f Baseball Fans Get Chance 

to

See Pre-Season 
Exhibition

BIG LEM US WHI PLM

Bib Fal k Will A p p e a r in Field; 
F r a n k Gibson Will 
Catch

te a m will g et its f i r s t t e s t F r id a y at 

4 p. nu, w hen 

it m eets th e A ustin 

A ll-S ta rs at C la rk Field.

And fro m all in d ic a tio n s it o u g h t 

to be a real ball g a m e too. The All- 

S t a r 

t e a m 

is com posed of several 

p la y e rs who have s p e n t 

th e ^winter 

in A u stin. P la y e r s of n a tio n a l fa m e 

o n the d iam o nd. 

F r a n k Gibson, o f ; 

t h e B o sto n B ra v e s will pla y. So will 

V a r s i t y 's p rid e , Bib Falk of the Chi­

c ago W h ite Sox and his b r o t h e r Ar- j 

t h u r . C edric D u rst, who has m ade! 

good w ith the St. Louis B r o w n s , will 

c a v o r t a r o u n d one of 

th e o u t ! ield 

positio ns. 

R o y F r u t h , will g u a r d 1 

th e k e y sto n e sack. B ut th e f a n s will

i

h o n o r o f th e C a p ita l C ity in th e new 

league. K r e ig h b a u m will 

be 

sta 

t ig I a u m wi 
» hot co rn e d a n d Sch ief- 

tioned a t the 

f e r will do th

th e receiving . 
ti 

th e rote i g 

ail a 
a g g r e g a tio n will be do ne by f u t u r e 
R a n g e r h u r le r s .

t 

. 

Will T eat V a r s ity

in to 

th i n g 

in J a n u a r y 

T h a t r e m a in s 

th e U n iv e rsity s tu d e 

So m u c h f o r the A ll- S ta r line-up. 
is 
T h e 
m o s t in te r e s te d in is how th e L o n g ­
h o rn s will s ta c k up a g a in s t th is sort 
o f a b u n c h . 
to be 
t h a t th e y 
seen, b u t p re d ic tio n s a r e 
will hold th e ir ow n. T h e y hav e th e j 
a d v a n t a g e of h aving had a b it of 
p r a c tic e back 
to o f f s e t , 
th e d is a d v a n t a g e o f less e x p e rie n c e .
Mr. D isch p la n s to send tw o e n tir e 
te a m s 
t h e ga m e. H e has di­
vided th e s q u a d in to two te a m s t h a t 
have been op posin g each o t h e r r e g u ­
la rly . B oth a r e o f a b o u t the sam e 
ca lib re a nd th e show ing th e y m ak e 
to m o r r o w will go a long w a y to w a rd 
d e t e r m i n i n g w hich o u t f i t will h ave 
" f ir s t 
th e h o n o r of 
b e in g 
t h a t 
s t r i n g . " All o f which m e a n s 
e v e ry m a n o u t 
th e L o n g ­
h o r n u n if o r m will be f ig h t in g f o r his
t u r n , 
place on 
. 
m e a n s t h a t th e f a n s will be able to 
f o r m a p r e t t y good idea o f how th e 
1923 V a r s ity t e a m will s ta c k up af- 

• 
te a m , which, 
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the 
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called 

th e r e 

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VOL. XXIII.

First College Daily in the South

AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY MARCH 2, 1923

No. 118

GRAND REVIEW FEATURES MARCH SECOND PROGRAM
O M M E N MUTCH 
CLIMAX WILL BE 
STRENGTH H TH 
REACHED IN BIG 
ILL-STAIS TODAY
LO UTH PARADE

ANNUAL PUSHBALL 
IS LEAO 
AFFRfly 
FORENOON EVENT

DGGiES MEET STEEB? 
EBB BRESTEL BEET

9 : 1 5 — A sse m b ly at FI ag Pole.
9 : 3 0 ----C an n on Salute.
10:30 —- Pushball C ontest 

Shiner Enters Third Meet

Conference Grappling Tilt Will 
Begin at 4.30 p.m. 
Friday

I N D E P E N D E N C E
PR O G R A M

2 : 1 5 — Grand Review,

B rack en rid ge Field

*>ty A v en u e .

A ft e r n o o n

Morning

U niver-

D A Y

at

..I

I

learn 

W re s tlin g 

re p re s e n tin g 

the 
, O klah om a Aggie*, the T e x a s A ggies 
til c o m p e te fo r 
J a n d the U n iv e rsity 
I th e S o u th w e s te r n C o n fe re n c e g r a p - 
j plin g c h a m p io n sh ip a* th e th ir d a n - 
I nual c o n f e r e n c e meet which op e n s 

c a t th e M en’s Gym F rid a y a f t e r n o o n 11

T wei fth Contest Takes Place 
at Breckenridge Field at 
10:30 p.m.

the* 

tv.fit*:ti

th

mal ! ash b:, IJ

F o ra 

t

sopnonu 

ta k e 

,i

ami fr
P r o ;

’c t ss ive 

tim e 

•‘est betw een 

<hman classes 

JU «rn ny 

s ’ 

■'nridg e f ield,

j th e p re lim in a r ie s of the m e e t w hich JO:30 o’clock 
to r F riday n ig h t in 

a t B
th e cam pus.

t a s t of 

h a v e 

\ Om an’s Gym 

the 
S op h o m o re s will m e e t at B. Hall
ch a n g e d to 4 :3 0 p. m. F r i d a y in th e a t 9 a. rn. to p r e p a r e fo r the c o n te st, 
it w as a n n o u n c e d T h u r s d a y nigh* 
M e n ’s Gym. 
T he 
by the sop ho m ore p re sid e n t. A t th e
place S a t u r d a y at 
While th e O klahom an s a r e g e n e r- sam e h o u r th e freshm en will g a t h e r 

finals will 

I p. rn. 

b e e n 

ta k e 

j„ f r o n t 0f the Law Building.

4 :00— In d epend en ce

P rogram ,

front Main B u ilding.
E ve n in g

7 :4 5 — The Round-up, VV o m e n ’s

Gym.

UNIVERSITY OFFICERS 
IO DEPIBTMERTS 

IO 
MARCO IN BIE REVIEW

P arade Will Leave University 
Avenue at 2:15 Friday 
Afternoon

S h in e r has e n te r e d a 

b a sk e tb a ll te a m in e v e ry 

s t a t e inte rsc h o la stic cham - 

0 3 0 . Due 

t o c o n f l u e n t e v e n ts, wi

pionship t o u r n a m e n t held to date . 

Billys U ric h ’ 

. 
L o n g h o r n b aseball 

I 

, 

T he p la y e r s who will 

r e p r e s e n t S h in e r on 
u ii a r ‘‘: M on ro e c e n t e r ; Brunch, P r e b s t and Busch, f o r w a r d s : Mikulik, E m k e n ,
»

» 

» 

* 

the c o u r t to d a y and to m o r r o w I v , r e sc he du le d 

» 
H e n k h a u s a n d T a s te r, g u a rd s.

» 

Sixteen High School Cage 

Teams Begin Tournament 

For Championship Fridag

Preliminaries S t a r t at, 
at M en’s G ym at 
Nine

Six teen high school 

te a m s will 

d ra w f o r places in the th ird a n n u a l 

s t a te In te r s c h o la s tic L ea g u e b a s k e t­

ball t o u r n a m e n t at 9 o’clock F rid a y

I a t the M e n ’s Gym.
.

.

.

^|j p g p y ^

win vmsmr m s

Many Girls Make Twenty-five 
and Fifty Mile Hikes Over 
the Holiday

T h a t hiking is one o f th*1 most

a b y to u te d as su p e rio r to e i t h e r of 
; the T e x a s e n tr ie s , Long ho rn 
pros 
, p eels have ta k e n a g re a t t u r n to w a r d 
v ic to ry since its s.-cint win over the 
T h e o k la h o m a m a tm e n 
W ildcats. 
I have not 
th r e e 
seasons.

a m atch 

lost 

in 

I he I e i a i L ine-U p

In the 115 pound class, T e x a s will 
t he re p re s e n te d e ith e r by A lb e r t N ash 
or L a rry F razier. F r a z ie r p ro b a b ly 
I g e t tin g tile call. Nash r e p r e s e n te d 
the O klahom a A. 
j the U n iv e r s ity in 

& M. m e e t and lost his m atch , while 

; F la x ie r won his c o n te s t in the T exas- 
this 
■ Aggie m eet 
w eig ht T e x a s A. & M will p ro ba b ly 

last week. 

In 

Dope It A t U*uaI

in which
I r e . b ru in , as usual, a re con-1 th e various o ffic e rs a n d d e p a r tm e n ts 

Follow ing 

the o rd e r

is 

I In 

if h isto ry r e p e a t s its e l f .P ‘ he U njversIty » ' « »*** t h e i r pla-
(jr a n d Review, which will
leave the head ot U n iv e rsity A ve­

. 

I 

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, T • 

P residen t

the s o p h o - > 

ta le n t OI v ictory o v e r 
m o re s, but 
th in g s will run h ea v ily a g a in s t t h e m . 1 r<'s 
A pushball con test has been won by 
lla* Frosh only once since its intro- nue a t 2 :1 5 p. m F’rid a y :
in 1911. T his so lita ry win 
duction 
fou r 
fre sh m e n c am e a b o u t 
fo r the 
y e a rs ago. 
In te llin g a b o u t this c o n ­
te s t, some of the old tim e r s af t r ib u te 
the victory to a f a i r r e f e r e e , while 
o th e rs will not admit t h a t a n y such 
d e f e a t ut 
the Sophs e v e r o cc u rre d . 
T he sophom ores who will tak e part 
in to d a y ’s c o n te s t have very little to 
the 
sa y a b o u t th e price o f fish on 
t h a t 
ru m o re d 
d a y 's m a r k e t. 
and 
t h e y an* well o rg a n iz e d 
are
uphoh
th o ro u g h ly p r e p a r e d to 
the

- a c t i v i t i e s . 
March

State
5 .

toe

of 

_. 

is 

It 

,, 

The L onghorn Wand. 
Tht* C olors; N a tional

and

I th e
( ’resident o f l h . S tu d e n t’s A s s o r i a - 11 nc 
, 
l i o n ; G e n e r a l < h a i r m a n o f Ma rc h* <• 

. 

'•" 

C elebratio n Com m it- 

he p a r a d e will begin to fo rm a t 
the U n iv e rsity ; “ o ’clock. B a n n e rs will be given to

b e given a c h a n c e to see so m e o f thOj 

f u t u r e R a n g e r s who will uphold th e 

, 
The p i e l i m m a n e s begin when Dr. p o p u la r s p o r ts in which V a rsity c
I 

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, 

. 

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.

.

. 

, 

I MN. M. W. Splaw n delivers a s h o r t ad- cd

d re ss o f welcome. O ffic ia ls of th e | the la rg e n u m b e r 

of girls who have I ' u r n t i 

I 

J use Welch.

d e n T u r n e r 

the 125 
by) b e s t bet 
, 
, 
ha> show n 

i « 

in 

is p rob ab ly T e x a s ’ 
class.
pound 
.
, 
lm-
a m a rk e d 

, 

. 

, 

, , 

, 

I t o u r n a m e n t will th e n a n n o u n c e 

th e ! ta k e n the tw e n ty - fiv e and fifty mile 

i>,ove,nent m tbo las,t h w w eeks a u d . h o n o r o f t h e class o f ’25.

, 

, , 

_ 
P ro b a b ly ; 

All Star ! in * 

necessary re g u la tio n 

t o u r n a m e n t is newt a n a m e mat- 

i the to u r n a m e n t is held a n d the m a t- W e d n e sd a y will r e t u r n fro m a f i f t y I a h o ma Aggie. 
ching of te a m s will begin. T he f irs t m tle hike to Kyle tod ay . T h e y s p e n t , In t h e 135 

j 
u n d e r w hich; hikes recently'. 
I u 
, , n *'i''w ay win return Tram a n r t y j lahom a A ggi

Five g irls who le f t ] 

I Coach Roy McLean is e x p e c tin g h i m ' 
, J 
m<m‘ wPPos1l,‘ r to th<* o k * 

U> 

. 

p o u n d c l a s s T e x as will

. 

1 

,

o ’clock. T he r e m a in d e r o f the

g a m e will be played s h a r p ly a t IO the tw o n ig h ts 
 
left on 
iv ai rn ii I, n i... rn uviith 

a t Buda, T hose 
 —w
u a v/ 
d ay who 
th e hike W e d n e s d a y j fr! ( al *orm s 
I J. rn ’ 
who I a r e : We m a H a rg is, FTdith Winslow, " U' ven,s o f 1
,, 
a m e e t vv 
q , I L o re n a P ark hill, E le c tra Silvey, Jo - 

, 
up in deciding
j 

,. / *— . . . . . . 

, .*------ — 

g irls j v o te r F r e d Ford. 

ex as J

f a r 

. —

. . . 

. . 

... 

- 

, 

. 

. 

, 

, 

, 

. 

 

Fo rd has shown

a n d 
. . . A*. NI . 

d e fe a te d
Ill I 11 *1

” 

exp ected 

Aggies. Ford 
to win a secon d place, i f j teBtant

will be ta k e n 
„ in 
will e n g a g e rn 

th e se m i-fin als Sat-J . t,phine p rk>(. 

^ 

• f 

urday . T h e c h a m p io n sh ip g a m e will 
be played a t 7:45 S a t u r d a y 
A f t e r the g a m e L i e u t e n a n t Cover- 

night, j ers 
Ky je 

A n o t h e r g r o u p of fifty -m ile hik- h e dues n o t 
a fte rn o o n 

je f t y e s te r d a y 

c a p ta in o*f th e O klahom a A.
T h e y w jjj a jR0 ctop a t B u d a & M g r a p p le r s , seem s to have the

the meet. 

f o r 

r r o s h Black la c e *

. c

‘

to black 

The sophom ores will not u

e a r a n y ;
> 
distinc tiv e m ark o r regalia, b u t the? 
th e ir fa c e s I 
fr e s h m e n plan 
so t h a t th ey m ay know each o th e r, J 
and , 
the
Sophs. Both classes will w e a r old
:on* 
shoes

, 
i s | clothes an d te n n is shoes, as no c<
w e a rin g h a rd 
soled 
allow ed in tho game.
---------- o—..........

in cidentally, 

recognize 

| will he

A u stin Ex-Students 

to Banquet Friday 

at University Cafe

n o r T . W. Davidson will a w a rd t h e ; T his g r o u p consists o f : B lanche B a ir, 
tro phies. 

p o u n d t itl,‘ c in c h e d - C am p bell
T hisba W o rle y R u th Sm ith, R a t h e r - o£ T<' x a s» who has 8 u f f e re d one d ’ *
O klahom a
im* W isem an, T h e lm a C la y to n , R u th ' at 1 
to
N elson, D oris W a lte r, B ernice G a rd - 
the O k la h o m a n m ore stre n u -
— 
iran w ils o n ana tia n n a n 

is d e te r m in e d , how ever, 

. ner, M ary Dan Wilson and H a n n a h o f f e r 
i ner, n a r y 
M eyers. 

J ous op po sition 

tim e. C am p- 

...........

this 

* 

J u d g i n g C o m m i t t e e

,V * A 

f . 

T h e c o m m itte e on 
, _ 

q . 
Selectio n co n sists o f B e r r y W h ita k e r !
G eo rg e M cCullough, Al
. 

th e All-State

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f 

a n 

The g a m e s will# be 
" C h i le " G r a n g e r , R. 
J . E t t l i n g e r and Clyde L ittlefield .

r e f e r e e d 

. A lb rig h t, H 

. 

. 

. 

, 

, 

, 

.» 

th e 

- .. T 

This is 

th ir d a n n u a l B a sk e t­
ball t o u r n a m e n t held u n d e r th e au-*
t h o n t y of th e I n te rs c h o la s tic L e a g u e . 
s tim u la te d
I hese t o u r n a m e n t s have 
t h r o u g h o u t th e S t a te a c ­
b as k e tb a ll 
c o r d in g to Roy E. H e n d e rs o n , who is
the*
in c h a rg e o f the a th le tic s 
leagu e. O v e r 13,000 p la y e rs have
ta k e n p a r t in th e e lim in a tio n gam es. I 
El Paso, San A n to n io , a n d S hiner! 
are th e only te a m s t h a t have a tte n -
ded e v e ry t o u r n a m e n t . 
has a t t e n d e d 
th re e . 

two y e a r s o u t of 

. . . . . 

a g u e .

o f 

.

Doyinejr,, Qn e v e ry in te r e s ti n g t h in g a b o u t 
> itte rt.} the hikes which have b een held re - 

l>0‘! ^ in;v> Rud d a t College S tatio n ; p e c te d a t 

and 
l*v 
o f the g irls I oppo8<' th e m m e 

,nan 

in 

j c e n tly is t h a t v e r y few 
' j have missed a n y 

of t h e i r classes, j conteat* 

The d e p a r t m e n t o f Physical T r a in in g 
to 
e n c o u r a g e s g irls 

ta k e hikes
, d a y s w hen t h e y will c u t as few
. t h e i r classes as possible

. . .

, 

Fearless Coeds

Revive Skating ;h;:

h u n d re d 

N e a rly th re e 

ex-
the A ustin FTx-Students’
p ro b a b ly B a n q u e t to be given F r id a y e v e n in g
^ i d a y ’s j a t 7 o ’clock a t the U n iv e rs ity C a fe
l i c k e t s fo r th e b a n q u e t will

te ria . 
not bt* sold a f t e r no«*n on F’riday.

a r e 

T h e fo llow in g p r o g ra m ha* been

C r a d d o c k I* F a v o r i t e 

on W a it e r C ra d d o c k , 
( j., heavy w eigh t c o n te n d e r , will also be a r r a n g e d ;

the V a rsity 

opposed by th e sam e men 
and 
has a l r e a d y 

Vocal Solo, Mrs. R e u t e r ; D ance,
heavy- Mins F i s h e r ’s C la ss; Violin Solo, Miss
I w eight h o n o rs will p ro b a b ly he car- B essie K nox K i n t n e r ; S elections by
j ried o f f by V a rsity . 
the " H e a v e n ly C h o ir : " I f I W ere a
I 

th r o w n , 

th a t he 

a n n o u n c e s L e g is la to r ," " D is g ra c e f u l
. 

.q,,..,, 

rr, 
I ’r e x y s l e a v i n g T e x a s ," " M y U s - 

T he A thletic C o u n c il 
it s t u d e n t b la n k e t t a x tic k e ts will
not be a c c e p ted as adm ission to the 
m atch es, as the t o u r n a m e n t is u n d e r

and P iano Monologues.
in 

 
M em b ersh ip 

zie, 

I „ 

. . 

„ 

, 

S te p h e n v ille j w o n d e rin g since 

" C a m p u s b u z z a r d s " have been se!

t h e , T h u r s d a y noon of tw o V a rs ity c o - e d s ! lo ^ C o n f e r e n c e tr e a s u r ie s . Ad- are obviously u n a b le to sin*:

" H e a v e n ly 
to 
those 
the a p p e a r a n c e a t | C o n f e r e n c e an d the r e c e ip ts will go who have n e v e r su n g a n d those who

S o u th w e stern c h o i r " has been 

A; the d ir e c tio n of 

th e 
limn**,I 

ro lle r s k a te s m a x in g 

the 

th e ir w a y j mission to th e p r e lim in a r ie s will cost 
50 c e n t i and to th e final m atches 75 

J u d g e J im M c L e n d o n will be the
t o a s t m a s te r of th e eve n in g and sev-

is as fol- M o w n th e w alk from th e Main B u i l d - 1 

ural p r o m in e n t (^.-stud en ts will re* 
pond it is ru m o re d .

A m ercian Legion. 
N a tional G u a r d Troop. 
F’x- S tu d e n ts.
F’aculty .
Assembly a n d Council. 
G r a d u a te D e p a r tm e n t 
Glee Club.
A ca de m s:

H. 
9. 
IO 
I I 
12

13. 

a. Se n io rs;
b. J u n io rs.
I^aws:
a. S e n io rs;
b. Middle;
c. Ju n io r.
Sophs.
T. A ssociation.
W. A. A.
E n g i n e e r s :
S e n io rs;
Ju n io rs .
Business A d m in istra tio n

14.
15. 
IO.
I 7.

IM

a. S en io rs; 
h. Ju n io rs ,

19. 

F’re sh m e n .

Theta Sigma Phi 
To Sell Eats A t 

Push Ball Tight

t 

Theta Sigma Phi, M ister Nom)
i Schutze, pilot o f the c a m p u s miik-
.
c ry , et a1, will su ccor the w ounded
a n d h u n g ry on B ra c k e n rid g e Field
ith c o ffe e , d o u g h n u ts , c h e w ­

, A ,today w

. 

. 

ing gum an d w h a t not.

From dope on hand, it seem s th a t 
T h e ta Sigm a Phi, h o n o ra ry j o u r n a ­
listic so ro rity, is u n d e r ta k in g a drive 
for funds to c a r r y on cam p u s jo u r-
nalxtic a ctivities. 
on
B r a c k e n r id g e " Field will be sold in- 
ste a d of th e usual tags. 
In view o f 
the fact 

" B r e a k f a s t 

The p itc h e r s will be held to th r e e 
in n in g s e ach a n d will likely be pulled 
b e f o re se r v in g t h a t long unless go­
in s u r e 
i n g m ig h ty goo d. T h is will 
t h e f a n s g e t t i n g th e c h a n c e to look 
o v e r a t least th r e e o f 
h o p e fu l; 
h u r l e r s on the L o n g h o rn sq u a d . W ho 
t h e y will be w a s n o t a n n o u n c e d b u t j ^ | e n »s
. a c h t e a m has b ee n a s s i z e d tw o o r | and Spt.e dw ayi d ressed in b a s k e t b a l l' in(f th e ir d e s tin a tio n 
t h r e e .
j u s t w h a t will be 

T h e official p r o g r a m 

te a m s assembl** 

rn— All 

p ri<ja 

9: a. 

low s: 

th e 

j on 

th e 

>ng 

to w a rd G u a d a lu p e S tr e e t. Al-1 cents.

1 th oug h m et on all sides by jib s a n d ; 
g ro u p e d ] 
! je e r s fr o m 

b e u d t e s 

I t j a lo n g th e th o r o u g h f a r e , 

the s k a te r s j t x t l Y Y l O Y S 

G y m n asiu m , T w e n ty - f o u r th k e p t f e a rle ssly on th e ir w ay, r e a c h - '

suits. A w ord o f w elcom e, by D r. t 
S plaw n. A n n o u n c e m e n ts , 

A r r a n g e m e n t o f schedule. P ic tu r e . 1 seen. 

10:00 a. 

rn.— G am es of g r o u p 

11:30 a. 

rn.— G am es of g r o u p 2{ 

in s a f e ty 
tho 

r 
th e revival o f this fa d remai
Im a g in a tiv e pr 
IJ t h a t som e d a y will s, e 
ing to and fro m class!
0 ....

p h e t 
bt

ult o f 
to be 
ir e d i c t 1 
g o is s k a t - .

T h e r e will ba no a dm ission to th e ^ 

g a m e , all th e f a n s h av e to do is go 
in and select a seat t h a t s u its th e ir 
fa n c y , which o u g h t 
so m e ­
t h in g o f a d r a w in g card 

be 
itself.

to 

T h e Line-Up*

The tw o line-u ps fo r th e V a r s i t y 
e n t r y a n d t h a t of th e A ll-S ta rs f o l - : 
low :

V a r s i t y : Kibble, ss ; S m a lle y , 

3 b ; I
L eissner, 
r f ; W a rd , c f ; Odom 2 b ;I 
F a lk , l b ; F k k h a r d t, lf ; Allen c ; Ole- 
„ 
m e n u a n d A llen, p itc h e rs. 

’ 

’ 

. 

j 

King, c f ; J a m e s , lf; L e iss n e r ss;

5 :0 0 p. 

. „ 

7 :00 p.

.
*
8 :3 0 p. rn.
.
, 
4 play.

. 

m.-

1:30 p. 

rn.— G a m e s of 

g r o u p

3 MOCK TRIAL IS HELD

AT LAW SOCIETY MEET

rn.— G am es o f 

g r o u p 

4

A mock tria l in which a law 

W in n e r- 

in g r o u p 

I d e n t was tr5ed *o r a t te m p ti n g to kiss j 
.sweetheart w as held 
a t th e m e e tin g of the Davidson Law 
W in n ers in g ro u p s 3 j as
Rd
o c ie ty on T u e s d a y night. T he j u r y 

I his p r e s u m e d 

S a tu rd ay

j r e tu r n e d th e v e rd ic t of guilty, 
i G ilb e rt N ew som w as 
W in n e r o f g r o u p I ! m e m b e r o f th e society. 

elected 
T he c o u rt 

a l 

t u-'

ll A u le r 2 b ; S m ith 3 b ; C lift l b ; M oore, 
ll r f ; Cox, c ; C u rtis, M cCalla a n d O rd,! 
II p itc h e rs . 
3 
l b ; F r u th , 2 b ; 
I K r e ig h b a u m , 3 b ; W icklin e, sa; F a l k , {vs. w in n e r of g ro u p 4,

j vs. w in n e r of g r o u p 2.

A ll-S ta rs: Gibson, 

10:00 a. rn.

11:00 a. rn.— W in n e r o f g r o u p 3

Bib a n d A r t h u r , D u r s t a n d W ebb,- 

7:45 p. rn. —F inal c h a m p io n sh ip

^ o u t f i e l d ; S c h n e if f e r an d G ibson, c a t-j gam e. 

and
(•hers; Davis. Webb, and Lind, pit- medals by L ie u te n a n t G o v e rn o r T. 

P r e s e n ta tio n o f 

c u ps 

Britovs. 

W. Davidson.

I o f th e so cie ty w as a d j o u r n e d by th e j 
p re sid in g 
ju d g e , Mr. H. P. G re e n j 
tw o 
when a d isp u te aro se b etw een 
m em b ers, who ru sh e d to w a rd s e a c h ; 
o th e r and w ere a b o u t to fight. T h e se j 
men will be placed on 
tria l a t the j 
n e x t m eetin g.

^
r~ \ r 
t

1
 T O S T I
Attack Are Rife 

Late Last Night

Rumor* 

freshm en 
that th e 
would make a w ell organized 
and c a r e f u lly p lan n ed attack on 
B. Hall, so p h o m o re 
stronghold 
at 2 : 3 0 this m orning fr e e ly cir­
cu lated over 
the ca m p u s at a 
late hour last night.

from 

reg a rd in g 
the 
In fo r m a tio n 
from captured 
attack procured 
frosh w ere to t h e e f f e c t that a t ­
tacks 
the ea s t and west 
would he m ade sim u ltan eou sly. 
T h e fr e sh m e n w ere said to be 
g a th e re d at L ak e A u stin w aiting 
until the a p p oin te d hour.

A m b u la n c es, 

ic#* 
cream had been te n t to B. Hall, 
last 
su pp osed ly by 

tru ck s and 

frosh , 

the 

night as a w a rn in g o f the at­
f o rtre ss, h o w ­
tack. The soph 
to be well 
ever, was reported 
prepared 

for any e m e r g e n c ie s

begin. 

begin.

begin.

"begin.

DANCING CLUB WILL OPEN 
NEW STUDIO SATURDAY q u i p p e d with t y p e w r i te r s a n d e r a s ­
ers, th an c o ffe e u rn s and c ash reg-

t h a t th e s o ro rity is b e tte r dentV Association of 

ju s t 
j u s t 

been 
been w m - 

com- eu#* with 

the D am ing C lub activities, is the d o n a tio n of a fo r ty 

A? a form al opening o f th*- new ^ e r s , Mr. Schutze cam e to the res- 8chc?oi an(i p ie a . that 
, 

th ‘* necessary equipm ent. >whlrh 18 to *° mto effec t O ctober
.
• 
atc d e ttts
who have e n te r e d th e medical school 

ta d lo which has 
pleted in the b a s e m e n t of the Worn- Among h i. o th e r late p h ila n th ro p ic U L3 should not a p p !y 
e n ’a Building, 
x ,
Ider the p r e s e n t c atalogue.
will hold a studio e v e n in g on S a tu r - d o lla r milk b ottle t0 B Ha]1* a n d s e v - 1 u n d e r the P rese n t catalogue.
The passing a v e ra g e a t the medi- 
day, March 8, c o m p lim e n tin g 
because 
frien ds. 
H ow ever, 
space 
t h e m e m b e rs bodF-
of 
issued in v ita tio n s 
w ith o u t which a d m itt a n c e to th e af- 
t h e i r , 
fan- wilt n o t be o b ta in e d 

of this a v e ra g e to 70 is in line w ith 
the policy o f the school th s y e a r to 
elim in ate those who are u n p r e p a r e d 
fo r th e work.

\ school is now 60, and the ra isin g 

th e f r o m hi* R‘F n to th e g e n e r a l to u d e n t I cal 8ch° o1 18 now

th e ir cra! electric light g lobes and l e t t e r s ,

is v ery 
the club have 

S H E L B Y G O E S T O P A R IS 

sheM)yj djrcctoI o f

this 
. 
to 

Pro{ T H 

«-—■— — 1 , 

lim ited, 

~—

to 

. , 

- 

" 

, 

, 

- 

. 

o 

E x ten sion in th e U n iv e rsity o f T ex as 
f o r Paris, Texas,
le ft last n ig h t 

EX-SERVICE MEN

TO MARCH TODAY

B A N T E L W I L L A D D R E S S 

w h ere he is scheduled to deliver tw o
TAMPICO EX-STUDENTS a d d re sse s to d a y a t the a n n u a l meet- 
ing o f the N orth T e x a s T e a c h e rs

 ___ 

E. ( . H. B a n te l, a s s is ta n t d e a n o f Association iii session 

th a t city, i

] the School of E n g in e e r in g , has g on e 
j to T am pico, Mexico y w h e re he w Ii LO NG H ORN BAND W IL L M E E T

_______q 

speak a t th e e x - s tu d e n ts b a n q u e t to 
be given 
a b o u t tw o -h u n d re d 
T am p ico. 

e x -students 

to day . 

th e r e 

in 

T h e re a r e will meet tod ay a t th e Law Build-; 
ing at 2 o ’clock in full uniform , it 
was an no un ced F rid a y night.

Members of 

th e Longhorn Band

in 
_

in th e U n i­
A ll ex -se rv ic e m en 
v er sity er e re q u este d 
to m arch 
w th the U n iv e r s ity P o st o f th e 
A m erica n L eg io n in 
th e parade 
an ­
F riday 
n oun ced T h u rsd a y by th e U n iv er­
s ity P o st A d ju ta n t. E x-#ervice 
man w ill g a th e r at th e hand o f 
U n iv ersity A v e n u e at S«80 p .® .

a fte r n o o n , 

it w as 

All Varsity Will Join 

in Big 

Jollification Beginning at 
2:30 p . m .

C a r r y in g b a n n e r s of ail sizes, and 

acco m p an ied by 

the V a rsity B and, 

th o u sa n d s 

o f 

s tu d e n ts g r a d u a te s , 

seniors a n d freshmen* will m a rc h in 

; he huge M arch 2 p ara d e 

to begin 

from the south end of the cam pus, 

F rid a y a f t e r n o o n at 2:15. T h e p a ­

rade will 

be the 

climax 

of 

the 

str e n u o u s day of 

jollification 

and 

the m o r n in g ’s pushball contest, and 

will < xpress the sp irit of loyalty to 

the S ta te and : he U niversity. 

I t is 

expected th a t sev eral h u n d re d co-eds 

will enliven the p a ra d e with b a n n e r s 
and becom ing regalia.

P ara d e Form a A t 2

C o w b o y s will be 
... 
f 
, 
t he 
f o r m a t i o n of 

l,s as th<-y MSI' em b ,e Th<>
in c h a r g e o f 
t h e
i*
in 
i 
i* 
line, a n d will di-
Erect the l i ne o f m a r c h d ow n U n i v e r -
ity A venue, hence to C on gress A ve­
nue by w ay of N in e te e n th S tr e e t, 
w here f e a tu r e s will be given. Each 
the p a r a d e will have a 
section o f 
se p a r a te yell or song which will be 
yelled or sung as the p a ra d e moves 

i along.

P r o f ram to be Held

I 

Following th e p a ra d e , a p ro g ra m 
will take place in f r o n t o f the Main 
Building, in which S e n a to r H. L. 
Darw in will deliv er the In d e p e n d e n c e 
i D ay speech. E a rl P a c e y will re ad 
I^ewU’ a d d re ss, M a jo r Bell 
I J u d g e 
will speak for th e s tu d e n ts , and th e 
Band will give 
selections. D ean 
T ow nes of the I>aw School will d e ­
liver the fa c y ity address. T h e pre 
rid in g o f fic e r wilt be Archie G ray, 
the Students* Assoria- 
preside s t of 

j tion.

S alu te Begins D ay

The f irin g o f th e sa lu te and the 
raising o f the fl a g w :1! be the open- 
. mg event - of M arch 2. S ucceeding 
J them will be a g en e ra l pilg rim a ge to 
the clas­
and 

B reckenridge Field w here 
sic s tru g g le 
Frosh will be w aged.

betw een 

Soph 

R o un d -u p D ance

C o n clud in g 

th e d a y ’s c e le b ra tio n 
will be th e R ou nd -u p a t th e W o m ­
a n ’s G ym nasiu m , begin ning a t 8:30 
o’clock. 
is
A g e n e r a l good 
a ssu red by th e c o m m itte e in ch a rg e
of Uh 
c e le b ra tio n . A d ance will 
conclude the occasion a t 12 o’clock. 
th e i r 
S tu d e n ts a re asked 
the dance.
regalia 

to w e a r 

tim e 

to 

MEDICAL STUDENTS

PROTEST NEW RULE

Med a a l s tu d e n ts a r e 

p ro te s tin g 
a g a in s t the re c e n t ru ling passed by 
the medical school f a c u lty concern

, p ' 

ln* the r a i s i n g of the passing aver- 
a 1T,eetin g o f the Stu-
the Medical
School, a c o m m itte e was appointed 
the dean of the
to a p p e a r before 

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Assistant

Moran Dunlap 
K a th r y n Cochran 
A. H *u *er — 

M M B M RACEY mod NL CLM A •TTM* 
A 4 * * r lttin c Ma na* re*

R ib ? E. W ard 
Eli**#***h Edeard* Howard
M irth * Ann R o S * « * * » R irh a rd * e* Sr J ' r e 
C * 'o i H M*».w*li 
6n**itTf Ara* 
I fi5 4 r - J J o b * * 

d ependence an d th e first (Con­
stitution espoused the cause of 
I a general system of education, 
these docum ents 
in 
th eir term s a g re a t State Uni­
versity, as th e subsequent acts 
of th e legislative body clearly 
prove. Following the general 
principle, the Congress o f the 
J a n u a ry , 1839, 
Republic 
'to o k the first d t n c t stop for 
t h e University, 
establishing 
j when it set aside a 
tra c t of 
land in Austin for the cam pus 
of the future nistitution and 
ap p ro p riated fifty leagues of 
public land for university ed ­
It is only ap p ro p riate, 
ucation. 
i then, t h a t on this anniversary 
of Texas Independence, stu­
dents and alumni of the Uni- 
Aa the University is observ- va rsity, w h eth er at hom e or in
foreign lands, should join to­
g ether to celebrate the momen­
tous event which laid th e foun­
dation of general education
and of the University of Texas. 

ing today, March 2, as a holi­
day, th ere will be no Texan 
issued for Saturday.

Friday, March 2. 1923

BIRTHDAY O F 
TEXAS

* 

* 

* 

*

and 

rival 

stan d s 

subscribed 

Loyal Texans everyw here to-

The present Legislature 

like! ous and enlightened 

with every dem onstrating 
state 

th eir cal plant of 
instrum ent and T h a t T exas 

Eighty-seven year^ h a v e
day a r e celebrating the anni- elapsed since Texas declared 
versary of the Lone S tar State, its independence with one of 
Eighty-seven years have passed the chief counts in the indirt- 
by since the heroic Texas pio- ment against Mexico being the 
nears issued th e Texas Dec I ara- failure of th a t country to ca­
Independence which,) tablish a public system of edu- 
tion of 
with the fervency of its 
la p -!cation. Texas now has groat- 
guage and the righteousness of er resources than did Mexico 
its cause, is a close 
to in 1836, while th e wealth of 
the Declaration of Independ- th e State is as boundless as 
once of th e United States in the J ever. Yet, even in these days 
sphere of dem ocracy and free of progress and advancem ent, 
institutions. The w riter of th e Texas has not established an 
Texas Declaration, G eorge B. ad eq u ate and efficient system 
through- 
Childress, has been f o rg o tte n ; j of public education 
Old W ashington on th e Brazos, out the State. T h e re 
is no 
the first Capitol of Texas, and | need to enum erate th e pitiable 
even the house in which 
the! condition of the rural schools, 
the grade 
m omentous d o c u m e n t was the hand icap s of 
signed have crum bled and dis- and high schools, and the dis­
a p p e a r e d ; the fifty-seven pa- graceful equipm ent and physi- 
the University, 
triofs who 
thirty- 
names to the 
then fought valiantly for inde- ninth am ong the states in edu- 
pendence and free governm ent j rational m atters, while 
the 
have gone to a w ell-earned re- University buildings are far in­
w a r d ; and th e nation which ferior to those of sim ilar insti- 
they founded and n u rtu re d has tutions in other states should 
lost its national identity. Y e t, I indicate clearly the d is c r e p a n t 
Texa^ still lives as a common-) cies betw een th e present sys- 
wealth ot dem ocracy ; and, as: tem and the plans of the fath- 
one of the g reatest sta rs in the ors of Texas.
is 
Union constellation, its future 
becomes brig hter 
a most gener- 
passing year. A 
attitude
Texas which was established tow ards the cause of public
education and of th e Univer­
by freem en who refused to sub­
sity. Like the signers of the 
mit to tyrannical governm ent, 
Independence
Declaration of 
military despotism, 
in­
fr in ged liberty has a fo u n d a - they r e a li z e t h a t “ unless a peo-
tion of principles, 
ideals 
faith as im penetrable as 
bra Iter.

and pie are educated and enlight-l 
GI* ened, it is idle to expect the = 
j continuance of civil liberty or! 
self-govem -j
the capacity of 
It is not stran g e th a t on t h is w en t." W ith the developm ent 
natal day of Texas 
throughout 
school children of the State and the State, the system of educa­
t e students and alumni of the! tion may reach the high stand- 
Universify of Texas should i ards set by the founders o f this 
hold th eir most pretentious eel-} com m onwealth, 
ebrations. The cause of cdu* cpetpirT M cc nrr \ 
cation and of 
the University t u f t v a r I rvw*
have been indelibly intertwined
to 
in the history of 
state.
welcome m em bers of the Inter-} 
A m ong the other 
League basketball 
grievances against th e Mexican* 
team s to the cam pus for the 
government, the D eclaration of 
state 
to urna­
Independence em phasized the 
m ent 
and Saturday. 
following: “ It has failed to es­
These players who have fought 
tablish an y system of educa­
“^ t h r o u g h m any contests in or-
tion, 
Pre^ nt th e ir sections;
airaost 
d o m ain ), and af- I? the State Meet well deserve
(the public 
ognitioni
an axiom in polit- ; h^. **onor 
though it is 
f?,ov> are 
theirs. The
leal science that, unless a peo- ^ !c 
no effort or
sparef 
pie are educated an d enlight- mver 
pie are educated and enlight­
ened, it is idle to expect the 
ened, it is idle to expect 
th e Sxpense. in promoti^ th e wel"
- 
. fare and progress of the Inter*
continuance of civil liberty or iaf e ,an3 pTrogreas ° t tne in ter­
file capacity of 
self-govem- Hchola^ ic League activities, he­
to ^ rem edy cau8e ^ ha> faith in the work
in ^ .e w.ork
rem edy 
to 
In order 
m en !” 
_____
remedy finj 
TaTir? 8 
this defect, the first Constitu- 
the organization 
! y vsi^ lty and the League!
tion of the Republic declared * 
that it would be th e duty of 
j V ° T th? 3ame Principles? 
Congress “to provide, as soon a,nd ldealf-~ h°nesty, fair-play,| 
^ P ortsm a nsh i p, a nd intel-!
as circumstances will p e rm it.. 
a general system of education.” ? n! 
The Univer-
Thiw it follows 
2nd in not only 
w ry of Texas political 
pendence, but also the birth-! 
day of public education in this 
sta te — t h a t Texas from its very 
state-—th a t Texas from it 
hirtfc hm m ho*™ 
to a
birth has been pledged 
progressi ve and efficient ays- 
tem of publ i c education, in "all!!JE '
its ram ifications.
W h en th e declaration of In-* all 

u?e °1 *}} the facLlIi1
inde- Le">°fv^ iSv institution, so that
enj0y“
in every
 Oje.
the
t hat
ta k e
like
clean

- outcome of the contests, 
contests,
C°' fi' lent 
will
 _

University is
,
} th eir victories or defeats

the 
im portant! , T T T V j r 

. a ____________ ^ ii t oe \ arious t eams

th a t March 
the anniver- 

cham pionship 
to d ay 

school [ ° f Ibis sentim ent 

T he University is glad 

beneficial 
‘• ^ ard le*s 

although possessed

resources d e *.to 

boundless 

followers 

d ^ 

and 

of

* 

* 

• 

• 

r

f

tru e 
iportm anahip.

DANCING CLASSES will meet 

in 
costume as usual on Monday and 

A D V E R T IS E IN T H E D A ILY T E X A N

-V

PRICKLY 
A R A G R A P H S

rn,

rn

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E d ito r— T o m m y H aw k.
r 
A ssista n t* — J u x ta and J. S. M,

W e m ake a s a f e p red ictio n that 
the u p p ercla ssm en - b e g pardon, the 
v ictoriou s 
aophom ores— w ill a m er g e 
to d a y .

t 

t 
F o rg e t H er N ot

t

Have you ever visited 
Your gif! on the 
First night aft#*r yon 
Took her a two pound
Box of L o w n e s s
( hocolntes and she 
Told you that Flo-Fin 
J u s t adored the 
Dreamy ones and 
Vie them right 
Out of her hand 
Boy, then i t ’-1 time 
To swear that 
Her* a f te r you'll 
Say it with flowers
t 

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OFFICIAL NOTICES

UMM****** tk* f

Tuesday.

MISS FISH EH

\L L UNIVERSITY girls 

ex- 
pee ted to give two week* notice 
.f they are considering moving at 
♦he end c f this term.

are 

DEAN OF WOMEN.

GIRLS WISHING to take a ten-mile 
hike on Saturday will meet at the I 

Gym at 2:30.

ANNA HISS.

THE REGULAR Friday night co-ed 
dance will not be held tonight.
ANNA HISS.

PRESENT DAY 

club will not meet

this week.

PRESIDENT.

lar session March 9, 

P A N HE LL E NI C will meet in regu­
of 
March 2. Please have all represen­
tatives present.

instead 

PRESIDENT

section of f’ure Mathematics 

vt A TH STUDENTS: There will be a 
I.b 
(Algebra! scheduled for the spring 
term, at H o ’clock M W. F.

STUDENT 

FRIENDSHIP 

Fund: 
Payment of pledges may be mailed
to Student Friendship Fund, Stu­
dents’ 
\ i o ration , University Sta­
tion.

COMMITTEE.

ALL L E T T E R men w«*aT 

their 
sweaters Friday, March 2, as o ffi­

cial-. in th** pushball contest.

A. M. G. SWENSON,

Saturday, leaving 

THERE VV ILI. be a ten-mile paddle 
at
2:30. Sign on slip in Miss Sa uni’s 
desk before I o’clock Saturday.

dock 

the 

LUCILE TRAYLOR.

ANOTHER SHIPMENT

O f

PARKER RED BARREL DUOFOLD 

FOUNTAIN PENS

YELLOW CABBS 

Phone 9144

M a k e y o u r selection n o w at the.

I he pen w ith the 2 5 -y e a r g u a r a n t e e point. 

No, no, Oscar, a lime kiln is not a j 

late frost in Florida.
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Auditorium a t 9 a. rn.

MANAGER

THERE WILL be a meeting of the
the 

Rifle Team on Sat urday 

a t 

Women's Gym at 2:30.

ANNA HISS.

F ellow s;

I Will Be At 
THE MAN’S SHOP
All this m orning and th ere 
again a fte r the P arad e. 
Now is the right time to 
buy th a t Spring Suit.

Ask For 
J DARRELL JONES 
A t
The M an's Shop 
E. M. S carbrough & Sons

University
Co-Op

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- b a k e r
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Young ladies styles righ t 
up to now.

Nut brow n 
calf oxford 
with light tan tip and s a d ­
dle strap .

P a te n t Kid Oxford with 
grey sad dle strap — E ith er 
style

$ 7 .0 0

B U R T
SHOE CO.

606 Congress A venue

O n l y w h e n w e have rig h ted a n y possible e r­
ror a n d m a d e you feel o u r in te re s t and w illin g ­
ness to serve von in ev ery w a y have w e ac­
c om p lished th*’ full p u rp o s e of o u r S E R V I C E .

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Phone 6444

SERVICE THAT SATISFIES

For Your Convenience
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Service Station No. I, East 5th and Braso*
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to th e e x c i t i n g e n d , s o m e t i m e s w ith 
f i s t a n d m u s c le , a t o t h e r tim e s w ith 
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th e 
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f r e d L u c a s , A g g ie H e r r o n , Al W a l l ­
ing. P h ilo M c C u llo u g h , 
J a c k s o n . 
J o e 
F o r d , W e d g e w o o d N o w e ll, 
L e e d s a n d Lillie B e a u d i n e .lr.

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B u t t e r w o r t ^ 

B u s t e r K e a t o n in “ H is W i f e ’s R e ­

l a t i o n s ” is also o n th e bill.

J. S. KOENIG

C h i r o p o d is t a n d F o o t S p e c ia lis t 

4 I S L i t t l e f i e l d Bldg.

Phone 4865

DONNELLY & W HITE
Phone 6131 
Plumbing and Heating 
Contractors 
905 Congress Ave.

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MILLIONS”

A Paramount Picture
Also 
Fables 
Leather Pushers 
Today and Tomorrow

FAIRFAX NISBET, Editor

Mr. a n d M rs. H e n r y D avis, D a v e 
F i e ld i n g , P i n k y B a r n u m , 
F o r t 
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S h e lle y E v a n s o f S a n A n t o n i o will 
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Mrs. N e v ille o f B o n h a m is v i s i t i n g 

h e r d a u g h t e r M ild re d a t A n n e x A.

J i m m i e W i n s t o n 
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.Scottish R ite D o r m i t o r y .

at 

THEA TRES

Bois M a rlin 

is a g a i n a b l e 

to a t ­
t e n d c l a s s e s a f t e r b e i n g c o n f i n e d to 
t h e S c o t t i s h R ite I n f i r m a r y f o r th e 
p a s t fe w d a y s .

M is.s M c D a n ie l w ill r e t u r n th e la s t 
o f th e w e e k f r o m t h e D e a n ’s c o n v e n ­
t i o n in O hio.

Miss L u c y R igg s, N a t i o n a l S t u ­
d e n t S e c r e t a r y o f t h e Y. W. C. A. 
t h e c a m p u s t h i s w e e k .
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Mrs. J o n e s o f V t r i t o n 

h e r d a u g h t e r , D ais y M ild re d , a t 
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i- v is i tin g 
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is v i s i t ­
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a n ’s B u i ld in g .

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in F o r t 

t h e w e e k - e n d 

f a r e s p e n d i n g 

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r e t u r n d e i j 
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Q u e e n : " T h e S t r a n g e r ' * B a n ­
q u e t , ” al s o " I n D u t c h , ” a C h r i s t i e 
c o m e d y .

M a j e s t i c : A l i c e B r a d y in “ M i s s ­

ing M i l l i o n s . ”

H a n c o c k : W e s l e y B a r r y in ‘‘H e ­
and B u s t e r 

roes o f t he S t r e e t , ” 

K e a t o n in “ H i s W i f e ’s R e l a t i o n s . ” 

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Visual Aids in Teaching 
Will Be Indispensable 
to Schools of Future

‘‘P h o t o g r a p h y , u k e p r i n t i n g is now 
o n e of t h e p r a c t i c a l a r t s ; a n d v isu a l 
i n s t r u m e n t o f c i v iliz a ­
a i d s a r e a n 
tio n j u s t as b o o k s a r e , ” s a y s D r. J. 
J. W e b e r , h e a d o f t h e d iv is io n o f v is­
u a l i n s t r u c t i o n .

" A f e w c e n t u r i e s a g o w e 

t a u g h t 
w i t h o u t th e aid o f t e x t o r r e f e r e n c e 
b o o k s. N o t e a c h e r w o u ld do i t t o ­
A d e c a d e h e n c e n o p r o g r e s ­
d a y . 
sive 
th e 
use o f v is u a l aid s. L a n t e r n slid e s a n d 
m o v in g p i c t u r e s w ill be a n i n s e p a r -

t e a c h w i t h o u t 

t e a c h e r will 

QUEEN

A ga in Toda y a n d S a t .

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prevent, The
SIMERS’BANQUET

Broadcasting 

today 
Signals in Spring Suits.

tho 

first Official Style 

Q.tt.T.: “All persons stand by.”

Adjust your receivers to thei r highest matter 

of expectancy— and meet here.

For young men of ‘20 who are keeping com­
pany— and for men of OO who own the company 
— for every w e a r e r of clothes within a radius 
of 50 miles we say, Ready OI— the suits ar e here 
and we want you to listen in!

If you get “ mussed” up today come in— w e ’ll 

fix you up good as new in IO minutes.

New Spring Hats— New Spring Shoes are 

ready too.

E x t r a

IN D UTCH” 
Christie Comedy

WALTER WILCOX

The Store for Men and Boys

L a w r e n c e L. B r u h l h a s g o n e 

to &I

L la n o f o r t h e w e e k - e n d .

E d A d a m s o f H o u s t o n 
t h e P hi D e lt a T h e t a h o u se .

is v i s i t i n g ) 

D aisy B r o g d e n w e n t to B r y a n f o r 

t h e w e e k -e n d .

H e le n M c C a u g h a n is a b l e to a t t e n d 

c l a s s e s a f t e r a s h o r t illness.

i

Miss 

I s a b e l P o w e ll has 
f r o m S e t o n , w h e r e s h e h a s b e e n ill.

r e t u r n e d 

A n n e M a r y L u p t o n is ill a t S e t o n 

I n f i r m a r y .

I n f i r m a r y .

h o u s e .

C l a r e n c e E n g l a n d 

is 

ill a t S e t o n 

O llie L a k e is ill at 

th e A lp h a P h i 

J a m e s D u t t o n 

is 

s p e n d i n g 

t h e 

w e e k - e n d in H o u s t o n .

L ois F e n d e r is ill w ith t h e g r i p p e 

a t t h e K a p p a A lp h a T h e t a h o u s e .

T oday 
Lionel Barrymore 
In
“ BOOM ERANG BILL” 
A lso 
“Oh B u d d y !”
A Christie Comedy

GERALDINE FARRAR
O p e r a t i c a n d D r a m a t i c S t a r in 
C o n c e r t
UNIVERSITY MEN’S 
GYM NASIUM 
Friday, March 9
M ail o r d e r s f ille d now w h en 
a n d 
b y 
a c c o m p a n i e d 
s e l f - a d d r e s s e d 
e n v e l ­
s t a m p e d 
ope.
A d d r e s s 1802 C o l o r a d o 
No t e l e p h o n e o r d e r s t a k e n . 

c h e c k 

P R I C E S

 

 

$3 .0 0
F i r s t 8 r o w s 
.... $2 .5 0
N e x t 14 r o w s 
..........................$ 2 .0 0
L a s t 6 r o w s 
U n r e s e r v e d ............................ $ 1 .0 0
S e a t s o n sa le a t J . R. R e e d ’s 
a n d U n i v e r s i t y C o-o p, b e g i n ­
n i n g M a r c h 5.

U n d e r A u s p ic e s 
AM A TEU R CHORAL CLUB

Buy Your Cactus With Library Deposit
No Money Needed
Read This Contract

Absolutely

Your Last

Opportunity

to Buy a

1923 Cactus

U n i v e r s i t y S t a t i o n , A u s t i n T e x a s .

D a n

, 1923

*• 

. .. 

 

 

, h e r e b y

a s s i g n my U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x a s L i b r a r y d e p o s i t to b o r e f u n d e d a t t h e e n d o f 

t he s c h o ol y e a r o f 1 9 2 2 - 2 3 , as p l e d g e o f a p a y m e n t o f $ 3 . 0 0 on a 1 9 2 3 C a c t u s 

t o t h e Texas S t u d e n t s P u b l i c a t i o n s , Inc., a n d a g r e e t o p a y a b a l a n c e o f $ 2 . 0 0 

t o t h e I e x a s S t u d e n t s P u b l i c a t i o n s , I nc., f o r s a i d C a c t u s . T h e T e x a s S t u d e n t s 

P u b l i c a t i o n s , I n c . , a g r e e s t o r e f u n d to me all o v e r $ 3 . 0 0 r e c e i v e d f r o m said 

L i b r a r y D e p o s i t , or will p e r mi t me t o p a y $ 5 . 0 0 on r e c e i p t o f a 1 9 2 3 C a c t u s 

a nd r e t u r n this p l e d g e t o me, 

I f u r t h e r a g r e e t h a t thi sis t h e f i r st a n d o n l y 

p l e d g e g i v e n on sai d L i b r a r y D e p os i t a n d t ha t it shal l be a f i rs t l i en o n s a m e .

S i g n e d ,

S i g n e d ,

C a c t u s S u b s c r i b e r .

F o r T e x a s S t u d e n t s P u b l i c a t i o n s , i n c .

EVERY ONE CAN BUY A CACTUS NOW

WE CANNOT AFFORD TO ORDER UNSOLD CACTUS

Absolutely

Your Last

Opportunity

to Buy a

1923 Cactus

WINNING SORORITY GETS SWANN-SCHULLE BRIDGE LAMP. OTHERS SELLING IOO A CACTUS DE LUXE. 

INDIVIDUALS SELLING 30 CACTUS GET A FREE CACTUS. 

INDIVIDUALS SELLING 60 CACTUS GET A CACTUS DE LUXE

 ROMNEY'S BASKETBALL 
TOSSERS DEPART FOR 

TILT WITH MUSTANGS

I f 

L l 

I V 

to Play in Position 
in Quint

<>
I guards, Ragland and Swenson. Both
Robertson Is Yet Unable of these husky boys bav-- given th# ir
best regularly and they are sure to 
give a good a count of them selves.
| After many long practice sessions
Coach Romney has rounded his e n p-
lv>ng- pje<j players into a a* mbit*nee of a 
horn five will leave Friday morning team. The one redeeming feature 
splendid 
for Dallas where ;t will tie up with of the Texa« fiv e is 
the S. M U. Mustangs in a one night f i t t i n g spirit shown

The crippled but 

fighting 

the 

 

 

Senior L aw s Will 

session. The men will leave on an 
early train and will get 
to Dallas 
several hours before the game
Coach Milton Romney will 

/ 

Begin W earing of

i , l 

L o c i . In S h . p . 

O fficial Regalia

take
seven players on the trip and Mana­
ger Moore. Captain Peyton, Schu- 
hardf, Barrett and Eason will be the 
forwards and all four of these men 
are fighting hard bot Peyton is the 
only one who hits the loop regularly.
Keen or Curtis will work at center 
against S M U. while Swenson and regalia will also be worn 
Ragland will be the guards. 

Senior haws will* appear in the o f ­
ficial class regalia Ft ’day as a result 
of a regulation passed at a meeting

the class Thursday morning. The 
every 
Tuesday and Friday for the remain-
d e f # f t h e M n j o n
 

.
In order that the regulation would

Keen a new addition to the Long- B. Coffee, Archie Gray, and 

Al! of the Longhorns making the 
. 
trip ar*- in fine «hane and they will
give the Mustangs a merry battle bfl enforced the president appointed 
Bobby Robertson, how- the following a? a vigilance commit- 
for fight. 
ever, is still out with a bad ankle 
tee: H, P. Green, IC. W. Bruce, I). 
and it is not known yet wether he W. Stephen?, J. Lee Dittert, Major 
will be ready for the A. & M. clashes. Bell, W. A. Messer, ll. C. Duke, A.
ll P. 
bom ‘(quad from the Engineer team, Kucera, with Robin Pate, sergeant
at arms ex-officio chairman. Plans 
has shown up mighty fin#* in prac­
for the entertainm ent for th* sen­
tice the past week. This boy set a 
iors during the spring 
term w* re 
fast pace in the Rice games but he 
present' d to the class, and met with 
had trouble finding the basket. 
If 
approval, definite plans will be adop­
loop he will 
be can start hitting th* 
ted at a later date. The elm s voted 
give the S M TV guard? 
lots of 
to 
instruct the president to make 
trouble.
arrangement for the big class pic­
ture that is left in the Law Library

The Mustang*, are going to have 
the Texas

a job breaking through 

.

.

.

,

SERVICE— S A N IT A T IO N

DRISKILL B A R B E R S H O P

Driskill Hotel

Pasteurized Milks; Lunches 

LOUIS P . MEYER

1702 Lavaca 

Phone 8706

JST
Faculty Cager T eam 

Administered D efeat' 
by Varsity Quintet

Upsetting ai] the dope, th- Varsity 
co-ed basketball team consisting o f 
girls picked from the various class 
teams decisively defeated the facul­
ty team on which the Physical Train- 
faculty 
ng 
member? played to th*- tune of 29 

instructors and 

other 

to IS. Since the girls represented 
everal teams and had never played 
outstanding 
together before, 
feature o f the game was the excel- 
lr nt teamwork displayed by the Var- 
• ity team.

the 

The lineup war as follow s:

Varsity: Mina Bennett, W inifred 
Anderson, forwards; Cleo Ritchey, 

centers; Myrtle 
Mary Campbell, 
Math ieson, Katye Rae Hall, gu ard s.!
Faculty; Gertrude Roth, Adele 
Kimm, forwards; Josephine Budd, 
Henrietta 
centers; Helen 
ca urn, Josephine Schmid, guards.

Pore, 

Referee: Hiss.
Umpire: Norton.

I HL D A ILY T E X A N

rm

CO ED P T . CLASSES 

WILL M EET N E X T W EEK

to 
instructor. Rumors 

AU women students will meet
their regular physical training cia — 
se* on Monday and Tuesday of next 
physical 
week, according 
training 
con­
cerning the cancellation of work in 
physical training during dead week 
incorrect, and those registered 
are 
in th* work are advised 
to meet 
th«ir classes.

the 

S p ecial S ale at T ex a s C andy 
akid Gift S h op — lobby of T ex a s 
Theatre.

FOR RENT — Exceptionally 

nice 
room. Can occupy now or begin­
ning of next term. Call 712 W. 23rd, j 
phone 8018. 
— 2
__________________________________
LOST— Horn rimmed glasses. Please 
return to R. L Hawley, room 206, j 
Ii Hall, or leave at Texan office for 
— 2j
reward. 

FOR RENT— One single, one double 
furnished, 
to 
conveniences, 
2503 Rio I

room, com fortably 
All 

men students 
gallery, etc. Apply at 
Grand*1. 

-7

WANTED - Second hand 

typewrit­

er. Phone 4 8f>4. J. B. Batson.

— 2

S p ecial S ale at T e x a s C andy

O S T E O P A T H

a n d G ift Sh op.

CLASSIFIEDS

FOR RENT—*To boys, nice 

room adjoining 

1911 University Avenue. 

large 
sleeping porch. 
-—2

SPANISH MADE EASY— or coach­
care
— 8

ing. Write D. J. Chavez, 

University Station. 

50 50
Fifty-Fifty

W e sell G O O D C lothes because there 
is m o n ey in it for U S - o r w e could 
not p a y rent a n d eat occasionally.

You should b uy G o o d C lothes because 
th e re s m o n e y in it for Y O U .

Simple when it's so— but sim ply awful if it was 
a one-sid ed affair.

We sell the Finest Clothes made in this country, 
Hand-Tailored—

H ickey Freeman Co. 

Rosenw ald & Weil 

Society Brand

Also the Best Low Priced C lothes—

Clothcraft

Don’t ju d g e this line by the 
it’s 
really wonderful in value-giving. Their $27.00
Serges are not equaled by any that w e have 
ever seen.

low prices; 

W e Fit You

J

t a

. V I#

KNOX
HATS

ST E T S O N
H A T S

HOLEPROOF HOSIERY

No. 15, W o o lw o rth Building 
P h o n e 5 5 5 8 

D R. M. ETHEL ST R O M A N 
G r a d u a te of th e original school 

TH E A M E R IC A N SCH OOL OF 
O S T E O P A T H Y 

At K irksville, Missouri.

S a n ita ry P lu m b in g , S tea m 

an d H o t-W a ter H e a tin g . 

M o d e m Electric A p p li­

ances.

John L. Martin
P h o n e 3 5 6 3 

4 1 0 C ongress

KMllWWWIIWlHHlinilHUIHt

Y O U R G O O D 
A P P E A R A N C E
means that you are not 
only careful of your dress, 
but o f your hair, nails 
and of your skin.

§ University girls will find 
| perfect satisfaction in our 
I equipment and service. 

M A R IN ELLO 
Ladies’ Entrance of 
Driskill 
Phone 4014 
Corner 8th

ukuwiMffim

THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK

Resources $ 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0

M E A L S A T R E G U L A R H O U R S

Faculty and Student Accounts Solicited

Afternoon 

lunches— ice cream s, co ffee and coco— 

Special attention to catering to all college functions.

After the Contest

D R U G S , W H IT M A N ’S C A N D IE S, 

K O D A K FILMS

Let ut fill your p rescriptions— w e g u a ra n tee satisfaction. 
FREE, P R O M P T DELIVERY

G R A H A M D RU G CO.

Don t you prier cream in your c o ffe e ? — or on your 
cereal? Then w hy not also in your Milk Chocolate?

Phone 9 1 0 5 

9 0 0 C ongress A v en u e

Exclusive H o m e C o o king 
W U K A S C H BROS.

2002 G u a d a l u p e 

P h o n e 6 3 05

Frosh and Sophs

b h o w y o u r c lass spirit this m o rn in g a n d if 

your clothes are an y the w orse for w e a r 

Bring th em to us this a f te rn o o n a n d t h e y ’ll 

return as good as new.

rn

University Toggery

Phone 3090

o>302 Guadalupe

r mn ala nil —

UNIVERSITY CAFETERIA

SSS!-:,".-

A NEWER, CREAMIER WAY

Nestle s Milk Chocolate Bars are made from only 
tresh, full cream milk, direct from th e dairy farm s of 
the fertile Osw ego River V alley. This is the secret of 
the rare Nestle flavor— “R ichest in Cream.”

Nest I b's Bars are made by th e origin ators o f milk 
chocolate, The Peter, Cailler, Kohler Swiss Chocolate 
Co., nt Vevey, Sw itzerland, whose products are fam ous 
in every country of the world.

#

Y ou’ll like N e s t l e s Bars, 

nourishing. T h e y ’re g o o d .

T h e y ’re pure. T h e y ’re

N T s T L E V *

A L M O N D S

P lain an d A lm o n d Bars. Buy Them by the Box 

Buy a box to d a y at 

The Co-op, The U niversity D rug Store or W a g n er's

See Bill’s Bulletin Board 
for comic reports of the 

fray, and meet your 

friends at

THE CAMPUS SHOP

2306 Guadalupe

Eat Breakfast at the Theta Sigma Phi Booth
On Brackenridge Field—Before, During and After Pushball Contest