L E G E STA TIO N ', J a n . 22 j 

than 

f if t y ! 
— A squad o f more 
men, including 11 le tterm e n , gives j 
T ra c k Coach Frank A nderson a 
prom ising group o f can d id ates on J 
which to pin cham pionship hopes J 
in the Southw est C o n fere n ce this 
year.

T h e Aggies ap p ear stro n g est in 
the ru nning events, having l e t t e r - 1 
men in the sprints and q u a rte r and I 
half-m ile runs 
and with n early 
ev ery m em ber o f th e relay te a m s j 
which won so much renow n 
last j 
season back again th is y ear, H er- 
sh d Burgess, Hale C en te r, 
and I 
B ob G raham , Ja s p e r, a re th e le t-i 
and 
Icem en back, in the sp rin ts 
with 
J . D. R oensch, Sm ith v ille, 
fle e t freshm an num eral m an la st 
y ear, should prove form id able in 
any m e e t

in 

s ta r t 

sev eral 

C aptain Dan O 'N eil, G reen v ille, 
one o f the fa ste st quarter-nailers 
and 
in th e co n fere n ce last y e a r 
probably the o utstan d ing m an o f 
last y e a r's Aggie team , and R. S. 
Hodges o f T a ft, an o th er fle e t le t­
term an from last y ear, give Coach 
Anderson a good 
the 
qu arter-m ile. 
B esid es th ese men 
are M. 
IT. B ad ger, a squadm an 
from A u stin ! C. A. T ra c y , H ous­
ton, and M aurice Sessions, Aust­
w ell, two freshm an num eral men 
la st year. W hile ru n n in g f o r San 
M arcos Academy 
y ears 
ago. Sessions 
and T ra c y w ere 
team m ates with Hodges and these 
the 
th ree men w ere m em bers o f 
m ile relay team which s e t 
th?* 
presen t world record fo r academ y 
team s. *
Two 

le tterm e n 

letterm en are back 

fo r 
the half-m ile, Ed Thom pson, C am ­
F o rt 
and J . B , M ich ael, 
eron , 
W orth, both 
track 
in 
and (rops country. T h e re a re also 
sev eral prom ising m en from 
last 
y e a r ’s 
fresh m an 
squads from whom to choose ad ­
In th e m ile 
d itional half-m ilers. 
and tw o-m ile, how ever, the Aggie 
coach does not have a single le t­
term an 
although ev ery m em ber 
o f this y e a r’s cham pionship cross 
team will be av ailable. 
cou n try 
S o u th ­
Drek W inders, H ouston, 
west C o n fere n ce cro ss 
co u n try 
ch am p io n ; G, XL M oore, D allas, 
cap tain o f 
the cham pion A ggie 
f a ll ; C. Y . Sh o e­
h a rriers 
m aker, Ja ck so n v ille, c a p ta in -e le c t 
o f th e Aggie cross co u n try team 
n ex t y e a r; L . H. Brow n, S an A n­

v arsity 

and 

last 

tonio, al o a m em ber o f the cross j 
country te a m ; M. G. P erk in s, j 
Mount P le a s a n t; A. FL G rantham , 
M cG regor; T . B. and WL B. Pow ­
ers!, Beaum ont, a re the ou tstand ­
ing cand id ates fo r the d istan ce 
runs.

and 

F o r the h u rd les Anderson has 
no letterm en b u t in L . G. D ick, 
San A n ton io ; Don B . Slocom b, 
lf. D. Phillips, 
Cam eron, 
M cKinney, a re th ree o f the m ost 
prom ising ca n d id a tes in the co n ­
feren ce. D ick, a squadman, ran i 
close to K enned y, hurdling ace o f 
the co n fere n ce la s t year.

vau lters 
y ears 

The retu rn o f Howard A shley, 
San Antonio boy, one o f the o u t­
standing pole 
in th e
ago, has
southw est tw o 
to th e
brought g r e a te r stren g th 
Aggies 
B e ­
sides this le tte rm a n , the A ggies 
have H arry S t it e le r o f Sm ith ville, 
A. D. W hite o f G ustine, and V. 
S. Anderson o f D allas, all prom ­
ising freshm en v au lters la st sea ­
son.

in th e field events. 

Tom ie M ills o f G roesbeck and 
R. R. F a rm e r o f W est Colum bia, 
are the le tterm e n back 
in the
F a rm e r is both a broad 
jum ps. 
and high 
ju m p e r and Mills* spe­
cialty is th e broad jum p. W . B . 
Holsonbake, F a rm ersv ille, and N. 
D. Thom as, E l Cam po, freshm en 
last year, are exp ected to s tre n g ­
then the team in the broad ju m p .
F arm er will also aid the A ggies 
in the w eights as he was ou tstan d ­
ing last y e a r w ith the discus. Z. 
W. B a rle tt o f M arlin, big cap tain 
of the A ggie fo o tb a ll team 
la st 
fa ll, was also a letterm an in th e 
w eights la st y e a r, throw ing both 
the shot and th e discus. H. Bi. 
Delery, big H o u lton boy, who 
manned a ta c k le on the A ggie 
a 
fall 
la st 
team 
football 
freshm an n u m eral man 
tra ck 
last y e a r; W. H. M arkle o f P o rt 
Neches, a v a rsity squadman 
last 
y e a r; and S . R. M cC luney of W ax- 
ahaehie, also a freshm an num eral 
three o th er 
man 
promising can d id ates with 
the 
weights.

la s t y e a r, 

and 

are 

in 

J , R. Jo h n so n , P harr, a le tt e r ­
last y e a r ; R. J . Blount o f 
man 
Gainesville, cham pion 
in tram u ral 
javelin th row er la s t y e a r; and J . 
G. Floyd o f Rosew ood, a fr e s h ­
man num eral m an last spring, a rc 
listed 
javtdin ev en t f o r 
the Aggies.

fo r th e 

This Rapid Fire
C le a ra n c e S a le
of Hart-Schaffner & Marx

Overcoats and suits and other dependable makes
will soon end.

Select from these marvelous values and fine qualities

r n G RO U P ONE 

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$ 3 5 Values ......... 26.25
$ 4 3 .5 0 V alu es...... 32.65
$ 47.50 V a lu e s..... 35.65

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$ 2 0 .0 0
$30 Values 
$35 Values ____ 2 3 .3 5
$45 Values ........ 2 9 .6 5
 3 3 .3 5
$50 Values ....... 

All price ranges figure in this same proportion.

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for men and young men. Quite a good showing to start 

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Suit* with 2 Trousers as low as $32.50 

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opportunity to review Society Brand’s complete 
line of snit and topcoat models for spring. A 
tailoring expert from the Society Brand organ­
ization has made a special trip from Chicago for 
the occasion. He personally will take the measure­
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up, eith er In regu lar ready-to-w ear sizes, or 
a c c o rd in g to in d iv id u a l m e a s u re m e n ts .

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