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SECTION ONE

A U S T IN , TEX AS, S U N D A Y , DECEM BER 13, 1925

T W E L V E PA G E S T O D A Y

* No. 72

IO Eckhart Not

Legal Lights in Attendance at Law Banquet Tuesday

Peregrinus Appears 
A t Annual Banquet 
Of Laws Tuesday

Blue Pencil 
Club Members 
Sell Stories

IP NEW MEMBERS

; 

T h a t Blue
a r e achi eving 
l u r e story world 
fact 
have sold 
week::.

that seven 

lories 

ii I t'luh members|Jaffrey Presides; Prom inent 

th** ft*»-1 

is evidenced by the 
f the ten m e mb e rs ; 
vc ' t h is the last t wo j 

Judges and A ttorneys 
on Program

— ———.

hat

\ ! on g 

most 

ar ti cl es 

A mo n g those h a v in g 

successful affairs 

in 
r ec en tl y a r e Haze' 

Prom ising Lo be one of the 
ever 
fo u r-co lu m n | Igiven by tin1 Law School, the an*
milt I banquet for the future fol­
lowers of the legal profession 
will b e given Tuesday night on 
the root of the Stephen F. A us­
tin H otel. Lewis A. J e ffr e y , 
president of the Law Depart­
first,
ment, will introduce 

SI ite new -nape; 
I ’edh k, who 
t he OuHas News on vee* 
s to ry 
in 
in T e x a s ; Vi vi an 
C o r a l e du ca ti on 
e art icl e on “ I.ion 
Ri chardson, u h 
Trails 
the Rio G r a n d e ” a p ­
peared in the De c em be r issue o f th** 
So u t hw es t Ma ga zine ; David Mortis,
the 
who had a s t o r y on Dan Moody in 
t o d a y ’s s t. I .oui- P n s t - D i s ' p a u a n d j speaker on the program. 
has o ii a n o t h e r to the Austin A r tie r -j 
a -an-St etesmun a n d the San A n to n io ; 
Ex pr es s ; Sam 
J o h n s o n 
i heck fr om N e w s p a p e r E n t e r p r i s e I 
on 
Associntiiin fo r a 
D errp cy; G ranv ille Price ha**
e le p h a n t 
s t o i c ort 
the 
th e a rtic le
benes fo un d n e a r here, 
the Galveston 
a p p e a r i n g S u n d a y 
N e ws ; anti T rite man O ’Q uinn w rite s 
f or 
f e a t u r e s tor ies each week 
I n n 
r e ­
the B e a u m o n t E n te r p r i s e 
a n d 
t h a t p a p e r a rticles 
cent ly sold 
on 
of 
the U n iv e rsity 
Ga rr ison Hall, 
G u a d a l a j a r a , a n d . Dean T. U. T a y ­
lor's f amous chair.

C h ief am o n g the speak ers will he 
im * ved a H> n o » b l a Dan Moody, a tto r n e y - g e n - 
t e x a s ex. N ext
° f Rex as, an d a 
J a c k 1 in o r d e r o f a p p e a ra n c e s will
be
old a I T h o m a s W a tt G regory, g r a d u a te
of
the School of Law in 1883 and one
of th*1 fo re m o st m em bers of th e b a r 
of T exas. D u rin g the Wilson 
a d ­
m in is tra tio n G re g o ry was A tto r n e y - 
G e n e ra l o f th e U nited S ta te s f o r tw o 
yea rs.

M o o d y Talk*.

J u d g e TY. 

fossilized 

s to r y 

in 

“ Big: Os” E c k h a r d t, 

f o r m e r s ta r j 
b a r k o f the U n iv e rsity a n d one of j 
the g r e a t e s t fo o tb a ll p la y e rs of his 
d ay in the S o u th w e st, will n o t ta k e ! 
p a r t in 
football 
g a m e s d u r in g th e C h ris tm a s holidays 1 
as w as previously 
le a rn e d today.

p ro fe ssio n a l 

it was 

s ta te d , 

a n y 

the 

fa m o u s 

It was said t h a t E c k h a r d t would \ 
play a g a in s t 
“ R e d ” j 
G r a n g e at T a m p a a t C h ris tm a s tim e, I 
b u t th e coach of C a n y o n N orm a! has i 
I d e fin ite ly s ta te d t h a t such a r e p o r t j 
j was u n tr u e . E c k h a r d t ha* the inten* I 
tom of r e m a in in g in A u stin d u r in g

j th e vacation p e riod , he said.

WINTER TERM TO

Registration Day 

for N ew 

Term Set by M athews in 
A n nouncem ent

Vol. XXV11

FACULTY FAILS 
PROTEST REMOVAL 
OF U, POSTOFFICE

Petition Against Mail Change 
Not Sent to Varsity 
Officials

E

Merchants Favor Rem oval to

G uadalupe Street 

for 

B u s i n e s s Interests 
_______ 

Opposition to the m oving of 
the postoffice by the faculty will 
not take the form o f a petition, 
it was indicated on the campus 
there were 
Saturday. While 
m a n y m em bers of 
the f a c u lty who 
s tro n g ly opposed the m oving of the 
U n iv e rsity 
its pre se n t 
.Station fro m 
Ct n ve nie nt place in th e Main Build­
ing, they felt th a t the petition would 
he coldly received since it a p p e a re d 
con­
th a t U n iv e rsity officials w ere 
vinced 
be 
moved.

th e sta tio n 

should 

t h a t 

F a v o r C h a n g e

It is u nderstood 

twat business in­
te re s ts on G u a d a lu p e S tr e e t, where 
the U n iv e r s ity S ta tio n will be moved 
to, w ere very much in fa v o r of the 
ch ange, and 
to pay 
the ren t on th e building to be occu­
pied by the U n iv e rsity S ta tio n .

prom ised 

had 

Moving of 

the U n i v e r s it y S tation 
means a d dition a l class room space of 
two rooms, bu t 
it also m eans th a t 
several h u n d re d stu d e n ts and fa c u lty 
inconven­
mem bers will be seriously 
ienced by th e moving of th e office, 
those who oppose 
the c h a n g e point 
out.

N o t 

t o o L a t e

th e m oving of 

Postoffice officials h av e m ad e 

the 
it is not too late to 
sta te m e n t t h a t 
the U n iv e rsity 
-.top 
S ta tio n 
if a petition sign ed by s t u ­
den ts and f a c u lty w e r e ,p r e s e n t e d to 
the p ro p e r a u th o r itie s .

 

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J

the full 

R e g is tra tio n d a y fo r 

th e s e c o n d , 
te r m o f tho long session f o r s tu d e n ts 
in a t te n d a n c e d u r in g 
te r m 
will be M onday, J a n u a r y 4, a c c o r d ­
ing to an a n n o u n c e m e n t 
issued Sat-
u r d a y by E. J. M athew s, r e g is tr a r ! 
o f 
M e e t t h o s e w h o will p l a y t h e p r i n c i p a l r o l e s a t t h e S c h o o l o f L a w b a n q u e t : T o p , l e f t t o r i g h t . L e w i s J e f f r e y , 
r e g is te r a f t e r the a p p o in te d (late will j pregjd e n t « f t h e L a w S c h o o l ; D e a n I. P . H i l d e b r a n d ; C o l a n e ! W S. S i m i a n s , l o n g c o n n e c t e d w i t h t h e S c h o o l of 
be su b je ct to a fin* o f thr< e d o l l a r s . 
; . nd Mi s s H e l e n H a r -
-— S t a y t o n P h o t o b y J e n s e n . 
a c c o rd in g to M athew s.

l aw f a c u j t y . b o t t o m , L e s t e r S e t t e p a s t , v i c e - p r e s i d e n t ; J u d g e R. W . S t a y t o n , 

F o r g o t t e n will b e t h e g r a d e s o n t h e l a s t q u i * in T o r t ; a n d P r o p e r t y w h e n 

t h e U n i v e r s i t y , g a t h e r a r o u n d 

t h e S t e p h e n T . A u s t i n H o t e l 

n e x t T u e s d a y n i g h t .

the U niversity. 

S tu d e n ts who

n o w s t u d e n t s i n 

l i g h t s of T e x a s , 

t o a s t m a s t e r ; 

t h e b a n q u e t 

t h e r o o f o f 

t h e f u t u r e 

t a b l e o n 

l e g a l 

g r a v e s , s e c r e t a r y - t r e a s u r e r .

- O t h e r * b y U n i v e r s i t y S t u d i o .

A tte n tio n of s tu d e n ts is called by j 
M a th e w s to the follo w ing re g u la tio n s, 
the |
pag e 9, of 
G uidance of s t u d e n t s : ”

the “ H a n d b o o k fo r 

“ S tu d e n ts in a tte n d a n c e d u r in g the 
fall te r m a r e r e q u ir e d to check 
in, 
or sign up, in p e r s o n ; fo r th e w in te r 
te r , on M onday, J a n u a r y 4; fo r the 
te r m , on F r id a y , M a rc h 19.
sp rin g 
T hose who check 
the a p - j 
po in ted d a te s will be r e q u ire d to pay: 
a fine of th r e e do llars. 

in a f t e r 

“ All w om en s tu d e n t- will 

s ;gn up} 

FACULTY IO BF 

PAID DEC. 22 23

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<

I Auditor Corrects Statement
Be
Thai Checks W ill 

B eld Over Holidays
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a t the Dean o f W o m e n ’s office, M. B, 
111. Men s t u d e n ts will sign up aal 
follow s: Business A d m in is tr a tio n s tu -| 
d e n ts a t Miss C o p e la n d ’s o ffic e, RI 
th e U n iv e rsity f o r the p a st several
H all 1 3; E n g in e e r s a t D ean T a y lo r ’s, 
a t , years, the s a la r y checks of th e fac-
o ffice, Eng. B. 107; Law s tu d e n ts 
Miss Moore s o f tic e , L. B. 100; all j uJtv m e m b e rs a n d em ployees of the 
the R e a d in g J, Un‘iv e rs ity win be available Decem-
o th e r men s tu d e n ts 
, 
Rooin of th e L ib ra ry , second f l o o r . : . 

In a cc o rd a n c e with th e c ustom o f

in 

..

b e r 22 an d 23, a cc or di ng to an a n ­

T exan t o Publish 

Editions 

During 

Exam ination W eek

C a m p u s n e w * will 

n o t b e a l ­

l o w e d 
i n a t i o n w e e k , 

t o g r o w c o l d d u r i n g e x a m ­
I b e 

t h e e d i t o r * o f 

D a i l y T e x a n h a v e a n n o u n c e d . The 
T e x a n will be o u b l i t h e d d u r i n g e x ­
a m i n a t i o n w e e k , e x c e p t S a t u r d a y . 
t e r m 
T h e 
w i l l h e p u b l i s h e d S u n l a y m o r n i n g , 

i s s u e o f 

f i n a l 

f a l l 

t h e 

D e c . 20.

R e p o r t e r * a r e a s k e d t o g i v e t h e i r 

n a m e * a n d t h e d a y * o n w h i c h t h e y 
c a n w o r k d u r i n g e x a m i n a t i o n * 
t o
t h e m a n a g in g e d i t o r , S a m J o h n ­
s o n .

T h e f i r s t 

i s s u e 

o f 

t h e w i n t e r 

t e r m will be p r i n t e d S u n d a y m o r n ­

n o u n c e m e n t by WL R. Long, a u d i t o r

of th e U n iv e rsity .

i n g , J a n u a r y 4.

E x-Student W ill G ive Awards j No s tu d e n t m ay sign up for a n o t h e r .’ 

for T w o Best U niversity 

— 

~o—

^ >ems 

V alley Club M eeting

•Yank p o e tr y p r i z e s which have j M onday Last Before 
Christm as H olidays

b y 

IL A 
been o t f e r e d a n n u a l ly 
F r a n k Y r se v e ra l y e a rs, a r * again to
he u t t e r e d th is y e a r 
T h es > prizes 
a r e t a > iii n u m b e r, a first prize >f 
$25 a n d a second prize of $ 15. Any 
s t u d e n t in th e U n iv e rsity is eligible 
to c o m p e te f o r them .

MnnuacTipts s u b m itte d in this c o n ­
.’ mail 
te s t should be s e n t by facut 
to the e h z ’r m a n o f th e d e p a r t m e n t 
o f F n e lis h , Dr. J. B. W h i t e y not 
la te r th a n May 25. T h e y should bt 
su b m itte d u n d e r a 
th-^ 
in 
a u t h o r ’s 
a sealed e nv e lo pe a c c o m p a n y in g the 
m a n u s c r i p t . All m a n u s c r ip ts should 
be ty p e w r it te n .

real n a m e b e in g given 

p e n -n a m e , 

T h e p riz e -w in n in g poem s la s t y e a r 
“ T h r e e F e a t h e r s Whistled 
w ere 
Jo se p h in e 
th e W in d ,” 
Down 
b y 
“ My 
a n d 
B ra m le tte ( f i r s t p r iz e ) , 
(second 
( 'r e e d .” by A n nie C ow ling 
priz e .) 
T h es e p oem s w e re p rin te d 
ir th e firs t issue of this y e a r ’s L o ng­
ho rn,

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Tea W ill Be Served 

b y Y .W .C .A . During 
E xam ination W eek

Y.W .C.A. will serve te a to all girls 
(luring e x a m week fr o m IO o clock in 
the m o rn in g until r. o clock 
the 
a fte rn o o n , b eginn in g W ednesday and 
la stin g th r o u g h th e follow ing Tues- 
•av. Miss Ione S p e a r s , 
secretary , 
and several g irls will be in the ^ .M • 
all 
in f o r m a lly 
room s to e n te r ta in 
♦hose who accept th is invitation.

in 

In a d d itio n to th is service, the Y. 
W X A. will have a C h r is tm a s tre e j 
decorated w ith v a rio u s sm all g if ts I 
and toys. T hese g if ts a n d toys will 
la t e r Lh* se n t to th e c h ild re n at th e 
In t e r n a t io n a l In stitu te .

This s t a t e m e n t p e r ta in in g to 

the 
issuing o f the s a la r y cheeks w as m ade 
by Long because of r e p o r ts c i r c u l a r j 
ing to tile e f f e c t t h a t fa c u lty m e m - J 
h e rs and em p lo ye e s would be unabl e 
to se c u re th e ir checks until a f t e r the 
holidays.

All th o se w ish in g to receive th e I 
checks a r e asked to call a t th e A u­
d ito r's o ffic e on T u e s d a y or W e d n e s­
day, D ec e m b e r 22 or 23.

Fourteen Num bers in 

Christm as Cantata at 

Baptist Church, 7 :3G

The C h r is tm a s c a n t a t a to be given 
by the choir of th* U niversity Bap- 
tish church to n ig h t at 7:30 will con­
tain fo u rte e n n um bers, according 
to 
A ndrew Allen, ch u rc h se c re ta ry .

T he chu rch h as been decorated for 
.Students a r e especial­

the occasion. 
ly invited to attend .

the ean-
Ne]el Thiele will direct 
j u n io r t a t a , and Paul Boner will be the <»r- 

t h e ; ganist.

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Sunday Club Elects 

O fficers at M eeting 

5 :4 5 o ’clock T oday

o f 

T h e 

la s t m e e tin g 

the Rio! 
G ra n d e Valley Club this te r m will be 
held M onday n ig h t at 7 o ’clock 
in 
the G irls’ S tu d y Hall of the Main 
Building. A final g e t- to g e th e r be­
fo re th e holidays will 
a t 
this tim e, an d all m e m b e rs a r e asked 
p a r tic u la r ly to be p re s e n t.

held 

be 

T ic k e ts fo r 

a t H inkley Hall 
d is tr ib u te d 

th e C h ristm a s d ance 
to be held 
in 
at 
Brow nsville will be 
th is tim e, the d a n c e to be held soon 
a f t e r the iast e x a m in a tio n s a re given 
AH who c a n are u rg e d to a t te n o * -is 
last m e e tin g a n d le a rn p a rtic u la r s of 
th e d ance in Brownsville.

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Junior Class Plans 

Banquet to Be G iven 
in W inter Term
----------- 

P la n s were m ade fo r 

the 

class b a n q u e t a t a m e e tin g of 
council F rid a y . T his b a n q u e t is the i 
te rm social, and j 
of 

| tr a d itio n a l w in te r 

will be given d u rin g the 
J a n u a r y .

f ir s t 

E va Belle Q uaid 

is in c h a rg e of 
the p r e p a r a tio n , and will be assisted 
council 
by m em bers of th e j u n i o r 
ju n io r 
a n d o th e r m e m b e rs o f 
class.

th e 

T h e t r e a s u r e r 's r e p o r t showed that 

O ffic e rs for th e w in te r te r m wil’ 
be elected a t th e re g u la r m e e tin g of 
this a f te r n o o n at 
th e S u n d a y C lub 
L aw ren ce Brow n
only a m in o rity o f th e ju n io rs had 5:4 5, Bearding t< 
paid th e i r dues of 25c, a n d th e pres- p resid en t, 
ident urged t h a t all ju n io rs pay t h t i r ; 
d u e s e ith e r to some m e m b e r o f tim j o t the 
council, o r leave it in Miss Bey *,* 
offic e .

K athleen 

M olesw orth, a m e m b e r 
club who spent tw o year* in 
M adrid as a s e c r e ta r y in th** offices 
of 
th e A m erican D iplom atic S e r v ­
ice, will talk to th e club on S pain 
Miss Moleaworth is now a s t e n o g r a ­
pher in the o f fic e of the d e a n o f ex­
tension 
S u p p e r will be serv ed a f t e r 
th e m eeting.

i 

 

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J O U R N A L I S M E X A M S .

EK IS POSTPONED 
ONLY BI ILLNESS

Mathews A nnounces Dates 
for Postponed Final Ex­
am inations

Final e x a m in a tio n s and 

e x a m in e 

lio n s to rem ove 

course 

c o n d itio n s! 

m a y bo postponed! only 
illness o r for o th e r im p e ra tiv e re; 

in case o f I 

sons, a c c o rd in g to R e g is tr a r K. 

J 

M athews. S tu d e n ts wishing to tak< 

e x a m in a tio n s fo r ad vanced s ta n d in g 

to 

the 

th e ir 
should ap p ly 
toMege, o t h e r petitions for examifln- 
t ; .us should be placed in the l i n 'd - 
of tho r e g is tra r.

'lean o f 

be 

T he earliest d a te f o r ta k in g fall 
te rm e x a mi n at io n s which have been 
Fall t e r m 
po stpo ne d is J a n u a r y 12. 
post hoped, 
e x a m . n atio n s m ay 
12, 
J u l y 
how ever, until May -2 o r 
when e t h e r exa m in a tio n * a r e given
P e titio n s to take the fall te r m e t 
ii urination* on J a n u a r y 12 m u st !> • 
•riven to the R e g is tra r n o t l a t e r than 
to 
J a n u a r y 2. A stu d e n t w ishing 
have hi s 
postponed
m u s t g a in perm ission to do so 
his dean .

e x a m i n a t i o n s 

, 

conuuuou, 
lo sto ic a l postponeo, 
c ond ition,
No speical po stponed, 
a d va n ce d sta n d in g e x a mi n a t i o n s 
c ircum -

a n y 

, 

. 

or
will be given un der 
sta n c e s, it is sta te d .
o—

 

P a e P n o r W i l l 
Q f 
D t e v e VZ a r a n e r TV l l 

E n t e r t a i n 

I W O D a y s 

N ext W eek at Q ueen 

LU

nu it
BOU ELECTION p u s ACTIVE

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Frosh Office irs 

for Winter 

Term to Be Chosen at 
2 : 3 0 p. rn. Today

An im p o rta n t m e e tin g of all fresh- \ 
men e n g in e e rs will b» boid 
th e I 
E n g in e e r in g Building, room 209, a. J 
( 2 :3 0 oYIorl; to d a y , a c c o rd in g to IL | 
the d as?.* 

Barrack, pre sid e n t o f 

in 

E lection of < f l u o r s will bo held at 
j this tim e and im p o r ta n t m a tte -* **V 
’ cursed by th*' m e m b e rs pre se nt.

ll 

I of T o rt W orth, 

ing class of ’29 a r * : 

R e tir in g o ffic e rs of the Engine* r- 
('. B arrick 
p r e s id e n t ; G ordon 
G reenw ood of A ustin , v ic e -p re s id e n t; 
Ida* May Be ck o f A ustin, s e c r e ta r y - j 
i t r e a s u r e r , and Jo h n L. H a m e r, Au - 
! tin. s e r g e a n t- a t-a r m s ,

Colored Slides to 

Illustrate K uehne’s 

F ellow ship Lecture

( olored la n te r n slides will be used 
to illu s tr a te the F ello w sh ip Club lae­
trile by Dr. J o h n M. K uehne of the 
Physics D e p a rtm e n t of 
the U n iv e r ­
Fi r st C o n g re g atio n al 
sity at 
ch u rc h Su n d a y nigh t, December 13, 
at 7:3d p. in

the 

to 

yea r

T h e slides a r e made from picture* 
taken by Dr. K uehne him self while 
\ jllnwst me N a tio n a l
on a 
g ago. 
a r e 
one P a r k ami scenes 
a r t y of which Dr. 
rmher ma ie the tr ip 
a n u m b e r <>: 
int* r- 
p h o to g ra p h s
utifu l 

trip 
h I* k three 
views of Ye 
T he i
en ro uts. 
; a mi 
Kuehne wa: 
i and 
in two car; 
be.
I 
ing 
arn 
re made

'I key 

Silver Cup to B est 
All-round Girl 

to 

Be G iven in Spring

T w enty Faculty Members 

to} 

Sneak Before Educational
Societies

A; p r o x i m a te y tw e n ty m em bers o f

th e f a c u lty will a t t e n d m e e tin g s o f j r|je 
le a rn e d societies in various p a r t s of 

the c o u n tr y d u r i n g 

the C m istn .** 

holidays, 

Dr. E. c . B a r k e r w ho is a m e m b e r i 

of the e x e c u tiv e council o f th e M iss­
issippi Valley H isto ric a l A ssociation, 
will a t t e n d th e m e e tin g of th a t s o - i 
c ie ty a t Ann A rbor. 
P ro f e s s o r F. ; 
M. S te w a r t will read a p a p e r b e fo re 
the m e e tin g of the Political Science 
Association of A m e ric a at New York* 
City. 
Profess* r J. K. P e a r c e wn | 
p re se n t a p a p e r b e f o r e the A m e ric a n : 
A n th ro p o lo g ic a l S ociety at N ew H a ­
ven. Mrs- L o ta Spell will 
re a d a 
p a p e r b e fo re th e Music e a c h e r s ’ N a - 1 
ti on a1 A sso ciation a t D a y to n , O hio.j 
M a t h M e e t i n g .

a t 

Profess* rs Dodd and Moore will I 
th e A m e ric a n 
i t s ) 

re a d p a p e rs b e fo re 
M a th e m a tic a l A ssociation 
m e e tin g iii K an sas City, and P r o f e s ­
sor V a n d ie r will read a p a p e r b e fo r e i 
th e sa m e so cie ty in New 5 ork City. J 
Dr. S, L. B row n will re a d a p a p e r 
b e fo re 
th e A m e ric a n Physical So- ; 
ciety at K ansas City. Dr, H. J. M ul­
ler will p re se n t a p a p e r b e fo re th e j 
A m erican S oicetv of Zoologists and 
an*.thor b e f o r e th e A m erican Society 
I of N a tu r a lis ts , b oth of which meet

b e fo re th e!
p a p e rs 
will pfesent th r e e 
of Zoologists. Dr.
A m e ric a n Society
M cA llister will r e a d a p a p e r b e fo re 
th e A me ri non B otan ical S ociety at 
K ansas City. P r o f e s s o r F„ L. P o r t e r 
of 
th e D e p a r tm e n t o f Medicine at 
G alveston, will re a d 
Cleveland b e f o re the A m erican P h y ­
siological Society.

p a p e r 

a 

at * 

E very y e a r 

the College W o m e n s
Club of Houston gives a silver cup
to the “ Best AU a ro u n d G irl” of the
U n iv e rsity of T exas, according to Miss
In
’ehoosi; g the g irls to receive th is hon-

f r o m 1 Ru by T er r i l l , d e a n o f wo me n . 

Hcholarship. 
, 

demo* r at i o 

. 

, 

, 

Dr. J . A. F itz g e r a ld and A d ju n c t 
p i n t , 1 P ro fe sso r F. \V. W oodbridge will r e p ­
the U n iv e rs ity a t m eetings of 

resent 

. ,

• 

‘ 

p o p u la rity wi t n both boys a nd girls,
' 
.
p h y - ; th e A m e ric a n Economic Association* 
♦organizations belonged to- 
n n v -t
steal a sp e c ts a r e considered.

and the Amel lean Association o f I ni-
the a n n u a ! Senior S w ing-out, I versify I n s tr u c to r s in Accounting, it 

At 

Goe* to Chicago
P r o fe sso r E. K. McGinnis, 

held in the sp rin g , the cup is present* t w a s a n no un ced y este rd a y .
* d by tit** dean of women. A com- 
m itie r composed o f the dean of worn- 
ac tin g
en, the s tu d e n t life s e c r e ta r y fo r wain- dean of the School of Business Ad-
 lhY c*riU
"in 
ucation D epartm ent for Women, and I m a s holidays 
in Chicago, where ne 
th e p resident of the W om en’s H on or will a tte n d th e m eetings of the A m e r - j
of Law1 School (
the Association of Coll©-1
giate T e a c h e rs of Business Law, and j

**>•< ">•- •>-<i “f ‘he ,'hv’u:al Ed: 

o rg a n iz a tio n . T each ers, 

! ir a n Association 

g i r l s ’ 

 

th e make the ab actio n. 

E u g e n ia M arshall of H e a rn e w a s [the I n s titu te of I,and Economics. T h e
aw arded th e cup for the f ir s t y e a r. j last m eeting w ill lie at N o r th w e s te r n J

U n iv e rs ity u n d e r the 
of
P ro fe sso r Ely, its founder, and wall 
discuss th e g e n e ra l problems of real 
e s ta t e education.

direction 

Morrow, 

p r e sid in g 
ju st ic** of the T e x a s C ou rt o f C rim i­
nal Appends, will also be one of th e 
b e f o r e 
p r o m in e n t s p e a k e rs to talk 
the a ssem blage T u e sd a y night. 
Fol­
lowing J u d g e Morrow will be A*so- 
icate J u s tic e William P ierson o f th e 
J u s t ic e
S u p re m e C o u rt of Texas. 
I P ie rs o n , pr ior to his election to the 
I S u p re m e C o u rt, was a d istric t ju d g e 
I f o r several years.

I

u

S l a y t o n T o a s t m a s t e r .

as 

p ro g ra m , 

The com plete 

a n ­
nounced by J u d g e R obert W* S t a y ­
ton of the Iaiw School f a c u lty , who 
will act as t o a s tm a s te r a f t e r an in ­
include, 
tro d u c tio n by J e f f r e y , will 
s p e a k e r s 
in addition 
to 
th e 
above nam ed, th e speaker? 
classes, Carl G. P hin n e y f o r th e J. 
A.’s f Pe rc y E. F o rem a n for th e Mid- 
| jaws> a n d H e n ry S. Kelly fo r

f o u r 

the 

o f 

I

*

the seniors. Music fo r the e v e n in g 
will be furn ish ed by isteve G a r d n e r ’s
orc h e stra . The Law* School q u a r t e t , 
composed of Tom L H a rtle y , M. L u ­
cian Touc hs ton e, William J. R. King. 
r e n d e r 
and W oodw ard R i tte r , will 
I sc leral selections. H a r tle y will also 

give several yodelling song*.
its 

C hanceilors will hold 

a n n u a l 
T a p Day c e re m o n y d u r in g th e co urse 
of the evening. C h ancellors, fo u n d e d 
in 1912, is th** h o n o ra r y society o f 
the Law School, and each y e a r elects 
to m em bership n o t m ore th a n 15 p e r 
c e n t of who must r a n k a m o n g the 
highest 20 per c e n t 
in sc holarship. 
The Chancellors, in black robes, wi I 
tap 
the newly elected m e m b e rs on 
the evening of the b a n q u e t. S te r lin g 
C. Holl oway is G ra n d C h a n c e llo r o f 
the o rg an iz a tio n.

P e r i g r i n u s Wi l l B e T h e r e .

And, of course, P e rig rin u s. No law 
b a n qu e t since 1904, the d a te of P e r ­
r y ’s b irth, ha- been c o m p lete w i th ­
out, this n o n d e s c rip t p a tr o n sa in t o f 
the leg acies. T h e tra d itio n in c o n ­
in to 
nection with th e com ing 
th e 
world of Pe r i g r i n u s tells 
th a t R u s ­
sell S avage, one of th e best c a r t o o n ­
ist- who e v er e n rolled in th e school 
in the* valley, a f t e r liste n in g to a lec­
tu re by Colonel W. S. S im kins on
the
e q u ity 
ju dg e for aliens, know n as th e p r a e ­
to r p e rig rin u s, was called u pon fo r 
some i n f o r ma t i on ju st given by th e 
Colonel, and w as forced to a d m it. “ I 
d o n ’t know, J u d g e ”

the Rom an 

su b je c t o f 

Next m orning , be fo re class, S a v ­
age slipped in to the room , picked up 
s tr a n g e 
a piece of chalk, an d 
and beloved h a lf-b re e d e m e r g e d 
to 
class, 
the a stonishe d view of 
b e a rin g the label, “ This is th e P e r i­
g rin u s .” All law s tu d e n ts have since 
th e
v e n e ra te d 

an im a l 

u n d e r 

th is 

th e 

th e 

( C o n tin u e d on P a g e 5)

C A L E N D A R

S u n d a y

2 : 3 0 p. rn.: F r e s h m a n E n g i n e e r s , 

E n g . B . 2 0 9

H a ll.

2 : 4 5 p. rn.: S u n d a y C lu b , G r e g g 

7 : 3 0 p. rn.: K e u h n e 

le c t u r e * .

C o n g r e g a t i o n a l C h u rch .

M o n d a y
8 ; 3 5 a, rn.: C h a p e l, ML B. 1 57 . 
7 : 0 0 p . rn.: R io G r a n d e V a lle y 

C lu b . G ir ls S t u d y H all.

A T T E N T I O N

You w o n t w a n t to hav e your 
te rm , of 

n e x t 

roo m s v a c a n t 
co urse not.

We can htdp you r e n t them . 

Let Us ru n at: ad f o r you.

J U S T T H O N E 8000

ta u g h t 

this y e a r 

E x a m in a tio n s will be held in 
jo u rn a lism courses as listed in 

all 
the 
s schedule of th e final e x a m in atio n ^ 
j a c c o rd in g to P a u l J . T ho m p so n , in­
s t r u c t o r in jo u rn a lism . C o urses tie­
jo u r n a lis m 
ing 
include 
edito rial 
w r iti n g ; J o u r n a lis m 17, f e a t u r e sto ry 
w r iti n g ; J o u r n a lis m 12, 
n e w sp a p e r 
r e p o r t i n g ; J o u r n a lis m 23, business 
m a n a g e m e n t ; J o u r n a l is m 22, a w n . 
tining, a n d J o u r n a lis m 127, agricuf- 
tural feature w riting.

J o u r n a lis m 

in 
15, 

M I S S S P E A R S L E A D S S E R V I C E

Steve G a r d n e r ’s o rc h e s tra will be I Council, and the p re sid e n t of C a p a n d 

t the Queen t h e a t e r Gown, seniors 

Bible s tu d y g ro u p of the C hristia n 
c hu rc h a t th e T ex as Bible C h a ir will 
be held a t IO o’clock this m o rn in g , 
led by MG* 
< nurch 
se rv ic e s will be a t l l o ’clock, led by
F r a n k L. J e w e t t . T h e 
j e e t will be “ W hen t h e D octo rs I ) i f - 1 t h e pictures. T h ere w i l l be 
f e r .*» 

t he main show a 
n e x t W edn esd ay 
m a n a g e r o f 
the
Bounced.

j V a nce in prices.

.Spears, 

lone 

* 

and F r id a y , 
t h e a t e r has 

s e rm o n s u b - j both a ft e r n o o n af d e v e n in g s h o w i n g 1 Nacogdoches 

This p o p u la r o rc h e s tr a will play a t i l t was given t o Elizabeth T u c k e r of
the following y e a r . L ast
n o a d - [y e a r i t w e n t to Rachel D u n n a w a y o f

Amarillo.

 PACE TWO

T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

Longhorns and Saints to Play^This Week
ONLY TENTATIVE

ENGINEERS LEAD 

to C om pete W ith 

Frosh T eam s Not 

In th*.* e v e n t, 

Basket Ball Practice Discon­
tinued Six Days During 
Holidays

Laws A re Second, W ith First 

Place 

in Grid R ace; 

Pre-M eds Third

EDR GILL TROPHY

Point* to w a r d the la rg e Gill 

t r o ­
phy, the in tr a m u r a l loving c o p which 
must be won by a d ep artm en t, th r e e 
successive y ears to r e t a i n po*«eg*iotl, 
have ju«t been a n n o u n c e d by D ire c t­
or B e r r y W h itak e r. T h e E n g in e e r* 
'Aire v ictories in I{*23 and 1924, b u t 
in 1925 th e Pre-L a w s won th e rig h t 
to have th e ir nam e e n g ra v e d on th e 
silver tro p h y .

T h i r t y - S i x P o in ts .

The e a r lie s t points to w a rd t h e fins 
cup fo r the p r e s e n t season w e re t a b ­
ulated a t th e close o f th e r e c e n t s u c ­
cessful g rid iro n season. T h e v ic to ­
rious Law School eleven g a v e 
the 
legal d e p a r tm e n t 36 points. T h e F.n- 
gineer* w ith th e ir r u n n e r -u p a t a t m

O utsiders in ’26

t h a t 

r* l* d 

T h * A t h l e t i c C o u n c il a t th * U n i­
v e r s it y h a s 
t r a s h m e n 
t e a m s will n o t be a llo w e d to c o m ­
t e a m s f r o m o u ts i d e of 
p e t e w ith 
A u s tin in t h e f u t u r e , e c c e r d i n * to 
L. T . B e llm o n t. 
F r e s h m a n c o n ­
te s ts w ill he c o n f i n e d h e r e a f t e r to 
te a m s in A u s t i n , so t h a t th a stu- 
d e a t s will n o t h a r e 
t h e i r s tu d i e s 
i n t e r r u p t e d by tri-»s a w a y f r o m th e 
U n i v e r s i t y , it is said.

T h is r u l i n g it a p r e c e d e n t in th e 
S o u t h w e s t , a s n o o t h e r school o r 
c o lleg e h a s e v e r p a s s e d su c h a rut* 
m g .

w ere s la te d w ith 30 point*. T he Pre* 
Med* w ere g iven th ird place b ecause 
ti OO p e r c e n t sta n d in g . T he 
of th e n 
th e 
point* 

I A c a d e m y th e B B. A .’*, 
Pre-Law * w ere a w a r d e d 
each f o r th e ir football e f f o r ts .

and 

12 

T he second 
the Hugh 30-inch 

lint of point* to w a rd 
loving cup, cam e

te a m wa? 

a s a re s u lt o f Ii i* cr*>*«-c © W itty meet
b e tw e e n th e v a rio u s school* on th e 
c a m p u s. 
th e Alec* 
w ere f ir s t with 18 point*, T he Bu? 
IS 
fnesx 
s q u a d 
mark*. T h e B e n ed ic t-P u rim 
a m a s se d 12 point* 
th e cup. 
T h e Medic* w i r e best to sc o re w ith 
9 point*. T he P r e -L a w s failed 
to 
place a n y o f th e ir r u n n e r s 

second w ith 

to w a rd 

TeSei. f o r F a il.

T o ta l s f o r the c lo te of the 1925 
division o f the y e a r of 1925-26 an* 
as follow *; E n g in e e r s , 4 8 ; Law s, 
2 7 ; 
3 6 ; P r e - Med*, 3 3 ; B. B. A / s , 
A cad e nt, 24, a n d P r e - Lav.*, 12.

T he next event of the Gill card li­
the b a s k e t b ab r a c e . Much in te r e s t 
is a l r e a d y displayed by th e nix d e ­
p a r t m e n t s , a n d a w a rm c o n te s t 
is 
e x p e c te d , a c c o rd in g to N e a i P ic k e tt, 
i n t r a m u r a l s tu d e n t d ir e c to r.

I

Big n e w s to d a y f r o m A u s t i n m e r ­

c h a n t s .

rn* v Y on realize, 

of course, 
the m oney you 
can save by 
w alking up 
our one flight 
of steps to 
ECONOMY.

So, c o m e in M o n d a y a n d look a t 
o u r l a t e s t s ty le s in la d ie s ' h a t s 
a n d s h o e s .

DACY’S

U p s t a i r s O v e r W o o l w o r t h ’* 

W H E N Y O U G O U P 

P R I C E S G O D O W N

GIVE
FLOWERS

C h r i s m a * G ifts f e f l w t a trim 
sp irit a b d ar** ndt a p p r e c ia te d 
fo r th e ir p e r m a n e n t value, but 
bec a u se of th e s p irit of tov** and 
r e m e m b r a n c e t h a t p ro m p te d the 
giv er.
T e le g ra p h :c 
able us 
loved o n e s far a w a y .

c o n n e c tio n s 

to d e liv e r 

flowers 

e n ­
to 

T H E A R T 
F Y O W E R S H O P
204 W est 6th Sir* t 
P h o n e 9360

• 5 g £ * s w ’" ' - • - 

- > V

SUGGESTIONS FOR “HIM”

........— —...i

SUIT
OVERCOAT
HAIN COAT
BATH ROBE
NIGHT ROBE

U N D E R W E A R
HANDKERCHIEFS
H O U SE CO AT
SUSPENDERS
UMBRELLA

SKIRTS
G L O V ES
HOSIERY
MUFFLER.
Ti£5,(2>c.<2bc

The above list for m ar /s gifts are but a small portion of the long list of useful gif’s 
that you can find here. OVERCOAT an d SUIT are the “ Aces"— and during our 
UNUSUAL CLEARANCE you can get a good coat or suit for less than its real worth.

has for years been the leader in gifts for little cost.

H O L E P R O O F H O SIER Y

NECKWEAR-—Our store alw ays has the up-to-date ties from the 50c bat to the Im­
ported $5.00 four-in-hand.

KNOX HAT 
STYLE LEADER 
A WELCOMED GIFT

O F F I C E 

( O A T S 

IN K N IT 

OR F I N E W O O L E N S 

D R E S S IN G K O B E S

Longhorn cagemen will be 
Peen in action for the first time
thin season when they meet the 
St. Edwards quintet 
two 
games the latter part of this 
week, according to a mat**m«*nt *iv«n 
out by Coach E. J. (Doe) Stewart 
last night.

for 

T b u r « l «7 a n d F r i d a y 

Only te n ta tiv e d ates have been set 
for the tw o gam**?, which will like­
ly be the only one* t h e L onghorn* 
will play before the C h r is tm a s holi­
is 
It 
days, Coach S te w a r t 
probable, however, 
frames 
will bf* played on T h u rs d a y a n d F r i ­
day nights.

said. 
th e 

t h a t 

Basket bali practice will I a* official­
ly discontinued only sex d a y s d u rin g 
the holidays, which a r r a n g e m e n t 
is 
in keeping w ith 
S o u th w e ste rn 
Conference rules. P ra c tic e m u s t tx* 
discontinued tw o days before C h r is t ­
mas Day and cannot be resum ed u n ­
til three d a y s a f t e r th e holiday.

the 

N o Drill.

A n um b e r of 

the L onghorn* will 
rem ain in A ustin d u rin g the holiday 
period to work o ut with Coach Stew ­
a r t, blit no official drill will Lie c a r ­
ried on d u r in g th e six day- set aside 
by the con ference ruling.

-----------—o — — ■—

A ustin All-Stars 

and Silents Battle

to Scoreless Tie

F e a t u r i n g the fo rw a rd p a s sin g of 
linger Powell** Texas Silent*, and 
the line p lu n g in g of th e A u stin All- 
Star*, 
to a 
scoreless deadlock a t the S ta d iu m S a t ­
urday.

team? battled 

tw o 

the 

Hufu* K ing w as s e n t 

in f o r the 
A ll-Stars and one one play g a in e d 36 
j a rd*. Coach Powell protested this, 
the R a m m e r was rem oved and 
and 
the ball b ro u g h t back to its original 
position.

U niversity of M exico 

M ay Be Represented 
at T .U . Relay G am es

G eneral athletic* were discussed at 
the U n iv e rsity of official* of th e U n i­
versity of Mexico y e ste rd a y , a ccord ­
ing to L. The©, Bellmont. T h e Mex­
in fo rm a tio n on 
ican official* sought 
athletic* of all kinds a n d the method* 
of conducting them in 
the United 
State*.

fro m 

Athlete* 

th* U n iv e r s ity of 
Mexico will in all p robability be rep­
resented 
to be 
relay g a m e s 
staged a t 
the U niversity M arch 26. 
 

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in th e 

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Th* Ye a r - b e n g C h r i s t m a s G if t. A 
T e x a n R a n g e r s u b s c r i p tio n . C a ll at 
M. B. 155 o r p h o n e 314C

J
V 
e r r rrrts

cA Jielv 'Way T5o 
Cleanse you r Skills

cO r y

T&atUUen 

i%trg (0 ululates

fragrant 

C L E A N S IN G O IL

made of Healthful herb oil com­
bined w th the bleaching essence 
of Oriental kmc*. Use it daily 
for a week and watch your skin 
become white, hne-pored and 
smooth as a flower petal.

Because this delicate cleamer is 
made o f oU it seeps deep into the 
pores and genuy but thoroughly 
removes ai! impurities, leaving 
the skin feeling clean anti delight­
I XX), 2.CX)
fully refreshed. 

Kathleen Mary Quinlan’s 
wetidbfamou* T o ile trie s 
are a d d cxciuarrely at our 
Toilet Good* Department.

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6 1 5 C o n Kress

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of

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$ 9.75 Silk and W ool D resses 
............................ $ 6.75
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Until Decem ber 31, for Christmas candies, the follow 
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....

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75c up

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F or less th a n OKE CENT per day you can have 

a private lock box for your valuable papers.

C om m encing D ec. 5, W e W ill Close at 2 P. M. 

Every Saturday

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(U n i ncorporated )

Gifts from Our Store 
Bring Greater Happiness

W hat everyon e most desires— articles for per­
sonal use and for the h o m e, exquisite in appear­
ance and perfect in q u a lity— is here in greatest 
profusion.

T housands of joy-bringing presents to thrill the 
hearts of m en, w om en , boys, and girls. 
I hey 
want these things— they prefer them — they de 
sire them above all others.

Gold R i n g s 
Stone Set Rings 
Bracelets 
S e e k ' a et a
Pearls
I)m mo ml Rings 
Diamond Pins 
Bar Pi ns 
Shoulder Pins 
Lingerie C h u g s 
Hat O r nam e nts 
Cu f f Link*
Watch Chains 
Belt Buckles 
E m b le m de weir]/

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S i1 rev Holton' H e re 
(days iran 
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Meeds Wat c h is 
Bra ceti t I Catches 
Toil ct icon 
M a n ‘Can P l ie r s 
Dresser Pieces 
MT ital {/ B r us h es 
t 'locks 
I Im brr l i m 
Monett ie#
Leather Goods

N ot-too-costly for any pocketbook. W ide choice 
at $ 1 .0 0 to $ 3 .0 0 to $ 1 0 to $23.

C hristm as desire is alw ays most happily filled 
for you , and for the one to w hom you give, 
w hen the present is purchased here.

C a r l M a y e r C o .

Jewelers - Silversmith*
618 Conure** Ave*

 BIG DAM LOBOE SETTLES

CLEBURNE TIE TUESDAY
BOAT RACE ON LAKE AUSTIN 

TO BE HELD THIS AFTERNOON

As a Kind of F ond F are well

WE ARE OFFERING “SOMETHING EXTRA” IN THE WAY O F A

PAGE THREE j

CISCO SCENE Of 

PEAY-OFF O I E

Cleburne High School M ay 
Counter O ffer for 
G am e

and 

As a result of a decision given ____
out by the Interscholastic League track.
executive committee Saturday 
afternoon, the Cleburne High 
School Yellow.jackets 
the 
Cisco B ig Dam Loboes, the 0-0 
tie gam e which was played by 
the two team s Friday will have 
to be played off Tuesday. The 
game will probably be played in 
Cisco, according to Roy Mender-j 
Cisco, according to Roy Hender-
son, athletic director of the I n
terscholastic League. 
.reague

-

tors of L ake Austin th is afternoon 

O ars will flash on the placid w a-' putt s the claim o f C on n or that he is
the hest 
to prove his 
claim, has challenged Conner to row
, uke Au>tjn in row . boats thjs

when two members of the S ig m a A L 

sailor, and 

, 

pha Epsilon fraternity meet 
o’clock to* settle the question of who 
is the best sailor. 

ai 

I afternoon.

The winner of the event will be 
presented with a loving cup a fte r he

“ S p id e r ” C mnor. V a r s i t y 

track has demonstrated his suprem acy on j 
man, contends that he is a s f a s t with the w ater. 
It is called the Annual 
the oa rs in his hand a s he is on the S a ilo r’s Trophy of the S. A. E . fra- 

F r a n k “ S a ilo r ” Mitchell dis- ternity.

Fencing C lasses to 
Be Discontinued 

in 
W inter and Spring

C h ristm as D ay Story

S u b ject P a y n e T alk

“ C h ristm as Day in the Morning, a 
No credit fo r fencing will be given short story by Grace Riehmon, will he
- 9R the gub je ct of Dr. L. W. P ayn e’s lee

« > * rem aindcr ° f 

session, it was a n n o u n c e ! 
“ The clash m ay be held a t Cle- > Athletic Council S a tu r d a y , 

by 
and 

. n 
all

burne if the Cleburne High School a u -1 
thorities m ake an o f fe r to Cisco which 
is accepted. The Le a gu e does not re- j 
quire th at g a m e s between two con­
, 

een W.° 

, 

, 

in fencing will 

discon­
classes 
tinued. The decision w as made by 
the council because o f “ un satisfac-
to ry r e su lts ” obtained in the classes d 

be 

t e n a n t s be played on neutral g r i d - , ^ fap conducted this y e a r. 
irons. Cisco and Cleburne will a r 
range a s to where the g am e will be
played,” Director Henderson said 

Fen cin g euipm ent 
i value to more than

am o un tin g 
in 
$200 has been

which will I

poetry.

‘ 9 2 5 ; f I t a r e b e fo re tho Payne Bible literatim 

morning at the University

class this morning a t the University 
B a p tist Church.

Dr. Payne will connect the story 
with the story of C h r is t’s -nativity in 
his lecture. His lecture next Sun-
w j{| be 0n “ C h ristm a s Poetry,”
i which wiU inc]ude m odern and Bible

Cleburne sent two repre sen ta t.ve s 
to the conference S a tu r d a y , Sup t. Km- 
j r> 
mett Brown and Coach H. S. I ark- 
er. Cisco w as not personally repre- m g c l u b s will continue a 

, ...... . 
„ th)etic
remain in the hands o f the athletic 
in m e n a n u s u> m c 
Fonn 
iTnivar 1

v, ti w Pawl- department 

i r e m a in 

r 

r» 

„ 

i » . 

in a l l probability. I enc- A d v e r t i . e 

in The T e x a n . You A r e

T h e 

l eadi ng M e r c h a n t .
 

 

_ 

°f
v 

A

j R i g h t in P a t r o n i z i n g T h e m .

Rented, but wired in a statem ent.
The Waco T ig e r s will meet 
the 
in 
B e a u m o n t High team this week 
addition to the Cleburne-Cisco clash.
The fin a ls will be played before the 
C h ristm a s holidays.

sity.

This fall w as the first ye a r that 
fencing has been given fo r credit in j 
physical training, it is said.
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S t u d e n t . 

f a c u l t y m e m b e r , 
. h o u ld . h o p now b e f o r e the rush of

a nd 

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S t u d e n t . 

an d 

f a c u l t y m e m b e r , e x a m . .

I 

f

• hould 

. h o p now b e f o r e the r u . h of

e x a m . .

U . e T h e T e x a n W a n t A d .

T h e A ppreciative G ift

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12 TO 2

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6 TO 8 P. M.

B &

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to w hat he’d 
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p re fe r for Christm as. 

Y o u ’ll find many su g ­
“ H i s 
gestions 

for 

in 

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the G olf 

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among our pleasing display.

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A B O U T T H E H O U S E

Flash Lights— Curling Irons— Electric Heater— I casters— Irons
Hot Plates.

T a k e that tip for ‘ ‘his gift' and select it here from our 

stock o f Parker, W aterm an, Conklin, W ahi, ( arter and 

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Phone 3847 

2406 Guadalupe St

 $120,000 CONTRACTS SIGNED 

FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL A N NEX- 

MAY BE READY IN SEPTEMBER

’ All of tile contract? have been signed and the work has been b e g in on 
th e a nm ex o f the U niversity P resb y terian Church. T he building contract 
w as «timed bv James I . Johnson for $'.*'♦,.>00.OO John L. Blurt in halt the 
c s tt r M t for the electric wiring and fixtures for $3.3*5.6*, and th e contract 
fo r th e plumbing was taker! by Doonelly and W hite a t $7,500,00,

Cost* $120,000 

«---------------------- ------ -----------------------

LEAGUE RULES ON

roto rate? these rolls; and

L U T H E R A N C H U R C H S E R V I C E S .

‘‘W hereas, earlier docum ents which 
! w ere presented by S herm an or ob­
tained in Grayson C ounty show con­
clusive evidence o f a lte ra tio n s with 
re g ard to the date of birth and age 

St. P a u l’s L u th era n 

church will | 

hold .services a t 10:30 a. rn. and 7:30 

p. rn. 

Sludgy School 

and Bible 

classes will m eet a t 9:30 a. rn., a c ­

cording to K. G. Manzr, p asto r.

In 

refusing to 

school F ailed 

C araw ay in 1922-23, Say 
Officials 

j of E lb e rt C arraw ay ; and 
j 
“ W hereas, .Section I, A rticle V H I, 
j of the C onstitution and Rules p re ­
lo E num erate j vi& g th a t in ail m a tte rs o f dispute 
arisin g und#*r the Ag# Rule, ‘e a rlie st
J d o cu m en tary evidence hall be fin a l';
“ Be it resolved E-y the S ta te Exec-
ut ive C om m ittee of 
the U niversity 
In tersch o lastic League, th a t the com­
m it! e#* feels bound to be guided in its® 
decision, not by the a ffid a v its sub-! 
n u tted by Sherm an, b u t by the un­
questioned docum entary evidence c it­
ed above, and for these reasons de- 
clines to reverse its fo rm e r decision I 
ru lin g C arraw ay ineligible un d er th e 
J
Age R ule.’' 

re -in sta te E lbert 
C arraw ay as being eligible for the 
Sherm an High School f?>#>iball team ,
the executive com m ittee of the Uni­
versity Interscholastic l eague adopt- 
the following resolution, giving 
ed 
reasons fo r th#' action taken, accord­
ing to Roy Bedichek, ch ief of the 
L ea g u e:

M arucheaw -G rigg

Co.

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CAKE-EATERS, 

TODDLES, NO UG ATS, 

______

Special A ttraction* A re Sche-
du |ec) by P ilot Jerry
Marshal!

( amp Mabry will be the scene 
of a special all-day airplane attrac­

tion S u n da y , according to Pilot Jerry 
Marshall, and a special rat#' of $2.50. 

per passe ng#r will be 

charged j 

throughout the day.

According t#> Ike Sewell, manager I 

Saturday morning Marshal! 

o f Jerry Marshall, the airplane will 
b#1 #>n the grounds* at Camp Mabry 
all day today, and will carry passen-j 
gers in both the morning and the! 
afternoon. 
Stunts will feature the j 
afternoon rides, according to Sew# if.
flew 
to Waco, carrying Webb Ruff, man-! 
ager of the Longhorn Band, who was 
called th«re on business. Th#* trip 
was made in good tim#’, and R uff has 
suggested this means of transport*!-1 
ti on as a method to be adopt.#*#! by 
vacationing students w thin the next I 
few days.

Marshall will remain at <’amp Ma 
bry until aft#*r the exams are co m -1 
t»let#*ri, anil wit! return to th#’ Uni veg-1 
dty with the begirm ng of the second 
term 

in January.

■" 

 r

rstsgr

“ Wh< rens, thr# #* 

consecutive and 
corroborative census rolls in the o f­
fice of the S tate D epartm ent o f Ed­
ucation, XI/.,, the consolidated census 
rolls for Grayson C ounty fro 1919-J 
20, 1920-2 J, 1921-22, show th a t E l­
b ert C arraw ay fo th#- Sherm an foot I 
ball team is now more than t wen ly ­
on** v# ars of a g e ; arui

“ Whereas, th#* failure to enumer-j 
ate Carraway in 1923 further cor-}

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r

n

znd e lw h e n t sto r e s

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Blanket Bath Robes
Practical Gift* for Women

T he entire coat of the annex is es-.
ti ma ted to be $120,000. This will in- f 
chide 
the abo va contracts together 
w ith the architect's fee and the nee- 
ansar? amounts fo r fu rn ish in g s an I 
equipment 
*
Frederick W. Mann o f Minneapolis,
Min., is the chief architect, and Geo, I 
A. Eadress is the local supervising |
architect. 

Th- co7.tr.ct calic for the buiMin^ 
to b completed by October 15, 1926, 
but the contractor is pushing the work 
rn that it will possibly be ready by I 
September, in time for the opening 
o f the fall term of the U niversity. 
The annex is being built on 

the 
north side of the present 
church 
building and will greatly alleviate the 
crowded condition that exists because 
rf inadequate seating capacity in the 
present auditorium and the lack of 
<tas? rooms. 
It will have buff brick 
w a lls a tile roof, and steel and ce­
ment floors to make it absolutely fire­
proof.

;

Contain* Ki tchen

Th# plans specify that there will 
br- a large recreation room, a dining 
room, serving room, kitchen, two cl as 
rooms and a store room in the base­
men* .

The first floor will have a student 
assembly room th a t will seat between 
five and six hundred people, the be­
g in n ers’ departm ent, a larg e ladies 
parlor, the cradle roll room, the of­
fice of tho churc h, and a kitchenette
The second spiry will have six stu­
dent class rooms, the p rim ary d ep a rt­
ing rn, and thy balcony of the audile 
riant, which will be two stories high

Sororities Celebrate

Xm as W ith Partiei

r *

N early every sorority seized op­
p o rtu n ity the C hristm as sea <»n a f ­
forded to give some fo rm of p a rty 
or dance in hone r o f the member? | 
T he a ffa ir usually took on th#* fe rn j
♦ f o Christmas tree#, others plan sec' J 
both C hristi ta-- tre e s and b u ffe t sun J 
pi r , 
inf >rma | 
the e n d in g o f J
d i n . ’ 
• he lit! term an#! th#* holiday*

“ r ii#* others had 

to c e le b ra te 

D elta Delta D e lia 

p la n r e ' 1 a C h ri-t mn 
pie# #»#*-■ and m em ber 

sorority Ha 
tree 
d 
f**#* 
t<* be bel I Sun 

Cg bt a t the chapter house. Ow j 
hour and a half, front 7 until 8 »< J 
oV Ioct, will be devoted t<» the pre 
fleming of gifts to the pled##'? an# 
member?.

Phi Mu 

'or# rity ha 

selected th. I 

a f t e r no*, ti f#*r t h e i r Christmas p arty 
a r n f roto 4 until 7 o'clock Sunday 
afternoon, the members and pledger j 
v,iii re c e iv e 
the Rh I 
Mu c h a p te r house*. A p p ro p ria te dec 
o r a tio n s will e nliven th e occasion-

th e ir gi f t s at 

K appa Delta sorority will not give 
their party until Saturday night 
when st tree will be held at the chap­
ter house. The party will ?tart at 
I JO o ’clock.

Gam m a Phi B eta en tertain ed with* 
a C hristm as kid p arty a t the c h a p te r 
hour* S aturday night from 7 until 9 
•/c lo t k*

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THIS CHRISTM AS

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the giver . . . 
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See our stock of hand- 
tinted Christmas cards.

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Bath R o b e s ...............$ 6 .0 0 and up

S h ir ts ...................... $ 1 .7 5 to $ 4 .0 0

N eck T i e s 

 

 

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A nd m any other gifts and reasonably priced

A t

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I 03 East 6th S treet 

Tw o Doors O ff the A venue *

OUR CHRISTMAS 
GREETINGS TO 
UNIVERSITY PEOPLE

A bsolutely sa fe and d ep en d ab le transporta­
tion service during th e H olid ays, w hen safety is 
at a premium. Accidents are alw ays more prev­
alent, and traffic m ore con gested during th e 
holidays than during any other tim e of the year. 
This, togeth er with the real econom y involved, 
m ake the Street Cars the m ost attractive m ode 
of transportation.

E xpert M otorm en, who are m indful of your 
safety and com fort, are in charge of our cars.
Exam ination w orries will be enough— Do not 

increase your w orries by havin g an accident.
t o a n I n d e f i n i t e
( 2 5 c ) E n t i t l e s Y o u 

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m i

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29 and 3 0 o f tho handbook f o r the 
g u id an ce o f stu d e n ts , and on p a g e 
fo r 
93 o f 
192 4 -2 5 .

c a t a lo g u e 

g e n e r a l 

the 

S tu d e n ts should n o t p etition u n ­
le ss th e y are s u r e o f ta k in g t h e s e !
e x a m in a tio n s, as an u n e xcu sed ab-! 
s e n c e 
from * u« to e x a m in a tio n calls i 
fo r a grade o f F.

E. J. M A T H E W S , R egistrar. 

j

IM P O R T A N T m e e t in g o f Gym team , 
S a tu rd a y a t 4 : 3 0 in the W o m a n ’s 

G ym . 

J E R V E Y .

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for D ec em b e r

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w ill be a v a ila b le December 

2 2d

and 23d.

W . R. L O N G , Auditor.

T H E R E W IL L B E a r e v ie w cia** in 
Chem. 2 M o n d a y n ig h t. T im e and
p lace to be a n n o u n c e d at the lecture 
M onday a f te r n o o n .

R. E. T A N N I C H .

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T H E C U i i i f w d a d v e r t is in g
it ii to easy to r e m e m b e r . D ial 80 0 0 .

R E S E R V E b oo k r e a d in g room will

P O S T P O N E D e x a m in a tio n s , 

e x a m i-

S te p s to be taken 

in r e p o r tin g c a s e s to the m e n ’s and w o m e n ’s honor 
Councils h a ve been outlined by th e ch a ir m e n of th e se bodies for th e b en efit 
<4 stu d en ts in d oub t as to th e procedure. T h ere h a s been a lack o f u n d e r ­
h a n d ! ' ^ with re gard to r e p o r tin g violation s of th e honor sy stem , accord ­
in g to the officials, and the d etails, as outlined by th e m , f o llo w :

D o n ’t P a c t B u c k . 

^
‘‘I f you see a c a s e of c h e a t in g d u r - ! 
in g an e x a m in a tio n , do not sim p ly ;
‘p a ss the buck’ by o m it t in g th e pled ge 
in order to salve you r conscience, f o r j 
such p ractices m a k e t h e H on or S y s ­
tem an u nw ieldy 
th in g when it is re a lly v er y sim ple.
H a lf o f 
the c a s e s reported 
w a y n ever reach t h e Councils. Then,
th e stu d en ts blam e the p rofs and the Carols and Other Musical 
p ro fs blame t h e stu d en ts. G ive the j 
Councils som e d e f in i te 
in fo r m a tio n 
on which to base th eir in v estig a tio n .
H elp them p ro se cu te the o ffe n d e r s, 

AT XMAS DINNER

Numbers Scheduled for 
“Y” Banquet

burdensom e j 

in th is j 

and 

I

j 

A u stin throug h 

S h o w A n o t h e r S t u d e n t .

“ You can do th is by o b ta in in g th e 
su sp e ct o f 

In order t o help pass C h r istm a s 
p le a sa n tly , the U n i v e r s it y Y. M. 
n a m e o f the person you
en c a t in g by a s k in g his n am e o f the c - A - wiH g iv e a d in n er to s t u d e n t s 
the 
p rofessor, an a s s i s t a n t , or som e stu - ' i" ^ ° , rt'n ,a *^. 
holidays. T i c k e t s f o r th e d in n er a re 
d en t in the v icin ity.
b y B lock 
d istrib u ted 
now' b ein g 
i Sm ith, s e c r e t a r y o f the “Y , ” and it 
is urged that all who d esire th e m to 
in ord er to

“ If it is possible, call an oth er s t u ­
dent'.s* a ttention t o w h a t is g o in g on, 
and in so d o in g yo u r t e s t im o n y w ill
be made doubly e f f e c t iv e and con vin c- 1 K,ve th e Y. M. C. A. an idea o f how 
in g, and p ra ctic a lly 
S u c h in fo r m a tio n 
th o se 
in w r i t i n g or verbally " h(> p artake o f the d in n er has b een 
g iv e n eith er 
to Dean H ubbard, the ch airm en o f arr a n ge d . S p e e c h e s will be in clu d ed 
th e honor cou n cil 
m em ber o f th e council. 
If the c h e a t ­
in g occurs b etw een a man and a w o m ­
an stud en t, the ca se is tried by both 
councils.

involved, o r a n y j on th e p rogra m d u r in g th e d inn er.

u nq uestionab le, m a n y will be p resen t.

; g e t th eir t ic k e t s e a r ly 

S pecial e n t e r t a in m e n t 

should 

then 

f o r 

b e! 

A f t e r d in n e r a grou p o f U n i v e r ­
sity sin g e r s w ill sin g a n u m b e r o f 
C hristm as carols, and 
t h e 
afte r n o o n sp ec ia l music w ill be g iv e n 
by va riou s students* T h e s e ta k in g 
part in the a t c iv i t ie s have not a s yet 
been a n n o u n c e d , but an a t te m p t w ill 
the p rogram as 

to m ak e 

la t e r in 

“ It should be a m a tter of personal
in te r e s t to each stu d e n t to see that 
th e Honor S y ste m is enforced on the 
ca m p us. 
body.”

It r e st s w it h the 

in te r e stin g as p ossible.

stu d en t I be m ade 

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W o n d e r f u l 

a t r a c t i v e b a r ­
s t o c k s ; 
g a i n s ; s p e c i a l o f f e r i n g s . T h a t ’s w h a t 

A u s t i n m e r c h a n t s a r e o f f e r i n g y o u .

I

IT LSI BANQUET

( C o n t i n u e d F rom P a g e I . )

q u e e r p r o n o u n e ia tio n o f P erry-grin - 
0 0 8 , w ith th e a c c e n t at the end.

The part the Law' Sch ool p la y s in 
the a f f a ir s o f t h e S ta t e can be seen 
b y a gla n ce at t h e L e g isla tu r e . Over 
h a lf o f th e r e p r e s e n ta t iv e s and s e n a ­
to rs are T e x a s e x e s , and a tarots p«t* 
c e n t a g e o f them ar<? from t h e L a w 

S c h o o l .

T ic k e t s for $ 1 .5 0 each can be p r o ­
in the Law B u ilding. T h ose 
cu red 
in ch a rg e o f t h e b a n q u e t a re: A r ­
r a n g em e n ts. D o u g la s W. M c G regor; 
f i ­
p rog ram , M. M arjorie W a t s o n ; 
in v it a ­
nance*, William Q. B o y c e ; 
tio n s, Cecil N. Cook. L e w is A. J e f ­
f r e y is in g e n e r a l c h a rg e o f the b a n ­

q u e t.

 

 

 

 

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A u s t i n m e r c h a n t s a r e o f f e r i n g y o u .

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Pacific Lines between all points in Texas and betw een 
T e x a s and Louisiana points.

Tickets on sale daily, Dec. 17th to 25th, inclusive. 

Return limit, -Jan. 5th, 1926.

F o r f u rth e r inform ation app ly—

‘The Way
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City Ticket Office
703 Congree* Ave., Phone 4305

em d e ific Lines

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WK COPY TH EM ES. 

th eses and do al!

and m im eographing. Call 5934, 914 L ittle ­
field Bldg. Texan Multigraph Shop. Mr*. K.
— D.25
J. Adam*. 

IDEAL PLACE TO ROOM 
NEXT TERM

IDEAL PLACE TO ROOM 
NEXT TERM

t 

modern co n v en ien ce* ; w ith 
board. Block from Campti*. 
couple*, call 7185, 1834 San Antonio. 

ll
or without 
her boy* or 
20

FOR M EN: N ice room* with board. Three
years’ experience hoarding student*. Rat*-* 
$5.00 per month, room. Mr*. 

reasonable. 
E J. H ullett, 1808 Congress. Phone 21668.

kind* 

of stenographing, m ultigraphine ROOMS FR RENT— Nice room* with 

O H BO Y .
P h o n e 3 7 4 2 : E- M. A s h f o r d W o o d 
Y a r d .

3 0 1 6 G u a d a l u p e S t .

$.10 A MONTH will get a room 

the 
best hoard in A ustin, for two boy*. Also, 
if you live Southw est of the campus, 
you 
will want to take your meal* at Mrs. G. H- 
16
Prow*e, 509 W. 18th., phone 949*. 

and 

WANTED- A room by 

two advanced 

- Indent* 

student* in ap ricate fam ily. M u-t be no 
Other 
Prefer we*t 
in the house. 
fide of cam pus between 19th and 26th 
to S. Hand, General 
st*. 
16
D elivery, U n iversity Station. 

Address reply 

law ROOMS FOR BOYS: Sleeving porch, 
block from cam pus; with 

one
or w ithout 
J10.00 and $15.00. Mr*. B everly. 
20

meal*. 
2101 San Antonio, dial 8794. 

Learn Oil Painting:!

The m ost exq u isite Xmas gift* are hand- 
Spanish 

handkerchief*, 

scarf*, 

painter 
shaw ls, etc.

W hich You Can Make1 Y ourself

while 

learning to use brush and oils. 

P hone 5892

For Stu dio Appointm ent

AUTOMOBILES

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Supreme A uto Oil Tires, Tub*-*, and Ac­
cessories.

Fruit* and Vegetable* of all kinds.

ROOM ANI) BOARD 

$12.50.
Three m eal*, $24.00, two m eals, $18.50. 
Also two nice big garage* $1 OO each. Mr*. 
20

| Patterson. 1901 W hi tis. 

boy*: 

for 

JUST OFF TH E cam pus: All convenience*, 
24*4 Speedway, phone
2«

for boy*. 

rooms 

4718.

ROOMS FOR RENT: N ice room* for boy*.
only 2 1-2 blocks from campus. An ideal 

place for study. 2509 Nueee*. Phone 4928
— 20

ROOMS FOR BOYS: Nice. 

com fortable
room*, ju st one bock from cam pus. Two 
in room. $10 00 per month per boy. 

boys 
1913 W hit!*. Phone 21526.

LODGING IN PRIVATE HOME: Large
sleeping porch, adjoining bath, com for t - 
location: 
lodging for only $25.00 per 
20

able study room ; garage, retired 
two meal* and 
month, 

f t o w 7545. 

DO YOU W ANT 

a quiet room for stu dy?
Shower bath, hot water at all hour*, single 
'teds, sleeping porches. A lso table board 
-'0
190 8 W hiti*. Phone 4432. 

2000 W HITIS, nicely furnished room s, and 
board for wom en, $45.00 per m onth: t h e 
board $10 OO per month, maid service One 
— 20
block south of campus. Phone 7082. 

S T R A H L E R FILLIN G 
STATION

Student Owned and Operated 

ROOM AND BOARD; On- room with pri­
vate bath suitable for two or three boy*. 
connecting bath. Board 

also 
also. 2500 N ueces. Phone 7585. 

room w ith 

3000 Duval

FOR BOYS ONLY: Nice rooms with table 

board. Remember the cold rainy weather j

J. W. S t r a m le r

_ 

‘ Open AU Day, Every D ay.’ 

Austin Texa." i !hat iM com ing next term and g et a room 
I near the cam pus. 2103 Nueee*, Phone 416$
— 26
I 

’ 

COMFORTABLE LARGE rooms for girl* in 
297 
20

quiet home, one block of cam pus. 

E. 25th., phone 4241. 

ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT: Upstair* room that will 

ac­
commodate four boys only $4.00 m onth
per boy. Dow nstairs room for $10.00. F ur­
nished apartm ent for $18.00. All
modern
convent* nee*. 
l l

Phone 4*51.

FOR RENT 

IN PRIVATE HOME: Owe

room to boy* or married couple. D esira- I 

hie for those who want a quiet place two 
block* 
Wichita. 

from cam pus. Ruud H eater, 2601 i 
IS I

Phone 4238. 

ROOMS FOR BOYS: Shower b a th -i hot and 
fold water ut all hour-, sleeping porehe* 
and only one block from campus. 402 W. 
20
24th. st. 

Phone 7785. 

KOR RENT: To boy*, one nicely furnished 
nouth room, modern convenience*. Law 
1800
16

library, garage. Roommate wanted. 
Phone 3992. 
Nueces st. 

FOR RENT: Du*- lut'cly 

with private bath, in private home, 

room, 
for
two b oys; sin g le beds. 
709 W. 16th. Quiet 
place for study. Also garage. Phone 8841.

furnished 

FOR RENT Large upstairs room 

house; only 

from 
1914 Nueoe* street. Phone 4800. 

two block* 

in brick 
cam pus. 
20

WELL FU R N ISH E D room 

ern conveniences, 

reasonable, 607 W. 17th. 

for men, m od­
in private home. Rent 
19

Jim."

FOR RENT— 'lo U niversity girls, a so u th ­
ea st front room at. 200 2 W ichita street, 
iu- 1 south of 1-aw Building. Modern con- 
19
venences. Mrs. W. T. Wroe. 

FOR RENT Single or double 

for 
girl*. Sleeping porch. Two M ocks from 
16

campus, W est. Telephone 6445. 

room* 

— 20 I
, . I

FOR KENT— One highly desirable room in 
lovely new home. Gas heat, convenient 
to bath. Call after 5 o’clock at 2202 Nue­
l l
ces. Telephone 3313. 

 

APA R TM EN TS FOR R EN T

one-half block from 

TWO niely furnished upstairs, apartm ents. , 
2001 \ 
in 
J ,

W ichita. Call 7296 before 8 a. rn. ar 
the evening. 

P rices reasnnnblc 

eatnpu* 

at 

FUR R E N T — A new 

in U n iv ersity neighborhood. 

tractive w ith all modern 
Phone 8018. 

six -ro o m a p a rtm en t
V ery at - 
con ven ien ces. 
— $ 9

NEW APARTMENT and rooms for rent 
to 
Ave. Furnace heat, sleeping porch. Phone 
86
6168. 

SA V E IN ’26.

L et’s back up that ’26 slogan by having 
that ’25 car put in chape by a 24-year me 
ehanie. 
‘'A lw ay*.” Joe Callan 404 Brazos. 
Repairs. Car* washed, stored. ________ J I

 

BUSINESS SERVICE

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C o r s a g e s

P H O N E 9 4 0 0 

4 7 0 0 E A S T A V E .

An Ideal Xmas Gift

Perm anent W ave*. French Marcel, R inglet. 
Special XMAS R a tes, Expert operator u s­
ing Frederick Machine.

Oriental Gift & Beauty Shop
1002 Congress

REM EM BER: A lw ay 

sty le s In 
lady’s hats and shoes for less at D acy’s, 
"W hen you 
— Dec. 15

upstairs over Woolworth*!. 
go up. prices g o down " 

la test 

the 

TUE CAMPUS SHOP
C leaning P ressin g and 
A lterations 
Done by Experts

Phone 4998

VACUUM CLEANERS rented. Mr*. Callan. 
13

Phone 7744. 

Cha*. H. Ravey

J e w e le r

B lock F r o m High P r i c e s ” 

W e ca r ry the fa m o u s

Blue Bird P earls

Our lin e is co m p lete,

106 W est 6th

LOST AND FOUND

BOARD AND ROOM: For boy*. $32 and 
*33 tier month. Two mr j* and room $27 
and $28. or room $7 and *8 Sleeping porch­
- 20
es. 2209 N u eces, phone 9556. 

ROOMS FOR BOYS: Double and single
sleep in g porches, hot and cold 
for study. 2510 Rio Grande,

rooms, 
water. Ideal 
Phone 656$. 

— 20

nicely 

ROOM AND BOARD: 

For b oys. Room*
furnished, private entrances, hot 
2291
— 20

*>nd cold w ater. Al«o table board. 
Speedway, phone 5859. 

W ANTED: Room ers 

(B usin ess P ro fessio n ­
al or U pperclassm en preferred.) Sleeping 
room
porch, hut and 
1900 Nueee*. 
heated. R ates reasonable. 
Phone 7730 for appointm ent. ___________ 26

cold water, 

bath 

girl*, 

ROOM A N D MEALS— for one 

two 
two 
blocks of cam pus. Call 6 “04 or come to 
2610 Guadalupe. 

furnace heated brick hom e, 

— l l

or 

TO YOUNG M EN— Room* 

in quiet home, 
all modern co n v en ien ces; sleep in g porch. 
One and o ne-half blocks from cam pus. Also 
1908 Speedway, Phone 5 8 08.—20
garage. 

able 

FOR RENT— To two young men, a d esir­
Three 
Call 
— in

blocksblocks 
2010. 

home. 
cam pus. 

in 
north 

private 

room 

of 

ROOMS FOR RENT— Nice rooms with all 
or w ithout 
Call 7885. 
—-20

modern convenien ces; with 
from campus, 

hoard. 
1934 San Antonio. 

Block 

ROOMS FOR YOUNG MEN— Lovely 

tion, nice room s. 

21648. 

loca­
711 W. 2 1 st., Phone 
— * “

HOUSEKEEPING BOOMS: Two 

iently 

furnished 

room*. Including 
Four blocks north of U n versity. 
Guadalupe, phone 3364.

light 

co n v en ­
housekeeping 
lig h ts; term s reasonable.
2806 N. 

two blocks 

ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 

ladies.
at 
507 W. 23rd after 2 o ’clock, or phone 
— I *
4 2 8 2 . 

from U n iversity. Call 

for young 

FOR BOYS: Nice, w ell-furnished 

room* 

with all modern co n v en ien ce-; ju st one I 

block from ll. on Guadalupe St. Call 5603. 
20
2518 Guadalupe. 

front 

LARGE, FURN ISH ED 

for 
boys. Adjoining bath, hot water. Near 
serve breakfast and e v e ­
2822 Rio Grande, 
20

ear 
ning meal 
phone 9648. 

line. W ill 

if desired. 

room 

NICELY FURNISH ED 

for 
b o y s; hot and cold w a ter; bath adjoin­
ing. private en trance; one-half block from
20
cam pus; quiet 

fam ily, phone 3016. 

room 

front 

BOYS, YOU CAN get rooms with hot air 
heat, al*o board reasonable. One block 
2411 San Antonio st., phone
20

from cam pus. 
$896. 

THERE will be several vacancies at 2108
20

San Antonio st. Mrs. Hay. 

block 

FOR BOYS: N ice, quiet rooms, 

one 
con­
veniences. No other boy# in house. Phone 
20
5 |0 4 . 1906 U n iv ersity Ave. 

from campus. AH modern 

ju s t 

FOR W OMEN: Three a ttrsctiv c rooms 

in 
private home, for rent; I 1-2 block* w est 
of U n iv ersity campus. Phone M isses Ruth- 
i Orford, 548$, A tw een 4 and 6 or call dur-
20
j ing sam e bour* at 2102 Nueces st. 

ROOM AND HOARD for boy*. 2306 Trin-
20
ity. Phone 6812, 

ROOM AND BOARD 

for boy*. 2005 W ich­
ita. PJtutu $8 82. Convenient, w ell-cook­
20

ed m eals. 

LARGE, PLEASANT, 
tw o U n iv ersity girl* 

I blocks from campus, 
bath. Phone 8404. 

southeast room 

for 
Two and one-half 
In private borne. Hot 
20

NICE, upstairs room, and board 

for boys, 
$30.00 per month. H ot and cold water. 
Three meal*, 
campus. 
20

I 1-2 blocks o f 
$22,50, 202 Ea t f i n d . Phone 6456. 

sure private 

FOK RENT TO BOYS: Room. E a st 

expo­
convenient 
with show er. H ot and cold w ater. A vai’a* 
bl# f.r*t o f January, Dial 3725.__________20

entrance; bath 

FOR R EN T: To young men two room s 

in 
quiet home, with all modern convenience* 
2612 1-2 Speed­
20

815,00 And $20.00 each. 
way. Phone 5980. 

FOR REN T: I.arge southeast bedroom with 
sleeping porch; bath and gas heat. $8.00 

par bey. Phone 3057 801 W est 2 1 st.
J FOR BOYS: Nice 
sle w in g 
from Law 
I 
i Building. 2007 W ichita, very convenien t lo - 

aero** 

porch. 

room* 

street 

large 

J u ‘ t 

Law stu dents. Dial 4221 __ 

_____

, # E AIMFULLY 

furnished 
beat; in private home. Phone 4485. 

room, 

furnace 
20

FOR 

Facing 

BOYS: 

room* sleeping porch*-, 

furnished
tem pus 
or wood 
i / a s 
I stover , hot water s t aM tim es 
bath; 
in 
J single, $ 14.00; double. $18.00, 2307 Speed-
20

| w a y . ___________ 

, ........ _

j ROOMS FOR RENT to boy*: N ew ly 
! 

fur-
rushed and papered. *15.00 net m onth. If
Speedw ay 
Use* furnished. 
$20.09.
20
Phono 21609-________________________________

2502 

YOUR DOLLARS are worth IOO cen ts 

at 
Mr*. E 1.. Faulkner’*, 2197 Nueee*. for 
I room and board After Christm as, we shall 
boys. Dial 
| have place* for several more 
20
) 7386 for m ore in !urination. 

FOR SALE

R U B Y C O N N E L L Y , F L O R I S T 
C u t F l o w e r s — T a b le D e c o r a t i o n s 

P H O N E 9 4 0 0 

4 7 0 0 E A S T A V E .

! FOR SA L E : A-II ga* range. Almont ne« 
15

Phone 3789,

WOOD, POSTS. BLOCKING. 

'B est in C ity.” 
Get my prices before buying, We deliver 
orders from $2.OO and up. A. B. Hubbard 
— Dec. 21
Sc Sons. Phone 5042. 

W OOD: 4 FOOT OR BLO CK ED. We handle 
nothing but the best, We deliver any 
amount. W en t A ustin Woodyard. 611 West 
— Dec. 21
6th. Phone 784$. 

Biggs Cleaners

EMPLOYMENT

MISCELLANEOUS

MIMS JEW EL CDG RU RN may 

see 

the

"Dark A ngel” at 

the Majestic Monday

BOYS
Desiring to clear $40.90 for the H olidays, 
working with 
the Pictorial Review Crew, 1 
call by Room 215, B. Hall, any evening be- j 
tween 7 and 8 o ’clock.

girl* 

W ANTED— A 

few U n iv ersity 
to quake easy money during 

and 
th e 
holiday*. P ossibility of permanent em ploy­
See A. B. Coffee, Alamo 
ment thereafter. 
— 13
Hotel. 

boys 

TEACHERS W A N TED: 

*1 750 ;
history. $1254): mathem atic* Latin, E n g ­
Spanish, 
$1200 
207 
19

lish. 
arithm etic. 
$1160; grades, $1,000 
Hawthorne, M emphis, Term. 

J. L. Taft, 

Physic*. 

each; 

W ANTED: 2,765 more student* to trade at 
the Students' Tailor Shop, student owned 
and operateo. Call 
and 
Hazard owner*. We rail for and deliver. 18

Sheuts 

21505. 

BOARD A N D ROOM

ROOM AND BOARD at 102 W est 

20th 
One block from Law building. Gas beat, 
porch, warm 
sleeping 
* **

hot water, south 
room s, good food. 

VACANCIES FOR FOUR girl* after C h rist­
mas at 2411 W hiti* Avenue. One block 
north of the cam pus. Mrs. T. A. Keene. i
16 J
aholt*.-EJDJL. 

. 

COACHING: In French A, Spanish A, I, 
and 2. I know Spanish as well as you 
know English. Hubert Lee, 2301 Speedway,
— Jupe I
Phone 9500. 

FOR COACHING: In French and Spanish.
I*

Phone 9561. 

MATH AND PHYSICS COACHING: Expert 
coaching in any M athem atics and Phy-rfc*. 
Four years experience. Satisfaction guar­
anteed. $1.00 per hour. Call GOLDEN al 
— Jan. I
5963. 

FOR 

rooms, 

RENT— Furnished 
tiny price or 

housekeeping 
.site, private bath 
sleeping porches. Miss Annie Rarn- 
—17

and 
hart, 7«f> W 22 1-2, Phone 9043. 

TWO UNIVERSITY girls want to rent a
sm all apartment or bedroom and k itchen­
the U n iversity. Address Box 
— IS

ette, near 
1935, U niversity Station. 

ATTRACTIVE HOME with three bedrooms,
one with private bath and entrance, four 
buck* ut U niversity! 2809 North Guadalupe. 
20
Cal 4 906. 

FOR TRIG COACH: Phone 9867. Address 
from cam ­
16

102 W est 29th. One block 

pus.

FOK KENT: Judge Sim pkin’e home. 

2212 
Rio Grande street, com pletely furnished. 
Price $150.00 per month. Guaranty Mort­
gage A Realty Co.. 299 W. 7th. st., phony 
£2
4341. 

 

 

 

T h e 

l e a d i n g M e » c h a n t a _ o f r A u s t i n 

A d v e r t i s e 

in T h e T e x a n . Y o n A ra 

NEW T ’’JUD G E” WALI, may huve a pa** 
"Lord

to the Queen Monday 

showing 

R i g h t in P a t r o n i s i n g T h e m .

a u t o m o b i l e s

A U TO M O BILES

W hen Y ou G e t R ead y to C atch T h a t T r a in H o m e

YOU’LL W A N T A

50c
Taxi

T H E N CALL

LIGHTSEY’S

Open ami Closed (’ars

Sedans, Coupes 

Tourings, Roadsters,

Commercial I rucks

ALL REDUCED 

Terms— Trades

We need money 

We need space 

You need a car.

Dial 8546— 3444

104 W. 7th

COME TO OUR PARTY

A USED CAR SALE

IO PER CENT OFF FOR CASH

THOMSON MOTOR CAR CCI
COLORADO A T . FIFT H

FOUND— That old sign painter, and be'* a 
Teas*. Ex. Bruce Burke, form erly with 
806 C ongress, Phone 
—JI

Cargill Com pany. 
4245. 

ROOM : U p stairs private home for studious 
man. North south e * -t . and west expo­
290 Areh- 
80

sure. Two blocks from campus. 
way.

T clep hon** 4066. 

 

LO ST : A gold ev*r*harp 

Main B. and Kirby hall. Reward, Call Mr*. * 

upstair* 
sleeping 
Koch at .1587 or return to Texan o ffice. 19 porch. Call at 1919 Rio Grande or phone
20

between FOR R EN T: To boys 

sou theast, 
home, with 

in private 

p en cil, 

room, 

727$.

LOST.

Gold plated Waterman Ideal 

foun­

tain pen. 

Finder call 44 51 or 

leave 

at the Texan Off lee. 

FOR HNT N icely 

just 
across str ee t from campus at 397 W est 
2f>

21 st. Telephone 94*4, 

furnished 

room. 

15

W ANTED: On* quiet girl, junior or senior 
preferred, to occupy nice, sin g le room in 
at 
26

j new cottage. 
! 706 J -I W 28rd. 

location. Call 

Splendid 

WOOD— WOOD

Phone 4911 
B e st Grade Post Oak Wood 

A ll Lengths

ELECTRIFIED WATER 

BOTTLING CO.

LOST; Diamond awd settin g out of solitaire 
ring, around B iology building or W om an’s 
building Reward. Call Aphelia Schaeffer 
at i i i ! or leave a t Texan O ffice.

FOR R E N T : Large comfortable room s 

fo r 
a Iud loos boy*. Two blocks o f campus. 

16 Phone 678$, 2511 N ueces. 

20

BUY ALL SUNDAY PAPERS and subscribe 
to the Dallas News at my Sunday stand, 
8. S, P ettu s. 

corner 23rd. and Guadalupe. 
Phone 9949. 

l l

ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS

WESTENF1ELD RIDING CLUB

Enfield 

i 

Phone 2045

Gaited Saddle Horses for Hire 

$1 .00 per hour

 T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

Mice, Caterpillars Lead Soft Life As Pets of Co-eds
Canaries, Parrots 
And Bulbs Adopted 
By Dormitory Girls

The d o r m ito r y pet a t G r a c e Bali 
la “ Po lly,” a p a r r o t o f (thrill voice 
land rasping tongue, who wjoavks
I loudly e v e r y t i m e the r a t t l e o f k n i v e s j 
I and forks is h r.rd from tho dlnim !*'"»»«• but «"* th* * ho1* h“ fr ,‘“nH!S'

hall
and w hen th** girl? a t G race Hall *-a* 
a n d d r i n k , h e th ro a tily voices h i s d e ­
sire* u ntil some a tte n tio n 
is given 
his wishes.

sin g e rs, u n ru ly p a rr o ts , a n d frie n d ly 
cats b y no m e a n s c o m p le te th e list 

A Special H o lid a y O ff e rin g of

P olly likes to e a t a n d drink,? a t t i t u d e saves hi* fur.

a p u p p y and ii- p etted by all the girls. 

The P e rsia n k itty '* m a n ia f o r h o p ­

f e e t g e ts him sn slig ht d if f ic u ltie s a t

name*}, c a n a rie s n a m e d 

I val o f their date*.

ping on cle«tti 

a r e w a tc h e d 

F lo w e rs t h a t 

with hi* 

g r e a t 

d irty

and 

f o r 

.

New Fur Trimmed
COATS

of d o r m ito r y pets. T h e re a r e some* 

P o l l y W a n d a C r a c k e r .

“Whose pet a re y ou?’* queried Bugs the Goldfish of G apernicus 

BY T R U E M A N O Q UINN 

th e C aterpillar.

“Oh, I belong to the girls next door. 
ing contentedly in the m orning sunshine.

replied ( aperm eus, p u r r ­

The p a r r o t is kept in the b a se m e n t 
m o s t of th e tim e , hut is oera*tonally 
m o v e d to th* hallway on 
th e Hrs. 
floor, w h e re b<* can g r e e t th e co-ed* 
a* the v r o m e it; from cia sr*-*. He is 
a fa v o r ite w ith th" girls, re g a rd le ss 
of his vociferoo*ne*8 and n oisy de

“Well, how about a frolic this morning'.’” fu r th e r ventu red the 
trie hunk ol

google-eved Bug-* as he poised himself for a ju m p a 
fi*h-fUke. 

,
'Sijv e jSK>r I tolemy j hi* neglect too Keenly, 

“ No, I guess n ot,” d em u rred < 'a pern n u s. 
led I t a k e very little exercise. He was so companionable, you 

d
know, and now I m ust preserve my cnergie
fjjtyfb” 

c a t 
has
co-eds a t
1 Kirby Hall, w h e r e the y o u n g feline 
I " ' ‘'"'J 
No, boys and girls, this is n ’t a bed-time sto ry being b ro a d c ast lope* up a n d dow n the h allw ay* bk*• 
over the radio to the little folks. 
I f s merely a conversation t hat j
, jay have taken place out at the Scottish Rite D orm itory be­
tween two petri belonging to the girls.

for my b u tte rfly lately been adopt' 1
• 

n
A S-m onth*'-old Persia
the

” ---- 

•' 

"

d f o r a tte n tio n s when he feels 

pets w hose existence c a n n o t be lotto* • 

kno w n to th*- ch ap e ro n s, a n d 

th e ir 

s to r y m u s t n a t u r a l ly be a se c re tiv e 
one.

G i r l s F e e d M i c e .

ire 

For exam ple, the story goes that
half-
tw o small rn
s t a r v e d in a bath room o f th e w*»»«, 
a n ’* building , and w e re fed secretly 
fo r week* by the girls w hose benevo-
la n c e w ould have been c e nso re d very

fo u n d 

likely

ygmABGa&Sm

In T w o L o w - P r ice G r o u p s

519j 5 

$3

The n e w e s t of m o d­

els . . . o ffe re d now 

. . . w h en th e s e rv ­

ice of a h a n d so m e 

W in te r C o at re a lly 

ju s t 

b eg in s . . F o r 

p e rso n al use . .th e y 

a re e x t r e m e l y 

fm art, a n d at prices 

th a t a r e b e l o w 

w h a t you w ould 

e x p e c t to p a y for 

such coats.

A g u a r a n te e d “ M a s te r C le a n e r s ” serv- 

ice that assu re s the s a f e ty an d p ro p e r 

cleaning of y o u r g a r m e n t s is the c h e a p ­

est in the long run.

MCK LINZ

Sgjfcg

T h e Phone N tim ber on A n y P a g e in th e Book

H i e styles are the smartest, with flares, godets, wrap­

around effects, and straight models. O f the favorite m ate­

rials, such as Pinpoint, Bolivia, a n d others; and, gener­

ously trimmed with good looking furs that blend in color 

and texture with the materials. 

I he best shades are rep­

resented.

Gracklehead blue . . W ine . . Pheasant . . Burgundy . Steel

R e a d y -to -W e a r S ectio n — S econ d Floor.

S C A R B R O U G H ’S

Perhaps fu r th e r eavesdropping would reveal much more about 
the pets, but not about all the pets, for the U niversity boarding 
houses and do rm itories a re filled with varied collections of pets 
which include mice, c aterp illars, fish, cats, parrots, canaries, 
flowers, bulbs, an d dogs. 
U. Co-Ed* Lov*’ Mico.
The tr a d itio n a l legend th a t 

* * D o ro th y
c r c a fra id of bug* end c a te rp illa r* I H a m * an d L e t o G raham at the S R .
K.r 11ni D. T h ere a r e rime o f the bulbs, five
and mice has been s h a t te r e d by em * 
.
f r u i t y co-ed*, who have tamed them nrnrcimrn bulb*,, two hyacinth*, and

girl* K Dower bn**. 

____ __ ___

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»1I i n c . r r p u . d - . m i i t n r i e , 
«
i , t o l d o f t h o c a p t o r , and a tt e m p t t o b u l b , )« n a m e d f o r r o m e ( r ir n tl. a r n i . ^

" - " - k .......« " > •" K* ' ' h 

t o r y 

 « f 

T O - 

t h 

 

 

fine 

c a te r p illa r 

a r o u s e d c o n s i d e r a b l e 

t h e c om petitive g r o w t h o f the p l a n t * j iy||
i n t e r e s t In MCBta
P*<

r e a r two 
young 
ta k e n n e a r th e Scottish R i t e dorm !- j h«
tory. T he y ou ng captive* w ere ta k e n 
into a, room on th e th ird floor and 
R e g u lar re p o rt* are m ade on th e I g j 
placed a m o n g some g re e n p ot p la n ts , | bulb*, which s ta r t e d s p r o u ti n g some ' fc|
> ut one of th e m died o f a b r o k e n ; weeks ago, a n d a t th e 
h e a r t or nome h idden 
was was na m e d Pto lem y , fo r he wa 
“ dead as a m u m m y .” 

last n o t a 
th e girls were o u tg r o w in g the boy 
rapidly,

: I’*' <'irt*I*- a f friend*, 

so rro w , 

and 

lived 

The other 

H a ’* a Tele»cop« 

"G o lly ,” th# C a n a ry .
A very co m m on pet a m o n g th e co*
ann cd* ta the c a n a r y , usually c a g e d in 
c a te r p ill a r 
th riv e d , an d w as n am ed f ’a p e rn ie u s, 
be 
the room, w h e re it* singing c a n 
because he folded arid un fo ld ed lik e ; enjoy ed to b e s t ad van f age. A Hum* 
in 
a telescope as he “ w a lk e d .” th u s em 
caged 
in 
u {ating th e action o f th e g r e a t Ca- o th e r p a rts o f th e d o rm ito rie s, 
th e hallways, c o rrid o rs, a n d p a r lo rs 
p ern ic u * ’ a s tro n o m ic a l 
colt*red
— the telescope. 
C a p a n n e u t w a s a frien d o f “ R u g ” c a n a r y b e lo n g in g to the girls at S. 
“ G ully” wa* nam ed f o r Gall! 
th e Goldfish b e lo n g in g 
T om Robinson, a n d he took m an y sun C u rd * the o p e r a tic s ta r, b e c a u se of 
hi* w o n d e rfu l trill arui w a rb le con- 
b a th s along th e rim o f B ugs’ bowl. 
C o p e rn ic u s e v e n tu a lly tu rn e d into ct rt* given e a r ly every m o r n in g as 

d ev e lo p m e n t 
j 

b er of the c a n a r ie s 

to B on nie R. 1>. 

“ Golly” is a 

g o rg e ou sly 

are 

a be a u tifu l b u t t e r f l y , and w as 
leased at a window w ith g r e a t c e re - j 
Tho ells who d ro p in a t SIU) fo r 
mony, and Bugs w as given a celluloid visits m ay so m e tim e s see Golly nit- 
t u r t l e fo r a c o m p a n io n . 

| lin g in his cage. sw u n g fro m a s ta n d

th e girls file down to b r e a k f a s t, 

re- 

P rob a bly the m ost unu su al th in g in 

in the main p a rlo rs. He e n t e r ta i n * 
th e way o f a d o r m ito r y pet is a set while the eda a w a it th e b e la ted a r ri-

Our Christmas Gift 
to Tire Users

OF AUSTIN AND THE UNIVERSITY

1 /

.(lifts That Show Thoughtfulness
in Choosing
ARE HERE BY THE SCORE

----------

IO per cent I liven Back

O n every Tire a n d T u b e p u rc h a s e d th ro u g h o u t the 

coming w eek, e n d in g Dec. 19th.

T h is reduction is positively from our re g u la r prices, and does not 
rep resen t m erely an im a g in a ry or fictitious discount from inflated
figures.

Y ou r great o p p o rtu n ity to b u y DA'l I O N T h o ro u g h b r e d C o rd s 

an d D I A M O N D H e a v y Service C ords is n o w here.

R e m e m b e r, this proposition applies for

ONE WEEK ONLY

O u r C h ristm a s G re eting s to You

isle

Hicks Rubber Co.

A ustin, T e x a s

WHITMAN’S OR 
KING’S

In A t t r a c ti v e Fresh 
P a c k a g e s

R u n in b e t w e e n e x a m s 

n ex t w e e k a n d pick out 

a gift for h im or her. 

W e h a v e a large a s s o rt­

m e n t to choose from. 

Gifts t h a t y o u can ta k e 

h o m e w ith y o u a n d d e ­

light y o u r friends. W e 

will be pleased to s h o w 

th e m to you.

BRINGS GOOD 
CHEER IN 

IN STATIONERY

W h e n the p o s t m a n delivers 
y o u r gift of a b ox of C r a n e s 
S t a t io n e r y y o u k n o w 
th a t 
you are delivering a ju s t s e n ­
tim ent.

A m o st c o m p le te line in b o x ­
ed paper, p o u n d p a p e r a n d 
c o r re s p o n d e n c e cards.

P a c k e d in tens, tw enty-fives 
a n d fifties, F4olly w ra p p e d .

University Drug Store

McFadden’s

 FEATURES
and
THEATERS

No. 72

McKay-Emmons 
Wedding Nov. 27 

Is Announced

B eautifully 

engraved 

an noun ce­

m en t have been mailed out today

>y Mrs. Daniel Boone Em m ons, an-

'.imncing the m arriage o f her daugh-

c r, Gertrude, to 
,Ta< k Ayndon M c­
Kay of Ferris, T ex a s, on F rid ay , N o­
vember 27, 1925, The bride 
is an 
\ list in girl and has been very popu- 
in both Austin and U n iv ersity 
!nr 
She is a g r a d u a t e of Austin 
•nodes 
High School and attended the U n i­
versity of T ex as for three years. The 
bridegroom attended the University 
tf T ex a s two years, having trans- 
'orred here from T rin ity University. 
Ic wa 
a member o f Theta Xi fra- 
‘ entity and a very popular student. 
lo received his B.A. and ILB.A . de- 
jrees from the University at the end 
if the m m m er school o f 1925. Mr. 
md Mrs. McKay have gone to Dallas 
to I ve, where Mr. M cK ay is in busi­
ness.

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Kirby Hall Greets 
Santa Claus Saturday

Kirb', Hall held its annual Chriat- 
nas party S atu rd a y night ju st a f t e r 
he dinner hour. A large Christm as 
tree, attractively decorated, had been 
(laced 
living 
"oom. Besides the regu lar Christmas 
lecorations there was a g ift on the 
reo for each girl, and also for the 
haperons.

in tho center 

o f the 

The program, prepared by Donella 
imith, chairman o f the social com ­
o f a chil- 
mittee, was in the form 
Iren’s Christm as 
program and w as 
riven before the g ift s were distrib­
uted. A g r nip o f girls dressed a s 
The songs 
little 
were followed by a num ber o f Christ­
mas speeches and recitations.

tots san g songs. 

At the close of the program S a n t a 
Claus a p peared , the g ifts were p r e ­
cented to the girls, and the 
living 
room was turned over to the girls 
for the evening.

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Spring Concert T o u r 
By Girls Glee Club

is 

“ Although there 

“ Any trips the m ember 

nothmg d e f ­
inite about it, we expect to establish 
a precedent this year by a rran g in g 
a schedule 
fo r a concert tour the 
coming sprin g.” said Minerva Cun- 
tr'ngham, president of the Girls Glee 
Club o f the University, while com ­
m enting on the aetiv it;es o f the club.
of the 
g ir ls ’ club make will be to nearby 
towns and will only take them aw ay 
th« University fo r the week­
from 
these possible 
end. With 
in 
the girls will 
that 
I believe 
view, 
get more than 
they anticipate out 
of the work in the G :rls Glee Club.”
There are now fifty members 
in 
the club, and they are practicing fo r 
a concert to be given 
in the spring 
term. New music has been ordered, 
and it is expected to suit the taste 
o f the people who will hear the club.
A num ber o f social a f f a i r s will 
be held by the m embers of the club 
during the winter and spring term, 
it is said.

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A U S T I N , T E X A S , S U N D A Y , D E C E M B E R 13, 1925

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SOCIETY
and
EDITORIALS

ball Term Dances]

st roritie* 
for 

C om plete satisfaction on the con 
cl set of social a f f a ir s at the U n iv er­
sity w as exp re sse d by Mrs. Florence 
Bell of the dean of w om en’s o ffice 
Friday.

“ The organ izatio n s giving dances 
this term have followed the new rules 
with re sp e ct to the conduct o f dances 
feel that fall social a f f a i r s 
arid we 
were the b e st m anaged 
the his 
t »rv o f the U n iversity,’’ r-aid Mrs 
Bell.

in 

Many fra te rn itie s 

and 

have a lr e a d y filed applications 
to he held during the v. - .ti 
dance 
term. With a g reat num ber heh 
last term the winter is the real so 
cial sea so n o f the University, as in 
dicated by the number of form al a f 
tak* 
fa irs, which are scheduled 
place. One or more 
fr a te r n iz e r 
have a lr e a d y made application fo r J 
F r id a y or 
date 
S a tu r d a y 
The^e a p p lic atio n s will be considerer 
when tho social calendar m eets the 
first w eek in Ja n u a r y .

night 

to 

S a t u r d a y night tho all-University 
fal 

dance an d Germ an closed the 
term social a ffa ir s .

F o r the information of all o r g a n i 
zations plan n in g dances next 
term 
the follow in g regulations are printed
1. T h a t ne petition fo r a plain 
on the social calendar be considered 
is presented earlier than 3C 
which 
tin 
days b e fo re 
term in which the social a f f a i r Is tv 
be held.

the beginning o f 

2. T h a t the petitioner present ; 
written s ta te m e n t from the m an a g e! 
of the club or hotel or other place 
approved, where the social a f f a i r ii 
to be held, s ta tin g that he has tin 
p refere n ce f o r the date requested.

o f 

be 

3- T h a t the organization giving 
the social a f f a i r name one 
its 
m em bers as the organ ization repro 
sen tative who shall 
personally 
responsible to the m an a g er o f the 
club or hotel or any other approved 
place fo r the conduct o f the dance 
Failure by 
so 
named to co-operate with the man 
a g e r shall be reported by the m a n a ­
g e r to th e social calendar com m ittee

re presen tative 

the 

Mu sorority, having received her de 
Since g ra d u a tin g , she 
gree in 1924. 
has been teaching in the Austin pub 
lie schools, Mr. Hunt Is a g r a d u a te

4. T h a t no costume p arty o f any 0f A. and M. College.

sort be perm itted unless such cos- 
tum es a r e conventional, 
aion a s to conventionality being in; make their home,
the h an ds o f the Dean o f Women i 
and her a ss is ta n t, 

final dec! moon, they will return to Austin 

A fte r enjoyin g a few weeks’ honey- 
to

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5. T h a t all devices calculated to A n t a s r a r t y o t 3 . K . L L

cause row d in ess and 
havior, such 

unseem ly b e - | G i r l s F r i d a y N i g h t

as “ w if e b e a t e r s " an d j 

P r id a y evenin(r n u m b e r IS. th.

6. T h a t 

paddles, he prohibited. 

the organization Riving wj)| haye 

girls o f the Scottish Rite Dormitor;
c h r is t m a , 
thejr a n n u a , 
the social affa ir he held r e sp o n s ib le , party 
g a n , a c | a u s wi|] arriye a , 
for the c o n d u c t o f the affair, both a- ? 0>clock am) distributc Kifts t0 ,,act 
to its m e m b e r s and 
larR(. c h r is t m a s tree will 
In ^
elabo rate decorations will be placet 
addition, responsibility will be O'1 
I on the s t a g e in the auditorium , ant
tened a ls o on individuals. 

its g u e sts. 

 A 

7. T h a t the m an ag er o f the social hundr(>da o f to y„ win be hung fn)n

, t jg the ev^tom th at the ^ r}* *iv< 
f o r t y - )ft ja r ^e n um ber o f these to ys to th< 
the 

affair in e ve ry case be required to jt
make a de la d e d report to the Social, 
C a len d a r comm ittee within 
eight h o u rs a f t e r the affair is held. p0or children o f Austin a f t e r 
the fo rm o f this report to be a s per C h ristm as p arty is ovor>
a ttached, an d this report form to be 
read c a r e f u l ly by the re p re sen ta tiv e 
o f the o rg an iz atio n petitioning fo r a 
place on the calendar, befo re sig n ­
ing app licatio n fo r sam e. When the 
report is given by a group in its own 
home, the report to the Social C alen ­
dar C o m m ittee shall be made by the
presiden t o f the organ ization . This
report shall he sent bv 
C a len d a r Committee to the F a cu lty 
Discipline Committee, e x c e p t w h e n ! 
they co n cern the all-University dance, 
the T h a n k sg iv in g reception and hall,
and 

Mildred Fielding, chairm an o f th< 
house com m ittee, has a rr a n g e d foi 
the affair. D u rin g the even in g spe 
emily a r r a n g e d Christm as carols wul 
he sun g by a num ber o f the girl; 
from the dorm itory, the program hav 
ing been a rr a n g e d by Corinne Stall 
ings.

the U niversity G erm an Club ™ ec*S S e a C a p t a i n

the Social j ^ a r r a n g PC] ),v Miss Selm a Streit.

R efresh m en ts fo r the occasion wil

Co-ed L a w G radu ate

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dances. 

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Austin 
following 

frien ds have received the
invitations:
“ Mr. and Mrs. Hudson 

N ew lyw eds Spend 
H o n e y m o o n C orpus Christi

Boatner 
M arshall request the honor o f your 
presence a t the m a r r ia g e of 
their 
daugh ter, Eliza Mildred, to C a p t a n 
L e a v in g a fte r a beautiful wedding i C h arles E z r a Scow ler, on S a t u r d a y ,

arrived 

ceremony T h u rsd ay evening a t 
home o f the bride, Mr. and Mrs. F. at the residence of Mr. William Hun- 
F . H u nt have 
Christi to spend their 
according to word received from the j 
newlyweds by friends on the cam pus, j and Mrs. II. B. M ar hail ..f A u s ti n ;
A t the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. S . ; and is a g r a d u a t e of the Law Depart- 
R a t lif f, 2102 Rio Grande S tre et, their ! ment of the U n iversity of T e x a s , hav- 
o f boo 
d a u g h te r, M ary, was m arried Thurs- j ing ranked fourth in a cia 
day even in g to F. F. H unt of Aus- members. 
.She has spent the p a st few 
tin. T h e wedding ceremony, simple ; ye a rs in the E a st, and while en route 
yet im p re ssive , was said by Dr. I L j south fo r a visit home, met her fi- 
C. G a r r is o n of the Central Ch ristian ance, who w as captain of the boat 
Church. 

I on which she sailed.

is the d a u g h te r 

The bride 

Chapel serv ices with a specially ar-- 
ranged Ch ristm as p rog ram wall be 
held at the Scottish Rite D orm itory 
S u n d a y morning, D ecem ber 13. T he! 
urogram is being a rran g ed by M rs., 
Lawhorn. The usual custom o f s in g ­
ing Christm s crols at dawn on 
the 
S u n day befo re the g irls leave will be 
carried out.

fo r 

The Rio Grande Club 
their 

is m aking 
dang 
annual C h ristm as 
lance to be given at the Brownsville 
C ountry Club on Monday night, De- 
•eniber 28.

V irginia Root o f E a stla n d will 
have a s h r g u e st for the holidays 
Vile en Shanks o f Dallas, and will e n ­
tertain with a house p a rty for the 
Univer.vty 
Eastlan d. 
Among the out o f town g u e sts fur 
the house p a r ty will be 
Roberta 
P T o o l o f Wichita, who will be the 
g u e st o f A da Martin.

studen ts 

of 

Flo y J a n e Norwood of Dallas, a 
form er student of the University, who 
has been at the U n iv ersity o f C a li­
fornia the p a st term , will probably 
visit in Austin while she is in T e x a s 
for the C h ristm as holidays,

M ary Collins, Alpha Chi Omega, 
will go to the Rio Grande V alley with 
Miss Cousins. They will make the 
tri pin a cor, and plan to return to 
the cam pus in time for the opening 
of the winter term.

feature story 
editor o f the T ex an and m an a g in g
a t 3 o'clock, editor of th<* Longhorn m agazine, C
Grandt
in Corpus ford B u r r , Long Lots road, W estport, Valley a f t e r the final exam ination,
honeymoon, j Conn.’’ 

the the 12th of December, 

planning a trip to the Rio 

Vivian R ichardson, 

are finished,
of Mr.

TODAY'S PICTURES

Today Tho Tv mn i# mrs tv* inn three very attractive co• 
cds who were recently elected to the honorary elastic fra­
ternity, th* N.U.T.T/

These young ladies were initiated ittto the frat at a lunch­
eon held at the Cafeteria last Saturday noon. They are, 
left to rfdit, Kathleen Hardwick' of Didos, ( hi Omega; 
May bf 'n Cert of Fort Worth, Tri Delta; and Priscilla Aus­
tin of Brooklyn, jV. Y.t Kapj a Kappa Gamma.

I);ur<<s ie a be conf erred rn the new mr odors of the 
elastic fraternity in Jane, since only st niors are eligible for 
elect ion,

—Photos by University Studio,

Dorothy Whitehurst leaves S a t u r ­
day night to spend the holidays with 
and Mrs. J . G.
**r » aren ts, Mr. 

Whitehurst, in Houston,

Neal Pickett leaves S a t u r d a y for 
Beaum ont, where he will spend the 
hi liday period with h ;s parents.

A u s t n on M onday night 
the holidays with 
Houston.

her 

l e a v e 1 
to spend;
in J 

p aren ts 

the g u e st o f B e rn ad y n e Stokes.

Bonnie Tom Robinson will 

F i a n c e s Agnew will not 

leave the 

Bill VCaney is spending the week

c a m p u s at the end of this term. 

j en(j 

j n

Phi G am m a Delta announces the I t r e n d s , 

pledging of Jim m ie Bolding of H a m ­
ilton, T ex a s,

F r a n k Dyke will spend the C h rist-; 

m as holidays in Orange.

J u d g e E. B. McClintock of El Paso. 
a T ex as-e x of the class of 1899, spent 
T h u rsd a y in Austin visitin g his son, 
Ralph, a student 
in the College of 
Engineering.

a1 a r g rove Sm ith, a member of The 

Daily Texan s t a f f , will leave the lat- j Marshall ai 
ter p a r t of next week for Et Paso, 
where he will visit with his parents 
during the holidays.

Jo h n M. Peel will 

in Jourdanton .

Allen T a b e r o f Brownwood was a 
recent gu e st o f her sister, Virginia 
T aber.

I Mrs. Hudson B o atn er 
mc# the engagem ent 
and approaching m arriag e of 
th? i 
daughter, Eliza Mil red. to < aptate 
Charles Seemlier, on S a tu r d a y , De- 
12, at 3 oh lock at the home 
... Mr. WK H anford Pun. W e s t p o r t 
Conn. Miss M a r s h a l l 
former 
studen t o f the U n iversity and was an 
honor g r a d u a te o f tho law school.

Is a 

leave 

Prank B igle r will 

for M i­
dori a f t e r the exam s to spend th* 
Xm as holidays at his home in Mss 
don.

The p a r lo r s of the R a t lif f home 
were m ade to assum e the s p ir it of J 
the C h r is tm a s season with decorations
and fo r m e d a suitable settin g for the 
m arriag e .

Mrs. V ena K. Mathews o f Austin I
the wedding m arch a s 

A lpha Delta Pi 
Entertain S u n d ay

M a r g a re t Cousins o f the Alpha Phi 
Omega sorority will spend the X m a s
The girls o f the Alpha Delta Pi b; , V ^ s wllh ' r T C R J v J ' i n ' ' t h e

played 
the I *o ro rity will entertain with their an 
bride a n d groom came into the p a r lo r! nual C h ristm a s tree Sun day night a t 
where the ceremony was p e r f o r m e d .J 
o ’clock. A fte r the festiv ities and 
Ruth R a t l i f f , sister of the bride, w as the distribution o f the g if t s from the tory
maid o f honor, and F . L . M c N a m a r a tree the initiates and pledges o f the!
w as b e st man. 
sorority will be entertained by Mrs.} 
Mrs. H u nt 

is a g r a d u a t e of 
U n iv ersity and a member of the Phi supper. 

the King, the housemother, with a buffet ^ Taylor, 

| 

Rio G ran de Valiev. Miss Cousins is 
a member o f The T exan s t a f f , and 
resides a t the Scottish Rite Dornii-

Jew ell ( ogburn, secre ta ry to Dean

will leave soon for Dal-
where she will visit during the

i holiday season.

( vt. 
home
spend the holidays.

Harlan Murrow of McAllen will 
pend the X mat holidays at his home.

T ru em an O’Quinn wil! 

leave 

fo r; vacatl0n in his home Ht McAllen. 

I 

J a c k Hudson will spend the Xm as 

B eaum on t a f t e r the exam s for the;
Xm as holidays.

Marshall Elliott will leave for his 
home in B eaum on t for the Xm as hol­
idays.

Alys Beeman will spend the holi­

days at her home in McAllen.

Lucille Leslie will spend the holi­

d a y s at her home 

in McAllen.

Jo h n E d d a B u tler 

o f Beaum ont 

V irginia Freeland o f McAllen will 

will spend the holidays a t home.

spend the hopdays a t her home.

Carrol T hom as, president o f the 
Valley Club, will spend the holidays 
at his home 
in S a n Benito and he 
will also spon sor the Rio Grande V al­
ley dance.

V irgin ia Agnew will leave for her 
home in McAllen a t the end of exam s. 
V irgin ia is a siste r of Fran cis A g ­
new, ch airm an of the Woman’s Coun­
cil.

a form er Univer- 
i now a student at 
is #x- 
C alifornia, 
- >un. 
She w ill Im* 
few days, h a v in g
for Galveston where she will attend 
a hou :c party during the holidays.

Among the Met abe Mansion boys 
who will apl rid the C h ristm a s holt- 
idays at their home- ut Corsican a are I 
C u rtin Thom as, Dupree Holman, Tom 
Houston, George and Ja c k Roper, a n d j 
John H a rt.

J u d g e A J. H a rp er o f Dallas m ad#! 
a short visit to A ustin Wednesday 
and T hu rsd ay.

Pauline Green and M ary Y o un g o f 
Cam eron are visitin g at the Tri Delta 
house.

Three Nutts Receive

will leave hi re Keys at Luncheon 
holidays in her, Wjth ^ Hjj?h Worthy Nutt, Mar- 

j ion Penn p r e s s i n g , the members o f 
w ll 
leave for the elastic frate rn ity gathered at the 
will spend the Cafeteria at luncheon F rid ay and in­

itiated three 

;nto the fraternity.

leave 

Around the necks o f Priscilla A u s ­
and Kathleen 
tin. Maybell? C orf, 
pend the X m as Hardwick?, w«»re hung the N ut keys 

for his!

I 

red 

'en nu ta 
leave a fte r the A fte r the 
in Beeville. 

strun g on 
strin g s. 
initiation, the new mem* 
! hers presented with the assistan ce o f 
| other Nuts, a one act play called 
Gathering of the N uts,” Misses
Room for Der!’ and Austin g av e a duet called 
S an ders.; “ o r p h a n s Gf the S to r m .” which was 
than enthusiastically received 

I ne neon I huts- 
Ti 
May 

more 
by the old members.

Nuts who were presen t 

the 
f ;r^r form al luncheon to be held this 
' ‘ar bv the elastic fr a te rn ity were

fo r 

she will U k e M,' s Lul* M*-v Ee„w ley’ Ruth Ml '
Millen, Annie Rae K e iffe r . Elizabeth
B aker, F ra n c e s Molesworth o f Bel- 
j ton, Kathleen Molesworth, Helen 
Reed, Marion Penn, Bernice Green, 
M ary Goldman, P atti Bailey, K a th ­
leen H ardw ick?, Maybelle Cerf, and 
Priscilla A ustin.

to spend the holidays in

where 

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E^itor-in-CM#f 
Managing Editor

S',3p#rvi*l«g Hi. *!* w « M *«nur*T 
A^«i*tant Manaitrr 

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I go 

to bed at 9 o’clock every

W R A P P IN G S

Our Campus

b y R o y M c d o n a l d

Regretfully I enter upon my task 

the firs t 

is disillusion 

thing I must * 

the Man with 

tonight^ for 
do 
the 
Iron Mask, and his chivalrous sup­
porters, and even G ars, co n c ern in g ! 
th* author of the column last Thurs- i 
day 
Lest perchance, the Knight o ft 
th*- F errous Mug should labor under 
the falsa impression that i had *ud- 
denly managed to write a column in 
which 
I actually *u*id something, I 
must inform him th a t T h u rsd a y ’s a r ­
ticle was by his friend, M. G., and 
that my name was placed at la helot 
tin exchange of “by-lines” 
through 
It happened Just 
the other way a 
couple of weeks ago, and G. and I 
are now even. But we cannot allow 
the Man to la? chewing hts nails— 
can a man with an iron mask chew 
his nails—in vexation at our sudden, 
j ap pa ren t, Imitation of the chamelon.

In th e lobby of the Main Building. 
Horn** Economics girls are dedicating 
their day# to sep a ratin g susceptible 
students from 
their money. The 
unique thing about their effort is th a t 
the student is well rewarded for hi* 
susceptibility if he lets the luscious 
ness of the candy ami the a ttra c tiv e ­
ness of the salesladies overturn his 
I t is worthwhile— 
better judgm ent. 
this scholarship fund which 
then* 
girls use in bringing worthy students 
to the University. Ami we admire 
their method of 
iris in g the money 
more than we do that of the org ani­
zation who makes the campus an en­
larger! “t a g ” game at a dime per tag. 
(Of course I ’m hungry, girls.)

No student will represent Texas at 
the S tudent World Court Conference 
at Princeton. We don’t know a thing 
about the conference, or whether the 
Texas representatives would 
have 
results. Bul 
achieved any notable 
we do know th a t the S tud en ts’ As­
sembly was to pas# on the question, 
and they did not even have a quorum 
present to vote one way or the other 
Presum ably the Assembly 
is elected 
to serve the campus, and presumably 
the meetings are to be attended. Yet 
last ten days ha** 
twice within 
The Texan announced meetings post­
poned because of a lack of a quorum. 
Offhand, it seems th at the student:! 
whit elected 
the Assembly expected 
their officers to at least have quorums 
at then meetings.

the 

Sunday morning we rowed across 
to Bet* Creek. There had 
the lak< 
been a heavy frost th a t morning, and 
the sheltered spots on the shores were 
solid white, contrasting with the dark 
shadows beyond. Upon the quiet back 
water of the crekk was a thin coat­
ing of ice which broke at the slight­
est touch, along its cliffs and beside 
its crystal pools, until the little brook 
gave way 
interm ittent pools of 
stagn ant water. We found a shal­
lunch, 
low spring and cooked 
then 
circled back over 
the nearby hills 
During the whole morning and early 
afternoon we met not a single per­
sons.

to 

Pe haps approaching examinations 
explanted the desertion of the lake, 
but I doubt it. There are hundreds 
of student*—this is no exaggeration 
—who do not even know th a t there 
is a University boathouse there, who 
do not know 
th at for a small sum 
they can rent a boat or be taken ac­
ross the lake in a motorboat, and who 
never see the beaut of the hill coun­
try v-t-st of Austin. Many of them 
will travel several thousands of miles 
in the summer, vacationing among the 
scenic places of other states, and 
never realize t h a t Texas has ju s t as 
beautiful scenes in such unadvertised 
sections as the country around Aus­
T ry it for a change.
tin. 

an 

of the 

Pinkus 

Pinkus Swirshtzik, from 

ice 
bound Russian home, is coming to the 
funny 
University. 
name will be welcomed by the s tu ­
dents, we hope, whether his English 
is fluent or not. The foreign s tu ­
dents upon the campus, despite lin­
guistic handicaps, m aintain a higher 
average then do our home students. 
Thi; r probably bared upon the same 
re* on th a t makes our American s tu ­
dents in F ran ce and Germ any prob­
ably have similarly higher averages. 
is willing to travel
A stu d eir who 

T H E U N IV E R S IT Y ^ NEW TRUST 

While the cornerstone of Garrison Hall was laid with all the 
propitiatory ceremonies that seem appropriate in invoking the 
consummation of th«' ideal of which the foundation blocks of this 
building are but a beginning, the announcement of the gift by 
Miriam Lutcher Stark of her a r t collection to the University marks 
the dedication event as one which will live, not only in the history 
of the University, hut in that of the whole State* of Texas.

The princely bequests and foundations that have been be­
stowed upon i n s t i t u t i o n s of learning by rich benefactors havo 
evoked all manner of praise. Universities such as Chicago, S ta n ­
ford, and Vanderbilt owe their existence to these expressions of 
generosity w h i c h the m a k e r s of great fortunes, or the heirs of 
great fortunes, have w i s e l y bestowed upon agenc ies of culture.
But the gift of Mrs. Stark is Of a different order. 

It has 
more than a material significance to us. This gift cannot he in­
terpreted in terms of monetary value, as in the Instance of lab­
oratory equipment or of buildings erected at a certain stipulated 
In passing on to us these many treasures, each one of which 
cost. 
is an expression of her love and her appreciation of art, Mriq 
Stark has endowed us with an inspiration toward aesthetic en­
joyment, rath er than making us the proprietors of so many cu­
rios and so many rare paintings.

The significance of this gift, then, lies not in its mere value, 
hut in that it constitutes th<* University of T»*xas a trustee to a 
foundation, the beneficiaries of which are not only {hose who a t­
tend the University, but the people of the entire state.

T H E OBSTRUCTIONIST

The approaching examinations give rise to a word of w arn­
ing and admonition^ We are very busy, and do not like to be 
overrun with eases immediately after the holidays. Of course, 
our attitude is purely a selfish one; but we plead with the would* 
lie cheats and frauds not to add to the already too heavy collec­
tion of scalps which dangle from our belts, rustling dryly in the 
warm breeze of student honor.

The other day an ex-student, who had cheated his way to an 
audience with the Honor Council and lied himself into a suspen­
sion, modestly told ti 
chairman that he was an aristocrat of the 
Old South. “ Why,” quoth he, “ I am a direct lineal descendent of 
Henry Clay.” 
IL* received the reply, “ ‘T hat is honor’s scorn 
which challenges itself at* honor’s born and is not like the sire’.” 
Moral: Don’t come before the Council with the plea that the Uni- 
versity of Texas is signally honored by the presence of a descend­
ent of an illustrious progenitor. We feel that it is no fault of the 
ancestor. Our beatifications upon him! May he rest in peace! 
We recognize no aristocracy of blood or legal tender, The only 
peerage we know is honor.

This sarm* aristocratic son of the Old South pleaded his pre­
sumption of innocence. But when two papers are identical, and 
the innocence of one w riter is established, the presumption falls. 
As someone has expressed it: “ Presumptions are bats of the law, 
that flit about in the twilight of uncertainty, but disappear in the 
sunshine of actual knowledge.” Doubtless the twenty-odd stu ­
dents whom the Council has this fall relieved of fu rth er scholas­
tic responsibility would I* glad to attest to the fact that the pre­
sumption of innocence in which we indulge will not shield ele­
phantine dishonesty.

We believe in the student body, iii its support of the honor 
system, We believe in tho unqualified co-operation of the faculty 
in mast resoeeU. But we ben no love for the obstructionist, be 
he student or instructor. When a man accepts a position on our 
faculty, he agrees to accept a government by the students. When 
such instructor tells his students he does not believe in the honor 
system, he not only breaches his ag reem en t; but he destroys the 
morale of his class, encouraging his students to carry the germ to 
[heil other classes, We plead with such instructors to be a bit 
more constructive in their thought and influence, to require the 
pledge to be written out in full, and to read it carefully on each 
paper. Pity the man with nothing lo offer but destructive criti­
cism, the moron who hides behind the professorial cloak, con­
ceiving intellectuality to lie evidenced by moral degeneracy and un­
conventionality.

But the success or failure of student government rests ul­
timately in the hands of the students, 
lf you cannot pass your 
courses honestly, fail honestly. Do not place upon the shoulders of 
the Honor Council the responsibility of taking your credit from 
you. The task is unpleasant and distasteful !n extreme. 
If you 
cheat, you will be detected; if you are detected, you will be pen­
alized. Have regard for us and for yourselves. Dr perhaps you 
tm would like an opportunity to write a little treatise on “THE 
HONOR COUNCIL Ab M B K BY AN E X -b T U D E N T ,'’—0 . R.
.■•BEIL Lm

A M E N !
W «’ve tra ck ed wild beasts in pathless wastes 
And fought mid snow the polar b e a rs;

Had rounds with m onsters of the deep.
And taken all kinds of foolish dares.

Oh, we can m ake bad hom bres sick,

Make hill collectors meek as lam b s;

But w hat strikes fear within us here
Is the th o u g h t of fin'd exams. 

\

P rof (before exam) : Smith, have

you been burning- midnight oil?

Sm ith! No, sir. 

I don’t experi­
ment w;th new brands. O rdinary 
“ lube” is good enough for my flivver.

When your little brother writes to 

you, von know Christmas if-- near.

Short sto ry: He 

told everybody
that he cut his face all up while shav­
ing, but his windshield is broken.

O b s o l e t e

Do you mind if I sm oke?’1

Tan you drive with one hand

With feeling strong 

They wrote of love 

Of perfect bliss,

Of heaven above.

Of n a tu re 's charms, 
Of ev’rything,

And then some more 
Their poems ring.

T h e y wrote and wrote 
And made it h o t
Tf WE wrote such 

.Stuff we’d he shot.

T h a n k s

The fall term being about over 
we wish to th ank those who have con 
t.ributiwb Honorable mention should 
co ti* George Jon* ’'. Abe Meld, For 
est Bennett, Freshm an Bayley, Efts 
Martin, and Bort Barksdale.

rto you d a n c e ? ”

Do you like my h a:r bobbed

I think jazz music is terrible

Girls ought not to use powder and

"Biti like* t o m a k e p o i n t e d r e m a r k s

rf a ft *n t h e ? ”

t a c k . ”

“ Y e a h ! H e to ld m e to g o sit on a 

We suggest that the honor system 
could be more effectively enforced if 
“ The F.y**s of T ex a s” were sung be­
fore ea< h exam.

What Is Doing at 
The Churches

U n i v e r s i t y P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h C. E

the University 

The regu lar meeting of the High­
land C. E. will be held at 6:30 p. rn. 
Presbyterian 
at 
Church. There 
be a union 
is 
meeting of the three groups. The 
following p rogram will be carried 
ou* :

to 

Topic: The H istory of the English

Bible.

der.

Leader; Archie Reed.
Talks: The Reformation and 

the 

Bibb*, W ilbert Sippola.

The Canon of the Bible, T. R. El­

Tyndale’s < o n trib u t’on to the Bi­

ble. Elizabeth Whitesides,

There will also be some songs and 

special music.

U n i v e r s i t y P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h
church Bible school a t 9:30.
Eleven o’clock worship. The pas­
tor will preach on the subject “ Real­
ity and Religion.”

Junior C hristian Endeavor meets 

at the church at 4:00.

Interm ediate and Senior Christian 
Endeavor m eet at the church a t 6:30.
Sunday evening worship a t 7:30. 
The pastor will preach a sermon ap ­
propriate to the four hundredth a n ­
niversary of William Tyndale.

The choir un der the direction of 
C harles E. Beggs will furnish special 
music for each service.

Lawrence H. W harton, pastor.

A il S a i n t s C h a p e l

University Episcopal Church.
Holy Communion at 7:30 a. rn. 
Sunday school a t 9:30 a. rn. 
Morning p ra y e r and sermon “ The 
Historical Basis for Christianity,” l l

Evening p ra y e r and a d d r e s s “ The 
Second Coming of Christ,” 7.45 p.m.

half around the world for an educa­
tion, often at his own expense, or 
one who#* record justifies his nation 
or a friend sending him, will make 
?or»d. He realizes th a t he is here for 
a serious purpose, and he works with 
th at thought in mind. Tha* I more 
than can be raid for a rather large 
number of Am erican students. W e ll 
be glad to have Pinkus here.

S tud en ts’ Sunday Club, 5:45

U n i v e r s i t y B a p t i s t C h u rch

9:45 a. rn., special musical pro­
gram given by the Sunday school or 
cheslra. Mr. P alm er Lee is director 
and Miss Louise Hester, pianist. The 
program will 
la st f o r only fifteen 
minutes.

10:00 a, rn., sermon by P a-tor Au* 

lick, “ The Wounded World.”
0 SO p, m., B. V. P. U.’s.
7:30 p. rn., Christmas music will be 
given by the church choir. The main 
featu re of the c veiling will be 
the 
rendering of “ The Wondrous Light,” 
facu lty 
by Stulls. 
members a r e especially 
to 
hear this program . 
It is being given 
early so they may h ea r it before leav­
ing for the holidays.

S tudents 

invited 

and 

F irst C o n g r e g a t i o n a l C h u r c h

Prof. J. M. Kuehne will give color­
ed slide*; and an address- a t 7:30 p. 
rn. on “ A J luraey 
to the Yellow­
s t o n e ” Prof. B. F. P ittenger meets 
students at 9:45 a. rn., discussing the

V ena K. M atthew s

PIANO and ORGAN 
Studio

803 W est 22nd

P h one

“Sources of the Gospels.’ 
class 
the 
Revolution.”

studying 

is 

The adult 
‘Industrial 

Rev. R. P. Snider will speak a t 
the m orning worship on "The Bond* 
age of the P ast.”

G I F I
SUGGESTIONS

- S W E A T E R S 
H O SIE R Y
S 

S C A R F S 

SILK U N D E R W E A R 
G L O V E S

H A N D K E R C H IE F S

FA NS

C A R D S

COMBS
C O S T U M E JE W E L R Y

X M A S W R E A T H S & B A SK ETS 
P O H !.S O N B O X E D G IF T S 

G L A S S W A R E 
P IC T U R E S 

P O T T E R Y

W e are also show ing exclusive gifts 
made by F rench peasants that are a t­
tractive and different.

THE
BLUEBONNET
SHOP

Cactus Arcade
2206 G uad.
Mail O rders Solicited

WHAT TO 
GIVE?
Is that question bothering you? 
W e ’ll answ er it here fo r you 
. . .W hether it be a Gift fo r Dad 
or Brother. 
M other, Sister, 
attractive 
Come . . . See 
display.

our 

J M GIFTS \

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REFLECT %

THE TRUE 
SPIRIT 
OF CHRISTMAS 

m d 
m i l
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GIVE BIBLES, G I F T W

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BOOKS, FICTION 

“ It Can Be D one” 

($ 1 .5 0 ; $ 3.00; $ 4 .5 0 ) 
.Mottos; G reetin g C ard s; 
Som ething to please everyone 
on your C hristm as list 
This y e a r we a re offering 
many toys, mottos, and gamed 

at half prices.
EVERYBODY’S 
BOOK STORE

R. Barrow 

90 6 Congress

 SPECIAL NOTICE

In rieiv of the fa c t that alt 

rales trill he final, ire t h e r e ­

fore request our cu s to m e r s to 

be un us u al ly careful in the ir 

purchases, Be sure sizes, ced­

ars, tic., a n ti edit F O R U N ­

D E R N O c i r c u m s t a n c e s

leal ana returns he accepted 

or ew chang ts made. N o (foods 

s n i t out on app ro val d ur in g 

this sale. No phone orders ac­

cepted.

DRESSES

Street dresses of satin, crepe, mir- 
rorleen, charm edi and novelty silk 
wool.

Afternoon dresses of crepe Roma 
georgette, satin crepe, chiffon and 
velvet.
Evening and dance frocks of metal­
lic laces, beaded chiffons, tulle meta 
thread embroidered, chiffon velvets

LAST SALE PRICES

COATS

A n d a sale it is. You save real 
money if you are fortunate enough 
to buy a coat at these prices. A 
style and size for every one, P R O ­
VID ED YO U A R E ARLY.

Materials, furs, workmanship and 
linings the best.

HATS

Plain sport models. Smart satin, 
street 
trimmed 
velvet and 
styles.

felt 

Picturesque, dressy afternoon hats 
exquisitely trimmed in artistic color 
combinations.

Metallic dance turbans. 

* ^

CHILDREN’S
WEAR

Now 

is 

the 

time 

to buy 

little 

d a u g h te r ’s entire wardrobe 

for 

m onths to come.

Beautiful assortment 

of Xmas Handker­

chiefs at last s a l e

prices.

T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

P A G E NINE

A u stin ’s

Largest Exclusive Ladies

. . . o U -

L a s t

Before We Go Out 
FROM MONDAY, DECEMBER 14 
THRU SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26

Business

Before W e Close O u r S to re on the Night of 

Decem ber 26

Not to open a g a in until J a n u a r y Isl, w h e n o u r s u c ­
cessor a ss u m e s c h a ig e .

In our e n d e a v o r to re d u c e o u r stock to the m in i­

m um , w e a r c c u ttin g prices on

All Our Merchandice

giving our customers a

P R E - I N V E N T O R Y S A L E

A t prices rarely heard of on first-quality 

seasonable merchandise.

Silk Underwear

Fort Christmas

Never a more opportune sale for 

no other gift appeals more to 

feminine love of the beautiful 

than silk lingerie.

G ow n s 

Pajam as 

Teds 

Bloomers 

N egligees

LAST SALE 

PRICES

Final
Sale of 
Silks and 
W oolens

*4 off o n B r o c a d e d V e l v e t * , M e t a l l i c Cl o t h* 
a n d B r o c a d e d G e o r g e t t e s a n d Chi f f o n*

A mo s t c o m p l e t e s e l e c t i o n 

in a w i d e c o l o r 

r a n g e t o b e h a d a t g r e a t s a v i n g * . 

4 0 a nd 

5 4 - i n c h w i d t h s . A l l f r o m t h e b e s t si l k m a n ­
i m p o r t e d 

u f a c t u r e r s o f A m e r i c a a n d a 

f « w 

n u m b e r s .

« P O » f a i t /

I Q 
$17.50 B rocaded Vel- d* *1 O 
vets. Pre -Inv ento ry p r i c e r JL O * A %/ 
$15.95 Broc aded Vel* 
(P "I O A Q 
vets. P re -In v e n to ry p r i c e d A Ca • T ’ 
$10.95 Brocaded Velvets, and Metal 
Cloths. P rein v e n tro y sale C J O O Q 
price 
$5.95 Brocaded Satins, Metal Clohts. 
*7 4 Q 
Cloths. P re -In v e n to ry sale 
price 
$7.95 Metal Cloths, Brocaded G eor­
gettes. P r e —Inv en to ry sale 
price 
$7.50 Chiffon Velvets,
P re-In v en to ry sale price 
$6.95 Metal Cloths.
P re -In v e n to ry sale price 
$8.95 B rocaded Satins, Metal Cloths. 
P re-In v en to ry sale 
price

$5.95
$5.69
$5.19

V * #TT*l7

$ 4 4 9

.... 

.....

LA ST SALE PRICES ON 

W OOLENS

$4.50 P laid W o olens, sale p rice $3.39 
$4.50 N ov elty strip e s and w eav es,

54-in.................................................. $3.39

$4.75 N o velty strip e s a n d w eaves,

54-in.................................................. $3.59

$3.98 S trip e s a n d Plaid F la n n e ls,

54-in.................................................. $2.98

SA LE OF COATINGS

B i g s a v i n g s o n C o a t i n g s . B u y e a r l y w h i l e 

c o lo r l i ne is c o m p l e t e .

$7.95 C oatings, 
$7.50 C o atin gs, 
$6.95 C o atin gs, 
$6.50 C o atin gs, 
$5.50 C oatin gs, 
$6.50 C h a r m e e n , 54 inches, sale

last sale p r ic e ......$6.79
last sale p r ic e ......$6.39
last sale p r i c e 
$5.91
last sale p r ic e ......$5.50
last sale p r ic e ......$4.79

p r i c e ................................................... $5.53

$6.75 M irro rle e n , 54 inches, sale 

price 

.............................................. $5.75

I Hese a r e t h e g e n u i n e F o r s t m a n q u a l i t i e s 

s h o w n in s t r e e t s h a d e s . W o n d e r f u l v a l u e s .

$2.50 W ool C re p e s .............................$2.19
$5.50 F la n n e ls , 54 in c h es w ide ...$2,98
inches w i d e ....... $2.98
$3.50 T w ills, 54 
inches w i d e 
$3.75 T w ills, 54 
$3.19
inches w id e .........$3.89
$4.50 Tw ills, 54 
inches w id e .........$4.19
$4.75 T w ills, 54 
 $1.69
$2.00 W ool S u itin g s.................. 
$2.50 27-inch F la n n e ls ..................... $1.98

$2.00 crepe e l 
Chiffon 
$2.9 
Radium

/? Q * 3 .9 5 Print- e n A O 

« P J .« O S 7 ec| T affeta 
GJO C A $ 2 .0 0 Beld-

ing’s Satin $ 1.69

Last 
Sale of 
Wash 
Goods, 
Household 
Linens, 
Blankets

BLANKETS
Large stock of cotton and all wool blankets 
at big reductions. Even better than blanket 
sale prices.
55x70 Plaid Blank, cut separately 
at each 
a.'.xTt) Solid color gray and tan 
with colored borders 
66x80 Heavy woll finish, plaids, 
at, pair
72x84 Nashua Woolnap.
Fancy plaids ... 
...I' 

$ 1.48 
$3 58 
$4.48

*1 
I Q 
I * I t /

I

ALL W OOL BLANKETS

IOO per cent wool plaids, 66x80. 
Good weight, at pair 
IOO per cent wool plaids, 70x80 
Heavy weight, at, pair 
IOO per cent California wool 
plaids, 70x80. Bound, at, pair 
IOO pe r cent California wool fl* *1 A O O
plaids, bound, at, pair 

r n
V • « 0 O
(P O Q O
« J ) 0 . 0 0

$ 11.98

I n r . 2 * 0

SHEETING
Hotels and boarding houses, as well as the
housewife, should 
these 
prices.
All Sheetings 
in bleached and unbleached__
either Pepperell, Garza, or Pequot— will be on 
sale at real sale prices.

take advantage of 

R A G RUGS
One bale of Puritan rag rugs. Our leader 86c.
W A SH G O O DS D EPA R TM EN T
Last Sale Prices on Seasonable Merchandise.
O u tin g s 
Rollings 
Eiderdowns

W ool F u n n e l s 
L in g erie M a­

G i n g h a m s

S u itin gs

te r i a l s

A R T DEPA R TM EN T

lin es. “ B u c i l U ” and “ R o y a l S o ­
S h o w i n g two f a m o u s 
c ie t y ." 
For t h is l a st sa le we are g i v n g a m o.it *ui>- 
s t a n t .al d iscou n t on e v e r y a rticle in t h i s d ' p a r t m e n t ,
in 
em b ro id ered 
p ieces .

fin ish ed hand 

i- lam ped 

b oth 

and 

TA BL E LINENS 
(Extra Special)

• 2-in. Purr Linen “ O rig in al S ilv er Beach" 
lri«h Di.ma*k, a t tr a c t vc d esig n *
"2-in. Re* I 

$ 1 .58
$ 2 .3 8

Gift
Goods

f o l d e r s 

C lo ck s 
S t a t i o n e r y 
D olls
S h a v i n g S t a n d s 
Ice B ow ls 
B o ok E n d s 
Candle 
A s h T r a y s 
P e r f u m e T r a y s 
C lo th e s B r u s h e s 
Puff B o s e s 
P ic tu re F r a m e s 
F o un ta in P e n S e t s 
V a s e s
In c e n s e B u rn er s 
S c i s s o r S e t s 
S e w i n g B o x e s 
A t o m i s e r s
S h o e Tree N o v e l t i e s 
C h r i s t m a s S to r y Book s

Last Sale of Toilet Goods

C O N T I N U I N G T H R O U G H L A S T T W O W E E K S O F B U S I N E S S ; B U Y G IF T S N O W

A N T I I S E P T I C S

25 c I,U t e r in e
tike Laveria __ ____
»0e Cavort*
$1 .0 0 I.is te r in e

F A C E P O W D E R

50 c N a d in 
fine I V} - r K iss
'•Of N a d in e 
'*<Jr J a v a Rice

___ _ 

_

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..... .......

T A L C U M P O W D E R S

2Sc W illiam*
2 >< Squibb* 
$1.^0 Certy** 

. ,
 
........
M I S C E L L A N E O U S 
.......
____

SOc Nee* 
M f Gar br m a 
25c Peroxide 
bde M nyheliine 
6 0 s J cr g e n * S h am p oo 

S O A P S 

2Sc Germ icidal 
2Sc C a sh m e r e B ou q u et 
12c Hay m an *, 3 

for

3 8 c
23c
19c
48c
38c.

I Ste
HW
lac

25 Packer’* Tar

CO MPACT V A N I T I E S 

AT S A L E PR IC E S

I i OO CotyU
111 Black Nar<.'i**u*

T O I L E T W AT ER 

11 OO L u xor 
$1.00 Apple Leave* 
$ 1 .5 0 Ii law co 
l l 78 D 'jer KU*

$1
8 .9 *

7 8c
7 Br 
t i . 2 7 
$ 1 . 4 8

C R E A M S A N D LO TIO NS

27c
.ISO P o nd ’* Cream 
:i5i Ditfcrgett A Kam*dell 2 7 c 
5 0c Ingram* ■ Milkweed 3$c 
SOc Hind * H o n e y and 
Almond Cream
___

50c N ad in ola 
7Sc O rien tal 

 
.

S S 38c
. . . , t 3 8 c
... 37c
. 83c

$ 1 .1 5 Of bine

D EO D O R A N T S 

25c S p iro 
M f Mum 

19c
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50c A d u lt’* Prophv lactic 3 2 e 

POLIS H A N D MOPS 

$1 OO O -Cedar Mop 
$ 1 2 5 O -Gedar P o lish 
1.0 0 J o h n “on'* Mop 
P R R F U M E S 

l l 50 L uxor 

78c
war.
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$ 1 .2 7

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H O P P E R S 
I 'blet Goods on Sale

D E N T A L CREAMS

25c C o lg a te's 
SOe IV psod en t 
8 0c Indent 

. 

...

1 2 Roll* B e s t To ilet 

Paper $1.0 0

Many 
item* o f sta n d a rd to ile t 
art icle* not Ii*ted here, a re o n 
sale

Sale of Hose 
Socks and Gloves

HOSE

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$1.50 Silk Hose .......................

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$1.95 Silk Hose 
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$ 1 . 0 0 Lisle n ote .................

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$ 1 . 2 9

$ 1 . 6 9

$ 2 . 1 2

$ 2 . 3 9

$ 1 . 0 6

8 5 c

6 4 c

4 3 c

All higher priced s i l k ami 

sport

hose at special prices.

Children’s H ose

85c Children’s Hose * ..
75c C hildren’s H ose 
$1.00 C hildren’s Soc I t s .............
75c Children’s S ock s. 
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7 2 c 

6 8 c 

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6 4 c 
4 3 c

$5.50 Gloves

$4.75 Gloves
$ 4 . 0 0 Gloves
$3.50 Gloves
$2.75 Gloves
$2.50 Gloves
$ 2 . 2 5 Gloves

$4.61
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$ 2 . 9 8
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$ 2 . 1 3
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$2.8$ Children’s Gloves 
$2.00 Children’s Gloves 
$1.50 Children's Gloves 

 
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85c

AH other gloves special prices.

R i b b o n a n d R i b b o n N o v e l t i e s at 
S p e c i a l P r i c e s

 27 CANDIDATES ALREADY 
OUT FOR TRACK SQUAD- 
13 LETTER-MEN RETURN

AT THE TEXAS FRIDAY

Twf-nty-^even men are now com ­

ing out for place* ors th e U n t f e l» n | 

track squad of 1926 according 

to 

Coach Clyde L ittlefield .

A li*t of these men given by L it­

tle fie ld follow *: finndi E squivel, El 
Pa jo j Earle Con nor, E astland! Hor­
nell Budd. W aelder; A ubrey Cock­

rell, A lvin; Harry M iller, A u stin ; 

Bob 

.Veblen, Jackson, T<*nn.; A u ­

brey Gooch, E nnis; Sam m y Glass,

m anufactured. You will 
when this pihture 
Q ueen T heater next Friday.

see 

them 
the

is "bown at 

M AJESTIC— M ONDAY

“ None but form er doughboys need 

ap p ly!”

T hat was 

the slogan of G eorge 
Fitzm aurice when recruiting a bat­
tery o f field artillery , a troup o f cav­
alry and a com pany o f infantry, which 
he used at U nited Studio* for a war­
tim e sequence in his scereen version 
o f the fam ous stage play, “The Dark 
A ngel." H is entire young army was 
m anned and officered by A.E.P. v e t­
eran s, and a m ilitary atm osphere on 
th** lot was com plete,

“ The Dark A ngel," to be First N a­
tion al's offer at the M ajestic Theater! 
n ex t Monday, fea tu res Ronald Col-! 
m an, him self a veteran o f the London 
.Scottish durinf th e World War, andj 
Sam uel G oldwyn’s J 
Vilm a Banky, 
B udapest beauty, who makes 
her! 
Am erican debut in th is picture.

Nine big; i t ia c i Tex** Ranger, $2.00 

The Ideal Gift. Phone 3149.

Only two week* to |« 

gifts. Read to d a y’* ad*

duction, decided to place the huge 
herd in experienced hands.

location 

The Keaton troupe *pent a month 
in A rizon a, sixty m iles 
on 
| from a railroad. W hen the "grape­
v in e” telegraph o f the desert country 
broadcast the new s that a big movie 
aggregation was to make a picture 
there, natives cam e 
from hundreds 
o f mile around to offer their service*.
.Several cow punchers rode for two 
improvised ranch 
days to r**a< h the 
that was built 
in th e barren land1*. 
All o f them were hired to help handle! 
and guard the ste e r s, which were! 
from T exas 
transported to A rizon a 
by special 
driven 
across the desert to location. Subse­
quently the anim als w ere driven bark 
loaded on a n ­
to Kingman, Arist., 
other special train and taken to H ol­
lywood for the final sequences o f the 
picture.

train and 

then 

Q U EEN — FR IDA Y

The V olstead a c t 

is m aking ac­
curacy in motion p ictu res more d if­
ficult than ever, Cid sourdoughs in­
sist that cases and kegs o f w hiskey 
were among the Hrst supplies rushed 
to Dawson City, A laska, during the 
In film ing Rex Beach's 
gold rush. 
“ W inds of C hance” 
for First N a­
tional release, D irector Frank Lloyd 
had to have some o f these, and he 
declared that now adays they are aft 
scarce as gr* at auks and dodos. As 
a matter of fact, he had to have som e

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M ONDAY, TUESDAY, W E D N E SD A Y

RONALD COLMAN
AND

VILMA BANKY

I ou’ll Hep her in (/realer love mo­
ment* than in “ The E a g l e ”
) on ll gee Ronald Colman, great 
lover, gallant hero—-a man among 
men who known how to win and 
hold a lady * heart.

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STARTING
TOMORROW

FRIDAY-SATURDAY

f r a n k ( J o y d -

CANDY IM

CANDY

For Dad, Mother, Sweetheart, and the 
Kiddies

T h e id e a l Christmas g ift fo r ev ery on e.
Our s to c k is c o m p lete .
Our q u a lity t h e h ig h e s t.
Our p r ic e s are right.

C h ristm as C h ocola tes in b e a u tifu lly d e s ig n e d 

b o x es a n d ced ar ch ests.

H o m e m a d e ca n d ies m a k e g ood g ifts , e s p e ­

cially d o e s our P ecan C and y.

C hristm as Fruits of a ll kinds.

TEXAS CANDY KITCHEN

(T h e Home of Good C andies)

W p : \

LORO
J I *

Steve Gardner 
Is Playing 
W ednesday 
and 
Friday

N EX T WEEK 
Return by Popular Acclaim 
P aram ount’!
“Ten
Commandments’’
Wednesday-Thursday

M IDNIGHT M ATINEE

Elinor Glyn's

ONLY THING

With

ELEANOR BOARDMAN 
CONRAD NAGEL

STARTING 1 2:05 
TU ESD AY NITE

Also
W E D N E S D A Y -T H U R S D A Y

Special Orchestra 
A s A ru Added Feature 
On the Stage

Better Than 
“ HIS HOUR”

B E A C H ’S
REX
Glowing 
Romance of 
the Klondike 
Gold Rush

With

A N N A Q. NILSSON 
WILLIAM DAN BY

Three
Educational
Comedies
Curing
W eek

Q U E E N — MONDAY

Theatergoer* will have an unusual 
opportunity to *#e a 
real picture 
when the film “ Lord J im ” com es to 
the Queen Theater for a tw o days' 
showing, beginning n e x t M onday. 
The 
last showing will be Tuesday 
night, and no one who is interested 
in Joseph Conrad'* work can afford 
to miss this film on his book.

“ Lord Jim " is a sea picture. Those 
who love the sea will obtain alt the 
thrills and entertain m en t which goes 
with the show ing o f this kind o f pic­
ture at the Queen, M onday.

Q U E E N — W E D N E S D A Y

The screen has a new blonde hero­
ine. This tim e a fam ed brunette 
beauty, none other 
than Eleanor 
Boardman, donned a golden w ig to 
appear in E linor GlynV production o f 
“The Only Thing" as a golden-haired 
princess.

is on** 

The role o f the P rincess in “ The 
o f Madame 
Only T hing" 
G iyn’s most 
im portant and alluring 
heroine*. The story was w ritten di­
rectly for the screen, and with Mi?** 
Boardman in mind from the very be­
ginning a* the living personification 
o f the 
leading fem in in e character. 
The finished production is com ing to 
the Queen T heater on W ednesday.

Conrad S age! plays the ch ief male 
role, that o f the Duke o f Cheve nix, 
and others im portant in the cast arc: 
V era Lewis, Carie Clarke Ward, 
David Mir, Mario C an d o, Arthur Ed­
mund C arew , and Edward Connelly.
M idnight m atinee T uesday night, 
\

12:05. T exas C ollegians will play. 

TE X A S— MONDAY

“ The M anicure Girl," which will 
Le shown at the T exas T heater on 
M onday and T uesday, is an original 
story for the screen by F rederic and 
F annie H atton, who w rote many big 
B roadw ay stage hit*. Edmund Burns 
plays opposite the star. Hale Ha mi I 
ton, D orothy Cumming and Mary F ey 
are a few o f the prom inent players 
in the stron g supporting cast.

Frank T uttle, who made “ Miss 
B luebeard" and “ A Kiss in the Dark," 
directed.

T E X A N — W E D N E SD A Y

The 

H ungarian 

i* follow ing 
literature 
the lead o f th “ French and Spanish 
in providing m aterial fo r American 
photoplay*. 
latest I* the Al 
Christie laughing feature en titled “ A 
R eckless Romance," which 
com es 
to the Tex a T heater n e x t Wednen- 
day. 
from the Hungarian 
by Em il N y lira y and H erbert Hall 
W inslow.

This 

is 

The great cast includes Harry My­
ers, T. Roy Barnes, VV anda Hawley. 
Sylvia Brem er, T ully M arshall, Jack 
Duffy, Lincoln Blurrier, Morgan VV al­
ia## and George French.

T E X A S— FRIDAY

In “ Dorothy V ernon o f Haddon 
Ha!?," 
the U nited A rtists' release,) 
coining to the T exas T h eater n e x tj' 
Friday, Miss Pickford again appears' 
a* a grown woman, hut instead of the 
rag* of the st reet she w ea r- gorgeous j 
clothes against a background of beau-, 
tsful settin gs, and 
fashionable: 
lady of Elizabethan E ngland.

is a 

It is a real test o f the versatility of j 
this star, and she rift** to greater 
histrionic heights than at any tim er 
during the past. T he part o f Dorothy j 
in dra-j 
Vernon call* fur the utm ost 
m ane actin g, with expressions vary-j 
m g from the com edy for which Miss J 
Pickford is fam ous to extrem ely dra­
matic m om ent- one of which shows! 
what happens when sh# realizes that; 
in her haste she haft caused an order 
to fee given 
for the death o f her 
lover.

A s Dorothy Vernon, Mary Pick- 
ford appears more b eau tifu l 
than 
ever. and the vivacious and w illful 
little lady of Haddon H all wilt win 1 
the b e a m of those who see the pic­
ture, just a* in it the win* the heart 
of £;r iou:. Manner*.

1 

.s# . #

M AJESTIC— THURSDAY

Real cowboys w et* uses] e x c lu siv e ly 1 

in making “Co W est,” Buster Keat­
on’s personally directed satirical com­
edy o f the great open spaces, which 
is com ing to th M ajestic T heater on. 
Thursday. P lenty o f reel on*-* w ur r 
fractious 
availab le, but with 5,000 
steer* 
frozen-face 
to handle, 
com edian, who also directed the* pro-

th# 

 The loan desk especially Miss Olive 

Price, has been very busy 

in odd 

Photographic Journalism,” 1921.

Notes on New 

Library Books

moments the last fe w weeks compil­
ing' a list of material in the library 
is now 
on Christmas. The result 
posted on the bulletin board 
in the 
reading room, where it can be- easily 
consulted. While far from e xh au s­
long for 
tive, the 
publication 
in full; a selection only 
is therefore given from the Christmas 
stories:

is much too 

list 

Allen, J. L., “ The Doctor’s C hrist­

mas Eve.”

Last Christmas.’'

Cuckoo.”

Auembach, B., “Christian Gellert’s 

Browne, Frances, “A Christmas 

Bunce, O. B.. “Mr. Bluff’s E x p e ­

riences of Holidays.”

Davis, R. H., “ A Recruit at Christ­

mas.”

Dickens, Chaa., “Christmas Stories.” 
Dunbar, P. L., “ Mt. P isg a h ’s Christ­

mas Possum.”

Red Cap.”

Durand, R. S., “ Voyage on the Wee 

Fox, John, “Christmas Eve on 
Lonesome. — Christmas N ight with 
Satan.”

Freeman, M. E. VV., “C hristm as 

Jenny.— A Stolen Christm as.”

Gale, Zona, “ Christm as; a Story.” 
Grenfell, W. T., “Two Christ­

m ases.”
. Hale, E. E., “ Stand and W ait; a 
Story of Christm as.”

Harris, J. C., “The B aby’s C hrist­

m as.”

Harte, F. B.,» “Christmas Gift That 
t ame to Rupert,” “ Dick S p in d le r s 
Family Christm as,” 
“ How Santa 
Claus Came to Simpson’s Bar.”

Jewett, Sophie, “Christmas at Grec- 

cio; a Story of St. Francis.”

Kelly, Myra, “ A Christmas Present 

for a Lady.”

Lagerlof, S. A., “ A Christmas 
“ The E m peror’s Vision,” 

Guest,” 
“ Legend of the Christmas Rose.” 

Murfree, M. N. (C. E. Craddock), 
“Christmas Day on Old Windy Moun­
tain.”

Page, T. N., “ A Captured S anta 
Claus,” “Charley W hittier’s Christmas 
P arty,” “Christm as Peace,” “ Long 
Hill Side, a Christm as Hare Hunt in 
Old V irginia,” “ Polly, a Christmas 
Recollection, “Santa Claus’s Partner.'

Porter, VV. S. 

( 0 . H e n r y ), “ A 
Chapparal Christmas G ift,” “Christ­
the 
mas by 
M agi,” “ An Unfinished Christmas 
Story,” “ W histling Dick’s Christmas 
Stocking.”

Injunction,” “ Gift o f 

Riis, J. A., “Christmas Stories.” 
Stevenson, R. L., “ Misadventures of 

John Nicolson.”

Stockton, Frank, “Captain ELV 
Bt st E a r ,” “ Christmas Before Last,” 
“Christmas Shadrach, “ A Christmas 
Wreck.”

Stuart, R. M., “Christmas a t the 
Trimbles,” “ Christmas Episode of the 
Plantation,” “C h r i s t rn a s G ifts,” 
“ Duke’s Christmas,” 
“The F r e y ’s 
Christmas P arty,” “Solomon Crow’s 
Christmas Pockets,” “ Sonny."

Tolstoi, Leo. “ Where Love Is There 

God Is Also.”

Van Dyke, IL, “The F irst C hrist­

mas Tree,” “ The Other Wise Man.” 
Zeislnger, ll., “ Christm as Eve 

in 

the Forest.”

S o m e N e w B o o k s in t h e L i b r a r y 
Barton, VV. E., “ Life of Abraham 

Lincoln,” 1925; 2 vol.

Clarke, J. IL, “America and the 

Wrold Peace,” 1925.

P e r r e r o , (j.t “ Four Years of F a s ­
(A disinterested e sti­

cism,” 1925. 
mate.)

Johnsen, J. E., ed., “ Academic Free­
dom,” 192.5. 
( (A r tic le s pro and con.) 
j Low% Barbara, "Psycho A nalysis; a 
Brief Account of the Freudian Theo­
ry,” 1920.

McDougal, M. and V., “ Wandering 

Fires: Poems,” 1925.

Moore, VV. C., “Complete Course in 

Rice, J. IL, “Glories of the Carolina 

Coast,” 1925.

Rouse, Ruth, “ Rebuilding Europe; 
the Student Chapter in Post-war Re 
construction,” 1925. 
(The story of 
student relief work in Europe. I

Walters, ll., “ Educational Jottings 

Abroad,” 1924.

Ormerod, II. A., “ Piracy in the An­
cient World: an Essay in Mediterra- 
nean History,” 1924.

“Today 

and Tomorrow Series.”
| Several new titles have come into the 
(library, but they all, with the excep­
tion of the Russell one, seem common­
place and unimportant compared with 
Daedalus and Icarus. However, it is 
probably too much to expect that all 
the volumes keep up to the standard 
set by these brilliant early ones:

Crookshank, F. G., “The Mongol 
in Our Midst; a Study of Man and 
His Three Faces,” 1924.

Heard, J., “ Narcissus; an Atanomy 
of Clothes,” 1924. (A ttem p ts to trace 
the 
on 
clothes.)

architecture 

influence 

of 

Lety Vernon, “ Proteus, or, the F u ­

ture of Intelligence,” 1925.

Russell, Bertrand, “ What 

I Be­

lieve,” 1925. 

(This with his “ Icarus” 

constitutes a sort of confession of 
faith.)

Scott-Stokes, IL F., “ Perseus, or, of

D ragons,” 1925.

Schiller, F. C. S., “Tantalus, or, 

the F uture o f Man,” 1924. 

( A n ­

other contribution to the 

literature 

of eugenics.)

Book Reviews

“ M U R E M O R T A L S ’

Strange, indeed, but a modern doc­
tor has given us an unscientific book 
filled with personal glimpses of f a ­
mous men whost- names are familiar 
to all persons with a high school or 
college education. Written in a sim­
ple, direct style understandable 
to 
the layman, “ Mere M ortals” by Dr. 
F.R.C.S.E.,
C. MacLaurin, M.B.C., 
LL.Dv, draws aside Che eifrtains of 
life so that we actually become ac­
quainted with Arthur Schopenhauer, 
F r e d e r x k Nietzsche, Baruch Spinoza, 
the peculiar Dr. Johnson, and the old 
kings m d queens of England and 
Germany.

A fter making an extensive study of 
the tem peram ents and diseases that 
group coat tails of historical char­
acters, Dr. MacLaurin, a fte r giving 
the lie to much o f the gossip associ­
ated with the names o f these people, 
goes and adds several choice b5ts of 
scandal o f his own which he has 
picked up 
Perhaps 
in his travels. 
for the Ar t time has a book been 
published which give-; a true account 
o f the wildness of Anne Boleyn and 
the flirtations o f Queen Elizabeth.

A fter making us feel a bit ashamed 
because he revealed so much of these 
notable women and concealed so lit­
tle. Dr. MacLaurin relates the 
inci­
dent which inspired Schopenhauser to 
write his tirade against that “short­
legged. 
f e ­
m ales.” Because Schopenhauer dis­
covered a maiden seam stress gossip­
ing on his stairsteps, “ incontinently 
took her by tho waist and threw her 
downstairs with a coarse description 
o f her character to boot; and after 
her flung her sewing and the tools of

long-haired 

race— the 

T H E D A I L Y T E X A N
■■ '■». . a ? ;___ ...

court, 

her trade,*’ he became 
embittered 
agaiiMst w om en and wrote his caustic 
lady took the case 
epigrams. Bald 
to 
and Schopenhauer was 
forced to pay her a pension of nine 
British pounds a year for the rest 
little 
o f her life. A fter all, he had 
reason for loving women.

Perhaps 

test," u se d one 

in every sketch. 

the o n ly phrase which 
smacks o f the me d i ca l profession is 
or 
“W asserm ann 
more tim es 
it 
d o e s nothing els*, Dr. MacLaurin’s 
“Mere M ortals” c o m p l e t e l y answers 
the oft mooted q u es t i o n a n d satisfies 
us that the world is growing better 
instead o f w orse.— S. J.

If 

“ M e r e M o r t a l * .” b y C . M a c L a u r in .

G e o r g e 
lish er* . N e w Y o r k 

I. D o r a n C o m p a n y , P u b ­
P r ic e . $ 2 . 5 0 ; 

pp. 2 5 0 .

R ecen t G ives Rare

B ook to Law Library

o f 

On the occasion 

the recent 
m eeting o f the Board o f Regents of 
the U niversity, Judge S. C. Padel- 
ford o f Fort Worth, a member o f the 
board, presented to the law library 
a copy o f the first edition of a no­
table book. 
It is entitled “ The Life 
o f William, Late Earl of Mansfield, 
of Lincoln Inn, 
by John Holliday 
Esq.. F. R. S., and Barrister at Law .” 
The hook was published in 1797. 
It 
is still 
in a fine state of preserva­
tion both as to binding and text.

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T H E C l a s s i f i e d a d v e r t i s i n g s e r v i c e 
o f T h e D a i l y T e x a n wi l l g i v e o n e 
b o y a n d o n e g i rl a f r e e p a s s t o th« 
if 
d o w n t o w n t h e a t e r s e a c h d a y . S e e 
y o u r n a m e 
in t h e C l a s s i f i e d S e c ­
t i o n.

is 

S e n d T h e D a i l y T e x a n h o m e .

S p eed y N ew Spring F ootw ear I
For th e C hristm as V a ca tio n s
Eighteen late models shown for the first time this week.

M o d e s t l y p r i c e d . . .

$ 8 .5 0 , $ 9 .5 0 , $ 1 0 .5 0 , 

u p to $ 1 3 .5 0

G ifts. . .

the Shop 

From 
knows as smart.
P retty SA TIN M U LES 
and D ’ORSAYS. . .

“ S h e ” 

$ 1 .9 5 to $ 6 .5 0

H OSIERY of Gossamer 
sheerness from “ Propper” 
in shades o f individuality.

$ 1 .9 5 , $ 2 .5 0 , $ 2 .9 5 , 
up to $ 5 .0 0

B U C K L E S — a beautiful 
decrees 
G ift; 
R hinestones as c o r r e ct'for 
evening w e a r , . .

fashion 

$ 1 .5 0 to $ 6 .5 0

A b o v e . 

. 

. T H E A P A C H E

P a t e n t , w i t h 
H o n e y S a t i n , c o p p e r p a t e n t a p p l i q u e 
B l a c k Si l k V e l v e t , st i l t h e e l s

i r i d e s c e n t c o l l a r 

$11
$ 1 1
$10

ADVERTISE IN THE TEXAN

PAGE ELEVEN

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TH E LITTLE D E P A R T M E N T STORE W IT H A BIG P U R P O S E ”

Luedecke-Moffatt Co.
Opening ot Our New and Enlarged Store

T H E F R IE N D L Y S T O R E

MONDAY, DEC. 14*

A special event, continuing until Christmas 

E xceptional values in goof! standard m erchandise

W e Invite You to V is if U s 

W e Q uote O nly a l ew of the M any V alues

S p e c ia lly A r r a n g e d G ro u p

TAILORED AND 
AFTERNOON SILK 
DRESSES

Flat Crepe, Crepe Satin,

G eorgette, Cut V elvet

Some have long sleeves, others have 
sh ort sleeves.

A fine assortm ent of

C O L O R S , S IZ E S , A N D ST Y L E S
No Two Alike

V a lu es up to $ 2 9 .5 9 S p e c ia l $ 1 6 .5 0 
V a lu e s up to $ 3 3 .5 0 S p e c ia l $ 1 8 .5 0 
V a lu es up to $ 2 9 .7 5 S p e c ia l $ 2 5 .0 0

Just in tim e to get a n ew d ress for 
the h olid ays.

NEW HOLIDAY HATS
T H E Y A R E B E A U T IF U L

You must see them . You will be delighted.

$5.00 ""^ .S O

AUSTIN PR O D U C T S

H O T C O FFE E

hoi* if'

be 

Will 
served — State 
House Brand by courtesy 
of W ilco x -N elso n Co.

S A L A D

D R ESSIN G

Sandwiches will be served. 
“Ever F re sh ” Thousand 
of 
Island 
“Ever Fresh Food Co.”

courtesy 

by 

Austin, Texas

SILK PARTY 
AND DANCE
FROCKS
JU S T A R R IV E D 
FOR TH E H O LID A Y
SE A SO N

G e o rg ette, C hiffon T a f f e ­
ta, Hand Painted G eor­
gette.

Al l t h e n e w s h a d e s . A s p e c i al
g r o u p .

Sizes 1 5 - 1 7 - 16 - 1 8 - 36

Special $25.00

FINE SILK 
HOSIERY

K a y s e r’s A lle n A

F U L L F A S H I O N E D

Pure silk with practical lisle top 
toe. 

,

-for -tho person that ap­
preciates quality and service. 
Black and all new colors.
Sizes 8 to IO.

A m e r i c a ’s hes t h o s i e r y v a l u e

PerPair $1.50

T W O G R O U PS

FINE WINTER COATS

A ll Fur T r im m e d — Ail Silk C rep e Lined
N e w e s t M a t e r i a l s — N e w S h a d e s

R e g u l a r $ 6 5 . 0 0 and $ 6 9 . 5 0 v a lu e s , s p e c i a l 
R e g u l a r $ 4 5 . 0 0 a n d $ 4 7 . 5 0 v a l u e s , s p e c i a l

$47.50
$29.75

A s p e c i a l p u r c h a s e b y o u r N e w Y o r k o f f i c e a l l o w s us to o f f e r 
t h i s w o n d e r f u l c o a t v s l u e .

SILK UNDERWEAR

P u r e G l o v e S ilk G l o v e s , all c o lo r s a n d sizes 
P u r e G l o v e Silk P a j a m a * , p a r te! s h a d e s , n e r sui t 
R a y o n S i l k G l o v e s a n d T e d s , p a s t e l s h a d e s

$4.75
$7.95
$1.98

They mean so much! 
—these little things

Candlesticks, book-ends, trays, vases- th e y 
d o n t take up nearly so much room, hut they 
are quite as important for that air of diatonic' 
tion you want in your home, as your largest 
pieces of furniture. You will find a splendid 
selection here. Wed! be glad to have you] ast 
come in and look them over. And you will be 
interested in seeing the latest styles rn Gruen 
Watches which we now have*on display.

ST E L FO X ’S

W IFE

of Libby Cut Glass at special low

Large assort 
p rice s.
Etched aud cut tableware in twenty different d e­
sig n s. 

;• L

O neida C om m unity Silver

26 piece sets— 20 year guarantee, $13.00
26-piece sets—50 year guarantee, $28.00

fo r

And all odd pieced to match

Dinner Sets and B reakfast Sets from $7.75 up. 
Largest stock in Austin to select from.

Austin Hardware & Crockery Co

511 Congress Ave. 

Phone 7409

R en um b er H&rtroU

 pAGE TWELVE

12 SUSpENSIONS FALL TERM-- 

‘HOT CHECKS’ DROp TWO 

STUDENTS FROM ‘U’ ROLL

T h e r e is no im plication th at such o f- j 

Cold W a te r Suits

Stitt, 

T h ’s list of convictions represents , 
I per cent o f the student |
le ts than 
body. 
it must ap p ear to ail j 
right thinking student* th at, if th eir 
>.wn good name and the good name 
o f the U niversity are to be adequately
protected, even the small number of 
law -breakers now enrolled should be 
eliminated.

The foregoing statem ent* and ex- 
a rn pies are offered fo r the sole p u r­
pose of inform ing the* student body,
I in order that few er of these offenses 
I will occur in the future, and few er 
imposed.
I penalties will have 

to be 

fen es a r e in creasing. On the co n­

t r a r y . serious cases of misconduct on 

the part «»f students are becoming 

few er and fe w e r : a f a c t which has 

!>een noted with gratification by both 

U niversity and city officials. 

T he 

tudent body, as a whole, deserve com­

mendation 

f o r 

the stra ig h t-fo rw a rd 

conduct of the g re a t m a jo rity a t all 

t i me s , and fo r the steady decline of 
the 
by 
once 
influence 
trouble-m akers.

possessed 

M em bers T u rtle Club

in 

“ F a ll term try o u ts f o r the T u rtle ) 
Club are being held 
the Y . M.j
C. A. pool in spite of the f a c t that 
is not being heated any 
the w ater 
m ore.” stated 
j resident of the 
club.

the 

the 

these 

“ E ach o f 

th irty m em bers 

i? 
taking 
^he co n ­
tinued, “ and will be graded on her 
ability, Theso- grades on tryouts will 
the aver-
be given each 

term and 

tryouts,” 

in 

aires will be made 
the spring. 
Those m aking the highest averages 
will be given emblems, silver tu rtles, 
and gold tu r t le s accord ng to th e ir 
ra n k .”

S A M E L I B R A R Y R U L E S

in 

the "la in 

B o th the ma.n library and re s e n 
hee:ion 
Building v ] 
co nfo rm to their usual hours throng 
exam week, according to VV. E. Wink 
The re serve seetio 
i ler, 
wa> open until 6 ©’clock on Saturda 

librarian . 

I D ece m b er 12 only.

C. C. BA K ER

E. L. C O F F E Y

CAFE

Half Block Off the Avenue on W est 6th St

When you are downtown pay u 

reasonable prices on

GOOD FOODS— W E L L p R E p A R E D 

CO URTEO US SERVICE

Give yourself arui friend 

for our

SU N D A Y S p E C IA L DINNER

HATS

COLORED

SHIRTS

DRESSING
GOWNS

CAPS

SWEATERS

FINEST COLLEGE

STORE IN THE SOUTH

The Store^For College

A De Luxe Sport 
car at the loud­
e st p r i c e {or 
similar quality.

Five-passenger Roadster
$ 1690.00

Rqdraulic 4-u?heel brakes, 
special steering {or balloon 
tires, disappearing rear seat

Shropshire Motor Co.
21.1 F. Sib S t. 

Phone 3 7 9 0

HOLIDAY EXCURSION R A T E S

G I V E

SOMETHING MUSICAL, GIFTS OF HAppINESS 
Get the Christmas Spirit

SA XO pH O N ES 
TROM BONES 

CORNETS
CLARINETS
DRUMS, U K U L ELES , BAN JO S 
And Don’t Forget
A B A B Y GRAND pIANO
“The Ideal Gift That L a s t .."
G IV E
SOMETHING MUSICAL 
pay Us Later 
Quality Considered, Our price* Are Lowest

J . R. REED MUSIC CO

The Music House With the Xm as Spirit

SteW^Vertncke j

$eet!ot>at
HTHE SHERATON as part 
*“■ of a d eco rativ e sch em e.

Make a wise investment. Make 
i wonderful g ift. They never 
ro out of style. You can't out­
grow them.

A complete stock— top, base and 
hree units as low as—

Delivered in Texas

C A. DAHLICH

1410-1420 Lavaca Street

W A N T E D

iO U S E - M O T H E R S O F T H E UNI- 
/ E R S I T Y W H O W A N T T O R E N T 
T H E IR R O O M S F O R T H E W I N T E R 
TERM TO B E G I N A D V E R T I S I N G 

NOW.

p h o n e soot*