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AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1925 

No 92

ELECTION TODAY TO FILL FOUR CAMPUS VACANCIES
SENA TE REJECTS,FOUR OF SIX APPOINTED REGENTS]* UFI I

M usic Frat Brings 

G uion, N ative T exan

MUSTANGS WIN FROM 

LONGHORNS ON S. M. U. 
COURT MONDA Y, 31-26

Among Those 
In School

BY

MABEL COOPER

S. FERGUSON TO 
E S E V E N Of 
F U T U R E REGENTS

U ive of th e co-ed holders of schol- j 
the U n iv e rsity reside a t ■ 

in 

Marsh, W haley, W ooten, and 
H ank am er Fail to Receive 
Senate C onfirm ation

a r s h ip s 
th e W o m a n ’s B uilding, accord in g to 
M rs, Ceil f 'a r o th e r s , cha p e ro n . These 
g ir ls a r e E lizabeth T u c k e r of N a c ­
ogdoches, holder of the D a u g h te r s of 
t h e A m e ric a n Revolution scho larship 
w hich is offe re d each y e a r ; F r a n c e s 
E th e l W ip ff of E a g le Pass, who has 
th e T ex a s W om en’s P re ss Association 
s c h o la rs h ip ; M a r g a r e t B ra c h e r 
of 
F r e d e r ic k s b u r g , who h as th e sc h o la r­
ship offered by th e Home Economics 
C lu b ;R u th A le x a n d e r of Dallas, hol­
der of th e sc h o la rs h ip given by the 
R e je c tio n o f f o u r m e m b e rs of the
A m e rica n College W o m e n s ( t u b of t U n iv e rsity B o ard o f R e g e n ts, who 
D a lla s, R u th A ired of B eaum on t, ’ w e r e 
recess a p p o in t m e n ts of Gov. 
w ho holds the P a n -H e lle n ic sch olar- P a t N e f f w as m ade by th e S e n a te

Senate Spends O ver Three 
H ours Considering H u n ­
dreds of Names

H I M H i STOREY PUSS

T h re e of the girl* a r e seniors, Mis- 

The nam eg rejecte(] w e r e ; c h a r l e s
se* T ucker, W ipff, and B ra c h e r, arid B M arsh A ustin; W. S. W haley, Cle- 
tw o a r e f r e s n m e n ; Misses A le x a n d e r h u r n e ; D r J o e Wooten> A u s ti n ; and
E a rl c H ankam er> S o u r L a k e . C o n­
i nd Aired. 

in e x e c u tiv e session M on day .

f ir m a tio n was m ade o f the ap p o in t- 
A m a n d a H e r r i n g of T y le r, a fre s h - mtJnts ()f T u c k e r Royal! o f P a le stin e , 

O wing to 

m a n in the U n iv e rsity , has th e honor a n ^ R* G. S to re y of Tyler. 
of the 
of w in n in g second prize in a s t a t e ­
te r m s o f t h r e e m e m b e rs, a n d th e r e ­
wide co n test f o r a piece of local h is ­
je c tio n by 
th e fo u r 
th e S e n a te o f 
to r y , e n titled “ P ioneer D ays in T y ­
a p p o in te e s, it will be n e c e ssa ry for 
le r,” which she w rote 
her 
th e incom ing g o v e rn o r, M rs. Miriam 
se n io r y e a r in high school. Miss H e r ­
to n a m e seven of the 
A. F e r g u so n 
r in g is a c o nsiste nt s tu d e n t, h av in g
m a d e five A ’s and one B d u r in g th e J nine m en who w ill com pose the f u ­
fa ll te rm .

th e e x p ir a tio n 

tu r e b oa rd.

d u r in g 

J o h n L. “ R e d ” M cK n ig h t of H a l ­
lettsville is a sophom ore in th e Col­
lege of A rts and Sciences. He g r a d ­
ua te d w ith h ig h e st ho no rs from the 
H a lle tts v ille H ig h School 
1923. 
is now s tu d y in g pre-law 
M c K n ig h t 
w o rk a n d e x p e c ts 
ta k e a Ll.B. 
degree.

to 

in 

C o n fir m a tio n of th e a p p o in tm e n t 
of Mr. Royall will h a v e no b e a rin g 
on th e p e rs o n n e l of t h e n ew board, 
as he goes o u t o f th e o ffic e with 
th e e x p ira tio n o f his t e r m th is m o n th ; 
unless he is r e a p p o in te d b y G ov ernor 
F e rg u so n .

T h e te r m o f R. G. S to r e y , th e o th e r 
a p p o in te e , will n o t e x p ire u n til J a n ­
u a r y , 1929.

^ 

P e a r l W illiam s of H o t 

A r k a n s a s , who j u s t g r a d u a te d fro m 
high school, re g is te re d in th e U n iv e r ­
sity fo r th e w in te r t e r m ’s work. She 
is s ta y in g a t the W o m a n ’s Building.

I 

T e r m s of H. J. L u tc h e r S ta r k o f
S p rin g s, j O ra n g e, H. A. W ro e o f A u s tin , and
Mr. Royall e x p ire in J a n u a r y o f this 
ye a r. All o f th e r e m a in in g m em bers 
with 
th e e x ce p tio n o f M rs. H. J . 
O ’H a ir o f C olem an, w e r e a p pointe d

 

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I by G o v e rn o r N e ff.

T h r e e P o u rs a n d t w e n ty m in u te s 
Alton S. H a r r y of Y o aku m , soph- w ere r e q u ir e d by the S e n a te to c o n. 
t he h u n d re d s o f 
the U n iv e i- n a m es of G o v e rn o r N e f f ’s a p p o in t- 

om ore s tu d e n t in th e College of A r ts gider a n d d ;scuss 
a n d Sciences, cam e 
to 
s ity in th e fall of 1923, a f t e r g r a d - } m e n t8,
M em bers a n d te r m s o f th e b oard 
u a t i n g w ith high honors 
\ oakum High School, w here he m ade ^ j g y e a r, p r io r to th e S e n a te re je c ­
t e r s 
in football, bask etb a ll, 
baseball, and w as a m em ber of the 
d r a m a t i c club and d e b a tin g society.
H e expects to ta k e his B.B.A. de g ree 
in 1927.

E x p ir in g te r m s in J a n u a r y , 1925: 
T u c k e r Royall, P a le s tin e ; H e n r y J. 
L u tc h e r S ta r k , O r a n g e ; a n d H . A. 
W roe, A ustin.

an d Uons h a w ^

 ftg follow 8. 

from 

the 

E x p ir in g t e r m s in J a n u a r y , 1927: 
Dovie F r e e m a n of D un can , Okla., E arl C. H a n k a m e r , S o u r L a k e ;
C h arles B. M arsh, A u s tin ; a n d Mrs 
H. J . O ’H a ir, C olem an.

b a s e n te re d 
th e U n iv e rsity . Miss 
F r e e m a n , who is s ta y in g a t th e W o­
m a n ’s B uilding, com pleted high school 
j u s t before comiing to school here.

E x p ir in g te r m s in J a n u a r y , 1929; 
R. G. S to re y , D allas; W . S. Whaley, 
Dr. J o e S. W ooten.

C h a rle s B. M arsh w as a p p o in te d to | 

E d n a E a s te r s , who la s t y e a r w as 
s e c r e t a r y to the s e c r e ta r y 
th e 
p r e s id e n t of A. & M. College, is now
s e c r e ta r y to Mrs. Neil C a r o th e rs an d A f I I A / I N I I 
/ t L U l V l n l 
is a t te n d in g the U n iv e rsity . 

of 

succeed Sam P. C o c h ra n , who 
signed M ay 16, 1924.

r e ­

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I

A U L I C K V I S I T S

is one o f 

Dr. A. L. Aulick 

th e 
f if te e n B a p tis t m in iste rs selected by 
th e B a p tis t S ta te B o ard to visit T e x ­
a s c h u rc h e s an d hold b u d g e t 
c o n ­
f e r e n c e s with th e m em b e rs. He le ft 
M o nday to visit th e B u r n e t and L a m ­
p a s a s c h urch es.

J U S T A P A IR O F 

G L A S S E S — B U T

th e y m e a n t a lot to him. He 

h ad to have them to stud y, and 

he did not have the money to 

bu y a n o th e r p a ir. 

So he p u t 

a lost a d in—

T H E DAILY TE X A N

And now he h as his glasses on!

I 

T T I
I VJ
BE COMPILED BY 
B. B. A. F R A T

I 

A lp h a K a p p a Psi, b usiness adm in-; 
istra tio n f r a t e r n i t y , held a m e e tin g 
last n ig h t a t th e hom e o f Dr. A. P. 
W in sto n .

A t th e m e e tin g a c o m m itte e was 
| a p p o in te d to compile a list o f n am es 
o f the alu m n i to be s e n t to the n a ­
tional s e c re ta r y . A n o th e r m ee tin g 
will be held F e b r u a r y I, a c c o rd in g to 
E v e r e t t L ord , p r e s id e n t o f th e f r a ­
te rn ity .

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H istory Club W ill 

H old M eeting T onight

H isto ry Club will m e e t T u e sd a y 
in M. B. 104 and a 
nig h t a t 7:15 
p ro g ra m of u n u s u a l in te r e s t will be 
given, a c c o rd in g to o ffic ia ls.

A d dresses a n d p a p e r s o f a histo­
the 

ric? I n a tu r e a r e f e a t u r e d 
m e e tin gs o f this o rg a n iz a tio n .

a t 

D A V I D W . G U I O N

G u i o n it a n a t i v e o f T e x a s , h a v ­
i n g b e e n bo r n a n d r e a r e d in B a l ­
n a t i o n a l 
l i n g e r . H e has w o n a 

r e p u t a t i o n as c o m p o s e r a n d p i a n ­
f o r 
ist, a n d 
his 
f o r ­
t r a n s c r i p t i o n o f t h e ol d 
t u n e , “ I u r k e y in t h e S t r a w . ”

is e t o e c i a l l y 

f a m o u s 

DAVID C M TO APPEAR

N oted M usician C om es to A u s ­
tin U nd er A u s p ic e s of Phi 
Mu A lp h a

F e a t u r i n g his own 

com positions, 

w hich have won p o p u la r ity th r o u g h ­

o u t th e U nited S ta te s , David W. 

G uion, n a tiv e T e x a n , will a p p e a r in 

c o n c e r t with Daisy Polk a t the J u n ­

ior H igh School a u d ito r iu m , J a n . 24 

a t 8 :1 5 , u n d e r th e au sp ic e s of Phi 

Mu A lpha, 

.Sinfonia F r a t e r n i t y 

o f 

A m erica.

T h e m ost f a m o u s o f Mr. G u io n ’s 
w orks is his in im itab le tr a n s c r ip tio n 
o f “ T u r k e y in the S t r a w ,” a typical 
A m e ric a n folk-song. Mr. Guion has 
do n e a 
real piece o f artistic a n d 
la s tin g w ork in his tr a n s c r ip tio n s o f 
th e d a r k e y s p iritu a ls, which th e c r i t ­
ics s a y -are the only typ ic a lly A m e ri­
can music. The com po sition s of Mr. 
Guion a r e played a n d su n g on th e 
p r o g r a m s o f all th e le a d in g c o n c e rt 
to d a y , 
a r tis ts o f A m erica 
including 
Seagle, Gluck. 
G alli-Curci, Sousa, 
G a te s, and P e rc y G r a in g e r.

Miss Polk, since fin ish in g s tu d y in 
N e w Y ork, has a p p e a r e d w ith u n ­
qu a lifie d success in c h u rc h and c o n ­
c e r t w o rk in the E a s t an d So uth. She 
will sing th e songs t h a t have m ade 
G uion fam ous, a m o n g th e m 
“ M ary 
A lo n e ,” “ De OI’ A r k ’s a M ov erin ,’ ” 
“ H opi Indian C ra d le S o n g ,” a n d “ No­
bod y Knows de T ro u b le I Sees.”

T h is is Mr. G u io n ’s first a p p e a r ­
ance in A u stin, th o u g h he is a n ative 
T e x a n a n d now lives in Dallas. Phi 
Mu A lpha is f o r t u n a t e in b eing able 
to o b ta in this d a te , f o r Guion is in 
d e m a n d on th e c o n c e rt sta g e in the 
le a d in g cities o f A m e ric a , according 
to Royall C a ld e r, p r e s id e n t o f 
th e 
f r a t e r n i t y .
 

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“T ennis on S u n d ay”

W ill Be Subject at 

H ogg D ebating Club

p laying 

tne U n iv e r s ity 

‘ Resolve!, T h a t th e 

of 
te n n is should be p e r m itte d on S u n ­
of T e x a s 
d a y on 
c o u r ts ,” v ili be the 
.subject for d e ­
b a t e a t Urn H ogg D e b a tin g Club to­
n ig h t. The m eeting will be 
7 
o'clock in th e Y. M. C. A.

a t 

T h e a f f ir m a t iv e side will be r e p r e ­
sented by W hite a n d C l a i r c e T r a - 
g e r, a n d th e n e g a tiv e by S. P. H u r ­
ley and B ra n d e n b u rg .

“ H e a r d sn the Lobbies of the L eg­
is la tu r e ,” will be discussed by D u d ­
ley W ynn. D w ig h t J o h n so n will talk 
on “ M a ’s I n a u g u r a l Ball,” an d H ow ­
ell H a p p will give th e weekly g r u n t. 
V isitors a r e invited.

Favors Assembly C onducted j Hon a g a in s t f ire being pro vided.” 

for G ood of Entire S tu ­
dent Body

S I G I DELTA CH

Sm all Fire Put O ut 

at W om an's B uilding

destroy ed 

I ire <if u n d e te rm in e d o rig in 

last 
n ig h t p a r tia lly 
a p p r o x i­
m ately 50 c h a irs and a box o f m a g ­
azines in th** ba se m e n t of th e W om ­
an s Building. 
a n s w e re d 
tin* call a t 8 :5 0 o ’clock, a n d com ­
pleted t h e i r w ork in tw e n ty m in utes 
th e a d v isin g yells of a la rg e 
amidst 
crowd of stu d e n ts.

I* iremen 

“ That place is a r e g u l a r fire t r a p , ” 
com m ented F ire Chief I). L. Wood­
seems 
w a r d , a f t e r th e 
s tr a n g e t h a t $250,000 should be spent 
fo r a b uilding w ith o u t more p re c a u -

fire. 

“ I t 

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p

 

Eighteen Selected at 
Election That Will 
Held This Year

Only
Be

D e W i t t R e d d i c k 
C l a r e n c e T a b b 

A l p h o n a o R a g l a n d 
E m i l B o s e 

E d w a r d S t e e r s 
E m i l V a n Z a n d t 
F r e d S h e r w o o d 
J. G . M c A l l i s t e r 
G r a n v i l l e P r i c e 
H. D. E d w a r d s 
E l m e r C a l l i h a n 
S a m J o h n s o n 
L o u i s H a m l e t ! 
H o w a r d A d a m s 
W e l c o m e D i x o n 
Roy H a y n e *
L e s t e r S a c k 
L e e W o o d s

a n n o u n c e s 

f r a t e r n i t y , 

T e x a s U n iv e rsity c h a p t e r o f S igm a 
Delta Chi, n a tio n a l p ro fe ssio n a l j o u r ­
nalistic 
th e 
election o f e ig h te e n m e m b e rs , who 
have p ro ven 
some 
form o f j o u r n a lis t ic work. O r d i n a r ­
ily tw o e le c tio n s a r e held d u r in g th e 
session b u t only one electio n will be 
held th is y e a r.

t h e ir a b ility in 

Sigm a D elta Chi w as fo u n d e d a t 
I‘a uw U n iv e rs ity on A p ril 17, 
De 
It w as fo u n d e d with a view 
1969. 
to p ro m o tin g fellow ship a m o n g j o u r ­
nalists o f 
is 
d e d ic a te d to the d e v e lo p m e n t of the 
hig h e st ideal o f e th ic s o f th e p r o f e s ­
sion, a n d to serv in g, w ithin its m e m ­
bership as a m edium fo r the e x c h a n g e 
of p ro b le m s a n d ex p e rie n c e.

the hig h e st 

typ e . 

It 

T h e n - a r e th ir ty - e i g h t c h a p te r s rn 
the le a d in g cplleges an d u nive rsitie s. 
The n a tio n a l o r g a n iz a tio n is a f f e c t ­
ed t h r o u g h the c e n tr a l o f fic e in D e­
tr o it fro m which th e policies o f th e 
o r d e r a re d ire c te d th r o u g h t h e o f f i­
“ T he j 
cial o rg a n , which 
to J 
Q uill.” An a n n u a l 
which one d e le g a te fr o m each c h a p t e r 
fall. A. J . 
is se n t, 
d i e t e r , p r e s i d e n t o f th e T e x a s c h a p ­
te r, r e p re s e n te d T e x a s a t 
th e c o n ­
ven tio n la st fall.

c alled 
c o n v e n tio n , 

is held each 

is 

TO BE CLOSED BV 
BALLOTING TODAY

Longhorn Editor, T w o A ssem ­
bly Members, and W o m an 
Councilm an to Be Chosen

ELEVEN W1IDJITES

Five Ballot Boxes to Be Lo­
cated in Law, Engineering, 
Education and M. B.

lively 

f u l m i n a t i n g in the special e lection 
; to be held this m o rn in g b e g in n in g a t 
J 8 :3 0 o ’clock, 
political 
th e 
j c a m p aig n which h as been c a r r ie d on 
! w ith g r o w in g in t e r e s t on the F o r t y 
| A c re s f o r th e p a st two weeks, will bo 
b ro u g h t to a close w ith the c a stin g 
of th e la st b a llo t a t 1:15 p. rn. O f ­
fices w hich a r e v a c a n t, du e to tho 
w ith d ra w a l fro m the U n iv e rsity 
o f 
f o r m e r s t u d e n t o ffic e rs, a n d which 
a re to be filled to d a y by th e electio n 
of one c a n d id a te fo r each position, 
a r e : E d ito rsh ip of the L o n g h o rn M a g ­
a zine, on e man A cad em ic A ssem bly­
m an, one w om an A cadem ic A sse m ­
blym an, a n d one w om an C o uncilm an. 
I n s t r u c t i o n s G i v e n 

F o r th e in f o r m a tio n o f th e la rg e 
n u m b e r o f v o te rs who a re e x p e c te d 
to go to th e polls to m o rro w , S. E ld o n 
D yer, p r e s id e n t o f th e S tu d e n ts A s­
sociation, s ta te s t h a t the s tu d e n ts o f 
all d e p a r tm e n t s a r e privileged to vo te 
for L o n g h o rn e d ito r ; all w om en v ote 
f o r W o m e n ’s C o u n c ilm a n ; ait A c a ­
dem ic m en a n d women vote f o r A c a ­
dem ic Men a n d W omen A ssem bly- 
( men.

F i v e B a l l o t B o x e s

T h e re a r e five b allo t boxes, w ith 
a m a n in c h a rg e o f e ach box to a s ­
sist t h e v o te r s in m a k in g o u t t h e i r 
ballots. T h e boxes, a c c o rd in g to E d ­
win T a e g le , election ju d g e , will be 
in the follo w in g building*: A ca d e m ic 
G irls’ Box in th e G irls S tu d y Hall in 
th e M a in B u ild in g ; Academ ic Boys in 
th e r o t u n d a o f th e Main B u ild in g ; 
and one b ox each in th e E n g in e e r in g 
Building, th e Law Building, a n d th e 
E d u c a tio n Building.

F o llow ing is th e official b a llo t: 
L o n g h o r n E d i t o r 

D e W itt Reddick 
J o h n B ullington 
M a u rin e W a lk e r 
J . H. P o lla rd

J e s sie C h u rc h 
M arion P e n n

W o m e n ’* C o u n c i l 

M e n ’* A c a d e m i c A s s e m b l y m a n

J . R ic h a rd M cM u rra y 
C h a rle s F r a n c is W a rd 
A. A. N o rm a n 
R o b e rt A, N e b le tt 

W o m e n ’* A c a d e m i c A s s e m b l y m a n 

F r a n c e s A gnew

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Bedichek A nnounces

D ebating C hanges

D efeat P laces T exas in 
Fifth Position on Con­
ference Standing

C O N F E R E N C E S T A N D IN G

W. L.
Okla. A. & M.
2
Arkansan
.... 3
Texas A. & M. ... ..... 2
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S. M. U.
Texas
.... I
Baylor
0
Rice
0

0
I
I
2
3
2
I

Pct.
1.000
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T e x a s d ro p p ed 

to f if th place 

th** c o n f e r e n c e sta n d in g , w hen 
S. M. Ill M u s ta n g s d e f e a te d 
last n ig h t, a t Dallas, 31-26.

in 
th** 
them 

I his is th e th ir d s t r a i g h t loss for 
th e L o nghorns. T h e O klaho m a A g ­
gies took tw o g a m e s from the S te e rs 
last F r id a y a n d S a t u r d a y , and 
the 
M u sta ng s did th e u n e x p e c te d and d e ­
fe a te d Doc S t e w a r t ’s q u in te t. The 
s t u b ­
crippled L o n g h o rn s p u t up a 
born fight, b u t th e ir w e a k n e s s co m ­
th e d e te r m in e d fig h t of 
bined with 
the M u sta n g s, c a u se d 
S t e e r s ’ 
th ir d loss.

th e 

C oach B rid g e s ’ B e a rs will be th e 
n e x t te a m t h a t T e x a s 
h e re 
J a n . 31, a nd , fr o m th e p r e s e n t o u t ­
look, th e L o n g h o r n s will have to be 
a t top form in o r d e r to d e f e a t the 
Baylor B ears.

p lays 

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M iss G earing W ill

Speak A b ou t London

T he Home Economics Club will 
give one of a series of d in n e r s a t 
6:30 T u e sd a y n ig h t a t th e U n iv e r ­
sity Commons. 
In all of th e se d in ­
n ers some fo re ig n c o u n tr y is f e a t u r ­
ed in menu and fa v o rs . T h e din n e r 
fo r T u e sd a y n ig h t will be centered 
a ro u n d E n g la n d . Miss M a ry G e a r ­
ing, head of th e d e p a r tm e n t of Home 
Economics 
th e U n iv e r s ity , will 
have the p rin c ip a l p a r t of th e eve­
n i n g ’s p r o g r a m , a n d will ta lk on the 
“ H ig h w a y s and B yw ays 
of E n g ­
la n d .’’ 
i o a s t s an d s tu n ts will make 
u p th e remainder, of the p r o g r a m for 
the d in ner.

in 

L om ax W ill A ddress 

R usk Society T onight

J o h n A. Lom ax, a n ex m em ber of 
Rusk L it e r a r y Society and p rom ine n t 
e x -stu d e n t of the U n iv e rs ity , will a d ­
d r e s s the society a t its r e g u l a r meet­
ing to n ig h t a t 7:15 in th e basem ent 
of th e L a w Building. T h e question, 
18th A m end ­
th e 
“ Resolved, T h a t 
m e n t should be r e p e a le d ” will be de­
bated, w ith F r y and Wise upholding 
th e a f f ir m a tiv e , an d C r a w f o r d and 
Collins a r g u i n g th e n e g ativ e.

T o n ig h t's p r o g r a m p ro m ises to be 
one of the best of th e y e a r for the 
society. AH m em bers a r e urg e d 
to 
a tte n d an d visitors a re invited.

D I C K N O R M A N

Dick N o r m a n of Belton announces 
his ca n d id a c y f o r A cademic A ssem ­
blym an in to d ay 's election. N o rm a n 
is a j u n io r in th e A cadem ic D e p a r t ­
ment.

Since com ing 

the U n iv e rsity , 
to 
N o rm a n has e a rn e d his expenses by 
w orking in th e Co-Op, in th e lib ra ry , 
a n d in th e e x ten sion studio. He is 
now o p e r a tin g the p h o to stat m achine 
in the b ase m e n t of the lib r a ry . He 
specializes in p h o to g ra p h y .

D u r in g his f r e s h m a n y e a r, N o rm a n 
w as class p r e s id e n t f o r the fall term . 
He is now a m em b er of the Cowboys,
“ I base my c an dida c y on a know l­
edge of stu d e n t g o v e rn m e n t arni th** 
g en eral a f f a i r s of the c a m p u s ,” sta te d 
"I f a v o r an assem bly c o n ­
N o rm a n . 
the 
ducted wholly f o r 
stu d e n t Laxly, th e lessening in n u m ­
ber of laws now in existence, and th e 
s tr ic t e n f o r c e m e n t of thy r e m a in in g 
la w s.”

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A th en aeu m W ill H ear 
Freshm an D eclaim ers 
at M eeting T onight

T r y o u ts f o r 

th** f r e s h m a n d e c la ­
m ation c o n te s t to be held n e x t week 
a r e to be c o n d u c te d 
tonight a t th e 
A th e n a e u m L i te r a r y Society. All 
f r e sh m e n who a r e m e m b e rs o f th e 
A th e n a e u m ar** e n title d to s p e a k in 
an e f f o r t 
th e society 
to r e p r e s e n t 
a t th e c o n te s t n e x t w eek. Speeches 
/
a r e lim ited to five m inu tes. 

Nationally Known Educators 
Will Speak at Dedication of 
New Biology Building May l l
Dr. Splaw n W ill Be For - j S y ra c u s e U n iv e rsity , will d e liv e r ad- 

m ally Installed at 
Cerem onies

d r e s s e s a t th e d e d ic a tio n exercises.

O ther* who will p a r tic ip a te in the 

in a u g u r a tio n a n d d e d ic atio n will be 

th e sam e d a y d u r i n g 

F o rm a l in stallatio n o f Dr. W. M. 
W. Splaw n as p r e s id e n t o f T exas 
U n iv ersity , and th e d e d ic a tio n o f th e 
$ 46 0,0 00 Biology B uilding, will be 
held on 
th e 
w eek c o m m e n c in g May I I . Two n a ­
tio n a lly known e d u c a to r s , Dr. C. A. 
K ofoid, a m e m b e r o f th e d e p a r tm e n t 
of Zoology a t the U n iv e r s ity of Cali­
fo r n ia , a n d Dr. W, L. B r a y o f the 
d e p a r t m e n t of b o ta n y a n d d ean o f 
the College o f A r t s a n d S cien ces of

G o v e rn o r “ M a ” F e rg u so n a n d o th e r 
high s ta t e o ffic ia ls , th e m e m b e r s of 
the B o a rd o f R e g e n ts, an d a n u m b e r 
of U n iv e rsity f a c u lty m e m b e rs. Dr. 
R. E. V inson, f o r m e r p r e s id e n t o f 
T e x a s U n iv e rsity , now p r e s i d e n t o f 
is e x ­
W e ste rn R e se rv e U n iv e rsity , 
pected to a t t e n d th e cerem o nies. Dr. 
W . 8. S u tto n , d e a n of th e School o f 
E d u c a tio n , who f o r ^ y e a r served as 
has 
p r e sid e n t o f 
c h a rg e o f the i n a u g u r a l plans.

the U n iv e rsity , 

T e x a s c h a p t e r w as establish ed and 
installed on J a n u a r y 20, 1913. M em­
bers a r e selected on 
th e basis of 
th e ir re c o rd in the U n iv e rsity o r p ro ­
fessional jo u r n a lis m .
o— 
— 

A ccording to Roy Bedichek, h ead of 
the In te rsc h o la s tic eague, t h e r e has 
been a c h a n g e made in 
th e m etho d 
of selecting the d e b a tin g te a m s w hich 
will m eet in A u stin f o r th e p u r p o s e 
of d e te r m in in g th e s t a t e cham pion s. 
I n ste ad of w in n in g te a m s of ev e ry 
d is tr ic t c om ing 
th e s t a t e meet, 
to 
th e re will be held b i-d istric t c o n tests
Iin which the teams of two adj'oittin^
I d is tr ic ts will m eet in debate, m u tu a l
on Campus M onday a g re e m e n t being m a d e by th e contest- 

J u d p e W a r r e n H i r k e 
VV a r t e n n i C K S 
j u d g e 

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! ing te a m s a s to the m eeting place.

J u d g e W a r r e n F. Hicks of Corsi- j 
Cana was in A u s t i n M onday on 0l^ i - < 
cia! business as C ounty J u d g e of N a- • 
v a r r o County and visited fr ie n d s on 
the cam pu s. H ick s a p p ea re d b e f o re ' 
th e H ig h w a y Commission in r e g a r d 
to se c u rin g sta te assista nc e in build­
ing roads in N a v o r r a County.

J u d g e Hicks secured a LL .B. de­
gree in 1923 and was p r o m in e n t on 
th e cam pus. H e w as p re s id e n t cf 
the L aw D ep a rtm e n t, a m e m b e r of 
Chancellors, and P h i D elta T h e ta , 
and a q uizm aster. H icks w as also 
presid ent of the A th e n a e u m L i t e r a r y 
Society. H e w a s 
into 
the office of C o un ty J u d g e J a n u a r y 
i, 1925.

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V e i l s ! U 1 U D t O
H old P arty Jan. 31

C o m ple ting p la n s f o r a Slum m ing 
P a r t y to be held in A ustin on S a t ­
u r d a y , J a n u a r y SI , the Oak Cliff 
Club held a m e e ting Monday evening 
in room 105 of th e Main Biulding. 
A co m m ittee was appointed to select 
th e places of in te re st f o r visitation. 
M em bers will meet in t h e r o tu n d a of 
the M ain B uild in g a t 8:40 p. rn. im­
m ed ia te ly following th e ba sk e t bail 
ga m e w ith Baylor, and fro m 
th e r e 
will s t a r t th e ir slum m in g th r o u g h the 
city.

 Bebby’s Nose Was

Finally, When I Had

Recovered From My

Laughter, I Told

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Short Story

F o r t h a t is w h a t h e * a f t e r .

Shorter— The

A professor, Em ma I int*, is a per­
son who teaches a few classes to get 
his mind off his domestic troubles.

Ferdie says he would have passed 
that clam yesterday, but he had too 
much hair oil on his har and his 
brain blipped,

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Use the conveniences of our big store. Let us help you in any way 
w e can. We re ready and willing.

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A b a t t e r h a l f is a m a ra f i g u r a of 

sp e e c h .

is y e t to c o m e.

S p e a k i n g o f p r o h i b t i o n — th e t h i r s t 

Little Nemo is out of a job again. 
The landlady down a? the boarding 
house where he 'hashed' got so angry 
she even fired the furnace.

W I N T E R W E R S E 

A m o m m y bloom * 
T ra * la -la -lo o , 

t r a - la - U - lo o ;

in S l a n d e r F ie ld 

T hi* d o « * n ’t m e a n a th in g to me 
C a n it m e a n a u g h t to y o u ?

After being downtown and watch­
ing the new traffic system in oper­
ation this Clown baa found out who 
the three wise men were: Stop, look, 
and listen.

Last Week

I Took That

Sweet Little Queen

Downtown To A

Movie. And When

We Came Qui

Laugh, and Laugh

And Laugh. That

Famous Troupe of All-Star I 
Minstrels Will Be at Han­
cock W ednesday

“Lassies” White, America’s 

fore- J 

most figure in negro minstrelsy, as­
sisted by forty celebrated black face I 
artists, will la1 the attraction at the I 
Hancock Theater on Wednesday, Jan- J 
uary 21. “Lasses” will, as usual, ap- I 
pear at every performance as he en- I 
joys his work as much as do his au-|| 
thence*. This season he is present-j 
inn 
ing another type of the darky 
which line of delineation he is alone.; 
His compelling personality and con-J 
fidential manner with his audience J
enjoyed. Thisjj 
are always greatly 
season’s strong roster includes Billy ‘ 
Doss, Dan Holt, Charlie Morris, B. j 
Burns, Maxwell Gordon, Frank Gil- j

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HOW MANY F R IE N D S HAVE YOU?

Said a man the other day: “ I have very few friends. Of 
I know lots of people, but 

coarse I have a lot of acquaintances. 
they are not what I .should call friends,

‘ A u d /’ he went on, “ if I were to die today there la hardly 
anyone on the otherside— th a t has gone on ahead of me—th a t I 
would look forw ard to meeting w ith any degree of pleasure.
“On, of course, there is is So and So, and So and So, 
they 
were friends, And there is Such and Such, and Such and Such— 
ihev were friends.” And he went on until he had named half a
hundred.

“But here in the flesh.” he argued, “there are not that many.
“ Now. if I were dead and on the other side looking this way, 
I could count on the fingers of one hand the folks whose coming
I would await with any degree of eagerness. There is So and So,
and So and So— thev are friends. And there is Such and Such. 
and S uch and S ich-—they are friends.” And he went on until
he had named a hundred.

And tho* th at n ** who had declared that he had scarcely 
a friend living o r dead, found under analysis that he had a hun­
dred and fifty friend-.

And thai is the w ay it is. Off-hand we may think there are 
very few people who care very much about us. And we may 
think th a t there are very few .people we care very much at»out. 
B ut when it came to a show-down the results would su rp rise us.
Get sick or get into trouble and watch people come to your 
a r i s t a nee— people whom you n e v tr dream ed thought of you 
twice,

And on the other hand let other people get into difficulty 
and w atch yourself go to their assistance— people who never 
dream ed th a t you thought of them twice.

When we consider the basis on which this world is set up— 
when we consider how people m ust strive and fight for exist- 
once—arid fo r the things they want— it is really w onderful th at 
It shows th a t underly­
aa much fellowship exists as does exist. 
ing all, m an ha* a g reat fundam ental love for man.

And when the tune comes that we shuck these m ortal bodies 
and m ortal problems th at go with them —and when we can get a 
clearer vision of realities— then that foundation love th a t man 
has for man will m anifest itself in all its splendid strength and 
p u rity .— Denton Rvcord-Chromcie.

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IN SOCIETY

THEATER ROW

B y L ou is T. H a s l e t t

H an cock — V a u d e v ille , M on d ay and 
Tuesday; “ L a s s e s W h ite '’ m in str els, 
all 
W ed n esd a y , 
and F rid ay m a tin e e ; 
lay T h u r sd a y 
F riday; 
Vfischa E lm an , 

“ D a n t e ’s In fern o,'' 

vio lin ist, 

The P assin g S h o w ,” S a tu r d a y .

M ajestic— “ P e t e r P a n ," M on d ay, 
Tuesday and W e d n e s d a y ; 
“ E a s t o f 
Suex,” T h u r sd ay, F rid a y and S a t u r ­
day.

Q u e e n — “ T h e 

S ilen t W a tch er ," 
M onday, T u e s d a y and W e d n e sd a y ; 
“C o rn er ed ,” T h u r sd a y , 
F rid a y and 
S atu rd ay.

T e x a s — “ P a in te d P e o p le ,’ M o n d ay 
m d T u e s d a y ; 
“ T h e S id e S h o w od 
L ife ,” W e d n e s d a y and T h u r sd a y ; 
Pola N egri in 
“ L ily o f the D u s t , ” 
Friday and S a tu r d a y .

Men's G y m — A m a t e u r C horal Club 
p resen ts D e P a c h m a n n , f a m o u s pian- 
st, T h u r sd ay e v e n i n g .

“Painted P eople” a 
Laugh Producer

“ Painted P eople,” a F irst N ational 
picture fea tu rin g Colleen Moore and 
directed by Clarence B adger, which 
is now playing at the T exas T heater, 
is declared to be one of the m ost hu­
morous photoplays ever seen on the 
local screen. 
It is from the pen o f 
Richard Connell, noted hum orist, and 
was published serially 
in C ollier’s 
Weekly, where it appeared under the 
title of the “ Sw am p Angel.**

M iss Moore is seen as the “tom ­
boy” daughter o f humble 
parents, 
who can play baseball as good as any 
“kid” in the neighborhood, and who 
is in grea t demand for the big gam es. 
It is a d iffic u lt role for any actress, 
it o ff w ith 
but M iss Moore carries 
honors, even if,during the rehearsals 
and the actual film in g , she sp lit a 
couple of fin g er nails and w as near­
ly knocked out by a pitched ball. 

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Majestic Showing 
“Peter Pan”

There is hardly a man, woman or 
child 
in the land who doesn’t know 
and love “ Peter P an ,” the boy who 
wouldn’t grow up.

For the past tw enty years this J. 
t^ls been nothing 
le g iti­

M. B arrie play 
short of a sensation on the 
mate stage.

In the H erbert Brenon production 

for Param ount of the Barrie m aster­

piece, w ith B etty Bronson, E rnest 

Tqrrenpe, <3yril Chadwick, V irginia 

Brown F aire, Anna May W ong, and 

others in the all star cast, the under 

ground home of the Little Lost Boys, 

N ever Nevpr Land itself, the Indians, 

fa iries and pirates all liave been pro­

duced with am azing fid elity on the 

screen.

“ Peter P an ,” which opened Mon­

day a t the M ajestic T heater, 

is a 

scene for scene picturization of the 

story as the author wrote it.

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DOC BAKER

P R O T E A N R E V U E 

And Five Other Big Acts

SOCIAL CALENDA R 

Tuesday, January 20, dance at 

K. C. H all, 4 to 7.

Friday, January 23, Chi Phi fra ­

tern ity dance, 9 to 12.

Saturday, January 24, A ll-U n i­

Saturday, January 24, German, 

versity dance.

K. C. Hall.

* * • *

New Sorority 
Entertains

of 

Members and pledges 

Sigm a 
Sigm a, new 
local sorority, w ere at 
home to their friends Sunday a fte r ­
noon at the residence of Mrs. H arry 
Guiding. The reception suite w as a t­
tractively decorated in hues o f pur­
ple and gold, 
colors, 
w hile baskets o f flow ers were placed 
a t vantage points about the room.

sorority 

the 

The charter members and patron­
esses of the chapter form ed the re­
ceiving line, together with the recent­
ly announced pledges, M isses H enri­
e tta M ayers, R osalie A gress, Mildred 
Goodman, and Lea A ltheim er.

M ellaena M ayers, president of the 
chapter, presided in the dining room 
where tea w as served w ith 
sand­
w iches and accom panying sw eets.

* * * *

Kappa Kappa Gamma 
to Hold Initiation

Kappa Kappa Gamma will bold an 
initiation service W ednesday for A l­
ice Allen of H earne, P a tty Sim s of 
B ryan, Frankie Maud Carroll 
o f 
Houston, Mr>ry M argaret Forbes of 
H ouston, M argaret C resto n of D al­
las, Evelyn Ryan of Laredo, M ar­
gu erite W essendorf of Richmond, 
Louise B arry of M arshall, Sarah 
W haley of M arshall, and Helen S n i­
der pf W ichita F alls.
* * * *

Phi chapter of Phi Mu announces 
the pledging of M axine H ew itt of 
D allas.

Clara Carlyle of San Antunio, an 
ex-student, is v isitin g on the cam pus. 
She received her M. A. degree la st 
year and was an instructor in chem ­
istry . This year she has been teach ­
in g at Incarnate Word College 
in 
San Antonio.

Am elia Morris of Granbury has 
w ithdrawn from school. She w ill vjs-i 
it in New York this spring.

Roaine Blount of N acogdoches has 
moved from the Pi Beta Phi house 
to the Pennybacker home to be with 
hei parents, who w ill be 
in A ustin 
for this session of the L egislature.

P a tty Sim s of Bryan has returned 
from Seton’s Infirm ary to the Kappa 
K appa Gamma house.

Knox Tyson of San Antonio, a re­
cent graduate of the U niversity, was 
a guest of friends on 
the cam pus 
Sunday.

Jim m ie Y oung, a form er journal­
ism student who is now employed on 
the San Antonio L ight, was a visitor 
on the cam pus yesterday.

Moo Glosserm ann of Lockhart 

is 
the Sigm a Alpha Mu 

v isitin g at 

house.

W. F. N ew berry spent the w eek­

Lavon Lovinggood 

resum ed 
cla ss work after a prolonged illness 
at P. & S. H ospital.

has 

Em il Heiraann has resumed cla ss 
work after a week’s illness with la- 
grippe.

Edna Dooley of B racketville, who 
w as a freshm an during the fall term , 
has entered C. I. A. at Denton.

Kappa Kappa Gamma 
Honors Pledges

honoring 

appointed 

K appa Kappa Gamma sorority was 
hostess Sunday afternoon at a pret­
tily 
thf 
tea 
pledges. The chapter house wras de 
lig h tfu lly decorated w ith pink roses 
carnations, and sw eet peas in satin 
straw’ baskets. The dining table w a1 
centered by an arrangem ent of the 
sam e dainty blossom s, 
flanked bj 
glow ing pink tapers in crystal hold 
sand­
R efreshm ents of 
ers. 
w iches, little cakes, and 
and 
m ints were served.

tea, 
nuts 

M isses Jane Seiser, H elen Ardrey. 
Linda B ellow s, M arie Rose Herman 
Julia M athews, and A nnette Bellows 
were 
in the receiving line to greet 
the three hundred gu ests who called 
during the afternoon.

* * * *

Alpha Phi sorority held initiation 
for M ildred W yatt, Luella M cQueen 
N ancy P ettu s, Cprdelia S pivey, Mar 
ion Knaur, M arian B riggs, Bonnita 
F in n ey and E lizabeth Robinson S at­
urday aftern o o n .

Alpha Phi gave a banquet at the 
Driskill H otel for the new in itiates 
Saturday night.

C atherine H erring o f W axahachie 
is teach in g in W est Palm Beach. 
Florida, this w iner. She w as in the 
A r tists’ C olony 
in 
Colorado last sum m er. She is a fo r­
m er stu d en t o f the U niversity and 
received her degree in *21.

in E stes Park 

spent 

Lena M ae D euschle 

the 
week-end w ith her sister, M arie, at 
the W om an’s B uilding. She received 
her degree 
is 
in A ugust 
teaching in W eim ar this year.

’24 and 

Miss Louise W right o f A ustin who 
has recen tly returned from A ugusta 
where she w as general secreta ry o f 
the Y. W . C. A ., has been made 
c ity secretary o f the A ustin Y. W. 
C. A.

Clara C arlyle w as a g u est at the 
W om an’s B uilding Sunday. She re­
ceived her d egree last June and was 
a m em ber o f the D elta Zeta sorority.

Alton Laney of M alakoff has w ith ­
drawn from school and is w orking at 
Garland.

Lena Mae Deuchele, a form er stu ­
dent of the U n iversity who has been 
in W eim er, is v isitin g her 
teaching 
sister, M arie, at the W om an’s B uild­
ing.

Mrs. A sher Sm ith nee Cary H op­
kins is visitin g friends in A ustin. She 
in the U ni­
was a form er stu d en t 
versity and a m em ber 
o f Kappa 
Kappa Gamma sorority.

Gamma Phi B eta held open house 
Sunday a ftern oon for their friends.

Mrs. H enry Schm idt o f H ouston is 
v isiting her sister, H elen V oss, at 
the Alpha D elta Pi house.

A ubrey M artin o f H ouston en ­
tered the U n iv ersity this term . He 
is a tra n sfer from Rice. 

,

M alcolm F ield in g w ithdrew 

from 
last w eek. H e w ill 

the U n iv ersity 
enter S. M. U . at D allas.

Sam uel N ew ton o f Cooper w ith­
drew from the U n iv e r sity last week. 
He has accepted a position w ith an 
advertising com pany in D allas.

A lice F en d er o f K aufm an 
at S eto n ’s Infirm ary w ith flu.

is 

ill 

Sam m y B. McGee has 

returned 
from a \yeek-end viMt tp her home a t 
Lockhart.

Mr. and Mrs. K elly o f El Paso 
are v isitin g th eir daughters, Ann and 
Charley, at the Alphi Phi house.

Roger T aylor, o f S laton, is visit­

F E L I X A N D F O X N E W S

ing frien d s at the U niversity.

P le n ty o f tim # to go to the in ­
a u g u r a tio n a f t e r the m a tin e e .

Catherine Sullivan did not return 
to school this term because o f illness, 
but she w ill re-enter in the spring 
term .

Sam W ilson and Charles M odesette 
the U ni­

af B artlett have entered 
versity.

Miss Maude N ow lin, who w as a 
student in the U niversity last yea r, 
was appointed secretary to Speaker 
Satterw hite.

F riday, Jaw- 2 3rd 

A t 8 : 1 5 P . M .

MISCHA
ELMAN

T h e W orld Fam ou* V io lin ist

Price* $2 50, $2 .0 0 , $ L 5 0 , 
$ 1 . 0 0 — Flu* T a x 
Seat* N o w on Sale

S E A T S N O W ON S A L E A T J. R. R E E D S

VLADIMIR DE PACHM ANN
T h e G r a n d est an d O ld est Genii** of the P ia p o fo r t#

F A R E W E L L A M E R I C A N T O U R 
D e P a c k m a n stand* forth a* an u nique fig u r e 
world and link# tit With t h f g r e a t m atter* o f the past.

in the p ian istic 

University Men's Gymnasium
T H U R S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 2 2 n d 
A F ro n t S e a t I* W h at You W an t 
P rice*: $ 3 . 0 0 , $ 2 ,5 0 , $ 2 .0 0 , $ 1 . 0 0 — P lu . T ax . C hildren 5 0 c

AUSPICES A M A T E U R C H O R A L C L U B

Oscar J. F e * of San Antonio made 
a brief visit yesterday with his daugb 
ter, N ellie, at Grace H all.

H orry Payne of San Antonio has 
re-entered school after an absence due 
to illness.

Joe W olff and John Peel have re- 
turped from a week-end visit to San 
Antonio.

M argaret Bracher of F redericks­
burg and Mgr jury N ail o f Cleburne 
have returned 
from Seton's to the 
W om an’s B uilding.

I 

T 

‘ - * ' •'

Lorane Norm an will 

v isit her 

home in Taylor this week-end.

Helen Ray D avis of A ustin, who 
had a serious operation during the 
holidays, 

is now attending classes.

A. M. Gosch o f F latonia is v isit­

in g his son, L ieut. Jam es Gosch.

D ale Wilson of Desdemona, a fo r­
mer student of the U niversity, is at 
D aniel Baker College ip Brownwood 
th is term.

end at his home in Georgetown.

M urrell May is ill with the flu at 

the Kappa Alpha Theta house.

M a t i n e e 3 : 0 0 — N i g h t 8 : 1 5

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

VAUDEVILLE BILL

the act of S y lv ia Loyall and her 
troupe. Trained pigeons and French 
dogs are another novel 
featu re of 
this act.

Humorous dialect form s the inspi­
ration for the act of Frank Farron 
who draws his songs 
laughs 
from the .Southern negro.

and 

H o bart B osw orth, 

•aces the screen has ever soon. 

love 
s ta g e w ith the politician. Gertrude A stor, 
and screen actor, plays the senatorial I Lionel Belmorc, D eW itt Jennings, 
supporting 
candidate, Jo h n Steel'-, 
B ennett is c a st as Lily E lliott, a flu:- cast.

and A lm a la n d o th e rs a r e 

ta tiu u s so ub rette who 

v e te ra n 

falls 

the 

in 

iii 

Welcome, 39th Legislature!

“Doc*’ Baker Offers “Protean 
R evue” as Leading 
Act

Bessie L ove and G lenn 
Hunter at Q u een

iJt .X f

“D oc” Baker offers his “ Protean 
Revue” as the leading act on the vau- j 
Deville program at the Hancock th isi 
week. The 
lightning change artist 
has a bevy of beautiful g irls with 
him 
is a 
th is season, and the act 
costum es, 
com bination 
graceful dancing, rolicking w it, har­
monious songs, and sparkling dim ­
ples.

artistic 

o f 

Lillian H arlein, who is playing her 
initial season on the vaudeville stage, 
has a popular act. Lowell B. Drew 
and Ruth V alle present a com edy skit, 
“ At the D ru g Store."

Wood and W hite giv e a com bina­
tion of eccentric dance and humor­
ous songs. They form one of the 
leading com edy acts on the bill.
W ire w alking artists m ake 
appearance on the Hancock bill 

their 
in

Bessie Love and Glenn H unter are 
the featured players in "Tho Silent 
W atcher,” an adaptation 
of Mary 
Roberts R inehart's story, “The A ltar 
on the H ill,” w hich appeared in the 
Saturday E vening Post. The picture 
w as made by Frank Lloyd, producer 
of “The Sea H aw k,” and is the First 

N ation al’s o ffe r in g at 

tho Queen 

T heater for the fir st three days of 

the week.

“The Silent W atcher’’ pictorially 

relates the story of Joe Roberts, sec­

retary to John Steele, fam ous 

law - 

yer and senatorial candidate, 

and 

their respective fa m ily and business 

a ffa irs.

H unter, in in terpreting the role of 
Joe Roberta, is reported to have given 
one of the t illest dram atic perfoini-

-At Mueller's Shoe Store

Beautiful Slippers 

for the Inaugural Ball

Are Your Slippers
A t Smart Aa Your Frock?
— Your frock may be wonderfully 
becoming, it m ay have distinction, 
smartness and ric hness— but the 
w hole e ffect is ruined if your slip­
pers are not correct!
— Slippers 
lovely 
styles designed especially for for­
mal affairs are here to accom pa­
ny the new frocks.

ii iw and 

in 

ALL THIS W EE..
o ff on Winter Suits.
off on Overcoats,
off on Winter Underwear.
o ff on Wool Rubes.
o ff on Sweaters.
off on Knitted Coats and Vests.
o ff on Flannel Pajamas and N ight

— 25',* 
— 2 V , 
— 25 ', 
— 2 5 ’ , 
— 2 5 Vi 
— 25', 
— 2 5', 

Shirts.
— 2 5 r/t oil' on Gloves.

SPECIAL SALE
83 1-3% off on Manhattan and Wilson Bros. 
Shirts.

This is a real opportunity to restock your w ard­
robe at a 
standard 
brands, guaranteed to give you satisfaction.

saving— all 

substantial 

( T l a t t e r 7 T T i l c o x .

T H E 

M E N

E V A N S -C O X D R U G C O .

Conveniently Located Betv/een 

the Capitol and the Hotels

ny

Silver Gold 
Velvet Patent Satin 
Combinations 
$10 $12 $14

A Real Sandwich and de­

licious hot or cold drink 

after the German and be­

fore the Reception.

Stop in and see us.

CARL H MUELLER
Jimme of* Good Shoes-Hosferj

g O ^ C O N O i m S A V R *

EVANS-COX DRUG CO.

900 Congress 

Dial 9105

DONNELLY & WHITE
Phone 6131 
Plumbing and Heating 
Contractors 
905 Congress Ave

W IE

M a tin e e — N ig h t — Sat., Jan. 24 
L ee & J. J. S h u b e rt P re*ent 

G E O R G IE 
P R IC E 
M A R G A R E T B R E E N 
in 

ROY
C U M M IN G S

A nd C om n nn y o f 

IOO 

the

HANC0Cirayed.Jan.21

M onday and Tuesday

COLLEEN MOORE
In
PAINTED PEOPLE’

“THE SILENT 
WATCHER”

With 
B e t t ie L ove 
Glenn H u n te r 
H ob ert B o s w o r th 
A lso 
C om edy 
New*

QUEEN

N O W P L A Y I N G

C eleb, . l e u C a ttle H ouse 
O r ch estra 
The L ivin g Chandelier* 
W orld ’* M o tt B e a u tifu l 
S ta g e S p e c ta c le 
P R IC E S: N ig h t, $ 3 .0 0 , $ 2 5 0 , 
$ 2 .0 0 , $ 1 .5 0 , $ 1 .0 0 .
M atinee: $ 2 . 5 0 , $ 2 .0 0 , $ 1 .5 0 , 
$ 1 .0 0 and 5 0 c — Plu* Tax.

HOTEL De
* /A, H U M O R O U S ^rfA'p/ftT
L A S S U S (A/HfTB os T/>e tfeoc/ Sell S o t/
\mnd £ Orchestra o

r

S e a ls N ow on Sale at b o x O f f i c e 
Mail Order* P r o t e c t e d If A c c o m p a n i e d by C heck 
Price* $ 2 .0 0 , $ 1 .5 0 , $ 1 .0 0 and 5 0 c Plu s T a x

Soloists^ Daily street farads. |

HAVE YOU 
FALLEN IN LOVE 
WITH BETTY YET?

— She is youth and joy incarnate. 
— She is creating memories and 

making history— deathless!

— She is BETTY BRONSON in

iiPETER PAN

A Paramount Picture

Now
Playing

Call for Kohn’s 
Home Made Bread

“The best is none too good and chepaer in the long run”

BON TON BAKERY

AD O LPH KOHN, Proprietor 

1307 Lavaca Street 

Phone 6372

GOOD WORK OUR HOBBY

C A L L 3 7 0 2
HOME STEAM LAUNDRY

211 East 5th Street

 rn <

TAKE YOUR CHOICE AND VOTE

M A U R I N E W A L K E R

D E W I T T R E D D IC K

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

A L L W O M E N contemplating enter­
fresh m en women's deefctmatfofi 
ing 
contest should turn 
in their names
to Miss Montgomery, room •?, V Hall.

o’clock in room 102 of the Engineer- M E T T I N G of the En gin eerin g Fac- A L L NEW M I 
ing Building. All members please be ulty has been postponed until Ja n - 
present. V isitors are cordially 
vited. 

vaccinated at 
gin un
term arc requested to n .•ct 
ISO,

T. U. T A Y L O R , medical s t a f f in 

in- uary 27. 

room 

e 

- 

! 

.

-

Dean. Building, for examination at once.

C O P Y and d raw in gs for basket ball 
issue of T e x a s R an g er m ust bi1 
S t a f f mem­

turned 
bers who fail to turn in copy will be! 
dropped from * t a f f .

in by J a n . 22. 

E D I T O R - I N - C H I E F , 

s

H O M E Economics Club will have pic­

ture made at Extension Studio a t 1 

2 p. rn, Tuesday.

T I C K E T S are on sale for the Home 
Economics Dinner T uesd ay night at 
6 :3 0 at the C afeteria. 
.See M iss Hop­
kins of M arjorie Bacon a t once for 
the ticket. 
It is necessary that all | 
have tickets for the dinner.

T H E R E W IL L B E a re gu la r meet­
ing of the Ramshorn chapter of the 
American Association of Engineers 
T u e sd a y night, J a n u a r y 20, at 7 :0 0

VI 

— ^ 

S h ow i n g the N e we st In

Spring Millinery

A t

2.98, 4.85, 7.50

For the “ Ball

E v e n i n g 

and D a n c e Frock# of 

S he e r G e o r g e t t e and L a c e .

16.50, 21.00, 25.00

S i mp le and e l a bo r a t e l y 
tri mmed 
model# in J a d e , Ceri#e, a nd Pastel 
tints.

/ 
I 

y 
' j- 

\ 7 ~ C 

t 

All bra i d or bra i d a nd silk com-
bi ned with f l owe r a n d ribbon*
col-
t r i m m e d c r o w n * . 

B r i g h t 

> ~ 

0^,, 

* r e 3r* 

* nd Wack*.

Go l d and S il ver Sli pper# 8.50

R E M E M B E R — You get one of our $ 4 .8 5 Soring Hats F R E E with a new Spring 
Dress or Coat.

714 on the 

Avenue W A R R E N S Sells fo r Less 

Sells fo r Cash

The Daily Texan Want Ad Section

Get W hat You W ant Where You W ant It— U se T exan W ant Ads.

Call Today Business O ffice, R oom 155, Main Building

me c f the councillor*. Mrs. Ham- 
mom! will I * on the U n iversity ca m ­
pos only Tuesday, because 
is 
p rep a rin g to return to New York
immediately.

she 

F o r several Hummers. M r , Ham- 
mond has ireen a councillor at Aloha 
Club in Vermont,

W E R N A H A R G I S E L E C T E D
We m a H a rg is was recently elected 
to the VV. A. A. Council to succeed! 
Florence Curtis, who was unable to 
return to the University this term , 
because o f an acc dent.

— * 

 

 

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OFFICIAL NOTICES

night a t Y. M, C. A, at 

PRU M F D S : Im portan t m eetin g to­
7 :1 5 . 
P ro o f o f C a c t u s picture on exhibition. 
M embers urged to co m e ; public* in­
vited.

R IC H A R D E C K H A R D T ,

Pre bident.

practice 
T u e sd a y at 5 p. rn. All seniors in- 

I S E N I O R volley ball team 
I 
> (crested in volley ball be there.

M A N A G E R .

F R E S H M A N ' basket ball girls will 
meet today a t 5 p. rn, in the Wo­

m an ’s Gym,

M A N A G E R .

J U N I O R B a sk e t Bail practice will be 
the 
tonight at 7 o'clock 

held 

in 

Woman's Gym.

M A N A G E R .

O N E or two dow nstairs 

room s 

for 

boys, 2309 N ueces, phone 9304.

H E L P W A N T E D

— 25

W A N T E D — U niversity 

to 
work a t night. W righ t’s U n iver­
S a n Antonio, 
— 20

sity G a r a g e , 
phone 77 11 . 

studen t 

1806 

F O R S A L E — P ra ctica lly new $ 2 00 .00 
thirty- 
3 4 0 0 
— 25

Edison phonograph with 
a t 

five records 
Sp eedw ay , phone 80 45 . 

barg ain . 

a 

RIO Git A N D E V A L L E Y Club will

meet Wednesday at Tin the Girls one except owner. Liberal reward.
T # » v » n

Study Hall, Main Building. 

.O S T — Diamond studded Kappa K appa G am m a key, name 
Willie Pearl Gardner engraved on back. Of no use to any-
Phone 2939 or leave at 
— 2 2 .

R E P O R T E R . 

I

J . H. P O L L A R D

J O H N B U L L I N G T O N

I Key a r e 

H e r * a r e l o u r c a n d i d a t e * f o r e d ­
itor of The L ong ho r n, three issue# 
of which will yet he p ri nt ed thi* 
in o r d e r o f their 
ye a r . 
a p p e a r a n c e on the o f f i c i a l ballot: 
D e Wi t t Reddi ck, J o h n B i l l i n g t o n , 
M a u r i n e W a l k e r a nd 
J . H, Po l ­
l ard.

P R E M E D basket ball practice 

to­
in tram ural gym.

night a t 7 :3 0 in 

MEN who a r e contem plating coming 
out for a ss is ta n t m a n a g e r o f the 
turn In your 

Longhorn track team 
n am e* to Dean L. Then. Bellmont 
m ediately a s sp rin g train in g has a l­
ready commenced. This m ust be done 
by T u e sd a y . Ju n io r sta n d in g or better 
is p refera b le .

M A N A G E R .

L O ST A N D F O U N D

L O S T or S T O L E N —G ray overcoat 
with keys in pocket at U niversity 
S u n d a y morning. 
questions

B ap tist Church 
Reward 

for return. No 

P h °n© 4479.

L O S T — In 

locker room 

o f M e n 's 1 

Gym, large .P arker Duofold fo u n ­
tain pen with clip broken o f f . F in d ­
$ t r e ­
er return to T ex an office . 
—25
ward. 

I IT IS R E Q U I R E D that all freshm en
i 
g irls p a y tb»*ir dues of 25c by Wed- 
! nesday afternoon. T h is is to pay for 
the picture and write-up in the Cac- 
promptly, 

paid 

be 

I tus and m ust 
j Leave at M. B. I l l ,

P R E S I D E N T .

W IL L the person who took the M a­
roon leather notebook from the B. 
& E. C a fe , mail the notes to J . P. 
Green, IOO West 27th, or leave them 
a t the T ex an o ffice a s soon a s pos-
22
sibl*

Sixteen Are Chosen Annually 
for House Party to Tour 
Europe
________________ 

(

7 hornhill Hammond of j 
y director of the In- 

*. C la ra 
Vorfc 
I 
tional 
fo r Arnett- 
Houser.arty 
nd En®-! 
Bsh girls in En glan d will i 
“ Th 
L o g " of tho houseparty
last
y e a r on display T uesday 
it the Mi omen's Gym. All 
are interested will be al- 
••* the log, stated Mrs. Ham*

st-:

I ti

T H E R E W I L L B E no e xa m in P s y ­

chology 

I, Section 2, today.

H E L E N R E E D , 

Instructor.

R E G U L A R 

P re-L aw 

basket 

Practic“ tonight at 7 : 0 0 in the in- 
Practice gam e will 

tr a m u ra ! gym . 

*

 Pla ^ d

M A N A G E R .

T H E C H R I S T I A N 

S C I E N C E S o ­
ciety for U n iversity students will 
hold iii. r e g u la r meeting a t 5 p. rn.
today in M. B. 157.

P R E S I D E N T .

L O S T — A black silk um brella with 
brown handle in room 158, Main 
Building abo ut 12 
F r id a y , 
Fin der please phone 8616 or leave 
— 25
at T ex an o ffic e . 

o ’clock 

ball
L O S T — C ase with " H o r a c e L.
Stevenson” printed on sam e, 
containing g la sse s, gold W ahl 
fountain pen and silver pencil. 
Finder p lease leav e 
at 
sam e 
ring 3401. 
T e xan office or 
— 21
Beulah Sw eetm an . 

L O S T — The bottom o f a black fo u n ­
tain pen between S Hall and the
W om an’s Gym. F in d e r please return 
— 22
to T ex an o ffic e . 

j 

FOUNT)— Key rin g with two keys and 
P. T. tag No. 8 6 4 . Owner may 
obtain same by ca llin g a t room 155, 
J M. B,, and payin g f o r this ad. — i f

ern. 

G A R A G E fo r rent. T horoughly m od­
J u s t o f f Speedw ay on 23rd. 
V ery convenient to cam pus. T erm s 
2211 
$4.00 per month. Call 
— 25
Sp ee d w ay or phone 40 1 1 . 

a t 

2 3 j H E M S T I T C H I N G 
 

Phone 9407. 

 

lCc per 

yard.

102 West 24th St.

— 18

S A V E M O N E Y . S av e your old s a f e ­
ty ra zo r blades and have them r e ­
sharpened good a s new. Most mod­
ern up-to-date machine o p erated by 
— 18
an expert. 314 E a s t 6th. 

S T U D E N T m ust have w ork ; 

som e­
thing in exchange for board will 
— 24

do. A d dress Box 1927R . 

W A N T E D to rent or b u y : A tuxedo, 
size 35, good proposition i f acted 
upon a t once. Call som etim e Mon­
— 20
day, phone 5846. 

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

two 

fo rta b ly 

can co m ­
L A R G E ROOM fo r rent, 
or 
accom m odate 
three boys, bath inconnection, sle ep ­
ing porch, all modern conveniences, 
two 
located in quiet neighborhood, 
blocks 
Phone 6487 
fro m cam pus. 
or call a t 2525 U niversity Avenue.'

A T T R A C T I V E F R O N T room, in pri­
cold water, 
60 3 WTest 

vate home, hot and 
sleeping porch adjoining. 
28th, Tom L. Dennis. Phone 8505.

— 25

— 25

Effort Made to Present New 
Faces, According to 
Eagieson

S ir Bi MAETERLINCK

Martha Reese Plays Sister B e­
atrice ; Marion Ball, the 
Holy Virgin

I
, 
*n t :

Enti

Caul Gi

r th

II.

Em

W

British I:

I T

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Z! Sis

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U t e

(if.

R aj
yon;

Le*
Lit*

d

Fvm an.

B a t e d on “ 7 b e M i r a c l e ”
der Beatrice” bv Mac!

itll

.<>—

ICUI!. P M R * Si

iris are chosen each year 
.•party, leaving on the S. 
a, C an ard Line, Ju n e 27 
York, ami returning to
in
S t a t e s the f ir s t week 

the 

sta y abroad, the house- 
at “ ( ireystoms-on-the- 
I. D uring 
three 
are m ade all over the J 
France, Belgium , Italy.! 
and 
countries. J 
swimming, parties, and I 
the beach are the main 
• boats and bicycles a r e !
inc

other 

} la.

OI

ton d 
Sh 
the j

“Iv from
•ome to the 
f M iss J o se­
lf 
physical 
Schmid ac­
tu rn mer as

e v e n i n g 
yens of 
iid goal

st<
i i

th re.

if

E v e r y » t u d e nt choule! 
r e g i s t e r 
hi* o p i ni o n b e t we en 9 : 3 0 a nd 
I o' clock

VOTE AS YOU 
PLEASE, BUT 
VOTE

f

I

DE WITT 
REDDICK

( O n e o f the C a n d i d a t e * )

will a p p r e c i a t e your a u p po r t f o r
editor o f the L o n g h o r n M a g a ­
zine.

m r

Other C an d id a tes
M A U R I N E W A L K E R 
H A R R I S O N P O L L A R D
J O H N B U L L I N G T O N

, L O S T — Frid ay m orn in g, white gold 
Waltham watch an d Chain, in or 
between K Hall an d P o w er Building. 
. Phone 2628 or leave a t T e x a n of- 
— 20
• flee. Reward. 

five 

rooms, bath 

F O R R E N T — Desirable a p a r t m e n t ;
sleeping 
porch; one and one-half blocks from 
1904 1-2 Sp ee d w ay , phone 
cam pus. 
— 26
9470. 

and 

A G O O D a p p e a r a n c e 

is often J Bldg. 

M IS C E L L A N E O U S

Delicious 

; S P A N I S H C A F E — 2 5 0 2 Guadalupe.
and 
S p an ish 
( su p p e r s 3 5 c; club dinner and supper 
| 3 5 c ; 
enchiladas, 
I chile; hot cakes, they m elt rn your 
— 3
! mouth. 

ta m a le s, 

chicken, 

dinners 

the m easure of a man. T H E 
C A C T U S T A IL O R S H O P o f ­
fe rs the best in good cleaning 
and pressing. Dying and a lt e r ­
ations 
supervised.
Brandon B ryan, 2 5 04 G u a d a ­
— I S
lupe, phone 8477. 

ca refu lly 

E X P E R T C L E A N I N G A N D P R E S S ­
I N G ; Suits clean ed and pressed, 
_
75 cents and $1.00. 
S u its pressed, 
40 cents. West End S h o p , 2 4 1 9 San 
Gabriel Street. Phone 6312. — 8

j O V E R S T O C K E D on s a f e t y 

razors. 
Regular price $1. Closing out at 
70 cents each while they last. C. G. 
Wagner, 2111 S p ee d w ay , phone 808 7.

WOMAN’S E X C H A N G E — Y. W. C.
A., 10th and B r a z o s S tr e e ts. De- 
i lie ic us home-made ca k e s, pies, c a n ­
d i e s , cheese (raw s, nut b r e a d ', etc. 
S pecial attention 
Fre sh every day. 
parties. Phone 
given 
— 19
19129. 

orders 

fo r 

D A N C IN G — P riv ate 

studio, 

500 W. 31st. Phone 7812.

ROOM A N D B O A R D — $25 

per
month, 3 m eals $19.50 pe r month. 
112 E. 32nd, phone 
— IO

Mrs. P a tte rso n . 
5967. 

for boys. Most 

ROOM S with or without board 
convenient 
place 
in U niversity vicinity.
S atisfactio n g u ara n te e d . T he 
Wichita H ouse. O pposite Law 
— tf

ROOMS for 

excellent 
boys. Two 
rooms, one u p stairs, one down with 
running w a t e r up stairs. T hree blocks 
fro m cam p u s. 
if desired. 
1707 G u adalu p e. — 24
Phone 9563. 

Board 

G A R A G E fo r rent, one block from 
1908 U niversity Avenue, 
*— 24

cam pus. 
phone 7 85 4 . 

m a t e ; nice 

F O R R E N T — S tu d e n t w an ts room ­
sleep ing 
room 
porch; n e a r c a m p u s ; priv ate fam ily. 
— 22
Dial 9365 . 

and 

nished, 

in new* 

two-story 

Q U I E T ROOM, very c o m fo rta b ly f u r ­
stucco 
private home, sou th ea st e xp o su re, in 
beautifu l A ld rid ge Tlace, a w a y from 
crowded c a m p u s conditions, fo r one 
Sev en blocks 
or two men studen ts. 
fro m U n iv ersity. 
$25.00 p e r month. 
Phone 5 8 9 2 oar call a t 418 W est 32nd 
— 23
S t r e e t 

F O R R E N T — F o u r or five l a r g e dou­
ble size ro o m s fo r quiet boys. No 
others need. apply. A cross cam pus. 
Telephone 7 9 8 4 . Mrs. A. Smith.
 1 

— JL —31

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f rat.

C o p e l a a d s were* victoz 
Chi fr a te r n ity , 
f a f etcr i&. rebpert ively 
fottgh basket I all g a : 
n igh t In the l i e n ’s Gym.

P

lf! the fir*:, entour.tor bet. tv t . 

terwtm and Craddocks of

h

Leagv*-, the {'miner ti 

the latte r 9-7,

Cor* tin a ling their winning 
C e pol and* b e a t C a f e t e r i a 1145 
ond game of the evening.

treak I
in theiI

postpotwd f r a t e r s it s 

tela swam ped Delta ( hi 

g a nu 
lowe rs p a t tip a good fig h t ai 
<g*wr a l 
i i e a s y 
b u t 

8-2 i n I 
The 
d h a d ;
sh ot
B r y a n o f t he w in n er*

laikw L 

SMOKE 
r
a n 
EL TRELLES or CUESTA REY

,

I or sale in I Diversity neighborhood by B. & E. C afe, 
V ukaach Bros,, Elite C afe, U niversity Drug Store, 
University Cafeteria, Horne D rug Co.

ABE FRANK CIGAR CO.

D IS T R IB U T O R S 

722 C on gress A ve.

nished rooms. 

F O R R E N T — Two new nicely 

f u r ­
entrance 
(an d bath. Convenient to University 
— 4
la n d Capitol. Phone 4114. 

Priv ate 

F O R R E N T — Well 

keepin g a p artm e n ts 

furnished house­
approved 
Plenty o f baths. Mrs. Val 
— 21

house. 
C. Giles. 710 W est 22nd. 

in 

F O R R E N T — T o one or two g en tle ­
men a nice u p sta ir s room in pri­
I f interested ring 2786. 
— 20

vate home. 
 

 

I 

o ff cam p u s, hot 

G O O D clean quiet room 

ju st 
cold 
2 0 0 8 University A v e ­
— 19

and 

w ater. 
nue, phone 4510. 

ROOM A N D B O A R D — F o r men or 
• 
couple, hot and cold w ater, shower 
I bath, sleeping porch, situ ated between 
$35.00 per 
j U n iversity and c a r line. 

month. 

1908 Whitis, phone 4432.

 

fu l furnished rooms, 

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--------------------------
 
R OOM S F O R R E N T — Two delight­
all conven­
iences on paved stre et, n ea r Univer­
3728 
sity, private 
fam ily. 
— t f
a f t e r 3 p. rn. 

Phone 

W A N T E D — Stu d en ts to 

slides 
fo r the T e r a s T heater. A pply at 

sell 

box o ffic e a f t e r 3 p. rn.

S O L I C I T O R S fo r a 

reliable 
studen t owned ta ilo r shop. Phone 
S p ee d w ay T ailor Shop, 3568. — 5

good 

S O L I C I T O R S W A N T E D — Live wire 
stu d e n ts who wish to earn e x t r a 
money during their sp are hours a p ­
ply to Brandon B ry an , 2504 G u a d a ­
— 22
lupe, phone 8477. 

DO YO U w ant to receive the 
moat for your time next su m ­
some v alu a b le 
m er and gain 
e x p e rie n c e ? 
If you do inter­
view us in the readin g room of 
the University Y. M. C. A. 
Mon., Tues.i W ed., J a n . 19, 20, 
21, 1— 2 :3 0 P. M._____________

_________ F O R S A L E _________

D I A L 8297 

wood, groceries an d feed. 

fo r good block h ea te r 
— 3

T Y P E W R I T E R fo r $ 1 0 : R em nigton 
No. IO ty pew riter in good order. 
T ab u lato r. 
Price $10.00. Can be
seen a t 2501 U n iv ersity Avenue, a f t ­
er 5 :3 0 p. rn., phones 7157-7287.

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THE DAILY TEXAN’S
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF AUSTIN

T h e s e F i r m * Me ri t Y o u r P a t r o n a g e B y 
Gi v i n g U t m o s t S a t i s f a c t i o n 
T R Y T H E M

A U T O E N A M E L IN G

L E A T H E R G O O D S

E n am elin g. W ashing and Polishing 
AUTO E N A M E L IN G W O RKS 
115 E a s t Sth S tre e t

D ress B elts, S lic k e rs, L eath er Shoe 

Endings.
V W B R IL L ____________ 218 E A ST 6 th S T .

A U T O T O P S

L I F E IN S U R A N C E

G O T O F . W. C R A N E
F or Top C overin g and Body U ph olsterin g. 
113 E a s t Sth S t. Phone 5603.

L e t U s E xplain Our Policy.

W. D. F O ST E R , AG EN CY 

Phone 5927 

Room I S m ith B ld g .

C A F E S

S T A D I U M C A F E
Hom e Cooking— Quick Service 

2408 G uadalupe. 

‘ T r y U s.” Phone 9312

M E T A L W O R K

O r n a m e n t a l Me t a l W o r k
F o r Hom e & O ffice F ig u re W ith Me. 
Phone 4660. E. T. S ig g e i.
115 E a st 8th S t.

C L E A N E R S

M OTOR B U S L IN E S 

S U IT S 
d re sse s 
cleaned, pressed , $1 OO; 
cleaned, p ressed . $i.OO; h a ts cleaned, b lock­
ed, 50c. J . A. W arren*#, phone 6472.

G U S B. L IN Z
Dry C leaner— E xp ert P r e sse r— Laun dry 

Phone 2309 

806 C o n g re ss Ave

F a n c y D r y C l e a n i n g 
Q u a l i t y P l u s T a i l o r i n g

R E D B A L L B U S L IN E

FOR 

C A R S 

L E A V E 
D A IL Y 6 :3 0 . 7 :3 0 , 8 :3 0 . 9 :3 0 , 10:30, 1 1 :3 0 , 
s. rn.; 1 2 :3 0 , 1 :3 0 , 2 :3 0 , 3 :3 0 , 4 :3 0 , 5 :3 0 . 
6 :3 0 , 7 :3 0 p. rn.

SA N ANTONIO 

S E D A N S U SE D ON A L L S C H E D U L E S .
R E D B A L L S T A T IO N

107 E . TTH S T . 

PH O N E 8 4 6 6

We have 
*r>d C ou rteou s T reatm en t. 
1007 C o n g ress. Phone 7601

three hobbies— Q u ality, Serv ice, 
B ig g s Si Co. 

O P T O M E T R IS T S

J . G. S H E L T O N , O p to m e t r ic

B O O S T E R C L E A N E R S

E y e s E xam ined 

G la sse s F itte d

111 E a st 6th S t ., Phone 7222

2107 Speedw ay 
Phone 8505
Q uality Cleaning by Men Who Know How 
J a s . J . Lum pkin
Tom L. D ennis 

D R E S S M A K E R S

T H E U N I V E R S I T Y D R E S S M A K E R
H em stitch in g. P leatin g, D ressm ak in g. 

2402 San Antonio S t. 

Phone 3285

M I S S M A B E L G A N N A W A Y
E xpert H em stitch in g. B u tto n s and P leating 
911 C o n g ress, Phene 8362

T H E W A L T O N
The b est h em stitich in g, p leatin g, and but* 
tons. Rhineston se ttin g s for evening d ie s se s 
a specialty. M r*. F. L . K ippenbrock, 106 
W est 8th S tre e t, phone 9180.

H O T E L S

T R A V E L E R S ’ H O T E L
ra te s, modern. O ver 

Reasonable 
Ph arm acy, 7th A C on gress.

Jo se p h ’s 

J E W E L E R S

R E P A IR IN G

K e y s, 
L ocks, P h on ograph s, 
and E lectrical A ppliances R epaired. 
B A R N E S, 1601 Sabin e. Phone 7973.

T y p ew riters, 
J , C. 

S E C O N D -H A N D C L O T H E S

H I G H E S T C A S H P R I C E S
Paid For 
Second-hand Clothing and Sh oes 
Phone 8762 

*

SH O E SH O P S

V A R S I T Y S H O E S H O P
Phone 6768 for E xpert Shoe R epairin g 

C onveniently L ocated 
Next Door to " Y ”

W OO D Y A R D S 

H E A T E R B L O C K S
62.25 P E R R IC K D E L IV E R E D .

W. E SIM PSO N 

Phone 4466,

U N I V E R S I T Y 

J E W E L R Y S H O P

W atch, Clock and Je w e lry R epairing 
N ext Door to Co-op

W OO D, W OOD, P H O N E 9 3 0 0
S ou th A u stin W ood and Cedar Y ard.
T ry U s— Tell O th ers.