LUCY WOOTEN IS 

'PIRATE ELEVEN IS

No. 31

A u.tin G irl P lannin g P ageant Score o f 4 4 -0 R olled U p A g a in st
Southw estern T eam In G am e 
N otably Lacking T h rills

for Q ueen o f T h an k sgiv­
ing R ecep tion

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Fir*t C o llege D e lly in th e South

A U ST IN , TEX A S, SU N D A Y , NO V EM BER 6, 1921

VOLUM E XXII

BEARS LOSE EINAL 
CHANCE POR TULE 
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STUDENTS ASSEMBLY 
IS ALLOWED M E IE R

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OUTLINEO IN TALK

R epresentative* o f L iterary So­
cieties Vote to Aid Inter­
sectional C ontest

One m em ber of th e P ublic S peak­
ing Council will he elected each y e a r 

A. Sc M. E leven Take* E xciting 

d G ridiron B attle by Score 
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of 14 to 3

l e d Shaw n A ppear* B efore 
L arge A u d ien ce— Praise* 
M odern C lassic Prophet*

|I D CROWD SEES CONTEST

Farmer* G ive Hard F ought En- 
counter T hrilling Finish. 
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A g g ie B ack Is Star

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in te re st 

low have 

th ro u g h o u t 

so u th w estern 

V arsity and Texas A. & M. College 
the 
the only elevens 
S o u th w estern co n feren ce cham pion­
reco rd .
race with a p e rfe c t 
s h ip 
IjVxas A. & BI. d efeated th e B aylor 
U n iv e rsity B ears by a score o f 14 to 
y esterd ay afte rn o o n a t Waco and so 
th e 
the B ears’ chances fo r 
uined 
football cham pionship.
The B aylor— A. & M. gam e was the 
en ter of 
th e 
^uthw estem co n feren ce, and proved 
be a close-fought contest. Coach 
ridges’ fo rw ard passing m achine fell 
own b efo re Coach D. X. B ible’s ex- 
Uently coached ag g reg atio n of line 
< nashers. T h at was the sto ry o f th e 
t?un»e. The Aggie victory came in a 
d rillin g finish, th e A. & M. team be- 
v'jg slow to sta rt. 
Sander* E xhibits Speed 
ti 
4 Sammy S an d ers, b rillian t Aggie 
ack, was the individual s ta r o f th e 
me. His speed and side-stepping 
•inned m any y ard s fo r the A ggies, 
bile his booting was excellent.
B radshaw , B ay lo r’s m uch-touted 

f t

S peaking to an 

th e W om an’s G ym nasium 

filled 
cap acity S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n . Ted 
Shaw n, 
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trac ed th e h isto ry 
th e p re sen t day. 

noted A m erican 
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o f th e dance to

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by the S tu d e n ts’ A ssem bly and serve 
audience w h ich )en the council to keep in touch w ith 
to the desires and in stru c tio n s o f th e as-
sem bly, it was decided by u nanim ous
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d an cer, , 

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’ vote a t the 

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in itial m eetin g 

of 

th e

this y ea r, while 

It w as used and cu ltiv ated 'b eg in n in g of

council recently. T he assem bly will
A ccording to Mr. Shaw n, dancing be expected to choose one such rep- 
cam e into b eing as th e ea rliest aes- resen tativ e fo r 
in 
th etic expression o f prim itiv e m a n ’s a fte r years he is to be selected a t the 
em otions. 
as a m eans o f ed u catio n by the C hal­
deans, who m ade use o f it in illu s tra t­
ing problem s o f astronom y. Am ong
th e E gy p tian s 
o f the religious cerem onies by which C° T 
the people w ere ta u g h t a t festivals 
the religious secrets known 
the 
priests.

The Public S p eak in g Council is now

fo r the en tire school session.

De b a t e M a y Be Sponsored

.he fa ll term to serve 

th e dance w as p a r t . 

" f ,tw 0 n’em bars; furom each
AT t HA n t a n ’ rt lt4 AWA WIT n m H <1 / , K 4 1 r. no «
o f the m en’s lite ra ry an d d eb a tin g so 
d efie s of th e U n iversity, w ith Dr. E. 
D. S h u rter, head o f th e d e p a rtm e n t 
o f public speaking, a t its head. 
I t is 
the executive body o f the O rato rical 
A ssociation, in which are included all 
the m en’s lite ra ry o rg an izatio n s.

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P erfectio n R eached by A ncient*
‘In G reece th e dance reached the 
pinnacle o f its developm ent and rec­
o g n itio n ,” the le c tu re r stated . T h ere 
it was included in the m ilitary tra in ­
ing o f th e arm ies, an d the highest 
stan d ard s of ed u cation and m orals 
w ere se t fo r th e d an cer. The g r e a t­
est public men of th e co u n try were 
th e m ost 
o ften n u m b ered am ong 
skillful 
fin ally 
dancers. 
b ro u g h t ab o u t 
th e d eg e n era tio n o f 
th e dance as it did fo r m any o f the 
o th e r sciences.

R o m e 

At its p re se n t session th e council 
voted to sponsor an in tersec tio n a l d e­
bate, in which a n o rth e rn o r e a s te r n ! 
u n iversity w ould send 
to A ustin a j 
team to e n c o u n te r tw o m en from th e j 
V arsity d eb a tin g sq u ad this year. The 
financial situ atio n p re v e n ts such a 
debate being a rra n g e d b y th e d e p a rt­
m ent of public speaking, b u t an en ­
deavor will be m ade by th e council

A lthough g re a t ballets, copied from , t0 havc th * s t’fd e" t b o d { provide 

Turtle Club Members 
Undertake Mastery of 
Waves at Lake A ustin

R iding th e su rf has n o th in g on 
rid in g the aqu ap lan e, acco rd in g to 
• ce rtain m em bers of 
th e T u rtle 
Club, an o rganization o f U n iv er­
sity g irls p a rtic ip a tin g in acq u atic 
F rid a y th e T u rtle Club 
sp o rts. 
held 
its last outdoor m eetin g o f 
the y e a r a t th e Lake A ustin b o a t­
house. The fo rty m em bers w ere 
divided into two sections and one 
group w ent th ro u g h a 
land d rill 
while th e o th e r had a te n m in u te 
Some of th e m ore d a rin g 
swim. 
and experienced 
sw im m ers, n o t 
co n ten t w ith m ere sw im m ing, ro d e 
the trea ch ero u s aq u ap lan e.

W in ter’s cold and u n frie n d ly 
winds are n o t expected 
to d e te r 
the “ T u rtle s” from ex ercisin g th e ir 
privilege of sw im m ing in th e Y. M. 
C. A. pool. W ith th e com ing o f 
spring, sw im m ing and diving 
in 
Lake Austin will be begun again, 
and the an n u al co n test will be held 
fo r th e aw ard in g o f gold and silver 
tu rtle s to th e exp erts.

MEET AND ELECT

Joe Thom pson to H ead Grad* 
During F all Term — M en to 
W ear R egalia T uesd ay

fu n d s fo r such a COnteSt-

Budget to Be P repared

The council chairm en ap p o in ted a , 

E ulogistic speeches of n o m in atio n
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com m ittee to re p o rt a t th o n ex t m e e t- ; an d a * en eral ar’,r ,t o f * ood w il> w ere 
ing a budget fo r the public d eb ates tb e P redom inating fe a tu re s of 
th e 
o f this year. The com m ittee is com - firs t m eeting o f the sen io r academ ic 
posed of Judson F ran cis and F ra n k class on S atu rd ay a fte rn o o n . The

th e R u "k L,t<>rar*v S oclet>r.- and 

Buck.' p re sid e n t of la st y e a r’s ju n io r aea-

ingham from the S p eak e rs’ Club.
Upon the re p o rt of th is com m ittee dem ie class and officers 
, 
d efin ite action as to su bscribing f o r ;t h r e e te rm s of the school y e a r w ere

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de- chosen.

 __________ , _______ McGehee, re p resen ta tiv e s from 

th e , session was opened by EmU KUu>

the fa c t 

th e pagan religion w ere a p a rt o f th e I 
ritu a l of the ea rly C h ristian church,
In spite j the la te r developm ent o f th e church 
^ la rte rb a c k , fizzled badly. 
th a t B aylor su p p o rters served to crush th e dance, Mr. Shawn 
P 
jpkod 
to gain m any declared. A fte r the d ark ages, how- 
rds for the E ears, he was n ev er ever, it w as revived in the co u rts o f 
Ie to got aw ay from the Aggie de- F ran ce and Spain, in the form of a 
reg u larity . The Aggies ballet ch arac te rized by the toe dance.
nse with 
id p a rtic u la r a tte n tio n to th e Bay- This form persisted alm ost 

to B radshaw 

to 

s ta r th ro u g h o u t the gam e. 

Throng W itnesses Game | 

I p re sen t ce n tu ry , g ra d u ally d eg en er
a tin g 

into a m ere m echanism , he 

N atural Baai* in Modern D ance 
The le c tu re r added th a t it was a t peml

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It was estim ated th a t a crowd o f ; stated . 
,500 w atched th e gam e, which was 
lyed at th e W aco C otton Palace. 
the Baylor-A . & M. 
In terest 
inc u a s high in A ustin and m any 
dictions w ere m ade as to w hat the 
ire would be.

this point th e re ap p eared the g re a t
p ro p h ets o f th e dance, R u th St. Denis 
and Isadore D uncan, who have done 
m uch to b rin g it back to the n a tu ra l 
it was o riginally 
."Theo B ellm ont guessed the score i basis upon which 
and 
conception 
“ T h eir 
ctly S atu rd ay m orning when a founded. 
nber of men a t th e U niversity a t h - ! In te rp re ta tio n w ere en tire ly new, yet
the success which has followed them 
ic h ea d q u arters m ade guesses as to 
has m arked them w ith th e approval 
a t the re su lt of th e gam e would be. 
o f th e pub lic,” he concluded.
Almont w rote down “ 14 to 3 ” as 
| guess, placing th e F arm ers on th e 
caning end. 

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DERATE CONTEST

W in n er, in F oren .ic T ry o u t, to of San Anton,°'

G et Prize A w ard* Program 
for Season A rran ged 

TEAM WINS CONTEST 
WITH CAGIUS SALES

Em ily N alle Lead* in Popular­
ity R ace— D ave M aud Cum ­
min* Climbs to Third Place

By selling the g re a te s t n u m b er of 
copies o f the 1922 C actu s a team 
fro m th e K appa K appa G am m a so 
ro rity has won the rig h t to a th eate r 
the 
p a r ty a t 

the M ajestic, closing 

h ea te d c o n test betw een fifte e n g irls’ 
team s w hich sta rte d T u esd ay and 
ended la te S atu rd ay .

T he w in n in g team w as composed 
o f H a rd y A dam s, c a p ta in ; R u th B ar­
n ard , H elen Rim es, E lizab e th H utch 
ison an d H e ste r B rite. T he second 

g re a te s t n u m b er of books w as sold by 
th e Chi O m ega team , while 
third 
place w as ta k e n by the A lpha Delta 
Pi.

B ook Is Individual P rise

R u th B arn a rd of th e K appa Kappa 
G am m a team sold th e g re a te s t n um ­
b e r o f books and th e re b y won a de 
luxe copy o f the C actu s o ffe re d as 
a prize by th e m an ag em en t. Daisy 
Jo n e s w as second w ith a 
to tal of 
th irty -fo u r books sold.

A lthough th e chance to e n te r f u r ­
th e r n am es in the p o p u la rity contest 
was closed 
last n ig h t, b allo tin g on 
th e ca n d id a tes will be co n tin u ed for 
tw o w eeks, a t the end of which tim e 
th e w in n er o f th e pag e p ic tu re in the 
C actu s will be d eterm in ed .

V ote* Added fo r Leader*

A t th e end o f the day’s balloting 
la te S a tu rd a y , whim 1000, 750, 500 
and 250 voltes 
resp ectiv ely were 
aw ard ed th e fo u r leading can didates 
Em ily N alle w as still firs t, w ith a 
g ra n d to ta l o f 66,700 votes. M artha 
R ivers Allen m aintained h er posi­
tion as a close second w ith 65,300 
votes, while Dave Maud Cum m ins 
provided the surpise o f th e day by 
th ird 
from sixth place 
leap in g 
t b e | place w ith 47,100 votes. M arg aret 
K elly ag ain cam e fo u rth w ith a total 
o f 44,100 votes.

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The to ta ls fo r the o th e r e n trie s are 1 

as follow s: R uth M cCelvey 37,800,;
E tta B ain 32,600, K ath ry n Anderson 
26,400, Luci Belle S n y d er 25,500, Ann j 
H am ilton 18,600, Evelyn Barnw ell 
17,4Q0, Lucille F rancklow 10,350,; 
M ildred C h am bers 3,500, T ip Young­
and L avonia B aker 
blood 3,400, 
2,600 votes. This co u n t w as o ffi­
cially given o u t by th e d irec to rs of 
the c o n test on S atu rd a y night.

Exhibition of Books 

C oronation o f th e queen sponsor 
for the T hanksgiving recep tio n will 
be under th e direction o f Miss Lucy 

Wooten, p ro m in en t society g irl of 
Austin, it is announced by P e rry P o r­
ter, g en eral chairm an in charge of 
the affair. Miss W ooten has tak en 
prom inent p a r t 
in several sim ilar 
pageants, h av in g been active in the 
opening cerem ony o f the sta te fa ir at 
Dallas this y e a r and a p a rtic ip a n t in 
previous seasons in th e C otton P al­
ace Exposition a t W aco, th e B attle of 
Flowers a t S an A ntonio and 
th e 
Mardi G ras in New O rleans.

Conte*! In T icket Selling 

P orter s ta te s th a t tick ets will soon 
be placed on sale fo r th e reception 
and th at an aw ard o f a de luxe copy 
of the 1922 C actu s will be given the 
girl selling th e g re a te s t num ber.

“ This reception is going to be d if 
ferent from an y had in the U niversity, 
and I believe t h a t everyone who a t­
th o ro u g h ly satisfied,” 
tends will be 
“ W e have a su r 
P orter deciares. 
fo r everyone who 
sto re 
in 
prise 
comes,” he asse rted .

Musical F eature* Prom ised 

Scott S nodgrass, ch airm an of the 
en tertainm ent com m ittee, is cooper­
ating with P o rte r to secure clever im­
personations and the services of sev­
eral local m usical o rg an izatio n s fo r 
the reception. The A ustin Com m uni­
ty Players, th e M andolin Club and 
the Glee C lub will have 
special 
features fo r th e am usem ent of those 
who atten d th e reception and who do 
not wish to dance.

STUDENTS TO JOIN

I T S PLANNED FOR

Legion Auxiliary 

Will Hear Report 

From State Meet

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Alice D om ingues, a m em ber o f 

 

Two 

tria n g u la r d eb ates and 

tw o 
individual forensic en c o u n te rs form 
th e ten ta tiv e schedule fo r th is y e a r’s
j L onghonr d eb atin g team .

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d eb atin g season will open w ith
the s ta te hospital com m ittee of th e I t *le ap p earan ce in A ustin o f th e V an-
W om en’s A u x iliary to th e U n iv ersity d erb ilt team , and T exas d e b a te rs will
T ulane U niv ersity . O kla-
the chapel I bom a U niversity and T ex as will m eet
in Oklahom a, and A rk an sas d eb ates

:ial A ffair U nder A uspice* of p ost 0 f th e A m erican Legion, will be 8ent 
^Jniversity Shrine Club W ill 
I Be H eld N ovem ber l l 
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J n d e r th e auspice* of the U niver- n jng a t 7 ;00 o’clock. A proposal fo r w*th 

address the au x iliary in 
I room of the Y oung M en’s C h ristian 
; Association building T h u rsd ay eve T exas at A ustin. A 

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S hrike Club, a 

reception
reception will 

“given cm th e n ig h t o f N w m b t r j eo |d ier wi>, a b o be Con»id7re'd.
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f o r all Masons and d au ghter* a nd 
% rs of M asons a tte n d in g the Uni- 
sity. T he recep tio n is 
to 
^ry Mason in school reg ard less of 

fre e 

d eb atin g 

A re p o rt from the d eleg ates of the 

. work o f th e society will be outlined,
incloding pUkna fo r ita p articip atio n

C o n testan ts fo r a place on the iri- 
au x iliary to the s ta te convention 0T ! tereollegriate 
squad will 
w om en’s au x iliaries b eing held at m eet »n th e I^aw B uilding au d ito riu m 
H ouston will be heard and o th er a t 7:30 o'clock S atu rd ay , N ovem ber
to draw fo r places. T he firs t 
th e fol-
A rm istice Day p arad e in Aug- tow ing T uesday. Final choice of th e 
j personnel o f th e d eb atin g squad will
be m ade on the second T u esd ay n ig h t
{.in F eb ru a ry , an d a t the sam e tim e 
th e th ree annulli d eb atin g prizes will 
t be awarded. 

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p relim in aries will be held 

CITY TO MEET T U ESDAY

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i. ^ degree a tta in e d in M asonry.
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I varied s tu n t p ro g ram has been 
lined fo r the evening s e n te rta in - in 
R efresh m en ts will be served, t $n 

list of the g irls in the U niversity 

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K. building, and the men are ex­
pert to call by a t once, check o ff 
j r l ’s nam e, and m ake a date fo r
.fu n ction .

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D I R E C T O R I E S 

the business o f b a te r in 

D I S T R I B U T E D M O N D A Y j B uilding a t 5 o’clock Tuesday a fte r- b est irfdividual d e b a te r in 

W. E. Pope o f C orpus C hristi of-
im p o rtan t plans fe rs $100 to th e best individual d e­
C onsideration of 
fe r the y ea r will be 
th e School o f L aw ; D elta
the San A ntonio Club when th e m ein -; Sigm a Rho, h o n o rary public speak- 
b^rs Ensemble in room 158 o f the Main j fnj? fraternity, o ffe rs $100 
to 
th e
th e con*
;noon. The im portance of this session te s t exclusive o f the w in n er o f the 
publication o f 5500 copies of the j was stressed by E rie M. Racey, pres- Pope aw ard ; an d th e S telfo x C em ­
1921-1922 idem of the club, who has invited a l l p a n y o f A ustin o ffe rs a fif ty d o llar 
en t.s’ d irec to ry 
to be w atch to the b e st individual d eb a te r,
exclusive of w in n ers o f e ith e r of th e 
o th er prizes.

.je rsity P ress, and d istrib u tio n o f presen t.
pew directory will begin Mon- 
j 

be com pleted this w eek by th e : stu d en ts 

from San A ntonio 

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V E S P E R S ER V IC E MONDAY
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Y oung W om en’s C h ristian A ssocia­

E N G IN EE R S M E E T MONDAY

j ii o f 

the 
lion to the 

re g is tra r, co n tain s, 

ftern o o n a t 2:00 o’clock. 
is year’s book, copies o f which 
be given to student* at the o f-
in 
in fo rm atio n 
usual 
m in g a dd r e ss e s and phone nam* 
o f stu d en ts and fa cu lty them - 
a d irec to ry o f 
and 
►era o f the s tu d e n ts’ assem bly, 
o f the car d id ates fo r deg rees 
>22, and the n am es o f fa c u lty 
rtm ental chairm en.

o ffic e rs 

the 

tion vesper service on M onday eve-] M em bers of th e A m erican Society 
in te rn a tio n a l! o f Civil E n g in eers will m eet M onday 
bing will begin 
week of p ra y e r recognized by 
th e E n g in eerin g 
featu re* o f B uilding in stead o f T h u rsd ay because 
association. The main 
the p ro g ram will be a solo by Dick o f the E n g in ee r’* dance b ein g held 
H ittaon and a b rie f talk by Edleen I on the la tte r nig h t. A rm o u r T ow n- 
Begg. V esper services a re held reg- send G ran g er, in s tru c to r in civil en- 
u larly in th e Y, W. C. A. room in th e gineerin g , will speak on bridge de- 
Main Building.

the n ig h t a t 7:15 in 

Jo e C. Thompson o f D allas w as 
m ade p resid en t fo r th e fall sem ester 
and took the ch air b efo re th e close 
o f 
o ffic ers 
elected fo r the fall term a r e : B rady 

the m eeting. O th er 

Cole of H earn e, vice p re sid e n t; E liz­
ab e th H a rc o u rt o f San A ntonio, sec- 
re ta ry -tre a s u re r; and A m o N ow otny

Second Term O fficer*

T he o ffic ers chosen fo r th e w in­
te r 
term a re : Jo e B uckingham o f 
Dallas, p re sid e n t; K ath ry n A n d e r­

son of Brownwood, vice p re sid e n t; 
Casse P aul of C en ter, 
se c re ta ry - 
tre a s u re r ; and Irvin S te w a rt o f F o rt 
W o rth , serg ean t-a t-arm s.

O fficia ls For Spring Term 

Lloyd J. G regory o f A ustin was 

m ade p resid en t o f th e class fo r the

president; Mabel D aniel o f D allas, 

se c r eta ry -trea su rer; and Em il K latt 

o f C am eron, sergean t-at-arm s.

Cane Custom to C ontinue 

A ssem bly o f E x-Service Men 
W ill H ear A dd ress by Former 
Postm aster G eneral

for Children Begins 

Tuesday in Library

A t a p a rt o f the A rm istice Day 
celebration o f th e A m erican Legion 
ex-service men o f th e U niversity, in 

E x h ib its of 

the L ib rary Science conjunction w ith the T ravis P ost of 
collection of c h ild re n ’s books and the the Legion, will m arch in uniform to
books o f th e main lib rary which are 
su itab le fo r children to read will be 
shown on T uesday, W ednesday and 
T h u rsd ay a fte rn o o n s from 3 
to 6 
the room s of th e library 
o ’clock in 
the Main Li­
science d e p a rtm e n t in 
b ra ry , by w ay of 
chil­
d re n ’s week. A list of books which 
would m ake ap p ro p riate 
for 
children will be d istrib u ted .

W oolridge P a rk by w ay o f C ongress
Avenue, w here th ey will be addressed 
by some p ro m in en t speaker, 
likely 
A. S. B urleson, fo rm e r p ostm aster- 
general. The Legion m em bers will 
be divided 
to 
th e ir b ranches o f service, and will be 
accom panied by the G. A. R. mem-

into u n its according 

o bserving 

g ifts 

The fa c u lty o f the L ib rary Science ber*, C o n fed erate v eteran s, Spanish 
D e p artm en t will be assisted by t h e ; W ar veteran*, the W om en’* A uxili- 
stu d eiits o f bibliography in m anaging a r yf *nd the school children of Aus- 
the display and in giving full inform a- 

.

E x actly a t 12:00 the p arad e will 
be halted and m em bers will face th e i 
east, as a trib u te to the “ u n id en ti- j 
is to be b u ried a t ; 
fied h ero ” who 
th a t tim e. A t 2:00 the line of m arch 
will again be h alted and will face 
the went 
“ w ent w est.” 
review will be held on C lark Field 
a few m in u tes b efo re the s ta r t o f 
the M ississippi A. & M .-Longhorn 
gam e.

in m em ory of those who j 
I t is possible th a t a I 

Male member* o f the class will be- tion in regard to the volumes, 

gin on T uesday the annual custom o f I N ation al children’s week, which ex-
ten d s from M e m b e r 13 to 1 9 , will
w earin g the K ane K lub regalia on 
ibe observed by the m others clubs o f
A ustin with a book exhibit in 
the

tw o day* o f each week. T he trad!- . 

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tionai cane, collar, and bat-w ing tie Cham ber o f Com m erce.
will be the accom panim ent o f ev ery 
academ ic senior on T uesdays and F ri- BENED ICT WILL PRESIDE 
spring I 
days during the 
term s, it has Seen announced by Tom 
N ash, King of the K ane.

MEMORIAL SERVICES

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Mrs. H elen M arr K irby's memory’ 
will be honored a t a m em orial serv- 
Plans fo r a senior week w ere i n - ’ ice to be conducted by U niversity 
4:30
festiv ities o f K ^ c k on S unday, N ovem ber 13 in
the U n iv ersity M ethodist church. Dr.
H. Y B enedict, dean o f the College FORM ER M IS S IO N A R Y TO 
}? I 
c p p a if* a t r F n o r c T A u / M Dr D * A PeTlick» head o i the dePart" 
U t U K v j t l U W N m ent o f ex ten sio n , will have ch arge

form ally discussed S atu rd ay , b u t no stu d e n ts an d the facu lty 
definite program 
. . . 
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th is so rt has been d eterm in ed .
 

V A R SITY PROFESSOR TO

preside, j S p £ A K A j CONVOCATION

for 
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Dr. George C, B utte, pro fesso r o f I 

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, 

o f th e m usical program .

In tern atio n a! law in the U niversity o f DAN CE N EX T W EEK A T GYM
T exas, will address the stu d en ts o f the 
Southw estern U niversity a t G eorge- 
,i|.u „ jv e „ ,ity 
tow n on A rm istice Day. Dr. B u tte d an ce t0 be giv(,n on tbe n izh t 0f 
will speak on the su b ject, ' T he S ig - , N ovem ber 18 a t th e M en’s G ym na- 
n ificance o f the W ashington C o n fer- , j um are being fo rm u lated u n d er the 
tutee on D isarm am en t.” He will j directio n o f G eorge F inlay Simmons, 
speak a t a m ass m eeting to be held in U n iv ersity .students will be urged to 
the u n iversity au d ito riu m as a fe a tu re ; a tte n d an d to work w ith th e d irec to rs 
o f N ovem ber l l celebration th ere. . j in m aking these dances enjoyable.

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a n o th e r 

P lan s , o r 

T o n ig h t a t 6:30 th ere will be a 
s tu ­
convocation o f all M ethodist 
the U n iversity M ethodist 
dents a t 
church to su p p lan t the 
usual E p ­
w orth League m eetin g a t th a t tim e. 
Mr. W. E. B orchers, a fo rm e r m is­
sionary to B razil, will m ake a sh o rt 
talk.

B rie f speeches will also be made 
by Dr. C. G. Hounshell and by Lynn 
the 
Landrumm, an ex-student of 
University.

d eb ate j sp rin g term and the follow ing o ffi-
U n iversity o f C olorado a t cera were elected to serve w ith hi m: 
the adoption of an in cap acitated ex - | B o ulder* C olorado, will com plete th e E v erett Jo n es o f San A ntonio, vice
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schedule.

single 

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T

Both Sides M ake N um erous 
Substitutions— Burna Is Star 
o f T exas Line

S o uthw estern U niv ersity ’s P ira te 
football team w ent down to a 44-0 
second 
d e fe a t a t the hands o f 
a 
strin g Longhorn 
line-up y e ste rd a y 
aftern o o n on C lark Field. T he S o u th ­
w estern eleven was n ev e r ab le 
to 
gain w ith any m ethod of a tta c k , while 
the Longhorn team was co n sisten tly 
successful even 
though using only 
s tra ig h t football.

dressed 

C aptain Tom Dennis, G eorge Mc­
C ullough, Dave P ena, and o th e r Var­
the gam e fro m 
sity sta rs w atched 
civilian 
the sidelines, 
clothes. 
an d 
G eorge Hill w ere am ong the V arsity 
re g u la rs who w ere in football togs 
ready to go into th e gam e, b u t who 
w ere n ev e r called upon.

in 
Swenson 

“ Sw ede” 

S u bstitution on Both Sides 

Coaches W h itak er 

and Seddon 
took adv an tag e 
o f S o u th w estern ’* 
w eakness as a m eans o f try in g out 
alm ost every man on th e L onghorn 
squad. Coach G ard n er o f the P i­
ra te s also sen t in m any su b stitu tes 
d u rin g the gam e, b u t he did so fo r 
a to ta lly d iffe re n t reason. He was 
to atop th e V arsity 
try in g in vain 
attac k .

W hile the Longhorns w ere ra re ly 
held fo r “ no 
the V arsity 
g ain ,” 
q u arte rb ac k s depended upon s tra ig h t 
football. The T ex as line displayed 
its ab ility to te a r g re a t hole* in the 
d efense o f the P ira te forw ard* an d 
w ith 
p lunging 
through n eatly , S o u th w estern wa* 
ever shoved backw ard.

th e O range 

backs 

P irate B ack field W eak 
S outhw estern w as n ev er able 
to 
gain ag ain st the T exas eleven w ith 
any noticeable d eg rees o f success; 
th e Longhorns m aking 
th e P ira te 
backfield men ap p e ar to be w earing 
barm an* 
round heeled shoes w ith 
skins fo r skid chain*.

Boy* O ffa r A m usem ent 

A b a rra g e o f fis t fig h ts betw een 
the chief 
the afte rn o o n , so 

A ustin u rchins fu rn ish ed 
e n te rta in m e n t o f 
one-sided was th e gam e.

Sen*, v eteran V a rsity backfield 
m an, showed his old tim e speed yes­
te rd a y afte rn o o n , w ith m any a re ­
su ltin g gain fo r T exas. Dom ingues 
and T y n es to re up th e S outhw estern 
line w ith reg u larity . HemselTs p u n t­
ing was good.

Burns Show s up W ell 

B u m s was the s ta r o f the Texaa 
line. H e blocked a kick in the firs t 
q u a rte r and recovered th e ball fo r 
touchdow n o f th e 
V a rsity ’s second 
gam e. 
he 
q u a rte r 
blocked a kick and m ade possible a 
sa fe ty scored by Texas. His play 
a t o th e r tim es was good.

In the second 

L uhn’s work a t end was n eat. He

(C ontinued on P age 4)

U T . cT ud l

i T
PUNS FOR BANQUET

 

Ju d ge Brady WH! S p ea k —O ver­
seas V eterans to H ave P re­
lim inary M eeting M onday 

*

Ju d g e John W. B rad y , w ell know n 
ju ris t o f A ustin an d an a r d e n t sup­
p o rte r o f the U n iv ersity , will d eliv er 
the p rincipal a d d re ss at tb e annual 
b a n q u e t o f th e A. E . P . Club to be 
held a t th e DrtsktU Hotel November 
IO.

The club will hold a meting. Mon- I 

in 

d ay a t 7 o’clock a t th e Y . M. C. Au 
to discum plaits for this celeb ratio n 
and also f o r A rm is tic e 'D ay. Every 
tim University who served 
m an 
in th e A. E. F. during tim wear is 
expected to be at 
tids meeting 
whether he is a member of the c h # 
o r n o t, the. president of the organ­
isation declares.

 Price, Lath er Glyime

Reese, Jam es Woodville 

,

Backet, Mamie L ad le

.Shannan, Marvin Boyd

Simtherroan, Eleanor
Teller, Franklin W.
Van Verth, Raymond L.
W olfe, Mrs. Clara Snell.

E. J M ATHEW S,

Registrar.

M EM BERS of Cap and Gown leave 

dues on Miss L. M, Bewley*s desk 

in room 111, Main Building. Deposit
fifty cents in envelope and place in 
box provided for th at purpose.

P r e s i d e n t .

Dr. T . F . C ox
Dentist

Scarbrough Bldg.

KAVE KLUB M EM BERS will wear 
official regalia on Tuesdays and 
Fridays, beginning Tuesday, Novem­
ber 9, by order of the King of the 
Kane. Canes, collars and ties are 
now obtainable a t Scarbrough's.

THE FOLLOWING W ill please call 

at the registrar’s o ffice :
B ox, Roy Edgar 
Cooner, Jam es M.
C rabtree, Findel Jackson 
Dean, Clayton Eugene 
Eagleton, N. Ethic 
F arris, law ren ce Arthur 
F lyn t, Alvin Cantrell 
Foseeli, William S.
Hailey, Mrs. Helen 
H airston, Thomas 
Howsley, Andrew Matthews 
L an e, Mayme 
Levi, Charles Alvin 
McDaniel, Stella 
Mathis, Jam es Darden

Sale of 
Men’s Shoes

IOO per cent satisfaction here, 
or money back.

T h a t’s all you’ll find; that s all that i 

worth buying; with prices 1-3 lower, 

everybody can afford fine quality.

H A R T S C H A F F N E R & M A R X

S U IT S AND O V E R C O A T S

T h ere’s real luxury in these fine suits 

and overcoats

T H f 

O f H A *r 

CLO m f 5

Copyright 1921 Hart Setal fact g Mar)

imiinaramtitmiwmii

WM BARUT JA C E

M * e a « tn « E d ito r

TOMAS O. POLLARD

Sunday, November <5, 1921

DILLINGHAM
SHOE CO.

A G A IN L E A D S IN L O W E R IN G

C H A PEL NOTICE

“ A merry heart doeth good like 
a medicine" was the text of the 
j 
talk on the beauty of cheerfulness 
delivered by George C. Butte, pro- j 
the Saturday |J 
fester of 
He lj 
morning 
service. 
pointed out that real cheerfulness I 
does not consist of laughs or tit- I 
ie re, but of the ability to see beau- | 
ty and color.

law, at 
chapel 

happiness within 

Doctor Butte warned against | 
taking one’s self too seriously, p 
saying that the person who fails to J 
himself |
| find 
I stands little chance of seeing it in * 
j other.-.
I A song service will be held at I 
I the regular chapel period on Mon- I 
day, conducted by Elisabeth V in* • 
son. Tuesday morning’s speaker * 
will be W alter Long, Secretary of | 
the Austin Chamber of Commerce, I 
who has chosen the subject, ‘‘Does | 
a Business Man Have Religion?’* I

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N E - f

* 1 / ' 7 K > Co n g ees

Phone 3210 for the time by wireless

C. A. DAHLICH

15th and Lavaca 
We Pay Express Anywhere In Texas

Ever sharp 
Pencils 
and 
Fountain Pens 
R e p a i r e d

JORDAN CO. 
EllUon & Boone 
615 Congress

FOR SALE
A Good Ford Speedster
$175.00 Cash or Terms 
Phone R. W. Wright 
at 5384

THE
STATE NATIONAL 

BANK

OF AUSTIN TEXAS

N ationalised
1 8 * 2

W a lte r B re m o n d , P re s id e n t 

P ie r r e B re m o n d , V ice- 

P re s id e n t

J . G. P alm , C a*W ar 
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EAGLE “MIKADO”'

end! No. 17

F o r Sale e t your Dealer

ASK F O * THE YELLOW PENCIL WITH THE M D BAND 
EA G LE MIKADO
EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK

 The social meeting will be strictly 
informal. 
It will replace the regu­
lar meeting of the club for this week. 
An attendance of practically all of
the membership is promised by Ben- ROOM AND BOARD for two girls st
nett Smith, chairman of the com­
307 W. 19th Street. Phone 6432. 
mittee on arrangements.
—6

DR. WILLIAM E. BERGMAN, suite 
905 Littlefield Building, dental 
surgeon and pyorrhea specialist, of­
fice phone 2538, Austin, Texas. —tf

A 

‘Toast to the Ladies” will be 
given by Leroy Barlow, afte r which 
a “Toast to our New Members” will 
be offered by Tom Nash. A response 
from the new members of the club 
will be made by Andrew Patton,

WANTED— My French grammar.
Taken from Library by man stu­
dent about 10:00 o’clock Friday 
morning. 

J. P. Watson, B. Hall.

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Throngs Poured In— Goods Poured Out

season.

Miss Elizabeth Ledbetter, chaper- 
one
of Annex C to the Woman’s 
Building, has returned from Bas­
trop, where she attended a county 
fair. Miss Adeleen Beggs took her 
place while she was away.

Gladys Weber is visiting in Waco.

Carri* Bal T h a n ts 
B B H !

University Methodist C hurch

Guadalupe 

a n d Twenty-fourth
streets. Dr. K. P. Barton, pastor. 
Preaching by Dr. Barton at 11:00
is a form er University student and a. in. Address by Rev. C. G. Houn- 
a member of Phi Delta Theta f r a - 1 shell at 7 :30 p. rn.
ternity. 

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Highland P resbyterian Church
San Antonio and Twenty-second 
San Antonio this week where she ■ streets. Rev. Thomas W. Currie, 
will make a speech before the moth- pastor. Sunday school a t 9 :30 a. rn. 
(Preaching by Dr. Currie at 11:00
era’ congress meeting there. 
a rn. and 8:00 p. rn. Christian En-

Miss Roberta Lavendar will be in 

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Captain Beebe and Lieutenant Al-1 deavor meeting at 7 :80 p. rn.

Mrs. Nellie Green of Athens is vis­

itin g her son, Hobson Green.

vin K. Robinson, a Hawaiian officer 
from Camp Travis, 
are visiting 
University friends.

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University C hurch o f Christ 

Speakers* Club 
and 

brief 

Toasts 

after-dinner 
speeches are scheduled for the social 
meeting of Speakers’ Club to be held 
tonight at 7 :00 o'clock at the Cactus 
Tea Room. The social meeting is 
for old and new members of the club 
and their lady friends, and is one
of a series of such affairs arranged 
for the year.

THE DAILY TEXAN

following which after-dinner speeches 
of the brief and humorous variety 
will be given by John Mayfield, Tom 
Clark and Leland Fikes.

CLASSIFIEDS

STUDENTS— Good, first class bar­
ber service at the Hall of Fame, 
Palace Barber Shop, next door to 
—tf
Kress. 

WANTED— Girl to share nioely fur.
nished room with University girl. 
—tf

Phone 8010, Mrs. Biggs. 

Lorraine Pollard is spending the 

Iweek end in Houston.

Misses Emma Fox and Eva Sweet 
from Georgetown spent Saturday in 
lustin.

George B. Stone spent Friday vis­

iting -friends in Georgetown.

Theo. Schwarzer, Albert Prater, O. 
Clements, and Bob Williams spent 

friday in Georgetown.

Tommy
ace.

Woolley is 

visiting 

in

Elizabeth Laird of Dallas is visit- 
lg with friends here.

Virginia Merriman has gone 

to

[an Antonio for a few days.

I. WT. Kates of Fort Worth is via­
ling his daughter, Lucille, in Aux­
in.

Annie Katherine George is visit- 

\g in San Antonio.

Sybil and Rowena Goldsmith are 
(ending the week end in Waco.

Charlie McKinley of Hamilton, 
ho is attending Southwestern Uni- 
Irsity, came to Austin 
the 
l*xas-Sou th western game.

for 

I Virginia Webb is in San Antonio 
l r a few days.

I Mr. and Mrs. J. Crockett Snyder 
I Pleasanton have been 
visiting
■ends on the campus. Mrs. Sny- 
ir was 
formerly Miss Mildred 
igey, a student of the University.

^Katherine Carothers has been ap- 
[inted page to the state regent, Mrs. 
B. McFarland, a former Univer- 
girl, for the state conference of 
D. A. R. which will be held in 
Antonio this week.

lr. and Mrs. E. B. Norment of 
Iris, Texas, are visiting in Austin 
their wedding trip. Mr. Norment

Signet Rings
For Men and Women

There is an individ­
uality about a Seal 
R i n g bearing one’s 
rnpnogram or initials 
which appeals strong­
ly to personality. So 
the Signet Ring never 
loses its popularity 
never goes out 
style.

of

I
I

The new designs have 
distinctive engraving 
and beauty. The char­
acter of the ring gives 
it great durability, 
and it is, of course, 
wholly free from the 
troubles which are apt 
to develop with stone 
set rings.

We are displaying a 
in 
variety of styles 
both m en’s and wom­
en’s rings.

$10.00 to $25.00

arl M a y e r
o m p a n y

sweiers— Silversmiths—- 
Diamond M erchant*
IE HALLMARK STORE 

$18 Congress Ave.

University and Nineteenth streets. 
Rev. Charles Robinson, pastor. Sun- 
Mary Osborne is vialing in San day school at 9:45 a. rn. Church
services at 11:00 a. rn. and 7:30 p. rn.

Antonio.

the chapter 

The Delta Delta Delta chapter here 
will entertain 
from 
Southwestern University with a sup­
per Sunday night.

Corner Twenty-second and Guada­
lupe streets. Dr. A. L. Gulick, pas­
tor. Sunday school at 9:30. Church 
services at 11:00 and 7:45 o’clock.
Vivian Jolley is visiting in Lock- B. V. P. U. meeting at 6:45 p. rn. 

University Baptist C hurch

hart. 

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All S ain ts’ Chapel

Mildred Saucier has been called to 1 

her home in Kerrville on account of W h 111 3 
the illness of her father. 

C. F. Otey will return to Austin j Sunday school at 9 :30.
visit with

short 

Sunday after a 
friends in Runge.

and Twenty-seventh 
[streets. Rev. Frederick J. Bate, rec-
Holy communion at 7 :30 a. rn.
tor.
Church aera­
ices at 11:00 and 7:30 o’clock. Stu­
dents’ Sunday Club at 4 :30 p. rn.

In commemoration of 

the hun­
dredth anniversary of the founding 
of the Episcopal Missionary Society, 
Rev. Frederick J. Bate will speak on 
the history and accomplishments of 
the society, with especial reference 
to its activities in Texas. The Epis­
copal denomination is observing No­
vember 6 throughout the nation as 
centennial Sunday.

Red River and Sixteenth streets. 
K. G. Manz, pastor. Sunday school 
at 9:30. Church 
and Bible class 
services at 10:30 and 7:30 o’clock. 
Subject of morning sermon: “Paul’s 
Prayer for the Collosians; our Pray­
er for Ourselves and Others.” Sub­
ject of evening sermon: “ The Chris­
tian in Public Worship.” Adult Bi­
ble class at 7 :00 p. rn.

Eddie Owens 

is now able to at-

tend classes.

Charlie Clark of Dallas is visiting 

at the Phi Kappa Psi house.

Chauncey Gidney and L. J. Epper­
son are spending the week end at 
Waco.

T. H. Sanders is spending the week 

and in San Antonio.

George Murphy and Stein Lee wit- 
nesed the Baylor-A. & M. game in 
Waco. 

_

Elizabeth Pony of San Antonio 
will visit M argaret West this week.

James Saulkner 
week end in Waco.

is spending the

St. P a u l’s L u th e ra n C hurch

Martha Graham, Ted Shawn’s dan­
seuse, and Thelma Dillingham will 
be guests of Marjorie Luke for din­
ner, Sunday at the Woman’s Build­
ing.

University Avenue and Twentieth 
street. F. L. Jew ett, pastor. Morn­
ing and evening services: Special
of Arms 
sermons on “Limitation 
Day.”

Texas Bible Chair

T hree G roups of

Women’s Smart

D R E S S E S

V ery Specially Priced
$9-95 $12-95 $23-95
R egularly $20.00 to *39.50

Canton Crepes, Crepe Satins, Crepe de Chines, 
Satins and Taffetas. These are not Sple Dresses, 
but our regular stock. There are only 62 dresses 
in all, so make your selection early.

THE POPULAR’S
Gigantic Removal Sale

Now In Full Swing

This complete stock of m en’s and wom en’s wearables, 
shoes and furnishings thrown on the m ark et right in the 
height of the season at am azing price reductions. 
It is 
a g reat bargain-giving event made possible only by cir­
cumstances th a t compel us to move this stock.

Great Opportunity for Young Men
Shirts, Trousers and furnishings, newest hats and caps at 
smashing reductions.

SHOE BARGAINS

MEN’S fine Calfskin shoes, 
new lasts, Rice and Hutchins 
make. $8.00 
$10.00 
values.

and 

$4.90

W OMEN’S fine kid oxfords, low heels 
with rubber tip, perforated trimming. 
$8.00 values.

$4.65

Women’s Brogue 
Oxfords

New shade Russia calf leather, 
low heels, extra values,

$3.85

HOSIERY BARGAINS
W omen’s Fall fashioned silk hose, very desirable quality 
— 98c.
Fine quality mercerized lisle hose— 39c.
METTS HOSE— great values a t 14c, 23c, 29c, 4 7 c.

ORIGINAL SAMPLE SHOP

Still Up-Stairs Only— 614 Congress Avenue

THE POPULAR

5 I 3 C ongress Ave.

N O T I C E

Laundry

Price

Rankin Laundry
Phone 7859

Wh y fool with a wash woman when you can get your 
laundry done better and cheaper, and guaranteed san­
itary.

P. S.- -Your whole washing must go to the laundry to get 
this Price.

For Your Appearance Sake 
Send Your Cleaning and Dyeing To
K E L L Y S M I T H
" "r 
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” """" ll ‘ 
' " ' 
Rugs Cleaded

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rn

203 W. 6th St.

DRISKILL BEAUTY SHOP
Mrs. Frithof Schneider 
TURKISH BATHS AND BODY MASSAGE 
Full Line of Combes and Hair Goods,— Also Toilet Articles 
23 Yetr’s Experimence

114 E. 6th St.
2nd Door From Lobby 

Phones 7802-7834

AUSTIN LAUNDRY

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Lively Scotch Suits

Our tailors at Fashion Park have just sent us 
a great line of Scotch Tweeds, Homespuns and 
Cheviots th a t are just as “Scotchy” as a bag­
pipe.

Of course you know they are “th e thing” this 

Come in and see how well you’ll look in them 
— you will like them and we like to show them.

“P a rk e rry ” is a new idea in Overcoats from 
Fashion P ark and all Fashion Park products 
are here exclusively.

Walter W. Wilcox

616 Congress Avenue

SS*

GRIFFITH DRUG COMPANY
M onday Specials

$2.50 Matal Hot Water

B o t t l e . 

.............................$ 1 .9 8

$1.00 Coly’* F ace Powder..83c

1.00 Knickerbocker C o l d 

 

 

........ 

Cearin 

 88c
1.00 Alpine Cold Cream 
88c
65c Usola Cream .................53c
75c A yen Vanishing Cream 57c
60c Sempre Giovoni ............ 48c
50c Nadinola Cream 
.......89c
50c Hudnuts Cold Cream . ..39c 
15c Ponds Vanishing Cream 28c
60c Marvello Cream 
_____ 48c
60c W o o d b u r y 
C ream 

Facial
....................48c

 

26c Johnson Tooth Paata,,..19c
80c Calox Tooth Powder 
21 e
26c Colgate# Tooth Past«..M19c
25c Pyrol Tooth Past*.. 
19c
60c Pepsodent Tooth Paste..89c 
26c Graves Tooth Paste......19c

1.00 Listerine ....................... 83c
1.00 Lilly Dental Lotion......83c
60c Milk Magnesia .............. 48c
1.00 Usoline Mineral Oil... 83c
76c Peroxide ......................... 57c
75c Squibbs Milk Sugar___57c
76c..Vicks Vapo Rub.......... ..67c
36c Vicks Vapo Rub............ 28c
.............. 88c
1.00 Mentholatum 
50c Mentholatum .................39c
50c M e n n e n s 
..... 
Cream 

Shaving

39c

 

50c Auto Strop Blades 
39c
_......28c
36c Ender B lad es 
1.00 Gillette Razor Blades..83c
50c Clarks Razor Blades 
39c
,.......89c
50c Sextoblades ...... 
35c Palm Olive 
Cream 
......... 

Shaving 
 

28c

50c Pompeian Face Powder..48c 
25c Carmencita Face Pow­

der .................

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Texas. Townsend lost IO yards on 'Thanksgiving jfcsjr football game at of advanced history were received by *UI* 
an Attempt around left end. Two
>..<•* 
passes by B arry 
failed. Gilstrap
C et into Tourney ne*t recovered an onside kick from 
the toe o f Tommy Townsend, I short
 
the to*' of Tommy Townsend, I short wH, |eave Atastin Thursday morning f)jsh History. 
nia/iA* sin th*, yard from S o u th w estern ’* goal line 

r’r 
two railroads w ilL the University of Texas during the ^o r $ * 

operate special trains running on a past summer, according to Dr. Milton A u t o D elivery. 
four hour 

trains r . Guiseh, A djunct Professor of E n -’ C le a n e r s & P / e r 9 ‘ a t o t
d a l u p e S t. P h o n e b ttZ S .

schedule. These 

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for places on 

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at 6:30 and leave A. A M. College 
on the return trip at < :30 on 

of th t , arna day. 

The round trip rate will be $6.61 

Among the additions are sets of 
the I ^ ee<jjn^j, and debates o f the G er-; 
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Keichata(t an<j B a n d e l 
ra th ; p reneh Assembly and S e n a te , * 

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85 studenta will be operated. 
o f the large A. & M. mess halls ^a8 italy, A ustralia and Mexico. Besides
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Southwestern agreed to serve turkey dinner to the | ^ e s e the library has already copies of
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On*- mental material 
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U niversity girls who have received

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English proceedings and debates. 

the A. & M. dances j have ju s t arrived, 

da— - - j
Some other sets of official volume*
invitations to 
including The 
during the week should take up the House o f Commons Journals; The
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comm odation! while a t College St®* | journals since 1914; several hundred 
tion, it is announced by Miss Lucy voiumea 0f English Blue Books from 
1914; Parliam entary Debates of South
Newton. 
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liament for Queensland since 1914; 
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Th* Longhorn B .n d was th,™ -U h 

fr.ilh m .r-.h r,rtnorr. t e m * > IgM d will 
start Monday afternoon at .. o clock, 
„ h, n pi*y begin, on the coart* mart “ * usu“> f " ar‘d th* ™°‘ m* *erUun 
of the «'*mpu~ Any first y«.r men | • » « good .appar, to the team
or transfers from other school* who 
are ineligible for the regular Varsity 
squad will be allowed to take part in 
the tryouts for this team.

ta rtin g line-up 
Posit >f tG 

The
Texas
Colt 

L in e -u p at Start

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freshman-shorthom 

A r r a n g e m e n ts are being made to 
match 
ten* 
ut* squad against clubs both in and 
out of Austin. At the end of the i 
year numerals will be awarded to the 
members of 
squad 
chosen for th at honor by directors of 
the competition.

ineligible 

the 

Names of the men expecting to en-; 
ter this contest moat be placed on 
the bulletin board a t the courts or 
left in the hands of S. E. King, tennis 
squad manager, at 
the Chemistry 
Building before noon Monday.

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PIRATE ELEVEN IS

OVERW HELM ED BY

Burns

Vowell

Rralley 

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Jones

War*!

| Hamilton

j Gardere ...

j Hansel!

LONGHORN SQ U AD

Sen*

I^eft End

Left Tackle

Left Guard

(’en ter

Right Guard

Right Tackle

Right End

Quarterback

Left Halfback

Hawkins

H ardt

Roach ( C )

Camp

Brown

Mc Murry

Campbell

Crump

Morse

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Domingues

Right Halfback
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r. J. Foster

Fullback

up many a Southwestern

messed
play-

The score by quarters:

Texa« 
Southwestern 

14 
O' 

2
9

21
0

44
0

R oach Star* for Pirate*
the 

Captain Roach played 

bust 
The officials; Rupert (W isconsin)
game of Southwestern s linemen at 
center Crump and Foster were the | referee; Moore (Vanderbilt) um pire; 
Pirates' best bets in the backfield. 

I Rourke (Verm ont) head linesman

Texas kicked off at the s ta rt of 
th* game and Southwestern kicked: 
back a fte r a series of drives by Gar- j 
dere, Domingues and Sen*. Do min
University 
the
guea broke through foi 
in 
f ‘r** cjnched 
touchdown of the struggle, with the ^ >uthwt.8tern conference football race 
game but four minutes old. Gardere 
kicked goal. 

ll. LOSES TO OWLS

Southern Methodist

the cellar position 

{anvrs 

S. M 

the 

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W ere You E v e r a Victim of G o s s i p ? T hen See

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institute Owls, 7 to 0. 

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Texas

Beginning Monday for two daysi 
the Texas T heater will 
the 
Charles Maigne production of “ The) 
K entuckians," the well known John 
Fox, J r. novel, with Monte Blue in 
the leading role.

show 

H an co c k

Ted Shawn, American dancer, is 
the attraction offered a t the H an­
cock Opera House for Monday night’s 
perform ance. Mr. Shawn will be as­
sisted by Louin Horst, pianist, and 
three dancers. 
fa­
mous fo r his school of dancing, Deni- 
shawn, near Los Angeles, Mr. Shawn 
needs no introduction to Austin, ad­
mirer*.

Internationally 

Starting
MONDAY

For Three Days

The Rose of “T he Mir­
acle M an” B l o o m * 
A g a in W i t h A dded 
G lory—

back. The Longhorn j ^ 

Texas kicked again and Southwest-; 

carried 

tm kicked 
backfield again 
down the field. Domingues kicked 
punt} 
and Southwestern started to 
back, bat Bum s blocked the kick and [ 
scored the second touchdown of the j 
game. Gardere kicked goal. The 
rest of the q uarter was scoreless.

F um b le C ap tu r ed by Luhn 

Gardere, Hemselt, Sens and Do­
mingues carried the ball down for 
the third touchdown made by Texas, 
scored at the s ta rt of the third per­
iod. Luhn recovered a fumble for 
the score. Gardere kicked goal.

Once more the Texas backs began 
their drive, aided in a sterling man­
ner by the Ijonghorn line, Hemsell 
carried the ball over for the next 
longhorn touchdown and then kicked 
goal. Tyne*, Brown and Sen* and 
the Longhorn line again tore up the 
Southwestern defense, Brown going 
over for 
touchdown. Hemsell 
kicked goal.

a 

GUctrap Gat* T ou ch d ow n 

More drives by Longhorn back?* J 
opened the fourth quarter, 
a fte r 
which Barry shot a 25-yard p & m to 
Sledge. The pass put the ball on 
Southw estern’* I -yard line. Gilstrap 
hit inside right tackle for the l a s t ; 
touchdown of the game. T own send 
kicked goal.

Texas then kicked. Southwestern 
the 
for

fumbled and Rader 
pigskin on 

recovered 
line 

the 24-yard 

Tbi* Week 
at the

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THEATRE

Monday, Tuesday

“ T H E
K E N T U C K IA N S ”
A romance of love and fued in 
the Blue Ridge Mountain*.
A Param ount Picture

Wednesday, Thursday 

Justine Johnstone
in
“ S H E L T E R E D
D A U G H T E R S ”
A Real Art Picture

Friday, Saturday

M ary M iles M inter
in
“H E R WINNING 
W A Y ”

C ist includes Milton 
•Sills, Joseph Kilgour, 
Mitchell Lewis.

in a story of love and the 
underworld in the “ Paris of 
the E ast.”

“AT THE END 

THE WORLD”

—Prizma—
— Hearst New

Also the Comedy 
‘Snookie’s Twin Trouble*

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