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VOLUME XXX

6 6 ,

(S o t s !
M o t t m sii

W o r ld C h a m p io n W all 
J o u r n a li s m G a i n s a t U 
H i g h S ch o o l P r e s s .

Those who ^atten d 

the Texas- 
have 
A rkansas gam e today will 
opportunity 
to see Dan O’eary, 
89-year-old world champion w alk­
er, dem onstrate his agility when 
he walks 440 y ards in three m in­
in te r a c tio n in 
an 
U te, during 
utes during an 
the game. 
Benjam in F ra n k lin ’s fam ous ad-! system pledge. 
age, “ Early 
to bed and early to
J 
ft o f le h
-^ise,” and goes to bed a t 8 each 
r e \evening and g ets up about 4 the 

O’L eary believes in! b i,] ta V o rm g 

interm ission

f A h i i d a t 

^ o n r l 

irrtfie 

 

n ex t morning.

Each

since 

b irth d ay 

1874
O 'L eary has m ade it custom ary to
celebrate the event by walking
IOO miles in 24 hours. Long miles
ahead of him hold no fe a r to this
on
veteran of the pike. He is 
his way now to Los Angeles where
he will appear in ball parks as
a living exam ple of w hat health
is when years rob most men of
th e ir vigorous activity.

* * *

He has, d uring 

the 
last 
th e seals of 

six 
years, secured 
41 
states and the sig n atu res of th eir 
backing 
governors. He 
be­
Al Smith fo r p resid en t and 
lieves his cham pion will be 
the 
next to reside in the W hite House.

is now 

ai * 

rn

in 

stu d en ts 

the 
Journalism is com ing 
to 
fore in the U niversity and 
en­
rollm ents are show ing the grow ­
ing popularity and demand 
fo r 
journalism courses. Two hundred 
and sixty-six 
this 
y ea r’s journalism classes indicate 
an increase of 48.6 per cent in 
th e enrollm ent. 
“ News R eport­
ing” seems to be grow ing rapidly 
in student favor. There are 95 
students enrolled fo r this course! 
th e first sem ester, showing an in­
crease of 25 over the num ber tak- j
ing the same w ork last year.

• • •

The com m ittee is composed of 
Jim 
H enry Siavik, Bill Glass, 
Hammond, Jim m y M iller and Al-i 
b erta Scott.

Consideration of the passage of 
a bill lim iting 
num ber of 
the 
open houses an organization may j 
hold as also postponed until the 
n ex t session, 
I he question was I 
brought before 
the 
assembly as 
a resu lt of the 
practice of em*
the 
ploying dance orchestras at 
open houses while each organiza­
tion is limited to one dance a se­
m ester.

to 
A rthur Bagby was elected 
the “ All-University D ance” com­
m ittee from the Assembly, 
and 
A lton L uckett and Then Gold­
schmidt w ere chosen as mem bers 
from the student body.

Marlin Sandlin was elected to 
the Board of Publications from 
the Assembly. N ancy B randen­
burg was chosen chairm an of the 
Board of Musical O rganizations 
from the Assembly, and Bess Ol­
sen from the stu d en t body.
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DEBATE SQUAD 
PREPARES TO 
MEET SYDNEY

Next to 

th e news gathering j 

classes, advertising shows the l a r - 1 '-pi 
gest increase in enrollm ent. T h e ! * “ 1 0 6 
new spaper field is offering more 
and more o p p o rtu n ity to the stu ­
dents as it w idens with the in ­
creased tem po o f the country.
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TEAM OPENS CONE
Assembly Postpones 

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Honor System Action

le n in A s s e m b ly u n t i l u s n e x t m e e tin g , w n e n
...........— ..... present a b ill embodying the sentim ent of
\ls i n d i c a te d b v t h e p a s s a g e o f a p r e f e r e n t i a l
®tu d e .n t s 
t h e d e le tio n o f t h e “ s p y i n g c l a u s e ’' o f tile h o n o r

♦ —

Brooks Invites 
Texas Students 
To Waco Game

Special to The Daily Texan.

WACO, Texas, O ctober 18— 
The U niversity of Texas was o f­
ficially welcomed to W aco 
a n i 
Baylor U niversity on November 
IO, the day the Baylor Bears m eet 
the Texas Longhorns on the Cot­
ton Palace gridiron*, Thursday 
when President S. P. Brooks ex­
tended a w ritten 
to 
P resident H, Y , B enedict of the. 
U niversity.

invitation 

November IO will be Homecom­
ing Day for Baylor students, exes, 
It is expected that 
and alum ni. 
on th at day over 5,000 
form er 
stu d en ts will g ath er on the Bay 
lor campus, as well as a host of 
U niversity of Texas supporters, to 
take p a rt in the celebration.

P resident Brooks’ le tte r to Dr. 

Benedict reads as follows: 
P resident H. Y. Benedict 
U niversity of Texas 
A ustin, Texas 
Dean P resident B enedict:

J. A IV
A f i i n

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CF

Al

COA'H

m e

In p r e p l a n 
teren ee ga^ (,f 
A rkansas
ing war *A, a P‘*P wieet- 
OpqjsCist night in 
the 
g abater. Pep talks were 
John A. McCurdy, “ <kt- 
. es, and Coach Clyde Lit-
to
urging the students 

F oreign L an g u ag e 
E x am in atio n s H eld 
In M. B. 250 a t 2

Foreign language exams will 
be Jjeld this afternoon at 
2 
o'clock in Main Building 250, 
according to Dr. J. L. Boy sen.

Exam inat ions will be held on 
F ebruary 16 for those who fail 
to pass the firs t tests or do not 
take them . This will be the 
seniors 
last opportunity 
who expect to receive their de­
grees in Ju n e to take the fo r­
eign language exam ination.

for 

th*'

a t the Cotton Palace f i , 

November IO, tile day 

... 4. -A A. I n il Ti I aft

talked against the prac-
throw ing apple cores a t
, —

iversity and first speaker ot 
evening, 
tice of 
the freshm en a t the games

DRAMATICS CLUB 
HAS PROGRAM OF 
SONGS, READINGS

on y 
which Texas and B aylor are tofu
m eet 
Waco has been designated ,u»r co-operation, 
the Baylor students amb McCurdy, ex-student of the b ri­
ns “ Homecoming H alf 
r * 1 
................ 
At this tim e our 
de.
sire to have 
(0 
pay c o u r t e s y 
s t u d e n t ! , , ^ ' 
,
mty why— 
th e ir
in a d v / 10"0 '- us, W't,b, 
p r„ K/ 
n " V a!>' 1 
of ii© suggest w hat the
a JE be, but I hereby
l a t e n t to your faculty 
A nt body an invitation
anti to take
A f ta r the program , a m em ber*^ HUch celebration on our 
ship, social and program c©mmi#us 
may be provided by
ship, social and program commi*ua a3 may be provided b 
* tee was appointed and plans w t# s^udent body and alum ni, 
Ref i f 
/ 
 
f
new m o / 

students 
them selves objected 
to throw ing 
the first year 
of apple cores at 
students,” McCurdy. “ The school 
was sm aller then and those who 
threw apples could 
spotted. 
Needless to say, they were quickly
attended to .’’ 
“ Casey’* 

A program of readings, songs, 
and dance num bers was present- 
' cd by initiates to the Spanish D ra­
m atics Club a t the second m eeting 
( f the year, W ednesday night in 
th e auditorium of the W om an’s 
F aculty Club.
\jiuu. 
» 

com pleted fo r a- tea. 
, 
monte were served. 
The following 

Jones, V arsity yell
t h e 
leader 
war and the year a Lei', gave 
a 
pep talk and led the student body 
rn a few of the old yells. 
In h»c 
talk, Jones stressed the point that 
the team represented the student] 
body and the student body re p re ­
in stitu ­
sented the school as un 
tion.

Y o u r s sincerely,
Yours sincerely,
p BRCK)KS, President.
\ y Novembcr 
the
,.alace will w itness
£ 
including
auto-

into tho c l u b : / - ' 
. n 0 
r

form er years 

-w a rp a th ,” 

JCY guests 

attractio n s 

before 

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year 

“ In 

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be 

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High school journalism is being 
fostered by Sigm a Delta Chi, 
m en’s journalistic fratern ity , and 
announcem ent has been made th a t 
high 
IOO papers from 
schools of the sta te will apply for 
the Texas In te r­
scholastic P ress C onference, 
an 
organization sponsored by Sigma 
D elta Chi and co-operating with 
the U niversity 
Interscholastic 
League.

various 

.^membership in 

BLAKESLEE SPEAKS 

AT CZECH MEETING

F ather W’lliam S. Blakeslee of 
ie University Catholic Church, 
as the principal speaker a t 
the 
meting of the Czeeh Club held 
istn ight, at which the following 
rogramw as p resen ted :

Singing of th e Czech national 
nthem, “ Dke Domov M uj,” 
led 
y Dr. Edward M icek; duet, Geor- 
ia Mae M atejek, piano, and Lor­
reading, 
aine M atejek, 
talk, 
,ucy Hermes*; 
leman Bartosh.

violin; 
im prom ptu 

F ath er B lakeslee’s talk was on 

he subject of tolerance.

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GIRLS ENROLL

IN LAW SCHOOL

to Be E lected 

F ro m G ro u p 
O f Six

wore take,, 
fre e m a n Helen M .
t
Jan e McCormick, M a rg o # 
. . . . . . . - o . o i v . - , v c .
i r . i uo0l:” 'es:, p ' f vy-..M/
Tom Sutherland, M. 
JU S
N esfce r *
M arg a re t 
C'tiSHtei ,jf,ying,
j tn a ijja u 't 
Shelby, Daniel St(
Daily practices are being held by j Shelby, Daniel S t(#iaVer, 
the debate I T albat, Phoebe T N farg aret 
the six m em bers of 
squad w orking on argum ents 
to j W aters, M rytle J r Ma ret ta 
be presented O ctober 30, when j concio G uerra, Jrn Gladys 
Texas m eets the Sydney, A ustral- and G. E. Del l f Head, Fe
i n A n e t in
in, team in Austin.
“ / r i e Fuqua,

Del 

f o a m 

ih 

From the six m em bers of 

the 
squad, th ree men will be selected 
to take p a rt in the international 
debate, according to an announce­
m ent made F riday 
by Thomas 
Rousse, debate coach. The pres­
ent mem bers of th e squad work­
ing on the 
for the 
m eet with A ustralia a re : F rank! 
Stubbem an, A rth u r Sandlin, Ray I 
Bland, Leroy 
J e ffe rs , Spurgeon* 
Bell and B ennett Lay.

argum ents 

Stubbem an has been a m em ber 
of the debate team fo r two years. 
He is a senior law student.

Sandlin has been on the team 
one year. He is also a law stu ­
dent.

Je ffe rs, who was a champion 
one year in the sta te high school 
debate contest sponsored by the 
and 
Interscholastic League, 
a 
extem pore 
w inner one year 
speaking, is a sophom ore.

in 

Bell is a senior academ ic Btu 
dent, and, like o th er m em bers o 
the- present squad, has taken pa 
inter-society debates on 
in 
campus.
Lay 

is a 

Meetings of 
ma I ics Club * 
other Wed o f g 
ish Dra. 
Main B u ild i# bo held every 
in the

night 

CURT
conf CLUB TO 
I SPECIAL 
bUT FOR MEN

est!

fruity men who are inter 
dram atics will be given a 
to try o u t fo r m em bership 
C urtain Club, U niversity 
,„tics? organization, at a spec 
.earing arranged 
th eir 
• fit which will be beld a t the 
J , o f th * C u tu in Club rn f. 
ll on the night of Thursday,
f
.o c to b e r 25. 
of
t7 S teele Kennedy, l " y .d e n t 
The 
.. 
be 
charge of try-outs which will be 
held before the en tire club

organization, will 

for 

cultural exhibits, presentation of 
the Vagabond King in th* C oir 
.cum , as well as the annua grid 
classic in Waco, the Texaa-Baylor 
game 
SO PH O M O R E G IRLS

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LUNCH T U ESD A Y

the best team and 
“ We have 
said 
ever,” 
and the best coach 
tZu«»«• >t«<* »«<> »*•*:
Jones. 
are 
behind them and you, the stu d en t 
body, and they w ant 
re ­
sults.”

“ AU the ex-students 

some 

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L ITE R A R Y SO CIETY 

D EBA TES T O N IG H T

A luncheon for the sophomore 
■rirl, will he held Tuesday, O ctober 
2't a t I o’clock for the purpose of 
di.cus.iin* pinna for the year. A 
“ Tw elfth Night 
short talk on 
will be given by Miss Bewley, ai- 
sistant dean of women.

The chairm an of the com m ittee 
urges 
girls 
th a t all sophomore 
sign in Miss Bewley’s office be­
fore Monday noon so th a t 
the 
m eeting will be a rep resen tativ e
one.

 

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C A P AND G O W N T O 

th a t 

A debate on the subject, “ Re­
solved: 
it 
is more painful 
a 
for a g iraffe to swallow w ith 
sore th ro a t than for a centipede 
to walk with corns on his fe e t, 
will fe a tu re tonight’s m eeting of 
the Ru.dc L iterary Society 
in 
Rusk hall. Law Building. The a f ­
firm ative side will be 
taken by 
Reed C ozart and A rthur Sandlin, 
while Edwin Davis and Milton 
Ayer will uphold the negative side
of the debate.

O fficers who have been eelcted 
for the present term are A rth u r 
Sandlin, president; Kola W hite, 
vice president; G. T. Adams, sec­
ire^u- 
| Tetary ; L. P. Magenta, 
treasu-
re ta ry ; L. P. M agin nit, 

i w n I A T U M O N D A Y u re r; I). U real llorow itz, repoi
INI UA IL MUINUM 
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sergeant-at-arm s.
T onight*g m eeting is called fo r

’Den 

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and I 7:15 o’clock.
and } 

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Senior girls desl™g ™ 
ship in th e Cap and Gown, 
those who were not initiated la.
tnose wnu V**;.* 
year, are refjuested to a tte n d the
initiation Monday night, Octo e 
22. The initiation 1S. t,°, be0 i i , 
a t 7 o’clock in the Girls 
Study
Hall.

 

 

T h e W ea th er

I

For Austin and vicinity: 

S aturday, fa ir and cooler.

st reg- 
I Wed- 
ck u n ­
w in d 
{ antis, 
pres- 
nexi
9 held
sdnes-

raun- 
, Mil- 
rhefa

R u le A b o u t 

Co-ed V isits 
Is S tressed

WITH PORKERS
Rees and TP ray Out 
For Longhorns; Hog 
E nd on S ic k List
PORKERS HURLTEXAS READY
IO N OF BEEF TO TURN BACK
AT LONGHORNS CRIMSON FOES

P articular attention has been 
called at various m eetings of the 
stu d en ts to a regulation adopted 
last w inter by the facu lty a t the 
I Request of the Student Life S taff 
and duly approved by the regents. 
This vuh’ reads as follows: “ I n 
to 
m en’s rooming houses and fra te rn - 
1 lty houses are not perm itted. Th * 
host groups, as well as the indi­
vidual visitors, are responsible for 

| chaperoned visits of women 

I the observance of this rule.

Proper chaperons are m ature 
1 persons of unquestioned chraacter 

V isiting Fans I lopstui 
Of Conference'
T ill,

M en to rs Shift L ine-up 
F o r O ut-of-S tate 
Invaders

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BRING OWN WAIER COMBINED ATTACK
M eet Tw o Conference 
Foes in Rapid 
Succession

W ra y and N ona R e e l 
O u t W ith M inor 
Bruises

By JOHN NIE ERF

Twenty-!bree crim on clad Ar­
kansas Razorback* with CMc'te* 
Francis A. Schmidt and Fred C. 
Thomson arrived in enem y tem * 
tory early last night.

The Porkers, who m ade a brief 
Step in D ata*, held a light «*n u l 
workout in civilian tog* at Steer 
their 
Stadium Friday n o o n rn 
last antics before, tackling 
the 
highly touted Longhorns.

l i n e -u p s

a r k a n s a s
S c h o o n o v e r

W i n t e r s ( C ) 

V a n S ick le

B y B O B C A N T R E L L 
T e x a n S p or ts E d ito r

yesterday 

T ap erin g off with a light w ork­
the 
afternoon, 
o ut 
S teers stand ready to rep el 
the 
invasion of the crimson clad Ra­
zorback* from the hills of A rkan­
sas brought down to the plain* of 
T exas by Francis A. Schm idt thin 
a ftern o o n a t 3:30 o’clock.

“ No doubt A rkansas has a 
good team , and we a re pour? 
job in tu rn in g 
to face a real 
them from their cham pionship 
saki 
aspirations 
tom orrow , 
Line Coach Bill Jam es 
a 
telephone interview last night. 
the 
“ However, I believe th a t 
T exas boys are in the proper 
fram e of mind to go in th e re 
fig h tin g and win th a t football 
gam e,” he added.

in 

and a sense of responsibility fo r; 
• those under their chapel onage.

This rule will be enforced in all 
cases brought to the atten tio n of 

, . | the dead of student life.

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WOMEN SPORT 
CLUB OFFICERS 
N 0 W ELECT ED

W A A C onsiders P lan 
T o A ssist S tadium 
P led g e

AU women sport clubs of 
I University m et this week 
group 
I officers of 

each 

elected for the year.
The following 

officers

e le c te d :

R acquet club: Cornelia
rick, 
president; Em m a 
Vickers, vice president;
Mac A iringtong, sec retary -treas 
Ure r; Lucy N eblett, repenter; E I » 
Powell, chart m anager.

O irhesus: Miriam Collier, p re s­

ident; Nedra Newkirk, secretary
treasurer. 

.

T urtle club: Mae Baldwin, pres­
secretary
Jun k in , 

id e n t; Ruth 
treasurer.

T e- W A A- Hiss: Wee B townie 
Cooke, d irecto r; Lucille Colima, 
secretary; Frances Laughlin, tie as 
u re r; V io le t. Howard, 
re p o rter; 
WAA 
representative, M arjorie 
Vegan.

The clubs are elective, entrance 
requirem ents b etag baaed on skill 
in the activities. Members 
are 
not voted upon and there are no 
dues.

CLASSICAL CLUB

T O M EET MONDAY

The Classical Club will meet 
in Main Building 105 Monday 
night a t 7 »$0 o clof k.

Every precaution is being taken 
bv the wily m entor Schmidt to ate 
his Big B ertha pupils in retaining 

(T urn to page 4, Col.

ITGHTV-VEAR-OU) WA L K E R 
HITS CINDER TRACK TODAY

freshm an. 
1 
th a t a first 
the 

There are 12 girls enrolled in 
e School of Law this year. The 
niors in the school are: Fannie 
►yles, W ilm inor Morris, in 
the 
cond year class a re : Julia Bur- 
11, Sarah Daniels, and Vida Lu- 
*11; those in th e first year class

ROUsse stated 
student seldom m akes 
group of 12 elim inations and 
Lay had accom plished someW 
unusual in m aking the g ro u p 
the best six debaters of 60 t 
It- 4 Ii r* T j we* 4 t v rn im ha* ma i
£
d en t- entering the tryouts. 
ii; those in th e first year class J is the first time in years th?** 
: Louise Lanham , Zenda Lewis, j freshm an has survived all p f u' 
inary contests and lias b e e r b is
Eel Kling, Neile S w earin g en .! inarv contests and ba
c c i xv1
 
Jette H eilbrun, Stella Ruder.*-1 eluded in the best 
*f, and Mr*. Rdby W. Beard.

six, a a

■* je“ ■ *■ 

A t e l i c p w r a i 

said.

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Football Edition
IS
Distributed Free

s i

e v e r y 

Saturday 
Evening
Football news 
W hile if s hot.

n u m b e r s f o r p l a y e r s / n

SATU RD AY'S GAME ISSUED

2 Ike Sewell
3 la-o Baldwin
4 Tommy Hughes
5 Herb Tinner
6 Ed Beular
7 Rufus King (C )
8 Steve W ray
9 H arry Phillips
10 G. McKinnon
11 Cordy Brown
12 F. A. Recs
13 Orval Rhoads 
15 C urtis B eatty 
i e Jack Cowley 
17 John Guinn

lim ­
its-
—usse

ade

alate

N eerf 

H rn

1 P aul XU*
2 P rice F ondren
3 Thorn*** Finney
4 Warren Woods
5 Moody Pearson
6 B. S. Harrison
7 Orrin Hays
8 Hat Hughes
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T E X A S

18 J. W. Nixon
19 Thom as Mobley
20 A lfred Rose
21 Bill Ford
22 Mac B urnett
23 C harles Haw*
24 D exter Shelley
25 G rover Em erson
26 C laude Meadows
27 Nick G atoura
28 There*! W ilbanks
29 F rank B iggins 
SO Rutledge Vining
31 F rank Cheatham
32 L. Peterson

33 Jim Beard
34 Milton Perkins
35 Chai lea Clark 
SI Bill H argrove 
$8 John C raig 
39 H enry Milk
41 Leo Haney
42 Henry Easterling
43 Doyle Parkinson
44 C. B. DU worth
45 Frank Estes
46 C harles Ad bds
47 Albert N em ir
48 Van Lamm
49 Davis Scarbrough

A RK A N SA S
12 John Hilton
13 Hoyt Pyle
14 Floy Wise
16 Aka W inter (CA 
l l Eugene La. .uert 
18 Warren Van Meter 
l f Garland B earers 
$& Charles Varenell 
21 Quentin Crabaugh 
not 

Vav<y Moore

27 P* X. WUhaaaa
28 Hay Aflgite 
30 Robert McGregor
35 Jack?* Dale
36 Oliver Holmes
37 Oliver Ada^i
38 Clarence Octet 
l f W ear SchoonoveT
41 Bernard Uptmoer
40 P ./I. a rd Miller

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G A R D N E R PLAYS AIT 

Dan O’Leary, 89-year old world 
champion w alker, will appear a t 
the Stadium today during an in
''of “ hTTwHi-Arkan.#.
I 
G ERM A N -G Y M D A N C E Kljm(, He win walk 44« yam, in
game
t im 4 
From Austin the
three m inutes. _ 
walker plans to walk to Los An­
geles where he will appear in the 
ball parks there.

-ta. aa. .ak. 

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Steve G ardner and his Hokum 
Kings will play af the first 
r,~ 
man dance given in the W om ens 
Gymnasium tonight. This is the 
first regular Germ an to be 
in the Woman’s Gymnasium.

 

 

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ED U C ATION I- ACLE .TY 

O’Leary was born in Cork, ire- 
t a i been
bn,I, Ju n e 29, 
his habit ainee 1874 to celebrate 
his birthday by walkmg a t least 
JOO miler in 24 houri. Leat y ew 
.
 
the distance of I U 
M EETS O C T O B E R 23 | he covered
I miles from Richmond, V irginia,
• ikiil/K Tforn
' to W ashington, D. C , in 26 houri 
O’Leery say* "There is no need
for anyone to he sick o r see a 
doctor if he will regulate his ate*
any medicine 
: I haven’t 
I -n e e 1767. 
I bcilevy medicine is 
I made to be sold, not to be taken, 
i Study yourself and eat only whav
I you need.”

The fall m eeting of the educa­
tion faculty will be held I ucs- 
day aftern o o n , October 23. 
a- 
4 o’clock, in the Education B udd­
ing, room 210.

taken 

|

F reshmen to Meet 
A t Stadium This 
A fternoon at 2:3Q

to bed 

Dan O ’L e a r y also has other sug­
gestions, concerning how to keep 
a t 8 
well. He 
goes 
o’cock, and gets up betw een 
4 
and 5 o’clock. For b re ak fa st he 
drinks two cups of coffee (frqm 
a tup, by the way, which he has
carried with him for 20 f a t t e r 
He places three ounces of butter 
In the coffee and some whole 
wheat bread. He said. “I rn afcjie, 
co I fprget etiquette andj f j t 
with a spoon* its good, too*

In the last six years C leary 
ha* secured th* seals of 41 s ta », 
and tee signatures of their 
nftK He thinks Al Sm ith will be

to 
“ AU freshm en who plan 
tak e p art in the special stunts 
and who expect to get behind 
te a t Longhorn team w ith the 
‘fig h t yelP » « * be 

»*.o-day afteroon a t 2.3 J 
o’clock,” Tom Bagby, president 
of tee first year men, announc­
ed Friday night.

th *

A special section on the so- 
yard line will be r e in e d for 
tee freshm en, who will march 
to the stands immediately fol­
lowing their meeting before the
gam*.

The Porkers will be out a f te r 
th e ir second conference w in, hav­
ing bumped Baylor 14-0. while 
first 
Texa^ will be startin g h e r 
conference clash of the pi esc it 
season. The Razorback.^ will son I 
a line into the fray th a t will a v e r­
age around 200 pounds, while tins 
speed 
backfield packs plenty o f 
w ith their brawn. This boy Bea­
vers ran the Bears wild la st Sa.- 
urday, and the Texas line has been, 
hi.** line att.it k, 
prim ed to stop 
while 
secondary de* 
len se has been p erfectin g a de­
fense against his passes.

the Texas 

Only twq Texas men will he on 
the side-lines with in ju ries. Red 
W ray and Nona Recs will not get 
I th e starting call, although Red 
m ay get into the game before the 
.ifternoon 
is over. T he T exas 
backs are in good shape, and witty 
Beular, King, Baldwin. .Shelley o r 
Hughes in the s ta rtin g four, the 
Forkers will have no easy tim e to 
stop a combined ru n n in g and pas
ing attack.

Texas Line-up

I 

The startin g T exas eleven will 
m ore than likely find Wild Bdl 
Ford and Big ’Un Rose on ends. 
Both these S teers are good pass 
grabbers, and stars on the de­
fense. At tackles, H arry Mills 
and Cordy Brown, will g e t 
the 
call. Both Mills and Brown will 
be hard to keep out of the plays. 
C urtis B eatty and H arry Phillips 
will sta rt at the guard positions.

At center Mac B u rn ett, who baa 

been showing up w ell all 
will get the call in place o f Red 
W ray, who 
is out with a ba l 
ankle. Mac is a sure tackler, and 
will go down u n d e r tee Texa* 
p u n ts in a way th a t bodes ill for
th e Porker safety. 

„
In the backfield, Texas will be 
able to s ta rt any four, and rest 
assured th a t 
the job- wiill 'we” 
care of. T he pruha My 
taken 
startin g four will find Reutei a t 
q uarter, Baldwin and Hughes a t 
halves, w ith C aptain Rufus K ins
a t full. 

.

W ith these fo u r in the 

I H A Texas will be 
leash any kind of attach, 
*“
four can pass, 

Their clash w ith 
*

afternoon will 
♦ a rd s deciding V 
will play in the 
this year* 
w ill 0 ^ 
sp irit

im

b

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THOW

SM ITH S MISSOURI 
CAM PAIG N

DESIRE

I WANT

S m i Hoover* 

I’d th 

I'd lobber#
If I c o a ^ e tt^ 'j 
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And a , for I 

H e flin ,^ ilk 

Make i( 0 .
A pi

faJ
I w a n t e r MW 
ju$Q t& H 
*

Or s a y # ! 

I’d

An

Or w/fif f**«-

A lm o st ev ery daily 

in the United States bore the scream ing 

crim es in re c e n t days. 

headlines that W illiam Edward Hickman had paid life for life for the 
m u rd er o f M arian P a rk e r, and th e story of one o f th e moat brutal
It h a d for it* final scen e a y o u n g m an who 
could hav e W en b u t e n te rin g his realm o f manhood b u t who looked 
upward as death hovered n e a r a n d deigned n o t to see th e crowd t h a t 
stood to w atch him die.

A m ong tho w iseacres w as a served-hirn-rig h t w agging o f heads 

and th** o n es who are alw ays seek in g unusual things said, a* they a l­

way* did, th a t it was th e m o st un h eard o f crim e ever perpetrated. 

B ut a sim ila r sto ry was w r itte n once.

T h e re is a strik in g re se m b la n c e to H ick m an ’s tragic deed and a 

sto ry w ritte n y ears ago b y E d g a r Allen Poe and named, The T ell­

tale H eart.*’ A crim e is c o m m itte d 
In both canes th e victim is dism em b ered and th e m u rd e re r re sts back 

for no 

reaso n 

good 

a t 

all. | 

with an u n ru f f le d conscience an d a feeling that his w it ha* surpassed 
In P o e’s 
any 

th e sim ilarity break* a 

in v e stig a tio n . H ere 

little . 

story, th e victim gives h im se lf u p due to th e c u ttin g accusations o f 

hi ow n co nscience and in H ic k m a n ’* case he 

ia caught by fo rce.

We h av e no record o f w h a t Poe’* fic titio u s 

character 

thought 

when he was w aitin g tr ia l f o r a h einous deed, b u t we do have H ick­
man’* m editations, and th e tw o , we judge, would ru n along sim ilar 

I lines. H ick m an did not feel th e ren d in g p ain o f conscience w hich 

o ften d riv e s m u rd erers m ad. R ath er, he tu rn e d h is thoughts to 
a 
re tro sp e c tiv e philosophy a n d moralized to th e others who might be 

te m p te d to tu r n to crim e a n d th in k th e ir w its w e re su p e rio r to those 

which th e y conflicted.

B ut le t P o e ’* sto ries b e en jo y e d in th e ir re a lism and let 

the ac­

tu al d e e d s them selves be b o rn and die in fic tio n . A book "an be 

throw n aw ay and fo rg o tte n w ith o u t th e em ptiness which com es 

to 

those w ho have lost th e ir d earest possession, a child.

WHAT IS TEXAS SPIRIT?

( E d ito r ’* n o te : The follo w in g wa* sen t to the editor o f 

the 

Daily T e x a n ; an d we print it for what it is w orth 

in our 

editorial

colum n.)

TO T H E E D IT O R :

W e like th e ideas o f H. an d R. G. concerning the awards, and 

we w an t 

to a*k a few things concerning T exas Spirit. Why have 

p ro fa n ity a t the rallies? 

Is that the Texas Spirit? Now that the pub­

lic is in v ited to the A rk a n sa s rally, w hat will th e y hear, profanity or 

o th erw ise? H as T exas Spirit changed and now requires profanity 

to p u t it o v er? O r, is it that genteel expressions have failed to put 

things o v e r? 

If the latter, then why study the cultural side o f E n g ­

lish? A n d , such being the c ase, w e are in fa v o r o f establishing a sec­
tion o f E n g lish in which th e student* are taught the cheapest way* 

to do ’ bing*. 

It m ay be that U niversity students are not supposed to 

be c u ltu re d . 

If so, th e re is probably an excu se fo r profanity. 

It is 

all a m ystery— not# ai all bothersom e, but a little hard to account for 

when th e re are no alibis t o give for it.

We co-eds do not intend to criticise the language of any individ­
ual on th e campus a* ho e x ists in every day life , because he has his 

own culture. But, how can you account fo r th e se expressions from 

Hammers from four colleg es over the states and freshm en from d if­

fe re n t colleges—-namely, “ I cam e down here to have a well balanced 
life, g o in g to and ta k in g part in as many o f th e activ ities on the cam ­

pus a * possible, and I w ouldn’t w aste my tim e listen in g to sacrilegious 

rem ark s and profanity at the ra llies,” 

I* th a t representative o f the 

T exas S p irit? W’ho is back o f all this; in the co lleg e that I attended, 

real le a d e rs w ere at th e head o f rallies, and su bsequent to this exp res­

sion, le t us explain that w e have not heard any criticism on our yell 

leaders except— “ Why do th ey let profanity prevail?” 

“ We believe 

that the students could be guided by som ething other than p rofani­
t y *> “ Soym g ‘H ell’ should be a private expression and not the key 

SYNO PSIS—

the 

On the w ind-sw ept plains o f 
Texas we fin d S h eriff Barnaby 
wondering who hung 
IB 
men on one strand o f rope. He 
suspects G ladiola Hoskins b e­
cause he fou n d h e r silver s p u r 
th e y 
u n d e r the tr e e on which 
a f t e r 
w ere hanged. Gladiola 
denying having lost th e 
sp u r 
there, goes to Archibald Chaun­
cey Adkins, a tenderfoot, who 
is in love w ith her, and per­
suades him to say that he w as 
riding with her that night.

night 

migration, and
e pat ruling the 
an 
in 
n 
a blockade 
rs. Along the 
re 25 rum boat* 
to slip through 
•Pi —Canadian

to voidance o f pep,” (th e words o f a freshm an supposedly sin cere.)

A fte r all, what does the stu d en t body w ant? Well, we do not 
want. an alibi for <mid p rofanity, etc. This alibi is being used— “ W ell, 
it is tb s way o f the mob. L et’s g o to the rallies and do not le t 
the 
spirit w orry us,” We fig u re that is a good w ay to excuse it, but 
after all, is there an excu se fo r it? But, w hy not win all the gam es 
with th e right principles backing q;p the victory? We owe this to the 
U niversity.

(S ig n e d ) 
P. S. What? do you eds think?

“ CO -EDS.”

RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS

S O C IE T Y

Faculty Women 

T o Give Dinner

FORMER 

V N fV E

STUDENT

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1928

BARRETT ENTERS 

BRADFORD COMPANY

C. E. B a r r e tt, fo r m e r Longhorn 
a 
b ask etb all s ta r, h a s purchased 
h a lf in te re st in 
th e C. A. B rad ­
fo rd C om pany, a c c o rd in g to an 
an n o u n cem en t T h u rsd ay . Brad 
fo rd , a form er U n iv e rsity stu d en t, 
will be c o n n e c te d w ith B a rre tt 
u n d e r th e firm n am e o f B radford- 
B a r r e tt

LET’S GO TO 
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F a c u lty W om an’s C lub will 
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a t 
I 2611 W hitix A venue S u n d ay , Oc-1 
to b e r 21. S am uel Gideon, p r o f es-; 
I «or o f a rc h ite c tu re , will m ake 
a 
ta lk a t 5 o’clock on “ E a st T ex as 
• A rc h ite c tu re .”

D in n e r w ill be served fo r m em ­
b e rs o f th e club an d th e ir frie n d s 
I fro m 6 to 7 o ’clock. T ab les m ay 
be re se rv e d .fo r p arties o f fo u r, 
six o r e ig h t. R eservations should 
be te le p h o n e d in befo re 12 o ’clock 
a n ­
S a tu rd a y m o rn in g , 
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it w a s 

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Those 
p led g es and p a tro n e sse s. 
in th e receiv in g line w e re : Misses 
M ary F ra n c e s L lew ellyn, D orothy 
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The Book That’s D ifferent

lasso 

like an y se lf-re s­
th ro w a 
p e c tin ’ guy should. I ’d th in k you 
d id 
I 
it. M aybe I do anyhow , 
n e v e r cared fo r th e a o rta o rn e ry 
c r itte r you a r e .”

“ W hy, s h e riff, I a ssu re 

you I 
know n o th in g of th e affair. I w as 
rid in g n e a r th e can y o n la st ev e­
n in g w ith Miss G ladiola b u t n o th ­
in g o f note seem ed to be tra n s ­
p irin g .”

I 

“ Did you h e a r a n y th in g ? ”
“ Oh, no, sir!”
“ N oth in g th a t sounded like th e 
c ry o f an anim al? W ell, all rig h t. 
M aybe you d id n ’t , ”

(To Re C o n tin u ed )

The Univ* 

Presbyterian

Sunday morning 

Lawrence H. Wha 

pastor

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Stay longer San Antonio

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What Do You
Know About—

B r i t i s h F l i e r ?

“ A u e o p b © * ® ’ I 

T h e 
Rum-r ii linen? 
Atheist Pre# id* ti I?

a re 

th © slim hope* fo r th e sa fe ty 
if. C. M cD onald, 
c f C om m ander 
rap id ly i 
th* d a rin g B rito n , 
w an in g . The silence o f m any h o urs! 
h a* been broken only on ce, w hen 
a D utch veto'd re p o rte d Highting 
and 
th e plane TOO m iles n o rth 
e a s t o f N ew foundland. T h is 
oc­
c u rre d e a rly T h u rsd ay m orning. 
have 
a n d im* flie r’s fuel w ould 
e n tir e ly been consum ed by 
d ay ­
lig h t F rid a y m orning, He 
had 
only tw o avenue* of escape from 
th e m y sterio u s fa te of o th e r tra n s- 
A ria ft tic flier*— th a t he wa* able 
to land on rom e rem ote island or* 
or 
th e w ent coast of S c o tla n d , 
Ina- 
in alig h tin g at. sea he wa* 
p ick ed up by a passing b o a t not 
eq u ip p ed with ra d io a p p a ra tu s.
The B ritish people an d 

press 
a r e u n u ru a liy stirre d up b y the 
ittc o o tp k ie sto ry of th e ir c o u n try ­
m e n ’s u nb os .‘Fed darin g , He was 
ta t ill 
the a p p re n tic e p erio d o f 
nolo fly in g an d wa* handicapped 
b y 
and 
f lo a ts fo r landing in w a te r.

radio a p p a ra tu s 

'ack 

in 

And now the “autophone,” A 
VC.co man is a t present demon** 
afret m g bef* re a m e e tin g o f the 
Inch p e n d e n t T elephone A ssocia­
tio n in Chicago an in stru m e n t fo r 
th e em an cip atio n of the telephone 
the 
In the future when 
ii rn-r. 
lady of tho house leave# for the 
day she turns on her autop h on e; 
It. receives ail of the m essages 
th a t com e in and Inter transm its 
them to her in the sen d er’s own

this 

d evice. 

Collin* is th e T e x a n who
ented 
It 
rem em ber hi* 
s well to 
r if all experim ent# prove 
ii, school boy* in the fu- 
i read a b o u t him and Al- 
Graham Bell on the same 
th e ir history hooks. 
lOSJttbUities o f tho device 
rn i t od - - -1 rn a giro* 
turning
“a Oso phono*’ som e after- 
id bearing Dean Moore*# 
I you that you have been 
from tho rolls o f the in-

w a t s run- 
« 
taught 
fated. The 
•at:- were 
in 
shifts 
guard
nt 

it A dvancem ent 0 
m e t w ith a cold 
bn went: to Little

option

enough

W O ODRUFF NAMED 

TO ALCALDE SI AFF

■$r W. W o o d ru ff h a s been ap­
p o in te d Student Life E d ito r of th e 
A k a k le * Die m o n th ly m agazine 
pub!,med by the Kx-Sfcudeni*? A»- 
o f the U niversity, ac­
cording to ar: announcement f r om 
,$Mmm 
J** M gCam y. m an ag in g 
editor o f the* publication, Wood­
ru ff will give iii u d m i opinion on 
iitfekdfc# ea c h m outh,
L o n g h o rn ' 

 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1928

A t Queen Tom orrow

A t Majestc Now

Coming Soon

THEATERS

“ C R A 1G 5S W I F E ,” w i t h 
Irene Rich in her perfect role. 
Good picturization of the play. 
At the Queen.

"T H E W O M A N D IS P U T ­
E D ,’* with Norm a Talmadge. 
Gilbert Roland as 
the neces­
sary male. A t the Majestic.

V A U D E V IL L E , 

headlining 
James Coughlin and Company 
in a hokum comedy. Four oth­
er acts. Movie on the screen. 
At the Hancock.

" T H E O L D C O D E ," a James 
Oliver Curwood special that is 
intended 
ju st a movie 
and is just th a t. At the Cres­
cent.

to be 

V A U D E V IL L E n o w 
A T T H E H ANCO CK

Headlining 

th e vaudeville bill 
at the Hancock this week, James 
Coughlin and Com pany present a 
good stage burlesque called "The 
Rest Cure," in which the patient 
craves a boiler factory that he 
may rest a little from the 
din 
of an eastern bootleg suarter.
Demerest and Deland make 

a 
in 
hff with th e ir Cucko Opera 
which classical renditions are b u r­
lesqued. There is plenty of com­
edy in the bill.

The Three Worcesters, a man 
and two women, are featured in 
some clever and daring acrobatic 
stunts.

Kohn and De Pinto, newcomers 
In vaudeville, combine violin and 
accordion in t h e i r musical presen­
tation. Completing 
is 
"Variety," a song and dance act.

the bill 

CRAIG’S W IFE’ A T 
’ Q U EEN T H E A T E R

We have o ften wondered why 
and how a p ictu re entirely 
de­
void of acting and plot ever gets 
over, and “ C raig ’s Wife," show­
ing for the last times at the Queen 
today, didn’t help us solve th at 
Irene Rich and 
problem one bit. 
Warner B axter d ra g through 
an 
hour’s showing, and neither im­
Irene 
prove 
Rich takes th e role of one 
of 
these wives who hit 
the ceiling 
every time hubby smokes in the 
living room, while Baxter plays 
the part of th e hen-pecked hus­
band who jum ps every time wifie 
yells "Frog." B a x te r finally does 
wake up and s t a r t a small Cen­
tral American revolution of 
his 
own.

leputation. 

their 

There is only one bright spot 
in the whole show, and that 
is 
when Virginia B radford and C ar­
screen. 
rol Nye take over 
These two really have some life 
about them, and make the picture 
move along.— R. M. C.

the 

H A N C O C K BRINGS 
B A N D O F SO U SA

Lieutenant Commander 

John 
Philip Sousa will bring his band 
U^the Hancock th eate r next Wed­
evening, 
nesday afternoo n 
presenting 85 musicians 
an 
elaborate program . This is the

and 

in 

critics »< her greatest role in a 
tdhg career o f gruat roles.

the sensational 

This United Artists picture 

is 
stage 
based on 
play of the same name by Denni­
son ( lift. The story as brought 
to the screen has lost none of its 
drama, 
\ irility and charm. Gil­
bert Roland and Arnold Kent, as 
the two lovers of Norma Tall­
madge, give the best perform ances 
of their screen careers,

One of 

the outstanding 

incandescent lights 

f e a ­
tures of th e picture is I he* use of 
ordinary, though extremely high 
powered, 
in 
place of the Kleigs, powerful c a r­
bon arcs almost universally used 
heretofore in the lichting of mo­
tion picture sets. T h o lighting e f­
fect will give the entire picture 
a softer glow, and much more 
natural effect.

CRESCENT SH O W S 
N O R T H -W E ST FILM

The la te s t atrocity to be com­
mitted upon the movie going pub­
lic by th e moguls of Hollywood 
comes in the form of "The Old 
Code," a picture of James Oliver 
g r e a t North-West 
Curwood’s 
showing a t the Crescent for 
the 
last times today.

Lillian Rich and a chap named 
this 
McGrath play the leads in 
film, and they do 
as 
might be expected of them. They 
have absolutely no chance to dis-

as well 

play any ability if they have any 
— at any ra te th ey do not get the 
audience w rought vip over 
their 
artistry. And .Curwood adds no 
g reat honor to his name.

Alberta V aughan and Al Cooke 
again honor us with a comedy th at 
is fair, as comedies go. There is 
an 
lots of mud slinging when 
auto gets stuck. This sort 
of 
comedy always did remind us of 
politics. Mediocre bill as a whole.

— J. R. M.

ABIE’S IRISH TO

RISE AGAIN SOON

"Abie's Irish Rose," the comedy 
th a t held 
its own for six solid 
years, will come to the Hancock 
sta g e ‘next T h ursday and Friday 
with the same ca st th a t presented 
the play here two years ago. I f s 
a wow, take it from us; the best 
we can tell you is insure for split 
ribs and such.

Seats for the entire engagement 

are now selling.

It is well to b ea r in mind th a t 
this is the original and genuine 
ctogfe play and not a motion pic­
ture.

Delta Zeta postponed their b u f­
fet supper and dance th a t had
been set fo r F riday. The date 
has not yet been set.

Mr. and Mrs.' L. L. Shackel­
the 

ford of Waxahachie were 
guests of their daughter, Miriam.

Hancock

NOW
PLAYING

NOW 
PLAYING

INTERSTATE BIG TIME 
VAUDEVILLE

JAM ES CO UG H LIN 
A N D C O M PA N Y
In a Comedy Sketch
"THE REST CURE”
KOHN &

DE PINTO
FOR MANY
LAUGHS

DE MAREST & 
DE LAND 
“THE CUCKO 
CONCERT” 

THREE 
WORCHESTERS 
VARIETY OF 
GYMNASTICS

FRANCIS SHOWS TO 

ARCHERY PRACTICE 

AID LEGION FROLIC 

STARTS NEXT WEEK

The John F ran c is Shows 

are 
again booked with the American 
Legion Travis P ost to furnish the 
attractions fo r th e ir fall frolic all 
a t
next week s ta r tin g Monday 
Riverside P ark, according to R. A. 
Schoencrt of the committee 
on 
arrangements*

Dr. and Mrs. T yn g of Victoria 
arc visiting their daughter, Elcann 
Tyng, Kappa Kappa Gamma
pledge.

Sigma Chi will entertain with a
dance this S a tu rd a y night a t the 
Country Club.

Robin Hood held its first reg­
ular meeting at Doom Field Wed­
nesday afternoon at 5 o'clock un­
der the direction of Miss Wini­
fred Green and H. C. Yantis. 
Twelve club members were pres­
en t yesterday. Beginning 
next 
Week official practice will be held 
on Thursday as well as Wednes­
day.

MW, IL J. Code of New Braun­
fels is visiting her daughter, Mil­
dred, a t the Kappa Alpha Theta 
lid use.

MAY 

LOUISE

McAV0Y FACENDA
EDWARD EVERETT HORTON 

ALEC FRANCIS

It’s IOO % A ll Talking 

You Hear Everything

YOU SEI f ad HEAR 
EVERY CHARACTER 4? T H I P l CT ll Rf;

ST A R T S T O M O R R O W

the five or ten 

lUrORMA TALMADGE, one of 
greatest 
actors, as you please, who takes 
the role of "The W om an Dis­
p u te d " in the film by that name 
a t the Majestic th e a te r now. In 
picture Miss Talmadge 
this 
plays opposite her favo rite Gil­
b e rt Roland again, so tweedle- 
dee-dee, oiy, oiy, etc.

the two-steppers and th e waltzers 
of the day. Recently he 
came 
across the manuscript and Sousa 
audiences are assured th at "The 
Gliding Girl," played occasionally 
as an encore num ber this season, 
and a red-hot bit of jazz, is pre­
sented exactly as it w as written 
and played by Sousa alm ost 
a 
third of a century ago. Although 
Sousa does not claim th e honor, 
the 
it is entirely possible 
"M arch King" was also the fa th e r 
of jazz.

th a t 

M exican
DISHES

nj 

Served in a

riety. You'll

I So in p t h i n a
m f B Different. 
NEW WAY CAFE
108 W . 5 th S t.
The O n ly Original M e x ic a n 
C a fe in T o w n

W H O IS THE T E R R O R ? This 
is the question everybody 
™ 
is asking but nobody seems to 
know. Edward E v e r e t t Horton 
in 
doing the stage w h isp erin g 
th e all-talkie, 
Terror," 
which comes to the Q ueen the­
a t e r tomorrow for a fu ll week’s 
ru n. Be sure to see it.

" T h e 

More 

thirty y e a rs 

f irst stage attraction o f any mag­
nitude for the season 
in Austin, 
and Sousa’s appearance is herald­
ed with much pleasure.
than 

ago, 
L ieutenant C om m ander 
Sousa, 
who this season m akes his thirty- 
six th annual tour w ith his 
fa­
mous band, experim ented with a 
dance composition in a tempo out 
o f the ordinary. S o u s a played it 
in public a time o r tw o and then 
p u t it away because it "shocked"

HANCOCK
THEATER

rHUFRi.Oct. 25-26

Bargain Matinee Friday!

3kne "Nichols

R E C O R D B R E A K I N G 

C O M E D Y

A SCEN E from "A bie’s Irish 
Rose,” Anne N ichols 
fa ­
mous b reaker of records which 
tak es the stage at the Han­
cock th e a te r Thursday and Fri­
day once again to split the ribs 
of Austin audiences with 
the 
fu n n iest comedy ever to hit the 
planks. Abie's Irish rose, you 
know.

N. T A L M A D G E IN 

M AJESTIC SH O W

"The Woman Disputed" brings 
Norma Talmadge to the screen of 
the Majestic theater s ta rtin g to­
day in w hat is acclaimed by the

L a s t T im e s T o d a y
SEE and HEAR 
ROBERT OBER

Regular 

Business M an

ANN GREY 
and her boy friends,

IRENE RICH

W A R R E N ' S

Department Store 

714 Congress Ave,

R E M A R K A B L E V A L U E S

in Young Men’s

VARIETY 

SONG & DANCE

Business D irectory

BARGAIN
MATINEE

MONDAY 
12:30 to I SOO 
Any Seat 25c

“The Wreck of 
the Hesperus”

W ith Full 
S yn ch ro n ised 
M usic Score

F a b le s — News

Com edy

T uesday 
Only 
Celebrity 
With 
ROBT. 
ARMSTRONG

DOCTORS

D r. E. B. C r o w d e r , D e n tist 
5 0 5 S c a rb r o u g h B ld g ., A u stin , T e x

D r*. L y n n a n d L y n n 
D e n ta l S u rg e o n s 
5 0 7 S c a rb ro u g h B ld g ., P h o n e 8 1 5 4

DENTIST

D R. B. E . F A R M E R 
6 0 5 S c a rb ro u g h B ld g ., PH. 2 -3 5 1 3

CLEANING AND PRESSING

SAM F. P A G E
C le a n e r, H a tt e r , A lte ra tio n s 
O p e n S u n d a y s a n d H o lid a y s u n til 
n o o n . F o r P r e s s in g — •
8 0 6 C o n g re ss 

P h o n e 2 -2 0 3 9

T h e B ook T h a t’s D if fe re n t.

and 
Sam e 

g e n u i n e 
c o m p a n y 

stag e 
O rig in a l 
th a t 
p la y ! 
p la y e d here b e f o r e . 
E v en in g s, 
5 0 c , $1.00, $ 1 .5 0 , $ 2 .0 0 . Fri. 
M a t. 50c, $1.00, $ 1 .5 0 . N o tax.

Two Groups Featured at

Can Love Wipe Out 
a Woman's Past?

C a n a p la y th in g o f m e n fin d and h o ld t r u e love?

Extra Trousers if Wanted $5.00

ANNOUNCEMENTS

BOARD & ROOM

DRESSMAKING

Real Value Sells Itself. That’s why 
s«n 
many men buy th e ir clothes at W a rre n ’s. 
a 
These Low Brices o ff e r 
limited clothing bu dget a decided a d v a n ­
tage over the average store.

the men with 

I besa groups include the newest Double Breasted vest style, 
as well as the more conservative ones. Dark stripe patterns, 
J2 to 42.

IOO Pairs of Y oung Men’s Wool Trousers, in new 
patterns, up to 6.00 values ............................................... 

A A Q 
t L I / O

S A T U R D A Y ’S S A L E OF

M EN’S SH IR T S

Brings Savings of 1-3 to 1-2— Sizes 14 to 17
£ 1 A A EACH

I .SO to 2.00 Grades

r 

rn, h 
Aud at 1.0b- -‘’ach wise man will buy a full W inter’? supply.

. J 

■

- 

I w h ite, colors and novelty patterns—-neckband and collar a t
I 
I#- I? 

inched.

%■

pi" 
Men’s 2.48 Flannel Shirts, 
greys, t a m 

*............ 

 

 

 

 

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9046.

COACHING

COACHING IN MATH and physic*. E d ­
SIO W. 26, phone 

w ard m . G ism o. 

[Telephone

Jal g ath ered on 

TEXAS R ESEA R CH WUREAU. M ater- 
any subject. South­
western history and biography a specialty. 
706 W. 24, Phone
Reasonable charges. 
7657.

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FOR R E N T ; F u rn ish ed south u p s ta irs 
a p a rtm e n t. Newly papered, Sleeping 

perch. Call a t 1908 U n iv ersity Ave.

BOARD FOR M E N : IIH for two m eals.
Good hom e-cooking. Two blocks from 

cam pus. 2204 N u e ce s. Phone 8496.

ROOM AND HOARD 

for boy*; 

reasonable. 
cam pus and to w n . 

L o cated convenient 
1811 Colorado.

term s 
to 

UPPERCLASS C irl* : Approved 

h o u se ;
Min. Kir*hoer, 2407 

furnace beat, 

W hitis, P hone 8679.

ROOM FOR R E N T : W ill board 

if d e ­

sired 2712 N uece*. 

Phone 23582.

FOR R E N T : F u rn ish ed or u n fu rn ish e d 
2504 

a p a rtm e n t close 

to U n iv e rsty . 

Sabine S tre e t. 

P hone 5136.

FQR SA L E : V ic to r O rthophonic portable 
and B runsw ick P a n a tro p e portables on 
J . R. Reed Music Co., 

term s. 

easy 
KAS C ongress.

A CONVENIENT. roomy a p a rtm e n t fur 
. Sm all fam ily. Two blocks west o f th e 
U n iv e rsity . 

2313 Nueces. Phone 6816

FOR R E N T : W ell furnished h o u se k e ep ­
ing a p a rtm e n ts in an approved h o u se 
for U n iv e rsity g irls. Cia* heat. M rs, 
Va! C. G iles. 

710 W est 22nd.

FOR SALE

Ford T im ers an d Rollers 65a
O. K. GARAGE
115 W. 2nd 

Cl

WOOD—W O O D -N othing but beat g ra d es;
Postoak, Cedar, cord woad. Block* $8.5<) 
per cord. Rick $2.00. West Austin Wood 
ti
Yard Phone 7486. 

LAUNDRY

ROOMS FOR RENT

LOOK! An ideal place for a q uiet boy in 
private hom e. 1367 R io Grande. P hone

22478.

W ANTED t Two o r th re e boys to sh a re 
su ite of two bed room s and h a th w th 
E v e ry th in g new and 
2408 Rid C /andc, Phone 

two o ther boys. 
convenient, 
9397.

ROOM NEAR CAMPUS

FO R HENTS Nicely fu rn ish e d fro n t bed­
room in priv ate home, to one or two
young men. SOT W. 18th. Phone 9974.

H JR K E N T : Small furnished apartm ent 
in private home near U niversity. Lights
reasonable. 

and w ater furnish I'd. R en t 
2614 Speedway. Phone 22195.

ROOM FOK BOYS. 

2404 U n iv e rsity
avenue. H alf block of cam pus. W ell- 
fu rnished, cool, com fortable, convenient.
t f
ILgul& r rates. Phone 4907. 

FOH R E N T : U ntil N ovem ber 15th. fu r­
nished house, all conveniences, in Un­
P h o n e 9181-105

iv e rs ity neighborhood. 

APPRO VED H O U SE : P le a s a n t 

room s.
alee pi rig porch, g irls ; board if desired. 
Block o f cam pus. R easonable ra te s. 203
a
E a s t 25. Phone 3140. 

TW O CLEAN, fu rn ish e d room s. South­
of 
e a s t exposure. W alking d istance 
reaso n ab le. W ater 

U n iv e rsity . 
and lig h t furnished. 

R ent 

P h o n e 9811.

FOR BOYS: two m odern room *, u pstairs, 
or down, a ll 
prs vat* 
2502 Nueces,
hom e. N ear U n iv e rsity . 
«
P hone 5105. 

conveniences, 

in 

in a u to s ; sto re fro n t* 
GLASS In sta lle d 
> fu rn itu re lops. W indow gins*. P h o n e 
22422.
RHODES HERALD GLASS CO.
103 W. &tb

ease, M artin m ake, wonderful 

FOR SA L E : Gold Kb Alto Saxophone In 
tone 
•o d in excellent condition. Price $75.05 
cash. You can sa v e ISO.OO on th is in ­
stru m en t. W allace, HO B. Hall.

NICK study room, sleeping porch. 

1920 

Speedway. 

Phone 23470.

ROOMS with or w ithout board for 

two 
table board. Mrs. H am ­

bov-t. Also 

mond. 1903 1-f W ichita. Photic 3310.

AUTOMOBILES

HEY FELLOWS

H IG HEST 

clothing and 

ring 8717. 

PR IC E S paid 
shoe*. 

for 

c»*t-off 
407 E ast 6th or 
lf

FOR K E N T ; One larg e room for 2 boys 
blocks 
from cam pus. $6 each . 2519 .Speedway.

in p riv ate hom e. Only 

two 

W e re s e rv e 

c a r s a n d 

d e liv e r 

t h e m on tim e. AH N ew M odels.

LOST AND FOUND

WANTED

Hi* Band— New 

"J I INGLE*-'n lit J k .v * by Ted L ew is’ a n d 
Columbia R ecord. 
ISAAC BLEDSOE, 821 C o n g re s s . P hone 
— 21
5615. 

board. 

ROOM AND BOARD fo r men. also tab le 
Reasonable rate. Two blocks 
2204 

U niversity. Good hom e cooking. 
Nueces. Phone 8496.

TW O ROOMS, q u iet, 

sleeping 

On# block e a s t cam pus. P riv a te 

2210 

Tom Green. 

porch.
e n ­
P hone

trance. 
2-3320.

U niversity. L ovely 

ROCM4r FOR R EN T , Week from 
bedroom. 
Private tile bath with shower in 
n e w brick house. Dial 638$.

f.. J . DUNBAR is 

lucky today. P re s e n t 
this ad at box office of the Queen and

LIGHTSEY^

D rive-Y ourself System 

P h o n e s 8 5 4 5 a n d 3 4 4 4

U M
§

BA R G A IN S!
T w o 1923 C h e v ro le t T o u rin g s, 
G o o d ru b b e r , good r u n n in g condfcc?
H o n , ch o ice .............................. $V5.0gC
1 9 2 4 F o rd T o u rin g ........ $175.00*
N ew paint, seat covers, end tsp , 
j§
N ew tires. 
I

KNIGHT-W HIPPET O k 
sos w. sth 

pwo aam &

U WRECK m WE FIX r n 

J

T R IA L O R D E R : T h re e m onth* 
f o r $ 1 .5 0 . S a n A n to n io E x p re ss 
fo i 
d ay 
ox 

d aily a n d S u n d a y , d e liv e re d 
th e b r e a k f a s t 
p rin te d . S ee C h a s. W u k a se h 
d ia l 7 8 8 8 .

ta b le 

sa m e 

PRONK WALKER at 6957 for asport 

a te 

th*? show.

typing. Five cents per paae.

HIGHEST CASH P r i c e s ” PAID for sec 
A. 
ond-hand 
SCHWARTZ. 417 E ast Clk. Phone $762.it

clothing 

shoes. 

and 

Broken or rotten woodwork in your 
W elding and Blacksmithing of all kii 
W recker $*nr£ce D ay and 
Auto Body ated Fender Straighten!* 

Our shop com pete in all

T A I L O R I N G

CALL WE.ST END

Quick Service — Cheap Estes 

Cleaners, Dyers and Ratters
n «*i n u . _ _

L O ST : L ig h t co at 

in G irls' .Study Hal* 
som etim e last S aturday. Kinder please 

n otify B onnie Heil, Kirby Hall.

Id iH'F ■ f a n I a the- pur*? containing Ma- 
sonic emblem, Rh caff epa pencil, sm all 
oiner a n im es. Seward. Box 

•I!.,j, 
$34. S. K. I).

Id ‘KT: S ig m a Nu 
po w ard. 
A rchway. 

P hone 4485.

F in d e r plena* re tu rn 

fra te rn ity pin. Re­
214 

to 

G reen Schaefer 

L O ST ; 
fo untain pen 
i f In catalogue room of Library. Finder 
please call 7027. Reward.

LO SE Som ething? Find that lost 
: article sri th a Texan Classified. 

one 2 3 1 6 4 .

IN S U R E W AY 
; rooms is Ie dial 
T exan C lassified departm ent.

th ese 
rent 
23164— T he 

to 

DON’T fo rg et to see if 
* 
Is kl tike Classified

tke pass to tim Queen today. 

f e n vet. 
It 

P ublix Presents ^

■ NORMA TALMADGE

“THE W O M A N D IS P U T E D
with
G IL B E R T ROLAND

, 
* 

T T ^ E s c re e n ’s g r e a t em o tio n al a c t r e s s 

the 
g re a te s t h e a r t d r a m a o f h e r c a r e e r . The 
love life o f a r e d e e m e d woman s e t a g a i n s t 
a 
se e th in g b a c k g r o u n d o f co n flict a n d m a n -m a d e 
p assio n .

in 

A cinema canvas to tress it re na lon g na 'pulses 

beat nod wetness lo v e ..

Entertainm ent Extraordinary!

Paramount New# 
Comedy

O ne o f db# 
Pts b lin 
T h eaters

Hear the March King
OUSA 

band

D 

“

W ednesday, O ct. 24

M a tin * * 3 :3 0 ; N it* S U S 

John Dolan, C o m et S oloist 

Also Soprano, Harp and Xylophone Solos 

Saxophone Sextette

SUN— MON— TUES

Prices*—N ile : $2.00, 
Matinee: I t ! F loor, $1

O, $1.00; 2nd Bat. Wfc. 
S a l . $ 1 .0 0 , C h ild re n 7 5 c

 SP O R T 
TALK

By BOB C A N T R E L L
T m # Sport* Catter

TODAY S GA M ES 

Arhats*** t», Tex**.
T . C, U. v . A. A M. 
R ice v*, S. M. U. 
B aylor VS. C e n te n a ry ,

ob* of the most interesting game* 
of the season. 
It will be followed 
with a gt* a* deal of interest by 
Texans, as they remember 
the 
work of Arm Mead and Abernathy 
last Saturday against Texas.

In the east. Army and Harvard 
meet in the headliner. Army ha* 
yet to taste defeat, though she 
did barely escape it in the S. M, 
U. ga me. The Cadets should come 
through with a good win. Navy 
will make her fourth attem pt to 
break her n sireless losing spre< . 
when she meets Duke. She really 
should do it this time.

rp a good battle against the high 
achoo! team.

La>t week the Silent* won 13-0 
oyer Ok;aboma school for the deaf
in a game played before a State 
Fair crowd at D a lla s .

F E A T U R E STAFF OF 

T E X A N ORGANIZES

Feature writer* of the Daily 
Texan held a meeting Friday aft­
ernoon to plan the feature sec­
tions of the Daily Texan for the 
yew,

Everett* Love, head of the de-

N iftoc 

silo

A R I S

J. 

of 
ll. U loppy) Faulkner 
t hi* ago, 111,, a form er student of 
the University, is visiting in Aus­
tin this week and is staying at the 
Lambda (.hi Alpha house.

* Different.*'

New ark b rin 
.

to you fo r 4 

SA TU R D AY , OCTOBER 20, 1928

Reed to Replace Hume 
A t Q uarter in 
Rice Fray

B y J I M M I E L O V E L L
S ewe tat Daily Texan C ©respondent
DALLAS, Oct. IO—A running 
attack is expected 
to substitute 
| the vaunted air attack when Mor­
rison (tends his Mustangs again.*t 
lie hopes 
I the Owls here today, 
to cross up Rothgeb who B naid 
the 
to have drilled his men in 
special air defense against 
the 
Ponies.

Reed, whose reputation as a 
Quarter gained somewhat in the 
Army game, is expected to bark 
signals instead of Hume. 
It was 
just revealed Friday that the Mus­
tangs will not present their full 
strength in the game today,

Fincher is out with a wrenched 
back, Captain Race us is troubled 
with a bad knee and * ceral other? 
of the team have been complain­
ing with severe .“ limeburns." The 
burns were received in the Sim­
mons game at Wichita Falls.

Ten yard lings were laid off 
with dry lime and several of the 
Ponies got 
th*1 lime on their 
bodies. Coat h Morrison withheld 
this information from news cor­
respondents “because he didn’t 
want Rice to find out about It.”

SILENTS, 

[.OBOES 

MEET HERE TODAY

from 

The Toga* Silents 

the 
slate school for the deaf will meet 
the San Marco* high school Loboes 
at lf:30 this morning on Freshman 
Field.

The Silents boast a strong team, 
not having been defeated in two 
starts this season, and should put

(Continued fro rn Page I)

the 
the lead they now have in 
Southwest Conference 
circuit. 
Thirty gallons? of water from the 
Arkansas Ozark bills is included 
among th* Razorback equipment.
The Porker will sta rt the cru­
cial contest minus the services of 
their star end. “ Gene” Lambert, 
who is suffering from a badly in­
fected hand sine* the Baylor con­
flict at Texarkana last week-end.
Razorback tfop esters have vis­
ions on a conference title if the 
the 
Crimson crew, who startled 
entire southern sporting world 
last week by handing the Bayior 
Bruins a neat lacing, can dupli­
the
cate this performance over 
Longhorns.

Arkansas will face two confer­
ence foes in rapid succession with­
al the next two weeks with Dana 
X. Bible’s Texas Cadets turning 
a right-sbout-face for the Ozark 
hills next Saturday for the 
an­
nua! Homecoming jubilee.

On the following week end, tho 
Schmidtmen will trek to Shreve­
port, Louisiana, for their annua! 
clash with the untamed Tigers of 
Louisiana State University,

Nearly a “ton of beef” will be 
hurled at the Texas eleven in the 
opening moments of battle, ac­
cording to announcement made by 
the Porker mentor last night at 
the Hotel Stephen F. Austin.

R ound T rip
Every®
Sunday

lf *!«"*• 
L o a v e s 
Austin 
6 JO A. M 
.Strep Late

Round Trip
Every
Saturday
T rain *
L e a v e
> 
} Austin
► Sum i*. m.
I 
and
I 7:00 P. M.

Leave
San
A ntonio
(LOO p. M.
Sunday

,, 
, 

B ach 
H om a 
Early
'10:20 P. M

This afternoon will find 

all 
teams 
seven of the conference 
engaged in games that will cause 
them to put forth every effort 
an deverey man to win. Six of the 
eleven* get in the conference mi* 
up. while the seventh, Baylor; will 
m eet the Centenary Gents on 
th eir own gridiron in an effort to 
jin x the Gentlemen 
break the 
have held over conference teams 
since they were 
refused admit­
tance.

Texas w ill s t a r t h e r c o n fe r­
en ce race w it h 
t h e p o w e r f a l 
A rk a n sa s e le v e n , w h ic h t r o u n c ­
ed B aylor leat w e e k b y a 1 4 - 0 
•core. A 200 p o u n d l in e , and 
a fast backfield will cive the 
locals plenty to w o r r y a b o u t b e ­
fore the s e t t i n g tu n b r in g s rest 
to the w e a r y . A h a rd 
gam e 
fro m start t o f m i t h is predicted.

to 

from 
The Ponies will switch 
their vaunted air attack 
a 
running game, built around Red­
man Hume, in an effort to double­
cross Rothgeb'f Owls. The Houl­
ton eleven has been drilled in a 
special pas* defence, and such an 
attack might 
t h * rn 
off guard for a few minutes, lf 
reports are true, the Owls have a 
decent passing attack of their 
own.

throw 

The first tennis to u rn ey of 
th e fell s Caton will start M on­
d ay whoa the A ll-C ity to u rn a ­
ment wilt 
on Penick 
s ta rt 
court*. Th it m eet will draw 
large num bers of s ta rts from 
tho University, dow n-tow n, and 
neighboring cities. W ilm er A l­
lison, B erkeley Bell, B ruce 
Barnes, Jim m ie Q uick, E arl T ay ­
lor, and Loc inn L aC oste will be 
th e U niversity and 
a 
form er University stars in the 
gam e.

few of 

The Aggie Horned Toad gome 
should be a corker. The Frogs 
have been a stumbling block 
s s 
the path of the Farmer* for the 
past three years, and Bible will 
have hi* men keyed to a high pitch 
to bump 
the Christian*. Three* 
point Johnnie Wash mon and Rags 
Mathews will not he there to deal 
the Aggie backs misery.

J The Vanderbilt Commodores, 
o ff on another of their successful 
seasons, meet Tulane this a fte r­
noon in what should prove to bi

Better 

than a 

Sw eetheart

Cold Stadium

Topcoats 
$30 up

Sweaters and 

sweater vests

more

Interwoven ; 

Wool H ose '

Note:
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P h o n e * 7 785-6096

MILTON MORRIS, A gent
ED BEARD, A**i»tsat

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FOOTBALL
EDITION

VOLUME XXX

The First College Daily in the South

AUSTIN, TEXAS, SA TU R D A Y , OCTOBER 20, 1928.

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King and Hughes 
Score for Steers 
In 20 -7 V ic to r y

B y B O B C A N T R E L L
T e x a n S p o r ts E d ito r

A f t e r t r i l l i n g A r k a n s a s by a sin g le p o in t a t th e e n d of th e f ir s t 

h a lf y e s t e r d a y a f t e r n o o n , T e x a s c a m e b a c k b e h i n d t h e o f f e n s iv e w o rk 

o f K ing, Basilar a n d S h elle y a n d t h e s e n s a t i o n a l d e f e c t i v e v/c.rli of 
B u r n e t t , B r o w n , R o s e a n d R h o a d s in t h e se c o n d h a l t to sc o re tw o 
to u c h d o w n s a n d kick b o th trie s f o r th e e x t r a p o in t, to win o u t :n th e ir 
f ir s t c o n f e r e n c e tilt of th e y e a r 20-7, a n d g e t s t a r t e d on th e r i g h t f o o t 
in t h e c c n f e r e n c e c h a m p io n s h ip ra c e .

T h e g a m e w as a f a s t a n d f u r i o u s f ig h t t h r o u g h o u t , w ith t h e ball 
c h a n g i n g h a n d s w ith lig h tn in g - lik e r a p i d i t y a t tim es , 
e n d 
r u n s , o f f-ta c k lc p la y s a n d long p u n t s k e p t th e f a n s o u t o f th e ir s c a ts 
all a f t e r n o o n .

g a s s e s , 

T E X A S S C O R E S

T e x a s s t a r t e d th e sc o rin g in t h e s e c o n d p e r io d w h e n R h o a d s r e c o v ­
e r e d a p u n t w hich G eises h a d f u m b le d on A r k a n s a s ' six inch line. 
O n th e f i r s t p la y , K in g d ro v e t h r o u g h the m id d le o f th e line f o r 
a 
to u c h d o w n . T h e I e x a s t r y f o r th e e x t r a p o in t w as w id e. A r k a n s a s 
c a m e r i g h t b a c k , a n d w e n t in to t h e le ad . A s e r ie s of p asses, line 
p la y s, a n d tw o p e n a l t i e s p u t th e m 
in s c o rin g p o s itio n f r o m w h e r e 
B e a v e rs , th e ir p o w e r f u l back, w e n t across.- T h e t r y f o r e x t r a p o in t
 *
w as p e r f e c t. 

I he h a l f e n d e d w i t h o u t f u r ' h e r s c o rin g . 

 

S C O R E T W I C E

T h e S te e r s c a m e b a c k to sc o re o n c e in th e t h i r d a n d a g a in in the 

f o u r t h q u a r t e r . T h e T e x a s b a c k f ie ld o p e n e d u p in th e la st h a l f an d 
u n c o r k e d som e p r e t t y r u n s a n d pas ses. 
I t w as a p ass t h a t sc o re d 
t h e second to u c h d o w n f o r T ex a s, w h e n K in g s t e p p e d b a c k to his ow n 
30 y a r d line a n d s h o t a 15 y a r d p ass to T o m m i e H u g h e s w ho r a n th e 
r e m a in in g 15 y a r d s f o r th e t o u c h d o w n . P r e v io u s to t h a t pass, tw o 
T e x a s a t t e m p t s h a d b e e n wild. T h e la s t T e x a s t o u c h d o w n w a s s c o r ­
3helley kic k ed 
e d by K ing w h en he p lo w ed th e line f o r th e score. 
b o th tries.

FIRST QUARTER

f u m b le s a n d 

to r e c e iv e a t 

to M iller w h o 

to B c u l a r w ho r e t u r n s 7 y a r d s 

A r k a n s a s w on th e toss a n d ch o se 

t h e S o u th goal. 
r e t u r n s 5. M iller 
C ow le y kicks o f f 
b r e a k s t h r o u g h f o r 3 y a r d s . B e a v e r s g e ts 2 a t le f t g u a r d . B e a v e r s 
p u n t s 35 y a r d s 
to T e x a s ’ 4 0 - y a r d 
line. K ing h its line f o r no gain. A r k a n s a s o f f- s id e , 5 y a r d p c r a l t y . 
S h elle y pic ks u p a n o t h e r 
K in g g e ts a s c e n t y a r d o f f le f t ta c k le . 
b a r e y a r d o f f r ig h t e n d . Gelee i n t e r c e p t s a T e x a s p a s s f r o m S h e lle y 
a n d r u n s it hack IS y a r d s . B e a v e r s c r a s h e s t h r o u g h line fo r 5 y a r d s . 
B e a v e r s picks up 2 y a r d s o f f le ft ta c k le . D a le f a ils to gain a t r i g h l 
g u a r d . B e a v e r s p u n t e d 33 y a r d s to O c u la r on T e x a s ’ 5 y a r d line.
B e u l a r r e t u r n s 15 y a r d s . 

*

*

S helley on a c u t - b a c k t h r o u g h l e f t ta c k le g e ts loose f o r 17 y a r d s , 
p la c in g bail on 41 y a r d 
line f o r 7 
y a r d s . K in g b r o k e o f f le ft ta c k le f o r 17 y a r d s b e f o r e b eing r u n 
F i r s t 
o u t o f b o u n d s by B e a v e r s a n d D a le . T im e o u t , A r k a n s a s . 
d o w n on A r k a n s a s ’ 33 y a r d line. P la y r e s u m e d . K in g g e ts o f f slow, 
a n d picks up 4 y a r d s o f f r ig h t ta c k le . B e u l a r s t a r t s a r o u n d r i g h t

line. B e u l a r c r a s h e s 

t h r o u g h 

STARTING LINE UPS

TEXAS
Ford
Brown
Phillips
Burnett
Sew ell
Cowley
Rose
Beular
Hughes
Shelley
King

L. E.
L. T.
L. G.
C.
R. G.
R. T.
R. E.
Q. B.
R H.
L. H.
F. B.

ARKANSAS
Schoonover
W inters
W ise
B uckalew
Van S id e
Gardner
Creighton
Geise
D ale
M iller
Beavers

BEARS HALT 
GENTLEMEN’S
STRING AT 5

UTI, w ilso n and Noble 
Lead B ruins to 
V icto ry

] Special to The Daily T ita n .

SHREVE! ORT, Louisiana, Oct.
20.— The Baylor Bears, playing 
inspired football here this after­
noon, broke a two year old jinx 
which the Centenary Gentlemen 
:.i .awber? ut 
have held over tm 
the Southwestern 
Conference, 
when they slipped a 12-0 defeat 
rh* 
into the records 
Gents. Jake Harm a 
com­
pany were not equal to the task 
c l stopping the sensational 
at 
tack of Wilson, Nob!?, Furl and 
Newberry.

against 
and 

The Texans passed, kicked and 
ran the ends like demons. The; 
frere evidently 
smarting under 
the sting of a 14-0 licking hand­
ed them last week by a sister con­
ference team, Arkansas, while the 
Gents were feeling a
bit chesty 
the 
over their 0-0 trimming of 
Texas Aggies.

This wa.- the first defeat suf­
last 
fered by Centenary in the 
their 
two years, and shattered 
string of wins over members of 
the Southwestern Conference at 
five straight. Up Until this a f­
ternoon, the Gents had 
beaten 
T. C. U., S. M. U., Rice, Baylor, 
and A. & M. last year and this 
year. 

*

Morley Jennings and hts Golden 

the Lone Star I 
Bears leave for 
Star state tonight 
lots 
belter than they did lust Saturday 
night at the same time.

feeling 

MV T/^nn 0 ■ atyto jb 

I I L I A 

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V f V f 

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Th© photographer caught th©

T e x a s - A r k a n * a * gam© highlight*

t h i s a f t e r n o o n . H e r e a r e tw o 

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t h e f t 

In 

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top, w e see 

TAT A r

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R u f u s K ing, m a k in g 

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G e o r g ia T ec h 13, N o tre D a m e j

H oly C ross 13, F o r d h a m 19. 

M u h le n b e r g 8, F r a n k l i n 

a n d 

e n d , b u t cut* b a c k a n d pick* up a y a r d . A r k a n s a s o f f- sid e , 
a n d 
d r a w s 5 y a r d p e n a l t y . K ing dives o v e r t h e le f t side of th e lin e f o r 
a y a r d . B e u la r slips t h r o u g h th e line f o r a y a r d , a n d f ir s t d o w n on 

S helle y get# a y a r d on a lo n g e n d tr y .

I 
I 
I A r k a n s a s ’ 22 y a r d line. 
O n a pass b e h in d t h e 

line K in g to F o rd , F o r d g e ts a y a rd b e f o r e
G a r d n e r b u sts him . A pass S h e lle y to H u g h e s p la c e s ball on A r ­
k a n s a s ’ 11 y a r d line. K in g b its lin e f o r 2 y a r d s . T e x a s is m a r c h i n g
s t r a i g h t d o w n t h e field . 
y a r d s .

S h elle y h its th e m io d le o f t h e line f o r 2 

S helle y g e t s a y a r d o f f r i g h t ta c k le . T h e P o r k e r line is f i g h t i n g 
w ith its back to th e wall. 
S h e lle y f a k e s a p ia c e -k ic k , a n d B e u l a r 
p a s se s a c ro ss g o a l lin e to Rose w ho le ts th e ball slip o f f f i n g e r tips. 
I*- A rkansas* ball o n o w n 2 0 y a r d lin e . B e a v e r s g e ts 3 y a r d s th r o u g h 
I 

line.

B e a v e rs p u n t s 3 3 y a r d s to B e u l a r w ho is b u s t e d in t r a c k s o n 44 
y a r d line by S c h o o n o v e r . K in g c a r r i e s ball c u t o f b o u n d s f o r no 
b r o u g h t in 15 y a r d s f r o m sid e lin e s. T i m e o u t f o r A r-
I g*««- 
I k a n s a s . T h e A r k a n s a s line h e ld w h e n it h a d to . A pas* S h e lle y 
to F o r d is m c o m p lo to . 
I t w a s a f a k e p a s s . D a le d r o p s h alt w h e n 
I 
h e a l m o s t i n t e r c e p t s it. S helle y g e t s 4 y a r d s t h r o u g h line. S h e lle y 
p m * * l o A r k a n s a s ’ Z Z y a r d lim e w h e r e R o s e a n d F o r d kill t h o ball. 
iv e rs b a c k ; b e p u n t s 4 0 y a r d o u t o f b ou n d * o n T e x a s ’ 4 0 y a r d line. 
~ 
B e d l a r g e ts J f a r d s o f f Soft t a c k le , h a t b a ll b r o u g h t b a c k , a n d T e x a s 
ta c k le , 
hold d o w a b y G a r d n e r , f o r l l y a r d s . H e a l m o s t g e t loose. H u g h e s 
h its H a s f a y ate g a i n , as q u a r t e r e n d s . T e x a s 0, A r k a n s a s 0.

I d r a w s 5 y a r d p e n a l t y o f f- s id e . K in g b r e a k s 

t h r o u g h 

th e 

C o n t i n u e d o n P a g e 2

FE A T U R E S T A F F O F 

TEX A N O R G A N IZ E S RICE, 5?

to

Feature writers of the Daily 

' 
! Texan held a meeting Friday a it- j P o n i e s D e s e r t A i r

,

In 

g y JIMMIE LOVELL

department j fore a state fair crowd to 

R un up H u g e Score 
O n O w ls

el noon to plan the feature sec­
tions of the T)aily Texan for the 
i year.
| Everett* Love, head of the de­
p artm en t, asked each member of ! 
special d*% Tex**
I the department to turn 
fct 
I)ALLAS’ * * • O - * * * ""*■
I least*one fu tu r e t o r y a weak, 
and 
I aa The Texan plans to put o u t ; riso?J c»Med Oil hi? second 
a feature section ai least every third stringers here Saturday he­
.show 
's third Sunday. The 
plans a series of feature arteries] the home town how the Mustang* 
Ion members of the faculty to con-! w e rt able to hold Army as they 
; did. Lice Owls were trampled 52
I tin ae throughout the year. 
I to 13 in the exhibition, A running
 
| M in n e s o ta , R e s e r v e s ZZ, E a s t i a tta c k was used m ore than the air 
I as a means to pile up the score.
| D akota W e s le y a n 14. 
I Johnson, Pony h alf m ade the first 
J 
Law rence 10, L ake F o rest 7* 
Stevens Point 2 5 , S tool Inst!- \ three touchdowns, to lead scoring.
Ehuring the m orning Rice H ar­
rier* defeated Pony runner* 2x to j 
27, with C aptain Brunson show-1
m g th e way over 
• . u u m ,

W a b a s h 6, G e o r g e t o w n 

La Crosse T•aris­

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S u p e r io r 26, 

th e 3.7 

t« « k y 0,

t a t e 7.

cr* 6.

K en -

 

th© f i r s t to u c h d o w n a f t h e g a m e 

th r o u g h 

t h e p ile d 
w ith a dive 
u p A r k a n s a s line . It c a m e a few 
s e c o n d s a f t e r R h o a d s h a d 
r e ­
c o v e r e d a f u m b le d p u n t on th e 
P o r k e r 6 inch line. T h e player* 
in w hile 
a r e seen c o n v e r g in g 
R h o a d s of T ex a s (N o , 1 3 ) a n d 
S c h o o n o v e r of A r k a n s a s 
look 
on.

In 

th e low er is seen D e x t e r 
She Hey s t a r t i n g o f f on o n e o f 
his n u m e r o u s long j a u n t s of th e 
g a m e . 
B e a v e rs o f A r k a n s a s 
( N o . 1 9 ) seem s to be w a n ti n g 
t o a r g u e w ith him, b u t a T e x a s 
m a n is d o ing his b e s t to g e t him 
o u t o f th e play.

M a r y l a n d 

13, W e s t e r n M a ry -

W e s t V ir g in ia 22, W a s h i n g t o n 

l a n d 6.

a n d L e e 0 .

Cee 24*, Carroll 0.
I o w a W e sle y a n 20, C e n t r a l 0 
Io w a T e a c h e r s 4C, P e a n Col- j 

i*

l a g a P.

m ile | H r rroal ©. 

C h a r l e s t o n T e a c h e r s 10, I n d i a n a ]
‘-..A"-"' |

Houghton 7, Northland 9*
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y**'-;".' - 3 

.

M in n e s o ta 33, C hicag o 7. 

M a r s h a ll 0.

N o r t h w e s t e r n 7, K e n tu c k y 0. 

Y ale 32, B r o w n 14.

L oyola ( C h i c a g o ) 20, L o m b a r d

S ta m b r o s e 7, C o lu m b ia 7. 

Illinois 13, I n d ia n a 7.
P u r d u e 19, Wi*eon*in 19.
O hio S t a t e 19, M ic h iga n 7.
Iow a 54, R ipon 0.
U. o f D e tr o it 27, L oyo la ( N e w 

0.

O r l e a n s ) 0.

13.

Y ale F ro s h 9, E x e t e r 0,
M o u n t U n io n 26, W o o s te r 
P r i n c e t o n 21, L ehigh 0. 
D e n n is o n 7, M u sk e g o n 0. 
S c huy lkill 37, St. J o h n s 0. 
M a r q u e t t e 26, A k ia h c m a A 
0.

M

S t. L ouis U, 12, Rolla M iner* 7. 
L y n c h b u r g 12, G u ilf o r d 6, 
N e b r a s k a 7, S y r a c u s e 6s
_
. 
C o l g a te 16, M ic h ig a n S t a t e 0.
S o u t h e r n N o rm a l 0, S io u x F a lls 

&

6.

PP i t t s b u r g h 20, A lle g h e n y 0,
B. V. 7, B a te s 0.
W illiam * 26, R e n s d a l e 7,
C. C. N. T. 20, Drexel 6. 
C e b ly 12, W o o s t e r P o ly 0. 
Kansas 7, Kansas A ffies 9*

&

L u t h e r 26, Io w a 6.

M o r n in g sid e 8, S o u th D a k o ta 0. 
S e w a n e e 38, C u m b e r l a n d 0. 
S o u t h e r n 7, P ie d m o n t 0. 
P r in c e t o n F r o s h 0, M e r c e n b u r g

T u f t s 12, B o w d a in 0.
N avy 6, D u k e 0.
U n io n 7, V e r m o n t 6.
U n io n 7 1 V e r m o n t 6 
S a in t J o h n 39, W a s h in g t o n 9. 
H a m iin e 7

G u s t a v ous A d o lp h u s

*• •

G e o rg ia 7, F u r m a n 0,
N o tr e D a m e R e serve * 0 , N o r t h ­

w e s t e r n R e serv e * 0.

R u t g e r s 0.

O s w e g o N e e m a l 9 ,

A lbion 26, O liv e t 7.
M an liu s 5 1,
N .Y .U . 48,
V illa N ova 7, G e t t y s b u r g 2,
A m h e r s t 10, H a m i l t o n 0. 
E l m h u r s t 4 4 , A u r o r a 0 . 
S p e a r f is h N o r m a l 13, N o r t h e r s 

N o rm a l 0.

B a t ie r 4 0, C o n t r o l N o r m a l 0.
O, of Ohio $$, Cincinnati 0.

F ro g s C ontinue 
O ver T ex as 
A ggies

Jinx

<?no-*V to T he D aily T exan.

COLLEGE STATION Oct. 20
north there 
—-From out of the 
cmy, dealing
came a purple clad g 
misery arni desti illiti1. a. Such 
of 
might well describe the win 
Coach Matty Bell’s Horned Toads 
from Texas Christian University 
over Dana Bible's Aggies 
here 
this afternoon. Just as the game 
seemed doomed to end, as so many 
A. & M.-T. C. U. games have in 
the Toad back­
the past— a tie, 
field came to 
life, and chased 
touchdown, but 
across a single 
that was sufficient to give them a 
6-0 win over 
the disheartened 
Aggies.

It was the second 6-0 whipping 
handed the Farmers in as many 
Saturday*. Last week, the Cen­
ten ary Gentlemen came up from 
Shreveport, and plastered a 6-0 
loss on the Farmers, in much tho 
same manner as did the Frog-. 
The Frog mentor was delighted 
with the work of his charges in 
a 
the win, and the Toads took 
hold on first place in the confer­
ence along with Texas and S. Bf. 
V. 

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Passes Thrown 
By 
Hogs, Total 43

Longho 

A total of 43 passes were h u rl­
ed in the game between A rkansas 
and Texas, with only 13 of them 
being completed. The Razorback.* 
were successful with six, netting 
| a total of 86 yards, out of 2% 
I tried, while Texas completed sev­
en out o f 21 fo r 109 yards. Three 
w ere intercepted by the Long­
ly m s, and two by Arkansas. Wild 
passing, and an alert defense by 
both team s made both aerial at­
tacks weak.

Shelley put on a b eautiful p u n t­
ing exhibition, sending nine spir­
als fo r an average of 46 yards. 
A rkansas averaged 35 yards 
in 
12 punts. 

1

Sum m ary; Touchdowns; King, 
Beavers, I; Hughes, I. Points 
a f te r touchdow ns; Dale. I; Shel­
ley, 2. F irst downs; Texas, t i ; 
A rkansas, 7 (five resulted from 
fWMk 
passes). Yards 
scrim m age; Texas, 109;
66. Yards lost, T ex as. f ? > '; 
kansas, 7. Passes: Arkansas ti 
f<tf 
22, six were 
yards, 3 were iuteroepi 

completed. 

gained 

14 were incomplete; T«HRJ®

21, com pte!
yards, two 
VZ w e t 
kai 
T r i 
40

# < 
yards.

date. 
35 3

 LONGHORNS BEAT PORKERS 

. 
IN FIRST CONFERENCE GANE

BULL
BELLOWS

By A LE X M URPHREE

College
Press

T H E 

O A I L Y 

T E X A N

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1928.

SOCIETY

Faculty Women 

To Give Dinner

BARRETT ENTERS 

BRADFORD COMPANY

FORMER 

UNIVE

ST UDE ST MARRIES

C anon S H U . 

f o „ n ,r IW - j 

Faculty W oman's Club
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v e r ity a t t e n t and g r ^ iu a t . o f ; M U X h . t ^ n u ^ ^ n d ^ - J ^
the School of Business Adminis 
t ration, class of 1025, was 
nod Thursday evening to 
Willie Bt -ss Burr of Dallas.

a 
’ aor o f architecture, will make 
mar j talk at 5 o’clock on “ East Texas 
Miss | Architecture.** 

C. E. B arrett, form er Longhorn 
j basketball star, has purchased 
a
wiQ half interest in the C. A. Brad­
ford Company, according to an
Br J -

 

 , f„ rnwr Univeraity student, '

will be connected with Barrett
under the firm name of Bradford- 
Barrett.

, ____
J Dinner will be served fo r mem- j PP 
| hers of the club and their friends 
! from 8 to I o’clock. Tables may 
j be reserved fo r parties of four,
six or eight. Reservations should
.
, 

telephoned in before 12 o clock j

, - 

... 

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J* 

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. 

Saturday morning, 
norm ed.

it was 

an-

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P E T E ’S T O E A T
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T H O U G H T F O R T O D A Y

V A R IE T Y I* the sp ice o f life 
you 
h igh * 

and ch anga is th at th in g 
h ave 
little o f a f t e r 
pow ered d a te .

a 

— V irgil H erald.

D E S IR E W IT H O U T T H E E L M S

I WANT to drink 

like Alfred 

Smith

I’d love to bull like Hoover 

If I could fly like Lindbergh 

I’d think it some maneuver.

Heflin, John Roach Strmton 
And all folk of that ilk 
Make me long and cry for 
A public mob to bilk.

I want to fly to poles

Ju st like Commander Byrd 
Or swim the nearest channel 
To make my exploits heard.

I’d sit upon a flag pole 

And play a waiting game 

Or walk to San Francisco 
Or anything for fame.

H E R A L D 1 N G S

Award the prize to the fresh 
man who thought the V ersus Club 
was a poetry class.

The latest thing (no, not the 
newest) on the campus— a sleepy 
senior. 

•

Modem Mark Antony walking 
down the windy streets of Rome, 
“ Friends, Romans, 
countrymen, 
lend me your eyes.**

Many a designing woman

has

no eye for art,

She could hardly be called 

a 
blind date-—it was ju st the 
pe­
culiar way her eyes over-lapped, 
that was all.

— Virgil Herald.

S H E R I F F “ U G ” B A R N A B Y

SY N O P SIS-- 

the 

On the wind-swept plains of 
Texas we find Sh eriff Barnaby 
wondering who hung 
15 
men on one strand of rope. He 
suspects Gladiola Hoskins be­
cause he found her silver spur 
they 
under the tree on which 
a fte r 
were hanged. Gladiola 
denying having lost the 
spur 
there, goes to Archibald Chaun­
cey Adkins, a tenderfoot, who 
is in love with her, and per­
suades him to say that he was 
riding with her that night.

C h ap ter IV- 
Q uestion s

—In which 
A rch ib ald .

B a r n a b y

a strange 

Archibald stood am ongst 

the 
cactus watching the departure of 
Gladiola, with her lithesome form, 
astride her schooner of the plains. 
He stood in the typical English 
attitude of bewilderment— bands 
on hips, mouth wide open. God, 
how he loved that woman! Bat 
what 
request. My 
word, what rn strange request! He 
was perfectly aware that he had­
n’t ridden with Gladiola 
last 
night. 
In fa ct he had been fa r, 
far from the canyon on business 
of his own. 
She had asked him 
to lie for her. Zounds, how odd! 
An Englishman with al! an E n g­
lishman's sense of form to be ask­
ed by this strange person to lie 
for her. How most irretrievably 
odd!

But he had little opportunity 
for quiet cogitation, 
F o r about 
this time a dust cloud came cruis­
ing over the lea (I got that word 
from a cross-word puzzle). And 
who should it be? We give you 
three guesaea. 
It was none other 
than old U gly himself. That is, 
it was old Ugly when the dust 
had cleared away.

“ Hi, there, bo! What ya stan 
I got 

din’ here thinkin’ about? 
somethin' I wants say £o ya.”
“ Yes, sir, Mr. Barnaby. 

I f I 
can be of service you have only 
to command.”

“ Do ya know anything 

abobt 
last night’s affair? I know you 
had reasons for bavin’ it in for 
those guys afte r the razzin’ they 
really
give you. 

If you 

could 

SM ITH S MISSOURI 
CAMPAIGN

Missouri will have as its guest 
the 
the most important half of 
Smith-Robiaron ticket when Gov. 
Alfred E. Smith arrives in 
St. 
Louis Monday, Gov. Smith will 
in Missouri, 
make two speeches 
one in St. Louis and the other in 
Sedalia.

The people of Columbia are or 
ought to be particularly interested 
in the Sedalia speech. Many have 
signified their intention o f going 
to Sedalia Tuesday for the gover­
nor’s address.

to 
All eligible voters owe it 
themselves and their country to 
as possible 
study as thoroughly 
the candidates who are up 
for 
election. The opportunity affo rd ­
ed by the .Sedalia address of get­
ting some first-hand information 
concerning the issues o f this cam ­
paign should be seized by all who 
can possibly get to Sedalia 
at 
that time.
This 

should be 
opportunity 
by 
taken advantage of equally 
as 
Republicans and Hooveiites 
well as by the Democrats 
and 
Smith admirers. The time has 
quite passed when votes are cast 
merely because of the party of a 
man. Parties are more and more 
losing the sharp lines that once 
becoming 
separated them, 
ju st what 
to be— 
merely an excellent medium for 
the election machinery of 
the 
country.

they ought 

and 

A voter who is not willing to 
listen to both sides and from the 
evidence submitted to him cast his 
vote for the man whom he thinks 
better, has not the best interests 
of the country at heart.— Colum­
bia Missourian.

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$25,000 FOR AN 
IDEA

W. C. Durant, the gentleman 
who mixes philanthropy, good citi­
zenship, and automobiles into a 
rather profitable and interesting 
in the inter­
career, ha;; offered 
ests of prohibition 
of 
a prize 
$25,000 for a solution to the prob­
lem of enforcing the Eighteenth 
Amendment. 
In addition to this, 
he offers to college students an ­
other prize of $5,000 for a similar 
endeavor, the successful student 
to receive $1,000 and his univer­
sity the rest of the sum.

Here is a chance for some stu ­
dent on this campus to swell his 
re­
usually depleted stipend, to 
lieve the flood of bad liquor, and 
to provide marble steps, 
rosa 
windows, or chandeliers for one of 
the many, many proposed build­
ings for the Evanstown campus. 
— Daily Northwestern.

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WHAT S IN A 
DEGREE?

and 

The investment of billions of 
dollars in endowment, 
the 
investment of four of the best 
years in life on the part of the 
vast number of college students, 
causes many to question the pro­
fitableness, derived from this ex­
pense. Among these is Bernard 
De Volo, who criticizes the college 
curriculum of today in an article 
of the current number of Harper-, 
He admits that, although the col­
le g e education is imperfect, it is 
the best available. And he rather 
urges the neglect of the degree for 
the benefit of pursuing a course 
of definite 
in which something 
is ac­
life 
intellectual 
value 
complished.— Rochester Campus.

in 

m * B o o k T h a t’* D iffe r e n t.”

iajuso 

throw a 
like any scif-re.-s- 
pectin’ guy should, I’d think you 
did it. Maybe I do anyhow, 
I
never cared for the sorts ornery 
critter you are.”

“ Why, sh eriff, I assure you I 
know nothing of the affair. I was 
riding near the canyon last eve­
ning with Miss Gladiola bat noth­
ing of note seemed to be tran s­
piring.”

“ Did you Hear anything?”
“ Oh, no, sir !”
“ Nothing that sounded like the 
cry of an anim al? Well, all right. 
Maybe you didn’t.”

(To Be Continued)

Kike I, formerly 

of Sherman, 
now resides in Dallas. A fter 
a 
trip te the Gulf coast, the couple 
will be at home at 5331 Miller
a 
Avenue, the home of the b rid e s! 
* 
f-xther 

t ♦ u 

.u u 

i •>■ 

The groom 

is the brother of 
Bob Eikel, former president of 
the Students’ Association.

DELTA 7. ET A’S GIVE 

FOUNDER'S BANQUET ,

f

Delta Zeta sorority will en ter-j 
tain with a founder’s day banquet 
tho 
Tuesday, October 23, 
Driskill hotel.

at 

GAMMA PHl'RET A GI VES j 
TEA HONORING PLEDGES

Gamma Phi Beta 

entertained I 
Friday afternoon from 4 to 
6 
o’clock with a tea honoring Jheir 
pledges and patronesses. 
Those 
in the receiving line were: Misses 
Mary Frances Llewellyn, Dorothy 
Ellen Shivers, Winnie Burnett,, 
and Mesdames John Edward P rit­
chett, E. L. Steck 
and George 
Kneip.

9 9 9 9

Cora Wooter.s visited in 

San 

Antonio last week-end.

Delta Tau Delta announces th<- 
of J . R. Gilliland of 

pledging 
Dallas.

Drs. Koenig & Kott 
Foot Specialists
3 2 1 L i t t l e f i e l d B l d g . 
P h o n e 4 8 5 5

A Sermon for Students

God?

The University 

Presbyterian Church

Sunday morning at l l 

Lawrence H. Wharton,

pastor

SAMON SHOE SHOP

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P h o n e 2 - 1 8 3 3

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Ifyou want beauty-if you want luxury- 
ifyou want up-to-the-minute smartness- 
theres only one choice—the choice of 
America • • • the new BU IGK with 
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From one end of the country to 
another-~m New York, 
in 
Miami, 
in Los 
in Chicago, 
Angeles and all {owns between 
—overwhelming praise for the 
distinctive beauty of the Silver 
Anniversary Buick with new 
Masterpiece Bodies by Fisher!

Al! agree that here is a new 
style—a new mode—an entirely 
different and original interpre­
tation of motor car beauty, 
forecasting the trend of smart 
body-design 
to 
com e.

for months 

Thrilling new lines—sparkling 
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WEEK-END EXCURSIONS 
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ANTONIO

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L eave A ustin 3 :2 5 p. in. 
ar 7 :1 0 p. rn. every S atu rd ay

Leave Austin 4 :1 5 a. rn. 
or 5 :1 0 a. rn . every Sunday

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$ J 5 0

R ou n d
T rip

R ound
T rip

AU tickets good to return 

leave San Antonio 

9 :0 0 p. rn. or l l : 15 p. rn. Sunday night.

RIDE THE 
KATY
earlier 
Leave Austin 
Stay longer San Antonio

Tickets can be pur­
in advance at 
chased 
city or depot office.

GEG. BEN D ETTI, 

C ity P a ss e n g e r A g t.

HAROLD T E E N -L IK E A BIRD WITHOUT WINGS 
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SECOND QUARTER
L o o k * like p a s s e * . 

R hoeds 

fo r F o rd , T e x a s. 

Shelley b a ck , h e 
p a s s e * w ild; ball brou gh t b a ck . 
Fou rth d ow n , 4 ... Shelley h ack, h e 
p u n t* 55 y a rd s to G e l*# , who fu m b le*. R h o a d s re c o v ers fo r T e x * * 
on P o rk er 6 itc h B ee. K in * plow s the 
on a c o n fe re n ce op p on en t. T e x a s 5 , A r k a n sa s 0 . R hoads f a i l * to 
kick e x tra point. T e x a s 6, A rk a n sa s 0.

line fo r T e x a s first s c o r e 1 

fo r R o se , B e a tty 

in su b s titu te *— V in in g 

T e x a s will receiv e. B e a v e r s kicks o f f , b o t b e ll is brought b a c k . 
T e x a s sen d s 
for S e w e ll, 
M id * fo r C ow ley. B e a r e r s a g a in k ick* to S h e lle y who fu m bles, h u t 
p ick s up and re tu rn s 19 y ard s. A p a ts, S h e lle y to H ugh es, it b u s te d 
up by M iller. Sh elley r ip * the lin e f e r one y a r d . B e u la r runs s t r a ig h t 
a c ro ss the fie ld , and is fo rc e d o u t o f b o u n d s f o r a 2-yard toes b y 
S bailey p u n ts high 5 5 y a rd s to G e ste w ho retu rn s 5 y a r d * . 
M iller. 
M eadow s fo r B e u la r, B ald w in fo r K in g, T e x a s . A rk a n sa s calls tim e 
o u t, with hall on own 18 y ard line ta talk m a t t e r s over, and d e c id e 
w hat to do ab ou t it. D ata plow s the line f o r 3 yards, but b a li 
is 
calle d back, and T e x a s g e ts 5 *y a rd p e n alty . B u r n a t t breaks th ro u g h 
an d throw s M iller fo r a y ard le ss.

B u rn e tt knocks dow n a sh o rt p a ss ov er th e lin e , Third d ow n , 6 
to go. B e a r e r s b a c k ; D ale g e t * 3 y ard s th ro u gh lin e. B e a re r s b e c k ; 
He kicks 32 y ard s to S h e lle y on T e x a s' 4 5 y a rd lin e. G ardn er b r e a k s 
S h e lle y 's p a ss is in ­
th rou gh and th row s M ead ow s fo r a 3 y ard to ss. 
te rc e p te d by G e ise who ru n s it back I S y a r d s b e f o r e he is r u e o u t 
o f bounds by B u rn e tt, M oore fo r G a rd n e r, A r k a n s a s .

A p a ss G ets# to B e a r e r s is g o o d fe r 22 y a r d s, c a r r ie s bail a a T e x a s ' 
30 y ard tine. A n o th er p a s t it in com p late. A b u lle t p ass o v e r tk e 
tine from th e h an ds o f B e a v e r s to M iller is g o o d fo r 14 y a rd s; p u t s 
h ail on T e x a s ’ 20-yard line. M iller fa ils to g a in on a try at le ft e n d , 
but p la c e * b a ll in frn o t o f g o a l line. A p a s s, B e a v e r s to M iller, is in ­
te rc e p te d by B u rn e tt a f t e r ab o u t h alf a doxon m en gat their h a n d s 
on it, but fa il to hold it. H ig g in s fo r H u g h e s, T e x a s . Brow n c a l ls 
fo r a head g e a r. H tg *in s ta k e s ball o u t o f b o u n d s fo r no g a i n . 
Sh elley b a c k ; he p u n ts 4 2 y a rd s to G o ise on own 48 yard 
lin e . 
B u rn e tt dow ns him in tra c k s.

A p a ss is in com p lete, when B u rn e tt g e ts in w ay, C ordy th r o w s 
bis h e a d g e a r aw ay. A n o th er p a ss is in co m p le te , but B o gges r u le s 
p a ss com p lete on in te rfe re n c e . B e a v e rs is s to p e d by Mills an d B u r ­
n ett fo r no gain C h e ath a m fo r V ining, T o x a s, B u rn e tt b u sts D a le 
fo r no gain on n try a t rig h t end. R h oads th ro w s D al# fo r a y a r d 
lo ss on a la t e r *! p a ss. B e a v e r * punts to M e a d o w s who c a rr ie s h a ll 
o u t on T e x a s ’ 8-yard lin e ; b all is b ro u gh t b a c k , and T e x a s d r a w s 
15-yard p en alty, p u ttin g b all on T e x a s* 21 y a r d lin e .

it down talk in g th in g s ov er. 

B e a v e rs is stop p ed a t the line by B u rn e tt a f t e r a 2-yard g a in . A 
la te r a l p a ss B e a v e rs to D ale c a rr ie s ball to T e x a s ’ 6 yard line, w h o r e 
M eadow s and H u gh es g e t bim . A rk a n sa s c a lls tim e out. The T e x * * 
team 
B e a v e rs t a k e s 
b all out o f bounds fo r a y a rd loss. B e a v e r * r a m s line fo r 2 y a r d * . 
B a il on T e x a s ’ 4 -y ard . B e a v e r s is stop p ed fo r a 3-yard gain . O n e 
y a rd to go. 
B e a v e rs b re a k s o f f tack le fo r touch dow n, T e x a a 6, 
A rk a n sa s 8. D a is kicks e x tr a point. T e x a a 8, A rk a n sa s 7.

Piny re s u m e d . 

T e x a s receives- D ale k ick s to Baldw in w ho re tu rn s 17 y a r d s . 
Baldw in lo se s 3 y a rd s o f f 
le ft and w hen C reig h to n g e ts h im . 
S h e lle y ’s p a ss to R h o ad s is in com plete, when S h e lle y shoots o v e r h it 
head. A rk a n sa s o ff- s id e ; 5 y ard p en alty. M e ad o w s gets 2 y a r d s on 
a fa k e th rou gh the line. C reig h to n b re a k s th r o u g h and throw s M e a ­
dow s fo r a 9-yard lo st. 
Sh e lle y p u n ts 5 0 y a r d s to G eise who r e t u r n s 
IO, sh akin g o f f th ree ta c k le r s . M iller g e ts 3 y a r d s on delayed b u c k . 
A fa k e spin play re su lts in M iller losin g 4 y a r d s. H olm es fo r C e i l * , 
A rk an sa s, M iller g e ts 4 y a rd s through 
S c o r e s 
A rk a n sa s 7, T e x a s 6.

lin e . H a lf ends. 

The T e x as L o n gh o rn B a n d tak e s the fie ld b e tw e en tke h alv e s, a n d 
fo rm s the “ T *\ A fte r m arch in g up and th en b ack down th e fie ld 
they re tu rn to the c e n te r, e n d spelt " T E X .” T h e slim es led by H e o tjr 
Hecatk in * ta k e the fie ld , an d s ta r t on stu n ts th e y have been le a r n in g . 
They form a “ T ” . The L o n g h o rn B and is b e a r in g down on “ T h a t 's 
like the fro sh w ill pull the w h is tle 
My W eak n ess N ow .” 
yell. T he L on gh o rn s sta r t b ack on tho fie ld . T h e (tim es g iv e tw o 
y e ll* and then m ake a b re a k fo r the stan d s. D an O ’L eary , 8 9 y e a r 
old w alker is in tro d u ced . H e sta r ts aro u n d th o tr a c k .

L o o k s 

SECOND HALF
T e x * * is s ta rlin g the s a m * line-up th at s t a r t e d th e gam e. A r k a n s a s 
will kick a f f . G a rd n e r k ick * nut o f b o u n d s; b a ll brought h a c k , a n d 
kicks o f f a g a in * G a rd n e r k ick s high to B e u la r on IO yard lin g. H a 
re tu rn s to T e x a s 3 5 -y ard 
B attler p a s s e s t a H u sh es f o r 12 
y ard s, an d first dow n. K in g ploughs line fo r 5 y a rd *. A r k a n s a s 
calls tim e ou t. 
then resum o p in y . 
Shelley b a c k ; he g o e s aro u n d end fo r no g a iu , B e u la r’ s p a ss is in ­
te rcep te d on A r k a n sa s’ 4 3 -y a rd line.

te am s talk it ov er, a n d 

B o th 

line. 

P h illips g e ts B e a v e r s a f t e r a yard gain . M ille r g e ts 3 yard s a r o u n d 
righ t en d ; H u gh es s to p * him . M itier g e ts 2 y a r d * through th o lin o . 
B e a v e r* b a c k ; he p u n ts to T e x a s ’ 3 0 y a rd lin e w here It hi d o w n e d 
S h e tlo y 
by G a rd n e r. 
b a ck ; he p u n ts SO y a rd s to G e ise who ru n s it b a c k one y ard . O n 
own 20 yard line. B e a v e r s plow s line fo r 4 y a r d s , but ball b r o u g h t 
back , and A rk a n sa s g e ts 5 -y a rd p en alty .

Sh elley b a c k ; K in g fu m b les a n d lo s e s a yard. 

B u rn ett 

is p la y in g a se n sa tio n al g a m e . H ugh es g e t s 

M iller g e ts 7 th ro u gh line. A fak e sp in f a i t * to work; B u r n e t t 
throw * D ale fo r a y ard loss. B e a v e rs b a c k ; a p u ss is in te rc e p te d b y 
B u rn ett. 
l l 
y ard s, c arry in g ball to A rk a n sa s* 23-yard lin e . 
S kelley b a c k ; g o e s 
o ff tack le fo r a y a rd . B e u la r b ack ; p a s s e s to R ose, who d r o p s it, 
in co m p le te; T e x a s g e t s 
a bad p a ss high and wide 
5 y ard p en alty . K in g p asse e I S y ard s to H u g h e s who runs I S y a r d s 
fc r touchdow n. T e x a s 12, A rk an sa s 7. 
S h e lle y kicks try fo r e x t r a 
point. T e x a s 13, A rk a n sa s 7.

Sh elley p a sta s , 

T e x a s receiv es ag a in . G a rd n e r kicks o f f to Sh elley on 

5 -y a r d 

line, who ru n * it b ack 3 0 y ard s.

th rough 

King g ets 5 y a r d * on d e la y ed bock. B e u la r lo se * 4 y ard s w h en 
a f a k e 
the A rk an sa s line b re a k s 
M oore fo r G ard n er, A rk a n sa s. 
Sh elley b a c k ; b e p u n ts 35 y a r d * o u t 
of bounds on A r k a n sa s’ 3 0 -y a rd line. H e b a r e ly g o t it o ff. A p a s s 
is incom plete when it fa lls sh ort o f goal. A n o th e r p ass is k n o c k e d 
down by R ose. A rk a n sa s d raw s 5-yard p e n a lty fo r second 
in co m 
p ieta fo rw ard p a ss.

sm o th e rs on 

an d 

B e a v e rs b ack ; be p u n ts 3 5 y ard s to B e u la r w ho ru ns out o f b o u n d s 
on own 39-yard line. K in g b re a k s o f f ta c k le fo r 2 y ard *. M o o re 
sto p * him. K in g’ * p a ss to R ose it w ild. 
’ U n . 
B a id a r b ack ; he fa ils to g a in . 
Shelley b a c k ; he p u n t* to G e ise , w ho 
of
fu m b le *. B u rn ett re co v ers fo r T e x a s on A r k a n s a s ’ 24-yard lin o .

It w a * fa r over B ig 

M ac it in the m iddle o f every play, an d is d e alin g the A r k a n s a s 
o ffe n se plen ty o f m isery. 
B e u la r’* p a ss to R h o a d s is in c o m p le te . 
A b a sk e t p a ss K in g to F o rd gain s 7 y a rd s. A n oth er b a sk e t p a s s , 
K in g to F o rd g a m s 2 y ard s, King m akes f i r s t down, fu m b le s, b u t 
in 
rec o v ers. H olm es f c r M iller, A rk an sas. 
T e x as* p ossessio n .

B a ll on 11-yard 

lin e 

K in g g o e s th rou gh line fo r 8 y a rd *. It w as o v er gu ard . 

B e u l a r 
gets y ard through ce n te r o f the line. K in g c a r r ie s ball to 6 in ch 
b a e . F ir st down, goal to go. K ing d ives th ro u g h center o f lin e f o r 
hi* second touchdow n. 
f o r 
e x tra point. H is try w as p e rfe c t, sa ilin g s q u a r e ly betw een tim u p ­
rig h ts. T e x a s 20, A r k a n sa s 7. R hoads fo r F o r d ; H argrov es f o r C o w ­
le y ; T ig n e r for P h illip s; B e a tty fo r Sew ell, T e x a s . T e x a s k ic k s o f f 
s s q u a r te r c o d s. B a rn ie r, g e ts D ale a f te r a IO y ard retu rn.

T e x a s 19, A r k a n s a s 7 . 

Shelley t r i e s 

are 

The g-Hni hopes fo “ tho sa fe ty 
o f Commander Ii. C. Mi Donald, 
Ifee darin f Briton, 
rapidly 
w aning. The riSesce o f many hours 
ha- bern broken only one*, when 
rn Dutch vessel reported sighting 
the plane 700 miles north 
and 
| east of Newfoundland. This ©fe­
els im ! early Thursday mo r m ag, 
land tho flier’s fuel would have 
'entirely b*en consumed by day- 
fligh t Frid ay morning, He 
had 
ton iv two avenues of escape from 
fettle mysteHous fate of other trans­
a t la n t ic flier*— that he was able 
I to land on so tnt remote island on 
tthe wast coast of Scotland, 
or 
. that in alighting at sea he was 
I picked up by a passing: boat not 
^equipped with radio apparatus,
* The British people and 
press 
, a>•© unusually stirred up by the 
^iu rom fdete sto ry of their country- 
|SBan"s un boasted daring. He was
apprentice period of 
and was handicapped 
radio apparatus 
arid 
nding in water.

• t i n

h

w tho “ autophon*'.” A 
\ is a t present demon­
ian b c f o r t a m eeting of the 
MSU dent Telephone A ssoria* 
in C hicago an instrum ent for 
* th:- em ancipation o f the telephone 
the 
» ladv o f the house leaves for th* 
day she tam ** on her autop h on e; 
I t receives ab of the m essages 
th a t come in fend later tran sm it* 
Hupp to hr* n the sen d e r's own 
> voire.

In the future when 

user 

J,.bn Collins in the Texan who 
It 
device. 
this 
has invented 
might be well to 
remember his 
name-, for lf all experiment* prove 
successful, school boys in the fu- 
» taro will rend about him and Al* 
esander Graham Bidi on the same 

I page of their history books,
The possibilities o f the device 
| 
| arc- unlimited- -imagine 
turning 
I on your “ anaophone” some after­
s’' noon and hearing Dean Moor*1* 
| voice ted! you thai you have been 
I drooped front the rolls of the in­

stitution.

Coast guard, immigration, and 
customs boats wert pa titlin g the
Niagara river last night, in 
an 
a blockade 
a tempt to maintain 
against rum-runners. Along the 
Canadian shore were 25 ruin boats 
awaki ng a chance to slip through 
and land their cargoes—-Canadian 
ale at $5.70 a fease.

l if e for the rum-runners 
is 
!§k4* harder and harder. Lait 
aright seven of the nine boats run­
ning the blockade wert* 
caught 
and their cargoes confiscated. The 
'yews o f I i patrol boats were 
working in tight-bour shifts 
in 
order to keep a go natant guard 
over the Amt ti can shore.

Charles Smith of New York, 
pre ride re of the American .Society 
fo r the Ad rahcement of Atheism, 
Inc., met with % cold reception 
when he w «st to Little Rock, Ar­
kansas. He was foolish enough 
to carry a placard reading, “ Evo- 
IstUm i 
lr UC Th' ■ Bible i a life. 
God is a ghost.”

R ock H w y d on ’t b e ­
lieve* in evolution* 
the 
atheist, Is in Jail, and announces 
that he- will app, 
r n

Smith, 

'Ahi* 

.WOODRUFF NAMED 

TO ALCALDE STAFF

W.jodru 
ha# been a; -
ffMMfef *
 
l i e Editor of the
the monthly magazine 
fey Ib*t .Ex-Students* A - 
o f the University, ae­
ro mu announcement from 
'L- Met.’arm't managing 
t w o , Wood- 
ca-fft opinion na 
k * ear it month, 

Gamy.

'* second year 
rut being m 
1924-25. Since
VV J -Cf "S * Ck- sh V »■
* * 
and
UP of

f r f § J i i

* s P 

' 

FOURTH QUARTER

A rk a n sa s' ball on ow n 33-y ard line. F ir s t d ow n , SC to gn. B s s t s r s 
Second, ten . B e a v e r * back; a n o th e r 
It w as b ro k e n up by R o se , A r- 

b a c k ; bis p ass w as in co m p lete. 
p a s s behind the line is int e m p iric 
k * e * a s d raw s 5 yard p e n alty for second b a d p a s s .

A th ird p a s s is in co m p lete when B e a v e r * th ro w s fa r over S c b o o n - 
p e n t * 
e v e r '* h ead . T h ey dhow a n o th e r 5 -y ard p e n a lty . B e a v e rs 
4 0 y a r d * to T e x a a* 4 0 -y a rd line. B e d la r r a t a m s 2 0 y ard *. M e a d o w s
Continued on Page 4

 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1928. 

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

At Queen Tomorrow

At Majestc Now

Coming Soon

THEATERS

“CRAIG5S WIFE,” w i t h 
Irene Rich in her p erfec t role. 
Good p icturization of the play. 
At the Queen.

‘ THE WOMAN DISPUT- 
ED,” w ith Norm a Talm adge. 
G ilbert Roland as 
the neces­
sary male. At the M ajestic.

VAUDEVILLE, 

headlining 
Jam es Coughlin and Com pany 
in a hokum comedy. F o u r oth­
e r acts. Movie on the screen. 
At the Hancock.

“THE OLD CODE,” a Jam es 
Oliver Curwood special th a t is 
intended 
to be ju st a movie 
and is ju st th at. A t the C res­
cent.

VAUDEVH .I E NOW 
A T THE HANCOCK

H eadlining 

the vaudeville bill 
a t the Hancock this week, Jam es 
Coughlin and Company presen t a 
good stage burlesque called “ The 
R est C ure,” in which the p a tien t 
he 
craves a boiler facto ry th a t 
m ay re st a little from the 
din 
of an eastern bootleg su arte r.
D em erest and Deland make 

a 
h it w ith th e ir Cucko O pera 
in 
which classical renditions are b u r­
lesqued. T here is plenty of com­
edy in th e bill.
P The T hree W orcesters, a man 
and two women, are fe a tu re d in 
some clever and daring acrobatic 
stunts.

Kohn and De Pinto, new com ers 
in vaudeville, combine violin and 
accordion in th eir musical presen ­
tation. Com pleting 
is 
“ V ariety,” a song and dance act.

bill 

the 

CRAIG’S WIFE’ AT 
QUEEN THEATER

We have often wondered why 
arid how a picture en tirely 
de­
void of actin g and plot ev er gets 
over, and “ C raig’s W ife,” show­
ing fo r the last tim es a t the Queen 
today, didn’t help us solve th at 
Irene Rich and 
problem one bit. 
an 
W a rn er B ax ter drag through 
hour’s showing, and n eith er im­
Irene 
prove 
Rich tak es th e role of one 
of 
these wives who hit th e ceiling 
every tim e hubby smokes in the 
living room , while B ax ter plays 
the p a rt of the hen-pecked hus­
band who jum ps every tim e wifie 
yells “ F ro g .” B axter finally does 
wake up and sta rt a small Cen­
tra l A m erican revolution of 
his 
own.

reputation. 

th e ir 

T here 

is only one b rig h t spot 
is 
in the whole show, and th a t 
when V irginia B radford and C ar­
rol Ny* take over 
screen. 
These two really have some life 
about them , and make the picture 
move alo n g .— R. M. C-

the 

HANCOCK BRINGS 
BAND OF SOUSA

L ieu ten an t Com m ander 

John 
Philip Sousa will bring his band 
to the Hancock th e a te r next Wed- 
evening, 
desday afternoon 
p resen tin g 85 m usicians 
an 
elab o rate program . This is the

and 

in 

the five o r ten 

KIORM A TALMADGE, one of 
g reatest 
actors, as you please, who takes 
the role of “ The Woman Dis­
p u ted” in the film by th at name 
a t the M ajestic th eate r now, In 
this picture Miss Talm adge 
plays opposite h er favorite Gil­
b e rt Roland again, so tweedle- 
dee-dee, oiy, oiy, etc.

the tw o-steppers and the w altzers 
of the day. R ecently he 
came 
across th e m anuscript and Sousa 
audiences are assured th a t “ The 
Gliding G irl,” played occasionally 
as an encore num ber th is season, 
and a red-hot b it of jazz, is p re­
sented exactly as it was w ritten 
and played by Sousa alm ost 
a 
th ird o f a ce n tu ry ago. Although 
Sousa does not claim the honor, 
it is en tirely possible th a t 
the 
“ M arch K ing” was also the fa th e r 
of jazz.

SOPHOMORE GIRLS

LUNCH TUESDAY

A luncheon fo r th e sophomore 
girls will be held Tuesday, October 
23 a t I o’clock fo r the purpose of 
discussing plans fo r th e year. A 
“ T w elfth N ight” 
short talk on 
will be given by Miss Bewley, as­
sistant dean of women.

The chairm an of the com m ittee 
urges 
girls 
th a t all sophomore 
sign in Miss Bewley’s office be­
fore Monday noon so th a t 
the 
m eeting will be a rep resen tativ e 
one.

W H O IS TH E TERROR? This
™ 
is the question everybody 
is asking b u t nobody seems to 
know. Edward Evei'ett Horton 
in 
doing the stage w hispering 
the all-talkie, 
“ The T erro r,” 
which comes to the Queen th e­
a te r tom orrow fo r a full week’s 
run. Be su re to see it.

More 

th irty years 

first stage attra ctio n of any m ag­
nitude fo r the season in A ustin, 
and Sousa’s appearance is herald ­
ed with much pleasure.
than 

ago, 
Lieutenant Com m ander 
Sousa, 
who this season makes his th irty - 
f a ­
sixth annual 
mous band, experim ented with 
a 
dance composition in a tempo out 
of the ordinary. Sousa played it 
in public a tim e o r two and then 
pu t it away because it “ shocked”

to u r with his 

HANCOCK

THEATER

rHU?w .0ct 25-26
Bargain Matinee Friday!

2tanecNidiQ!5

SECORD BREAKING
C O M E D Y

A SCENE from “ A bie’s Irish 
fa ­
Rose,” Anne Na hol’s 
m ous b reak er of records which 
tak es the stage a t the H an­
cock th e a te r T hursday and F ri­
day once again to split the ribs 
the 
of A ustin audiences w ith 
fu n n iest comedy ever to hit the 
planks. Abie’s Irish rose, you 
«*
know. 

N. TALMADGE IN 

MAJESTIC SHOW

“ The Woman D isputed” brings 
N orm a Talm adge to th e screen of
the M ajestic th e a te r sta rtin g to ­
day in w hat is acclaim ed by the

QUEEN

Last Times Today

SEE and HEAR 
ROBERT OBER

A Regular

Business Man

ANN GREY 
and her boy friends.

IRENE RICH

W A R R E N ’S

Department Store 

714 Congress Ave

REMARKABLE VALUES
in Young Men’s

stage 
Original and genuine 
play! 
that 
company 
Same 
p layed here b efo re . E ven in gs, 
SOc, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. Fri. 
Mat. 50c, $1.00, $1.50. No ta*.

Two Groups Featured at

critic* as hor g re atest ro le in a 
long c a re e r of g re a t roles.

the sensational 

This U nited A rtists p ictu re 

is 
based on 
stage 
play of the same nam e by D enni­
son C lift. The story as b ro ught 
to the screen has lost none of its 
dram a, virility and charm . Gil­
b ert Roland and Arnold K ent, as 
the two lovers of N o rm a Tal- 
m adge. give the best p erform ances 
of th e ir screen careers.

lights 

One o f the o u tstan d in g 

fea- 
I tu rp s o f the picture is the use of 
o rdinary, though extrem ely high 
pow ered, 
in 
incandescent 
place of the Kleig®, p ow erful car­
bon arcs alm ost universally used 
h ereto fo re in the lighting of mo­
tion p ictu re sets. This lig hting e f­
fect will give the en tire picture 
a so fte r glow, and much m ore 
n atu ra l effect.

CRESCENT SHOWS 
NORTH-WEST FILM

The la te st atro city to be com ­
m itted upon tho movie going pub­
lic by the moguls of Hollywood 
comes in the form of “ The Old 
Code,” a picture of Jam es Oliver 
g r e a t N orth-W est 
Ourwood’s 
the 
showing a t the C rescent fo r 
last tim es today.

Lillian Rich and a chap nam ed 
this 
M cG rath play the leads in 
film , and they do 
os 
might be expected of them . They 
hove absolutely no chance to dis-

as well 

ABIE’S IRISH TO

RISE AGAIN SOON

“ A bie’s Irish Rose,” tile comedy 
th a t held 
its own fo r six solid 
years, will come to the Hancock 
stage n ex t T hursday and F riday 
with th e sam e cast th at presented 
the play here tw o years ago. I f s 
a wow, take it from us; the best 
we can tell you is insure for split 
ribs and such.

Seats fo r the entire engagem ent 

aix* now selling.

It is well to b ear in mind th a t 
this is th e original and genuine 
stage play and not a m otion pic­
ture.

Delta Z eta postponed th e ir b u f­
fet .supper and dance th a t had 
been sot fo r Friday. The 
date 
has not y et been set.

Mr. and Mrs, L. L. Shackel- 
the 

fotd of W axahachie were 
guests of th eir daughter, Miriam.

H ancock

NOW
PLAYING

NOW
PLAYING

INTERSTATE BIG TIME 
VAUDEVILLE
JAMES COUGHLIN 
AND COMPANY
In a Comedy Sketch
“THE REST CURE”
KOHN &
DE PINTO
FOR MANY
LAUGHS

DE MAREST & 
DE LAND 
“THE CUCKO 
CONCERT” 

THREE 
WORCHESTERS 
VARIETY OF 
GYMNASTICS

VARIETY 

SONG & DANCE

BARGAIN
MATINEE

MONDAY 
12:30 to 1:00 
Any Seat 25c

“The Wreck of 
the Hesperus”

W ith Full 
S y n c h ro n iz e d 
M usic S c o ts

Fables — N ews

Comedy

Tuesday
Only
Celebrity
With
ROBT.
ARMSTRONG

Can Love Wipe Out 
a Woman’s Past?
Can « plaything of men find and hold true love?

Extra Trousers if W anted $5.00

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a 
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the m en with 

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,

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Public, Presents
NOJIMA TALMADGE
“THE WOMAN DISPUTED’’
w ith
G IL B E R T ROLAND

— in—

T H E screen’s great emotional actress in 

the 
greatest heart drama of her career. The 
love life of a redeemed woman set against a 
seething background of conflict and man-made 
passion.

A cinema canvas to treasure as long as pulses 

beat and women love.

E n terta in m e n t E xtraord in ary!

Paramount News 
Comedy

Om a f db 
Pub tis 
Theaters

SUN.— MON— TUES.

Matinee 3:30; Nile 8:15 

John Dolan, Cornet Soloist 

Also Soprano, Harp and Xylophone Solos 

Saxophone Sextette

Hancock Theater
Prices— N it*: $2.00, $ 1 .5 0 , $1 OO; 2nd Bal. 75*. 
latin**; I s l Floor, $ 1 4 0 ; Bat. $1.00; Children 76c

LOST AND FOUND

WANTED

LOST; L ight coat in Girl#’ stu d y Hall 
som etim e last Saturday, Kinder please 

notify Bonnie Bell. Kirby Hail,

LOR**"* Tan but he- pu**<? containing Ma­
sonic emblem, Shcaffer’s pencil, sm elt 
Box

bliny arm otto t a meas*. Upward 

L O ST ; Sigm a Nu 

Finder please r e tu rn 

fra te rn ity pin.
to 

w ard. 
A rchw ay 

Phone 4 4:8.

T R IA L O R D E R ; T h ree m onth!
f o r $1.50, San A nto nio E xpresi 
daily a n d S u nday, d eliv ered foi 
day 
the b r e a k f a s t 
p rig ted . See Chaa. W ukasch 
or 
dial 7888.

sam e 

table 

PH O N E W A LK ER at 6%7 fo r 

expert 

typm g. 

Five ousts per pane.

L O S T : 

fo u n ta in pen
in catalogn» room of L ibrary. Finder 

Green Schaefer 

please call 7827. 

Sew ard.

HIGH EFT CASH PM C R E P A ID fo r sec 
A. 
SCHWARTZ. 417 L ast feta. Phone 8762

end-hand 

clothing 

shoos. 

and 

LOSE Something? F in d that lost 
article with a Texan Classified, 

Phone 23164.

A SURE WAY 
^ -ro o m s 
is to dial 
Texan Classified department.

to rent 

those 
23164— The 

DON’T forget to see ii 

yet* gel 
Urn pace to Mi* Queen today. It 

ie an tho Classified Section.

TAILORING

C A LL W E S T E N D

Quick Service — Cheap Rate* 

Cleaner-*, Dv$r* ami Hatters

ARCHERY PRACTICE 

STARTS NEXT WEEK

Robin Hood held its first re g ­
ular m eeting at Doom Field W ed­
nesday afternoon a t 5 o’clock un­
der the direction of Miss W ini­
fred Green and IL C. Y antis. 
'I welve club members w ere pres­
nex t 
ent yesterday. Beginning 
week official practice will be held 
on Thursday as well as W ednes­
day.

Mrs. II. J. (lode of New B raun­
fels is visiting her daughter, Mil­
dred, a t the Kappa Alpha T heta 
house. 

I

Dr. and Mrs. Tyng of V ictoria 
are visiting th e ir d aughter, Eleana 
Tyng, K appa K appa Gamma 
pledge.

Sigma ("hi will en tertain with a 
dance this S atu rd ay night a t the 
Country Club.

MAY 

LOUISE

McAVOY FAZE N DA
EDWARD EVERETT HORTON 

A LEC FRANCIS

Ifs IOO % All Talking

You Hear Everything

YOU S I I a n d HEAR 
IVERY CHARACTER in THI PICTURE

STARTS TOMORROW

Business Directory

DOCTORS

Dr. E. B. Clowder, Dentist
SOS Scarbrough Bldg., Austin, Tea

Dr*. Lynn and Lynn 
Dental Surgeon*
507 Scarbrough Bldg., Phone 8154

DENTIST

DR. B. E. FARMER
005 Scarbrough Bldg., Ph. 2-3513

CLEANING AND PRESSING

SAM F. PAGE
Cleaner, Hatter. Alteration* 
Open Sundays and Holidays until! 
noon. For Pressing - *
806 Congress 

Phone 2-2039

'The Book That’s Different,

ROOM NEAR CAMPUS

FOB R E N T ; Nicely fu rn ish e d fro n t bed­
to one o r tw o
387 W. J8 th . P hone 8074.

room Sn p riv a te borne, 

young men. 

M IR R E N T ; Small fa m ish e d a p a rtm e n t 
sn priv ate home near U niversity. Light* 
reasonable. 

and w ater furnished. R e n t 
2 I I Speedway. 

Phone 22405.

ROOM FOR BOYS. 

2404 U n iv e r s ity
avenue. H alf block of cam pus. WeU- 
furnished. cool, com fortable, convenient.
R egular rate*. Phone 4807.________

J-(IR R E N T : U ntil N ovem ber 15th, f u r ­
nished house, ail conveniences, in U n ­
iv e rs ity neighborhood. P h o n e y is i- lO S

APPRO VED H O U SE ; P le a s a n t 

room*, 
lo p in g porch, g ir ls ; board if desired. 
Block of cam pus. R easonable ra te s. 283
E a s t 25, P h o n e 3148.

TWO CLEAN, fu rn ish e d room s. S o u th ­
e a s t exposure. W alking d istan c e 
of
re aso n ab le. W ater 

U n iv e rsity . 
and lig h t fu rn ish e d . 

Rent 

Phone 3811.

POK BOYS: tw o m odern room*, u p sta irs,
or down, ail 
p riv a te 
hom e. N e ar U n iv e rsity . 
260 2 N uecea.
Phone RIOS.

conv en indices, 

in 

AUTOMOBILES

HEY FELLOWS

W e re se rv e 

cars and deliver

th e m on tim e. AU New M odels.

LIGHTSEY^

D riv e-Y o u rself System 

P h o n e s 3 5 4 5 a n d 3 4 4 4

B A R G A IN S!
Tw o 1923 C hevrolet Touring*. 
Good ru b b e r, good ru n n in g condi­
tio n , choice ............... 
 $85.80
1924 F o rd T o uring . ..... $175.00
New p a in t, se a t covers, awd’ tsp. 
N a v r 

t i r e s .

 

KNIGHT-WHIPPET CO-
309 W. S ib 

Phone 23161

L A U N D R Y

ROOMS FOR RENT

LOOK! An id eal place for a q u iet boy in
p riv ate hom e. 1007 Rio G rande. Phone

22478. 

‘

W A N T ED ; Two or th re e boys to sh are 
suite of two bed room s and b a th wth 
E v ery th in g now and 
2408 Rio C raw ler Phone
 ■ '
• 

two o th er boy*. 
convenient. 
8897. 

 

 

N IC E study room , sle ep in g p orch, 

1820 

Speedway 

Phone 23470 .

lit to .MS with or without board for 

two 
table board. Mrs. H am ­

beys#, Also 

mond. 1383 x-2 W ichita. Phone *118.

TW O LOOMS, quiet, 

sleeping 

One block e a s t campus. P riv a te 

2219 

Tora G reen. 

porch.
en ­
Phone

tran ce. 
2-8323. 

;

U niversity. 

ROOM FOR R E H T, 

bleck T i om
bedroom . 
P riv a te tile b a th w ith show er in 
new b rick house. D ial 6389.

Lovely 

Z T. DUNBAR is lucky today. P re s e n t 
th '* ad at box office ut the- Q ueen and 

see th e siiow. 

' 

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U W RECK ’EM, W E FIX ’EM. 8
JE
Broken or rotten woodwork in your cor repin 
Welding and Blacksmithing of all kinds.

| 

t 

W recker Service Day and Night 

Auto Body and Fender Straightening our Spe 

Our shop compete in all lines.

EXPERT MECHANICS 

REASONABLE Pl
POWELL GARAGE AND BODY W
 . Phone*: Day 6708, Nig*
. i i 3 Cvloradq ^

 DOWN LONGHORNS BEAT PORKERS

*

ti

rn WW

IN FIRST CONFERENCE GAME

C o n t i n u e d f r o m P a c e 2

.»..<■ e 

* - -— - 

IT *u >n

. 11 

Shelley slips a n d 

on Ark*****' 37-yard line. 

for S t n l a r , T c m i . H o |K e i * o e » a r o u n d night and f o r 6 jrardi. Simi*
I fry break* through the cen ter o f the line for 7 y a r d s , and a first
loses 4 yards.
IT 
Texan calla tim e out, Hawn fo r B ro w n , P eterso n f o r R ose, T e x a s. 
A p a **, K in g to Rhosida i* no g o o d . M eadow * g e t * rn y a rd o f f left 
end. A nother p a * * , King to M e a d o w * i* no good. 
B a ll f o e * oyer. 
A abort p a t * o v er from B e a r e r * to Schoonover I* go o d for 9 yard*. 
Uptm oor for G e isr, A r k a n sa s, B e a v e r * b ack ; H aw n an d B e a tty stop 
Dale for no g ain at the center o f th e line. B e a r e r s g e ts 9 yard o f f 
left end. U p tm o o r g e t * 5 y a r d s a r o u n d left end. B a a t t y and B u r ­
nett stop B e a r e r * fo r no g ain on a try at center. M obley fo r Hewn, 
T e x a s. A p a st, B e a v e r * to H o lm e *, is incomplete. B e a r e r * back; he 
kicks 40 y ard s to M eadow *, who s t e p * out of b o u n d * on T exas* 5 
yard line.

fo r C reig h ton . A n o th e r p ass 

Shelley h ac k ; he p u n t* 3 6 y a r d * to Holmes, who 

in 
tracks on 4 0 y a rd tine, A p a s s , B e a v e r s to H olm es, is incomplete. 
William* 
in co m p lete, when King 
bats it out o f the waiting a r m s o f W illiam *. A r k a n s a s d ra w s S-yard 
penalty for two incomplete p a s s e s . A third p a ss is bad as Shelley 
knocks it down. T he H og* c atc h an o th er S-yard s e tb a c k . B e a r e r s 
b a ck ; be p u n ts 32 y ard s to M e ad o w s, who worms his w ay back 7 
yards.

is downed 

is 

line. 

Higgins fo r H ugh es, T e x a s . S h e lle y com es a ro u n d end fo r 12 y ard s 
and first down. A rk a n sa s c a lls tim e. Thom pson 
f o r D ale. D ale 
was seriously hurt on the last p la y . Meadows loses 3 y a r d s at end. 
Meadows c o m e s hack to get 4 y a r d s through 
S h elley comes 
around end fo r 5 yard s. S h elley h a c k ; he punts 4 5 y a r d s to Holmes, 
who is dow ned in tr a c k s by P e te r s o n . G a to u r a f o r B u r n e t t , T e x a s.
Mac p la yed m arv elo u s ball to d a y . A p ass B e a r e r s to Holmes is 
good for 17 y a r d s, and first dow n. U ptm oor loses 3 y a r d s, when 
R hoads b r e a k s through to n ail bim. A p ass, B e a v e r s to Miller, is 
incomplete. B e a v e r s steps b a c k to p a ss, but nobody is op en, and runs 
for 6 yard g a in . B e a v e r s p u n ts 3 6 yard s to M e ad o w s, who retu rn s 
to T e x a s ’ 3 5 -y a r d line. W ilb a n k s fo r K ing. 
S h e lle y g o e s o f f tackle 
for 7 yard s. A p ass, eM ad ow s to P eter so n , is g o o d f o r 24 yards, 
Wilbanks g a llo p s acro ss the field f o r 7 yard s, hot ball is b ro u g h t back, 
and T e x a s g e t s 15-yard p en alty f o r holding. 
Sh elley p a s s e s to M e a ­
dows for 19 y a r d * . H iggins goo o f f right tackle f o r 2 y a r d s. He is 
stopped by V a n Sickle. 
S h e ll e y ’s p a ss o v tr the c e n t e r o f the line 
is in complete,

in 

flock o f sc bs. 

S h e lle y ’s p a s s is in tercepted by Miller, who is d o w n ed in tracks by 
Rhoads on 2 0 y a r d line. B e a v e r s g e t s 5 y a r d s a ro u n d end. A rk a n sa s 
sends 
in co m p lete. T h e 
Porker b a ck s a r e p a ssin g wilding without sense o f d irec tio n . B a l d ­
win goes in fo r Shelley, T e x a s . B i g Boy P eterso n g r a b s B e a v e r s by 
the arm , and throw s him fo r no g a in , B e a v e r s k icks 35 yard s to 
Meadows on 40 yard line a * the g un sounds. F i n a l s c o r e T e x a s 20,
A r k s (IS A S 7.

B e a v e r s dou ble p ass 

is 

OBOES
IN SLOW GAME

^ 
——--- 
Running an d P a ssin g i 
A ttack too Much 
For Visitors

© 

,, 

■ 

 

 

Jff.. 

In a 

came 

featureless 

the
I Texas Silents completely outelass-
State
* cd the Southwest Texas 
school
* Teachers Collect high 
eleven to overwhelm them with a 
44-0 score. The Silents scored 
in every period, while the Loboes 
threatened only once, and 
that 
of 
was in the closing minutes 
play, but poor football cost them 
this chance.

A line attack abetted bf fo r­
ward pomes at moat opportune 
their 
moments gave the Silents 
vietory. 
couldn’t 
The Lo hoes 
tackle, and once a Silent back 
a 
got under way, he went for 
long gain. 
LaRue, Wyatt, and 
Dooley led the attack of the Si­
lents, while Ledbetter was 
the 
only Lobo who even knew the first 
principles of football. He was the 
main cog in the Lobo game, stand 
ing out on both the defense as 
well as the offense.
--------------- o— 

 —

HIGGINBOTHAM CUTS 
DOWN SLIME SQUAD

S p e cia l Daily T m * C « r r r « p o n 4 f *l
CO LLEG E STATION, Oct. 20 
Roswell Higginbotham, 
Texas 
Aggie freshman mentor, is rapid­
ly trimming his squad clown to a 
sixe which will enable the coaches 
lo devote more time to the indi­
vidual need? of the 
candidates.'' 
Out of the 212 men who reported, 
only about 65 g r i f t e r s remain.

The squad has been 

divided 
into two groups, one working un­
der Coaches Higginbotham 
and 
Tucker Lister and the other un­
der Coaches Frank Anderson and 
"Hewpie” Rektorik. Coach An­
derson is track and crosscountry 
coach of the Aggie while Lister 
and Sprott were members, of the 
o f 
Aggie eleven last fall. Both 
are 
the former Aggie g r i f t e r * 
devoting especial atter,hon 
! h> 
line prospects.

CLASSES VISIT

BLIND INSTITUTE
Approximately one hundred and 
fifty students of “ Child Psychol­
ogy” visited the blind 
institute 
Thursday afternoon. T h e main 
purpose of this visit was to study 
given, 
the nature of instruct Iou 
the courses offered, and how the 
school was conducted.

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

FEW
LEFT

AGGIE TICKETS 
IN NORTH END

C O LLE G E STATTON, Oct. 20 
.Bob Countryman, T exas Aggie 
banc ball mentor, was am ong the 
visitors at College Station fo r the 
game 
recent 
urn! while here he spent 
several 
hours in the company o f the men 
who were members o f the Aggie 
nine 

Aggie-Centenary 

last year.

Countryman will have to de­
pend to a large extent on new 
m aterial next spring: when he be­
gins the work o f m olding his

nine, for not only did the Aggies 
lose many players by graduation 
but several good prospects who 
were expected to return are not 
in school this year.
Among the 

Lee 
Heliums and H arris, tw irlers; L. 
E, DU,Unarm, ‘infielder; and P. D. 
Jefferies, catcher and outfielder.

latter 

are 

is 
Rolfe Wells of Houston 
spending a few days in Austin. 
Weds has recently returned from 
Europe and will reenter the bus­
iness adm inistration school 
the 
second sem ester.

O B S S t S t e P R

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 192S.

c o s t s t g O S S a t /
B's s h o p in I*'AIMS

N ew ark b rin g s it 

lo you fo r ^ m *

Better 

than a 

Sweetheart

Cold Stadium /

rn a

a r e

Topcoats
$30 up

Sweaters and 

sweater vests

$5 & more

Interwoven 

Wool Hose

75c to $3.00

Note:

Call by and get 

your red book

We will make your visits to our shop pleased

Eli H. Miller dc Dave Bouldin

' 

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dainty ‘Black Suede rmth latent Leather Strap.

M A R O LT ! . . . well the fashionable women o f Paris 
know that name. F o r M arouf makes their shoes to 
order . . . and sets shoe fashions for half the w orld!

Now Newark has brought this lovely M arouf model 
right to your neighborhood Newark store. Newark 
bought MarouPs $ 4 0 .0 0 original and has reproduced 
it for you for $4.00.

Notice the graceful sweep o f its arch . . . the feminine 
daintiness o f its P aris lines. But this adorable model 
costs you only $4;00. Because Newark can cut costs 
unbelievably . . . with its four big factories making 
1 9 ,8 6 0 pairs o f Newarks a day . . . and its 5 0 0 stores 
•eliurg direct to you without m iddleman’s profit!

newark

PARIS • MAID • SH O ES

Austin Store, 1
722 Congress Avenue

Silk Dresses,

A special value group of fine silk frocks for fall wear. Featured 
glare and ruffled models.

are new tiered.

Of Flat 

Crepes, Satins, Velvets, 

Crepe Romaine and Velvet 
Combinations

Also the new velveteen sport models 
trimmings and scarf necklines.

Som e wool dresses

included. Novel

f 

. . eJ i f

Millinery

Specially Featured

Chic fall hats in Berets. Off-the-face, 
and small fitted models of soled felts, 
velvet and fur felts. New autumn 
shades in wide array.

IMUS

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DECRIES

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Dept D. 21, Hoboken, N. J . 

, Waken of UNIQUE Thin load Colored 
Ptncth—20 colon—ft.OO par dot.

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Art
should be 
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V

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D on’ t w aste 
.esth etic effort on th * 
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a g e n u in e T o w e r ’ * F i s h B r a n d 
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your m aste rp iece.

F ish B ran d S lic k e r s are not only 
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b e a tin g you or the w eather can give 
them .

is a b i * , 
T h e " V a r s ity * ' model 
h an d som e, room y co at, 
(u n lined. 
I t h a * a cordu roy-faced c o lla r, with 
str a p . B u tto n s or 
or w ith o u t a 
b u c k le s a a you ch oose, and 
the 
pate n ted "R eflex *' ed ge th a t keeps 
w a ter out of the front. T h e p o c k et* 
are w ide and d eep and rip-proof. 
Y our choice of co lo r*.

• e a t of a lL a F ish B ra n d Slic k er 
— " T h e R ain y D ay P al*'—c o a la not 
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c a b boy it anyw here. A. J . T o w er 
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204-206 E. 6TH ST. 
Austin, exas

Correctly Styled— 
Expertly Tailored

SUITS

That Uphold to the Limit the Reputation of 
the J . C. Penney Company as a Distributor 
of Soundly Made, Value-Giving Merchan­
dise.

V'
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Extra Pants to Match at $5.90

The season’s newest styles in Men’s and Young 
glee's Suits now ready for your inspection I

$ %

Selected Fabrics 
Smart Patterns 
The Utmost in Value
^

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The stylish three-button, single-breasted men's 
model shown here is available in medium and dark 
shades of grey, brown ami blue worsteds, with 
fancy stripe effects. Also in blue serge and blue 
gnd white pin stripe.

Models aho at $19.75 
and $29.75. Batta Pants la 
Match at $4.98 mid #6.90