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First C ollege Daily in the South

SIGMA DELTA 
CHI EDITION

VOLUME XXI.

AUSTIN. TEXAS, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 19, 1921

NO. 110

TERRILL FIVE IS 

16718938

COACH ANNOUNCES

REPORT OF HOUSE 
COMMITTEE WILL 
BE READY MONDAY

FRESHMAN SQUAD 

FOR THIS SEASON

Committee of Austin Citizens 
Working on Question of 
Cost of Land

nu 
Bl 

COMMITTEE HEARS 
TESTIMONY ABOUT 
HAZING AT A. & M.

S e v e r a l 

f o r m e r 

s t u d e n t s o f A . & M. 

t e s t i f y b e f o r e I n v e s t i g a t i n g 

C o m m i t t e e

N

FINALS 
E
TO BEGIN

PIRATE 
SLIPPER! 

FIVE ON 
FLOOR

( B y R u p e r t G i l l e t t )

M o i

C o n t e s t a n t * McCullough and Barrett Play 

T h an 

T h i r t y 
R e a d y to T r y f o r P la c e * 

in 

F in a l* 

Star Game for Texas, Ty-
Jn g f o r Honors

P o n s f o r d 

a n d W r i g h t 

T i e 

fo r

T r i a n g u l a r M e e t 

to 

b e 

S t a g e d 

F ir s t H o n o r s 

aa H i g h 

B e t w e e n L o n g h o r n s , S h o r t ­

P o i n t M en

h o r n s , a n d 

F r e s h m e n

the 

F resh m an -T errill 

( B y C a rt H . S w a r t z )
R ainy w eather failed to keep 

a 
larg e audience of to sser fa n s aw ay 
from 
School 
basket b attle in the M en’s Gym ansium 
la st night, and those who braved the 
showier were well paid by seeing a 
fa st contest which the L ittlefield clan 
cap tu red , 34-17.

and 

W hile the U niversity five doubled 
the T errill 
th eir opponents’ score, 
School team was alw ays m aking the 
fu tu re Longhorns extend them selves. 
The visitors passed well 
had 
plenty of speed. Had the firs t y ear 
ag g reg atio n not been in the gam e a t 
all 
th e ir sterlin g work, 
T errill would have easily carried off 
the contest, as the D allas q u in tet dis­
of expo­
played a clever collection 
n en ts of th e basket sp ort, all w orking 
to g eth er in a harm onious m anner.

tim es with 

W r i g h t S n a r e s F i v e

I

five 

J a rre ll, 

C enter W rig h t of the v isito rs got 
aw ay 
from C aptain P en d erg rass of 
th e Freshm en in the opening h alf of 
th e fra y and snared 
s tra ig h t 
field goals. These, w ith a field by 
F o rw ard 
represented T e r­
rill’s 12 points registered d u rin g the 
iopening 
and 
Ponsford each scored th ree fields for 
T exas d u rin g th e firs t h alf, Ponsford 
also made a foul. S ch u h ard t collected 
a couple of goals from the floor, and 
G ilstrap threw one field goal.

session. P en d erg rass 

track 

“ V a rsity ’s Longhorn 

team 
>this y ear will be especially weak in 
the hurdle and jum p events, accord­
ing to indications to d ate,’’ declared 
Coach Clyde Littlefield yesterday.

P rospects look ra th e r b rig h t in the 
distance and m iddle distance ru n s with 
the bulk of the Longhorn v eterans 
back in these events R ut to d ate the 
sp rin te rs have showed only fa ir form , 
the w ork of the w eight men has been 
of a medium class, and th ere have 
been no good show ings in the hurdles 
and jum ps.

“ T here are good ju m p ers and h u rd ­
lers in the U niv ersity who have not 
yet rep o rted ,” said Coach L ift!afield, 
“ and I am anxious th a t they a* : -a r 
fo r practice. T here is yet plenty of 
tim e for them to get <nto shape as 
the firs t re g u la r meet will not b> held 
u n til A pril 9, when 
the R io Owls 
will be here.”

A tria n g u la r meet will or staged 
follow ing th e final w in ter term exam 
in atio n s between 
Longh* ns 
S h o rth o rn s and Freshm en,

the 

W hile no m eets have been a m ango i 
for tho Freshm en 
d efinitely as yet 
who prom ise to be ratio* 
stro n g it 
tra c k th is year, in all probability tine 
o r m ore m eets will be a v e n g e d for 
them , L. Thee Bellmont, director of 
Physical T ra in in g fo r Men sal I y-“— 
I terd ay . San M arcos B aptist Acade­
l>“en 
m y and Allan Academ y have 
for 
j spoken of as possible opponent 
the firs t-y ear trac k men.

T e r r il ! H e l d in S e c o n d

In the second h alf 

the Freshm en 
centered th e ir g u ard in g on W right, 
w ith th e resu lt th a t he w as held to 
one field goal fo r the session. None 
o f his com panions w ere able to toss 
a goal d u rin g th is h alf. T e rrill’s other 
th ree points were scored on foul goals, 
tw o of which W rig h t threw him self. 
J a r re ll th rew the other.

F r e » h m e n A r n A c c u r a t e

fo r 

Ponsford closed stro n g 

the 
Freshm en, tossing th ree fields and a 
foul d u rin g the second h alf. Schu­
h a rd t shot two field goals and Pen­
d e rg ra ss and W ard each th rew one 
in the closing chapter.

Touchstone played a stro n g gam e 
break in g up 

fo r T errill a t gu ard , 
m any Freshm en plays.

G ilstrap , C u rtis and Lockhead put 
up th e ir usual splendid defense fo r the 
F resh m en w ith the re su lt th a t 
the 
T errill fo rw ard s scored b u t one field 
goal.

Ponsford, S ch u h ard t and C aptain 
P en d erg rass displayed good 
tossing 
eyes and passed in an excellent m an 
stro n g T erril! defense in a clever m an­
ner, w orking the sphere through the 
nor.

P o n s f o r d a n d W r i g h t T i e

Ponsford, with six field goals and 
tw o foul goals, and W rig h t, w ith six 
field goals and two foul goals, w ere 
tied fo r high scoring honors. The 
w ork of each slightly overshadowed 
th e work of th e ir team m ates, although 
the fives played such good gam es th a t 
no one p lay er stood out v ery much 
m ore prom inently th an any o th er on 
eith e r team .

P l a y A g a i n T o n i g h t 

I T he two team s w ilt clash ag ain to­
n ig h t and another clever gam e is ex­
give 
pected. W hile the F reshm en 
every prom ise of com ing o u t w inners 
in to n ig h t’s gam e, th e T errill School 
five a re going to give th e firs t year 
p lay ers a h ard race. A good gam e of 
basketball ought to be th e result.

The s ta rtin g lineups:

F ref hm en 
S ch u h ard t 

T errill
 L indsay

Ponsford 

 

............................... Ja rre ll

P en d erg rass (C ) 

.................... W right

G ilstrap 

................................... W harton

................... 
L eft F o rw ard .

 

R ight F orw ard.

C enter.

R ight G uard.

L eft G uard.

C u rtis 

................................. Touchstone

S ubstitutions— T exas 

F resh m en : 
Lockhead fo r G ilstrap , E c k h a rd t for 
S ch u h ard t, W ard 
fo r P en d erg rass, 
Brown fo r Ponsford. T errill School: 
Kyle for W right, W rig h t fo r Kyle, 
fo r
W rig h t 

fo r Lindsey, L indsey 

(C ontinued on P ag e P o u r)

Prizes Offered to

Athletes in Spring

Football Training

Seven loving cups, donated by d if­
fe re n t “ T ” men from over the state, 
*vill be aw arded athletes who make 
o a rtic u la rly stro n g showings 
the 
i sp rin g tra in in g fo r the com ing foot­
h ill season, announced Coach B erry 
the Longhorn eleven 
W h ittak er of 

in 

I yesterday.
I The tra in in g will begin at the s ta rt 
of the sp rin g term . Coach W h ittak er 
^ will announce the nam es of men whom 
he desires out for the spring work at 
th a t time.

the 

Men eligible 

tournam ent 
for 
I which will decide the w inners of the 
| different cups will be all men eligible 
: for the 1922 eleven who have not won 
| a fooi bal I “ T .”

Cups will be aw arded to the man 
m aking the best showing as a line­
m an, to .the play er showing up best 
a t cen ter, to the best end. to the play­
er showing the best form as a p u n ter, 
to the p layer most accu rate on field 
goals, and to the ath lete who shows 
the most o u tstan d in g ab ility as a 
passer.

 

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SIGMA DELTA PSI

TRY-OUTS TO BEGIN

T ria ls in two events, the shot put 
and high jum p, will be held F rid ay 
; afternoon for Sigm a Delta Psi candi- 
j dates, announced Coach Clyde L ittle ­
field, who has charge of the trv -outs,
yesterday.

I

One hundred and th irty candidates 
; reported to Coach Littlefield when the 
! first tria ls w ere staged recently. A 
gcod percentage succeeded in m aking 
q u alifying m arks in the th ree events 
staged th a t day.

Several tria ls will be given in each 
event. Coach Littlefield said. 
This 
will accommodate those men who fail j 
to qualify in the different events on 
* th e ir first or second tria l. The tria ls 
will continue until the close of school.
Records will be kept from season to 
season of each m an ’s perform ances 
in one 
I and q u alifying m arks made 
: y ea r will count in la te r years when 
! the candidate is able to complete the 
o th er required perform ances fo r in iti­
th a t several 
ation. 
athletes will complete the 
initiation 
requirem ents fo r the honorary a th ­
letic fr a te rn ity th is year.

is expected 

It 

Among 

the present stu d en ts now 
; m em bers of the fra te rn ity are F r a n k - , 
lin J. and Nelson Scurlock, of Cle- 
! b u m e, and F. S. Leissner, of Davy.

No rep o rt on the work of the sub­
the House Com m ittee 
comm ittee of 
on ap p ro p riatio n s will be 
rendered 
until next Monday. This com m ittee 
was appointed 
th e purpose of 
fo r 
d ra ftin g a bill th at will reconcile the 
cinfiicting elem ents 
litferent 
nills proposed for th e settlem ent of 
the U niv ersity situation. So fa r, the 
work of th e com m ittee has not been 
efficiently advanced to adm it a pub­
lic report on the m atter.

the 

in 

to 

T his delay was caused by the ab­
sence from the city of R epresentative 
W right, chairm an of the com m ittee, 
but d u rin g his absence an opinion was 
secured from the A ttorney G eneral in 
regard 
the disposition of money 
from the general fund. A ccording to 
this opinion, such money cannot bo 
used e ith e r directly or 
indirectly or 
by tra n s fe r to the U niversity av a il­
able fund fo r the purpose of erecting 
new buildings on the U n iversity cam ­
pus. T his money can be used, how- 
•ver, for the purpose of buying more 
and fur the purpose of en larg in g the 
present cam pus.

In re g ard to d eterm ining the prob­
able cost of buying m ore land con- 
iguous to the present cam pus of the 
U niversity, a com m ittee of A ustin 
citizens is a t work on the question and 
it is hoped th at a report from them 
will be available in a short time.

the proposition 

land. He said that 

R epresentative M orris a few days 
igo subm itted 
th at 
the Com mittee on A p p ropriations 
should be 
inform ed as definitely as 
possible by citizens of A ustin as to 
what they should expect in reg ard to 
probable prices to be paid for addi­
tional 
the U ni­
versity proposition should be handled 
in a businesslike m anner, and 
th a t 
this inform ation should be before the 
com m ittee before any definite action 
I t w'as in response to this 
is taken. 
proposition th a t the A ustin comm ittee 
began work to determ ine the cost of 
additional lands.

FROSH WILL PLAY 

ACADEMY MONDAY

Bobbie Cannon's Five Promises 
Littlefield Clan a Hard 
Game

Bobbie Cannon, 

fam ed Longhorn 
ath lete of form er years, now athletic 
coach a t Allan Academ y, will b ring 
his speedy five here fo r a tosser tilt 
ag a in st 
the U n iversity Freshm en 
Monday night in th e Men’s g ym na­
sium.

Cannon has m et w ith notable suc­
cess in his coaching of prep, school 
team s and Coach Clyde Littlefield’s 
Freshm en are counting on a close 
contest.

The Freshm en will fu rn ish all the 
tosser attra c tio n s here next week, as 
th*- Longhorns will play 
th eir only 
two gam es of the week in Houston 
ag ain st the Rice In stitu te team .

A fte r the Allan Academ y gam e the 
Freshm en will meet the speedy Young 
Men’s C h ristian A ssociation five here 
S atu rd a y night, according to present 
This game will close the first 
plam 
year 
team 's season which has been 
v* ry successful.

M i n M a t t i e H a r d y C o n d u c t s M e n ­
t a l i t y T a c t s f o r F a a b la - 
m i n d e d

to 

initiated 

defective 

tncccJFding 

the norm of 

Miss M attie L 

.H ardy, lately en ­
gaged in child w elfare work in Chi­
cago, but now in the D epartm ent of 
Psychology of the U niversity of Tex 
as, has 
into a num ber of 
public schools of the s ta te a system 
indi­
of classification 
vidual ability, to replace the “ inade­
quate and inefficient” system w hereby 
choel children are classified accord­
ing to school experience. As a basis 
for reclassificatio n , different m en tal­
l y tests for the group and the indi 
vidual have been tried out, and s ta tis ­
ms have been compiled. W ith these 
as stan d ard s, it is possible to d istin ­
guish 
and weak-minded 
children, and children who fall slig h t­
ly below 
intelligence, 
in tellig en t and 
from 
1 hose of 
.superior m ental quickness. 
Instruction in th*- g rades of the pub- 
!is school, which, under the present 
system, m ust meet the general need 
of all classes of minds, cannot succeed 
n giving to all, Miss H ardy stated 
should 
not rciceive the same kind of le a d i­
ng th a t is given to others, any more 
than b rillian t children should be kept 
back with the av erag e,” she explained. 
“ By 
to 
them will 
heir 
h a w more ap p ro p ria te 
instruction. 
Although the sla te in stitution is too 
-mall to provide for th e number of 
they can be sep- 
lefectives, a t least 
irated 
the o thers and have 
from 
p e d a l tra in in g .”

re-classification 
intelligence, all of 

“ Feeble-minded 

the norm ally 

according 

children 

Miss H ard y has been conducting 
m entality tests in several schools of 
he state. She has, according to her 
statem ent, found children twelve and 
ifteen years of age, actually feeble­
minded, who have been in classes de- 
i R nod for norm al children for six or 
revert years, and who have all this 
fine been a t a disad v an tag e and in- 
ustiee to them selves, th e ir g rad e and 
he teacher. On the other hand, some 
rem arkable cases of intelligence were 
found where pupils were fa r above 
he norm fo r th e ir age and grade.

It is the purpose of the educational 
ne& suretntftts and test# to bring about 
,i classification of pupils which will 
** more satisfacto ry from the stan d ­
teacher. 
o u t of both pupil 
D em onstrations of the tests are made 
n various schools, upon request of the 
m perintendent or other- school au- 
‘ borities.

and 

L O F T U S G I V E N T

F ran k L oftus of El Paso, a mem­
ber of the Longhorn football squad 
>f 1911-12-13-14, has been aw arded 
•in unqualified T in recognition of his 
•ervices on the gridiron for V arsity.
The aw ard, coming a fte r th e pass- 
ng of years, is a real trib u te to the 
nan who trie s and fails to m ake good 
by th e operation of technical rules 
governing aw ards.

L oftus will be remem bered by fol- 
U kers of Longhorn football of past 
•masons as a 128 pound ath lete who 
battled daily ag a in st V arsity with an 
inkle so badly 
three 
braces were used to hold his weight.

injured 

th a t 

Applications for

W oman’s Building 

Rooms Are Received

A pplications for room in the Wom­
a n ’s Building and annexe^ fo r both 
term s of the 1921 Sum m er Sc hoof are 
now being received by Miss M attie 
C. Lockett, directo r of the W oman’s 
B uilding

In previous years 

in 
fa r exceeded 

the applicants 
the g irls ’ dorm itories j 
for rooms 
have 
th e num ber of 
rooms available. T his y ear promise# 
to lie no exception, according to Miss 
Lockett.

Last sum m er Miss Rowena A nder­
son served as business m an ag er of the 
W om an’s Building and will act again 
in th a t capacity th is year, A pplica-| 
inquiries fo r details con­
lion? and 
cerning the rooms should be addressed 
to Miss Lockett a t 2523 U niversity 
Avenue

The following students a re re ­
quested to call at the office of the 
Dean of the College of A rts w ith­
(Office hours:
out fu rth e r d elay : 
to 
S atu rd ay , F eb ru ary 19, 2:30 
5 ).

J. P. C harlton, Reese Cleveland, 
C. C. C rutchfield, P auline Halde- 
man, D. H arrin g to n , Hope Hen- 
| drix, Dan Hodges, Lee H ubberd, 
Joseph Johnson, Roland Johnson, 
j Si Johnson, A nnie H a m e r. A. Y. 
MeCailum, M arjo ry M ankin, T. B. 
M arshal!, Healy Mayes, B. Melton, 
J. W . Miller. R, M orrison, J. D.
: Nolan, M aurine P aterson, B. N.
; Peck, Emogene P leasan t, B er­
thold R einarz, G ary Summ ers, 
j Louise U lrich, J . B. W estm ore­
land, T. V. W hatley, M ildred WU- 

I son, R uth Wilson.

H T. P A R L IN , 

A ssistant Dean of the 
College of A rts.

to 

C ontinuing the probe of the alleged 
hazing of freshm en a t A. & M. Col­
lege, the Senate In v estig atin g Com 
m ittee met F rid ay afternoon and took 
testim ony from several w itnesses The 
this m eeting of 
taken at 
testim ony 
the com m ittee was sim ilar 
th a t 
taken a t the previous m eeting of the 
committee. Practically all of the w it­
nesses agreed as to the general form s 
th at th e hazing takes at A. & M. and 
none of them said th a t 
they were 
forced to leave school on account of 
tw o witnesses 
the hazing. One o r 
stated th at they did not know' of an y ­
one who had been forced 
leave 
school on account of hazing 
H a z i n g N o t B r u t a l 

to 

George Young, of Longview, testis, 
tied th a t he attended A. & M. from 
Septem ber 15 until December 13, 1920. 
He said th a t he left ju st before the 
C hristm as holidays He said th a t lie 
experienced some hazing, but that 
it 
could not be called b rutal. W hen he 
was asked how long he had been a t 
College S tation before he was hazed 
he answ ered, “ About two h o u r s ’ 

K n e w o f H a z i n g 

Young said th a t he had been told 
of th e custom of hazing at A. & M 
before he went there. 
In describing 
the hazing to w'hich he was subjected, 
the w itness stated th a t he was made 
to bend over and g rip his ankles while 
-the sophomores paddled him. On an 
other occasion he w as made to bend 
over a table for paddling When he 
injured 
was asked if he had 
in any way by the hazing, he replied 
th a t he had Wen bruised slightly with 
the boards th at were used as paddles 
bu t th a t it caused him no 
inconve 
nience, except th a t it hu rt considet 
ably.

been 

H a z i n g N o I n c o n v e n i e n c e

In a nsw er to th e question as to why 
he left A. A M., Young replied th at

TLL0WSH1PS ARE 
OFFERED STUDENTS

Eleven Fellowships and Five 
Scholarships Now Open 
to Americans

Information concerning two sets of 
fellowship which a re open to students 
of the U niversity has been received 
a t th e office of the R eg istrar. One is 
the Beit Fellow ship; the other is the 
A m erican Scandinavian Foundation 
Fellowship.

T he Beit Fellowship for Scientific 
Research was founded and endowed 
by O tto Beit, Esq., London, in 1913, 
the A dvancem ent of 
“To Prom ote 
Science by R esearch.” The fellow­
ship is tenable a t the Im perial Col­
lege of Science and Technology, South 

K ensington, London, S. W., and h as! 
an annual value of 175 pounds, E n ­
glish money. 
Its du ratio n is for one 
or two y ears according to the recom­

m endations of the tru stees. A pplica­
tions accompanied by reference should 
lie made to the R ector of the Im perial 
College not later th an A pril 19.

The Am erican S candinavian Foun­
dation has offered tw enty fellowships 
to be distributed am ong three differ­
ent S candinavian countries. 
Each 
fellowship will net the sum of $1,000 
yearly. Ten of them a re to held in 
Sweden in the subjects of C hem istry, 
A g ricu ltu ral Srience«, Social Sciences, 
and M etallurgy', 
F o restry , Mining 
H ydro-electricity, L anguage and L it­
e ra tu re , and other hum anistic sub­
jects. F ive scholarships each in N o r­
way and D enm ark are to be held in 
ac­
sim ilar 
subjects. A pplications 
companied with an account of 
the 
qualifications, 
recom m endations and 
photographs of the candidates should 
be made before M arch 15 to Jam es 
Creese, Jr.. A ssistant D irector of 
Students, A m erican 
S candinavian 
Foundation, 25 W est Forty-second 
S treet, New- York City.

Detailed 

inform ation may be se­
cured at th e office of th e R eg istrar, 
Education Building.

( B y F l e d J. W h i t e ) 

Georgetown, Texas, F ebruary IS—

_ 

, . 

Speaking C ontest will be held F rid ay 

Sem i-finals in the Boone ^ t e m p o r e P la>,' n£ on tt floor made 

by
rain which leaked through the roof of
J the P ira te s gymnasium, the Umver-
atternoon in the Main Auditorium of | - t y 0f T exas Longhorns defeated the 
hr Law Buildin 
4 Southw estern U niversity five here to-
u’clock 

for contestants. Names of | nijght by a score of 24 to 15.

from 3 

1T .

to 

„ 

.. 

. 

, 

. 

. 

all the p artic ip a n ts in the sem i-finals 
have not been received but approxi
m ately sixteen men and a like nam* 
ber of women a re expected to tam 
p art, according to Elwood Griseom.
J r., associate professor of 
j Speaking, who 
{ contest. 

The gym nasium roof leaked in eight 
places onto the playing floor and
towels and 
throw n on
jerseys were 
i hese spots to tak e up the w ater. The 
players tried to steer d e a r of these
Public places but often in the m idst of some
is in charge of the I f u ll play were unable to do so with
the result th a t they often slipped and

From those who p articip ate in the I fell.

and 

sem i-final contest six men 
six j The small seating capacity of the 
women will be selected to take p a rt in J P ira te s’ gym nasium was com fortably
he final contest which will he con­
ducted on M arch 4 
The contest is 
held in two d iffe ren t groups, one for 
the men and one for 
the women. 
Each speaker is lim ited to six m in­
utes and m ust speak on some phase 
of the “ C ourt of In d u strial Relations, 

filled with spectators.

The contest was fast a t tim es, but 
the visitors never extended them selves.
George McCullough, stellar Texas 
g u ard , was the individual s ta r of the 
game, doing wonderful work a t gu ard 
and tieing F o rw ard B a rre tt fo r high 
point honors fo r T exas. B a rre tt and 
field 
McCullough each made 
goals. B a rre tt also displayed great 
form, advancing 
the ball down the 
floor excellently.

four 

im ilar to th a t of K an sas.”

The Boone Contest has been held 
innually for a num ber of years. Dan 
Boone, of W ichita F alls, a g rad u ate 
of th e U niversity gives to the van­
ning woman and to the winning man 
the sum of $50 a fte r the final con­
test. Each lite ra ry society 
is per­
to e n te r fo u r co n testants in 
m itted 
fhe sem i-finals. T his is 
second 
year th a t women have been perm itted 
to en ter th e contest.

the 

L ast y ear the fin a l contest was w rn 
tm 
Field 

by Rebecca H ightow er 
women, 
am ong the men.

and by Robert M 

among 

Theta Sigma Phi

A nn ou n ce s 

the p le d g in g

Kathryn A nde rs on 
Eli zabeth McCurdy

fra te rn ity , 

jo u rn alistic 

T heta Sigm a P hi, w om an’s h o n -, 
o ra ry 
an-1 
the pledging of K atheryn 
nounces 
A nderson‘ o f Brownwood, and E liza­
beth M cCurdy of L ockhart. Both are 
Texan w orkers and students in the 
School of Journalism .

T h eta Sigm a Phi h as been in the 
U niversity of Texas since 1919, when 
a c h a rte r was g ran ted 
to Pen and 
Type, a jo u rn alistic club. Members 
in the U niversity have alw ays taken 
an active p a rt in the publication of 
The Texan, Longhorn, and Cactus.

H e ire ra , fo rw ard for Southw estern, 
He 
two 

was the s ta r fo r th e P irates. 
made nine points by scoring 
field goals and five fouls.

T h e o c ra t h a lf ended with Texas in 
the lead 12-8. The P irates staged a 
drive a t the s ta r t of the second half 
and ra n the count up to 12-11. Then 
Longhorns got started again and 
a fte r th a t scored 12 points while the 
Southw estern team were scoring four.
Coach Bellmont did not m ake a 
change in the Texas lineup d u rin g the 
whole game. He started Russell, the 
veteran g uard, a t cen ter; McCullough 
and Hill at g u ard s and Peyton and 
B arrett a t forw ards. This was the 
th a t defeated Rice two 
combination 
stra ig h t gam es and 
the 
B aylor B ears a f te r the Waco players 
had taken a fall out of the Longhorns 
on the Texas team ’s home floor.

then beat 

Tonight 

th e com bination worked 
w ill, vercom ing 
th a t 
the difficulties 
they encountered on the wet floor and 
in the g re at difference in size between 
the P ira te s’ gym nasium and the spac­
ious Men’s gym nasium at the U niver­
sity of Texas.

■Russell passed well 

in the Long­
horn lineup and succeeded in sn arin g 
a field goal. Peyton and Hill played 
their usual clever games in the Long­
h o rn ’s lineup.

The fra te rn ity iR now planning on 
tak in g an active p a rt in the V arsity 
Circus. 
J u s t w hat form this a t t r a c - I on Texas Players and five on p *r a t* 
f ion is to take, h as not yet been an-1 athIet*8- Peyton made good on two 
° f his five chances fo r fouls and H er-
nounced. 

Referee Henderson called l l fouls

0_ 

rera scored five fouls in his l l a t ­

tem pts.

ATHLETIC DIPLOMA 

The P irates made only one substi-

IS GIVEN PLAYERS 

tution d u rin g the game.

 

A thletic C ertificates of A ward 

T onight’s gam e w as the L onghorns'
are last non-conference gam e of the sea-
* novations which have been 
inau- son. The T exas U niversity team now 
unrated by the A thletic Council of the has only fo u r gam es rem aining on 
U niversity of Texas. 

th eir schedule. On W ednesday and
When a V arsity athlete completes T h u rsday of next week they meet the
bis athletic career he is given a c e r-jR ic e In stitu te Owls at Houston and 
t ideate 17 by 12 
inches in size, en- on Tuesday and W ednesday of the 
craved with all the accurateness of a I following week they will close th eir 
college diploma, show ing a com plete j reason with a couple of games against 
record of his college athletic c a re e r.j i heir g reat athletic rivals—the Texas 
T his aw ard will be given all men j A. & M. Aggies. These A g g ieT ex as 
com pleting th e ir athletic ea rre rs 
the Long-
ginning 1920-1921. 

be- gam es will be staged on 

h o rn s’ home court at Austin.

Included on th e diplom a will be a J 

record of th e special honors won by
the athlete and a large orange T over 
ihe seal of the U n iv ersity of Texas.

______
(Continued on Page F our)

INDUSTRIAL STUDY

GROUP CLASS OPENS

T h irty people la st night attended 
?he first m eeting of the 
industrial 
rtudy group which will study present 
lines 
economic conditions along the 
of thought laid down by Dr. Sherwood 
Eddy in his recent lectures here. 
It 
was thought by those in charge th at 
the bad w eather kept many others 
aw ay. The group met a t the Young 
Men’s C hristian Association building.
O rganization of the class was got­

ten under way.

In accordance with the catalogue 
announcem ent. Tuesday, F eb ru ary 
22. will bt1 observed as a general 
holiday in all departm ents of the 
University. On Monday and W ed­
nesday, F eb ru ary 21 and 23, all 
claries in the U niversity will pro­
ceed as usual. This notice is of­
ficial and final, and students will 
please re fra in from ringing either 
my office or my residence telephone 
to make inquiries about this m at­
ter.

R O B E R T E, V I N S O N , 

President.

I Continued on page Four I

of:

 ©hr 
Baily ©exan 

TVxas student may be. On that 
day “The Eyes of Texas” 
IS
heard across the continent.

— R . a .

$

first Cotta** Os! 7 O** Soul*
th* cmtnpm of th* Unt**»sit/
of Tow* hr th* *tu4*nt body m n w m in i

Fofettahod 

OffW Room IM. Main Bulling. 
Tctaphon* 114*.

a* Mcoiuh«taM «urt**T st th* po*t- 
•ffto st Awftio, Tom*. Q»a*T rh* Aet of 
Comrrm*. Ma rh I 1»7I Aec*^tsne*
at sf>«es*5 rat* of je»Uw* prtmd*a 
for in AttT— I IOX, Ast of October *. IM7, 
Mtfbor <•**• 0*|rt*Mh*r 24. KUS.

HI LON W BLACK 
gftttor-in-Chicf

p o l i n e s s

It seems that at irregu lar in­
tervals the U n iv ersity m ust be 
drawn into politics because o f a 
lack of any definite policy con ­
In the presen t in- 
cerning it. 
stance the plans for settlin g the 
University question are as nu­
in m any cases as 
merous and 
impracticable 
the 
schemes for retu rn in g th*- rail­
roads to private ow nership. But
if Would
seem , is not sc. much that th*- 
U n iversity be moved 
to any 
special pk&e or be allowed to re-

as w e r e 

fllO.d , 

OFFICIAL NOTICES

bruary 22 
Leave gym nasium at 5:00 a rn

( T u e sd a y ), 20-rrile hike 

Assistant Dean of

M A NAG ER.

Women IU in Fort

Worth Sanitarium

a 

. 

- 

T H E SE M I-F IN A L S for the Boone
E xtem pore apes king prize will be
he.d S atu rd a y afternoon in the Law seaj w ilj haye g
a ads tori uni. VV omen at 
men at 4:00 p m.

p m ' j i n g so 

______. . 

S C R IB B L E R S : Those who have
I not singed th eir nam es to the Ca e tu i
an opportunity o f do 

<>0

ALL W OM EN 

JE. GRISCOM, JR

I seal will be placed in the rotunda o f | ^ nc€ 
th e Main B uilding 3 t th a t tim e.

Mrs. I lorence Bel?. Absist tnt Dean
from 9— I T Saturday. T h e lo f W o m t ‘n < w h o ‘s on a leave o f ab 
t h e U n iversity on ac- 
count of iii health is not expected to 
resum e her duties this term, At pres­
ent Mrs. Bell is at a sanitarium in
the 
K A PPA D E L T A PI members who ^ o c t Worth under the* treatm ent of 
Boone E xtem pore -peaking prize hand 
im- 
in your nam es to M iss M ontgomery ’ w ant their 
bera are urged to be there and on ordered com m unicate on or before I P rove* lt- roay b* possible for her to 
tend 
in the 
Spring term, Dr. Beal stated. D uring 
your nam es 
Mrs. B ell’s absence, her work is be­
noon Saturday.
m e attended to bv Miss Lula M. B ew ­
i t ) . also assistant-dean o f women.

in Teaday with M iss Pirkle, S ecretary,^ come ka< k t0 

RICH A RD J O N A S , President.

for the Boone contest hand 

to Mr. Grissom before or 

M ILTON LIN G , President.

fra tern ity keys or pins 

If she continues to 

E GRISCOM , JR ..

P niveraity 

entered 

.Beall. 

from 

for 

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SCA X I)IN A V IA N S : 

C A N D ID A T E S for 

the Teachers' 
Diplom a to be granted in June, 1921, 
R e g u l a r *kf>uld make application therefor at
o f f i c e o f th© Dean o f the School 
118, Education

m onthly m eeting S atu rd a y n igh t at 
eigh t o ’clock, residence o f Mrs. C, G. ° f E ducation, room 
Widen, 1508 Brazos S t ,

P R E S ID E N T

B uilding, on or before March fir st 
W. S. SU T T O N .

WUKASCH BROS.
Home-made Cakes 
and Pies

Lou** O.bdAry ---------- A***rtt*las M*u***i what 18 needed 

T O DAY 'S S T A F F 

Rupert Gillett 
Carl H. Swartz

R C. Crane 
Fred J. White.

__________________ main where it is, as that the

Once more th* Sigma Delta 

TION 
.
Chi is giving’ it* neophytes the system for its m aintenance h» I”
grilling test of putting out the adopted. One settled program 
sheet alone and unaided. On :a worth a hundred wild spherec«. 

problem of 

its disposition be 
finally anrj that a definite 

(mclu.ive) o f t h . M anual, 

E. P SCHOCH.

— R. G. 

_____
A N Y S T U D E N T d e li rin g to join
We have heard a g n a t d e a l t h . U n iv ,r .ity R ifle Club m ay iJ .v c 
..........a m e, a t t h . V M. c. A d e *

« ------------- 

P iul Speer

the last occasion, the work was 
enlivened by the presence of va-

n o u s remarkable s ty le . 
mg gowns, but in deference to j a]| a knop j# # jf)jnt an<J not ^ 
the temperament of one of the entertainment 
pledges, this affair was made 
strictly a stag party.

about anatom y lately, but a fte r -

R. Cr.

_

( A. please meet prom ptly at 4:30 
Monday afternoon for practice. 

tim e for m aking up such a publica­
tion, the editorial heads have been
PROCESSIONAL G IRLS o f Y. W. com pelled to m ake this announcem ent. 
It is probable th a t the S a ty r will 
appear some tim e in the near future.
The exa ct tim e o f publication has not 
been decided, but w ill be announced
soon in the Texan.

C H A IR M A N . 
 

 

Phone 6001
LORAINE

According to inform ation from D al- periods on F ebruary 24 and 25.

C H E M IST R Y I, L E C T U R E SE C ­
I: N ex t M onday, at 10:00

SATYR IS DELAYED

Than We Offer In

The S a ty r, 

intercollegiate m aga­
zine, which w as to have been pub­
lished for the first tim e on the first o f 
Ja n u a ry , will not come out for sev ­
eral m onths O w ing to rises in the

''rir‘ " 

,o r puWi*hiB't th"

UNIVERSITY BEAUTY 
SHOP

HART SCHAFFNER & MARX

SUITS FOR SPRING

Shampoo 

p en cil strip es, so ft g r a y s and b lu e se r g e .

M any c le v e r m o d els for Y ou n g M en in h errin g b on es, 

Rainwater and Sunshine 

T h e h igh q u a lity m a k es th em 

th e m ost eco n o m ic a l 

c lo th e s you can buy at

Hart Schaffner 
E-Marx

No Better Clothes

No Better Values

/

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THE AMERICAN LEGION

Silberstein Will

Leaves Fund for

, 

, 

. 

. j 

Texas Scholarship

With the receipt of the na­
tional charter of the University; 
of Texas Post of the American
Legion, a number of students !**’ ,Mrs ****: Silberstein, who died at
(h er home in th at city , provided in her
. 
become members of what is one, wj|1 a (fift 
veriUv
of the greatest organizations in o t Tm«» for fom vlinK and m aintain 
the world. The American Le* ing
permanent scholarship a s a
in a tru ly memory to her husband, Ascher Si! 
gion w as organized 
* 
I. 
democratic spirit, w ith member- * T™ n- H 
farther provided un- 
. der the term s o f the w ill that only
. 
, . 
"hip o f f e r e d on equal term* to a ^ or pir! w na|)aR haH J
the buck private and to hi* Com* eligible for the scholarship, and tha* 
m antling General, and th is dem- “regard shall he had of the financial 
is being perpet- n^ds of the person and his or her
ocratic sp irit 
uated in all o f the a ctiv ities o f 
" Mr"
,. 
I Bi I berstel n left an estate valued at
th e organization. 

(800.000, it h *«tod

*Bd if*r,,er,oa> 

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.

The A m erican Legion wa* or- 

 

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It 
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OUT WITH LONGHORNS

lnl< R,v“ rv' tht 1 nn, !*
•
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c 
signed by the St. Louis N af ion »N
jR working out with the Tex is Long

g&nized with a definite purpose RIVIERE is WORKING 
—to do the work of peace a* the 
work of war wa* done, to per- 
petuate the ideals for which the ArtbuI, 
war wan fought, and to strive to 
establish the highent sUndards 
of American citizenship. 
In do- horns pending th** time to report to
ing this work the Legion is at- training camp He will probably r<
tached to no party or clique, po- mHin n Austin unti! tht? ( l° ‘ ° r
litical religious or social 
is wmt#r U>rm Rivipre’9 homo 
iracai, religious, o r social. 
IS Liberty T ex a s, and he entered 
above parties and faction*. 

h!
the
U n iversity from St. Edward's College
With the organization of the o f A ustin, where he tiro established
University Post, another step a reputation as pitcher, with twenty-'
has been taken 
o f 1920 he
a 
M
fluence of the University felt 
toured northern Mexico with an .in -;
., 
throughout the S tate, for, as the dependent team, and played for some 
Legion posts over th e country time at Tampico, Winning the major I 
it is reported in 
are rapidly becom ing th e leaders ty of games played, 
in th eir respective com m unities, 1 iCal athlttlc dirties 
that he wa
so the University graduates are signed by the Cardinal* for $3,OOO
taking th eir places as the leaders DECATHLON WIN NFP
in the S tate.. T he com bination 
o f the tw o forces ought to pro­
duce a pow er fo r good.

to make the jn. Two strikeouts in a single game.
i t i 

TO GET LOVING C U P

the summer 

(a D uring 

* av. 

* 

a 

, 

— R.G.

OUR H O LID A Y

L. Theo Bellm ont, Director of 
P hysical T raining for Men, has do­
nated a loving cup to be awarded to 
the athlete w inning a decathlon con­
test to he held at the end o f the U n i­
v ersity track season. The cup will 
the perm anent property of 
become 
the winner.

-p

_____

*f* *i* *P *T* 

The com m ittees at work on 
the program for th e celebration
Six events w ill form the basts o f
of March Second are to be com-1 th, " decath lon"confit." * Z > r 7 , Z 
to
mended for th eir zeal in attem pt- Coach Clyde L ittlefield, of the track 
in g to m a k e t h e day a big one team . The e events will all bv run
off in one day and w ill include dashes, 
fo r 
in 
the U n iversity. T hose 
ru n s and ju m p s.
ch arge o f the cerem onies are 
ta k in g every precaution to avoid
a ccid en ts th a t m igh t m ar the
celebration. They have, so far, 4* 
worked up an excellent program, 
4 *
and th ey prom ise to announce ^ 
soon a new feature that will + Continuing his series of talks 
-F
make the celebration the greatest * on the Christian armor as de- v
1 hl8 f
that has ever been held bv the T r r* '5 by St Paul 
University.

d* *1* *!* “f* y *1* •**

c h a p e l n o t ic e 

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•p E p istle to th e E p h e sia n s, F a th e r
•£• Ross yesterday m orning dis- 
•J* cussed “the preparation o f the *F
gospel of peace,” with which -F 

It ia on that *** tbe ^eet w, re to be shod. This 

Student* do not usually real­
ize the importance of Texas Day 
to the University. 
day that the former students * ***'lilte non'’ lx‘for< il he said- +
•I* is one o f hurry. A ll modern in- <4* 
o f this inteitution all over the 
v en tio n s have an their object *;« 
world, wherever they may be, 
In a tim e v 
meet together to live over again 
the happiest days of their live*
—the day* that were spent o n f^ Jart of each iav f >T 
. 
the forty acre*. 
day that all sons of Texas are 4- and prayer to strenghter, his 4* 
again united in the spirit in one 
big ceremony, which has its cen­
ter on the campus and branches 
out b y telepathy to ail parts of 
the world, wherever a former

•P the sa v in g o f tim e. 
•J* o f bustle and flurry the Chris- 
•f* tian needs to set apart some <4*

•I* the gospel o f peace. F ather 
•f« R oss’s last talk w ill be given
•f* 

. . 
. I v flection on th in g s o f th e s p irit. 4*
It I* on t h a t ,* H e needs a season o f m e d ita tio n -

Christian lif*-. to bt shod with 

this morning. 

*$* * j

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+ + ^ + 

+

( HE M ISTRY I: A regular quiz
Will bo given on C hapter X, A rt. 1- 
iabarotory 
29, 

inclusive, during the 

W. A. F E L S IN G , 

j

DR P A Y N E 'S Sunday School class 
picnic to have be«-n given Saturday 
even in g has been postponed till Sat-
u n l a y the 2 o t h .

,

SO CIAL C H A IR M A N .

M ENORAH SO C IE T Y : Dr. Fox
o f bort Worth w ill lecture Sunday, 
the tw entieth, at 4:00 p. rn.

P R E S ID E N T .

HI KERS 

ruary on Saturday 
L

10-mile hike for Feb­
the nineteenth, 
bymnuwiiim at two o ’clock, Feb-

Haynie’s Barber Shop

~5

N i x* d o o r 

t o

U nited C igar S tore 
P h on e 6 2 4 2 
5 2 3 F’t i g r e s s A v e .

UNIVERSITY FOLKS
VV ill A lw a y s Find at 
YE QUALITYE SHOPPE

First— A hearty welcom e 
whether they come to look 
or to buy.
Second— Gifts of original­
ity and taste 
for simple 
and for formal occasions. 
Third— Objects of art for 
home decoration.
Fourth— G o o d pictures, 
including B l u e Bonnet 
paintings and prints.
Fifth— Cards for all occa­
sions and also party fav­
ors.
Sixth— Valentines

THE GIFT SHOP 
OF AUSTIN
1104 Colorado Street

- H E A R -
The Famous Victor Artists
INCLUDING PEERLESS QUARTET, 
STERLING TRIO, ETC.
PERSONAL APPEARANCE
Hancock Feb. 22,8:15 p.m.
SEAT SALE TOBIN’S BOOK STORE

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C. M. MILLER

W all P a p er, P a in ts O ils, W h ite L ead , W in d o w G la ss and 
P a in te r ’s S u p p lies. P ictu re fra m in g a s p e c ia lty 

807 C on gress A v en u e 

P h on e 6266

— I
IV.

UNIVERSITY CASH GROCERY

We Have a Complete Line of Fresh Up-to-date Groceries 
A t A t t r a c t s Prices

PROMPT DELIVERY AND COURTEOUS TREATMENT
Corner 24th and Guadalupe
Phone 628 

CLEANING

PRESSING

University Toggery

Complete Line of Gent’* Furnishings 

2300 1-2 Guadalupe

Tel. 3090

■

CAFE AND CONFECTIONERY

Eaat aide of Campus 

2111 Speedway

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E L E C T R I C A L

IRONS, 
Call un U8 for you r p lu m b in g and electrical wants.

SHADES. PORTABLES 
CURLERS

LAMPS. 
GRILLS. 

A. E. HANCOCK CO.

908 Congress

 

IIIHI1IIWI— ■
DR. T. F. COX
421 Scarbrough Bldg. 
Telephone 830 
DENTIST

$35, $40, $47.50, $52.50

FOR SPRING
Bates Street Shirts. Notaseme Hose, Neckwear

Stebbins & james

The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes

W. A. ACHILLES & CO.
PIONEER GROCERS

Especial Attention and Service to Fraternity and 
Sorority Houses 
1602-04 Lavaca Street

Phones 865. 866, 867

WE DO ALL OUR BAKING

•Bread
Pies
Cakes
•French Pastry

Maverick Cafe

J. A. JACKSON

WATCHES 

DIAMONDS 
Watch and Jewelry Repairing 

JEWELRY

617 Congress Ave. Phone 133

We endeavor to furnish the best banking service 
in Austin.

We labor under the impression that wp d o 

Wm invite everyone to give us a trial.

CITIZENS STATE BANK

GUARANTY FUND BANK

Large enough to protect you. 
Small enough to know you. 
Always ready to serve you.

D. B. GRACY. Chairman of the Board

Eldred McKinnon, V. P. A. W. W ilkerson, Pres. 
Leo Kuhn. Asst. Cashier D. T. Igiehart, Vice. Pres.

AUSTIN LAUNDRY & 
DRY CLEANING CO.

Phone 193

PE o n * *

A rid 

. 

 .

 S o c i e t y

R. C. C ra n e

MISS HERSHEY TO 

LECTURE IN WACO

ENGINEERS PLAN 

LIVELY BANQUET

'

THEMES REPLACED 

BY SHORT PLAYS

Gerald DuBose of San Antonio, New Extension C ourse O ffer- 

cd by H om e Econom ics
D e p a rtm e n t

M ore T h a n O n e H u n d re d H a v e 

B o u g h t T ick e ts 

to A n ­

n u a l D in n er

English S tu d e n ts W rite One- 
Act Playa In stead of 
W e e k ly Essays

Building.

m m u a i e t t e a a r

and Henry Nash of Corsicana ait* 
visiting, a t the Delta Sigma Phi for 
the week-end.

Miss Katerine Keller and Louise 
in

the week-end 

W alker will spend 
Huston.

F ra n k Woofers is ill at the P. & 

S. Hospital.

Price Cross is spending the week­

end at his home in Cameron.

Maggie Montgomery 
the week-end in Austin. *

is spending 

Bob Mosely is spending the week­

end in Austin.

week end.

Joe Moore is out of town for the 

Gordon Calder has returned from 

a visit in Palestine.

J. E. Ellison is visiting in Elgin.
Albert Blocker has entered Photo 
p lay’s ‘‘Fam e and F ortune Contest.”
M arg a re t Lewis of San Antonio is 

visiting the Kappa house.

Al Deviney has been called to Cuero 
on account of his g ra n d m o th e r’s ill 
ness.

Dan White. Marion Law, and Bill 
for Sigma 
tryin g out 

William are 
Delta Psi.

Bill Ford 

is sick at Lambda Cii 

house.

S tew art W right, J. W. L indsay, 
P orter By w aters, Jam es Thomas, Or 
V ille Sinter, and Mr. and Mrs. Gail 
Allen of Dallas are visiting the Phi 
Gamma Delta house.

Eugene Smith has gone to Houston 

for a week-end.

F ra n c is Scarbrough and Bernice 
in San An­

Thompson are visiting 
tonio this week.

.Mildred Cham bers is now boarding 

at 1710 Colorado.

The R attler Club announces 

the 

pledging of Jack Vowell.

Eloise C a rr is visiting her brother, 

Street, in San Antonio.

is 

Doc- C ran b e rry has gone 

to New 
Orleans to wiliness an exhibition bout 
by Jack Dempsey.
Ju n e H a rris 

leaving for Nae 
adoehes to attend the wedding of her 
sister, Geneva, 
form er popular 
a 
young University student. Dick Oliv­
er, an old friend of the family will ac­
company her. Roberta and Francis 
Bradley, sisters of 
the groom, will 
also attend the wedding, leaving here 
Sunday.

Miss Decherd entertained her Sun 
day school class from 6:30 until 8:30 
yesterday afternoon with a candy 
pull.

F ran cis P. Gcrling left Wednesday 
for St. Louis where he will attend the 
annual convention of the Theta Xi 
fraternity.

H ou rs 9 to 5 O ld P h o n e 802
W M . A. LEW IS, M.D. D.O.
Specializes In Osteopathy 
Rooms 3 and 4, First Floor 
Masonic Temple 
Austin, Texas
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— See— 
S. GREENBERG
Exclusive Optometrist*
707 Congrean Ave.

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PEARLS
Always In Style

Pearl strings, harmoniz­
ing with every com plex­
ion, every gown, and 
every mode, are always 
in good demand.

We are selling better 
pearls constantly. We 
carry' a better assort­
ment and pick out the 
choicest strings.

It will be a pleasure for 
you to choose the string 
you want from our pres­
ent stock. As a gift 
nothing can be nicer. 
Prices always reason­
able.

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QUALITY 

Austin 

Texas

COZY LUNCH ROOM

Tamales, Chili, Enchi­
ladas, P e c a n Candy—

Other Goods

Across From University 

Methodist

Under the auspices of the W om an’s 
Club of Waco, Miss Edythe Hershey 
of the Home Economies Departm ent 
of the University of Texas will con­
duct 
in th at city a course in house­
hold adm inistration, beginning Feb­
ru a ry 28 and continuing 
through 
March 12. This course, according to I 
Miss Hershey, will cinsist of a series 
of 
the business 
basis of the home, together with p e r­
sonal conferences on individual prob­
lems. Budgets, household accounts, 
food buying, clothing and questions 
j of home ownership vs. renting, o p e ra t­
ing expenses, and domestic service 
are among the subjects to be covered 
in the discussions, it is said.

lectures on 

twelve 

Miss Hershey has conducted such 
courses in a number of localities over 
the state .acting in co-operation with 
a club or other group of women, upon 
their request. This is a new phase of 
the work of the Home Economics E x ­
tension of the University, and ap pli­
cations made for the course would in­
dicate th a t it is one for which there 
is g re a t demand.

Degrees Conferred

at ‘‘T exas” Number 

Over Five Thousand

five 

than 

More 

thousand degrees 
have been awarded by the University 
of Texas, in the main University only 
du rin g the thirty-six year period from 
1884 to 1921. The Records show a 
total of 5,354 degrees awarded in this 
length of time in the various branches 
of A rts ranks first in number of do­
ing g ra d u ate degrees 
The College 
of A rts ranks first in nhmber of de 
grees granted, having a total of 2,725; 
the Law School is m xt with 1,775.

In 1920 there were 458 degrees con­
ferred, taking into account both June 
and August graduates, and this rep­
resents the record of any single year, 
though the number of degree appli­
cations made during the current ses­
sion would 
indicate an increase for 
1921.

Sen d HilSyer’s F lo w ers. A l­
P h o n e 

idea. 

w ays a good 
6160.

A pproximately one hundred engi­
than have 
neering students, more 
the 
ever attended 
Engineers in the past have purchased 
tickets for the Annual Engineer Ban­
quet which is to bt1 held next Monday 

the banquets of 

the Driskill 
night, F ebruary ‘21, at 
Hotel, according to T. U. Taylor, dean 
of the Engineers. The sale of tickets 
total 
closed T hursday night with a 

of 842 tickets sold.

The banquet is in the hands of an 
executive committee composed of the 
following: Bert Hedick, c h a irm an ;
FU R. Smith, senior; K. B. Dernber- 
ger, 
II. Wilson, sopho­
more; G. E. Robertson, freshman.

ju nio r; W. 

the 

consist mainly 

Professor E. C. Bantel has been 
chosen to act as toastm aster. The 
program will 
of 
speeches by 
following: C. B.
Lane, representing the seniors; H. D. 
Wilde, representing the ju niors; W. 
Bromley, for the sophomores; B. E. 
Lewis, for 
the freshm en; Professor 
H. C. Weaver, of the faculty; Honor­
able O. L. Sims, of th e Legislature, 
repesenting the alum ni; Professor J. 
W. Calhoun, who will speak on “ S tr a t ­
ified Mathematics”; and Dr. R. E. 
Vinson, President of the University, 
on “ C haracter in an Engineer.”

The program will conclude with 
from 
special stunts by 
re­
which city 
ceived th at the alumni will attend the 
banquet in large numbers.

reports have been 

the alumni 

R E L IE F D R IV E W ILL

BE F IN IS H E D T O D A Y

Today is the last day of tile Uni­
versity of Texas European Student 
Relief Fund drive. Over $3,000 has 
already been donated 
the 
movement by University of Texas s tu ­
dents and faculty members.

towards 

About $900 in pledges remain to be 
collected. Girls are requested to pay 
their pledges 
to Miss Davidson at 
the Young W om an’s Christian Asso­
ciation office.

An incorrect report which appeared 
in Friday's Texan stated 
th a t only 
$900 had been collected d u ring the 
drive.

CLASSIFIEDS

F I V E DOLLARS R EW A R D for re-1 
tu r n of jeweled Phi Chi pin lost last 
1 week.— D a g m a r Carlson Woman's 

Ballroom, 

DANCING. 

In terp re­
tive, Technique. Modern Dances, ipe- 
! cialized. 
instruction by 
appointment. Private studio. Phone 
, 2991. 

Individual 

—3-6

DR. WILLIAM E. BERGM AN— 
Suite 410 Littlefield Building. Dentist 
Phone 2538.
and Pyorrhea Specialist 

W A N T E D Two boys for one room, 
and 
roommate for one boy a t 710 
W. 25th. 

—19

V IS IT 

the Palace B arber Shop 
to Kress. Bill 

Hall of Fame. next 
Wolfe, Prop

lf

T h e la rg e , op en fire a t th e 
C actus T e a Room invites you 
in
My, b u t it is co zy in th e r e !

WUKASCH BROS.
Home-made Cakes 
and Pies

The idea of having .students in E n ­
to write one-act plays has 
to 

I 
introduced 

in an endeavor 

glish 
been 

avoid mere parap h ra sin g 
the
students of articles and books in the 
library.

from 

to 

try 

in verse 

Several such plays have been w rit­
ten and judged as being very good by 
Mr. D. L. Clark , one of the in s tru c ­
tors who decided 
the plan. 
Most of those handed in to him were 
about the proposed move of the Uni­
versity. One was “The U niversity 
in j 
Move,” a play written 
imitation of “ Everym an.” The c h a r­
acters of the play were the f r a t e r n i ­
ties, \ oung Men’s Christian Associa­
activities' 
tion, and other 
around 
Still another 
built upon the move was t h a t of a J 
young m arried couple who were di- j 
the question. The hus­
vided about 
band had property 
investments and 
therefore had a selfish view of the re­
moval. The wife’s arguin g for it all 
the time finally resulted in the break­
ing up of the home.

the campus. 

student 

Mr. Clark says th at the w riting of 
these plays has resulted in f a r g re a te r | 
success than mere compilation could i 
ever result.

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find the New styles unusually pleasing and 
quite different 
loud “candy 
stripes" and “circus” patterns of the past 
few seasons— in other words they are very 
neat and in the best of taste.

from 

the 

Among them is quite a showing of plain 
white and neat stripes with collars at­
tached that are nowr so much 
in vogue 
among college men.

New Spring Hats from Dobbs & Co., 
fi fth Avenue and Crofut and Knopp De 
Luxe Hats.

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CHRISTIANSON 
S T U D IO

O fficia l P h o to g r a p h e r s fo r th e U niversity of 

T e x a s C ac tu s fo r th e Y e a r 1921.

J O S E P H ’S P H A R M A C Y 

STUDENT’S HEADQUARTERS DOWNTOWN

E. P. WILMOT, President 

J NO. H. C H ILES, Vice-Prea. 

T. BL DAVIS, Vice-President 

WM. H. FOLTS, Vice-President 

MORRIS HIRSCHFELD, V. P

C. M. BARTHOLOM EW , Cash.

S. B. ROBERDEAU, Asst. Cashier

C ongress at 7th 

P h o n e s 325-335

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THE D A I L Y 

I r. X

TERRILL FIVE IS

DOWNED BY FAST

FRESHMAN SQUAD

( C o n tin u e d fro m p a g e O ne)

W rig h t, Cook for W h a rto n , T hom as 
fo r Lindsey.

S c o r in g — T e x a s F r e s h m e n : 

Schu-
h a r d t , 4 field g o a ls; P on s ford, 6 field 
foul goal -; P e n d e rg ra ss, 4 
goals, % 
field g o a ls ; G ils t r a p , 
field g o a l; 
I 
W a rd , I held goal. T e rrill School: 
W r ig h t, 6 field g oa ls, 2 foul goals, 2 
foul goals m isse d ; J a r r e l l , I field goal, 
I foul goal, a foul goal-i missed.

Bellmont Challenges 

Faculty and Student 

W inners in Handball

the 

t h a t 

L rom 

is being 
in te r e s t 
taken by all the p a r t i c i p a n t s and th e ir 
re spe c tiv e a d h e r e n ts , th i s y e a r ’s i n t r a ­
d e p a r t m e n t 
to u rn a m e n t 
h a n d b a ll 
pro m is e s to s u r p a s s all previous ones, 
in th e c a lib e r o f play. H a r d y , last 
y e a r ’s c h a m p io n and th e recent w in ­
n e r of th e i n t r a - f r a t e m i t y c h a m p io n ­
ship is th e fa v o r it e fo r th e title ; how ­
ever, thor* a r e sev eral men who m a y 
b ea t him, unless he is a t the top of 
his gam e.

I,. T h e e B ellm ont h a s announced 
ha t he will ch allen ge t h e stu d e n t who 
wins th e c h a m p io n s h ip ; a n d th u s give 
him an o p p o r t u n ity fo r th e copping 
o f 
title, also. Several 
s tu d e n ts have notified th e big d ire c to r 
'h a t should th e y be lucky enough to 
come 
to u r n a - i 
ment t h a t th e y will d e f a u l t to him. 

t h e s t u d e n t ’s 

th r o u g h 

fa c u lty 

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This m o r n in g ’s T e x a n r e p re s e n ts th e 
work of fo ur in itia te s o f S ig m a Delta 
Chi, h o n o r a r y j o u r n a lis tic f r a t e r n i t y
for man.

T h e f o u r — Fred J . W h ite , of K a n sa s 
City, M isso u ri: R oyston C. C ra n e , of 
S w e e t w a t e r ; R u p e r t G illett, o f F o rt 
W orth , a n d C a r l S w a r tz , o f El P aso — 
wore full d re ss su its to th e ir classes 
y e s te r d a y a n d las* n i g h t did the work
n e c e s s a r y fo r th e p u b lish in g of th is 
m o r n in g ’s p a p e r in the sam e g arb .

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Consumers taking a $50.00 interest in these stores have their purchases de­

livered at invoice prices plus overhead expense.

We buy for cash and take all discounts which go with profits on non-share­

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We will publish each six months a statement from a certified accountant giv­

ing the financial condition of the organization.

We allow' you to purchase only one share and you must be a direct consumer to 

get that.

The re are 8.000 families in Austin and there were only 2,000 shares for sale 

originally and hundreds of these have been sold.

We suggest that you contract for one of these shares and save for yourself 

the profits on your groceries and meals. Phone us and we will call. These 

shares are transferable.

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COMMITTEE HEARS 

TESTIMONY ABOUT 

HAZING AT A & M

< Continued from I ,./• * rn-

. he left bec aune o f f a il u r e to {.is-
th*
, rK;uired 1Inount of work, and not
be
JKtuse of th e hazing. H e ad de I, how
|pver, th a t he would not go back to

'*

- - ___ 
_ _ 
Of the many novel way* th a t have y j 

. 

’ 

to 

tim e t o i A* & M 

k no w n a boy who did

l i e 8 U te d t h a t ^ h a d nev-
a boy who a id not g 

tim e 

tr a v e lin g autom obile 

been adopted fro m 
eire a1 a te a d v e rtis e m e n ts none p e r ­
ha p s can lay claim to th e uniqueness 
o f a 
the 
purpose. 
I t w as le ft to J a c k R a s b e rry 
of Rockdale, a s tu d e n t of th e U n iv e r ­
sity of Texas, to conceive th is plan of 1 
easily e a r n in g enough money to pay 
his w ay th ro u g h th is institution.

f o r 

It w as s t the close of the sp rin g 
term of the U n iv e rsity last y e a r th a t 
Mr. R a sb e rry began to ta k e serious 
th o u g h t of w h a t m eans he could em ­
ploy to b r in g him in enough rev enu e 
to meet the r e x of a tte n d in g the Uni 
I t was 
r e r s i t y this scholastic year. 
th e n 
th a t th e idea occurred to him 
t h a t a rtistic ally painted adv ertise- 
m enta upon the sides and ends of an 
the Etten- 
automobile would a t t r a c t 
tion of m any people and t h a t th e se j 
advertisem ents would be read. 

A. & M nee a , •

but 

W o a l d N o t T e ll
T h e Witness said t h a t the senior o: 
f jeers w ere supposed to report to th 
a u th o r itie s ail canes of hazing, 
th a t th e y never ma Ie a n y 
p o rts. T hey sim ply deliver©
to th e e ffe c t t h a t ha z in g was not 
m itted. He s t a te d t h a t he w rote to 
his f a t h e r a n d told him th a t he wa 
lx*ing hazed. H is f a t h e r then wrote 
to P r e s id e n t Bizzell abo ut 
P r e s id e n t Bizzell called 
the wit tm s 
up. T he w itness, however, would not 
tell him who hazed him, because he

ach re
lectures
per

r 

t h « ^ y a seemed to be his friends,

N ever Retinted

^ oung sta te d th a t he had never r* • 
'*‘e hazing. He added h a t ii*
jd id not object to the padd ling s t h a t

When Mr. R a s b e rr y laid th e prop- 

received, and t h a t th e up p e r -cl a 

On c ross-exam in ation 

H azing Not B en eficial

T h e offer w as ac- th e request, 

the wit ne
t h a t he would pro bably ha 

not paddle him if he re ­
, 
he had good re a so n s for m ak in g 

osition before a business m an of Au*- rm n 
tin the la tte r quickly saw its p ossible quested them not to, if he wen- sic 
ities and offered to loan th e money to o r 
put it into effect 
cepted and with $600 Mr. R a s b e rr y 
purch ased th e body o f a second-hand 
car, had it overhauled and th e ad ver- stated 
tise m e nts which he obtain ed 
fro m d°*»« b e tte r work w th o u t th e hazing. 
local m e rc h a n ts a n d o th e r business B® expressed tho opinion th a t hazing 
men painted upon it. Since the open- ' i* n° t beneficial to a school, and th a t 
ing of th e fall te r m of the U n iv e rsity ’w ithout it the boys would g e t along 
he ha* been o b ta in in g a revenue of better and would bo a more m anly 
to de 
$150 a m onth fr o m th ese a d v e r tis e - 1 crowd. When he w as asked 
the 
m ents. 
in colors and w h e re v e r t h e : u pper-classm en fo r paddies, he said 
p a in te d 
c a r is d riven it c re a te s Interest an d 
t h a t th ey used a board about two feet 
the j long with e ith e r holes o r grooves in 
com m ent. T h e r e 
is u s u a lly wielded
c o n tr a c t which Mr. R as b e rry has i ‘t- 
two

1th hi* a d v e r tis e r s re q u irin g him to, with one hand, but 

in s tr u m e n ts used by 

a d v e r tis e m e n ts 

T h is paddle 

is noth in g 

a r e scribe 

s o n ie tia e 

The 

the 

in 

r u n th e c a r a given or m inim um n u m ­
b e r o f mile! a day.

rn 

f a r t, 

th ere 

"I d o n ’t have an y idea how m any 
miles I have d riven the c a r , ” he e x ­
plained. 
“ I have kept no speedome­
t e r record of the circulation of the a d ­
v e rtise m e n ts ; 
is no 
fp ee d om e te r upon th e car. The m e th ­
od of g e ttin g the a d v e rtisem e n ts be­
fo r e th e people is a novelty and seems 
to appeal to th e m e rc h a n ts and o th e r 
I m et with no difficul­
business men. 
ty 
a d v e rtise m e n ts. 
the 
U pon thf c a r th e re a r e 26 a d v e r tis e ­
m ents. They a r e fro m the most r e p ­
r e s e n ta tiv e A u stin firm- th a t th e s t u ­
d e n ts patron ize Those on the wheels 
a r e $5 a m o nth; on th* sides and ends 
$7.50 a month and upon the sides and 
doors, $10 a month

g e ttin g 

in 

h a n d s a r e used.

Tear* in Eye*

Young said t h a t on one occasion 
te a r s cam e into his eyes when h*> was 
being paddled. He declared t h a t he 
had n e v er slept o utside the dormito- 
ries in o r d e r to avoid h a z in g He? said 
‘h a t he n e v er k new o f an yo ne who had 
been expelled fo r hazing. H e said h* 
told Dr. Bizzell t h a t he would r a th e r 
h a v e 
told 
who w hipped him, but he added upon 
tieing questioned th a t he would r a th e r 
have told th a n to h ave left school.

le f t school 

to have 

th a n 

P add le Work* T h an B ayo n et 

Y oung said t h a t he had seen boys 
chipped with a bay on et, and upon be 
ng asked which was w orse, the pad 
lie o r the bayonet, he replied th a t he 
could r a t h e r be whipped with a bay - 
m et t h a n with a paddle. He stated 
h a t the sophomores hit his roommate 
no h a r d t h a t it knocked him fo rw a rd 
ibout tw o feet. On being asked 
if 
ie would go back to A. and M he re-
Mr. R a sb e rry is a noddle law s t u - ’ died t h a t he would n ot go back, even 

“ I h ave only c han ged the a d v e r tis e ­
m e n ts once this y e a r a n d t h a t w as on 
F e b ru a ry ' I. About o n e -h a lf of them 
w e re re-pain ted and m ade d e f e r e n t 
th e n

de n t. He has earn ed his way d u r in g 
all th e th re e years t h a t he h as been ! 
in the University. 

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f th e re wer** no hazing 

S tu d e n t O stra c iz e d

The w itness co ntin ued , saying that
m e boy refu sed to be hazed, a n d was 
•stracized by the o th e r student s. He 
decided t h a t the o stra c ism w as worse? 
.h an t h e hazing.

Did N ot A tt e n d B u ll Pen 

Russell 

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Roy W a lk e r, of W olf City, the ne * 
witness, testified t h a t h a z in g did not 
n te r f e r e with his stud ying . He said 
t h a t he had 
t h a t he w as 
never a tte n d e d a “ bul! pen.” W hen 
he w as asked 
if he th o u g h t hazing 
k ep t s tu d e n ts a w a y fro m A. and M,, 
he replied t h a t on t h e c o n t r a r y it a t ­
tra c te d stud ents. He 
that 
when a f r e s h m a n meets upper-elass- 
men a t A. and M., th e upper-class- 
men introd uce them selves by spelling
........................ F o s te r ; the f r e s h m a n ’* n a m e w ith a paddle.
S o u th w e ste rn — P e a r - , 
; 

S to le Soph P ad d le

L a m b
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S u b s t i t u t i o n ;

foul goals, 3 

T e x a s— Peyton, 2 

field ker re m a rk e d 

•o n f o r Lamb.
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In th e course o f his testim o n y Wal-
to
foul goal* steal one of tho sophom ores’ paddles, 
go als, 2 
m i s s e d ; B a r r e tt , 4 field goal*; Russell, W hen he w as asked w h a t he w anted 
I field g o a l; McCullough. 4 field g a l s / with 
it, he replied, “ To us*' it next 
S o u t h e r s t e r n — Holloway, I field g oal; y e a r .”
H e r r e r a , 2 field goals, 5 foul goals, 6- 
fo u l goals m issed; Heyne, I field goal; 
L a m b , I field goal.

P r u n e E a tin g Race

t h a t he h ad 

tried 

The 

R e fe re e -—H e n de rso n ( T e x a s )

la st Witness exam ined said
.hat he was called “ S lim e” Carson 
a t A. and M., and t h a t ho is now a t ­
te n d in g Baylor U n iv e rsity . He said 
th a t when the cadets had p ru n e s fo r 
dessert, th e u p p e r c la s s m e n made the 
freshm en hold a p r u n e e a tin g con­
test. S e n a to r Bledsoe asked th e w it­
ness if he did not th in k t h a t to serve 
pru n e s f o r dessert w as 
itself a 
form of hazing. The w itn e s s replied 
t h a t he d id n 't kn ow ; he w as not re ­
sponsible for the c o m m issa ry A f te r 
the e x a m in a tio n o f th is w itness the 
com m ittee a d jo u rn e d .

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