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________________________________________________ First C ollege D aily in th e South

A U ST IN , T EX A S, W E D N E SD A Y , NOVEM BER 2,1921

VOLUME XXII

If. ll. IL TO MEET

i ea r’s Problem s W ill Be 
cussed— E ntertainm ent 
H as B een Provided

the Association’s

Discussion of 
, 
, . 
H / ™ , , 
ures will characterize the first im- 
o rta n t m eeting of the year of ac- 
ive members of the W oman’s Ath- 
tic Association to be held Thurs- 
ay evening a t 7:15 o’clock. Simi- 
ir meetings are to he held hereafter 
n the firs t Thursday evening of each 
tonth.

Entertainm ent Planned

This week the entertainm ent is in 
ie hands of Miss Schmid and the 
rogram will include four d ifferen t 
,unts, consisting of some dancing, 
nging, and comedy skits. One nutti­
er is to be rendered by the council 
(embers and something unusual 
is 
(cpected. A nother feature will be 
new U niversity song by Helen Wil- 
ums and four girls who will come 
on the chorus with a dance. All 
to appear in 
rls th a t would like 
allowe’en costume are urged to do

Point* Straightened Out

Any girl who has earned points 
this month or who is not sure of 
r last year’s points should report 
the W. A. A. council room in the 
isemeni of the W oman’s Building 
m rsd ay afternoon between 3:00 
id 5:00 o’clock, it has been 
an- 
►uneed. Anyone having 40 points 
> to this date is eligible to W. A. A. 
Since two un- 
tive membership. 
cused absences during the year de­
lve one of membership and no girl
. 
, 
, 
n win a T, sw eater, or blanket u n - 1 
llt1 lf 
i 
-s she is a member of the Athletic 
isoeiation, those in charge desire 
at every W. A. A. be there fo r 
ll call Thursday night.

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HUMANIZE Y.M .C.A . W O R K ' 
DF M EXICAN BOYS HERE

LAW AND BA TEAMS 

WILL MEET IN FIRST 
L CONTEST!

Initial G am e W ill Be P layed 
B efore Sou thw estern G am e 
Saturday

OF STUDENiS CLOSES

L arge Number V olu n teer for 
Foreign and D om estic Ser­
v ice at W aco Session

Dis-

football game will 

Approximately 500 delegates from 
Baptist and secular schools over the 
Intram ural athletics will open with state attending, brought the B aptist
a rush Saturday, when the first in-1 s tu d e n ts ’ Union Conference m eet- 
tram ural 
be 
ing at Waco to a close Sunday night. 
played between the Business Admitt­
volun-
The
i istration and the Law teams. 
. 
.ea" game is scheduled fo r 2:30 o’clock tie red for special work in foreign
a t Clark Field, and will be a “cur- fields o r at home, and nearly a bun­
t a l raiser” fo r the V arsity-South- j dred others indicated their likelihood 
I 
w estern game. 
indulging 
the -past 

A fter 135 students 

had 

, .

sq 

K

1 

re 

erry » one 

accordin(r 

q uarters will 

to hold the initial contest tion's program was one of the most judges in 

Both team s have been 
tate schoola w ere on an equaI 
in much practice during 
several days in preparation for the representation with 
the denomina- 
opening game. A t first it had been < tional schools. The Texas delega-
planned 
Thursday but intram ural athletic au- interesting of the 8eMj 
thorities decided to stage the open-
ing struggle on Saturday afternoon 0 
dl‘ieKates* 
as a prelim inary to the main game. ^ consisted of a dem onstration of a 
E ight minute 
be m eeting of a B aptist Students%Union. 
Special emphasis was also laid on 
played in the Business A dm inistra- j Recognition of the work of the Texas 
the athletic and social activities of 
delegation was made by the election
tion-Law game, 
the organization. Com m ittees were
of Fred Terry to a place on the ex- appointed to discuss the organization
of a basketball team to cope with all 
intram ural team s in th at sport. A 
second com m ittee was appointed to 
decide upon a social stunt for the 
near fu tu tre. 
th at 
socials will aid greatly in increasing 
the membership. This 
com m ittee 
will report at the next regular m eet 
ing.

sity backfield men o f last season, 
has succeeded in whipping his Busi- 
Many prom inent Baptists of Texas 
| ness Adm inistration candidates into 
addressed the m eeting. Among them 
a well balanced team , and they are
were Dr. George T ru iit of Dallas; 
going 
into S atu rd ay ’s contest with
Dr. R. L. Scarbrough, president of
a determ ination to win. Coach Ellis the Southwestern Sem inary; Dr. S. P. 
will have a line whose average weight j Brooks, president of Baylor Univer- 
is around 165 pounds. His backfield,) sity; and Mrs. J. M. Dawson of Waco, 
though falling short o f this average,! 
The delegates were entertained at 
will make up to a g reat extent in Baylor University.
its speed. 

Irvin Stew art was
member of the board last year.

B. A. Team W ell Trained
the sta r

V ar-jecutive board. 

Joe Ellis, one of 

is expected 

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coaching 

Allen C. Grundy and Ed Mann, 
men with considerable football ex- 
perience, have been 
the 
Law squad each afternoon and g e t­
tin g it primed to m eet the Business!
Adm inistration 
eleven. The Law 
lines will average about 170 pounds!
and contains men of good football
averages 
caliber. 
about 165 pounds. 
is captain of the Law team . 

I S i V d l S Q C i

For Its W ork A t

West Texas Fair »w>t.

The 

backfield 

» 
. ,,
Appreciation of the recent appear
Steve G ardner ance of the Longhorn Band a t the
I fa ir held in Abilene was expressed in
a letter received recently from W.
From the line candidates for the | G. Kinsolving, secretary of the West 
and Lackey, Texas F air Association. The le tte r 

Law* Pave Good M aterial 

eleven, Scott 

. . . 

Law 
tackles; McGehee and Neal, guards; follows:
Buckley and Tynan, ends; and G ard-jM r. W. L. McGill, M anager, 
ner, center; are showing up great in I The Longhorn Band, U niversity of j win "be** addressed 
practice. Enough men to form two 

Texas,

Organization of work among the 
xican boys of the city was begun I backfields

have been working ou t : Dustin, Texas.

week under the direction of Ai­
rt McCurdy for the Young Men’s 
ristian Association, d a b s have al- 
been organized among the new-s-

each day, and Coach Grundy will Dear Mr. McGill: 
The people of Abilene and the Ab- 
have a hard tim e to decide which of 
firs t ilene country are still talking about 
these men will s ta rt in 
game. Grundy expects to use 22; the Longhorn Band and I am daily 
tor the purpose of giving them players in the Business Adm inistra- rem inded that I have not discharged 
j the obligation which I am under, as
Both the Law and Business Ad- secretary of this organization, to ex­
have p u t press to you on behalf of the F a ir

the 

the 

tie form ol recreation. This work tion game. 
under 
leadership of Price 
aeney of the C abinet of the Y. M. 
A.
rhe Cabinet 
to 
re the international week of prayer 
lerved in the University from the 
of this month to the 19. A corn­
ice was appointed to see a fte r the 
ervance.

is also planning 

H OLARSHIP IN MUSIC 

IS O FFER ED TO CO-EDS

scholarship 

Wlrs. Charles H. Sander, through 
Phi Epsilon, honorary musical 
ority, offers a 
in 
ce to any worthy University girl 
would otherwise be unable to 
dy. A student registered in the 
loo I of Music is p referred. The 
olarship will include two lessons a 
»k and all the music necessary. 
Applications can be made a t once. 
dress Frances Mike, president of 
the W oman’s 

Phi Epsilon, at 

Iding.
 

 

 

 

N G U AGE ASSOCIATIO N 

Senior* F orfeit to Engineers 

m inistration departm ents 
out good football team s in the past directors our sincere appreciation for 
two years, and football fans are look- the big p a rt you took in making our 
ing for a hard struggle when they 1921 F a ir a success, 
m eet this week. The Laws won from WThen the Longhorn Band was 
the Engineers last year, b u t had to firs t engaged 
there 
fo rfeit the game because 
played an ineligible m an. 

they had were some of the directors who were
inclined to doubt the wisdom of em*
ploying a nonprofessional organiza- 
Since the seniors failed to e n te r tion for so im portant a p a rt on our
program . Your first concert here, 
however, was sufficient to dispell all 
misgivings and before the week’s en­
gagem ent was completed it was put­
ting it mildly to say th a t the direc- 
ors, w ithout exception, were shak-
i ng hands with themselves and each
1*—

R
tsureau rublication other and declaring 

City Problems Are 

Treated In Recent

( Continued on Pave 4)

the Fair, 

the T 

for 

.

A rticles by Dr. A. P. H arrison, di- entertainm ent program .
received 

rector of the B ureau 
innum erable
of County We have 
health work, and W. E. Lea, m ayor expressions of congratulation from
or Orange, are the principal a ttra c - ^ a *r visitors on the music which the
furnished, and we in tu rn
tiona of 
, w i s h to convey to you our deepest
a bi-monthly publi- thanks fo r the la rg e p ert you had in

issue of “Texes 
. , 
. . 

M unicipalities, 
j cation of the League of Texas Muni- pleasing our patrons.

loot 
„ 

the 

,, , 

. . 

j Band the outstanding featu re of our 

Longhorn HILDEBRAND SOCIETY

ELECTS NEW MEMBERS

POTTS lECTIBES AT 

WEEKLY MEETING OF 

POE-LEGAL SOCIETY

B elieves W ell Rounded G e n ­
eral E ducation Is Best F ou n­
dation for Law yers

the 

Appearing as the principal speaker 
on the program , Judge C. S. P otts, 
professor in the School of Law, ad­
dressed the m eeting of the Pre-Law 
Society last night. His speech was 
chiefly an outline of 
law yer’s 
relations to the outside world a fte r 
It is evi­
finishing the law school. 
trained 
th at 
dent, he said, 
men are usually the leaders in every 
community and in almost every walk 
of life. He cited as examples the 
the
makers of the 
constitution, 
the suprem e court. He 
stated fu rth e r th a t the Law School 
of Texas is gaining worthy recogni­
tion among g re a t law schools of the 
north.

legally 

the 

By vote of 

the association, 

the 
am endm ent regarding 
time of 
m eeting was adopted, and the tim e of 
to suit 
the m eeting was changed 
the convenience of those who are 
also members of other clubs m eeting 
on Tueday night. The regular m eet
ings will now be held on T hursday

Baylor University 

President to Speak 

Here Armistice Day

As a p art of the Armistice Day 
program , the second session of the 
Conference of Young Democrats of 
Texas and twenty-two other states 
in the law audi­
to riu m a t 7:00 p. rn. by Samuel P. 
I Brooks, president of Baylor U niver­
sity. Dr. Brooks will speak on “ In- 
I ternational Peace and Reduction of 
A rm am ents.” He will be introduced 
by Judge Towrfes, dean of the Law 
School.

address 

A fter Dr. Brooks’ 

the 
body, it is planned, will send a te l­
egram to President H arding's Con­
ference fo r the reduction of arm a­
ments, which opens its sessions 
in 
Washington on Armistice Day, ex­
pressing 
the dis­
its sentim ents on 
arm am ent question.

Holland Bradley, secretary of the 
conference committee, presented le t­
ters to a meeting of the com m ittee 
on October 31, which he had re ­
ceived from Senator Morris Shep­
pard of Texas and Senator H arrison 
of Mississippi giving permission th a t 
they be nominated fo r members of 
the advisory council of the confer­
ence.

6*.

night. The 

New members were elected a t the 
m eeting of the Hildebrand Law So­
ciety Monday 
newly 
elected members are : L. C, M errem,
A. H. Moore, A. P. C arpenter, H ardy 
Neel, Ed Mann, M. R. McClanahan,
William H. Stephenson and E. L.
Howell.

f.M . C. A. STATISI ICS 

TEXAS DELEGATION TO

Work o f A ssociation Covers Di­
verse F ield s— M em ber­
ship Increases

Data compiled by the international 
com m ittee of the Young Men’s Chris­
tia n Association for the Association* 
in the United States and Canada for 
the year ended April 30 last, and now 
made public, show gains in nearly 
activity. 
every line of Association 
Pronounced increases are shown not 
m ly as compared w ith the previous 
year b u t with 
last full year, 
the 
1917, before the United States en­
tered the war. The increases over 
1920 w ere sim ilar to the record gains 
nade^in th at year. The world total 
of Y. M. C. A.’a is shown to be well 
th e membership 
above 9.000 and 
above 1,500,000.

Work in T w enty Countries

In addition to service a t home the 
North American Associations are 
carrying the work on in more than 
tw enty countries, while Y. M. C. A. 
activities under other national aus­
total of countries 
pices bring 
with established Associations up to 
nearly twice th a t num ber. There is 
in addition 
in p ro ­
gress among allied arm ies and ex- 
service men in Europe and the Near 
East.

the work still 

the 

Im migrants Served

its 

Together with the Y. W. C. A. 
the Y. M. C. A. has expanded the 
service o f 
imm igration depart­
ment, with Cherbourg, now the larg­
est imm igration port in Europe, as 
the headquarters of this work, which 
Is m aintained a t six other points on 
the continent.

Co-ed Cagers A re 
Quite Rough With 
Faculty On Court

H ilarity reigned suprem e at 
last night when 

the 
the 
voman’s gym 
lumbers of the faculty played bas­
e b a l l with the students. The game 
term ed “practice game” ) 
uappily 
»'as a scream from the beginning to 
ne end, which was brought about by 
he disablem ent of the three faculty 
members, Miss Schmid’s fall almost 
^suiting 
in a casulty. Miss Buda 
.urred as forw ard, and Miss Sa urn 
.id some quick passing. The game 
.awed on uninterrupted at time* as 
..v.re was no referee except at spas- 
.ijuic periods of the scuffle.

Who could blame tne students for 
.na happy tem ination of the game: 
hiss Dorothy Fisher made the state 
.tent before the game that the drug 
vures were going to have some facul- 
y patronage to r the indispensable a r­
iole of mercy following most good 
.ough a^d tumble fights where the 
•.adenia manage to get a crack at the 
acuity. 
The- word has also gone 
around th a t there is soon to be an­
those who have 
trin r gam e and 
quizzes in the classes of the teacher- 
iay wrss fo r the following day are ad­
to buy plenty of ‘cokes’ for 
iated 
representatives 
.ne lr 
little 
.
.iit-lee. 

the 

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.iiK iN E K o CLUB TO GIVE 

k c t i K A K M i d I I C E W IG H T

No. 27

ROOTERS TICKET
sue rom. tm.
C it ON TODAY

OF Kl TRACTION TUESDAY

Parade and Bull F ight A re 
Staged By B luebonnet State 
R epresen tatives

( B y Victor O. Cook)

(Special to the T exan)

A d van ce S ales In B ellm ont^
Office H ave R eached 
$3000 Mark

Kansas City, Novem ber I .— Stag­
ing a bull fight in the lobby of the 
Baltimore Hotel, the Texas delega­
tion of legionnaires a t Kansas City 
Rooters* tickets in the U niversity 
enacted the crowning individual stunt!
of the m eeting thus far. P rio r" to Isection for tht> annual Thanksgiving 
the fight a parade was held, in which 
?,ash betvveen Texas University
and A. & M. College, will be placed 
the steer that was the hero of the 
on sale a t 7 :30 o’clock this m orning 
bull fight led the Texas section. Five 
in the office of L. Theo. Bellmont, 
hundred men and women marched 
director of physical training for men, 
in 
a 
the parade, each w earing 
according to an announcem ent made 
Longhorn badge. They were given 
yesterday afternoon.
in every street 
a noisy reception 
hrough which they passed. 
L ater 
the steer was auctioned off.

Fourteen hundred rooters’ tickets 
have been received by Mr. Bellmont

ceived that General Foch will visit 
Texas during his stay in America. 
1’roper efforts are being made to in­
jure his coming to Austin.

Definite inform ation "has been re- I? be sold t0 Univers>ty students and
Texas supporters. All students must 
ake their blanket tax athletic ticket 
with them when they go 
to buy
ickets for the A. & M. game, as 
to secure a 
this will entitle 
seat for $1. Otherwise, they will 
have to pay $2.50 for the seat.

Bouquet Pre»ented P e r s h i n g 

The Texas delegation 

them 

also pre­
sented General Pershing with a bou­
quet of flowers, this, however, had 
no influence on the general in re ­
gard to the state of his choice. Mis­
souri, Texas, Nebraska, and Pennsyl­
vania each claim him as 
son. 
Missouri was the state of his birth, 
md General Pershing 
announced 
his choice of 
th a t state when he 
placed the Missouri standard direct­
ly behind him.

its 

Foch Appears 

As the convention was nearing a 
close, Marshall Foch was presented 
by the Montana delegation with a 
two months old wild cat, brought to 
Kansas City by an airplane. The 
marshal smiled broadly a t the little 
animal, but did not attem pt to take 
him into his hands.

A itken Collection 

of Books Has Been 

Added to Library

Four thousand books of invaluable 
worth from the standpoint of his­
tory and literary development have 
been added to the University library 
with the receipt and unpacking ^ f 
che Aitken library, which was pur- 
hased last spring with an appropria­
tion of $10,000 by the legis ature 
and a duplicate am ount provided by 
he Board ot Regents.

by the late George A. Aitken of Lon­
don, who died in 1917. He was an 
undersecretary of state whose chief 
pleasure consisted of collecting rare 
books of his favorite authors. The 
collection consits mainly of 
eigh- 
eenth century editions of the work 
Steele, Defoe,
of Pope, Dryden, 
^wift, and Bum s. Many of 
tho 
books contain, signatures, bookplates 
>r notes by famous collectors of 
rare libraries.

newspapers, 

The collection also contains a file 
of early English 
in­
cluding copies of the London Ga­
zette, London Courant, Defoe’s Re­
view, London Chronicle, the Specta­
tor, and others.

Angly Leaves for x 

Missouri to Rush 

Cactus Engraving

Male students will buy their tickets 
rom Mr. Bellmont, while the co-eds 
may purchase their adm ittace paste­
boards from Miss Hiss, 
the 
W oman’s Gym. Only one ticket will 
be sold to each person.

a t 

S a le A lready Large 
The sale of tickets for the Turkey 
Day game already has reached a 
total of $3,000 in Mr. Bellmont’s of­
The box and reserved seat 
fice. 
tickets were placed on sale Monday 
m d several hundred dollar’s worth 
were sold during the day. Box seats 
left now' are on the 20-yard line or 
worse, Mr. Bellmont stated, 
ham.

U niversity alumni are 
reserving 
ats in large numbers, many of these 
rm er students having had in their 
xp lications 
several 
for seats 
months. Of the total of S3,OOO worth 
f tickets th a t has been sold, approx­
imately $2,000 worth has been pur- 
’lased by alumni.

for 

Special Train* to G a m e 

Two special tra ils will be run from 
.ustin to College Station on Thanks­
giving morning, one being over the I.
Se G. N. and the other over the H. A 
. C. The trains will leave early in 
he morn! lg, reaching College Station 
bout noon. The return trip from 
ll ge Station will sta rt at 7 o’clock 
ha ksgivir.g night, the trains reach- 
g Austin about midnight. Chair car 
rviee will be given on the specials.
Bl will prevail,

1 is being a fare and a half rate, 

i he football squad will leave Wed- 
sday, November 23. and will spend 
he night in Hearne. Thanksgiving 
>ay, the squad will go to College Sta- 
ion, prepared for its big game of the 
year.

A. & M. COLLEGE TO H AVE 

TECHNICAL LECTURERS

(Intercollegiate Press)

College Station, Texas, November I. 
— Among new features a t A. A M. 
College this fall is to be a series 
of lectures given on 
subjects of 
chemical and geological nature. For 
the past three years Dr. C. C. Hedges 
has been endeavoring to establish a 
lectureship that would bring A. 4b 
M. College students in vital touch 
with the various technical industries 
of chemical and geological nature. 
In this endeavor he has received the 
hearty support of President Bizzell, 
Professor Randolph, and the heads 
of various departm ents on the cam­
pus.

I he Aitken library was collected A round trip rate of 

TO MEET IN DISTRICTS I cipalities, edited by Frank M. Ste-i W ith best wishes fo r a successful
w art of the Bureau of Government season and hoping th a t we may have 
the 
H arrison’s article deals with Longhorns for fu tu re entertainm ents

eparate district m eetings of the Reserach of the U niversity of Texas. *be opportunity of 
ociation of Modern Languages 

engaging 

be held this year for the first 0ji field sanitation and remedies fo r *n our city, we rem ain,
Very truly yours,

e, it is stated by Miss Oasis, head . prevalent conditions. Mr. Lea dis­
lik e departm ent of Spanish. Every cusses the m unicipality as a business 
r years there will be a joint meet- corporation as appropriate for this 
of all districts in some central business age of constructive co-op- 

The W est Texas F air Association, 

W. G. KINSOLVING,

Secretary.

This year the district conven- eration,

literatu re, 

represents 

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REED SOCIETY FILLS

is will be held on December 28,* 
and 30
‘he association 
four 
artm ents, the English, compara- 
lan- 
ge, and the romance language de­
m ents
Spanish departm ent of the U n i-;Seers to fill vacancies: vice-president, 
In a pa^er read by Cecil Chamber- 
iity a t the Baltim ore convention Mabel Daniel; critic, Isabella Powell; lain on “The Government of New 
Poland” the sim ilarities and differ-

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chief topic
j of discussion a t the m eeting of the 
m eeting j Govemmfent Sem inar held Monday

Miss Oasis will represent j V Id Tuesday elected the following of- night.

VAC ANC IES IN O FFICES 

SE M IN A R HOLDS M EETING

Reed Music Society at a 

reporter, Eloise Ye ti . 

the Germanic 

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representing 

The case of Benjamin vs. W atkins , U nivers»ty Shrine Club, organized 
was tried with L. E. Sternberg and by the Shnners in the University last
the -vear» are sponsors fo r an all Ma- 
B. S. Cameron 
to be given Armis- 
plaintiff and Glyn Courtney and R. *°nic r ecePtion 
the defend- l ‘ce n‘gbt a t the Scottish Rite Ca- 
W. *Gray representing 
judge, tjhedraI A unique program with 
ant. R. K. B atten, acting 
decided th a t the plaintiff failed to j <lramatic and comic acts has been ar- 
j ranged, according to the chairman of
make out his case. 

All trials in the society h e re a fte r tbe d o c to r s . 

 durin* the

will be conducted ju st as they are 
A11 Masons, sisters, and sons and 
in the state courts, it was decided dau£ ht€rs of Masons are invited to 
invitation
committee is working to get in touch
| with all Masons and 
in
I school, according to A. C. Foster,

 
MISS NEW TON TO SPEAK 

business session of the a tt«nd 

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relatives 

society.

affair. 

The 

 

IN SA N A N T O N IO T O D A Y j chairm an, but 

the com m ittee will
not be able to present personally an

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Maurice Angly, m anaging editor of 
he Cactus, left for Kansas City Sat­
urday for the purpose of speeding 
up engraving for the year book. He 
vill give his personal attention 
to 
he selection of a rt work for the in*
‘roductory pages, completion of the 
On Friday evening an assemblage
view section, choice of the material 
for the division sheets, and selection j of over three hundred interested stu- 
of a design for the senior section, I dents greeted Dr. F. H. Lahee, rep­
i n s ! arrangem ents for the athletic T e n ta tiv e of the M id-Continent Oil 
and the beauty rectum s will aire be ’ & G u c 
>nd chie{ geologirt
made.

A fter the completion of his alay of the Sun Con,pan> at DaUa8’ 

in Kansas City, Angly wil) go to exceedingly instructive and appropri-
Jefferson City to confer with the ate address was delivered on petio- 
Printer* upon the grade of paper, th e ! *eum geology, with special reference 
corer d e ig n s and color plates to be , 0 f|eW and 
used. 

,ocation 

I
While in Kansas City Angly will j 

Miss Lucy J. Newton, dean o f j invitation to each one th at they de­
will talk before th at body. 
women, left Tuesday night for San sire to invite to the reception. The
here are twenty-four instructors i A course of study and general plansKnees between the United States and j Antonio where she will address t h e ; committee desires that all of the five
;he departm ent Of rom ance Jan -1for the w inter were discussed and de- Polish governm ents were 
es, thirteen of which are in tile tided upon. Helen Reed, president of ■ out. Dr. C. P* Patterson, 
rtm en t of Spanish. There ar# j the society, gave a brief history of th e ; professor of Government, traced the ; The W ednesday Luncheon Club, o f 

In addltio,,al t0 technical and ap- 
attend the conference of college an- j P1^*1 knowledge, the representative 
impressed
nual editors, at which practically aH ! of the huge corporation 
pointed Wednesday Luncheon Club at its reg- hundred Masons and relatives attend eastern universities and many south-: upon all hearers th at it is an essen-
this first social affa ir o f 
lepresented. tial and functionizing p art of til#
Club, w hether personally invited or Questions relative to the editing of petroleum geologist to use common
develop- which Mrs. Carlos Bee is president, not, stated the chairman. No charge college annuals will be discussed and I sense and co-operation to do credit
their editors to the science of petroleum geology 
with all its powers and

rga~tzation, stating its purpose to be history and constitutional 
He H rthc ring of the musical i iterests m ent which 
lf the University. 

is composed of a hundred prom inent will be made to the Armistic Day 
San Antonio women. 

students in the departm ent of 
ish and about one-third of th at 
i t in the departm ent of French.

problems confronting 
thoroughly analysed.

associate ular meeting Wednesday. 

the Shrine urn colleges will 

j of the Polish Republic.

the formation

affair.

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would a man who undertook to
do the fame thing next year,! 
now that the trail has been
broken.

In view of these facts it is
hard lo see where the business
nam ger made any enormous
profits. The comparison with;
if i«
I lawyers is not valid, for it is
I well-known fact that the lesral
over­
profession 
is 
crowded; and 
that 
underpay results from that con-
it ^iv.aab'e 
to underpay another man in an
entirely different profession.
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greatly 
the 

fact 

i ba. dition does not 

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the

B a t* * * m «c«oe4H:iMft n a tte r at Un P'*V I 
st Austin. Tm**, »i*d«*r tbs Act of Con­

a 
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With regard to
i n

second
firing
“ a*
cn**, Man# *, UR*. Accite*** •* 
roto id post*** prorated fur la S«tk>o ll'/* , c r i t i c i s m m a d e 
A«t of October s iti7 author™** s«pte*ter ffgg that one of the dir ctors
is holding a position under the 
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supervising manager, if this is 
true the criticism is much more 
, justified. 
If it be proved true, 
i there is direct violation of the 
Msaairinp EdH.rjconfrt|tutionai a m e n d m e n t
passed last spring, and the rem­
edy will be easy.
.

TOMAS G. POLLARD
Saporrteinr B m inm Msnsccr

REAVIS COX 
gaiter 4a-€hte*

WM HARRY JACK

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LOUISE GLADNEY and KEITH COPPAGE 
A<te«rt»in«: Mamswrs

s t a f f FOR t o d a y 

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Carl R McLyaa
C. H WUfoa 
Harold You**
V aldern ar P**rl* 
Dorothy Nail 
Dorothy Bara#* 
Btry I Mar 
tatter WO»oa

Wednesday, November 2, 1921

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C, N. D*r** 
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Anre D#nnl»
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Hob or Vat#*
Mi-'lain ColUa*

Again there has come an ex- 
pression of confidence in the fu«
itfr* 0f the University. First,
" \ h!T..S?.tS the Masons, then the Mothers'
Memorial Association and now 
j the Methodist Church have 
come forward with plans for 
building dormitories for the stu­
dents near the University cam­
pus. There seems to be a con 
siderable body of opinion that 
believes in college training. In 
view of that fact it might be 
well to consider revising 
the 
University system so as to make 
it come up to these high expec­
tations.

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THIS WEEK
Today
Corpus Christi Club, Y. M 

C,

A. Chapel, 7:00 p. in.

Student Volunteer Band, Y. M. 

C. A. Library Room, 5:00 p. rn.

Sidney Lanier, 204 M. B., 5:00 

p. rn.

Junior class football men, Law 

Building, 4 KIO p. rn.

S. W. T. N. Club, 140 M, B., 

7:00 p. rn.

Membership committee of Mias 
Dec herd’s Class, M. E. Church, 
8:00 p. rn.

Public Speaking Council, room 

8, I Hall, 4:00 p. rn.
Thursday

Public reading, 218 M. B., 5:00 
p. rn , Dr. W. J. Battle, from Pla­
tonic Dialogue.

Fortnightly Club, University 
Club, 8:00 p. rn. Paper: “ Dialectic 
and Archaic Elements In Bunyon's 
Vocabulary” by Prof Wharey.
Members only.

Friday

Pennybacker Debating Club, 

142 M, B., 5:00 p. rn.

Grayson County Club, 140 M. B. 

4:00 p. rn.

nold Martin, R. P . Robinson, Sammie 
A rn em, Robert Clark, C. R. Smith, 
A. G. N a a h , Carl Barlow, and J. R. 
McCann. They were selected after 
a three week* try-out.

Final 

arrangement* have been 
made for a banquet to be held at the 
Cactus Tea Room* next Sunday eve­
ning at 7 :00 o ’clock. All old and 
new member* with their lady friend* 
are expected to attend. A program 
of toasts and after-dinner speeches 
will- be carried out.

Reagan

Dr. L. W. Payne, Jr., of the Eng­
lish Department, addressed the Rea­
gan Literary Society at the open 
meeting Tuesday afternoon. 
Dr. 
Payne traced the development of the 
short story, placing special emphasis 
on the work of Poe and O. Henry. 
He then told two of O. Henry'* sto­
ries, “The Harlan Tragedy,” and the 
“Unfinished Story.”

Athenaeum

Speaking on the subject of fresh­
man egotism at the regular meeting 
of the Athenaeum Literary Society 
last night, W, L. Newsome received 
the decision of the critic aa the best 
speaker on the program. Jack Spratt 
carried the study of the genus pectus 
still further by a speech on freshman 
Co-Eds.

Speaker*

Other speeches were: A Summary 
of Current Topics by Robert Stone; 
The Psychology of College Spirit by 
P. J. Greenwood; The Institution of 
Courtship by O. R. Fewell; How to 
Speakers’ Club at its regular meet­
In terp ret a Man by His Activties by 
ing on Tuesday night elected the fol­
John B. Patterson; A College Man’s
lowing fourteen men to membership:
Andrew Patton, Valdemar Fearris, Duty to His Community by A. J. 
Duncan Fraser, Terrill Sledge, Rob- H arper; and Class Spirit vs Class 
ert Crozier, Edward Newbury, Rey- Explosion by O. D. Hunter.

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T. H. WILLIAMS & CO.

A. R. JOHNSON, JR., Manager

NOVEMBER SALE TODAY

O ne of the m odels like 
illustration

Fresh Cakes, Pies 

P astries and Bread

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“Peggy Paige” Dresses

All New Fall and Winter Models 

included are

C A N T O N C R E PE S. SA TIN S, 

P O IR E T TW IL L, T R IC A T Y N E

A N D FR E N C H SE R G E

“Peggy Paige” principal creations this Season. 
Mostly all navy. Variously New Trimming ef­
fects. These are the reduced prices:

$29.50 $39.50 $49.50

Come to this sale to-day— no disappointments.

Nothing Could Be More 
Appropriate Than a

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with a 
woven chain for a gift. 
Good taste and stylish­
ness is expressed by the 
?irl who carries this new 
novelty.

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Suitable for a n y cos- 
fume.
Let us help you choose 
that gift.

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More U niversity men are w earing H art 
Schaffner and M arks clothes this season 
than ever before. O ur records disclose 

this interesting fact.

W E ’LL TE LL Y OU W HY!

It s sim ply because “Q uality, 
real quality, 
alw ays w ins out in the end, and th e re is 
m ore real quality 
to the square inch in 
H art Schaffner and M arx clothes th an any 
other m ake— and w e are selling 
their 
clothes a t greatly lowered prices.

Dr. T. F. Cox
Dentist

Scarbrough Bldg.

Y our Friend*,
Von Boeckmann- 
Jones Co*
Printers

DONNELLY & WHITE
Plumbing and Heating 
Contractors 
905 Congress Ave.
Phone 131

SUITS AND OVERCOATS 

Conklin Pens

$35, $40, to $60

Satiafaction or money back

CHAS. H. RAVEY

Jeweler
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2

106 West 6th

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Comics, Cartoons, Fashions Newspaper and 
Magazine Illustrating, Commercial, Pastel 
Crayon Portraits. Our simple method 
quickly developes your talent in spare time. 
By mail or local classes. Write for terms 
and list of successful students. Courses endorsed by newspa­
pers, magazines and famous artists.

ASSOCIATED ART STUDIOS

XtO Flatiron Building ..

N ow York City

Am ateur Choral 
Club
Presents
CYRENA VAN GORDON
Mezzo-Contralto— Chicago 
Grand Opera Association

HANCOCK

Opera House
FRIDAY, NOV. 4th 
Seats now on sale at J. R- 
Reed’s
Prices: Boxes, $2.00; p a r q u e t , 
$2.00-11.50; first b a l c o n y , 
$2.00-$ 1.50; 
second balcony, 
$1.00 No war tax.

Residence Phone 3678

Garage Phone 2’

Q U IC K SE R V IC E G A R A G E
MONTY J. HOPKINS, (Hop)

204-206 East Fifth Street

FIRST CLASS AUTO REPAIRING ON ALL MAKES OF CA

EXPERIENCED MECHANICS— ALL WORK GUARANTEED

a n y t h i n g e l e c t r i c a l

HUP SALE AND SERVICE STATION— SPECIALIST ON HUPS & R f

Road Service^—Day or Night

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HOME ST E A M L A U N D R Y

211 East Fifth St. 

Phone 370!

“Good Work Our Hobby”

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Domes OF OTHERS

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Convert*! a! McGill

Martha McCoy, Editor

Texas Club al Columbia

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Co-Ed Hike* 3000 Mil**

Undergraduate* at McGill Univer-
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Student publications are only 
in part exclusively student activ­
ities. AH the work of regulat­
ing editorial policies and all re­
porting, writing and editing is 
The Texas Club at Columbia held 
done chiefly by volunteer work­
a dance at Hotel Plaza Saturday
ers whose main interest is sup­
afternoon, October 29. This was 
posed to be their school work.
This year, as it happens, all the ! under the auspices of the New York
work of handling the business Texas Club with which the Club ta 
side of the publications is being I ^ ju m b ia is affiliated, 
done by students only also; but 
the business side is not and can­
not be managed on Jthe same ba­
sis as is the editorial staff, for
it is and must be a business and 
cannot otherwise be successfully 
conducted. The student body it­
self recognized that fact last 
year in passing a constitutional 
amendment which established 
the new corporation, one pri­
mary purpose of which was to 
put in charge of the papers a 
man who would make them, and 
not his studies, his chief inter
est. It was meant to be a finan- 
elal position, and as such one *<•“ , 
that must pay a good salary; ^-onversa,. 
and not a pension for deserving ■ 
students who need some way of|<^>«lD« 
working 
school, no matter how 
dent they may be. 

Miss T hen sa Thro nip hiked from 
Per home in the state of Washing­
ton to Columbia University, a dis­
in order to 
tance of 3000 miles, 
complete her University courses. Miss 
ihrom p’a only companion* were a 
rule on her shoulder and a gun on 
aer hip.

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Col“'*do s ,'"l•0, ° ‘r*c‘0,f
Student Directories at the Univer 
*ity of Colorado are published by th#
T h e author of yesterday's fir- V M c A The name, horn# address 
ilig line seems to be unaware and Boulder address and telephone 
of th at fact, for he complains nurober are 
the proof 
that the summer T exan made a gheeu are posted ho that student may 
good profit for its manager, and correct his own name. The directory 
seems to believe that the buri- als0 conUin„ the names of all campus 
ness manager should take the organizations with 
thqir addresses 
burden of responsibility upon and phone nuraber.
his shoulders purely out of thej 
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goodness of his heart, with no 
Student Disarmament Conference
hope of remuneration. He com-
A few weeks ago a Disarmament
plains about the summer Texan Conference was held a t Vassar Col­
in particular because the man- jege t0 which representatives from 
ager of that paper made more m a n y eastern colleges were sent. The 
in proportion to the amount of. conferences was to arouse enthusiasm 
time Spent on the job than does and interest on the part of student 
the present manager. He seems bodies in Araerica in this national 
to think th at it is an inordinate que8tionf and also to show Washing- 
profit for a business m anager;^on officials that national problemsi 
of a paper to make more m oney: are of interest to the college stu- 
j dents, Hamilton Hope and Herbert
than do many lawyers. 
Several factors should be con-' Adara8 Gibbong were the principal 

through 
ineffi- 
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CHAPEL NOTICE

sidered. In the first place, the spemgtra 
manager is a business man deal-
ing with business men. The rea­
son for this is simply that the 
blanket tax will not pay the ex­
penses of printing alone, to say 
Dr. W. A. Felsing spoke Tues­
nothing of other legitimate ex­
“Atomic
day morning on 
In the second place, 
penses. 
Structure of Faith” showing how 
the manager, in the case of the 
you approach it first as a whole 
summer Texan more than in the 
just as you do a substance in
case of the long term manager 
Chemistry^ Then as one grows 
under present arrangements, is 
older he begins to analyze his
personally responsible 
for all 
faith to see what is at the base, 
debts contracted by the paper
aod^moat ^ aee^im self * "that" the j He U K n h u i l d . i t u p o n t h , a u l . 
experience in his life until he can 
paper is published. In addition 
trace it back to God.
he does more of the work of 
Dr. Felsing said 
actual solicitation of advertising
a c tu a l B u u tJiau u ii v t a u » c in o i» s if . 
than does the long term man- “ 
ager and hence he does not em* 
ploy bo large an office force.
In the third place, the manager 
this year was trying a new ex­
perim ent in publishing the paper 
for both terms, an experiment

marvels at the greatness of God 
back of it all and that nowhere 
in science had he found anything 
to shake his faith in God but on 
the contrary it had been streng­
thened.

that the more
u-
T r b

Dr. J. B. Wharey speaks Wed-

wa* by some considered ab go- « 
late folly. Because of the risk, t Its Deplorable Neglect.
he deserved higher pay 

than

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THE DAILY TEXAN

RECRUIT GOSPEL TEAM

TO HOLD MEETINGS

niched room with University girl. 
— if

Phone 8010, Mrs. Biggs. 

LOST—A black and tan police pup, 
answers to the name of “Sis.” Has 
tan feet and lighter collar. Reward. 
—*2
Phone 3401. 

perfect stone, real bargain 

FOR SALE— One-half carat diamond 
for 
cash, need the money. Phone 7004.
— 2

LOST—Small 

link gold chain and 
small shield fla t key on end of

If finder does not wish to
chain. 
return chain please mail key and 
! shield. 
to owner. 
Mail to 2308 Rio Grande, telephone
— S
I 2958. 

Key valuable 

THE GENTLEMAN who took my 
hat at K. C. Saturday please re­
turn and get yours. R, ll. ?????? 
—I
Phone 7375. 

DANCING— Private studio, classes 
formed for six or more. Phone 
7812 before 9:30 a. rn. or after 2:10 
—§
p. rn. 

F a sh io n P a r k 

C lo th es

S tein -B lo ch

C lo th es

Devotional and testimonial meet­
ings win be conducted by the Re­
cruit Gospel Team at Canterbury 
Street Christian Church Wednesday 
at 7:30 p. rn. This gospel team is 
led by Miss Irma Johnson, who has 
had instruction in practical work of® 
this kind while 
attending Moody 
Bible Institute. Visits by the team 
to any church in the city on Wednes­
arranged with 
day nights can be 
George Phillipus at 
the Condit- 
Franklin Company.

A special breakfast for 25c, 
dinner and supper 35c each— 
served quickly and attractively 
at the Violet Crown Inn.

FOR RENT—One large well venti­
lated up-stairs room at 2207 Rio 
Grande Street to 2 young men stu­
dents. Very desirable and reason­
able in price. Phone 7978. — 2

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

man. Across street 

ROOM AND BOARD to one young 
from Law 
Building, terms $37.00 per menth. 
2010 Wichita Street, phone 3465.

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WANTED— Girl to share nicely fur-

FOR WINTER

Heat With 

Coal, Wood, Gas, Oil, Electricity

WE HAVE THE STOVES

The Best In Oil H eaters— Perfection 

First Class Service

W. H. RICHARDSON & CO.

416 Congress Ave.

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Last Night in Our Dreams we rode a giraffe up
the “Speedway”— down Guadalupe street “n’ 
all round” the Varsity neighborhood. This 
morning we would like to ask why so many of 
you young chaps are wearing your last Fall 
Suits.

Can’t be the styles— this seasons the most 

becoming we have ever seen.

Can’t be the prices— this Fall they are just 
about half what they were last year.

This condition simply can’t go on— 

Won’t— if you’ll grant us 5 minutes.

Come for a look and a try-on— both are free 
as air in this store.

Walter W. Wilcox

616 Congress Avenue

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C A M E L S are
the quality cigarette
BECAUSE we put the utmost quality into 

this one brand. Camels are as good as it’s 
possible for skill, money and lifelong knowledge 
of Ane tobaccos to make a cigarette.

Nothing is too good for Camels. And bear 
this in mind! Everything is done to make 
Camels the best cigarette it’s possible to buy. 
Nothing is done simply for show.

Take the Camel package for instance. It’s the 
most perfect packing science can devise to pro­
tect cigarettes and keep them fresh. Heavy 
paper—secure foil wrapping— revenue stamp 
to seal the fold and make the package air-tight. 
But there’s nothing flashy about it. You’ll find 
no extra wrappers. No frills or furbelows.

Such things do not improve the smoke any 
more than premiums or coupons. And remember 
—you must pay their extra cost or get lowered 
quality.

I f you want the smoothest, mellowest, mildest 
cigarette you can imagine—and one entirely free 
from cigaretty aftertaste,

It’s Camels for you.

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Send Your Cleaning find Dyeing To
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TURKISH BATHS AND BODY MASSAGE 
Full Line of Combee and Hair Goods.— Also Toilet Articles 
23 Y etr’s E x p e rie n c e

114 E. 6th St.
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H a l l o w e e n P a r t y

Misses Pauline and Ethel Brydson 
entertained on Monday night, with 
a delightful Halloween party. A 
charming color scheme of black and 
gold was used in effective decora­
tions. Games were played until the 
witches announced th at midnight was 
near. Delicious refreshments were 
then served to the following guests: 
Miss Barrow, Curtis, Gandy, Lamar, 
Bracy, Hill, Messrs. McTee, Leh­
mann, Phillippus, Basford, Ousley, 
Bracy, Mr R. W. Brydson, Mr. and 
Mrs. D. E. Breed, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. 
Brydson.

' Minnie Bickett is improving after 
several days illness at the P. & S. 
Hospital.

Jack Phillips of Dallas is visiting 

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at the Beta Theta Pi house.

Paul Deutz of San Antonio was a 
viiitor Monday at the Beta Theta 
Pi house.

Alton Kelly, C. B. McGehee and 
Graeme Dixon spent last week end 
in Dallas.

J. S. Mefford of Missouri is a guest 

a t the Sigma Nu house.

Henry Schmidt spent the week end 

in Houston.

L. S. Savage of Corpus Christi is 
a guest at the Alpha Tau Omega 
house.

Louise Montgomery has returned 
to her home in Wichita Falls after a 
visit with friends in Austin and Waco.
Joe Dawson is in San Antonio for 

the week on business.

John Sheehy of Yoakum, en route 
to Waco where he will practice law, 
was a guest at the Delta Theta Pi 
house Monday.
i Billy Castle has returned to San 
(Antonio after a visit at the Theta

IXi house.

Ernest Clemens of Austin has gone 
to San Antonio to practice law. He 
*is a former student of Texas Uni- 
iversity, and a graduate of the B ar­
n ard class of 1922.

Jim Reno of Cameron is a guest of 

IL. J. Epperson.
I Bascom Humphry has gone to his 
Thorne in San Antonio to recover from 

recent illness.
Margie North of Houston 

is 

a 

guest at Mrs. Muckelroy’s.

Mrs. L. H. Hill, mother of Miss 
Annie Hill, University librarian, is: 
Improving after several days illness.' 
j Sigma Alpha Epsilon announces 
fthe pledging of Robert Long o f Aus­
tin.

Blossom Lusk has returned to the 
Kappa house after a visit in Bren- 
iiame.

Fred Turner is spending a few 

lays in Brownsville.

Tex Bryan has withdrawn from 
the! 
in 
the western 

school; he is now engaged 
ranching business in 
^art of Texas. 

j

Katherine Erwin of Terrell, Texas, 

a the guest of friends in Austin.

Lee Lockwood and Graham Mam

ilton are visiting friends in San An* 
tonio.

Tom Wilkson, a guest of the Delta 
Tau Delta fraternity, is recovering 
from an operation at Seton’s In- 
formary.

Moulton Cobb has 

to 
Cameron, Texas, after a visit at the 
Lambda Chi house.

returned 

Delta Chi announces the pledg­
ing of Robert H. Morris of Childress.
Dick Oliver spent the week end 

in San Antonio.

Louise Stevens has returned from 

Canada.

Sanitarium.

Neelie Wilkins is a t the P. St S. 

Mrs. Anderson left yesterday for 
her home in Brownwood, Texas, 
after a visit with 
her daughter, 
Kathryn, a t the Tri Delta house.

Clara Bell and George Alma Ter­
rell were the guests of Miss Fay 
Tally in Taylor, Texas, last week end. 
week end.

Dorothy Lockridge spent the week 

end in Taylor.

Jim Nowland has returned to the 
Delta Sigma Phi house after a busi­
ness trip to Taylor.

R. L. G arrett spent the week end 
in San Antonio, the guest of friends.
Marion Gaines of San Antonio has 
been visiting friends in the Univer­
sity.

Sigma Nu announces the pledging 

of Johny Jordan of Round Rock. 

 

 

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OFFICIAL NOTICES

enter 

DEBATERS: Students who wish to 
intercollegiate debate 
the 
preliminaries 
their 
should 
names in V Hall 4 before November 
12.

leave 

DIRECTOR.

CHEMISTRY 50: A w ritten quiz 
will be given in this course on 

Thursday, November 8.

E. P. SCHOCH.

Amateur Choral 
Club
Presents
CYRENA VAN GORDON
Mezzo-Contralto— Chicago 
Grand Opera Association

HANCOCK

Opera House
FRIDAY, NOV. 4th 
Seats now on sale at J. R. 
Reed’s
Prices: Boxes, $2.00; parquet, 
$2.00-$1.50; first b a l c o n y , 
$2.00-$ 1.50; 
second balcony, 
$1.00 No war tax.

MONROE CLOTHES

THE
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CAI WITH MERHI

A th le tic A u th o r itie s W ou ld 
M ak e F iv e -Y e a r C ontract
W ith T e n n e sse e a n s

U niversity o f Texas alumni and th e !team8 

present athletic authorities of Var­
sity are making every effo rt to have 
: he Vanderbilt athletic directors sign 
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contract, calling for annual foot-

L A W A N D B A . T E A M S 

WILL M EET IN FIR ST 

. vem ber 12, winners o f first game t i .
winners of the second gam e; Thurs-
IN T R A M U R AL C O N T E ST day, November 17, winners o f the
third game vs. winners of the fourth
gam e; Wednesday, Novem ber 23, fi­
nal championship game, winners of 
fifth game vs. winners o f 
sixth 
game.

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a team 
in the intramural schedule 
this year, the Engineers will not have 
two
any game this week. These 

S .t» r d .y ,
| but the game goes by fo rfeit to the 

Managers o f the various depart­
ments this year are R. A. Collins,
Education; J. W. Simmons, pre-meds; 
R. L. Hawley, Business Administra-
Engineers. Dr. H J. Ettlinger has j ^ . Q Crofton> E ngineers; Fred J. 
been coaching the Engineering fo o t-; WhJt^ L&vrs; Harold Broom, seniors; 
ball candidates, and under his direc- p D Moore, 
juniors; Carl H. 
tion the players have rapidly fallen g wartx> sophomores; Sam E. Martin,

to 

ball gam es with the Texas school foT into stride. The Engineers are look- f re#jnnen>

LONGHORNS KRE TO MEET IB/HLOB-d. & NI, GAME 
SOUTHWESTERN SATURDAY 

INTERESTS K I T T

i period of fiv e years.

It 

N ot E ach T eam O n ce D efeated 
G a m e M ay P rovide D ope on 
T h a n k sg iv in g Fray

Much trite rest is being shown o \er

is understood that Vanderbilt 
alum ni are heartily in favor o f the 
proposition. The V arsity-Vanderbilt 
«rame o f this season was truly one
he outcome or' the Baylor U n i v e r s i t y - ^ ^ footbaJ, conie%u o f so a th-
Texas A. & M. gam e which will be 
flayed af Waco .Saturday. Neither J 
team has lost a conference game this 

subsequent 

rn football. There Ss every reason 
games 
to believe that 
would create an even more intense 
in terest among 
devotees, 
than did the game o f days ago. 

gridiron 

J

d otJh&T con i f*T*f?nc& 

Co,ch Bible’. A « r ic . will (to Soto: ,)ffered fcy ^ % U | 

According to the tentative contract
counei,

com es to A ustin fo r j *fl|| watch the results with great at- 
th en com es 

th e big ten tion .

U n iversity S u p p o rters Do 

A n tic ip a te S tiff 
O p p o sitio n

of 

Following the one day 

rest 
Monday, Varsity 
football players 
were hard at work again yesterday 
afternoon, getting ready 
for their 
final three games o f the season On 
Saturday, Texas plays Southwestern 
University; on Armistice Day, Miss­
issippi A. A M 
a gam e; and
game o f the season on Thanksgiving 
Day.

it 

Texas will not have a great deal 
the Southwestern 
o f opposition in 
game Saturday, and 
is thought 
that Coach Whitaker will use second 
string men during the greater part 
o f the contest. The 
regulars will 
play some, however, to keep them 
in trim for the Armistice Day an i 
Thanksgiving Day games.

of 

The Longhorns should add greatly 
points 
to their total number 
scored when they go up against the 
Southwestern eleven. Southwestern 
has played two teams that have been 
met by the Texas outfit, Austin Col­
lege and Rice Institute, and has been 
defeated by each o f them. Austin 
College won by the score of 17 to 
0, while Rice defeated the Southwest­
ern eleven 27 to 0. The University 
defeated Austin College 60 to 0 and 
the Rice Owls 66 to 0.

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form er star backfield d a I u P e S t* 

ing forward to m eeting the winner 

o f Saturdays game. 

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All o f the remaining 

intramural 

teams have been 
regularly, 

ior weir ..n u 

their workouts 
ready for their first gam es. An
TM*, 
nouncement was made yesterday that 
Rip Collins, 
player and punter on the Texas A.
& M. team and pitcher fo r the New 
York Yankees, is coaching the fresh­
man team.

L a r g e A t t e n d a n c e E x p e c t e d

Several hard fought contests are 
looked forward to this year, as each
class and department is putting much 
into the developing of 
director,

Intramural 

! their team ,. 

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THEATRE
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Alice Brady

in
it O ut o f the C horus”

A story of the yhite lights and 
bright lights. A glimpse of life 
foot­
the scenes and 
behind 

lights.

A ls o sh o w in g a 
S e le c t N e w s

rn has shown gr at developm ent derb,K wou,d be guarant€ed the 

, to the Vanderbilt authorities, Van- enthusiasm 

the game a? the fa vorites. The A. &

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duce the opening o f the season, 
it is expected to come out on the top 
Hide of the score in the game with the 
Bears. However, even 
the 
nills are favoring the Aggies, Coach 
Bridges will place an eleven on the 
field that, in ail probability, will make 
the Fanners hustle for their victory. A ssociation.

though 

o f $6,000 fo r each game, with t h e ! « « e m e t i n e a large attendance c f i
‘ U niversity students on the days on
football
I which 
games take place.

on
intramural 

these 

privilege of sharing equally in the 
n et profits with Texas. All o f the 
gam es would be played in the sta­
dium o f the Dallas Fair Grounds

Besides the Law-Business Admin- 
j istration game which will be played 
I .Saturday and the forfeited Seniors- 
Engineer game, the remainder o f the 
! intramural schedule follow s; Thurs­
day, November IO, 
vs. 
juniors; Friday, Novem ber l l , so p h -! 
! omores vs. freshmen; Saturday, No-;

pre-meds 

Baylor University has won 

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It, only d e fe a t; t-O N G H O R N RIFLE C L U B 

five 

0

and lost one# 

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am. ad rn in site red by Boston College. 
The team s that have been downed by 
Baylor are John C arleton, Austin Col­
Institute, Phillips, and 
lege, Rice 
Southwestern. Texas A. & M. has 
won four games and lost one. The 
victories were scored over Howard
Payne, S. M. U., Arizona, and the Ok- 
luhoma Aggies. L. S. U. defeated A, 
& M. 6 to 0.

H O L D S FIR ST PR A C T IC E

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First practice for Rifle Club mem 
I ber* wa- held Sunday afternoon,; 
with good results. Ten men partic- g 
Iipated in the shooting and made some! 
good scores, varying from 18 points 
down, out of a possible 25 on a 300- 
yKrd range. A 30-30 Springfield rifle, 
1903 model, was used in the shooting.

Ed Rather, manager of the Univer­
ity ( o-op, announced ye»t< rday that 
he will get reports of the Aggie-Bear 
game Saturday at the end o f each 
pi arter. These reports will be put
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in th* window' of tho Co-op, and also* 
o o tb a ll: 

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.Sunday’^ showing has greatly en-; 
(enraged the members o f the club,; 
and they expect to put out a rifle team 
that w ill make it interesting fo r all 
opponents. N othing has been done
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regard to intercollegiate rifle 
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LONGHORN T OUT I ODAY

football teams, show 

Comparison of scores made 
in 
games played by Southwestern Con-
ference 
that,' f, published by the Athletic Council* 
the Texas Longhorns lead the Con- cf the University, will come from the; 
total number of *ress today. The paper contains sev-j 
ference with the 
point* scored, and, with the excep- 
regarding 
tion o f the Arkansas Rasorbacks, to jT m v e m ty athletics. One et the mam 
holding their opponents from scor-{ Art i c! *i s a comparison of the Texas

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in 
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Among those members who were 
out for the first shooting were Ah- 
•ens, Youngblood, Basse, Rabke, Sni­
der, Jargon, Pearce, and Parks.

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In its five games that have been 
played, the Texas eleven has scored 
a total of 170 points, with the 20 
points scored by Vanderbilt being 
thornily tallies that have been made 
by opposing elevens. The Arkansas T is sent to 
tea rh has played four gam es, winning athletes, 
three of them and losing the other mn nm ——
to the Oklahoma Aggies 7 
to 0 c --------------
These seven points are all that have 
been scored against Arkansas.

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d Vanderbilt elevens in the g a m e'
which Vanderbilt won. The published 
acts prove that the Longhorns out-; 
flayed the Commodores, making more; 
yardage in every style o f attack than 
did their opponents The Longhorn 
ll T men and prospective

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Other figures show that the Texas 
A ggies have scored 67 points to their 
opponents’ 38; Rice has scored 101 
points to its opponents* 80; Baylor 
its oppo­
has made 164 points to 
nents’ 56,

It 

is interesting to note that of 
the total o f 80 points scored against 
the Rice Owls, 66 o f these were made 
by the Texas Longhorns. Howard 
Payne has been scored on for 38 
points, and 21 o f thee were Longhorn 
scores. Austin College has had 101 
it, with 60 
points scored against 
points being made by Texas,

FRESH M A N -SH O R T H O R N 

T E N N IS TO S T A R T SOON

Freshman and Shorthorn 

tennis 
players will hold an elimination tour­
nament in singles to narrow down 
the candidates to eight men who will
compose 
Ere- hman-.Shorthorn 
squad. The men on the squad who 
complete tennis requirements will be 
awarded numerals a s p ir e men on
other Shorthorn 
a n d Freshman 
teams.

the 

Those who wish to enter the tour­
nament wBl leave their names with 
S. E. King in the Chemistry Band­
ing not later than Friday, November 
4. The date o f the elimination con­
test has not been definitely settled. 
It will be played on a court on the 
new grounds reserved for the con­
test.

A T H L E T IC C O U N C IL O F 

FR A T E R N IT IE S TO MEET

For the purpose of organising for 
the basketball season, there will be 
a m eeting of the inter-fraternity ath­
letic council Friday afternoon at 2 
o’clock at the Y. M. C. A., Berry 
Whitaker, head o f intramural ath­
letics announced yesterday.

Election of officers will be held 
a t Friday’s m eeting and a correction 
of ruins will he made. Representa­
t iv e af an iatcfwstcd fraternities are 
urged hp he present at the meeting.