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STUDENTS MAKE 

MERRY IN SNOW 

THE ENTIRE DAY

Fights and N ea r-F igh ts Occur in All 

Parts of Campus. Neither Profs 

Nor Co-eds Spared— Kodak 

Enthusiasts Are Busy.

COMMITTEES FOR

P M . ANNOUNCED “ K

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S O U T H

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VARSITY TACKLES 

BRONCS THURSDAY

Annual Affair Given bv

Juniors 
B ein g Planned for First Week 

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of Next Term.

lo lla,t' s *r uclure to be Built at 

Lake 

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 " " ' d , ' ' " n l>lans 1 P

broncho Team 

ILis Practiced Ten 

P a y s — Shorthorns to Play Series 

\Nith Methodist Preps.

Th*

T h e following com m ittees have been

a n n o v n 

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o f 

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Mr. I*

To . t o r J rom whieh is to ta k e 

All the U niversity w e n t 

t e m p o r ­

arily s n o w - c i a z y y e s te r d a y , th e heavy

the L ' s t week in the s p r i n g t erm. Mi.s e r a a 
Carrie Hopkins is vice president of

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down-falI of snow M on day n i g h t mak-1 ^ .t l ‘lSS aml Wll! have tho m a t t e r iii
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•"* •* Possl e lo r th e “s t u d e s >” m en i A dvisory C h a irm a n — M are Ii > 
and co-eds 
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alike, to enjo y a g e n u in e I 
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F in a n c e 
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V' 
I .on 

frolic all day y e s te r d a y . E a r ly in t he ^ i n d , ch a irm a n ; 

" “ 1‘1‘ ice- Alary 
Pauline 

; eussioi: of 

Pinekey, which 

t

morning, kodak e n t h u s i a s t s w e re o u t 

|V,Ia ry ( ' ll>0M* Lucite R o b i n J , , 

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snapping pictures in 

the b rie f i n t e r - j U] > [ , a ' s s h ‘ 

, ’el! Tips. 

-olf wit!

Cl i t !

Inc
lilt)!

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w I t K I I I 'N
will

an e x p e r t a r c h i­
ne nere next Sat- 
‘■'Hup.inx with D r . M ath- 
Deilmont. will g„ o ver the 
I .ake Austin.
p r o p e l t > at 
iii a
ia*N will 

.spent 

th*

A 1 1 b t ie ( o u Heil plans 

" " 1 a U " n of ‘he C niver-
:1 'h e ‘him, ami th e dis.
proposed boat house, 
to 
t a m i li a n z i n g him- 
this 
W a tk in s will re tu rn 
Em and ubmii defin ite plans
plaits 

DU-!- 
‘o n d i t ions 

;,lld ui,nilt 

r e l a t i v e 

to 

San A n to n io ’s T exas League 

will cross b a ts with 
Thursday a f te rn o o n at 
C lark Field.

team 
th e Longhorns 
I o ’clock on 

flu* San Antonio league team was 
organized ab ou t 
ten d ay s ag o with 
G eorge Leidy as m an ag e r, and has 
een p ra c tic in g daily since then. The

co ntract f o r th e g a m e has been 
and un less th e w eath er conditions a r e be h„ ! , 1 
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such a s to m ake it 
gam e will be played as scheduled.

impossible, 

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the 

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I 

. l e o r n c u l f 

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cam niis w a a 

„ l s Of truce betw een d o d g in g s n o w - 1 c h a irm a n ^ G l ^ d y s " ^ ^ F d n a IM*’ ’ p rop0liiUun' M
bulb' 
ball,. The c a m p u s w a s covered a n d I line. G lad ys K i r k n e r ' v ' I r l a i 
...V.V., m u , to e * l e e r y . son, l.ouise Skinner. 
the tree . u t 
the trees were laden w ith t h e f l e e c y ! son, Louise S k in n e r' 
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f
. . . L l i A t tA i i o 
D e co ration P o m m i t t e e - I . e n a H at 
whiteners. As a re su lt, s tu d ie s f o r t h e 
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day were som ew hat n e g le c te d b y th o s e j B onner, c h a irm a n : G e n i e v * Rex 
who wished to ta k e a d v a n t a g e o f t h e , bel Harwell, 
pleasures obtainable d u r i n g th e b rie f I S to la ro ff. 
time the s n ow re m a in ed 
ground.

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Music C om m ittee Vera 

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(J U t . (* H 
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( c u n n i 

1 Edna I lei
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l.ouise C a rtle d g e

s h a p e o f a boat
t i u‘ 
Ma- nouse a n d is putting; f ort h e f f o r t s to- 
P l a n s a r e t o be laid
vOse j ward t hi s end. 

 
l r ■ I * < 
, 
i n t e nd s t o p u t up s o m e t h i n g

A r r a n g e m e n ts have also been m ade 
,
or tw o g a m e s 
to be played by the 
 hou *'■ Tl" ’ A th letici J
the g am es to be 
Shul th o rn s, one of 
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played on C lark Field and th e o th e r 
a t G eorgetow n. Both g a m e s a r e 
to 
be played w ith 
S o u th w e s te rn 
preps. As y e t no definite date h a t 
been set for the gam es.

| , o r t lu‘ beaut ify me- o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y 

McNevv, , p r op e r ty at t he d a m.

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Dave Williams, e d ito r-in -c h ie f o f the 
Cactus was out e a r l y w ith his ca m e ra . 
He took about a dozen views o f th e 
snow and the fig h ts . T h o se p ic tu re s 
that turn out good will be placed in 

I the Cactus.

Just before school s t a r t e d , sn o w ­
balling began in e a r n e s t and m a n y an

c h a ir m a n ; P a n s y Lawhon, Flore).In 
Crisp.

P ro g ra m C om m ittee Alice Al ii b i 
c h a ir m a n ; P a n s y Law hon, F lorentine 
Bell, Lila M arb erry , Marion West.

Floor 

Com mittee-—Helen 
c h a ir m a n ; A lm a Guiecke, B. Denny, 
A n na H e rrin g .

Jon* 

t h e 

h o r 

i m m e d i a t e f ut ur e , a 

j 
j p o i a r y boat hon**, d e s i g n e d 
c o m m o d a t e about forty bo at s, will bel 
j built. T h e t untrue t, whi ch c a l l s f or 

t o ac 

t e m - ' 

' a g a l v a n i z e d iron s t r u c t u r e , .iGx20 in 
It will 
si ze, b a s already beet) 
cost a b o u t $150.

let. 

encounter took place iit the close p r o x i-1 Streeter c h a i r m a n - T i " C,eorj;11' 10 be constructed.
 p , , a ' 
atty of the W o m a n ’s Building. Th b i I
fai. 
fair co-eds were taking p a rt as en­
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thusiastically as the men were.

Kennedy,, teml fl, „ „ th(.
 

C m * * , - 
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phine H cavenhill.
A r r a n g e m e n t 

C om m ittee— Roselle a b o u t' n "* 

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The float will ex- 
out into the lake, 
and will be m> constructed as to rise

a " Janoeh. J o s e - a n d w i l l 

It will be

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CONCERT BY BAND 

IS HUGE SUCCESS

Nadience Sounds Braise o f Musicians. 

Dr. Schoch Speaks on Flans for 

N car’s Finances.

One of the chief attractions of the 
day was the unusual sight of a life 
sized snow woman standing on 
the 
.Northwest corner of the campus. The 
figure was made the previous night 
by several engineering students a s ­
sisted by willing helpers. Tho fea- 
Later on, a t the entrance to the li- 
experienced draug hts­
I ho lady was dressed in the 

touch of an 
man. 
height of the prevailing mode.

About a dozen followers of Saint 
the co-eds. Hrs. Schoch 
and Gut- 
oi the Engineering building about I) 
o’clock and amused themselves by pelt­
ing the unsuspecting passer-by. They 
were generally successful in routing 
their victims, but their aim was poor 
at times, and one man attired, among 
other things, in a derby and green 
mackinaw walked serenely by amid 
the storm of missies that whizzed past 
his derby but failed to hit. 
Even tho 
Engineering profs were not spared, 
many cl them being forced to sneak 
quietly in the back door of the Engin 
cering building.

I he tables were 

turned, however, 
as someone .-lipped up and bolted tho 
trap-door leading to the roof. When 
the roll was called 
the snowballed 
were not here. They were allowed to 
descend about noon,

students 

Eat) on, a t the entrance to the li­
brary, hordes of 
banded 
together to torm ent those coming to 
Freshmen 
building. 
and i rom t h e 
"cie di sp a tc h ed by the upper class­
men to get snow. Great globs were 
bought an d used up. Students enter- 
ing the Main Building, and looking 
°at of the window and from the bal- 
«onies were likewise besieged. A num- 
ber ot window panes were broken. 
“M*. were not spared. Neither were 
Hrs. Scchoch and Gut 
their 

I he co eds. 
' n wert* attacked but 
drubbing cheerfully.

took 

En the meanwhile, snow fights were 
ln progress in other parts of the cam- 
Students going to and from the 
.aw E lid in g were made miserable 
he whole length of the walk. A snow- 
opened the window of Room 4,
J- Hall and created a disturbance by 
•ring away at the peaceful class. A 
-a} Eght occurred when a “pedoggie” 
porting a new derby was attacked by 
d0^r°wd of snowballed. He threw
' books an d a n g r il y 
t u r n e d 
r)f J‘ 1 ' torrn e n to r s : “ L e t a n y seven 
?he now ’” he said a s s u m i n g a
bein?-? 
F • 
' a ’titu d e . “ T h is is a school
I t ’s not f o r m e n .” N o th -
l 
a n d t h e “ p e d o g g i e 

men.

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w a s

Gould, c h a ir m a n ; Z eta Gibson, Zadie 1 , 7 7 ! T ' 
’ 
R unkles, Billian W omack, R u th Rose 
j >aI g e concrete b l o c k s , 
i hum! ed pounds in weight.

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SUNDAY SCHOOL 

CONTEST IS WARM

Mi s Nell M c Co r mi c k 

Fidel hoi o n gh h a v e 
Ant on io. T h e y hav 
t h e Zeta H ou se .

t h e SUrfacc " f ,

U niversity m usic lovers were given

rendered 

P a m ‘horwl h>' » t r e a t T u e s d a y n i g h t w hen th e Var-
t h r e e o r four sity B and successfully
a
p le a s in g p r o g r a m of varied n u m b e r s 
to a good-sized audience in th e Uni- 
M r S. j v e r i t y aud ito riu m . Loud and sp o n ­
taneous a p p la u s e was given th e p e r ­
ig e e g u e s ts a t j fo rm ers upon th e com pletion o f each 
j piece, a n d .several tim es the ba/ulmen 
was obliged 

to give encores.

to San 

a n d 

r e t u r n e d 

Varsity Methodists Are Putting Forth 

Every Effort to Win Race 

For Attendance.

Alice Hied
< icot gi tovVii.

bet'

VI itiiiri 

ill

C lassical a n d r a g ti m e music was 
played with equal ability, the whole 
Isogram being well balanced. F o r a 
the Glee d u b q u a r te t gave 
division, 
several n um bers. T he Wooden Double 
Q u a rte t, 
th e 
[h u m o r o f the evening, its rendition of 
ludicrous n u m b e rs being excellent.

led by Dodd fu rn ished 

the o u t s e t ,’’ he said, by 

N e a r the close of the concert, the 
te m p o ra rily suspended 
P. Schoch m ade a s h o rt 
address. “ I w ant to s e ttle y o u r fe a rs 
a t 
telling 
, ou I am not go ing to ask fo r any 
money. O f course you know each 
th e band get.**, $3,000 a 
m em ber of 
y e a r and th e d irec to r g e ts $10,000. 
I 
w ant to e x p r e s s the ap p reciatio n we 
feel for 
is a 
fit co n tinuation of the excellen t m a n ­
last 
ner 
In
of t h e music com m itte e and th<
A th letic Council, unofficially, and the 
s tu d en ts, I w a n t to ex p re s s o u r a p ­
preciation 
for th e excellent work of 
th e b a n d .”

the 
_ j fo u r or six y e a rs have been run. 

th e bands of 

O ur band 

th e band. 

in which 

DR. SI TTON BREAKS ULM.

E ast n ig h t while re tu r n in g ’ from the . 
band concert 
in the U niversity audi I 
torium , Dr. W S. S utton, dean of the j 
Education D e p a rtm e n t, fell and brok* 
his ar rn. Dr. S utton slipped on the 
We-1 step s of his home and full on the 
•■merit Walk. He was taken a t once 
to the S e to n I n f ir m a r y where h i -5 a r m 
The in ju ry is painful but 
w a s set. 
not ser ious and Dr. S u tto n rested very 
well last night.

T R IN I T Y W IN S D E B A T E S .

Special to the T e x a n :

VARSITY GYM TEAM 
HAS GOOD OUTLOOK

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p ro g r a m was 
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’yhsical Director Henderson Plans to aruj j),. y 

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Make NggrcgaJion a Winner.

S t a r s Doing Well.

Can S o u th w e s te rn beat 

’V a r s i ty ?

I h a t is to be tested S u nday m orning. 

Three weeks a g o S o u th w e ste rn chal 

lenged 

the U n iv e rs ity M ethodist 

church to see which one could g e t th* '' 
l a r g e r a tte n d a n c e a t S u nday school 
fo r a s e rie s of Sundays. L a s t S u n 
day S o u th w e s te rn had the l a r g e r at 
tendance, a n d the la r g e r per cent of 
increase, b u t V a rsity won on coiler 
lion. S u n d a y is the crucial test, and 
S und ay school w ork e rs a re aux iou 
to r ’V a rs ity to t a k e every point.

j 

“We can do it if every student does 
his part.” Rev. R. P. Shuler told a 
Texan reporter. 
“I know it is just 
before examinations, but surely the 
boys can spare HO minutes S u n d a y 
morning—just 30 minutes is all I ask 
Of course, I would like for them to 
to church Sunday morning a n d 
go 
night; but if they have to study they 
can give 30 minutes helping ’Varsity 
to win.

“ I f we win e v e r y 

p o i n t 

S u n d a s 

I he Nai - ;t\ Gy m 

t e a m will begi n 
.vol !' 
t hi s 
in e ar ne, t upon p y r a m i d s 
a Dei noon a t 5 o ’clock, w e a t h e r p e r ­
At t h e l ast m e e t i n g P h y s i ­
m i t t i ng . 
cal D i r e c t o r H e n d e r s o n e x p l a i n e d s om e 
of t h e r u d i m e n t s of t h e .simpler e v o l u ­
tions. He will be on h a n d t o d a y to in
th e R a i n and inform t h e m of I 
struct 
The work 
>ther m o r e d if f ic ul t o ne s 
will, in a m e a s u r e , be s i m i l a r to th a t 
b ei ng do ne in t h e fro.-h m a n g y m s e c ­
tion

to 

In a d d i t i o n 

t h e p y r a m i d work, 
Mr. H e n d e r s o n will h a v e the team d e­
vote a c o n s i d e r a b l e p or t i on o f its t i m e
a n d on t h e bars, 
to wo r k on t h e rn ic 
to Ic se the m en well drill 
ii - G y m E x hi b i t i o n 
t i m e 
f or t h e w o r k o u t s 

If He i ntend, 
t h e 
b held. T h e o r 
j h a \ e been c h a r g e d to Mo nd a y, W e d
et.
t he
B e l l m o n t coach

ne *1 > a n d IG da 
Mi . Hoi i 
istini 

o r i g i n a l ! ) 

took up 

basket'.■•.ll b a m .

j t he \ a i r i l y 
j 

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ell 

tic’ 

I e r f * mara

elf well ii o t i c 
P e n n y 5.-c* 

iii’ in the v a 
: showing cr,

j ward and lever 
I Mn. 

m aterial 
is de- 
C a p t a i n Tenm 
in the g ia n t
tai bar, both
des handling
d i f f i c u l t move*
l a s t 
y e a r ’s
o v e r his l ast
He is considered 
e team . Kelly, a
Antonio Y. M.
all-
th e 
the fly-a-
o k, he p e r ­
f o r m s Hic d i f f i c u l t m o v e m e n t s w ith
the 
ease a n d g r a c e . 
t r y ­
n u t s 
is 
out.

|C , A. 
j round w ork he does, 
Iron* ar I 

is conspicuous for 
In 

'. ear 
one of t he be * 

i m p r o v i n g upon e a c h 

Hi work on 

. b o t a 

f o r 

m o r n i n g w e will win t h i s co nt est 
will go all o v e r T e x a s , a n d will do I d by 
m o r e 
t h a n a ny 
t h e U n i v e r s i t y 
t h i n g w e will h a v e a c h a n c e to do foi 
I f S o u t h w e s t e r n win 
a 
in 
it will be told 
e v e r y p u l p i t o v e r >e!or 
it will h u r t us. Bul j -.cock o f a 
t h e S t a t e , a n d 
' h e y m u s n ’t win. 

t i m e . 

l o n g 

\ w< Rh of
“ We want 500 students at the Y 
VI. C. A. at IO o’clock Sunday morn 
•' 
ing—better come at 9:45 o’clock But <” 
be there a t IO o’clock, anyhow, and 
bring your nickels.” 

ircb* on 

T h e f a c u l t y is p r o m i s i n g to t u r n out 

a n d h e l p s we ll t h e n u m b e r a n d S u n - ( m e n u . 
d a y 
very y o u n g m an and w om an who do 

school w o r k e r s a r e t r y i n g to ge t j T nu n, is i m p r o v i n g ■ < 

not go e lsew h ere to come to th e Y 
M. C. A. 
minutes.

in tee 
Sunday morning for 30 fro leman f pm th Sui

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Mr. H e n r y L a w r e n c e is ill w i t h 

la wax 

derb>- 

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WaY c o d d l i n g his

Miss A nnie E n glish left yesterday 

grippe

f o r D al l a s.

N O . 1 2 3

LEAGUE TO GIVE 

MANY PRIZES TO 

YOUNG ATHLETES

I nit cr sit)- 

Interscholastic U>g. 

glia Va nuances Fist o f Prizes for 

Spring Meet-—Membership 

Has Increased.

A J- Robinson, D ire c to r of the In­

te rsc h o la stic L eague m a k e s 
lowing a n n o u n c e m e n t:

the fol­

The fifth a n n u a l meeting* of the
let I U n iv e rs ity In te rs c h o la s tic League will 

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a t the University of Texas
on Friday and Saturday, May 7 and 8. 
next. This is expected to be the largest 
• st 
the 
interscholastic gathering in 
th association, probably 
history of 
exceeding that of last year when 634 
delegates registered. Membrship 
in 
League has reached 682 schools and 
will no doubt go to 725. Th country 
contests are now on. The first wus 
held in Live Oak County week before 
last with sit boys and girls in the dif­
ferent events in athletics, declamation, 
debate and spelling. Last week meet­
ings of the League were held in I^on, 
Blanco, Erath and Mdina Counties.

“The district contests will be held 
from April 15 to 25. The contest in 
the Coleman district is set for April 
IR and I*, that in the Sweetwater dis­
trict for April 23 and 24, and the 
contest in the Taylor distinct for April 
*E El the district meetings, the dif­
ferent county representatives in de- 
>ato, senior declamation for boys and 
dsn for girls, junior declamation and 
’n 
tennis doubles, will compete for 
he district championship. Then the 
•vinners in all of these events except­
ing Girls Senior declamation, will 
ome to the final meting in May. The 
representation in the final track meet 
[will depend upon the showing made in 
lie county meets bul not in district 
meet . 
Hic track meet will be held 
in three divisions, Academy, Class A 
high school, and Class B high school,
I he last named including schools not 
n cities with a scholastic population 
of 600.

in 

Many handsome prizes are provided 
he winners 
the State contests. 
The winning’ debating team is awarded 
a silver cup offered by Eugene Har­
is of Kl Paso, and $50 in books of­
fered by tile A m eric an Book Com pany.
I bere is also a second prize in debate 
>f $2*> in books offered by Ginn &.
The Corsicana High 
°* of Dallas. 
School has won the last two annual 
In Senior declamation the
I chat es. 
Wozencraft silver cup and 
in 
woks are offered to first place, the 
Woks being offered by the Martin & 
Hoy ( ompany. 
These were won last 
ear by Robert Field of San An- 
onio High School. The Dallas News 
diver cup goes to the winning Junior 
deciamer, who also gets $50 in books 
riven by C. A. Bryant & <‘o, of Dal­
is, The second prize is $25 in books 
by Hinds, Noble and Eldridge.

$60 

CM K IAI, N O T IC E S.

Snow ballers.

M eeting of S now baU ers in room 126 

today a t I o ’clock.

Ju n io r Girls.

the I n t on 

P le ase check y o u r s e n io r ’s name 
the S tu dy Hall, and 
on 
get your 
ooh a s possible 
from t h e c h a i r m e n of th e Jun ior Com 
m ittens.

tic k e t as 

CAROLYN HOPKINS, 

Vice P resident.

W ax ah ac h ie , T exas, March 

9.— In 
the T r i a n g u l a r d eb ate which T rin ity 
S o u th w e s te rn U niversity, 
had with 
T e x a s R h ris tia n U niversity, and Dan-
ie! B aker, T r in ity w as victorious 
the d e b a te s with T. C. U. and Daniel 
Baker. The m em bers of the T rin ity re q uisites an d correlatio ns.
te a m which met 
the o ther colleges 
were, S o u th w e s te rn , E d w a rd Tidwell 
and M aurice Moore, fo r T. C. U. Sim 
Jo e S m ith and C laud King, fo r Daniel
B aker, Boyce B a k e r , Paul F a r r a r arid dents* A s s e m b l y to n ig h t a t 7:15,
M. M. Frost.

Social Science Division*
There will be a m e e tin g of 
the
in faculty of the Social Science Division 
today a t 4 o ’clock in room 21. Pre-

T here will be a m e e tin g of th e Stu- 

Students’ Assembly,

L. II. HANEY.

E. H. J. A W H O N .

 ON THE FIRING LINE T H E S E T O N I N F I R M A R Y

Ha P a u l .
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent dc Paul. 

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Incorporated April 5, 1900.

THE DAILY TEXAN

The Student Daily Publication of the 

U niversity of Texas.

voted her life to what was con­
sidered by many as the unattain-
jable. She had a singleness of
purpose; she had determination, 
and her efforts have been crown-
lo give holi­
expression, to one who was cut
J ()ff from all the usual avenues of 
ms gn impo88|ble

h 

p u b l i s h e d e v e r y morning 

except Mon- ed with success, 

day during the 

college year. 

Entered as second-class matter at t

 
e
P ostoffice at Austin Texas, under 
the Act of Congress, March 3, 1878. - i i 

h

December I, otherwise $3.00.

S ubscription price $2.50 if paid before task. However, t h is woman has
given twenty-eight years of her 
life to overcome blindness, deaf- 
. . . . E d ito r-hi-Chlef ««». and xive speech; and she 
Fred R. Cutten 
..M a n a g i n g E ditor has succeeded.
Dan W illiams . 
Business Manager 
E. L. H in to n ... 
.A ssistan t Manager
J. H. Goodman.
Robert L. Skiles. .Circulation Manager

O ffices: U niversity, Room 120 Main 
Building; up-town, 206 W. Sixth S t 
Telephones: University office 3149; 

up-town office, 489.

Issue Editor Today 

R. M. W A G STA FF.

S ta ff Today

Madge P ry o r 
J. N. P a r ro t 
B urt Richardson
C. L. Moss.

E. G. router 
T. II. R a th e r 
O. B. Saner

During th at long time there 
must have been many hours of 
trial, and many hours despair. 
But always there was, in the fu­
ture, the goal to be obtained. 
Neither 
faltered; onward, up­
ward they strove to attain the 
goal. At last there came suc­
cess; but not satisfaction. Now’ 
in the future there is the idea of 
perfecting Miss Keller’s speech. 
And in this attem pt she will have 
as her guide the same faithful 
companion w’ho has labored so 
in the past. Truly, it is impos­
sible to determine which is the 
greater of the twTo. They must 
go hand 
the two 
in hand as 
greatest women of the age.

CLEAN-UP DAY.

The Governor has designated 
today as Clean-up Day. Every­
one is supposed to clean up his 
premises. However, to the stu 
dent this won’t very well apply 
as the premises of the average 
student are nil. But, there is a 
way left for a Clean-up Day, and 
some how’ or other we kinda take
kindly to the idea.

Why not have a mental Clean­
up Day. Get down those books 
you have way back there in your 
head and glance over the ac­
counts. Then pull out the scales 
and set to work to see how near 
those accounts come to balanc­
ing. F irst thing let’s look at the 
Petty (’ash account. We sure do 
find a lot of little insignificant 
things listed there. Putting them 
all together they amount up to 
a heap. But aren’t they little 
and 
insignificant? Such mean 
little items ought not to be on 
a good set of books, so let’s wipe 
’em off. Next comes w hat’s 
owing to you. Those kind of ac 
counts stand out very prominent 
at first. But on examination 
they sure do begin to diminish 
Finally we are able to reach an 
amount th at we think is ju st 
Ju st discount it about ninety- 
nine per cent and it will be near 
ly accurate. The final task is 
to find out what you owe. That 
sure is some 
job. Why you 
haven’t entered up hardly any 
of the items; and the more you 
think the more you 
iind you 
haven’t entered. Finally we de­
cide to lump the whole; perhaps, 
the correct amount would be ob­
tained if it was multiplied sev­
eral hundred times. Then heave 
the whole bunch in the scales. 
Consternation. Our end of those 
scales started toward the heav­
ens, while the other end is rest­
ing peacefully on earth. Such a 
cleanup ought to be indulged in 
regularly, and maybe some of 
these days one would be pre­
pared for the “final clean-up.”

MRS. MACY.

T w e n ty -e ig h t years of labor, 
w e n ty -e ig h t years ol patience,
A’enty-eight years ot devotion 
3 one idea; and then, silt cess. 
he things deemed almost im- 
ossible are obtained. She con- 
orer is not satisi ted. She con 
inues her labors to perfect th at 
,-hich she sought to attain.

Probably 

Those who 

t h a t 
th e re 

there was more fun on 
the cam pus yesterday th an there has 
been since school opened. There may 
be a fewr who do not think t h a t there 
lot of fun chunking snowballs 
is a 
a t the faculty, the co-eds, your fellow- 
students, or even the residents of B . : 
Hall, but a g r e a t num ber think d i f - ■ 
ferently. The pleasure, being aug- j 
mented by scarcity of opportunities 
for same, sometimes becomes so ex 
fo rg e t 
citing 
the p a rtic ip a n ts 
is danger of destroying 
th a t 
property. 
the case yes 
Such was 
terday, a t least to a limited extent. 

I 
threw snowballs know 
th a t the w r ite r was a t it as much as 
anyone, and probably g ot more pleas­
ure th an m any others. There is no 
regret f o r any ball I threw . The only 
thing t h a t could be re g re tte d is th a t 
Tome of the balls w e n t amiss. Not 
being in practice, some of the boys 
No­
hurled balls through windows. 
body denies t h a t these 
balls were 
m ea n t for a favorite prof, your best 
girl, or possibly some “roughneck.” 
t h a t several 
The fa c t still rem ains 
windows were broken. 
The w riter is 
not b rin g in g this up to “ g e t in good 
with the faculty discipline committee, 
nor is he doing this to minimize o th­
er “o ffe n se s” with which he is now 
charged. U nderstand 
is no 
“cold-feet” proposal. The f a c t is, I 
was one of the bunch who broke some 
windows yesterday. 
those 
who broke the windows did not know 
it a t th e tim e, and the w r ite r thinks 
t h a t he did not break any.

Probably 

t h a t 

it 

is 

Ju d g e C lark 

All the glasses except one were ji*st 
plain glass, but the window a t 
the 
west end of the Main Building was a 
g ift which has come to be cherished 
by everybody. 
re ­
ported to have cried for joy when it 
If for no o th e r reason it 
was given. 
m ust be replaced. No one person is 
guilty of any crime, and no person 
is more nearly guilty th a n an y other. 
No one person should have to pay for 
the reckless throws. All enjoyed the 
fun. Some did not throw , b ut stood 
around 
to
be done?

h a t ou g h t 

to “ see.” 

in 

I w a n t 

to help 

rep lacin g of 

to ask all who feel 

they 
o u ght 
the 
broken g lass to meet in room 12b a t 
I o’clock fo r not more th a n five min­
utes. 
T h e re will be no faculty men 
present, and no questions will be a s k ­
ed as to th e “ w hys” or “ w ho’s” in the 
l f you can’t come, send a shekel 
case, 
by your friend. 
I believe t h a t every 
m an concerned feels a s I do about 
the m a tte r , and I deem th is one of 
my privileges as a citizen of Texas. 
We ail feel 
t h a t th e fu n was well 
worth it. Come on fellows. M eet me 
Do it to ­
a t I o’clock in room 126. 
day. 

E.L.H IN TO N .

TH E ELLIOTTS.

The Cactus photograph rush is over.
The work of Mrs. Macy with Now is the time to have some fine 
lelen Keller portrays a wonder- j pictures made. Same rates, but more 
ul lesson. A woman has de-1 time for careful work, at the Elliotts.

replies m ade to

woman on the subject d u ring the lat- 
, 11JU 
|,a r t of the week who did not
te r 
I , I a r r V i e A D T l f l P express the belief th a t Mr. N e a rin g
HANEY S ARTICLE. 

was either a Socialist or Socialistic.

_____ _____ 

If you happen to co broke ru„ 

short or want to buy a diamond 
anything else, see

or

His Criticism of Dr. Scott N earing a 

Lectures Taken Up in Article 

Bv Dallas Lady.

' So much for us being “unsuspecting.
i feel however, t h a t we were broad 
enough to ta k e w h a t we th o u g h t was 
good and reject w hat we believed to 
be false in Mr. N e a rin g ’s lectures, as 
well a s in those of the other m em bers 
of the visiting faculty.
in 
P ro fe sso r Haney 

article 
finds fau lt with the speaker in ques­
t h a t “ he h a s 
the
tion 
in mind 
the 
l0ng the dwellers 
in
, 
tv,ot “ nn
large cities;” t h a t “ not I per cent of
the listeners atte n d in g Mr. N e a rin g s 
lectures but 
real
t h a t come 
„

from 

his 

in 

pub- 

L. H.

In a recent 

communication 

lished by several daily papers,
Haney of 
the doctrines > 
re p u d ia te s 
Scott N earing of the U niversity of 
P e n n s y lv a n ia , who was -brought 
to 
~ 
Texas as a lecturer on economic ques- 

to to 

the University or Texas con(j.t jong am ong 
in 

a t th e University, an < 

- of !a, k ; ,f * ° 0 d t f00,1;, ,fl t f p o r t I 
I 

week 
W orth. P ro fe s s o r H aney accuses Mr. M • 
N e a rin g of Socialism a n d says 
t e m p te d to m ake S o cialists out of his 
hearm s. As one of the “ unsuspecting feel m
o
women” f or whom Mr. Haney fears, I —our human, u 

P r o f e s s o r Haney did not h ear all of 
in^ g lectures, perhaps, or,
^ feei wh a t Mr.
, m anv of his h e a re rs
Wrongly th a n ever before
r es pons i bi l i t y 
.

| J 
. 

e a 

N 

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’ 

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i

the 

to refute 

implication 

:
Mr. N earing sent us all home So- .s te n t i n d u s t r y ! e v i l s - * 
ciaHste. or th a t a Simon-pure S o cial-, know a r e " 
i t walked and talked am o n g us for m e n u of 

t h * fo r W

we

^

a re
notably

th e T lo s e o 'f^ M T N o a rin g ’s ' second talk, ] G erm any, for example. 
it clear 
J ^ r i n ' im le 

......< ail over tho N e aring m a t , 

 

I think M r 
to m

ti™ * k r : r

ist? Will he a tte m p t to give us S o - 1 leisure was and xvhat 

red

a,, 

tho pvils he I were, h ad time to study tnese tnm gs.
has
cheapened our dollar, t h a t is a mat-

increased gold 

it will be If 

supply 

the 

______________

d e s ' r i h e s r a Many of us, 

seen, had the preposterous idea t h a t 
we should know Socialism ii we heard 
I do no. believe I talked with a 

I 

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(Continued on P a g e F o u r.l

p „ 

J- A. JACKSON 

617 Congress Avenue

UNIVERSITY BILLIARD
a c a d e m y
2212 Gaudalupe.

C. G. M A P ES. Prop.

^V. A . A c h il le s & U

O .

Dealers in 
FANCY GROCERIES \ \ n 
COUNTRY PRODUCE
H eadquarters for Everythin, 
Good to Eat.

‘‘If ifs good to eat, we ha„. 
"if w . have it. 

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Guadalupe and Sixteenth Strata 
8
Phone 865. 

TOM D. SMITH
FANCY
GROCERIES

Phones 862

!»«I ( ^ingress Av,

S tu d e n t s a r e Invited to 

inspect our 

work.
C. IL SALK 

Prop. of the P hotograph Gallery iii 

W e st E ighth Street.
Phone 1645.

AUSTIN SANITARIUM LAUNDRY
We dCo°?amifv w a ? h U VeSUtu d en ts’ laundry a J e S y ^ S h i r t s
9 cents, 3 for 25 cents; underwear, 12l/2 cents per suit.

All work strictly guaranteed.

G. W. VARDEN, Proprietor.

Try The Troy Laundry

I- 

 

 

J 

. 

Your collars are done so th a t your tie slips easy. 

V ,
You can’t

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FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY.

A complete line of toilet articles ot the first class.
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“The Convenient Place.”

C. H. HURLEY

O. M. DAVIS

MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY

SAVES YOU MONEY AND IS THE BEST 

THE STUDEN TS’ FRIEND

1504 Lavaca Street

Phone 685

GRIFFITH DRUG COMPANY

WHERE QUALITY COUNTS 

Over Half Million Prescriptions Filled.

Agents For: Morris Candies and Conklin Fountain Pens.

KODAK' ,LMS( FINISHING

EASTMAN | FILMS 

j KODAKS 

Best Work in Shortest Time.

THE JORDAN CO. 

c o n g r e s s a v e .

B ran ch Office a t Van S m ith D rug Company.

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of A u s tin , T e x a s 
R e so u rc e s $ 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY 
KNOWS THE STUDENTS’ WANTS AND WANTS THE 
STUDENTS’ BUSINESS.

E. P. WILMOT, President. 
WM. II FOLTS, Vice-President. 

MORRIS H IRSH FELD, Cashier.
C. M. BARTHOLOMEW, A sst. Cashier

O F F I C E R S :

If you give us a trial we will satisfy you. Besides, you don’t 
have to guess w hat you get. We have everything you w ant— 
is meat. Beef, Lamb, Spareribs, Veal, Pork, Pork 
if 
Tenderloin, Mutton, Poultry, Brains, Veal, Ham, Etc.

it 

EXCELSIOR MEAT MARKET

115 West Sixth Street. 

Phone 625.

C O A L
Original Deep Shaft 
McAlester.

M CLESTER COAL CO.

Phones 246.

Stacy-Robbins Co.

Real E state, Insurance, Loans and 
Surely Bonds. Property for Sale or 
Rent in all parts of the city.

O t f l e e s : . 7 1 4 C o n g r e s s avenue, Austin

JOE GILBERT, M. D.

Office: 319, 320, 321 Scarbrough 
Phones, old 1506, new 102. 

Bldg. 

997 Old, 355 New. University hours, 
l l to I.

JNO. L. MARTIN

for stu d e n t lam ps and supplies. Every­
th in g electrical. Phone 320. 408 Con­
gress.

R. H. SMITH

University Tailor Shop.
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing

Old Phone 825.
2214 Guadalupe St. 
Work and Prices Both Right

DR. F. W. SMITH
DENTIST 

722 Congress Ave. Austin, Tex.

Opp. Avenue Hotel. 

Phone 1034.

AUSTIN PRESBYTERIAN 
SANITORIUM

14th and Congress Ave.
Students cared for through 

University Hospital Fund.

~~DR. W. R. WEBER

DENTIST 

Room SOG Littlefield Bldg.. F“ 

Floor, Austin, Texas.

Swann Furniture 
and Carpet Co-

THE BIG STORE-

WE FURNISH FRA TER^ 
h o u s e s ON CREDIT.

 s 0 - C - 1 - E - T - Y

M a r g a r e t B ra s w e ll 

M A Y F E N E T 

Roselle Gould

Madge P ry o r

Phi Mu B anquet.

t h e a c tiv e 

Thursday ev ening 

. 

. 

t 

Last
and pledges of th e P h i Mu
members, 
an n u a l b a n q u e t 
f r a t e r n i t y held th e ir a 
hie w a s b e a u ti 
The t o n g banquet table w a s b e a u t i ­
its decoration of p in k c a m a ­
ful in
i l s , the f r a t e r n i t y flow er, a n d clus- 
of 
th e p re d o m i n a ti n g
ter of tulle 
M inai N icholson a c te d
.hade. Mis 
! s t o a s t m i s t r e s s and th e fo llo w in g r e ­
sponses were given:

To Our F ounders— A lm e ta ^ e tt.
\ ur Alumni— Estelle F r i s to e .
The P ast Two Y e a r s — M a r g a r e t

Martin.

The Freshmen—A d a Miller.
To 
Laughlin.

the Phi M us— M ildred M c­

V V
Miss Wilson’s B rid g e P a r t y .

Last Wednesday e v e n in g M iss K a th - 
leene Doran of Dallas was t h e h o n o r 
guest at a bridge p a r t y giv en by Miss 
Jerry Wilson. The house w a s b e a u t i ­
th e s e 
fully decorated 
fragrant flowers b e in g 
in 
profusion upon th e m a n te ls , a n d th e 
th e 
tables. The score c a r d s w e re 
th e s e
girls, individual callin g c a rd s , 

jo n q u ils, 

b a n k e d 

in 

bein g d r a w n 

ice course was 

the conclusion of 

to m atch fo r p artn e rs 
the a ..Hies > 
I A t 
I salad and 
.:Ved 
, P rizes w e re aw ard ed to George Liver 
the honor gu est' 
E thel F o s te r, and 
Those p re s e n t were: Alisos Kathleen 
Doran, Agr.es Doran, F rances M, 
Queen, E th el F oster, Ii *th S o .Hard 
•Terry W ilson and Messrs. Charlie 
F ia n c e s , L aw rence T arlton 
R 
S trou d, C lit Moss, George fiver and 
( l a y Beck ne r.

L 

A lp h a D elta Pi Banquet.

The c h a p te r house of 

the Alpha 
Delta Pi so ro rity was the scene of an 
enjoyable b a n q u e t Monday night, p a r ­
ticip ated in by the active and alum nae 
m em bers. T h e guest of honor was 
Miss R uth K ennedy of Lubbock, who 
had been in itiated e a rlie r in the ev e­
ning.

The house was decorated with a 
pro fusion of violets and ferns. The 
centerpiece w as th e G reek n am e of the 
c h a p te r, delta, form ed of violets.

Places w ere set for the following: 
Misses ( ’leo Rice, M a y b e l l F uller, 
I h e k l a and A lm a P fe u ffe r, A lm a and

Harry Lauder

W o rld *famous Scotch Comedian, 

says:

"Tuxedo for m ildness, p u rity a n d 
fragrance, THE to b a cco fo r me.
With my pipe filled w ith g o o d old 
TUXEDO, all m y troubles go up in 
smoke. In all m y w orld-w ide tr a v ­
els Eve y e t to fin d its equ al as a 
slow-burning, cool-tastin g, sw eet- 
flavored tobacco. TU X E D O s a tis ­
fies me com pletely. ”

Tuxedo Keeps the 
World in Good Humor

J G T

\

Here is th e man w h o se life work is to m ake millions of 
people h ap p y. In pursuing h is call, he travels the w id e w orld 
over. H e is a great lo v er of his p ip e, and in all sorts of 
comers of the earth h e h a s tried all sorts of tobaccos.

W hat is his unqualified statem ent in regard to T u xed o? 
Read it again : “ / ’oe y e t to fin d its equal. ” This is the frank 
and candid o p in io n o f th o u sa n d s and thousands of experi­
enced, ju d iciou s sm okers. 
I u xedo is absolutely the best 
all-around tobacco that m od ern tobacco scien ce can make.

The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette

U ncorking a tin o f T u x e d o is like lifting the lid on con­
centrated sunshine. A n d th en , w h en you fire up ! W e ll! I he 
first puff s a revelation, th e seco n d s a revolution, the third 
ju s t gets you h a p p y -lik e ! T h en y o u ’re o ff— just as sure as 
you ll see the green grass an d hear the birds sing next Spring.
I he e x clu siv e “ T uxedo P rocess’’ brings out the unsur­
passed m ild n ess, d elica te fragrance and m ellow flavor of the 
Burley leaf in a w a y that h as n ev er b een successfully imitated. 
At the sa m e tim e it refines the tob acco until every trace of 
harshness and “ b ite” d isap p ears.

YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE

Convenient, 
m oisture-proof p ou ch 

g la ss in e - w ra p p ed , 
.

£ 
 O C 

.

.

.

Fam ous green tin , w ith gold 
letterin g , cu rved to f it p ock et 

I A a * 
A U L

night.

In Tin Humidors, 40c and 8 0 c 

In Glass Humidors, 50c and90c 

THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY

STUDENTS

'OU w ant m oney fo r n ex t y e a r’s schooling? Or a stake 
before en te rin g y o u r p ro fessio n ? O ur company can use 
Sood men. B e tte r in v estig ate.

A. E. Z E L L E R S, D A VID M cGEE, WM. E. LOOSE.

Ha*l 

Phone 3377 

B. Hall

FO R T H E MAN WHO CARES

TOM 

ARMSTRONG 

and RALPH

b u d i n g t o n .

Down Town.

Pri>p^°w*n? a ^ ne 
Wonl0J ° nslste n t 

iens on display.

720 Congress Ave. 

d istin ctiv e tailo rin g th a t can’t be excelled.
q u ality and w orkm anship. New Spring

Old Phone 1269

^ , * a C ^ Br n\ Msry
Kennett V 

Rl'-'hardson. Mabel 
nett, M a r c a r * Miller, R oberta

Mir"1' 
Re t i! 
■a 

? T e i ryor’ Lou>se Allen,
uUC>' 
Mar h' Mad« Pryor,
m a s h e r . Elma Dill Russell,

I 
I ' 
‘ 

Ze!ma Miltor, K a th e rin e
. ‘Vl“ " Mayfield of Waco,
a k e r . beatrice Vining, and
1 W k , ( l u r tlon W i lc o x ,

’ 
“I' 

and Horace Robbins.

* 

.

Culver d u b Banquet.
1 Jl' 
1 1' 

^ 

the I niversitv
nad its m onthly banquet a t Driskifl 
T hursday night. This club w a s o r g a n ­
i c * 
is corn­
e t t i ot fo u rte en form er s tu d e n ts of
Military Academy, C ulver, In ­

several weeks ago and 

diana.

th e 

H^l arui white, the school colors, 
tab le 
in 
were used effectively 
d* o rations. 
I he Glaces were m ark e d 
bv buttonhole bouquets of red and 
white. Hoi ton 
p re sid e n t 
the club, presided as t o a s tm a s te r , 
d 
and 
given 
th io u g h o u t the evening

to asts w ere 

im prom ptu 

( ’as paris, 

I he club members a tte n d in g were: 
Messrs. Morton C asparis, W atson, J. 
Smith, Leslie Moss, Robert H a n g a r,
I’ reu Moore, 0. Adams, Jack son . F u l­
ton, R. Moore. Th axton, Ben M arable, 
and Iienick Smith.

•I* V
I niversity Club Receives.

to 

the 

a r tis tic 

The reception given by the U n iv er­
sity Club of the U niversity of Texas 
in com plim ent to Governor a n d Mrs. 
Ferguson, S a tu rd a y evening, a t 
the 
club house, was m arked by th e sam e 
; elegance of sim plicity th a t c h a r a c te r ­
izes all the delightful social functions* 
I
of this club. 
Dr. and Mrs. FL L. Dodd w ere 
in, 
charge of the a rra n g e m e n ts. T he club! 
was su g g estiv e of E a s te r th ro u g h o u t, 
and green and w hite were fe atu red 
’n the color motif. B askets of E a s t e r 
lilies and fe r n s lent them selves b e a u ­
decorative 
tifully 
-(hem e. and white pear blossoms 
in 
profusion added th eir sh are of bea u ­
ty. The d in in g room was m ost a t ­
trac tiv e w ith its beautiful E a s t e r lily 
decorations. The centerpiece of the 
table was a larg e basket of lilies re­
flected by the larg e m ir r o r on which 
it rested and th e table was covered 
witll a h andsom e 
cloth. 
Dainty festo ons and sw ags of m aline 
were d rap ed 
the 
chandelier and bows of th e airy ma- 
terial w ere tied a b o u t the flowers and 
the o th e r d ecorations of 
bask ets 
the room. The silver coffee services 
v ere presided over by Mrs. R obert 
( ofer and Mrs. I. P. Hildebrand.

the ta b le 

J a p a n e s e 

from 

to 

in 

Mr. G utsch aw aited the g u e sts a t 
the door; Mr. 
and Mrs. FT C. IL 
Bantel headed the receiving line, fol­
lowed by G overnor and Mrs. F e r g u ­
son, P resid ent J . W. B attle, Dean and 
Mrs. IL Y. Benedict, Mrs. S n y d e r and 
Mr. and Mrs. George W alling.

Those a s s is tin g in the dining room 
were M esdam es J. T. P a tte rs o n , Le 
Roy Brown, J o e Gilbert, W. A. H a rp e r,
J. L. H enderson, E. P. Schoch, and 
Misses 
Ida S h in e r of S an Antonio, 
Linda Geiseke, F’thel R a th e r and Min­
nie a n d E u g e n ia P o rter.

The Mexican o rc h estra rendered a 

p ro g ram d u rin g th e evening.

Claxton P a r k s has re tu rn ed 

from 
tho S o u th e rn -E a s te r n Convention of 
the Delta T au Delta F r a t e r n i t y which 
was held a t Cincinnati, Ohio.

Joe Glenny 

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Hudson-Morley.

The wedding of Mi s Ruth Morley 
to O scar Alvin Hudson has been a n ­
nounced to t a k e place in A ustin March 
17, PJI5; Miss Morley 
is a fo rm e r 
stu d e n t of 

th e University.
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The K a p p a S igm a F r a t e r n it y e n ­
terta in e d w ith an informal te a at the 
ch a p te r house S unday afterno on.

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The local c h a p te r o f the Delta R ap -, 
pa Epsilon f r a t e r n i t y en tertain ed with 
a ch a rm in g reception at th e ir c h a p ­
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th e ir g u e s ts the v isitin g I). K. 
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hours. 
In th e d ra w in g room the love­
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and white c a rn a tio n s were seen 
to 
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w as banked with moss and sweet peas, 
and to one c o m e r of the room was 
th e punch tab le overlaid with Cl any 
lace and adorn ed in the favored blos­
Punch with n u t cakes was 
soms. 
In th e reception hall choice
served. 

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wh ic h a r e f o r m i n g it t o d a y . 
A r e W'e 
T e x a s w o m e n n o t to h a v e o u r s h a r e 
in t h e “ s i l e n t r e v o l u t i o n ” w h i c h Mi ss 
'bar bel l s a y s e v e n n o w is g o i n g o n ?
P r o f e s s o r H a n e y s a y s :

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t h e 

in 

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r e f e r e n c e 

t h e e f f e c t o f 

T h i s c o m m u n i c a t i o n m a k e s no p r e ­
t e n s e o f b e i n g a n a n s w e r to P r o f e s ­
s o r H a ne y . P r o f e s s o r H a n e y ’s p o s i ­
tion a s a n e c o no mi s t of n o t e wo ul d 
p r e c l u d e a n y s u c h a t t e m p t on m y p a r t , 
b u t his a r t i c l e , if no t r e p li e d to, m i g h t , 
it so* m s to me, do m u c h t o e f f a c e t h e 
ms
t a l k s . 
d o n e b y Mr. N e a r i n g ’s 
good d o n e by Mr. N e a r i n g s
F o r t h a t r e a s o n I m a k e t h i s a t t e m p t . 
It b q u i t e a s l i k e l y ( a n d p o s s i b l y a s 

“ In d i s c u s s i n g t h e h ig h c o s t o f liv­
i n g he d o d g e s all 
t h e 
p r e s s u r e o f p o p u l a t i o n on o u r l i mi te d 
l a n d a r e a , a n d o f 
i n­
c r e a s e d g o l d s u p p l y in c h e a p e n i n g t h e 
d o l l a r , a n d l a y s t h e wh o le a t t h e d o o r 
o f p r o p e r t y in l and. N e v e r w a s t h e r e 
t h e c a r t 
a p l a i n e r c a s e o f p u t t i n g 
b e f o r e t h e h o r s e . Ho c o t t o n l a n d s n o t 
v a r y in t h e i r v a l u e on a c c o u n t o f v a r i a -
l i o n s in t h e a m o u n t a n d p r i c e o f c o t - 1 d a n g e r o u s ) 
t o n t h e y will p r o d u c e ? In o t h e r w o r d s , u n s u s p e c t i n g pe opl e 
t h e p r i c e d e p e n d s u p o n 
How, t h e n , c a n t h e h i g h p r i c e o f l a n d c a p i t a l i s m a s wi th on e of So c i a l i s m .
C R A I E I M I L L U S ( A L V I N .
Im* g i v e n a s 
be g i v e n a s 
p r i c e o f g o o d s ? 
c a u s e ? ”

lull 
to s l e e p q u i e t l y 
t h r o u g h t h e s e w l o n g s , w i t h a pill o f 

the high 
t h e h i g h I
I t is a r e s u l t , n o t a ! 

t h a t s o m e o n e m i g h t 

In t h e D a l l a s N e w s .

the c a u s e o f 
t h e c a u s e o f 

its p r o d u c e , 

SOCIETY

l e s s 

t h a t 

lived 

bowl , 

b ef o re , 

t h e p u n c h 

l a n d p e r c a p i t a , o r , 

( C o n t i n u e d F r o m P a g e T h r e e . )

I f 90,000,000 p e o p l e live w h e r e o nl y ! 
t h o u s a n d 
c e r t a i n l y 
is 

is it n e v e r to g e t a w a y f r o m i c e n t e r w a s 

a 
t h e r e 
if ■ 
t h e i n c r e a s e d g o l d s u p p l y h a s c h e a p - 1
e n e d o u r d o l l a r , t h i s is a n o t h e r t h e o r y ! --------------------------------------------------------------
e a s i l y demonstrable, b u t 
o f w h a t c ol or e d p a n s i e s a n d e m b e d d e d in t h e 
r e a s o n 
t r o n i 
t e x t b o o k s ? W e d o n ’t n e e d f i g u r e s to wh i ch a d e lic ious b e v e r a g e w i t h w a f - 
b u y c i s w a s s e r v e d . Q u a n t i t i e s of p a n s i e s 
( l e u i o n s t r a t e t h a t o u r d o l l a r will 
l an d w e r e u s e d on t h e b u f f e t a n d c a b i n e t s , 
t h a n e v e r b e f o r e , o r 
less 
is h a r d e r t o g e t . W h a t we n e e d 
a mi t h e s o f t l i g h t o f red t a p e r s ' g a v e 
s o m e t h i n g t h a t will e n a b l e u s t o c ope 
I feel 
w i t h c o n d i t i o n s t h a t a r e f a c t s . 
I 

laid 
t h e h i g h 
cost o f l i v i n g a t t h e d o o r o f p r o p e r t y 
l a n d p r o ­
in 
l a r g e p a r t o f o u r w e a l t h , a
d u c ed a 
in 
s t a t e m e n t h a r d l y c o n t r o v e r t i b l e , 
v i ew o f o u r a g r i c u l t u r a l t e n d e n c y 
in 
T e x a s , a n d t h a t he f a v o r e d t h e s i n g l e 
t a x . 
t h a t be S o c i a l i s m , a g r e a t 
m a n y o t h e r w i s e p e r f e c t l y g oo d p e o ­
ple a r e S o c i a l i s t s .

t h a t M r . N e a r i n g Rig t h e i r g u e s t s b y t h e v i s i t i n g D. K.
E . ’s Dr. a n d Mrs. L. Al. K e a s b e y , Mr. 
a n d Mr s . <\ 
I). Rice, Mr . a n d Mr s. 
B a k e r a n d M i s s e s M a r y Gi ls on , O n a 
S i m s , Nell B a k e r , 
( ’leo Rice, C o r ­
n e li a K e a s b e y , K a t h l e e n L i t t l e , M a r y 
F a r r a r , A i n i e e V a n n e m a n , B e a s l e y 
D en n y . K a t h e r i n e M c K e n n a , Be ta 
Si dl es, A g n e s 
L e d b e t t e r , G l a d y s 
S c a l i n g a n d Della L a w r e n c e .

The c h a p t e r w a s a s s i s t e d in r e ce iv -

l and. H e d e c l a r e d t h a t 

a cosy g l o w t o t h e r oo m,

c an not a g r e e 

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“ Do c o t t o n l a n d s n o t v a r y in t h e i r 
v a l u e o n a c c o u n t of v a r i a t i o n s in t h e 
a m o u n t a n d p r i c e of c o t t o n t h e y will 
p r o d u c e ? ” a s k s Mr. H a n e y . A s k s o m e 
f a r m e r w h o h a s n e v e r been 
c o t t o n 
to t h e I ' d i v e r s i t y 
if t h e y a l w a y s do. 
T h e r e a r e u n c u l t i v a t e d l a n d s in S o u t h ­
west T e x a s wh i ch wo ul d p r o d u c e as

AJo. 3A Atwo Speed!**

1). E. Iv. B a n q u e ! .

T h e a n n u a l 

r e u n i o n 

t h e D e l t a K a p p a E p s i l o n 
w a s held 
Dr iski ll h ot el .

last M o n d a y n i g h t a t 

b a n q u e t 

of 
f r a t e r n i t y 
the- 

T h e t a b l e w a s d e c o r a t e d in v a r i o u s 
co l or ed p a n s i e s , t h e f r a t f l o w e r , t h e s e 
low mounds a n d 
in 
b e i n g a r r a n g e d 
p l a c ed a t r e g u l a r i n t e r v a l s d o w n t h e 
b o a r d . 
P l a c e s w e r e m a r k e d by s m a l l 
b o o k l e t s w i t h h a n d - p a i n t e d p a n s y d i s ­
c l o s i n g t h e m e n u a n d t o a s t p r o g r a m .

. Judge M a r v i n 
W o r t h a c t e d as 
f o l l o w i n g r e s p o n d e d :

IL B r o w n o f F o r t 
t o a s t m a s t e r a n d t h e 

“ Our F u t u r e , ” Dr . L. M. K e a s b e y .
“ A d v i c e , ” J u d g e VV. P. G a i n e s .
“ A l u m n i , ” G e o r g e E. Mi ll er J r . of 

F o r t AV o r t h .

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P e r c i v a l Rice, C. J. F’a u s t J r . , Dr. L. 
M. K e a s b e y , P r o f e s s o r C. D. R i ce a n d 
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f o r m a l d a n c e a t t h e C h a p t e r H o u s e . 
T h e h o u s e w a s b e a u t i f u l l y d e c o r a t e d 
w i t h m o s s a n d c a r n a t i o n s , 
t h e col or 
s c h e m e o f g r a y a n d p i n g b e i n g c a r r i e d 
o u t t h r o u g h o u t t h e h o u s e . A d e li c io u s 
s a l a d c o u r s e w a s s e r v e d , w h i c h w a s 
f o ll o we d by a n ice c o u r s e .

THE COZY
P r e s s i n g & S h i n e Pa r lo r 
T U OS. AV. H E A R D , Mgr.

2402 G u a d a l u p e St . 

Ol d P h o n e 902

Q V f l L I T f t f
g H O P P G

A special Collection of 
PRINTS AND ETCHINGS 
is being shown at 
YE QU ALIT YE SHOPPE 
1104 Colorado St.
THE NEW TEA ROOM 
Is a pleasant plance in which to 
entertain a friend or a group of 
friends.

A Jitne for a Jitne
Quick service in a “J i t ­
ney.” Don’t m ake a m is­
take about w h a t car you 
take. Yrou can save money 
by buying tickets.

Ride a

“Jitney”

N H Y .

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F o r i n j u r i e s s u st a i n e d 
is on a s t r e e t car. Bv, 
t a u g h t t h e m t h e clinia, 
I S N ’T 
r e m o t e . 
T O C O N S I D E R S A , KTV AK 
A S S P E E D . 

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A U S T I N S T R E E T R A I L W A Y r 0 .

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a t t h e T h e t a House. 

I’a t f a r is 

ta ■ ding the «• 1

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I b e l i e v e i n l V r , . , . . ^ F 

r a l l y Administered 
JO H N ll. ( jrist
C a n d i d a t e for

( I T \ c o m m i s s i o n e r
S u b j e c t t o P r i m a r i e s Vlarch 99 1A1.
 

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TEXAN WANT ADS

T e x a n w a n t s a d s will brine result. 
T h e p r i c e is I c p e r word for the fir,,' 
i n s e r t i o n , t h r e e i ns er ti ons for 2c v 
a d 
t a k e n f o r le s s t h a n 25c Cal! qe
120 Main Bldg. Pay in advance 

t a k e n o v e r 

t h e phone. 

DENTISTS.

D R . IL E. B A N T KR, dentist, 512 

S c a r b r o u g h Bl d g . Old phone 1316.

D r . E . C. Berwick, dentist, suite 
521 S e a r b r o u g h t Bllg. Old phone 3150.

LOST AND FOUND.

L O S T — W a t c h 

initials 
’ll. 1.. R . ” R e t u r n to Texan office. 125

fob with 

L O S T — A g o ld watch, and mono- 
i g r a m m o d f ob. Le ft on desk in Gen- 
e t a l Lit. 5. c l a ss yesterday morning’, 
to Texan of­
F i n d e r p l e a s e 
fice o r p h o n e A d r i a n Levy at 2088.

r e t u r n 

L O S I W a t e r m a n .-cif filling’ foun­
F i n d e r please return to 
t a i n pen. 
M i s s ( ’a r r i e H o p k i m or phone 1520.

L O S T — 1914 V a r s i t y class pin. R 
I!

t u r n t o T e x a n o ff i c e for reward. 

f i l i g r e n silver braclet 
L O S T — A 
return same to 
p l e a s e 
Flinder will 
•Jesse R i c h, D. lh Building, andTeceive 
r e w a r d . 

125

BOA RD—One-half
R O O M A N D 
bl ock ol U n i v e r s i t y 
tar line. 
M o d e r n c on ve ni e nc es . Terjns $5 a 
Iii
we e k. P h o n e 2108. 200 lh 24. 

and 

BARBERS.

S t u d e n t s , g o t o the Palace Barber 
for fTrst-class 
S h o p , B o s c h e Bl dg., 
w o r k . T h e o n l y Tu r ki sh Baths in the 
city. W'm. F . Wolf , Prop.

S I L V E R , 

t h e Driskill barber, I 

a d d e d o n e o f t h e l a te st electric mas-] 
s a g e m a c h i n e s . L a dy manicurist.

R E M E M B E R me Remember true I 
I PATRONI#} 
R E M E M B E R me for 
Y O U . 
is our MOTTO-1 
T e x a s B a r b e r Sh op , Ed. Allen, Prod 
1008 C o n g . Ave.

S E R V I C E 

M E E T M E a t the University 

b e r S h o p , 2210 Guadalupe.

M ISCELLAN EO US.

1895 C a c t u s f or sale at Everybody 

Book S t o r e f o r a quarter.

B I L L I A R D 

TABLE -One ^ 
table, dark ^ 

te rm s ; $850 bil l i ar d 
f in i sh , full e q u i p m e r 
r a c k s , c o v e r f o r table. etc. Comp! _ 

, balls, I- 

o u t f i t s a c r i f i c e d if sold at once. W 

t e r m s . P h o n e 2415.

DR. S. N. K E Y , eye, ear, nose 1 

t h r o a t . 

421 Scar hf ough Bld?-

DRESSMAKER

M C A S K I L L — SIGNS. 

E x p e r t w o r k d one. P r i c e s r e a s o n a b l e .

T e l e p h o n e Connection.

M I S S M. B. B R A D D O C K 

404 W est Twenty-third. Phone 2591.

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b e s t . F i l m s developed. Marks Sis*]