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A U S T IN , T E X A S , S U N D A Y , J U N E 17, 1 9 2 8 .

SIX P A G E S T O D A Y

T E X A N D I R E C T O R Y 

New* W r i t i n g Room, 12 0 B. Hall .
D ep artm e n tal E d itor’* O f fic e , 122 B. Hall. 
E d itor’s O f fic e , 127 B. Hail.
N i gh t E d i t o r i a l Offices in J Hal l .
J. 12 H eadq uarters, 135 B. Mall.
B u sin ess O f fic e , 119 B. Hall.
T elep h o n es: B. Hall, 9 1 8 1 - 5 9 ; J. Hall, 9 1 8 1 -6 1 

( a f t e r IO p. rn., 9 1 8 7 ) ; b usiness office 8 0 0 0 .

V O L . X X I X

tam

Honor arm y. 
Good g ra d es. 
From th e air. 
U niform ru le.

Dr. Eby Believes 

New System of 
Doubtful Value

81 Engineers 
Listed on Term 
Roll of Honor

Spanish-American 
Ideals Subject 

Tuesday Lecture

^ A P P O IN T M E N T has been mad.' of) 

five sum m er school students to 
positions on the short session Mens’ I 
Honor Council. The selection of the j 
members and their acceptance of of- j 
fice was confirmed yesterday by Dr. I 
Frederick Eby, director of the s u m - j 
mer school. Dean Moore states that 
the honor council usually has little 
work to do in the summer, there be-1

Decrease in Sum m er 
E nrollm ent Laid 
Sem ester Plan

School
to

Comparison Made

Professor L am ents Increase of 
State - Supported 
Colleges

Names of strident* whose 

names Dr. Fitz-G erald O pens Series 

have been placed on the honor roll i 
of the College of Engineering 
at j 
the University during the past semes­
ter have been announced by Dean T. j 
fJ. Taylor. These students have been I 
placed among J.he highest 
ten per ! 
cent of their college, by virtue of! 
their scholastic record:

Among the best one per cent: J.
W, Courter of Memphis, Tenn., E.
E. Diilman of Dallas, R. E. Paul of 
Edna, P. L, Mikeska of Beeville, N.

O f Talks at 8 o’Clock at 
Cam pus Theater

Noted Philologist

Professor Teaches Courses in 
Philology Here This 
Sum m er

Salient characteristic* of the

the council is formed and stands as
, 
a protection to the honor system o f. 
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protection and 
the University— for 
fo r THREAT 
t i t 
like a nation s 
I ii KT. A I , much 
lo t 
standing army. 

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DEAN T. U. TAYLOR announced 
the names of the students who ■
made the honor roll of the engineer­
ing school for the past term. The
number, Taylor said, is larger than » .
U L U 
it has been in recent years. One of if
the rem arkable things which Taylor
pointed out was th a t 
a freshman 
made Tour A’s and four B’s, thereby 
making the highest division of 
the 
honor roll. T h at 
a freshman can 
make such a record shows th at “ it 
can be done’’ if one only applies him­
self to the task. Good grades are 
monuments to hours of hard lalbor
r,,. 
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Our hat goes off to th a t freshman 
who had eight courses, though some ! ,‘n ‘f
of then, were thirds, and still made I 
such a record. 

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conclusions which prove rather j
to the University i 

and 
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.enlightening both 
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th*' w hole system o f hierher
iuk ,iu
* (education in the state. The first of
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jna^ ll*oornhke
growth of advanced educational in-
j solution* in Texas since the Worty Cleburne, A. F. Hubb

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uit.y at the Open Air Theater hegin- 
Pass, R. L, Hines of Lometa and G. ninK Tuesday evening a t 8 o'clock.
: and a ^ ain Monday evening June 25.
R. Lake of Electra. 
Htz-Geraid, protestor of phil-

Among the best three per ce n t: E. 

Eagle

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IL Pearl of Lamesa, O. L. Wylie, of olop in f i a n c e languages in 
ard of Austin, j University 

is trading 
Lucian LaCoste of San Antonio, J, J courses in the philology of romance
languages in the University for the 
first time this summer.

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of Illinois, 

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War has m aterially hindered 
the 
progress of any one college and has* 
i perhaps even retard ed the whole s y s -1

* t 
J change to the sem ester plan of o f - 1

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Five Selected 

For Places on 

Honor Council

‘ring courses in the University is one 
of questionable value to the school.

“In the first place,” said Dr. Eby, 
“ there have sprung up no less than 
22 state-supported colleges in 
the 
state since 1917, five senior colleges 
and 17 ju n io r colleges. This condi­
tion has materially lessened the en ­
rollment apportionm ent for each one
as well as having made a drastic cut
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M embers of Faculty A ppoint the departm ents of languages, 
erature, history, and biography.

lit

Men A rbitrarily for 
Sum m er Term

I hrough the medium of extensive 
correspondence with scholars in the 
various countries of his study, Dr. 
Fitz-Gerald has kept up with the cur­
rent problems and research discov­
eries of Hispanic philology. 
In com­
for the Second 
piling the m aterial 
International
Edition of the New 
Encyclopedia, he was in charge of 

The American Association for In­
appointed 
ternational Conciliation 
him a member of its delegation to 
Hispano-Ameriea 
to inspect educa­
tional institutions in Brazil, Uruguay, 
Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Panama.
In 1915-16 he served in the capa­
the 
city of associate secretary of 
Second* 
Scientific 
Congress held in Washington, D. C. 
Aa a fu r th e r recognition of his work 
the International Advisory Editorial 
Board appointed him a member of 
th at body in its In ter-America rela­
tionships.

Pan-American 

U>f ' “ ture l ° r m aintenance »t each. 

Appointment of members to 

th** 
Men’s Honor Council for the sum­
m er session was announced Satur­
day by Dr. Frederick Eby, director 
of the summer school. The men se­
lected are Reed Cozart, Roy Cannon, 
C. Edwin Davis, R. S. Covey, and 
Rufus Price.

Nominations fo r 

offices
, f
in. were sent to Dr. Eby last week by 
de#n o{ , tU(lpi|l

these 

, „ 

are appointed 
the 

arbitrarily by! *n which he has taken his A. IL, Ph.
faculty, a l - j IL, and honorary Litt.D., but have
the duties and procedure of been extended to the University of
same a s Baris where he took the French M.

Dr. Fitz-Gerald’s scholastic ach- 
life. Because of the brevity of the I k v em en ts have not been restricted 
summer session, the members of the I to American institutions of learning 
council 
the members of 
though 
the organization 
those during the long session. Fol 
lowing the appointm ent of members 
to the Women’s Honor Council, the 
two tem porary councils will 
serve 
throughout the summer, giving way 
in the fall to the elected officials of
the
government. Nominations for 
, , 
,
brobabl* bc

A. and Ph.D. degrees of “ Eleve Tit- 
ulaire” 
“ Elve Diplome.” He 
also studied for several semesters in 
the Universities of Leipzig, Berlin, 
and Madrid.

Sigm a D elta Pi M eets

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and 

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,,f the departm ents of the Urn- Dcan y 

jum pers 

leaped from 

the quarterly 

As for thc mtuation a t the I'm -
varsity itself,” went on Dr. Eby, “ so 
f a r as I am able to see, from a com­
parison of the enrollments for sum­
mer school fo r the last five years, 
to 
the change 
from 
long 
the semester plan during the 
session has done 
to 
lessen Hie enrollm ent of undergrad­
uates for summer work.

r n : S dispatches from San Antonio 
Friday stated th at seven para- i 
chute 
seven I 
planes while in formation a t Bropks 
Field, all reaching the ground s a f e l y ,;
“ dem onstrating 
the possibility of 
dropping a num ber of grenadier* or j
machine gun men behind the lines of j 
and disorganized arm y.” 
a fleeing 
If av ia tio n maintain* its rapid stride : <sac1’ 
in advancement, it doesn't look like | v« « ity bas b<‘,>" abPub tbe s,amb'
it will be long before it will be pos­
sible to entirely surround an army 
on 
the ground. But on the other 
hand aviation may advance to such 
a degree th a t wars may not be fought
on the ground.

this year, registration 

nothing save 

“ Until 

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been m acing 

with the exception of the Graduate j
School which has 
a
it how has
steady advance, until 
doubled the e n ro llm en t'of five years
ago. This year, 
the professional
schools have enrollments much the
same, with only normal fluctuations,
while the 
courses have
fallen off considerably. This would
indicate, I think, th a t the ordinary
take summer
student 
work because of the lack of a r tk u la -
courses f
tion between 
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the summer 
and his Inns session work." 

is afraid 

academic 

to 

J T HAS been announced th at Presi-
dent Benedict is making a survey 
of student high school records 
rela­
tive to the planning of uniform en­
to all senior 
trance requirements 
state-supported institutions. 
the
In 
past the transfer of credits from one 
has caused 
to another 
institution 
confusion to a great many students.
The world 
formity in a great many lines. 
to be expected that a uniform ad -, 
mission rule to all schools alike will bttie more than 
eliminate the growing of gray 
on the heads of quite a few students, expected that wit in 

is growing toward urn- J

It is i that ° f 

>eai 

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hair red students have paid fees and it is
ew 
I days this figure will climb, due to

e nex 

Total registration a t the University ; " ade “ ">«»»« »h“ » “ k -, 

for the first te r m ’s work has reached I A 
a figure which ie oniy 30 less than | 

will not be held until 

time wit^in it* jurisdiction is 

of the Men * Council

a c c o rd in g to. the auditor's office. A I sucb • «“ •»«* is held' tbe selection
ac­

, 
twen y-seven un

.

of a chairman will be made, 
cording to Dean Moore.

same

Zeta chapter of Sigma Delta Pi

* £ wi„ hold a short mTOtiar

day evening at 7 :30 o’clock in room 
225 of the Main Building. 

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According to Miss Lillian Wester, 
sponsor of the club, the meeting will 
be held for the purpose of organiz­
ing the local chapter for the summer 
session. “ All old members are urg­
ed to com e,” Miss Wester ?;aid.

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T exan G ives Passes 

T o See 'Harold T een ’

As an increased service and 

at-1 
traction to readers of The Summer 
Texan the editors o f the paper have

S U M M E R D IR E C T O R IE S O U T
H E L D D U R IN G S E C O N D TERM
Arrangements have been made to
f l o u r s i mad<? arran£ement-H for free p a sses; begin holding chapel services during
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the the second term of summer school at 
the Open Air Theater under the aus- 
coach I to University students whose names ; p}ceg of the University Churches, ac-
are seiected a t random from the db < cording to information from V. I.

to “ Haro i(i TcPn” 
to “ Harold Teen” 
Queen Theater this week, to be given 

»t 
showing a t 

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of-
eir

NOW that Hoover and Curtis are the number of students who have

for registered with the registrars 

the Republican nominees 

not yet pale 

vice-president, the j f*ce and have 

president and 
Democrats have become ever more j fees*
hopeful than ever. Jesse Jones has
said that the Democrats could n o t ______________ ____________ _______
have done better if they had been 
allowed to pick the republican candi­
dates themselves. Maybe they are 
right when we stfp to consider that 
all indications point to the fact that 
the Democrats will carr# “doubtful 
California,” Hoover’s native state.

A lderson Nam ed Head

CurtM J. Alderson, assistant 

f i r p _ J 
v i 

for men. has been named chairman 
of the Red Cross Life Saving Com- rectory.
mittee, according 
m eat made recently a t local head-:

i \ e a v ^ r o s s u r o u p 

lull fo r q u e e r s .

P E R H A P S there will be a 
^ 
a while now in the way of n a t ­
ional news a n d the papers will have 
to go back to printing such stories 
as those pertaining to trans-Atlantic 
and t r a n s p a c i f i c flights. Of course I ra n gem ents*
things get old quick but ju st think
wh.t n< «rS it woald have 
ago if two GIRLS had hopped off 
the same day in an aeroplane bound 
fo r somewhere in Europe. We ask 
news stories 
you, would not such 
have shoved political conventions o ff
the front Pa»e?
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the

to an announce- j Qne name will appear above 

th** 
“ Harold Teen” comic strip fo r each 
Of the next three issues; while other
names will be scattered throughout
classified advertising section, 

All swimmers in the local area that
expect to take the tests or to r e n e w ; 
see 
old licenses 
ar- passes by calling a t The Texan of­
Coach Alderson * 
fice in B. Hall it was announced.

are requested 
at once 

The lucky student may receive the

to 
for 

a year bum m er T exan Scribes Get Ready For

Barton Springs Picnic Friday Evening

anc 
The Summer t e x a n scribes 
copy 
editors will put th eir pencils, 
paper, and 
aside next 
typewriters 
Friday afternoon to go on a picnic 
s taff
which will be given 

for all 

staff members free of charge through 
the courtesy of the business office of 
the Texas Students Publications, 
Inc., according to Wm. L. McGill,

first mid-terms of the sem ester ; members, according to Jimmie Payne j manager.

will be beld. When we stop to think and Cliff Tupper, editors of 
th at there are only six weeks to each I student publication. 
term and three weeks to each h alf 
Arrangem ents have been made to 
term we can understand why things have the picnic at Barton Springs at 
happen so quick around here. T i m e . 6 o’clock, th e / ntire p a rty leaving 
flies— th e re ’*' no doubt about th at— j from B. Hall a t th a t time, 
especially during the summer session! T ransportation, food, music, 
of the University.

and
Lswimming tickets will be given to ail

the 

“ Every s ta ff m em ber who has 
signed up for work on the Summer 
Texan is invited to come to the pic­
go 
nic; but those who intend to 
their intention 
should signify 
by 
signing to th at effect on the picnic 
list San the bulletin boards a t B. Hal! 
or J. Hall.” the editor stated.

Moore, dean of student life a t 
the 
University and in charge of student 
activities for the second term.

No chapel services will be held the 

first term.

Calendar

7:30 o ’clock —£ Called meeting of 

Czech club in M. B. 105.

Sunday

Monday

6 a. rn.— Students meet at Co-Op

Junior College Conference Session

Opens Monday Morning at 9 o’Clock

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and 

win i 

Educators of Texas 

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J* J* Delaney of Schreiner Institute

o t h e r ternoon; Dean T. II. Shelby of the 
states will convene here a t 9 o ’clock I University of Texas faculty will be 
j Monday morning for the opening sos-1 c h a im a n Monday evening; President
! sion of the J u n io r College Confer-* T T 
once, which will be held on the cam­
pus for two days, according to Dr. wi!1 Preai(i<‘ Tuesday m orning; 
and 
Frederick Eby, director of the sum- President G. W. Gotke of the Browns- 
mer school. All sessions of the con- v*^e Jun io r College will act as chair- 
ference are to be held in Garrison man Tuesday afternoon.
Hall auditorium. 
leading 
general 

educators,)
evolving j Doth of Texas and other states, are 
around the curriculum and adm inis-; to Have parts on the programs, which 
tration of the junior colleges will j have been announced as follows:
form the basis of the programs 
ar 
ranged for the meetings, and consid­
erable time will be devoted to dis­
cussion, it was stated by Dr, Eby.
ranee it not 
sense of

“ Principles which should guide in 
forming the curriculum is tho gen­
eral theme fo r discussion Monday 
morning. President <’. W. Gingman, 
South Park Junior College, will act 
as chairman.

I Nearly fifty 

themes 

Two 

j 

Monday afternoon, beginning 
at 
2:30 o’clock, the session will be d e ­
dinged for 
voted to the general them© of “ Ad-
five meetings with a different . hair-
m an for each. President C. W. Bing- ministrative problems in junior Col­
man of South Park Junior College I loges.” Hon. W. F. Doughty, presi- 
will be in charge of the meeting Mon I dent of Hillsboro Junior College, is 
day morning; Hon, W. F. Doughty, chairman.

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tho j president of Hillsboro 
in chartrt
wiI1 b 
in charge Monday a f - 1 Tuesday afternoon.

Ju nio r Col-j 

. 

The program will close at 5 o’clock 

T H E W E A T H E R

S u n d ay. P artly cloudy to cloudy.

TO CALL A DOCTOR 

D ial 9 1 8 1 -9 4 to r e a c h U n iversity physicians dur* 
ing office h ou r s . O t h e r hours call 2 - 1 4 2 2 , physi­
c ia n s ’ ex c h an ge.

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Students Go on 
Out-of-Town Trip 
Monday Morning

Points of Interest in San A n­
tonio Visited on 
T our

Leave From Co-Op

Missions 

and Brackenridge 

P ark Features of 
Day

Summer school students will have 
an opportunity to visit the historical 
missions and posts in San Antonio 
on the excursion that leaves the Co­
the 
on (he excursion 
( <*-Op 
6 
o’clock.

tomorrow morning 

that leaves 

a t 

The arm y posts will be the first 
stop in San Antonio then taking the 
South Mission loop drive, the excur- 
sion will visit the Conception, 
the 
San Juan and the Alamo missions. 
A fter the trip through the missions 
they will visit both the flying fields 
and the attend 
the 
Aztec and Texas theaters. Before 
lunch 
the 
the excursion will visit 
Municipal auditorium and the famous 
Buck Horn Curio Shop.

the shows at 

The early afternoon will be spent 
a t Brackenridge park resting 
and 
swimming a f te r which the Zoo will 
bo visited and a f te r driving over the 
Alpine drive and through the sunken 
gardens tho party will 
leave San 
Antonio a t 6 o’clock Monday even­
ing-

This is the first of the series of 
out-of-town excursions which will be 
offered to the summer school s tu ­
dents.

Song Program 

Given Thursday

Final Enrollment 

Totals 2712 For 
First Semester

the 

Total registration for 

first 
term of the summer session is 2712, 
according to a statem ent made by the 
au d ito r’s office 
Saturday. Monday 
was the last day for late registration, 
but a 
few students have been al­
lowed to enter since then by special 
Last year registration 
permission. 
continued for some time, bu t 
this 
year th«* time was limited to close 
last Monday.

The number this year is about IOO 
less than last. The enrollment was 
expected to exceed that of last year, 
hut the num ber of those registering 
late was not sufficient to raise Hu- 
total above last y e a r’s mark.

The summer enrollment of 

the 
Law School has reached a total en­
rollment of 112, compared to an en­
rollment of 225 or 130 last summer. 
A few more are expected to register 
for the second term, but others will 
drop out. Nevertheless, the present 
enrollm ent is nearly 30 per cent of 
the enrollment for the long session, 
which was 331.

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Local Excursion 

Second T rip Includes Visit to 
State Capitol

The second local excursion of the 
summer session will be held 
next 
Wednesday, according to Miss Lillian 
Wester. “ The popularity of the last 
said Miss Wester, 
excursion,” 
“ prompted us to see th at this excur­
sion is carried through in the same 
way the last one was. 
I am sure 
th at the results o f this second one 
will be as encouraging as the first,”
This time the excursionists will 
meet a t the Governor’s Mansion at 
4 o’clock Wednesday. Those in the 
p arty will be taken through the Man­
sion and will then go to the Capitol. 
At the Capitol, the visitors will go 
through 
the 
the senate chambers, 
and 
house of representatives hall 
the governor’s state reception room,

S U M M E D IR E C T O R IE S O U T
Directories for the summer session 
are 
being distributed by Frank 
Estes, who has charge of the publi­
cation. Names of the students and 
faculty members and telephone num ­
bers are included 
32-page 
booklet.

in the 

Penick to Act as 

Director During 
Absence of Eby

Sum m er Session Head Makes 
Five Weeks* T our in 
North

in 

Dr. Frederick Eby, director of the 
summer session, will leave Wednes­
day for a five weeks’ trip 
the 
North, returning to 
the campus n ea r the 
end of July. During 
his absence, Dr. D 
A. Penick, assistant 
director of the sum­
mer session, will bt 
in full charge,
Dr. Eby 

for Last 

Concert Scheduled 

T hursday Postponed

intend* 
to go first to To­
tc 
ronto, Canada, 
the World 
attend 
Because of unfavorable weather,
Baptist 
Alliance. 
the concert which was to have been 
Following that, he will motor through 
by given at the Open Air Theater 
Ontario anti will return home 
way of Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, and Thursday night was postponed until 
June 21, Dfevid 
Kansas, where he will visit 
In Toron- Griffin, who was in charge of the 
colleges then in session. 
j
to, Dr. Eby will meet his family, who j program, stated. 
left Saturday morning.
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j u n i o r next Thursday, 

P r e se n ts Mrs. Jon es

 

 

O bservation Notices 

Notices were sent out yesterday 
by Dean T. U. Taylor to all engineers 
who had been placed on final obser­
vation on May I, instructing them 
not to return next fall unless they 
and made 
come to summer school 
enough points to fulfill the minimum 
requirements of the College of E n ­
gineering.

Notices were also sent out to those 
who will be placed on last warning 
next fall by virtue of their grades 
during the second semester,

In addition to this there are sev­
eral engineers who will go on spe­
cial observation next session unless 
they improve their records by sum­
mer svhool work somewhere, Taylor 
said.

The program Thursday will pre- 
j sent Mrs. Fred Jones of San An-
j tonio, whose principal num ber will
“AJ* Fo” e Lul’” and L)avid Grif*
j fin, who will give the George Chad­
wick setting of Scott’s “ Lochnivaf
BaiJad.” Norma Owens will accom­
pany.

announced 

Griffin s t a t e # that concerts will 
be held a t the Open Air Theater 
throughout 
every Thursday night 
ara 
the summer. These concerts 
open to the public and are free of 
charge. He also 
t h a t 
the University choruses were to meet 
for organization in the Girl’s Study 
Hall in the Main Building and for 
| rehearsals on Wednesdays and F ri­
days from 7-10 in the evenings. The 
choruses are not fo r University stu­
dents alone, b u t are fo r any Austin 
inclined, 
people y h o are musically' 
;
and desire to take part, he stated. 
I
Give Light Opera 
The program of the present ses­
sion will include presentations o f a
. I light opera in addition to the “ S ta­

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Notices have been sent to all sen-
i r s giving them an itemized list of 
the course, they will have to take j bat Mf " ' " 
to get their degree* in dune. 1928. 

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fr"m„ lh ! 0 p * ™ \ »” d th* 

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a piano,
'I hero are about seventy-five of 81a * 
these prospects who were students j orKan uti 
.a ' r'ia or^ */! ''* 
during thc last session. C ounting the ! are. ' n th*' ‘'lan9 as wel1' Mr' G n ff,n
old students who usually return for 
senior work, there will be about 80
candidates for degrees in June, 1929. of n c , t T hursday night when see:

The chorus will open the program

ceompammen 

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said.

era! part songs will be sung.

Held Wednesday

r 
Engm eers Sent F mal 

Frank Harting Praises Curtain Club

a 

I m i 

rw M 

i 

A M 

A s Little Theater Movement i toneers 

i n * 

Tuesday 

for trip to San Antonio.

9 -5 o’clock — Conference on Jun- te u r theatrical organization 
in 
ior Colleges in Garrison Hall audi- Little Theater movement was 
torium. 

PraLse for the University Curtain
the earliest ama-
tbe 
ae- 
corded by Frank Harting in a com-
j preHensive review of the Little The-
7 : 3 0 o ’clock — Sigma Delta Bi a ter movement in Texas In the June 

Club as one of 

Wednesday 

meet - in 225 M. B. 

4 o ’clock — Summer 

students 
meet at governor’s mansion fo r local 
excursion.

T h u r sd ay 

8 o ’clock— Song program a t Open 

Air Theater.

issue of Bunker’s Monthly.

A fter thc fall of thc time-honored 
high-class road shows upon which the 
cities in Texas, as in other states, 
depended for artistic dramatic pre­
sentations, there came a void 
that 
the traveling repertory or stock com­

pany, the vaudeville and the motion 
picture could not fill, 
explained.

“ W hat was to fill the vacancy cre­
ated by the death of 
the ‘road’?” 
“ The answer is 
asked Mr. Harting. 
the Little Theater of America. While 
the Little Theater was perhaps born 
of circumstance, it is also very sig­
nificantly an integral part of a deep­
seated intellectual arui spiritual^ im­
pulse manifest the world over.

“ One of the earliest am ateur the- 

(Continued on page 6)

RICE IN ST R U C T O R W O R K IN G 

I 

ON D E G R E E T H IS SUM M E R
Jacques E ngerrand, instructor 
in
French at Rice Institute, has re ta rn -
ed to the University for th# summer.
Mr, Harting He is doing work on his m aster of
arts degree, He will return to Rice
in September.

 

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1,1 5 6 P A Y F E E

Up to the present time 1,156 stu­
dents have paid their student nctiv** 
Hies fee.

Twice as many paid thai* Staten! 
activities fee tbe first t a m a i sank* 
mer school last year, while ontjp MIW* 
fourth as many paid tike fee the NQ* 
end term. 

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 P A G E T W O

■■pawn

League Yearbook At the A ustin

Issued in Fall 

lu r c h e s Today

F I R S T C H U R C H O F C H R I S T ,
S C I E N T I S T 
( W e # t 1 4 t h an d C o l o r a d o )

Records Compiled in Annual 
Of Activities Since 1910

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fig. m e ie-u»i> o i an 
>!» fir lea g u e of the Univer- * or‘ <* 

in-I 

. 

!»:30 a. m.— Sunday achoo}.
11 a, rn.— I* the Universe, In-1 San Antonio are 

at the Gamma

Ruth Hilliard and Elsie Driller of

ii •*„, ln I eluding' Mas, Evolved 

by Atomic \ Phi Beta house over the week-end.

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./ame- Welch of Longview, a *4a-
the
| dont in the University during 
the] 
in the University during 
„ 
IAN CHURCH year 1925-25, is visiting at the Delta 
id .,, M i.i.tw Chi HOU,.- tin . week. 

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den* 

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he leagu e «;» ©• gar.;zed, ri-J f [RST PRESBYTERIAN 
Rgp, D an ie l E . G r a i n e r
eftrbooit o f the L e a g u e w ill he 
tied and issudti sometime he fore 
0 • *b a. rn,— .Sunday school.
Roy D edif'nek. ch 
J o f the Lea*
! I 
ha-; am 

t. rn —“ Welkin the Christ-way

T h y | T o g e t h e r . ”

SO C IE T Y

J. C. Blanken-hip him 

returned 
from Houston, wherp he has been 
visiting friend«.

T H E S U M M E R T E X A N

Estelle Austin of 

the 
in San Antonio 

is 

house 

Phi Mu j 
for 

woak-ond. 

| in Taylor. 
I 
Erica Peters of the Phi Mu house ! 
•a irt June 15 for Euro,* .h e r. .hr ' 

- 

will spend the summer. 

Europe. 

Versula Outlaw and Laura Mac ly, was chief winner, receiving 

the \ Stevenson, are spending the week-end 

in returned from the Rio Grande Val*
the Texas Intercollegiate Press A s-}ley where he delivered a series of
sedation c on test a ten dollar gold graduation addresses. He spoke to
• p*ece m editor of the best 
college the graduating clause- at Beaumont
Junior
“A My j College, arni i l i ^ u Senior High

Lowell as a VV nter o f Narrative f School.
Verse.** 

According to Dr. Patterson, 

the

"tor pkee 
I 

Joe Bott* of f>e5ta r;lu 1*“ ’« f ™- magazine and another ten dollar gold Junior College, Edinburg 

i n om A rnch place he will sui. 

S U N D A Y , J U N E 17, 1 9 2 8 .

Ruby Jenkins and Louise Davis 

Junior College at Edinburgh is one
are staying at the Phi Mu house for Delta is in Galveston for the week- awarded by the college for the beat of the hest in the .South. < onsohda-
the summer. 

formal essay written during the year, lion, he says, has become mueh more

She abo received the $25 prtxc 

Theodore Stubbs of Delta Tau 

end. 

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Elmer Budders, Bob Master son, Miss Miriam Dozier, secretary of TECH GEOLOGISTS GO ON 

extensive in the Valley than in other
part* of Texas..

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and Leon Glasscock of the Lam min the Teachers Appointment Uommit-
, L 
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Chi house are -ponding the week-end tee, im -pending 
in
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in Beaumont, 
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I Vero a Baker of the Alpha Phi Mrs, Alphone Beek is spending the 
, 
I house ha* gone to ban Antonio for week-end at her home in Flatonia. 
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the week-end 

Waco. 
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Ithidenia Proctor of San Antonio 

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FIELD TRIP TO BORGER

271 RECEIVE DEGREES

— 

Special to The Summer Texan
- r 
I LU I’BOCK. Texas, June 15— The J COLLEGE STATION. Texas, June
second annual field trip of the geo- 
i,->— Degrees were conferred upon
, 
logy department of Texas Technolog- 2<I graduates of the A. & M. College
the fifty-second an-
ical College left Lubbock June I u n -jo f Texas during 
exercises of the

Special to The Summer Texas

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j T. Patton, head of the department college held this month.
The Borger oil field was visited on 

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Velma Heck, who is staying at the ; is visiting Audrey Proctor at Mrs, der the personal direction of Dr. L nual commencement 

Dallas ^ Alpha Phi home, 

is spending 

the Dunlap’*, 

week-end at her home in Giddings.

.Mate 

F -xo ' conto ‘ since HUO, tin 

Mr
t< tao 
m ty < 
I'ear 
I'.r2* 
rom*1 
fail.
gut* B ureau, 
year*3' an n u a l, w h r h in 
th e eig h t 
cen th, will he illu stra te d , a c c o rd in g 
to Mr. Bedlch«*«. It will c o n ta m some
200 page.*, A bout 5,00h co IICS Will 
In5 printed,

A m ong th e o th e r bulletin s, pam ph­
lets and le a f'id* to he issued by the- 
B ureau d u rin g the mitr.me.r are 
the 
Mu*ic Memory Contest B u lle tin , 
a 
revised efBtem of th e * onstitutior? an-' 
rule?, o f filet L eague, a reviled pcli- 
Ing Rut* a pamphV-t giving th e rule* 
of the'* ' ‘T h ?ei*-Ic * c o n tr ’ and 
ope 
giving Hie odd re ■•* of Dr. Ja m e s IL 
M cC urdy b e fo re th e In te rsc h o la stic 
L eag u e Section of the S ta te T e a c h ­
er*’ A ssociation 
last 
T lm nksgiving. I)t Met tirdy fpoke on 
the prom otion o f physical ed u catio n 
th ro u g h lu te bola st ic latag u e cern
teat-*.

in Hfoustoii 

T he Mum* M em ory B u lletin, con­
ta in in g a b o u t Uh) pages, ne JU be ar 
ngnd by Dr, f.ota Mae Spell, odu 
catio n Ii Unary as*-.i»tant of th e Uni* 
v e r i t y . 
It will co n tain the list of 
new p h o n o g rap h re c o n is an d piano 
: b • -kins which tire ase roved f o r th? 
M usic Moiuo^y c o n te st. A bout f»,(>uo | 
ro*>>» 
a f th is b u lle tin will bt; pith- 
balled.

B eg in n in g 

id S e p te m b e r, th e In- 
four-p ag e 
l e t nu* he, lactic L eag u er, a 
nr w spitpet giving the la te st new* of 
th e { cagot* w ork and th* high schools 
in w hich th e L eague c o n te sts 
aret 
5 -id will ag a in m ake its a p p e a ra n c e . 
The L e a g u e r com e? out eight tire* 
y e a r. and 
th.-re a re 
p u n te d fo r each issue.

I <5*000 cupid 

I - 

.. a*.# 

•

Jennie I zee Logan of Fort Worth! 
. . 
is a gueMt at the Delta Delta Delta 
i 
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house over the week-end. 

l4, 

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Mildred Ann Smith of the Delta 
the 

house 

Delta Delta 
Ward-Belmont luncheon 
Thursday.

attended 
in 

Adele Houssels, a student in 

the
University for the mummer term, is 
attending a Pi Phi convention in Bi­
loxi, Miss., as a representative from 
the Texas chapter.

Dolly Be ho! I of the Alpha Chi J 1 

nmegft house, is visiting friends in 
New Braunfels.

p. rn.*—Christiain Endeavor.
it. 

rn.-— 'Saving 

the 

Frag­

ments

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE .SOCIETY 
(Ala ino Hotel)

l l a. rn.—“Christ Jesus.”

THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
7 :30 a. m.— Holy Communion.

a. rn -—Church school will

11 a. rn,- 

Morning prayer 

and

moot.

sermon.

Grace Hath

UNIVERSITY i Ki-LSaVTERIAN 
CHURCH 
Rev. L, H, Wharlon, D.D., Pastor

• 

Id ,i. rn.— Sunday school.
l l a. rn. Sermon on the “ Irredu- j

ible in Christianity.”

»Ll 5 p. m 

-Sunday Club meets at

Margaret Phillip, of tho Alpha Chi ple for the week"‘n'1- 

Omega house is in San Antonio for
the we«;k-end.

VV i n n ie Lee Jackson of San An-1
at

tonic is spending tho week-end 
the Alpha Chi Omega house.
ir 

.. 

Mary 
.. 
.sorority 

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Phi Mu 
Izee Vance of 
. 
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is leaving for h e r home in 
visit with

th e 
, 

» 

IjOis Moore, who 

the 
U n iv e rsity d urin g 
long session, 
bas r e tu r n e d to h er home in C o lu m ­
bus, Ohio,

a tte n d e d 

the 

i H e r b e r t W olfe a nd Saul C o d m a n
o f T a u D elta Phi a r t visiting f r a te r -
„
m ty b rother* rn San A n to n io over
th e week-end.

, 

, 

7 p. rn. V«*pet service, “ The Sad- Dallas a f t e r a w eek’s 

• d e b a rk M ountains of Mexico.” 

frien ds in A ustin.

UNIVF.RSITY B A P T IS T CHU RCH 
A L. Aulick, P«»tor

i>;45 a. rn. 
i I a rn,— bet mon on “The Chris­

S u n d a y school, 

tian's Philosophy of Life.”

7 p. sn.— Student II. Y. P. U.
$ p. rn. Sermon on ’‘The Religion 

of the Looking Gla.-s.”

EPISC O 

C E N T R A L M E T H O D IS T 
PA L CHU RCH
O i c i r E. L.ind»trum, P a sto r
10 a, rn.—--Friendship Bible clan*.
11 a. m— “The Greatest of AIL” I 
7 p. m.— Epworth League.
H p. rn.-—“Rejecting Christ To-: 

C O N G R E G A T IO N A L CH U RCH 
Rev. R. P. Snider, P a sto r

l l a. rn.— ”A Mirror 

of Man’*

M ajestic Man's Shop
Mwjestic T h e a te r Bldg.

Creator* of Fashions 
In Men's Wear

Linen Suits

S i n g l e o r d o u b l e - b r e a n t e d

In W hites and Greys

$ 1 7 .5 0

O T H E R S 
$ 1 4 . 0 0 to $ 2 5 .0 0

For Supper Tonight
A Delicious Sandw ich 
( W e Serve All K inds)
A Malted Milk 
And Top It O ff W ith a Dish of

- I c e C r e a m -

At
The Longhorn Pharm acy 
W e’ll D eliver It, Too!

u 
Betty 

v . rn * 
r ,. 
.leon of he kappa 

■ r tr 

IU J 

$2S0 ,N AWARDS GIVEN 

STUDENTS at the Capulin Mountain National

second day out. Stops were made ;

left Thursday 

house 
where she will remain for the D em -lSp**1*1 to Thc Summer Texan
erratic convention.

for Houston, 

nrvT-T.ov* -p 
*. 
DENTON, Tex., June 15— Awards 
amounting to $250 and won in three 

*»*. V 

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t 

4- 

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Monument, and 
ional Monument. On the return trip
stops were made at Butte and Ana-
.

Devil’s Tower N a t-j

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Cliftine Rockafellow of the Kappa | separate contests by students of t h c |COn ,a p , f 0 * j a* r>-
^

hr*us<‘ is ,n 

ar an< 

iSan Antoni° for College o f Industrial Arts, were an- 
j nounced and bestowed in college as-;
sem bly recently.

lhe w e(k^ nd- 

Louise Millard has gone to Tem-

National f

Miss G e r t r u d e T hornhill 

of La- 

D R - P A T T E R S O N R E T U R N S 

m esa, sen io r s tu d e n t a t the c o l le g e . Dr. C. P. P a tte rs o n , p ro f e s s o r of 
has j
a n d e d ito r of th e Daedalian Q uarter* g o v e rn m e n t in th e U niversity, 

Summ er Appetizers

Delirious cold plates to tem pt ifou— Open 
Lunch Sandw iches made 
tv Uh Sliced 
Chicken, Baked Virginia H a m — a plait 
to suit your individual palate.

Collegiate
B e a u ty Shop

2 2 1 6 G u a d a l u p e

Perm anent W aves 

A Specialty

W A Y S I D E IN N

F r e d Ja n e s, P r o p r ie to r

F o r A p p o in tm e n t Dia

8 9 7 0

TECH GRADUATE GOES TO

P O S IT IO N IN C A L IF O R N IA
LUBBOCK, Tex., June IS*— Eldon
Th cry of the class of ’27 of Texas 
T - him tog ic* I C< liege, who has been 
in geology in 
d o in g graduate w ork 
t i l S ta le University of Iowa, 
ha;, 
j, r if ’ornmemdation of this d e p a r t- 
t 
| -
ti a t, been appoin ted ri tem ch 
r* " a n t th the 
i , • tories s t fat Jolla, California.

la ti to t ion la b

day.”

foul,”

T. C. U. CO-EDS P L A N N IN G

P O E T W ORTH, 

O U T IN G CLUB FOR SUMMER
.Tune J # — The 
M r. I P otp Will pill'- lie rsil-.'iurh
of
W enu ui’s Athlete* Association 
t x ai this sRatiU.U'wi fo r Id 
the ; 
To - a* t ’hriatian U niversity I* work
- Fir doctor** degree.
j mg on plan? for th e o rg a n iz a tio n of
Mi The i ii w..:*, ii major in go dog",
Ti xa? Technological < Allege and a n / )« t ^ « Ll ab, to be ca rrie d on aa 
the
. * ♦••ti g r a d u a te work in geology im
mediately alter graduating from this 
UfMt titian,

i b ra n c h o r g a n iz a tio n 
ru m m e r month*.

d u r in g 

I
I

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LASS O WINS 

F u r 

he fifth 

til a t . The Lass-O, 
r ' i u h n t m d d ifatio o a t U. I, A* wu 
named *■

I f 

the club 

is fo rm e d , girls who 
a r c at T. CL U. d u r in g th e sum m er 
m ay receive c r e d it to w a rd W. A, A. 
a w a rd s lu r th e h o u rs th e y spend in 
hiking, swim m ing .md p la y in g termini

Lr. i 

tho third 

t 
m a g a z in e fur 

ha b It new paper in the rn-1 Girls whu are not nu mh*rs of w * A
* t* % while the Daedalian Q uar-1 A> may b<‘!0n^ to thi‘ c,ub* but mav
f l y wa.’ chort* n a s th e bi 

it l i t e r a r y n ot m a k e v '* n U t o w a r d « w a r d *-
accessive j
.irtnu,.! 
■/ di d by 
t ms Com-1 

“ C A P T A IN JA N U A R Y ” SH O W N AS
ear Da-d d i m 
C A M PU S F E A T U R E SATURDAY
• g I UU 
h, 
the- Open
J he feature picture a t 
Em? 
'. :-ti i ! 
. -rn > y..-ar Look t Yir Theater S ilH n j r night was
based on L t s r o
‘C a p ta in J a n u a r y 
aku won by the j H. Richards itory. Baby Peggy $tar- 
in the picture an Captain Jan-

F 
-ti): 
jarl" ■ rn* 
e n te re d . 
Pfe
f " '■■■'* 
m U t Mi b y C . I, A , w h ite m r i n f o r m a l i u& ry.
c 
a 

fo i •- and a f c r t n a l or say auh- •* rod 

y, an editorial, a abort Wary, aud : Other added entertainments was a
| comedy, Felix the Cat; a picture for
*-& ' {fay took second pinna ■ 
j the remedy of over-weight, entitled .
and a dance 

Poth ll bvi-r, a itpdcnl o f T. C. IL, I “Too M a n y P o u n d * ,” 

--------— (*— 

hi bori 

--------- 

wet 

... 

I" v t sting frioni 

liar* 

le av in g 

a t th e Y. M. « A , J “ T r i n k e t and C l o w n ” g iv e n by Rob- J 
r L u rig w h e r e h e e t u i K u n e a n d Lois H a n e y , p u p ils o f 

w ill b e c o m e t i • m saiK bttr o f th< F ir t M iss A n n a L e e Crosby, accompanied I 
* hr; ti 

by Miss Ruby Lee Haber ling.

c h u rc h . 

W A R R E N ’S

D E P A R T M E N T S T O R E
7 1 4 Cong fess A v e.

MONDAY SPECIAL

for S u m m e r S tud ents

A Pair o f

S1.00 Silk Hose

R

E

E

W ith a p u r c h a s e o f $ 5 .0 0 or m ore ifc an y d e p a r t m e n t .

C h o k e o f C h i f f o n a s s e r v i c e w e i g h t 

in a l t p o p u l a r c o l o r s a n d 

w h i t e . A I I ; iz e s ,

r n 

S e e our ad in T o d a y ’s A m e r i c a n - S t a team an fo r

M O N D A Y S P E C I A L S

I i ne Shirts

O f madras and broad­
cloth th a t are individual 
and distinctive. In Blues, 
H e l l a, and Greens. 
Matching laundering col­
lars 
sm art new 
shape.

in a 

$ 2 . 0 0

Other Shirt* 
$2.50 to $4.50

,

MMM

N ew C’ravat8

Handmade in an excellent 
variety o f colorful patterns.

$ 1.50

Others $1 to $5

■

S S M

H a ts

Pedelinoa, Milans 
and Leghorns

the 
“L ig h t as a kiss on 
head”— hats 
the 
forem ost foreign and do­
mestic makers.

fro m 

$7 OO

Other Hats 
$5 to $10

■

" T h e S tro lle r"

.4 Majestic Man's Shop
footw ear. 
creation 
in 
White. K ip , 
in 
black— elast ic sides.

trim m ed 

$7.50

O th e r Shoes 
$6.00 to $8.00

Classified Ad Section

ANNOUNCEMENTS

F O R SA L E

R O O M S F O R R E N T

R O O M S F O R R E N T

ll Bernie*- B a rk er will p re sen t 

th i- ad at 
Th** P u tty T exan office, Ii. H all 12T. ah*- 
tic k e t 

free 

w ill 
receive 
T e e n " a t lh

to see "H aro ld Uh-ttsoe. M I Conv.. P hone OOI®. 

. h* th,' ««W»i .* b e rn lur p orches, m eal* 

T R P LEWES and Hi* Band p lay s " S ta rt 
I s a a c I 

th.- B and'w -N ew C olum bia K e e o r d . 

s m < H * 

a n d double w n b 

Queen th e a te r. 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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tone, oaly $25.00, pay- ! 

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NOTARY P U B IzIC a t office of Texas Stu­
dents Publications, Inc. Room 119 B, Hall.- -lf

w ith Ba na trope 

«l»le 85,00 p er m onth. 
Co., $05 CorixresH A venue.

^ m p u s . Laratfe.i. 

.

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a . i j o i n i m *
if
I hon.

FU R N ISH E D a p a rtm e n t a t 1022 San A n­
tonio, e n tire lower floor. Alao room* for 
boy* o r couples <rp»tair>. B ath on 
each 
floor, very d esirable, Mrs. Hallie Wood, 
Phone 5*115.

ll HIH KST PRICKS paid for cast-off cb>thins 
-tf

and shoes. 407 K art 6th o r rinse '717 

N o ta r y P u b lic
a t 

B . H alt 

R o o m I I D

I ll E new Vie tm p o rtab le w ith or? hophonic 
per 
fSS.Ofl, payable 
J. R. Reed Jfuaic Co.. XOS Congree;; 

ton®, only 

$5.00 

m onth. 
A v e n u e .

T h u rsd a y . 

SKE "H aro ld T e e n ” a t the Q ueen startinje 
lf M. P. B aker will prevent 
Ib is ad a t ll. H all 127 he will receive a free 
ti* ket.

FOR SALE-—1026 Ford coupe, newly p ain t- 
Phone 

od— k« md condition, new 

tire*. 

*h»5.

Jo nes’

Watermelon slices— Stop 

and 

try 

P r iv a te bath. 

5751.

in p riv a te home
room 
G arag e av ailab le. Phone

BOYS—-L arn e cool room*. 2 1-2 block • from 
502 W. I nth 

c am p u ?, ST.50 p e r st:,d e n t. 

SI, Hffione 566®.

POU R E N T — F o u r-roam u p sta irs a p a rtm e n t, 
312 W. 22nd. Sleeping porch, h a th , |» r - 
Phone 7112. Mrs. 

$49.0® per m onth. 

aye. 
Brit ah.

TW O LARUE cool room - for bay J. T hro • 
blocks of ram p:;*. One ad jo in in g sleep ­
ing porch. 2205 1-2 Rio G rande, Call 96 7 I.

TWO ad jo in in g b td room s w ith 

*leeplnK 

porch and g a ra g e 
week*. Dial 425*. 
— 
ROOM 

 
fo r 

ren t 

 

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for 
re n t 
*06 W. 22. 

for 

tw elve} SU M M ER S T U D E N T S --T w o very cool and 
de irabte rounts in yard. C onueetiny with
2601

e n tra n c e s. 

J 

—-------—---- { p riv a te oath. 
Rio G rande. 

S e p a ra te 
P h o n e 73X2.

so u th arid e a st exposure. P h o n e 555.4.

in p riv a te hom e. N orth, 

FOR RF,NT— N icely fu rn ish ed room in p ri­
606 We t 2ftth, 

vate hom e for one m an. 

phone 21724.

LARCK, cool 

room s, w ith u#e o f Bleeping 
porvh fo r q u iet stu d e n t* . Close to cam ­
tree#. 

large sh ad e 

S u rro u n d ed 

pus. 
2411 N ueces. 

by 
Phone 9826.

A P A R T M E N T S FO R R E N T

them. They are fine. Our beautiful

A PA RTM EN T 
U n iv e rsity , 

to re n t until S ept. I . N ear g a r d e n 
fu rn ish e d 

u n fu rn ish ed .

or 

M odern, convenient, cool. 

Phone 7165.

i n v i t e s y o u .

curb service if you wish. Please do
not tip our help.

? 

. 

| F U R N ISH E D —•One 
I 

so u th e a st fro n t room s, 

o r 

G i r l s s e r v i n g , I a d jo in in g 

l* th , u se of k itch en 

tw o 

larg e, 
cool 
pi'iv a te en tran ce.
if desired. 

| 2 6 1.; Speedw ay.

T W O b e a u tifu l to u t haft «t a p a rtm e n ts, fu r­
nished or u n fn rm ah ed . N ear Capitol. P ri­
lirh ts 
vate b ath s, g arage*. W a te r and 

f'irtm h e d . Call 30 4 W. 14th.

CO M PLETELY 

cool 
>Je»-|)inji pore®cl. Ceiling fan*, tile bath*, 
Summer 

fu rnish.si, a ttrac tiv e , 

nw niaca. carafe* . Block cam pus. 
rate*. 

1918 Speedway. Phone 94 >9-333".

K IK REN T Sorority house. 24th and Rio 
to 
—26

G rsmile. To be completely overhauled 

sui? ten an ts. Phone 2-2905. 

od. n ear Unit* rsit.v. N orthw est. 

D ESIRA BLE h-to> rn a p artm e n t, w eibfarni-h- 
Ideal' fur 
sum m er school. G. H. Brush, phone 6347 or 
4 b f 7.

11. RN ISH ED a p a rtm e n t on ground 

floor;
from Uni eraity. 117 per 

one-half block 

month. 

Phone $288. 

2001 W ichita Street.

f urnished. Ab?* 

LIGHT HO I' ®KK H E I’ING 

apartm ent--w w ll 
rtw>m*. »!• eping porches, 
gas age. $10 to ?25 a month. 1494 Congress, 
l ual 9691.

ing 

FU R N ISH ED a p a rtm e n t c o n - i- tin g of 

liv ­
sleeping 
porch. Block from U n iv e rsity . R easonable 
re n t. 

room , k itc h e n , 

202 Ka** 22nd.

Phone $456 

room 

bed 

FU R N ISH ED 

room* and a p a rtm e n t* , 

bleck* U n iv e rsity , «•«»! 

* unable sum m er rate*. 

2264 Nuecea.

two 
location. Kea- 

B O A R D A N D R O O M

6 1 1 W . 6 t h

Music

FOR SA LE— P ractically new O rthophonic 
—3t

Vtetrpla, sm all size 

f a ll 2-33*3. 

ANY M ERCHANTS of Austin who have job- 
th at could <bc filled by deserving U niversity 
stu d en ts are asked to com m unicute with the 
tf
U niversity Y. M. C. A., Phone 9914. 

FRO NT RODM 

able f^r one or 
tw o a d u lts. 

.ADJOINING BA TH — S u it­
In p riv ate 
2*09 N. GaadaJuiw?. 

two people. 

home, 
I P hone 21

1 FDR REN T — Sle»*pintt porch and stu d y .
P riv a te en tran ce. 
707 W est 25 1-2 S treet.

Clove, to U s !v a n it y . 

I Phone 2-2150. 
L r si bam Place.

ROOMS fo r girl* a t reduced g am m er rates. 
th ird house! from 
2064 U n iv e rsity A venue, 
•ufnt»i ?. P h o n e 8 1 66.

FO R 

ii ENT 

room, 
w ith p riv a te e n tra n c e an d g a rag e . Phone

to wom en— S o u th e a st 

6 4 87.

COSTUMES 

tx. cam­
ion. Ring 22486. Mr*. H. W, Schul*. 7t5 

for m ost any 

re n t 

for 

Nueces.
 
 
 
.FUR SA LB— $356 Baby G rand E lectric Col- —---------— 

, 

 

 

I N e a r cam po*. D ial 2-332$, 1903 P earl.
 

 

larg e closet. V ery 

N ICE 

room 

for 

two boys. 

co m fo rtab le 

S ingle b eds;
room.

um bia Ph o n o g rap h , 

price include* H» new selection* in J a to rec- . 
urds. 
m onth.

Terra* $ < u0, b alance 

only $92.50. T his j p(>R SU M M ER ST U D EN TS — Nice, 
for 1(oy2. T h ree block* 

per mode-ratc*ly p riced. 
b a th . 666 W. 24. 

* 

.....— 

-------— -
cool
tampa.*.
P riv a te e n tra n c e and

rh o p e 2-3145.

H O U S E S FO R R E N T

FU R N ISH E D 5-roont house, 

la rge sdeeping 
I orch. a1! convenience*, g arag e. Reasonable 
IU 

reliable p a rty . Mrs. Dunn. 3‘)5 E. 

Price* 
2-2240.

to 
Phone $287.

FOR R E N T fo r su m m er s e ss io n : Ju n e ft to 
Sept. I . o a r H o llo * Tile S tucco B ungalow 
reaso n ab le ra te
the 

a t 2811 Salad* S t. V ery 
to approved couple who will cace fo r 
P hone 397 4. M T . S m ith .
p ro p erty . 

EAST FR O N T : F u rn ish e d home. T h ird bloc*

from cam pus. 

Ju n e , Ju ly , A u g u st. 

bedroom *. All conveniences, G arage. 2*14 . POR RKNX: 
S peed way. P h o n e 2-2495. 

. 

 

CHO ICE room s fo r boy*; cool, c o m fo rta b le ;
larg e sleep in g porch*-*, 
Phone 

tw o 
reaso n ab le. 

70.3 W . 2 4th. 

b o th ; a lto 

FO R R E N T : Q uiet, p le a sa n t room 

in p ri­
v a te fam ily. P riv a te fro n t e n tra n c e ; fu r ­
nishing* ail pew Ope block e a s t of c am ­
p us. 2209 Tom G reen, Phone 2-2394,

FOE B E N T : F ro n t, so u th e a st room , p riv a te 
e n tra n ce . B ath adjoining. Q uiet ncigh-
26$ 

2 1-2 (shock» n o rth cam pus. 

borbaosL 
A rchw ay. Phone 4?fl8.

^ .

room s, e le g an tly fu r-
n ish ed, af! mo*ir*n convenience*, reaso n -
18.10 C o n g ress Ave. 

g a rag e s. 

j 
•'able rata* , 
i Dial 4539.

VELM A PA Y N E yr

M e a t t hi* a d a t IU Hall
\ 
"H aro ld
receive 'n 

tic k e t 
tic k e t 

to 
to 

127 and 

T een ” at the Quean s ta rtin g T har*dxy

E M P L O Y M E N T

COHL comfortable r.«mw for 

sooth 
sleeping porch. Reasonably priced. Alao 

boys. 

WANT E ll— Men to work 
ed c o n ce rn ; m u st have 

I Meads, 23"! Rio Grand**. Phone $926.

L ittlefield . 

for well e sta b lish - ! FUR R E N T : E xceptionally furnish* d s o u th ­
fro m fo r one o r tw o g en tlem en . H alf
2603 G uadalupe, up-
from cam p u s. 

fa ir ed u catio n . 31 * ; 

; F o rk 
f s ta irs .

I NOTH' E-—Som m er students, cool, uutet, con­
veniently Incased rooms. T hree good meals 
: daily. Special rate* Will pay you to phone 
U - a titt. 

1767 Capsaaae.

Kl KIM AN D BO ARD For bag#, sum m er ses­
sion. $ f6 ; meal#. 822.'N*. Two block* from

cam pus. Mrs. P atterso n , 1961 W hitts.

L O ST A N D F O U N D

j u s t — A pair of black h o m -rim glaaiaa. 

F in d e r please re tu rn to IU Hall 

l i l t .

LOST— Cora metiee men t 

rh in esto n e
bracelet set w ith blue sap p h ire angarep, 
a t Stadium o r n e .r L ittle field dorm . Firtdet 
phone Rachel Dale#, 2-3153.

n ig h t, 

MEN STUDS!* t « —ttta a i and board a t 2565
Good meals .

Nae Cgs . Ctea®§ ta a l rooms, 
N»ar University.* Phone 3®98.

T H E R E ?- a 

a t B. Hall 12 7. T exan odic*, L r J. 
Sm ith.- if he wall p re sen t th is ad there.

ire*- tic k e t to "H*ro:<i Fee*" 
Ii. 

T W O n ic e c o o ! r o o m s f o r r e n t . AH 
m o d e r n c o n v e n i e n c e s . O n e b lo ck 
2 2 1 0 T o m G r e e n . 

e a s t o f c a m p u s 
P h o n e 2 3 3 2 0 .

BOOM FOH MKN — CcmM 

roam next 

to 

bail*, in p riv a te hom e. P h o n e 5754,

ROOM 

block* 
Phone 5filii. 

for g irl* : 
from 

.South e x p o s u re ; 

three 
on Rio G rande 

cam pus 
j

ROOMS FOR L IC H T H O U SK -keepintt and 
lin i- 
2409 U n iv e rsity , P h o n e 

for couples and boy*. One block 

v e ralty . G arage. 
3217.

FOR RENT —T h ree 

b a h t b " u ‘’ekcepjiiK. Couple d e sired , 

room s, 

fo r 
or 
in d iv id u al st?idents. R easo n ­

fu rn ish ed 

to 

will refit 
ab le ra te s. 

304 E. I ’ th. St.

D ESIRA BLE 

room* 

in p riv ate bogue 

for 

su m m er school. 

2508 Rio G rande.

W H E R E T O R O O M 
T H I S S U M M E R

th is ad a t 

IF E T H E L JA Y JO H N STO N win p re sen t 
I he Daily T q u ts office in B. 
H all -h e will receive a free tick et to " H a r­
old*’ T een a t 

th e Queen 

th e a te r.

SIJ M M ER ST I! D E NTS— Two v ery cool an d 
d esirab le room? in yard. C o n n ectin g w ith 
p riv a te hath. S e p a rate e n tran ce* . 2501 Hi > 
— 7
G rande. Phone 7382. 

ROOMS AND S L E E P IN G FORGUES 
eig h t boys a t 196$ 1-2 W ichita. 

for 
I 1-2 
blocks Law B uilding. M carri,. C. H am m ond.
Phone 3310.

N ICE ROOMS — F o r boy* 

2510 G uadalupe. Phone 678*.

$$ and $7. 

Q U IET ROOMS—-N ear campit a. 

for 

five 

m en. Sleeping porches. Dial 0374.

FOR SUM M ER STU D EN TS — Nice, 

c o l 

room* 

fo r boy*. T hree blacks cam pus.
P riv a te e n tra n c e and

M oderate! v priced. 
h a th 

60S W. 2 5 th . 

Phone 22145.

WANTED
W A N TED cRfill copy y our th esis or them es, 
or o th e r work co rre c tly and reaso n ab ly . 
Photo- Mr*. Bess *0. Bourd a i;, 3466, a fte r 
six of evenings.

WANTED- One couple. 

Att*-aet! ye room*
New p riv ate hom e w ith quiet su rro u n d ­
ings. Must be seen to be ap p reciated . 1669
W. 22 1-2.
IF YOU ARE 

IN T E R E S T E D ---In g e ttin g 
-a m m er, call a t

ro -m w ith o u t co at 

th is 

2510 G uadalupe or phone 6788.

W AN I ED «sp e rte n c 'd 

young 

salesm an . Fe p. p e rso n a lity , and 

* 4 v * rtis in f
re fe r­

ences. Apply G ossip, $5® A u stin N ational 
Bank B uilding.

FR A TER N ITY or so ro rity will care for your 
ho u se th ro u g h th e su m m er, p h o n e 9691.

H IG H E ST CASH PRICES paid for second­
hand clo th in g an d s h o ts . A S eh w arta. 

417 E. 6. P h o n e 37*2.

S U PE R IN T E N D E N T of sm all 
to m ak e a change. 

town school 
Five year:.* 
w ishes 
experience, 
T h ree 
>e a r l ' work »'op»pleted In U n iv e rsity , W ill 
re c e p t ward p rineipalahip. or place in high 
echoed. M a the*# atle# o r c o m m e r c i a l w o r k 
pr«#«rr.’d. Call 2 - 1 6 6 8 ,

in aam*? 

school- 

th re e 

principal. 

W ANTED— E n g lish U tw hor an d young m an
Pt.A* r Wffirric-d m an. W rite or 
call to see V ernon T . E v an s, 2 6 * 8 Sabine, 
A -»jn. T exas.

Y' ANTED— W Hi give s tu d e n t m o m 

in ex­
c h an g e foe v o f s . ! Apply D*l« Speedw ay, 

W ANTED I O R F N '!—F u rn ish e d house re- 
P re fer one w ith 
cam po#. 

ma i sider of su m m er. 

it- M oat be near 

.

io u »aute* n,*

-And Majestic Man's Shop 

Quality Costs N o More.

ROOM arui board fo r m en : tab le board 
ev ery o n e ; 
show er. One block of cam pus, n ear carline, 
i m , w o . ■■■ « . n y . ____________________ 

p orches, sin g le bed*

f ar I L O ST : G ray pu rse. M onday, c o n tain in g key- ; pl 
and ' 
line. ! in - nr on CistlP".?. 
in s. or on cam po*.

and o th e r w w g w i ih ia g s te M ain 

I , 'W ard. P hone 4*1.9. 

1
I

T Y P I N G

2 $326. 

: 

.

WO glee coal room*. • leaping pwreli; have 
221.6 Tom G reen. P hone 
g a ra g e fo r c ar. 

Sunday s*-12 o’dwi).

ROOM AND BOARD - l u r baar*, sum m er aes- \

slew. *36; mr MBI *22.96. Two btoclu from | T U R M E L arid 
Phone 3*35.

cam pus. Mrs. P atterso n . 

1961 W biti*. 

i 

these# 

typed, 19e 

pagi-

j r BONT BEDROOM >n p riv a te home. Two 
f ’ ladies o r a couple. * Will s e rv e b re a k fa s t; 
I K*rage- Phone 2-3637.

hoarim rs 
in 
I hone 4 7*9.

 SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1928.

T H E S U M M E R T E X A N

* PAGE THREE

cha Chacon.

2. La J eta 

Physical Education j house is spending the week-end 

Elizabeth tureen of the TH Dolt 
at 

j 

“ Estrellita” —

her home in Rosenberg.

Class.

3. Vocal Solo: 
Mrs. A rturo Torres.

Concha Chacon.

6. Vocal Solo: 
Mrs. A rturo Torres.

4. El Jara b e Tapatio— Senorita 

“ Clavelitos.” —

------------- O.... .......——rn

Alone Burns had as her guests the 
past week, Elsa E rler of San An­
tonio and Ruth Hilliard of Cald­
well. Both Miss Hilliard and Miss 
E rler were g radu ates of 
the class 
of 1927, and while on the campus 
w ere members of the Gamma Phi 
B eta sorority. They left F riday for 
San Antonio, where they will visit 
a t the home of Miss Erler.

Jud d Conway of Bryan and Jim ­
mie Murphy of Victoria were guests 
at the S. A. E. house during the past 
week.

M argaret Johnson of the Alpha Phi 
in 

house is spending the week-end 
San Antonio.

Charles Edge, George Smith, and 
Bill Oliver of Bryan have been vis­
iting a t the S. A. E. house during the 
past week.

Johnnie Logan of F ort W orth and 
Dorothy Caballer 
are 
guests a t the Tri Delt house for the 
veek-end.

of Marlin 

Taylor Henry of The Texan s taff 
is spending the week-end at his home 
in Palestine.

Mary Louise Wimberley of Kirby 
Hall is spending the week-end at her 
Jiome in San Antonio.

Willie Hamblen, Roy German, and 
J W. C arraway, of the Delta T heta 
Phi house motored to Houston for}}' 

the week-end.

Virginia McHenry of S. R. D. is 

in Kerrville for the week-end.

Louise lleinatz of S. R. D. is spend­

ing the week-end in Leander.

Annie Mac McCuteheon of S. R. 
I), is in Hallettsville this week-end.

Ada Jane Barton of S. R. D. 

is 

visiting in P o rt Lavaca.

Eunice O’Banion of S. R. D. is in 

Lockhart for the week-end.

Lola Ellison of S. R. D. is spend­

ing the week-end in San Marcos.

O. G. Hoover of Burnet, 
the University, 

student of 
friends on th e campus Saturday.

form er 
visited 

Nolen Schulze 

is spending 

week-end with his parents 
Braunfels.

the 
in New 

J 

’’’•IMH'' Tijig|tir 

ra/wr -NiMHr

W id th s 
A A A A to B

A t 
le f t —- " L a s s ie ”
— w h i t e w a s h a b l e 
. w hite pin 
. 
k id 
$ 1 1 .0 0
se a l tr im 

. 

M e e rs c h a u m 
w ith 
tr im

k i d 
r o s r b lu s h k id
$ 1 0 .5 0

The More Subtle Side 
of Summer Slipper Fashions

r P H I S is the season of e x tra v a g a n t en th u - 
siasms in m ost things . . . . But caprice 
has played no part 
in establishing French 
Boot Shop slippers in the favor of sm art so­
phisticates. New leathers an d m aterials . . . 
one finds them all 
irresistible ch arm in g 
in 
m odels for ev ery s u m m e r occasion.

Priced, as always, wit Ii 
restraint, $10, $11.50,
$12.50 and more

% 

A T R IG H T 
“ D A W N ”

— J a d e w h ite k id piped in g o ld .
— All e b o n y p a te n t

$13.50

W idths AAAA to B

Fashion's
N ew est Colors

- R O Y A L BLUE 

—TEA ROSE PINK
P r e s e n te d a t 

le f t—

“ J u n e P u m p ”
D one in e ith e r R oyal B lue or T ea 
R o se P in k
$12.50

APPROPRIATE HOSIERY 
$1.95 and $2.50

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"m r ’n 

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VIOLA MAE JOSS 
Society Editor 
CALL 75 89

W illiam son-A n d e rso n 
M arriage I ucsday

The marriage of Zach A. VV illiam- 
son of Cooledge and Miss Winifred 
Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
Jam es Anderson, was 
solemnized 
Tuesday evening at the home of the 
bride’s parents, 838 West Mistletoe 
Avenue, San Antonio, Texas. Dr. 
A rth u r Gray Jones read the cere­
mony, assisted by the Rev. Norman 
Anderson, a brother of the bride.

The bridal party came down the 
stairway into the living room, which 
was charmingly decorated with palm>- 
and baskets of gladiolas and Shasta 
of 
improvised 
daisies. An 
flowers and greenery was arranged 
in the fa r side of the room. Miss 
Vallie Alsup of Hattiesburg, Miss 
the wedding march.
played 

alta r 

The bride was given in marriage 
by her father. She wore a gown of 
white satin and lace, and carried a 
shower bouquet of Killarny roses 
orchids and lilies of the valley 
band of orange blossoms was worn 
in her hair.

Songs and D ances 
F eature Spanish P ro g ra m

Open Air 

J heater-goei s 

were
and

presented a num ber of songs 
lances typical of Spanish-speaking 
countries F riday night, Mrs. A rturo 
Torres-Rioseco presented two Span­
and Clave- 
ish songs, “ Estrellita, 
Utos.” Mrs. Torres wore 
a black 
dress, trimmed in red. and a black 
lace mantilla, also a Spanish comb 

all typical of “ Sunny Spain.” 
Equally well received was Senor­
ita Concha Chacon of Laredo, who 
danced the “ Spanish W altz ’ and the 
“ Jarabe Tapatio.” Senorita Cha­
con showed herself quite capable of 
interpreting the characteristics of a 
girl* 
Spanish or Spanish-American 
Members of Miss Hilda Moles- 
worth’s physical education class gave 
a dance, “La J o ta ,”

The complete program was as fol­

lows : 

'*

I. Spanish W altz— Senorito Con­

Mrs. Norman Anderson, matron 
of honor, wore a frock of peach col­
ored georgette, trimmed with gold 
lace, and the maid of honor,
Stella C. Anderson, sister of 
bride, was in pink georgette 
little flower 
gold lace. The 
Mary Evelyn Anderson, niece of the 
bride, wore a ruffled frock of pink 
organdy and a wreath of pink rose­
buds in her hair.

Douglas Anderson, brother of the 

bride, was best man.

A reception was held following the 
ceremony, a t which a hundred guests 
were present. Mrs. Clifford Zirkel 
and Miss Sue Hall cut the wedding 
cake and Misses Isabel Jackson and 
Otela Kelly presided over the punch 
bowl. Assisting in the dining room 
were: Misses Judith Givens and Mar­
guerite O’Hair; Misses Elizabeth 
Joyce and Ruth Mueller were 
in 
charge of the bride’s book.

Mr. and Mrs. Williamson left for 
a short trip and will later tour Cal­
ifornia, where Mr. Williamson will 
resume studies a t the University of 
California a t Berkeley. L ater in the 
sum m er 
the n o rth ­
west and will visit Canada, re tu r n ­
ing through Yellowstone Park. They 
will be at home a fte r September I in 
Beaumont. 

they will 

to u r 

)

from 

The bride graduated 

the 
University in 1925. She was elect­
ed to Kappa Delta Pi and Phi Sigma I 
Alpha sororities. Since her g ra d u a­
tion she has taught school in South 
P ark High School, Beaumont, and in 
in Sherman. Mr. 
Kidd-Key College 
Williamson received his Master of 
Arts Degree from the University of 
Texas and was a member of the Phi 
Delta Kappa educational fraternity. 
He has been principal of the Beau­
m ont school for several years.

* * *

Goforth-Frank

Mr. and Mrs. joseph D. F ra n k of 
Dallas have announced the engage- 
gent and approaching m arriage 
of 
their niece, Patsy Louise Alsworth, 
to Dr. John Lawrence Goforth. The 
wedding will take place Thursday 
evening, June 28, a t 8 o’clock at 
their home in Dallas.

Miss Alsworth was a student 

is 
the University in 1925-26 and is a 
member of Alpha Phi sorority.

Norman Spencer, acting head of 
the departm ent of economics in Bir­
mingham Southern College, Birming­
ham, Alabama, during the past year, 
is doing g raduate work in the Uni­
versity this summer and staying a t 
the Y. M. C. A.

Charles Reece of Belton, a student 
in the Medical School at Galveston, 
is visiting Cecil Tolbert at the Y. 
M. C. A.

Raymond Morrow is enrolled 
in 
the University this summer. He is a 
former student of the University of 
Southern California.

Marian Brown, who is a member 
of the faculty a t Sophie Newcomb, 
is a guest at the Alpha Phi house.

For Supper Tonight
A D e lic io u s S a n d w ic h 
( W e S e r v e A ll K in d s)
A M a lle d M ilk 
A n d T o p It O f f W ith a D ish o f

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A t
The Longhorn Pharmacy
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W E A N N O U N C E

Values Greater Than Ever!

MONDAY

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In colors an d co m b in a­
tio n s th a t are new for 
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A1

SMART STREET FROCKS 
CLEVER SPORT FROCKS 
NEW CAMPUS FROCKS

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A S the season advances the 
new Summer F ro cks ap­
pear and with them slippers 
of p aten t leather which may 
he selected from a wide va­
tic t y o f Q U E E N QUA LI T Y 
models.

O th ers a t $ I 0 .0 0 a n d dow n «

HO SIERY TO M ATCH

W ash ab le C repes 
C repe-de-C hine 
N ew P rin ts 
, 
P astel S h ad es

YOU MUST SEE THESE 

FOR YOURSELF

F or yo ur convenience

T h e Cactus T e a R oom
or 
Offer* either a re g u la r meal 

short o rd ers.

D Y - 
I IV.

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“ You D on’t W ait on U s’

Navajo J

For b» these many moons, we've fvied to find 
out what a Navajo Party was— it must have 
something to do with Indian Summer.

But ive do know that P. K .’s Picnic Lunches 

are popular with Navajos.

So get unsc, N avajo! Get your lunch at 
P. K .’s. Delectable Sandwiches, Salads, all
Relishes packed in convenient, dust-proof
cardboard containers,
* • 

a 

1 

I

Service the W hole Night

P . K. Sandwich Shop

O P P O S I T E T H E HANCOCK 

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I l V U Z through the 
L f 
Heart of l a m

NORTHBOUND
7 :0 0 A. M , 1 0 :0 0 A ML. 1 :0 0 P . M . 
4 :0 0 P . M., 7 :0 0 P . M .. IO OO P M .

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4.
5.

T h e R e p u b lic a n * ? 
F a r m R e l i e f ? 
S e n a t o r C u rt!* ?
C a lv in C o o lid g e ? 
P a r a c h u t e J u m p i n g ?

The Republic ans in convention at 
Kansas City nominated Herbert H oo­
ver a* their standard hearer by 
a 
vote of 857 of a possible 10-<4. Only 
one ballot was ne<*&aary to nominate 
th** secretary o f com m erce. Frank 
Lowden polled 74 vote* which made 
him Hoover's closest 
in 
spite of th# fa c t that Lowden had 
withdrawn a* a candidate ju st be­
fore the vote was taken, Mr. Low 
den said that he wa* resign in g be 
cause he did not approve o f the plat­
form whkh 
com m ittees had
drawn up.

contender 

the 

“ T h e fact that a man adv cr- nod th# 

tai#* o f pomanca and ad- 

Ute* 
liar s 
P 
inability to <lo work of a high

dot* notprow that w r ' » ™ » 1" " 

. day* of crinoline rival any fief urn.

pUhU u l ! t " f **“

But the river filled up with w di- 1 

th a n y o u 

patent”— Elbert Hubbard.

m entation and wa* abandoned aa ar
g r a d e , a n y m o r e 
a s m t m e t h a t b e c a m e a m a n d o e s avenue of com m erce a* the railroads
cam e in ars ! supplied the needed fa 
not advertise hr in nafe and com- 
len ities. Then in the early part of 
I his ,cen tu ry efforts were made to 
clear the bed and reopen the river to
j travel, A great series of docks wa*
 ^ key #t T rin itr, U n.j
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B enedict in u n d e r t a k e a l a r r y o f 

UNIFORM E D I 

The work to b t 

.io n . by row dw 

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W e- 
ids rut mg a uniform system o f adm i* - 1 
L « u , th e senior state supported in- 

« '« » » '• " " * * relfRt7 J* | „ , U m . . . .loomed.
, 

, 
stitation* will be of estim able vaius ; 
E ftuiv to the institutions imrnedi- .tw o years to finish and will cost $4, j

Now with the "tarting o f the pro-;
.hie value j« ct at Dallas that will take more t han

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to toe com i
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S t e educational philosophy o f th e ^
F1* 
s t a t e .

dreams are revived o f the
 glory -dream s that alw ays at-
era

tend the ushering in of a new 

^bat is what it m ean-. The old I

There has 
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long been a ---------

need for 
T e x a s Perla- 

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i«tinr*iM'» o f seho-** m en tis th # r e c l a m a t i o n o f 7 , 0 0 0 a c r e s j 

,aT> never be brought hack. The new 

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guc 

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the Mc N a r y -H a u g e n 

T h e c o n v e n t i o n w h ich ha* 

ju*t 
n o m i n a t e d H o o v e r ha* g o n e on r e c ­
ord ag u p h o ld i n g C o o l i d g e ’* v e t o 
o f 
f a r m re- 
li e f bill. A p p r o v a l o f th e b ill wa* 
d e f e a t e d by a v o t e o f 8 0 7 to 2 7 7 . 
T h e P l a t f o r m , h o w e v e r , 
th a t hag 
b e e n d r a w n u p tncludeg provigion g 
fo r th e f a r m e r g an d p r o m ite g fa r m 
r e l i e f b ut n o t in the fo r m o f the 
M c N a r y H a u g e n biti. T h e e q u a l i ­

s a t i o n f e e p r o v is io n o f th e bill wa* 
th e b a tts o f 
t h e p r in c i p le o b j e c ­
tion* to it* n a t u r e .

r e c e i v e d 

W o r d ha* b e e n 

th a t 
G e n e r a l N o b ile , th e Ita lia n g e n e r a ! 
in c h a r g e o f th# Italia'* f l ig h t to 
in j u r e d w h e n 
th e n o rth p o le , wa* 
t h e g r e a t s h ip crabbed o n an 
ice 
fl o e . N o b ile h a d fa ile d to m e n t io n 
hi* o w n in j u r y in th e f i r s t wirel***
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r e p o r ts gent o u t u n d e r hi* d ir e c -

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>•.( m nn e ! d y wi 

f r,.m t i m e t o r i l e f e r u l e b o t t o m l e n d s o f t h e T r io -
b e e x t e n d e d and h u n d r e d s o f

S L * s t ! ndTng**cVnfittion o f c r e d i t o f f e r t i l e land in t h e n e a r v i c i n i t y o f 
tx,en t h e D a lla s , an d will Iced in d i r e c t l y t o th e 

tw,«. T h e m a r o o n e d f l i e r , are . t i l l
d iv id e d in t o t h r e e part*, o n e u n d e r
“f U , , t t » n d « n t upon tk o w ttov.lopm . nt o f th.- whole flood plain. I N o b ile , l h , . , m .n under Dr. M e l * .
th e 
th e r e m a i n d e r o f 
g r e e , a n d 
c r e w w h o 
t h e *hip. 
s t a y e d w ith 
It is c la i m e d th a t th o s e w h o s t a y e d 
w ith the d ir i g ib l e will be a b le to
for a n u m b e r o f day* s in c e 
l i v e 
t h e y h a v e s u f f i c i e n t f o o d s u p p lie s . 
G e n e r a l N o b i l e 
th e 
is 
c lo s e s t to the rescu er* an d no w o r d 
h a s b e e n r e c e i v e d fr o m M a l m g r e e 1* 
s m c e M ay 3 0 . R e lie f e x p e d it io n * 
a r e e x p e c t e d to rea ch th e fl ie r s in 

r
u n f o r t u n a t e o n e s w h o , fro m tim # xo >
* 
, 
t i m e . have had to t r a n s f e r fr o m o n e s 3
co n n ie to another. A uniform .j r .- 1 »<'* 
land form , end p l.n U t.e n e
rem o f adm ittinx etedita from the - - . l l -pr.ne up, t,rmK,nK a t,„,e of n e . 
eeeonderv « h o o h of th e S tele would | p ro.p er.ty, amt turn,ox another p a . .. 
in UMH do mat h to alleviate t h . >h the annal- to f program in T era i
situation and should certainly form ngricultBf#. 
basis on which an 
ft basis on w hic ii an
lion a I plan could be worked out, look- ; 
big to it* final adoption b f all of the 
institution* e t higher 
T#xas. 

THE FARM BLOC

a f e w d a y s n o w .

inter-in*titu­

learning 

p r o b a b ly 

______

in 

it* 

f*»r 

I. A uniform ad- 

The rejection by the Republican 
in party o f the plan for farm relief spon- 
I sored by the leader- of the farm bloc
W hile there are ten tatively tem per- ami practically corresponding to the 
ary agreem ents between the regia- tw ite defeated M cNary-Haugen Re 
tram of most T exas colleges in re- j lief Bill has Maut the member* of the
control 
farm organisations, which 
gsrd to the transfer of credit, there 
thousand* o f votes 
the Middle 
h no uniform ity that can be perma­
W est, to Houston and the haven of 
nently depended upon. The I niver- 
the Democratic party 
relief. 
jftity has taken the lead in attem pting 
Upon the action taken by the Demo* 
to establish a perm anency o f recog
aition, but its efforts have met with eratie party in regard to the farm 
rmiy a half m easure o f success. The question will probably hinge the re 
study undertaken by Dr. Benedict suits o f the campaign, 
It is recognized that Etc balance of
should result in: 
rnu**ion standard. 
2. A State-w ide j power will be placed in the Middle 
standardisation of secondary schools, j W e st Regardless o f the opinions of 
I A platform from which a com pre- rome of tho more optim istic Rcpub- 
hensive plan can be worked out be- bean*, other*, according to new* dis- 
; patches from Kansas City, are be- 
Iween high schools and colleges. 
The three are interwoven as can ginning to wonder if a m istake has 
easily be seen. A uniform admission not been made. The real seriousness 
pgn * merit would naturally cause a wa* not perceived until a fter the 
standardization o f high school sys- platform had been adopted and the 
tem*, all offering courses leading to “ m ilitant army of 100,000" had an- 
intention of breaking 
the fulfillm ent o f those requirement* Bounced 
end thereby currying out the work with the Republican party, 
already started by the State Depart- 
The mo.*t sickening d efeat to the 
men! of Education, the uniform text- > nu mbers of the agricultural group 
hook provisions and the Texas Inter was that practically th e sam e m essage 
scholastic League. Having these tw o j that President Coolidge Mint to Con­
front* to work from it is only natural gross announcing his veto of the Me­
lba? an understanding betw een the N aryH au gen R elief Bill was rem! 
into the platform as the farm plank*, 
blade 
be 
The (bange in attitude o f this pow- 
reached, and it is highly possible that 
a "rapproachm ent’' 
in- erfu! Mid-\V> stern constituency gives 
elude the private and denom inational {ti* Dem ocratic patty it* big charlet1 
t<< win in the fa ll (lections. Select 
institutions as well would be effected. 
rem s to a man am enable to farm interests — 
be the rule of the hour. Educators and that mail is not Al Sm ith— and 
have pronounced 
farm ers will rise up en 
m ean t 
advancem ent. ; masse to put the Dem ocratic party 
Scholars generally agree that it tends 
()n the other hand, the Republic 
to sim plify the method and material I 
for presentation. Any 
in (ans have taken the attitude that they 
the efficiency of our present system , are offering the farmers a reliable 
that is functioning so well, then, can; substitute for the m easure so obnox- 
in the
be counted as a forward step; and an • anis 
effort 
posex a relief 
lions, a Federal system of co-opera- 
that exists in the recording o f college | live marketing, and adequate tariff
the 
credit*, 
w hkh 
standardized 
based, is to be highly desired.

on J protection for agriculture. 
is Whether the farmers will be lulled 
| by these m easures which their iead- 
I ers have called ‘ platform prom ises’*
j or whether th ey will bolt the Repub-
The letting of the contract for the dean party and turn Democratic la 
 
construction o f the new series o f ? the academie question now occupying
levees, to be built along the Trinity I the minds of most of the Dem ocratic 
farm ers
R iver a t Dallas mark* another step J politicians. H owever, 
elect the ne^F P resident— be he 

that, going farther still, p r o -! form of stabilized m arketing aasocla-

fundam ental order 
education 

it to be the best your dirt 

U niform ity in education 

to the adm inistration, 

from the confusion 

RECLAMATION

th# new series 

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that w ould 

waterw ays \ 

institutions 

into power.

supported 

increase 

cultural 

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From Other Pens

of T ex*-. The I rinity in time.- pa.*t j Republican or be he Dem ocrat. 
was the great interior path o f corn­
in the d ays o f the Civil War
m ere#,
and after, the old side w heelers used 
to ply up and down from the Du if c f 
M exico to M agnolia, th e old port for 
P alestin e and ail East T exas, There,
a t th e place w here th ere ia now only 
a shallow ferry- * th riv in g little city groat appeal to rn,,.
0fc-x. T ra d e fo r all the surrounding • 
Second B eautiful G irl: I p re fer 
co u n try was carried on w ith 
those heavier-set chaps; they are so 
the 
steamer^, smoidyir-g Hie means of <~om- ! much m ore satisfying in the lo n g run, 
fiiuakation with the outside world, I you know. -Cornell Daily Sun.

I ju st adore
fellow s; th e ir dash has 

AT THE TRACK MEET 

f i r s t L ittle C o e d : 

those 

thin 

an 

the Republican* 
by 

Senator Curtis of Kansas has been 
for 
nom inated by 
the vice presdieney 
even 
greater m ajority than was Hoover. 
Hi* name was made first on the first 
ballot. That makes a Californian and 
a Kansan the offbeat standard bear­
ers of th*- G. O P. in the forthcom ing 
presidential election . Despite 
tile 
fa c t that California is H oover’s nu 
live state the Democrat* expect 
to 
carry the “changeable sta te ” when 
the election com es o ff in Novem ber.

President Coolidge and his w ife 
arrived at the summer w hite house, 
known us Cedar Island Lodge, Ii is-. 
last Friday. T he president was quite 
upon his arrival and togeth er with 
Mr*. Coolidge posed for about half art 
hour in order to allow the photogra­
phers tim e to shoot their pictures. 
The summer w hite house is far from 
being un isolated place but at 
the 
same time the surrounding territory 
is but a virgin forest, The president | 
will spend three m onths in his tem ­
porary home.

T h e fir*! b a le o f th e 1 9 2 8 T e x a s 
c o t t o n cro p w a s sh ip p e d to H o u s t o n 
la s t T h u r s d a y . 
It w as f r o w n o n 
t h e fa rm o f E. C. C u r tis , t w o mile* 
n o r th o f B r o w n * e i ll e . 
I n d i c a t io n s 
so fa r a re th a t the cro p thi* y e a r 
w ill b re ak all re c o r d s. All c o t t o n 
c la s s e d *o f a r ha* b e e n a* f o o d as 

“ g o o d m id d lin g ”

Fliers of Kelly Field in San A n­
tonio, ye?4 rday dem onstrated 
the 
practicability of several men making 
in­
a parachute jump at the sam e 
th** 
stant. Seven men jumped into 
air from seven planes flyin g in fo r ­
mation and nearly every chute open­
ed sim ultaneously. O fficials say that 
the test dem onstrated the possibility 
o f m achine 
o f dropping a number 
gun men behind the lines of a dis­
organized army.

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E xecutive ability is the art of con ­
vincing the people in a co-educationaI 
institution 
that women have no 
rights.— Cornell Daily Sun.

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S U N D A Y , JU N E 17, 1925.

The Questionnaire

-By H . C. T.

lightly turns to what 
girls have been thinking about a l l ; who has cauliflow er 
w inter.— The Daily Nebraskan. 

the sorority ; Oh. yes, did you ever m eet the girl 
lips?— Purdue 

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lh® I ex an. Address 

to 

f S

I, W hat essayist used the pseu­

tare to advantage drest"?

donym “ E lia’”*

7. Who w rote: “ Poems are made
2. What is the national epic o f by fo o ls like mc, but only God can 

France? 

make a tree"?

3. W'hat American law yer d e - j 

H. Who wrote the play 

“ Peter

fended Leopold and Loeb? 

J P an ’ ?

4. W here is Napoleon buried? J 
5. To what character 

&. Who is the au th o r of a col-
“ Obiter
essays entitled 

does Homer repeatedly apply 
epithet “ sw ift o f foot"? 

IO. W hat L atin author wrote an
6. Who '-aid : "True w it is N a - 1 essay "On Friendship.“ 7___________

in Iliad lection of 
the ; Dicta"?

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1. W illiam Ernest H enley.
2. At 

the Pasteur 

Institute, 

Paris.
:l 
4. 
5. The A utocrat of the B reak­

Jonathan Sw ift.
1857.

fast Table.

The L uggers of Augsburg. 
The Strasbourg Cathedral. 
W illiam Hogarth.
Vespasian.
H#lt*n’s fire (F r.) St. Elmo’s 
(S p .) Fires o f St. Peter and

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The reason that Rome w asn’t built 

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fact 

that Mussolini w asn't there to direct 

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I — W h o w r o t e “ T a r t u f f e " ?
6— W h a t is th e f i r s t G o s p e l?
12— Like.
13 — Large vessel.
1 4 — W h a t w a s H o u d i n i’s 

first 

n a m e ?

15— Exclamation o f surprise.
16— Tap lightly.
17— Salt.
18— Man’s name.
1 9 — W h a t wa* th e a n t i e n t n a m e 

fo r P e rsia ?

21— Artificial channel 
23 — Direction.
25— Scatter seed.
2 6 — W h o is th e p o e t la u r e a t e o f 

E n g la n d ?

2 8 — Edge.
29— Old Dutch (abbr.)
30 — In w hat part o f the b o d y wa* 

A c h ille s v u l n e r a b l e ?
31— W h o w a s th* first m a n ?
33— In E g y p t , w h o w a s th e su n 

g o d ?

34— W h ic h is the lo n g e s t r iv e r o f 

A f r ic a ?
36— W isely.
88— Native of Arabia.
is 
4 0 — W h o 
D o ll s H o u s e ” I 

'

the h e r o in e 

o f “ A

42— Brawl.
44— Winged.
47— Blood.
49— Slight ta.-te.
51— Plane surface.
53— Anglo-French (abbr.)
5 5 — Dreadful.
57— Tax.
59— Part o f “to b e.”
50— W h o is S p a in ’* g r e a t e s t epic 

3 2 — W h a t w a s L e w i s C a r r o ll’* 

h ero ?

re al n a m e ?

34— A fish.
S5 — Two-masted vessel.
57— T o fa in t.
88,— W h a t w a r f o l l o w e d th e proc 
lam aition o f th e T r a n s v a a l Re
public in 1 8 8 0 ?
-Hawaiian food 
- G ir l’s name.
-Decade.
-N ote of th e scale.
-W orship.
-D igit.
- S o u t h Carolina (abbr.) 
- A m s t e r d a m 

69-
71-
72-
73- 
75-
77-
78-
79-

i* th e c a p it a l o f 

w h a t E u r o p e a n k in g d o m ?
SO— A t la n t a is th e c a p ita l o f w h a t 

S t a t e ?

V E R T I C A L
the fo u rth P resi­
the 
-W ho w as 
w as 
d e n t o f the U n i t e d S t a t e s ?

fou rth

2— Bone.
3— W h o 

w a* 

c a lle d 

“ T h e 

T e r r ib le " ?
4— Consume.
5 — Right (abbr.).
6 — W h a t p r o v i n c e o f A n d a l u s i a 
its g r a p e s a n d 

f o r 

is n o t e d 
w i n e ?

7 — I .and measure.
I —Prefix meaning three.

o ld e s t c it y o f P h o e n i c i a ?

10— Each (abbr.)
1 1 — W h o w r o te 
G r a s s ” ?

“ L e a v e s 

o f 

1 4 — Dart of the body.
IG— Foot of an animal. 
l f — A s e a m a n .
18— River in Switzerland.
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T H E S U M M E R T E X A N

PA G E RIVE

At Majestic Now

Castaneda Heads 

Caribbean Tour

the;,' will sa il for Porta Lemon in the | some o f the 

Spanish 

atmosphere 

Spanish Honduras, 

in which 

port there. Tho party w ill then return to 

they will spend 

a day, 

a cq u irin g , New Orleans via Havana.

Cruise to Include Pacific Visit 
At Panama

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NO OTHER 
WOMAN

PASSIONE INTRICUE 
SOCIETY’S PLEASURE 
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WEDDING 
CEREMONY 
On tho S ta g e

M onday N ile at 8 :1 5
f? 
• •

U nitin g Au»tin*« official June
Bride and Groom with sh ow ­
er of present* by A ustin
merchant*.

0 , E. Castaneda, librarian o f 

the 
Garcia Library, is conducting an in­

ter-university good w ill tour through 
th*- Caribbean countries, Mr, C as­
to 
taneda expects oboist 50 members 

sign for the trip. T w enty reserva­
tions have already been made, most 
o f which are by teachers o f Span­
ish and history in T exas, Louisiana, 
and Mississippi.

The tourists w ill 

leave 

for their 

10-day tour from .New v»cleans Juno 
2d, on the S. S. “ ( artago.” Tho 
first stop will be in Cuba where they 
will spend two days in Havana “ see­
ing the sights.”

A fter a glim pse at the P acific and 
a night, in Panama City, Castaneda 
will return to Cristobal. From there

Two Great Shows This Week

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

A T THE

3 D A Y S STA RTIN G 
T H U R S D A Y

Hot Pups—it’s the 
Kid Himself.

THE W EEK'S SHOWS 
Q UEEN — Sunday through W ednesday: Monte Blue assisted by Edna 
Murphy in “ A cross the A tlan tic,” a Yitaphone orchestra picture, 
plus Yitaphone acts and M ovietone news. Thursday. Friday, Satur­
day: A rthur Lake. Mary Brian, A lice W hite in the classic comic, 
“ Harold T een ,” with three Y itaphone acts.

MAJESTIC— Till Tuesday: M aster Reginald Denny in “Good Morning. 
Judge,” reviewed in this issue. B eginning W ednesday: Gilda Gray 
in “ The Devil Dancer,” and you all know* what that means. 

HANCOCK— Sunday through W ednesday: Dolores Del Rio 

“ No 
Other W t*nan,” with the w edding o f A u stin ’s official June bride 
and groom as a special featu re Monday night. Thursday, Friday, 
Saturday: “ Seventh H eaven,” another chance to see The Most 
W onderful Picture.

in 

Queen Presents 
Monte Blue 
, 
A v i a t i o n 

m 

, 

day 

two Vitaphone acts: 

ZOOMING to the Queen Theater to- 
is Monte Blue in “ Across 
the A tlantic,” a thrilling romance of 
It’s a V itaphone picture, 
the air. 
being accom panied by score 
from 
the Vitaphone orchestra of 75 sepa­
rate and distinct pieces, and in ad j 
dition, the Queen m anagem ent will 
first, 
present 
comedy 
“ R ealization,” 
drama on a few' o f the many aspects 
o f the modern divorce problem which 
is solved w ithout referen ce to Judge 
Lindsay, it is said; second, Earl Burt- 
nett and his Hotel Biltm ore orchestra 
which is hot as the lid o f Hades, ac­
cording to 
inform ation. M ovietone 
news will also be shown the first four 
days o f the week.

one-act 

a 

in 

N otew orthy in the world o f m ovies 
is the sudden advance since the in­
troduction o f 
the V itaphone— se t­
tings, stories, acting, and particu­
larly technique and m echanics have 
gone forward 
leaps and bounds, 
som ething w e’ve been yellin g for at 
the top or tops of our lungs for many 
moons if not longer. And the Queen 
is g ettin g the benefit o f every bit o f 
this im provem ent in the movie indus­
try. W itness the picture which 
it 
showing, Milton 
has 
Sills in “ The Hawk’s N est.” W orthy 
o f inclusion on anybody’s list o f the 
dozen best, we think, in addition to 
in 
observing all the rules o f order 
dram atics and to being Milton Sills* J 
best. Also “ T enderloin.” But th a t’s 
ju st a case in point.

finished 

just 

eustomed to seein g from tim e to time 
in The Texan. Arthur Lake plays 
in
Harold. Mary Brian plays Lillums, 
we expect that this will be about
t l l t n her best role Since the part o f W endy
in “ Peter P an,” which is the only one 
w e’ve ever liked her in. And Alice 
W hite, who furnished the brunette 
side o f the argum ent in “ G entlem en 
P refer B londes,” here does the as­
tounding fea t o f turning out in real 
life to be a blonde herself, and you 
know how. The program will also 
include Vitaphone a cts.— C.B. 

/■"•ODD M O EN IN G , J u d ge,” says 
Reginald Denny, now putting 
on a show at the M ajestic theater, 
and since it’s the title o f his most 
recent effort at a m oving picture, 
it is to be supposed that Mr. Denny

as a buhl, bad gangster 'undergo­
ing the process o f regeneration at 
the hands o f M bs Mary Nolan, 
made a little daily habit of visit­
ing the judge. W ell, maybe. Sup­
pose you set! it f o r y o u rself,

Hancock Shows 

Dolores Del Rio

June W edding G iven Monday 
Night on Program

*

“ What Price G lory,” but we prefer 

to rem em ber her for som ething a 
bit finer and greater in “ Resurrec­
tion ” and som ething a lot more beau­
tiful in “ Ramona,” her last one. And 
now here 
is the picture which has 
Kept her busy since that time.

The story concerns Camelita, a 
rich and a very much sought after
this J young lady in the region o f Biarritz 
the

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HPI IL HANI OCK 

program 

Reginald Denny

At Majestic Now

Com edy Provides Typical V e ­
hicle for Star

A Reginald Denny picture is show ­
ing at the M ajestic, and lo, it gets 
across— largely due, 
to 
the e ffo r ts o f one, Otis Harlan, who 
plays the part o f Jerry Snoot, the 
surt o f a sot that would pal around 
(and around) with a gal named F lat­
fo o t Rosie.

however, 

We subm itted ourselves to “ Good 
is the m is­
Morning, Ju d ge,” which 
nomer for the film in question, with 
an ample resolution that here 
at 
last was our chance to vent our fa ­
vorite gripe at M aster Reginald 
the 
Denny, the so cute thing, for 
kind o f pictures he puts out, 
or 
more exactly for the kind he tries 
to put out and can’t.

tim o f Mary PhHbin’s warmth 

week offers Miss Dolores Del Rio, Prance, and yon know what 

A s a special attraction M onday Don Alvarado, 

who by now has su fficien tly grown 
; up in th * movie world to be referred 
to once in a while as The Del Rio, 
in a colorful story called “ No Other
W oman” and, later on in the week, j really loved the other man a fter all. f 
about Thursday, the classic “ Seventh And bf course arrangem ents are 
H eaven,” about whi<*h w e ’re going to j forthw ith made for her to marry th<* 
have a lot to say. 

It f
It means gam bling, and her! 
means. 
Alist husband loses her entire fortune 
over the tables before she com e1* to 1 
her senses enough to realize that she 

j other man, her too true love. He is I
the very beautiful 
night a t 8:15 o ’clock, according to > ou n g man who was th<- w illing vic- 
Mr. N ovy, there will be staged the 
in 
w edding o f A ustin’s official Jane |:“ DrnmK of Love,” which has been 
bride and groom, clim axing the sea- railed the best picture of the year up 
“ No Other W oman” is
to its tim e. 
•■on for Cupid, blind brat that In* is, 
and happily 
launching the married 
at the Hancock on Sunday, Monday, 
life o f H elen and W arren, whoever 
Tuesday, and W ednesday.
they turn out to be in this particu­
lar case, the identity o f the couple 
having been kept secret. The w ed­
ding will be part o f the regular pro­
gram, Mr. Novy said, and popular (o ge< 
prices wi 11 prevail. M erchants of 
Austin will honor the couple- with 
a bridal shower, to which item s ar*- 
being added daily on display in the 
Hancock lobby.

run 
through Saturday is “ Seventh Heav­
en ,” and we advise you to f ell your 
old straw hilt to se e this one. Or 
I t’s worth it. As 
it is the 
far as we are concerned, 
m ost w onderful picture yet. Charles 
Farrell and Janet Gavnor blossom 
not with about the most natural act­
ing throughout that w e’ve ever heard 
That’s the way o f hearts in real 11< || of, and tho cam era work, settings,
and story don’t fa ll far bort o f that 
standard. Plan to g o .- C.B.

S tarting Thursday 

it. again. 

for a 

to 

lead you 

(whom se sees only once 

financial d ifficu lties with 

According to the papepsr, Lind­
bergh got to Paris, but not at all 
under the astounding circum stances 
that apply in “ A cross the A tlan tic” 
when M onte Blue breaks out o f the 
hospital, stea ls a plane which hap­
pens to be all ready for ju st any old 
ocean 
flight, and then drops non­
chalantly down in Paris in the nick 
o f tim e to save his childhood sw eet­
heart 
from m arrying anybody but 
him. Which is very lovely.

Reginald Denny can’t act, but he 
gets across in this picture because 
he doesn’t try to act, which is a par­
adox, we guess, but none the 
less 
true. We are sorely afraid thai Lit­
tle Reggy has scored this tim e; w ell, 
not superlatively, but 
scored. He 
plays the part o f a young gent found 
the 
in 
judge 
in 
film , although the title 
the entire 
would 
that he 
think 
made a habit o f it; don’t be fooled ) 
by a sw eet young blonde called Mary 
Nolan, whom yo u ’ll probably think 
is pretty and perhaps beautiful, hut 
But we advise you not to miss the 
somehow we ju st failed to see it th ai
picture at the Queen Sunday, through
She pays his fin e and takes 
W ednesday. 
member that these V itaphone pie- J him to her mission in the slums to 
lures are done on 
the superlative reform him, and by that tim e h e’s 
scale, and th ey ’re all worth seeing, j w illing for her to do alm ost anything 
sride- 
and that (w e may add for m ost of j she likes to him. There is a 
splitting sequence where Denny kicks
them ) ain’t all either. 
the wadding out of his kid sister who 
F ollow ing Thursday, Friday, and 
Saturday the Queen, there w ill be 
is about to gum the works— rattles 
“ Harold T een .” an adaptation o f the her caboose, so to speak— and all 
comic strip. Y ou’ve roared at Harold I she can do in return is thumb her
nose at him. And he turns out 
to 
in the cartoons, but wait till you see 
be an honest citizen after all, b e­
him 
in the flesh, with Lillum s and 
Beezie and G iggles and Dad and all 
comes a hero, and wins the the girl. 
That’s a1! there is to it, b u t.i f s worth
the other characters you’ve been ac-

If i f s an old story, re- way. 

life ; now, as for the screen, Dolores 
Del Rio w ill help us out a little in 
“ No Other W om an,” a story with a 
few more ups and downs. D olores. 
is probably best known 
o f cour.se, 
in
tor her 

charm ing Charmaine 

seeing.

in 

And then next W ednesday, Thurs­
day, and Friday a t the M ajestic we 
have Gilda Gray 
“ The Devil 
is a United A rtists 
D ancer,” which 
picture and 
to promise 
so ought 
som ething a great deal better even 
than M aster Reginald D enny’s pic­
ture startin g the w eek. And cer­
tainly above the average o f-m o v ie s ; 
as m ovies go. Gilda Gray knows; 
how to dance, and in this picture she j 
plunges Into the inner shrine of Ti- j 
botan m ysteries and into the lien -J 
the beautiful | 
zied death whirl o f 
Devil Dance, Clive Brook 
the 
man in the case. The M ajestic will 
follow this with Richard Barthelmes; 
in a double role in “ The W heel of | 
Chance,” and with Esther Ralston do­
ing things to Gary Cooper with that 
figure o f hers which doesn’t lie in 
“ H alf a Bride.”— C.B.

is 

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Earl Burtnett

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ORCHESTRA

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One A et C om edy Drama

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Y es he and Lillums and Horace, 
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A lso

3—Vitaphone Act*—3

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S h e thought he wa* a d e s ­
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Ladies* all wool one 
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Other Models $4.85 and up

Tom Kocurek, form erly a student 
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tration and now living in San An­
tonio, is visiting in APi • tin for a few 
days. While on the campus, Le was 
i member of Sigma E ta Chi f r a t e r ­
nity.

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(J. K. Schmitt 

rn 
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