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First C ollege D aily in the South

A U STIN , TEXAS, SA T U R D A Y . NOVEMBER 25, 1922

VOL. XXIII.

No. 53

BfllLY TEXAN TO 
FEATURE
ISSUE 

Benedict Addresses Frosh 

On History And Traditions 

Centering Around Varsity

CO-EDS IN T FI 
WILL APPEAR IT I. & M.

Benny Is Preparing Book 
on University of
Texas

Austin To'Greet 
Visitors To Big 
Turkey Day Game

Last R ally W ill Be M onday 
N ight— Much Spirit Is 
Shown

I I .

I.

First R otogravure Section Pro* 
duced in South Is
Feature

WILL Ut SIXTEEN PUSES

Individual Pictures of L ong­
horns and A ggies to Be 
Included

by 

The first rotogravure section to be j 
issued by any college paper in the 
South, and as far as is known the 
first section of this type produced 
by any college paper in the United 
States, will be distributed 
the j 
Daily Texan on Thanksgiving Day. 
Thi? announcem ent was made Friday, 
by Wm. H arry Jack, editor-in-chief,! 
and Tomas G. Pollard, business1 
m anager, who together with Henry) 
and 
C. Fulcher, m anaging 
Victor O. Cook, sports editor, have! 
completed 
the 
arrangem ents 
new section.

editor, 

for 

E ig h t P age* of R o to g r a v u r e

The special Thanksgiving Day 
edition of The Texan will consist al­
sixteen pages, eight 
together of 
pages of rotogravure and eight in 
the regular news and featu re sec­
tion. The entire issue will feature J 
the annual game between the Uni­
versity of Texas and A. & M. Col­
lege, with special stories and p ie-i 
lu res of both teams. There will be II
5,000 copies printed in this edition, 
allowing a surplus for alumni visi­

tors,

The first two pages of the roto 
gravure section will be 
taken up 
with group and individual pictures 
of the Texas Longhorn football team 
and pictures of the Texas Cowboys 
and the yell-leader. The next two 
pages in 
de­
the section will 
voted to similar pictures of the A. 
& M. football team , and also special 
views of the Longhorns in action in 
the season. A 
previous games of 
num ber of miscellaneous pictures of 
interest will appear on the rem ain­
together with greetings 
ing pages, 
sup­
from various advertisers and 
porters of the institution.

be 

The athletic 

authorities of 

the 
University and of A. & M. co-opera­
ted with the editors of the Texan in 
securing m aterial for the section.

JUNIORS TO GLT TAGS 

WHEN DUES ARE PAID

Membership in th e Club W ill 
A dm it C ouples to M ask 
D ance

Every possible effo rt has been 
made this week to give every junior 
girl an opportunity to pay her dues 
to the Bluebonnets. This organize 
lion is to be 
perm anent or­
the 
ganization of junior girls and will 
have charge of all the class func­
tions. Until the girls have joined, 
their 
the Bluebonnets by paying 
dues, they are not eligible 
take 
to 
Junior j 
part in the 
Week, of which the Junior Prom is 
possibly the best known.
When the girls pay 

th eir dues, 
they receive tags which adm it them 
and th eir escorts to the junior ma.sk 
dance to be held December 8. This* 
dance will be given by the junior; 
r e - 1 
girls and each junior boy will 
ceive an 
invitation. The, 
individual 
girl? will favor junior boys prefer- 
ably.

festivities of 

AU girls who have not yet paid 
seem ; 
their dues may do so 
Kathryn Leerily 
the W oman's 
at 
Building Dues are fifty cents a 
year.

by 

at 

freshm an 

Members of the 

class 
wert* addressed by Dr. H. Y, Bene­
dict, Dean of th* College of Arts 
tho 
and Sciences, Friday night 
Y. M. C. A. auditorium . Dr. Bene-j 
diet's subject was: "H istory and T ra­
ditions of the U niversity." Dean 
I t present preparing a 
Benny 
book on this subject which will com­
prise tour p arts: The H istory up to 
the 
the opening; the 
University; the University as an edu­
cational institution; and the student 
i
life. 

finances of 

is 

D iic u i& e i F i n a n c e s 

The firs t part of Dean Benny's 
speech dealt with the history of the 
founding of the University.

"In 1881, the first appropriation 
was m ade," said Dr. Benedict, "and 
amounted to the enorm ous sum of 
$496.

"A fte r Texas’ Independence was 
law 
%stablished, Congress passed a 
locating the seat of governm ent in 
Austin, which was 
called 
W aterloo. There was a great amount 
of controversy and argum ent as to 
where the University would be es­
tablished, but it was finally decided 
to locate it in Austin.

then 

R o b e r t s F o u n d e r 

he 

In 1881 

"Governor Roberts was the man 
directly responsible for establishing 
the University. 
suc­
ceeded in persuading the Legislature I 
to pass a law legally establishing the 
University. There was much trouble 
in getting appropriations, bu t later 
the 
$125,000 
legislature 
effo rts of I 
and then, through the 
Col. minikins, appropriated $200,000. 
W ith these sums the first building,
were constructed.

loaned 

i

A. & ML W a * B r a n c h

“ A. & M. used to be a branch of I 
the U niversity,” said Dr. B enedict,1 
“and still legally is, though no m o re ; 
than legally.”

little 

Very 

of Dean Benny’s 
speech dealt with tho traditions of 
the University, the "Eyes of Texas" 
being the only one he touched upon. I 
According to Dr. Benedict the "Eyes 
of Texas," which we hold so sacred, 
was w ritten as a joke, and made its] 
first appearance at a minstrel show.]

Kaufman Klub W ill 

Give Weiner Roast 

in Early December

M eeting for the second time this 
year the Kaufman Kounty Club m et 
Friday afternoon at 5 o’clock. Un­
like its namesake the K. K. K., no 
masks or other paraphanalia were 
worn, and no oaths required from 
the new members who were received 
into the Klub— the only requirem ent 
being that the applicant should be a 
resident of Kaufman Kounty, The 
K. K. K., although only a little over 
a week old, has become quite a hus­
preparations were 
ky infant and 
made at this m eeting to put on the 
best "w einit* roast" th at any organi­
zation bas ever attem pted. To see 
that every member of the Klub is 
advised as to the date and 
to be 
doubly sure that 
there would be 
plenty to eat, the president appoin­
ted on the social comm ittee the fol­
lowing, S. B. Dickson, Mamie Abler 
Mary Louise Clyette, and Gordon 
Wells.

No other meeting of 

the Klub 
will be held until a fte r the "weinie 
roast." in East Woods on D e c e m b e r 
9.

S U N D A Y S C H O O L PICNIC

to Barton Springs 

Dr. Payne’s Sunday School class 
from Congress Avenue 
will hike 
.Saturday 
bridge 
afternoon. The hikers wilt 
roast 
weiners and marshmallows a t Bar­
tho 
ton Springs. Each member of 
class will invite a girl and meet at 
the church a* 5 o’clock where the 
pumicers will take a *+reet car for 
th* bridge.

Forenoon Dance 

May Be Held as 

Thursday Event

for 

Definite announcem ent 

that 
there will be an All-University 
dance Saturday night and th at 
plans are being made 
a 
dance to be held from 8 to l l 
have 
Thanksgiving morning 
been made by the committee in 
charge. Contrary to form er an­
nouncements, 
all 
other All-University dances will 
be held 
the W oman’s Gym 
due to the courtesy of Miss An­
na His* and W.A.A. Plans for 
the dance Thanksgiving morn­
the 
ing are only 
Social Calendar Committee has 
not yet given its approval.

tentative as 

these 

and 

in 

That the dances are growing 
in popularity is shown by the in­
crease in the num ber of 
stu­
dents who attend them. With 
the W oman’s 
the new floor 
250 
Gym will 
In order to reduce the 
couples. 
num ber of stags, 
cents 
admission will be charged w heth­
er they bring girls or not. As 
usual the Apaches will play.

accommodate 

fifty 

Co-eds of the University who are 
to sit in the white section at the A. j 
& M. game held a poppy rally F ri­
day night, m eeting at the gymnasium

Ex-students and friends of A. &
M. College or of the Texas Univer­
sity coming to see the Texas-A. &;
M. game next Thursday, will be wel- an<* marching to Clark Field, where
corned by 
form ation 
the Austin Chamber of the marching and “T ” 
Commerce, according to the secre- were practiced.

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The visitors arriving by tram will

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At the Thanksgiving game the co-i

be given cards of welcome on » e | « d8 wlU dem onstrate their ability to 
trains running into Austin. These work together, and perform clever 
cards will give inform ation concern- stunts, which should make the Exes 
ing the checking of baggage at the and ?tudfnt body proud of the f a c t ;
Chamber of Commerce which will be 
• • 
open on Thanksgiving Day until a ft­
it ut ion.
er midnight, the open house in the 
Woman’s Gym between the hours of 
The girls, who will be dressed in 
IO and 11 o’clock a. rn. when the ychite, and carry orange decorations,
University ex-students will meet old 
friends and the way to get on Clark 
Field to avoid the rush.

, 
t 
that Texas is a co-educational 

around 

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MAKE APPEARANCE

will enter Clark Field at the south­
east gate, marching 
the j 
field to the 50-yard line in front of 
the grand stand. Here 
they will j 
form a huge "T " m arching to the 
center of the field. A song will be 
sung, and stunts, which members of
J the gym s ta ff refuse to divulge, will Southw estern C onference
Only One That Has
be perform ed. They promise, how- 
M uddle
I over, that it will be even more 
et- 
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fectivo than the balloon ascension in 
———-
1920.

WESTERN TITLE IN DOUBT

Not

Toe c heer leaders, Bee Lytle and 
Dorothy Fisher, have 
special 
costume* presented to them by E. D.
Rather, m anager 
the Co-op 
These costumes have not yet

had 

of 

Because of the muddle that may 
result in the Southwestern conference 
race, football fans of this district may 
be interested in knowing th at a sim­
ilar situation exists in the W estern 
] Conference, with the exception th at

C om m ittees f o r Y early Func­
tion A re A n ­
nounced

Perigrinus, the patron saint of the

School of Law, will make 
appearance of the year at the annual jgbuts 
banquet of the Law School which is 
to be held at the Driskill Hotel on 
December l l .

its one neared in public, but will make their 

that* conference 

' n 
M argaret Iteam s tb at 

there arc three 
*a *r to finish with per-

Thanksgiving 

lead 

fifty 

taken up 

F ifty cents was 

Tickets for this event were placed th 

The followers of Perigrinus have wbo did not pay this 

on sale Thursday and from all in- cot will 
dications the interest of the juniors Field.
has been aroused in th eir first law 
banquet. 

Bellmont, mascot of the W. A. A. / ’ ' f Percentages. 
will also have a costume exactly like M ajor John L. Griffith, commis-
e of the cheer leaders. The mas-j aioner of Athletics of the W estern
tim co-eds onto Clark Conference, announced Tuesday th at
] there was no provision for playing a
from 
post season game in case the existing
each girl at the rally. Those girls
triple tie for the championship re­
cents,
mains at the end of the season. 
Iowa,
asked Governor N eff and the judges whieb wm be use(j f or decorations
Michigan and Chicago have team s un.
of the Supreme Court to be present, V)V;n be expected to do so Saturday. J defeated in * th at conference so fa r 
and the speeches of the evening will 
Tho la , t rftlly will be held Monday and each has one more game to bs 
be made by the guests and a speak- night a t 7 0»ci0ck. A fter meeting played.
er elected from each class in 
departm ent. 

g ^ nif the girls will again go! M ajor Griffith points out th a t there
^ Clark Field to go through their j have been several disputed titles dur-
The chairmen of the committees jjo g ra m again. Since this is to b e ]in g recent years and th a t no steps 
are as follows: Invitations, F. WL the most im portant rally of the year, j have been taken toward a post season 
Hicks; program , Lee D itte rt; re e re -h , is imperative th a t all girls who] game. 
In 1919 Illinois lost to the 
ation, Gladys Row ntree; finance, A.; have white section tickets be at the twice defeated Wisconsin team. But 
since 
Illinois played seven games 
D. Moore;
within the conference th a t year they 
Coffee.
were popularly aw arded the cham ­
pionship. Last year Iowa won on a
! percentage basis, though they did not 
meet Chicago, W isconsin, Ohio, or 
Michigan, any one of which would 
1 have given them an awful battle.

Old Liveoaks May Be

Sacrificed To Science

arrangem ent, A. B.

raUy.

the 

Field was not ^ven a name.

Last

of 
of 

the noble 
liveoaks

and 
which 

imposing 
once

are 

con-1 

therein. 

It is said th a t the biology building Longhorn Rifle Club

to Use Camp Mabry 
Range for Practice

grove
crowned the hill on which the Uni- was planned to be located where the 
versity of T.exas is situated, three trees are, because a north light is 
beautiful old trees on the northw est j essential fo r the work to be 
Persons interested 
to be ducted 
com er of the campus 
sacrificed for the projected Biology : in the preservation of the trees stat* 
Longhorn Rifle Club is ready for
Building, unless plans to save them that it would be possible to locate
are quickly fulfilled. The trees are the building a > me where else where work on the range. Rifles and the 
free by 
said to be among the 
finest specimens of their kind, and I down and yet where the necessary j the governm ent. When the members 
their history is interwoven with th at north light may also be found. A wish to practice, they can see Jam es 
of the U niversity; w hether these sen-1 movement now on foot to have tho Beverly, f ustodian of the rifles, at 
be a1- proposed building so Located started B. Hall and sign up for the neces- 
tim ental considerations will 
lowed to in terru p t 
res- 
progress as represented by the build- imously passed by the faculty, thp tricted to use of the range at Camp 
ing of the projected edifice is yet to text of which follows: 
| Mabry and the range is open a t ill
be determined. 

the march of November 14 with a resolution unan- sary equipment. Practice 

largest and the trees would riot have to be cut j amm unition are furnished 

"W hereas the group of three live-J time.

is 

G r o v e C o v er ed C a m p u s 

oak* qn the campus northw est of the 

Those who wish to join the d u b
At one time the entire hill o n 1 Chemistry Building and the liveoak may see either Jam es Beverly or 
which the University is built was cant of it are trees of such extra- H. II. Welborn. Miss Grace Mo 
strength andiC lellan, who is an expert shot and 
covered with a thick and imposing ordinary beauty and 
grove of very fine liveoaks. When are endeared to the University by member of the d u b , stated that she 
stationed the associations of so many years would be glad to instruct any girl* 
General Mf.gruder was 
a who wished to join the organization, 
here with a detachm ent of the Con- that their destruction would be 
The Rifle Club m et in the Y. M.
federate Army during the Civil W ar grievous loss, th erefo re 
he ordered the cutting down of sev-! 
new
‘Be it resolved th a t 
eral trees fo r the purpose of building j of Regents be petitioned so to plan; members were adm itted and plans
a blockhouse, and since his time the and place 
work of destruction has gone stead Building and any other 
buildings 
tty forw ard, until now not a trace j that may be subsequently erected so 
remains of the once beautiful grove U s to save these trees and give them 
except these three lone trees, soon ample room for grow th."
to be sacrificed to the ax of the con­
struction gang.

the proposed Biology. for the year were discussed.

the Board C. A. Friday night. Several 

W hether they will live on in ac-

CLUB TO HOLD PICNfC

These trees are especially dear to 
students and ex students of the Uni­
versity, for it was under them that 
team s of 
the Longhorn 
form er years used to sit and wait 
th eir turn at bat, when the athletic 
field of the University occupied the 
north side of the campus and Clark

baseball 

The Lower Rio Grande Valley
cordance with this plan or be sacri- Club will hold a picnic Saturday af­
aced in th© path of onward march­
terneon a t Barton Springs. All stu ­
ing sciences is a question which are 
dents whose homes are in the Valley 
are uiekly fulfilled. The trees are 
are invited to attend, regardless of 
whether or not th eir names are on 
now in the hands of the Board of 
the club roll. The party will assem­
to 
Regents of 
ble a t 3 o’clock at the end of the 
them goes the appeal to 
the 
walk from the Main Building 
to 
trees. W hat their action will be has 
Guadalupe Street.
not been indicated.

the University, and 

save 

OKLAHOMA U. ANO AGGIES TIE

Aggies Win Cross 

Country Meet in 

Oklahoma Friday

Tex** A. A M.’* c r o w c o u n tr y 
team won the S o u t h w e s te r n C o n ­
f e r e n c e eros* co u n tr y m ee t w hich 
we* 1ield at S tillw a te r , O k la h o m a , 
F riday. T h e A , Sc M. tea m , led 
fin ish ed w ith 
by C aptain H eard, 
28 point*.

in 

T h e U n iv e r s ity o f T e x a s e n t r y 
wa* secon d 
the m eet w ith a 
total o f 37 p oints, w hile O klahom a 
A . db M., tit l e w in n e r 
last year, 
and co n sid e r e d as a stro n g c o n ­
te n d e r this fa ll, w as third.

WORK TO STRENGTHEN 

CLARK FIELD BEGUN

Proposed R ecom m endations of 
A rchitecture Class W ill Be 
F ollow ed

Other C o n f e r e n c e 
Games Will Be Played 
Thursday

Oklahoma A. & M. and th* Uni­
versity of Oklahoma played a S to 
3 tie in their game Friday afternoon, 
marking a game in which each team 
wa- fighting to the utmost. Field 
goals were the only kind of scoring 
that either team could accomplish, 
both teams showing a 
strong de- 
their goal lines were 
defense when 
I in danger of being crossed 
for 
I touchdowns. Oklahoma A. & M. is 
the only team in the Southwestern 
( ’in ference which had a game sche­
duled for this week.

Big G a m e s T h u r s d a y 

the 

It is on next T hursda\ th at the big 
games all over the conference will 
i take place, and it is for these games 
respective Southwestern 
thai 
J Conference team s have been prepar­
ing during this week. On the re- 
■ suits o f 
the Thanksgiving Day 
! clash« s hinges the championship of 
the Southwestern body.

Work has been started 

the 
on 
•strengthenng of the 
bleachers on 
con­
Clark Field which have been 
structed to take care of the large 
num ber of spectators that will be 
present at the A. & M. game. This 
the early 
work will be completed 
p art of next week.

a 

It was in 

devoting 
for 

letter week to hard preparations 

T" University students, the main 
game of next Thursday will b* 
the Bible- 
played in Austin, when 
coached cadets from Aggieland in­
stronghold 
for 
The strengthening of the bleach-I vade the Longhorn 
era on the grounds is a precaution the yearly combat, 
Both A. & M. 
the 
which is taken every year by the ath- and Texas have been 
the
letic council. 
w ritten on October 24 to Professor Turkey Day clash, and when the two 
F. E. Giesecke, of the Engineering teams line up against 
each other 
departm ent, th at L. T. Bellmont, next week there will be a real game 
University director of athletics, pro- from sta rt to finish, 
posed that members of the architec- B a y l o r - S . M. U. G a m e A t t r a c t iv e 
ture class inspect the bleachers. The 
Baylor and S. M. U. will be in
letter which Mr. Bellmont wrote a t another Southwestern Conference 
game Thursday th at will a ttra c t the
th a t time follows: 
the attention of sporting fans over the 
Thanksgiving game, I would appre- state. Baylor at the present time is 
d a te your cooperation in inspecting in a tie with Texas for first place 
standing. The 
the 
Clark Field fo r the contest and aug- j S.M.U. Mutarigs, who had been show- 
gest any other braces th at might be ing up to advantage this year, fell 
necessary. Scott Yeaman 
the 
j University of Arkansas sprang an
contractor." 
It was upon this proposal from Mr. unexpected 9 to 0 victory over them.
of 
Thanksgiving Day will take place a t 
Fort Smith, Ark., between Oklahoma 
: A. & M. 
the University of 
I Arkansas. Rice Institu te, the other 
member of the conference, plays th* 
I University of Arizona, a non-con­

Bellmont that 
inspection was 
the 
made, and engineering students ta k ­
recom­
ing p a rt in this inspection 
mended reinforcem ents 
certain 
in 
parts of the tem porary bleachers.

the by the wayside last week when 

The third conference 

two weeks before 

the conference 

erected on 

tem porary 

"About 

game 

seats 

and 

in 

is 

ference eleven, on Turkey Day.

I

Longhorn Band Will 

Complete Plans for 

Thanksgiving Game

Members of the Longhorn Band j 
will meet Saturday a t the Law Build- J 
ing at 2 p. rn. to complete plans for 
the Thanksgiving game. The com­
m ittee that was appointed by presi­
dent Maloney Thursday 
night to 
confer with L. Theo. Bellmont and 
other athletic authorities regarding 
the part the band will have in the 
program of the day will make its re ­
port.

Erwin F. Smith, m anager of the 
organization, stated last night th at 
it is imperative that all members of 
this m eet­
the organization attend 
ing, so th a t all arrangem ents 
be­
tween the band and those in charge 
of the holiday celebrations may be 
completed.

Former Director of 

Co-ed Athletics Is 

Visitor on Campus

Miss Eunice Aden, who fo r fif­
teen years was director of physical 
training for women at the University, 
is spending the week in Austin.

PREPARING FOR GAME

C oaches T aking A ll Precau­
tions to Insure Classic 
C ontest T hursday

Although they have no game sche­
duled fo r this week-end, the U niver­
sity of Texas Longhorns will be 
working harder than if they were in 
a real clash in preparing for the big 
the 
game of next Thursday with 
Texas Aggies.

The Orange and White players 
have been going through 
intensive 
afternoon workouts all this week, 
and the shadows of night have not 
served to halt their practices for th* 
Aggie clash. A painted ball has 
been brought into use by the coach­
es, and the men are kept a t their 
posts until some time a fte r darkness 
searchlights on 
has fallen. Large 
Clark Field also are brought 
into 
use for this night practice.

camp 

The Longhorn coaches are taking 
Miss Aden, who resigned her po­
no chances for the A. & M. game, 
sition in 1921 
in order to s ta rt a 
but are putting their men 
through 
girls’ summer camp on Medina Lake, 
every phase of the game in an effort 
which is the only girls’ 
In 
to have them in tip-top shape when 
Texas, was a t the University when 
arrives. 
the time fo r 
the 
the W oman’s Gym was in the base­
There probably will not be 
such 
ment of the Woman’s Building. She
intensive workouts in the three days
 
idea of having cabins fo r 
got the 
the girls from Dartm outh, and p u r - ; of nex* 
the men will be
chasid Mammy Cabin from a fam ily j watched carefully against any possi- 
of negroes, and had it hauled to its j bility of growing stale. Too much 
present position. L ater she secured practice car. prove as harmful a i not 
an appropriation for Oak Lodge, a n d ; enough, and 
the Texas gridiron 
in 1920 had the house boat installed I coaches are watching carefully tor 
on Lake Austin, for the use of Uni- j any detrim ental signs thai might he 
versity girls. 

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Editorials

ENT A RGING 
THE CAMPUS

this 

The aggressive policy of the 
University Land Acquisition 
to pur­
Board in its attem pt 
chase the additional 
acreage 
for the c a m p u s , as authorized 
by the Legislature, promises an 
early completion of 
im­
portant movement. Although 
the board over a year ago be­
gan its task of enlarging the 
forty-acre tract by the addition 
of 135 acres, its work has been 
delayed by various technicali­
ties and necessary formalities. 
With the successful prosecu­
tion of 
the board’s present 
plan5*, the University will ac­
quire the required room for its 
future grow th.

Detailed plans and arrange­
ments for the University's de­
velopment necessarily must 
await the purchase of the re­
maining tracts of land. Tenta­
tive plans for a Texas stadium 
and a Texas Memorial Union 
are being m ade; but the ac­
tual realization of these pro­
jects must await the enlarge­
ment of the campus. The ear­
ly construction of a new build­
ing on the present campus is 
this 
b e i n g arranged for, but 
one building will bring rela­
tively little relief to the over­
crowded plant of the Univer­
sity’. The unsystematic and 
faltering support of the institu­
tion in the past naturally has 
resulted in the plant and fa­
cilities being 
far unsuitable 
and inadequate to the pressing 
needs and requirements.

When the enlarged campus 
has been recured, the Univer­
sity can proceed to formulate 
a comprehensive program and 
future develop­
plan for its 
ment and growth. A proper 
slogan would be “a greater 
University' 
greater 
for 
Texas”

a 

ALL SE N IO R S, Sorority and F ra ter­
n ity m em bers who have not had 
their pictures taken for the C actus 
must do so this week. The studio 
in room 216 M. B. will be open on 
Friday and Saturday o f thin week 
for the taking o f such pictures. This 
is positively the last chance to have 
the above named pictures made, 
LEW IS N. W HITE.

NEW M AN CLUB m embers desiring 
to m ake the trip to San M arcos 
on Sunday, N ovem ber 26, report to 
the club rooms a t 7 a. rn. on Sun­
day. Lunch 
be 
and 
furnished.

car* w ill 

JEROM E J BYRNE.

P l K A PPA ALPH A 

nounces the ste e r in g o f 

fra tern ity an­
pledge 

relations w ith Dortch M cElhannon,

PE N N Y B A C K E R . Very 

called m eeting. 
o'clock M. B. 148.

im portant 
5 
at 

Friday 

P R ESID EN T.

CLASSICAL L A NG UA G E 

DEPA R TM EN T TO MEET

Members o f the cla ssica l la n g u a g e 

departm ent w ill m eet Saturday e v e n ­
ing a t 7 p. rn. in the Y . M. C. A . au­
ditorium . The c h ie f fea tu re o f the 
'T r ip to G reece 
even in g will be a 
with Dr. B a ttle .” A num ber o f new 
photographs o f unusual b ea u ty w ill 
make 
lectu re stand 
out as a d elig h tfu l d eparture from 
the general routine o f form al dis­
courses on foreign lands. T he Hing­
i ng o f Latin 
and p leasin g 
song?, 
eonverse w ill also add to the n o v elty 
o f the occasion.

illustrated 

thin 

J. S. KOENIG

Chiropodist and Foot Specialist 

4 1 8 L ittlefield Bldg.

P hone 4 8 5 5

SB" 
I C leaning 

MI ■ MIKUSH! 

a

D yeing

KELLY SMITH
P hone 6598 

I A lterations 

Rug C leaning

LOOK

THINK

H aircut

Shave
f
T* 
I omc

T he Little D epartm ent Store W ith a Big Purpose

H igh G rade M erchandise M oderately Priced 
902 C ongress A venue

Ideal Gifts at This Store 
SILK U N D ER W E A R 
Second Floor
N ew U nderw ear J u st R eceived. 
C repe de Chine and Silks, Ra­
dium finish.

This 

T E D D IE S 
Som e lace trim m ed, som e ta il­
ored, som e hand-em broidered. 
is a 
Som e hem stiched. 
m ost w onderful assortm ent. A ll 
sizes. W hite, F lesh , Orchid, 
$2.15
D on’t Fail to S e e T hese
O thers ........................ $ 3.98, $4.85
Just Arrived 
P H IL L IP P IN O GOW NS
H and-m ade, hand-em broidered. 
T hese are so pretty and dainty 
yo u c a n ’t resist them . M ost at­
tra ctiv e. F our sty le s 
. $ 2 .3 9
A few m odels .......$3.25, $4.85
B uy th ese now— th ey m ake 
ideal g ifts

I

I

Bloomers— Extra 

f i n e

quality Crepe de Chine;

hand embroidered, 

lace 

trimmed, flesh color only 

$2.98

lined 
— Silk Corduroy, 
extra quality, well made, 
American Beauty, Copen 
Rose ............................. $6.45

—Imported J a p a n e s e 
Robe hand made and hand 
embroidered, 
exquisite 
model.
— Cheney Silk Kimonas 
Japanese style and design 
$10.95

Cozy Barber Shop

2 4 0 4 G u ad alu p e

New evening dresses, fashioned of Satin, Crepe de Chine, 
Laces and Metallic Combinations 
in Maise, Turquoise, 
American Beauty, Orchid, Lavender, Pink and Black 
Sizes 14 to 42.................................. 
$19.95 to $42.50

 

T here has never before been a sale lik e this— so m any D resses, such w onder 
ful styles, such stupendous valu es. W e firm ly b elieve the facts ju stify us call 
ing it th e G reatest D ress S ale ever held in A ustin.

A Superlative Event In

A D V E R T ISE IN TH E T E X A N

THURLOW B. W EED

Em balm er and Funeral D irector 
M odern Funara) Hon*# 
Superior A m bulance S e r v le t 

L a va ca at 17th 

P h o ne 6080

THE TRADING POST

3 2 0 C oncrete Ave.

That Toe the Mark 
It s a Dandy

•Another New Fall Oxford— A Norwegian 
Tan Calf, plain toe Oxford— rolled edge a t
$10.00

•Also, in black.

•Yes, wool sox, and a good one at that, for
$1.00 .

CARL H. MUELLER

© O S C O M O S P E S S A V E .

Home of Good

A t M ueller's Shoe Store

STARTS 8 :3 0 

THIS 

M ORNING

NONE C. O. D 
NONE ON AP- 
PROVAL 
ALL SALES 
FINAL

Former Prices Up to $39.50

Made of Chiffon V elvet, Canton Crepe, Satin Faced Canton, Crepe 
Romaine, Spanish Lace, Duvetyn, Matelasse, Poiret Tw ill, Char­
meuse, Beaded Georgette, Brocaded Crepe, Tricotine. 

The Styles: 
Even hems, the loose paneled fronts, side and back draped models, 
circular effect skirts and basque effects—and dozens of variations 
of every fashionable idea used this season in the better dresses.

Stunning Afternoon Dresses 

Business and Street Dresses

Different Styles— The Greatest Display, the Most Astunding Values Austin Women 
Have Ever Seen— It Will Pay You to Buy Today.

 BMP”

rr*££2*.

SOCIETY

F A I R F A X N I S B E T , S o c ie ty E d i t o r . 
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STRUK OF HIRD LUCK

K angaroo Star D eclared 
e lig ib le N ear Close o f 
Season

In*

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

■ a B r &

coach is a pitcher with the C hicago5 
White Sox and could not rep o rt until 
a fte r the post season series for the 
Championship of Chicago which came 
late in October. This threw the work
of organizing the team on to Pena.

JOEKEL REVISITS CAMPUS

mrnI

KM

Scarbrough’s Man’s Shop

Fred Joekel, C. S. '16, now with 
the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur­
vey, was on the campus about the 
middle of the week. He is now tem ­
porarily located at Taylor, Texas, 
making observations on the strength 
of the magnetic force, finding the 
dip and variations of the needle. He 
is making a re-check of several gov­
ernment magnetic stations in Texas.

I BIO PIC TU R ES — LITTLE PRICES"!

T oday-Saturday

‘i s Matrimony a

Failure?1’

W ith
T. Roy Barnes, Lila Lee,
Lois W ilson and W alter 
Hiers
The jazziest smile picture 
ever made.

Extra 
C om edy and N ew s

M AJESTIC

Today

“HUMAN

HEARTS”

with 

House Peters

A nd A ll-Star Cast 
F ab les and N ew s

THEATERS

T H E A T R E S 

H a n c o c k 
T h u r s d a y , F r i d a y 

a n d S a t u r ­
d a y , “ T h e F o u r H o r s e m e n o f t h e 
A p o c a l y p s e . ”

Q u e e n

I n d e f i n i t e e n g a g e m e n t s t a r t i n g 
M o n d a y : “ T h e P r i s o n e r o f Zen-
d a . ”

C r e s c e n t 

T h u r s d a y , F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y , 
a n a l l - a t a r c a s t in “ In t h e N a m e 
o f t h e L a w . ” 

•

M a je s t ic

T h u r s d a y , F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y , 
H o u s e P e t e r s in “ H u m a n H e a r t s . ” 

T e x a s
“ Is M a t r i m o n y a F a i l u r e ? ”

Q U E E N

Today
“The Prisoner of
Z enda”
S e e A lic e T e r r y , R a m o n N a ­
v a r r o , S t u a r t H o lm e s , L e w is 
S t o n e , R o b e r t E d e s o n a n d B a r ­
b a r a L a M a r r in t h i s g r e a t m a s ­
te r p i e c e .
H ere’s Good N ew s. By 
Sp ecial perm ission o f the 
M etro Pictures C orpora­
tion 
o f 
“T he Prisoner 
Z en d a ” w ill play A u stin 
tw o m ore days— F riday 
and Saturday. 
tEGULAR QUEEN PRICE 
A ttend the M atinees

STUDENTS

Make our store your downtown headquarters. 

D rugs 

Cold D rinks 

Cigars

JOSEPH’S DRUG STORE

6 2 2 C o n g reu 

Phone 433 6

STUDENTS

We welcome you to the University and invite you to 
visit our place.

Short O rders— C igars—-C igarette* 
Stationery— T oilet A rticles

WAGNER’S CAFE
A cross th e Campus on S p eed w a y

Dave Pena, 

form er varsity star 
who is now football coach a t Austin 
College, has had a streak of hard 
luck. 
Ju st when it seemed th a t bel 
was to win a championship his first 
season it developed that his sta r play­
er is ineligible and all games played 
this season have been thrown out of 
standing. The action * 
the official 
came as a complete surprise to Austin 
College officials as earlier in the sea­
son the player in question had been 
declared eligible.

The player in question is Hub Hol­
lis, veteran fullback and captain of 
the team . Hollis played baseball with 
a professional team in Oklahoma d u r­
ing the past summer and had received 
pay for his work. However, he had 
not signed a contract and as the rules; 
were interpreted this fact saved him. j 
Now the coaches of Trinity and Sim­
mons Colleges have pointed out to 
the officials that a ruling was passed 
about a year ago th at to play for; 
money, with or without a contract, 
makes the player ineligible. The ac­
tion of 
the eligibility committee 
leaves the title of the T. I. A. A. be-! 
tween Simmons and Howard Payne, 
both of whom have been defeated by 
Austin this season.

S t r o n g T e a m

W hether or not Pena get's credit 
for coaching a championship team , he 
certainly will get credit for putting 
out the strongest team the T. I. A. A. 
has known in years. Austin has lost 
only one game this season, their first 
game which was against the Long­
horns on Clark Field. 
In this game 
the Longhorns 
the kangaroos held 
to a 19-0 score, the best showing they 
have made for some years. Austin 
defeated Howard Payne a fte r th a t 
team had walloped the Farm ers 
in 
their opening game by a 13-7 score. 
They also took the ram paging Mus­
tangs from S. M. U. into camp by a 
10-7 score.

Other victims of Pena’s fighting 
eleven 
from Sherman are Daniel 
Baker, Simmons, T. C. U. and South­
western. The present season has been 
the most successful the Kangaroos 
have experienced 
in many purple 
moons and even if they do not get 
credit for the championship of the 
T. I. A. A. it is p retty certain th a t 
Dave Pena will have a home there 
for some tim e to come. Most of the 
credit for the coaching goes to Pena 
because he has been in charge of the 
team most of the season. The head

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Q u a lity millS

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The Finest Thing in
DRESS CLOTHES

is a dinner suit from Scarbrough’s, 
for by its lines it is at once distin­
guished and by its price it is at once 
acclaimed. The new models just 
received present several variations, 
all acceptable to the man desiring 
to be unimpeachably correct in his 
evening attire.

$35 

$40

T uxedo Ties 
Tuxedo Shirts 
T uxedo V ests
T uxedo Collars
P aten t Leather Dance O xfords w ith 
$7.50
hollow heels 

 

 

SCARBROUGH’S

THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK

Resources $8,000,000.00

Faculty and Student Accounts Solicited

DRUGS, SUNDRIES, SANDWICHES 
FINE CANDIES, SODA

Our Prescription Department Is Unexcelled

W w W w lw S ® Wm MI J -LU ii* l f f i l i i i *1 f ilii* j

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STUDENTS!

“ l f it is in tow n— w e h a v e it”

EXTRA HIGH PATENT

I AUSTIN. TEXAS

GREENWOOD DRUG CO.

Phone 9191 

FREE DELIVERY 

922 C ongress A ve.

Ifs
MADE
In
AUSTIN

San Antonio-Auatin
Capitol Bus Line
Have seven cars leaving daily 
for San Antonio from Avenue 
Hotel and Rogers* Cafe as fol­
lows, 7 a. rn., 9:30 a. rn., l l 
a. in., I p. rn., 3:30 p. rn., 5 
p. rn., and 7 p. in.
Leave San Antonio 7 a. rn., 9:30 
a. rn., l l a. rn., I p. in., 1:45 
p. in., 3:30 p. rn., o p. rn.
Fare, one way $2.75. Round 
trip $6.00.

To Serve You Better
We have added Chili, Sandwiches, Coffee and Hot 

Chocolate to our quality line of drinks.
Special Chicken Salad Sandwich............... 15c
Get acquainted with these good things to eat and drink.

PALACE OF SWEETS

420 Congress

FRESHMEN:

Follow the Upper Classmen and you will EAT at

THE BON TON CAFE

F09 Congress Avenue

A cordial invitation is extended to you to visit the new* 

est dairy lunch room in the neighborhood.

Open Sunday Till 1 0 :3 0 p. rn.
LOUIS P. MEYER 
“PASTEURIZED MILKS

i f

W here Q uality P redom in ates.”

Phone S706

EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED
No drugs used in examination- 
no time lost from study

WARD & TREADWELL
OPTOMETRISTS

7th and Congress Avenue

THE STUDENTS' DELIGHT
MAVERICK CAFE
Open All Night

6 21-23 Congress A ve.

Fay and Frankie Piper of Dallas 
will he the guests a t Mrs. Legg’s next 
From here they will go to 
week. 
San Antonio, for a few days to visit 
and Marion
with Elizabeth Litly 

Mrs. W inthrop Leach, who was 
formerly Polly Seale, a student in 
the University is visiting her sister, 
Mrs. L. L. Click of Austin.

Fanelle Dornak is visiting a t the 
She will stay

Chi Omega house. 
over for the Thanksgiving game.

Bernie Caldwell 

has 

th** dengue and 

recovered 
is attending

from 
classes.

Alice Beaton of Corsicana 
a t 

spend the following week 
Zeta Tau Alpha house.

will
the

Francis Mayfield will 

the 
guest of Deborah Doke at Mrs. M. 
Muckleroy’s during 
the Thanksgiv­
ing holidays.

be 

Fay Underwood 

has 

recovered j 

from her recent illness and is 
tending classes.

a t­

Mrs. M aurice Adams, who was 
form erly Zulieka Corley, will spend 
Thanksgiving with her sister, F ra n ­
ces Corley. Mrs. Adams is a mem­
ber of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority.

Mrs. Brown Kennaid of Anderson 
is visiting her son John a t Mrs. W. 
P. Gaines.

Edina Hogan is visiting a t 

the 
Kappa Alpha Theta hyuse over th e 
week-end. She came to be present 
a t the Ribbon Club dance.

Kimbro G arrett, who was 

acci­
dentally shot last Sunday, 
at 
Seton Infirm ary wrhere he has un­
dergone a serious operation.

is 

Mary Sullivan 

and Claire Mc­
Donough of Galveston will spend the 
Thanksgiving holidays with M artha 
Sullivan.

Mary Buckner of Moody, w’ho 
graduated in August, and is a mem­
b er of the. Gamma Phi Beta sorority. 
is teaching school in Moody.

Stanley Hornsby of Austin 

has 
vithdrawn from the University on 
account of illness.

Edwin Asbury and Rolyn Bond of 
Dallas will be guests in Austin next 
week.

Howard T. Hill, the Grand Coun­
fratern ity , is

sellor of the Acacia 
visiting the Texas chapter.

Alpha Delta Pi sorority was en­
tertained Thursday evening by Dr. J 
F. L. Griffith.

Mrs. Dominguez of Kerrville 

visiting her daughter Alice at 
Kappa Delta house.

is 
the 

Fanelle Dornack of Sour I^ake is 

visiting at the Chi Omega house.

Theodora Cammack of Dallas will 
be' the guest of Murrell May all next
week.

Dr. and Mrs. R. L, Bradley of Ros­
well, N. M., will visit their daughter 
Roberta during next week.

Julia Lobban of San Antonio is 

spending the week-end in Austin.

John Corley Jr., 

of Mexia 

is

spending the week-end in Austin.

Margaret Marsh of T yler will visit 

a t Mrs. Legg’s during next week.

Lorraine Robertson 

is ill a t her 

home in Lockhart.

Ed Robertson has gone to Dallas 

fo r a few days on business.

Annie Woodson from Temple will 
in Austin as 

spend 
the week-end 
the guest of Dorothy Branch.

Ben Proctor of W ichita Falls will 

spend the week-end in Austin.

TEXAS REVIEW Will 

BF OFF PRESS SOON

A utum n Issue Contains A rticles 
by A m erican and E nglish 
W riters

Copies of the autum n Issue of the 
Texas Review, quarterly publication 
of the U niversity of Texas, will soon 
be ready for distribution, according 
to Dr. R. A. Law, professor of English 
in the University, and editor of the 
publication. Articles contributed by 
w riters from various parts of 
the 
United States and England will ap­
issue. O ther 
pear 
members of the University English 
faculty on the staff of the publication 
are J . F. Dobie, associate editor, and 
Miles L. Hanley, managing editor.

the current 

in 

Charles E. Young, of Iowa State 
University, ha^ contributed an a r ­
ticle on “ Edmund Rostund.” Articles 
by two professors of Smith College, 
M assachusetts, will also be published; 
namely, “John Taylor, W ater P oet,” 
by W illard Thorp, and “ On Being 
Curious” by Stanley Alden. Stanley 
T. Williams of Yale University has 
i ontributed an article on “ Whitwell 
Elwin, A Critic of the Eighteenth 
Century in L iteratu re.”

is "The Birth of 

W riting from England, Will Hays 
comments on an account of Mi alt 
Whitman 
th at was w ritten by an 
alumnus of the University of Texas. 
His subject 
the 
Bible.” V erses by H. M. Jones, pro­
fessor of com parative literature 
in 
the University of Texas, are con­
tained in the Review. Another in­
structor, B. M. Woodbridge, who is 
now on leave of absence at Read Col­
lege, Oregon, has contributed an a r­
ticle on 
“ M aupassant’s Realism.” 
There is an article on “ Spanish Nov­
elist: Juan V alera,” written by Clyde 
Chew Glasscock of Rice In stitute, 
“ Sketches of Texas P rairie” is the 
title of a poem to appear, w ritten by 
G. B Bond. The poem was awarded 
three first prizes in a competition 
open to all Texas citizens and Amer­
ican College students.

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S T U D E N T S MAKE SURVEY
The students of the civil engineer- 
ig departm ent are now making a 
urvey of the northwest corner of 
be campus so th at they may fur- 
bsh H erbert Green. University ar- 
hitect, with additional material to 
rork with in his plans for the nsw 
ii ology and Botany Building.

INDOOR BASEBALL IS

ORGANIZED BY GIRLS

Indoor baseball team s of U niver­
sity of Texas girls have been organ- 
ied for this session and are under 
the direction of Johnnie Gilkerson, of 
Jayton, m anager for this sport. A 
definite plan for match games has 
jbeen worked out and 
the winning 
team will be awarded a silver loving 
cup. The team s which play on Mon­
days and Fridays will m eet the teams 
which play on Tuesdays and T hurs­
days in several m atch games during 
the term . Competition between the 
teams is made stronger by the fact 
j th a t those playing on the different 
I days are under instruction of d iffe r­
ent members of the staff of physical 
training.

Parcel Post Laundry 
Cases
your 

laundry 
Mail 
home. We have gov­
ernment 
approved 
mailing cases. Prices 
$1.75 and $1.95.

Also Trunks and Leather 
Goods
Robt. Mueller & Brother
A ustin Trunk Factory 
5 1 0 C ongress A venue

A Brand N ew
Constitution of 
Texas and U. S.
A n n otated by 
J. W . M offett

sale 

We have just published 
this book and have had a 
wonderful 
among 
Texas Lawyers. For the 
student of government, 
law or History, this Is an 
essential work. 
It is an­
notated tc date, and in­
cludes much material of 
histories' value. Let us 
show you a copy.
GAMMELL BOOK 
STORE
t i I C ongress

 Exchange

Slurs on B oth Elevons In d ic a te 
Fight B etw een T hese T w o 
R ivals

Tbalheinrter and W hite Show 
G ood F orm in D efeating 
Stacy and Penick

COMICS

Thanksgiving 
Comes on 30 Nov

leaving th ere after ONLY 4 shopping days to T hank s­
giving and 23 days to Christmas. Take a tip-^—com­
mence NOW and do your shopping.

You Suit and Overcoat Buyer*
Don’t let a few dollars “STEER” you into buying 
some cheap, unknown, unnamed brand of clothing. 
TRY BUYING QUALITY— and you will find satis­
faction th a t cheap clothing never gives.
HICKEY-FREEMAN make the FINEST ready to put 
on clothing in America. Come in and see these clas­
sy suits.

are the young m en’s Style Leader—their $45 and 
$50 suits are fine products of hand tailoring.

We Fit You Perfectly.

4000 shipment of Holeproof just in

THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS

CHAPEL NOTICE

of 

Th# leader of Chapel Friday wai
Miss Alma S u c k of Brownwood, 
who has charge 
the work
among the students in the Baptist
institutions in West Texas. She 
spoke on one of P au l’s most well 
known chapte rs in which he gives 
the recipe for happiness and sue* 
cess. He exhorts to “joy in the 
Lord” with the promise th a t the 
true to every one 
Lord will be 
upon Him. He 
who depends 
urges contentm ent upon the basis 
of alliance with God. From this 
chapter, Miss S u c k produced the 
failure 
form ula th at “ Life plus 
multiplied by God equal success.”
The speaker this m orning will 
be Rev. O. P. Campbell, who has 
charge of the Bible Chair and the 
educational work o f the U niver­
sity Baptist Church.

T hey lik e to go to th e “ Cac­
tu s” on Sundays. S p ecial din 
ner, 12m . to 2 p. rn. O pen eve 
nings till 7 :3 0 p. rn.

DONNELLY & WHITE
Phone 6131 

Plumbing* and Heating 

Contractors 

905 Congress Avenue

PALACE BARBER SHOP
“ The Old Reliable”
“ Hall of Fam e”
BILLY W O LF, Prop.
A Strictly Up-to*Date Shop 
“ Next Door to Kress”

wmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmm 
Prevent Collision

I with a Green & Red, slow g 
or stop signal

A . W . H A R T
I Tires, Accessories and 
repairs
| 305 E. 5th St. Phone 8065 |

I 

FREE
An 8x10 enlargem ent with 
every d ollar’s worth of 
Kodak Finishing.

K odaks L oaned

Texas Candy and 
Gift Shop
In F ro n t of 
T ex a s T heatre

Sanitary P lum bing, Steam 
and H ot-W ater H eatin g. 

M odern E lectric A p p li­

ances.

John L. Martin
P h one 3563 

4 1 0 C ongress

W ork H eretofore H as Been 
R estricted to P la c e O ut­
side o f A ustin

P h o n e 4 5 2 5

T h e B u sy C o rn er

23rd and G u a d a lu p e

SERVICE— SA NITATIO N
DRISKILL BARBER SHOP
Driakill H otel

Phone us your drug wants 
We Deliver Anywhere
MATTHEWS DRUG CO.

Phone 6 645

M E E T YOUR FRIENDS AT

LET US DO YOUR DIRTY WORK
HOME STEAM LAUNDRY

“Good Work Our H obby”

21 I East Fifth St. 

Phone

EXTRA SERVICE

Authorized Ford & fords* Mar

THREE BLOCKS EAST ON FIFTH

STUDENTS

in 

The merchants who 
the 
a d v ertise 
Texan are support­
ing your school be­
sides offering you 
value received 
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