(Eftt Bn ilia %exalt

First College Daily in tho South

AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1922

. - c r o w n ra in c o a t w ith, in itials 
F. W. on inside o f back. F in d e r 
phbne 6314 and. receiv e re w ard . — 2

N o . 155

Fort W orth Has 

University Club 

In New Building

Members o f 

the University Club 
o f F o rt W o rth have recently opened 
a new club hou'-e in the Metropoli­
tan Hotel Building of that city, ac- 
i »rding ti* a le t t e r received by Pres 
ident Vin so n fro m l e o n a r d Withing- 
ton, p resident of the organization.

The club 

is com posed of more 
th an 400 U n iv ersity and collegial.' 
g ra d u a te s in an d n ear F o r t N\ orth, 
including a lim ited nu m ber of asso­
ciate m em bers.

In his le tte r Mr. W allington says, 
“ We wish to ex ten d to you, mem­
b ers o f y o u r fa c u lty , athletic teams 
' and o th ers v isitin g in, 
or passing 
' through F o rt W orth, an invitation to 
I visit the club an d m ake it your head- 
this city." The 
j q u a rte rs w hile 
in 
lounging 
eq u ipped with 
is 
I club 
j rooms, c o n fe re n c e 
library, 
gam e room s, ca fe and ladies room. 
J I t is also sta te d th a t any of the stu- 
; d en ts o r fa c u lty of the JJniversity 
! of T exas who a re in F o rt W orth a 
; g re a t deal will be welcomed 
into 
m em bership in th e club.

room s, 

The clu b also asked to be p u t on 
the m ailing lists of all the U niver­
sity p u b licatio n s, b u lletin s, etc., and 
asks 
faculty 
consent to m ake luncheon addresses 
when in the city o f F o rt W orth

th a t m em bers of 

the 

V on Boeckxnann- 
Jones Co.
P r i n t e r s

L et U* W atch Y our T eeth
DR. GUFFIN
and associate*

O L I/'M E X X II

j-M-
nnl 
i cl­
a t 
iity

L
WORKERS DISCUSS'',

C. F. O tey re tu rn e d from a sh o rt 
visit w ith frien d s and relativ es in 
R unge, Texas.

A nna Belle Ferguson of D allas, a 
the 

fo rm er U niversity stu d en t Is 
g u est of Lois Sm ith.

C harles and F red T e rry w ere 
called to A. & M., w here th e ir b ro ­
th e r is very ill.

. C ornelia Hood sp ent the week end

oney Taken in at Entertain­
ments Will Be Used for 
Furthering Campaign

i b l i c a t i o n of a Bulletin in the 
Interest of the Union 
Is Considered

By H. C. Stilwell

the Education Build-
M eeting 
in 
g yesterd ay , 
th e executive com m it-
[e o f the M em orial Union D rive dis­
u sed the ad v isab ility of holding a 
u d e n t convocation in the n e a r f a ­
ire and took up m a tte rs of d etail 
5 to c a rry in g on the cam paign.
Entertainm ent Receipt*

Basing

A m otion was discussed 
and 
lopted s ta tin g th a t all the money 
om stu d e n t en te rta in m e n ts should jyears o f experience in m agazine w ork,
> given over 
ju n io r academ ie
to th e p erm an en t cam- i Jam es Willis Posey, 
iign fund fo r carry in g on the cam -; stu d en t, has announced t h a f h e wi* 
xign. This is to be done in o rd e r I ^
* 
tak en 
ja t all money 
edges m ay he used in the a c tu a l ex- h o r" “ » * « * ’«. a b j e c t to the actu*
of t h e stu d e n t body at t h e elecfn t
enses of co n stru ctio n on the b u d d ­

candidacy upon

p(|itor o f th(. u

la te r o n , 

 n c e 

in 

 ^

.

i e

stu d en ts arc 

A n other m otion was adopted sta t- 
g th a t all form s of e n te rta in m e n ts 
the b en e fit o f th e drive 
veil for 
k 
to be encouraged 
id th a t all those given fo r Chis p u r- 
»se g et in touch w ith the W ays and 
cans C om m ittee as m oney will be 
ken 
those which have 
e approval of this com m ittee. 

from only 

Convocation Plans 

The feasib ility of holding a con­
n a tio n w as discussed and 
it was 
cided th a t a convocation should be 
Id some tim e in th e p re se n t term , 
te r enough sen tim en t 
been 
had 
it a pep m eeting.
eated to m ake 

(C o n tin u ed on page 4)

m in DEMURS TI 
H T D T W H 
VIDERBIIJ THIS WEEK

e x a s Speakers Meet Louisiana 
T eam Wednesday and Ten­
n e sse e a n s Thursday

May 9.

Ile was an associate edi 

Posey is a t p resen t assistan t ediC
of the m agazine and has done m i^
of the ed itorial work d u rin g the p *
year. 
J 
fl­
and co n trib u to r d u rin g 1920*21, 8 ,^ 
has had two y ears o f experience 
the staff of the Daily T exan. D u r^ 
the sum m er of 1921, he served as .A 
sista n t issue editor. 
Ile is now the 
ju n io r a c a ­
from 
assem blym an 
demic class rn the S tu d e n ts’ A ssocia­
tion, and a m em ber of S cribblers, 
h o n o rary w rite rs’ society, and holder 
of th e Ben H ur S hrine Scholarship. 
He has been a self-su p p o rtin g stu d e n t 
th ro u g h o u t his U niversity work.

the 

is being sup­
P osey's candidacy 
the p resen t 
ported by m em bers o f 
Longhorn staffs who believe th a t his 
acq u ain tan ce with the d etails o f m ag­
azine m anagem ent and his in te re st in 
th e Longhorn 
the developm ent of 
M agazine to a college m onthly o f the 
first class qualify him for the position 
he seeks. 

________

*$arge Ride Plans 
^ Are Discussed At 
Frosh Meeting

fe
foi
ora
tha

th o u g h 

th e rise in 

the C olorado 

has n ecessitated a postpone- 
rid e 
of 

°* v er 
£fent
which was scheduled on 

freshm an barge 

the Social 

the 

C alen d ar for F rid ay , the m em bers o f 
th e class who assem bled y esterd ay at 

the Law B uilding arran g e d 

fo r a 

realization of the b arge ride scheme 

a t a date in the n e a r fu tu re .

A com m ittee in charge of Bill M yr- 

phree has m ade arran g e m e n ts fo r a 
tw o-hour trip up Lake A ustin, w ith a 

I stop a t Bull C reek. An o rch estra and 
refresh m en ts, to g e th e r with the dane-; 
; ing, will co n trib u te to a g en eral goodj 
| tim e and g et-to g e th e r o f th e class, ac­
cording to M urphree. 
j 

John M ayfield, p resid en t o f 

the 
freshm an class, has called a n o th e r 
m eeting fo r W ednesday a t 5 p. rn. in 
the Law A uditorium because of th e 
fact th a t only a sm all m ajo rity o f the 
class w ere p re se n t a t the m eeting yes­
terd a y . He expressed a hope th a t the 
freshm en co-eds would he p re se n t a t
Al J 
body b u t h er fa th e r. She w as fo rc e a 
into m arriag e, d eserted and abused 
by h er husband, and fin ally th ro u g h 
th a t had alw ays been s u p ­
the a r t 
pressed she m ade h er fam e and like 
all good sto ries Jived happily 
ever 
afte rw a rd . 

a n d a , , m a A t i n p

I t * 

.

Mapper* and F lo p p e rs 
C atcher* and Stopper* 
Cleaner*— we are

— ---------- o---------- --

Bigg* Co.

H ill]

RIVER SHOULD REACH 

CREST THIS MORNING

ic 

rice 

expected 

lf no more rain* have 

fallen 
during the night the erect of the 
river’* 
to be 
reached thi* morning. Continued 
rain* a* far a* Marble Fall* dur­
ing Monday afternoon promised a 
steady rice through the night. A 
22-foot rise was reported 
in the 
Llano River IOO mile* north of 
here.
At 

l l p. rn. Monday the stage 
of the river at the Viaduct was 
22.4. W ater at the Dam wa* at 
69.5 feet, a half foot higher than 
at 8:30 p. rn.

The boat house pier gave way 
at 7:30 p. rn. permitting a deluge 
of driftwood to drift to the dam. 
No danger is expected^ however.

CHOSEN ON BASIS 
OF KICH CRUDES

Men Win Coveted Place 
in Honorary Society 
of Law School

C HA N CELLOR S ELECT

Paul G. Brown 
J. Lea D o ter!
Hubert W id. Green 
F. Warren Hick*
Marion Roy McClanahan 
S. Edward Mann 
Oscar Morgan Powell 
George Warren Scarbrough 
Age*ilau* Wilson Walker

C hancellors, th e h o n o rary society 
of the School o f Law, ann o u n ced its 
election o f men from th e senior Law 
class of 1923 by 
tap p in g them on 
M onday m orning. The fin al selec­
tion from th is class will be m ade a t 
th e law b an q u e t n e x t fall, w ith the 
provision th a t n o t m ore th an fifte e n 
can be selected from 
senior 
class.

any 

a 

T he C hancellors 

is th e h o n o ra ry j 
legal o rd e r o f 
th e Law Sc hool o f j 
th e U niversity, whose purpose is to j 
honor and rew ard by election those 
law stu d en ts who, by 
co m b in a­
tion o f co n sisten t scholarship, p e r -' 
sonality 
have 
shown them selves m ost likely to isu c -j 
geed and becom e a c red it to th e ir 
for* 
p rofession. 
m em bership is an av erag e g ra d e of 
90 
law co u rses up u n til th e 
sp rin g term o f th e m iddle law year,
th e o r the fall te rm o f th e sen io r y ear,

T he p re re q u isite 

achievem ents 

in ail 

and 

Y our Good 
A p p earan ce
m eans th a t you a re n o t only 
ca refu l o f y o u r d ress, b u t o f 
your h air, nail* an d o f y o u r
skin.

IS HOME WITH 

H S

Won Three Out of Five Game* 
Played on Southern 
Trip

PUT HEDEJU 15 0 IT

Texas Can Afford to Lose But 
One More C onference Game 
and That to A. & M.

By Carl Swartz

Standing

the Southwestern 

of 
Conference

B aylor U ............ .... IO
T exas U ....... ...... ...... 7
T ex a s A. & M.
5
Rice Institue...
..... I
S. M. U ................ ...... I
A rk an sas U ....... .... 0

Won Lost Pct.
.836
2
.778
2
.500
5
.200
4
5
.166
.OOO
6

Coach Billy Disch and his U niver­
sity o f T ex as diamond crew re tu rn e d 
a f te r 
to A ustin Monday morning 
w in n in g th re e of the 
gam e* 
played on th e ir southern to u r la s t 
w eek.

five 

Meet Kangaroo* Thursday

o f 

re q u e s t 

At the u rg e n t 

his 
friends who a re in te re ste d in k eep ­
ing the o ffice o f th e M en’s C ouncil 
out of politics* M ajo r T . Bell o f T e­
naha, has announced his can d id acy 
for th at position. Mr. Bell is ru n ­
ning absolutely in d ep en d e n t o f an y 
political clique and is b asin g his carn­
a l on his m e rits fo r th e position, 
^her than any po litical affilia tio n , 
jet'll en tered th e U n iv ersity in th e 
te r of 1916 and rem ain ed h ere 
jil the fa ll o f 1918 when he en- 
th e U nited 
id 
soon 
tea. He w as 
r the signing o f th e arm istice an d 
P,t to work in E a s t T ex as. H e re - 
red th e U n iv ersity In th e fa ll o f 
T92i), choosing the Law D e p artm en t, 
where he h as rem ain ed 
uhfcil th e p re se n t tim e.
to 
tak e b oth a 
B achelor o f A rts. 

th e service o f 

d isch arg ed 

if

a 

T he L onghorns wil meet th e A us­
tin College Kangaroos here T h u rs­
d ay afte rn o o n 
in a non-conference 
g am e an d n ex t Monday will play th e 
S o u th w ester University P ira te s on 
C lark Field 
in another non-confer­
ence gam e. These two gam es will 
serve to keep the Dischraen in trim 
s tu d e n t j fo r th e ir n e x t two Southw estern Con- 
B ell in te n d s ; fe re n c e gam es of the year— to be
law d eg ree an d a p lay ed on C lark Field a week from 

d eg ree and

I F rid a y and S aturday.

_____

(C o n tin u ed on page 4)
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Game Can Be Lost to A. ft M. 
Bell has been v ery active in stu - j 
T exas can lose one of the A. & M. 
dent a f fa irs every since e n te rin g th e 
U niversity. He is a m em b er o f t h e . gam es, b u t the Longhorns m ust win
deb atin g team th a t m eets T u lan e J 
U niversity on M ay 3 a t New O rleans.
In recognition o f th is ach iev em en t
he was elected to m em bership 
in 
Delta Sigm a Rho, h o n o ra ry public 
speaking society. A t th e re c e n t Phi 
Delta Phi, h o n o rary leg al fr a te rn ity 
election he was chosen a m em ber o f 
th a t o rg an izatio n . H e is also a m em ­
ber o f th e S p eak ers' C lub and served 
as p re sid e n t of th e m iddle law class 
in th e fall of th is y ea r. Bell has
also 
in ath letics be­
ing on the cham pion V a rsity b ase­
ball squad of 1921 and also a m em ­
ber o f th e in tra m u ra l a th le tic team * 
H r reached th e finale in th e B oone 

extem pore speaking co n te st and r e p -, ^ oup *dvertl81nK ° f th" nominees o f 

WILL HE DISCUSSED 
IT COMMITTEE MEET

All Candidates on the Barb 
Ticket Are Urged to Be 
Present

resented the S p eak e rs’ Club in th e 
in terso ciety d ebate in 1918.

.
pinna for the e x te n s .v .

in te re st 

tak en 

. 

th e B arb C onvention will be m ade to­
n ig h t a t a m eeting called by Jo h n 
K. W eber, chairm an of 
the B arb 
cam paign com m ittee. This m eeting 
will be held in room 157 of th e M ain

B asing hts cam paign on his p ast 
record a t V a rsity an d th e fa c t th a t 
he has m ade no pre-electio n p ro m is e s ,,
Bell re q u ests th e co n sid eratio n o f all i Buildingr- atartinK 
students. 
. 
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p i l l l j p r p (1(111110
l U l l l l J
( j | | f l | | 0 L U 

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a 
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p 

M ajor Bell an d Felix R aym er will 
in New O rleans W ednesday night 
re p resen t V a rsity th e re in a d e ­
late w ith T u lan e U niversity on the 
the Texas 
question, 
him igration 
jp eak e rs upholding th e n egative sidep 
pf the question.

. 

«», 

M____. 

._. . 
... 

A nother T ex as team com posed of 
(udson F ra n c is and Jam es H am ilton 
yill m eet V an d erb ilt sp eakers in de­
late a t the U n iv ersity B aptist C hurch]
A uditorium h ere T h u rsd ay night. The! l a i t . 
I „ 
©Bowing will serve as ju d g es: W al-
;<*r B r e m o n d , A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l VV. A. 
Keeling, Ju d g e W. C. M orrow , Rev. 
Shumaker, and Rev. Stephens. Music 
vill be fu rn ish ed by the W ichita High 
School o rch estra.

«.... 

j 

O riginal p lans called fo r a tria n g u ­
lar d eb ate betw een 
th e U niversity, 
Tulane and V an d erb ilt, w ith each 
chool keeping a team a t hom e, and 
having one a t one of th e o th er schools 
a t th e sam e tim e, d eb ates b eing held 
sim ultaneously a t th e th ree schools. 
A change o f plans throw s the local 
debate a n ig h t la te r th an th e d eb ate 
tw een V arsity and T ulane W ednes­

day night.

D uring fo u r y ears th a t Mr. T em p ­
l e s has been connected with th e p u b ­
ic speaking d e p a rtm e n t h ere, V a rsity 
as debated eighteen tim es, w inning 
ixteen debates.

THE WALTER TI
H A R D W A R E A N D , 

B o r l a n d a n n o u n c e his can-
lidacy for V a rsity yell leader, sub- 
the action of the m ale por-
**ct 
trig G uoda, Gun® ;on 0f the student body in the ’gen- 

^ 

j 

c 

po 

Automobile A irai lection of May 9.

_______ 

. 

T hrough some mistake the name

B ourland w as p resen ted 

to 

Eugeni.* Marshall of Hearne has 
authorized th e announcem ent of h e r 
candidacy fo r chairm an of the Worn

7

nweir, Darn nom inee t o r vice 
president o f th e S tu d e n ts’ A ssocia­
tion, au th o rizes his an n o u n cem en t as 
candidate in 
election 
May 9.

stu d e n t 

the 

tarb C onvention as “ R undell” and supplem ented by q u alitie s o f person- a n ’a Council fo r 1922-23, subject to
the action o f th e stu d e n t body, May
a lity and ach ievem ent. E lection to 
basing h e r candidacy on the plat-
C hancellors is con sid ered to bo th e i 
d a t the B lrb Conven.
highest honor in th e Law School. 

Tho m em bers selected M onday w in i 

fo rm >d 
, 

, , » 

Tater th e te lle r changed it to “ Row­
lan d .” N e ith e r Mr. R undell n o r Mr.
Rowland is a can d id ate. He h as a 
signed sta te m e n t from the executive 
com m itte saying th a t such a m istake 
was made.

the n u cleu s o f th e o rg a n z a - h<m 

form 
tion fo r n e x t year. T he an n u al b an - Miss M arshall en tered the U n iv er-y j 
q u e t o f th e so ciety will be held a t ! sity in th e fa ll of 1919, and « n e * | | # 

A p ril 20.

a s s is ta n t, y e lljth e Driskill h o tel T h u rsd ay a t 

in 

, .. 

the 

la te r 

sp en t 

last y ea r and 

Allen cam e to 

la rg e st colleges 

B ourland is a ju n io r in the U ni­

th e b est tw o p er 
in 

th e U n iv ersity in
.
, , . 
xtr i 1 1 J19» follow ing eighteen m onths o f
v ersity and is now 
w ar service over-seas, d u rin g which 
leader. 
F o r o v er a y ea r B ourlan 
tim e he served a t th e fro n t an d in 
has been in to u ch w ith th e yell lea< 
and 
G erm any, 
fo u r 
th 
ers o f 
m onths in 
th e U n iversity o f P aris. 
co untry. He has m ade a stu d y c 
He Was on th e h o n o r roll each te rm 
the}
yell lead in g as conducted a t 
d u rin g the 1919-1920 session here,
being included in th e best o n e p e r schools and believes th a t he can pu 
ce n t and also in 
new id eas which will in no wa
in te rfe re w ith th e old yells and t n 
cent. He held an assistan tsh ip 
Econom ics 
B. A. degree in Ju n e . He is now I He has d efin ite p lans 
nex 
working on his M. A. d eg ree in G o v -! year. He believes -th at th e rallie; 
ern m en t and his Ll. B. in law. He can be m ade m ore in terestin g . H i
advocates new yells th a t will n o t su 
holds a tu to rsh ip in G overnm ent and 
persede th e old ones. He th in k s th e 
is a m em ber of h o n o rary legal and 
freshm en should 
receive special a t ­
governm ent fra te rn itie s.
ten tio n beginning w ith the firs t ra lly 
and should be ta u g h t th a t we have 
no frien d s on T hanksgiving Day. H e 
will edeavor to have 
th e A ggies 
seated on the opposite side and n o t 
on the side which belongs to us, and 
will tr y to (each th a t if is a disgrace 
to leave th e A. & M. gam e ta lk in g 
above a w hisper.

Allen was p re sid e n t of the ju n io r 
law class d u rin g the w in ter te rm an d 
I* th e ir p re se n t re p resen ta tiv e in the 
assem bly. He is a m em ber o f the 
Y. M. C. A. cabinet, of the A. E. F. 
Club, and is a d ju ta n t o f the U n iv er­
sity Post of the A m erican Legion. 
He has m ade his 
expenses 
while in th e U niversity.

took h isjd itio n s o f Texas.

e n tire 

fo r 

He also g u a ra n te e s close co-op­
eratio n betw een the yell lead e r and 
his assistants.

T U R TLE CLUB M EETS

g th a t tim e has been closely identified
th s tu d e n t activ ity of all
i n g h e r a close acquaintanceship 
th stu d e n t opinion. 

In 

the q u alitie s o f leadership given 
rough h e r activities, she has kept

a b rillia n t scholastic record, h a v -‘ 

,t lin : ° uncil V ole. 75 Instead . of

. . 

, 

- —

addition U*“*‘ } 00 Po'"‘» to Those 

Making Archery Team

, 

A t the re g u la r m eetin g o f the W.

T

jj made th e b est one and two p e r 1* A- Council T uesday ev en in g a t 
to give fifte e n 
tit every h o nor roll since .she has^l*^* 
en a stu d en t.
She 
is a t p re sen t a member of j 
linty l i n i e r L ite ra ry Society, the 
« »thor.zed th e an n o u n c em en t o f hts
ris ’ Glee C lub, th e W om an’s A th - candidacy fo r g ra d u a te councilm an
cmss, nag a u t h o r i z e d T bel ietic A ssociation, the G irls’ D an cin g . su b ject to the actio n o f th e stu d e n t
body, May IO. L atim er is a B arb 
and pledges .his support to the p la t­
form o f the B arb P a rty adopted a t 
the B arb C onvention.

voted 

it 

t

Club and th e S tu d e n ts’ Sunday Club. 
Due to h er Scholarship, she is hold­
ing an assistan tsh ip in the D epart- 
p a rtm e n t o f E d u catio n and is a mem­
b er o f K appa D elta Pi, honorary 
education fra te rn ity .

•tituuic law
an n o u n cem en t o f h er candidacy fo r 
vice p re sid e n t o f the S tu d e n ts’ Asso­
ciation. Miss R ow ntree en tered th e 
U niversity a f te r having been in B ay­
lor, B elton, a y e a r and a f te r having 
tak en h er B. A. degree h ere, took 
Miss M arshall believes the Wom­
p o st-g ra d u ate w ork in C olum bia U n i­
a n ’s C ouncil should be rep resen tativ e 
v ersity, giving h e r wide experience In 
o f stu d e n t 
it should* 
m a tte rs o f stu d e n t self-governm ent.
tak e a decided p a rt in the support of 
Miss R ow ntree has been p ro m i­
self-g o v ern m en t. She be-
stu d en t 
n en tly affilia te d w ith all stu d e n t ac-
tiv ities while in the U niversity. S h e , Heves th a t it can fu nction b e tte r if
it re p re se n ts the real feeling of the 
is now co-chairm an o f the com m ittee 
stu d e n t body.
of sta te o rg a n iz atio n s of the S tu d e n t 
Union M ovem ent, and a m em ber o f 
K appa Beta Pi, h o n o rary legal f r a ­
te rn ity .

any 
p resen t so ro rity o r prospective o r­
gan ization.

She is n o t connected w ith 

life and 

th a t 

SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR WEEK 
ENDING MAY 6th

T hursday, May 4: Joy Review, 

Scottish R ite C ath ed ral.

F rid ay , M ay 5 : F reshm an B arge 
Ride, Lake A u stin ; U niversity A. 
E. F, Dance, M en’s Gym ; Pi K appa 
Alpha, C o u n try Club.

S atu rd ay , May 6: G erm an, K. 
C. H all; All U niversity Dance, 
Men’s G ym ; Phi D elta T h eta P ic­
nic, Mr. P e rry ’s F a rm ; L atin- 
Araerican Picnic, Pease P ark. 

SOCIAL C A LENDA R COM.

Allen has co n sisten tly insisted on 
reo rganization o f the 
to 
give the g irls pro p o rtio n al re p resen ­
tatio n with the boys. He pledges to 
to b rin g 
use his utm ost 
this about.

in fluence 

assem bly 

H is follow ing frien d s believe his 
train in g in business, economics, gov­
ern m en t and law especially q u alify 
him fo r the im p o rta n t'd u ty o f d ra w ­
ing up the b u d g et o f th e asso ciatio n : 
C harles K e ffer, F ra n k R. Day, R alph 
G illen, H en ry A. H endrick, R oy D. 
Jackson, Jo h n K. W eber, H erm an 
B raentigam and W illiam W. Gibson

T u rtle C lub m em bers are sched­
uled to m eet a t 3 o ’clock W ednesday 
to 
the W om an's B uilding Pool 
in 
practice fo r th e Red C ross life sav ­
ing test, which will be given May 
8 ,

Since 

the riv e r has risen , , plans 
to m eet a t L ake A ustin w ere a b a n ­
doned.

Miss R ow ntree bases h er ca n d id a­
cy upon a 
th o ro u g h know ledge o f 
stu d e n t a ffa irs and a desire to f u r ­
th e r u n ity and harm ony in th e s tu ­
d e n t body. She prom ises a f a ir and 
im p artial ad m in istratio n w ith o u t fe a r 
o r fa v o r to an y one, striv in g alw ays 
to do aw ay w ith factio n s and d iste n ­
tions, 

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BECK OFFERS CAWNA ROOTS

S tu d e n ts who w an t Cawna ro o ts to 
plant m ay secu re them from H. B. 
Beck, S u p erin ten d en t of the campus. 
Mr. Beck s ta te s th a t he has on hand 
a surplus o f several hundred of the 
hest re d L ouisiana Cawna roots.

Since he has been in the U n iv er­
sity, L atim er has been a self-su p p o rt­
ing stu d e n t w ith a good scholastic 
and ath letic record. H e m ade his 
letter in cross co u n try in 1920, has 
lite ra ry activ ity 
in 
shown 
by being a m em ber o f th e Rusk So­
ciety, and is a m em ber o f th e K ane 
Klub. His m ajo r su b je c t is in chem ­
istry w here he has done some com ­
m endable work.

in te re st 

L atim er believes th a t the m ajo rity 
of stu d e n ts should be re p resen te d by 
a m ajo rity in the o ffic es o f stu d e n t 
self-governm ent. He believes 
th a t 
the Barb P la tfo rm gives this prin­
ciple the fu llest expression an d th a t 
his will give active su p p o rt to th o 
action o f the C onvention.

OFFICE HOURS FOR DEAN

S tu d en ts summoned to see the 
dean with regard to E ’s and F ’s 
should re p o rt prom ptly a t the o f­
fice.

Office hours fo r week ending 

M ay 6:

F o r Ju n io rs and Seniors, Dr. 
B en ed ict: Tuesday, W ednesday,
T h u rsd ay , and F riday, 10:15 
to 
1U 30.

F o r Sophomores and F re sh m a n : 
Dr. P a rlin : Wednesday and F rid a y , 
8:15 to 10:30.

M onday, Tuesday, T hursday, an d 

S atu rd ay , 2 to 5 p. rn.

H. T. PARLIN, 
A ssistant Dean o f th e C ollage 
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last

I 0 c' ock' , Ac' 
[ co rd in g to W eber, it is of vital im ­
p o r t a n c e th a t every candidate whose 
Tl|pm e received the sanction of 
th e
W ednesday
ba arb C onvention 
f ir # h t be presen t. 
be 
B elieve Men Acceptable 
Y. “ W e, o f th e Barb Cam paign Com­
by ittee,” said Chairm an W eber yes- 
che rd ay , “ believe th at the men who 
' ?re nom inated a t the C onvention 
by st week are entirely acceptable to 
Ad e g re a t m ass of the stu d en t body

thc c"nsi,te"t l3Ck. °l in*

te re s t in the past on the p a rt o f th e 
to school politics, and th e
stu d e n t 
fa c t 
th a t a surprisingly small p e r­
ce n ta g e of students are in the h ab it 
o f ex ercising th eir privilege of su f-

(C ontinued on page 4)

 Th<* S o n s of 
e lie r man. 
Alec for the last few yearn have 
been conclusively showing th eir 
superiority over the rest of the 
ampu* in every line of physical 
mdeavor, so th a t we are led to 
judge that the founder of the 
line rn oat have been a regular 
Hercules. Schools and colleges 
rise and fall. At one tim e the 
J-aw a l^d the U niversity; then I 
the Freshm en came into their 
own; ju st now 
the Engineers 
are at the top. And it will take! 
real class to displace them.

WATER, WATER 
EV ERYW HERE

If the sun doesn’t stop these 
j “ Haven’t-m ore-than- a - m in u te ­
st®- you-later’’ visits and come 
back for this extended visit he 
I promised to make, Venice won’t 
j have a 
thing on A ustin, and 
we’ll all be going to classes via 
the canoe route and taking gon­
dola rides to the M ajestic. 
It 
was rum ored about y e s te rd ^ l 
that two or three of the s h a t f l 
were likely to float o f f d o f l 
University Av e n u e and 
th** river any minute. The n H j 
t h i n g we k n o w V a r s i t y 
ic of f i c i a l s will be b u y i n g h H r a 
and 
rowing p r a c f lH 
with the Pf rip f or the r o u f lH 
course. All this rain m a y ^ M 
good for the crops, the cistern*! 
and the springs; but it certain-I 
ly exerts an evil influence on 
the disposition. Besides we! 
signed up to go to a University! 
and not a w ater carnival.

startin g 

LITERARY

M A V I S COX
Editor la mbie#

/U H A R R Y J A C K

TOM AS a. POLLARO 
S u p e rvising EhwiiMw M anager

LOUISE G LA D N EY aw l KEITH CO PPAS* 
A d vw ottaA ag M anager*

STAFF FOE TODAY

Robert G. Bled*OC. 
 
---- 
Jac ii Logan 
Edward Newbury 

... 

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b «u « Editor
Anat* taut
 „..Axil* teat

REPORTERS 

Dorothy Nail 
Fairfax NI* bot 
B O. Stilwell 
W B Le*Ii*
a L. Swart*
Ro ilk Smith 
Myrtle MeLwmor* Walla/* Davis

Franc** Wlpft*
Leon Daily

Tuesday, M ay 2, 1922

Editorials

T H I N G S T H A T D A M A G E

One m an in 

the U niversity 
who goes w rong counts more 
in 
the U niversity’s statew ide 
reputation than a hundred who 
go right. N ew spapers are on 
the lookout fo r news, and news 
is th a t which is out of Ute ordi­
nary. Consequently, 
any 
student do anything which re­
flects on the U niversity, and the 
press will see th a t it becomes 
known all over the state, the 
mere fact th a t he is a student 
of the U niversity m aking the 
story all the better.

let 

Add to jo u rn alistic enterprise 
the common tendency to remem­
ber the unusual and forget the 
ordinary, and the evil effects of 
a single slip become even clear­
er. M erely m ention the in sti­
tu tio n ; im m ediately someone re­
members som ething unfortunate 
th at happened on 
the campus 
sometime in th e past. He may 
add th a t the student body as a 
whole is clean and upright; but 
the thing th a t is remembered by 
his hearers is th e unfortunate 
incident. When 
two or three 
of th e se have been whispered 
around and m agnified by 
ru ­
mor, we get som ething like the 
following eiitorial which ap­
peared m one of the state pa- , 
pars :

the damage 

of students who are guilty is 
sm all B ut 
they 
have done is g re a t; so th a t such 
an editorial as the above is a 
natural result, and the au th o r 
cannot be absolutely condemned. 
Leaving the ninety-nine in the 
wilderness to find the one th a t 
h a s strayed doesn't seem so un-

THE DAILY TEXAN

G oddard A sk s A id o f 

P roperty H olders m 

the feet that m alaria exists in Aus- 
, tin, and unless the mosquitoes are 
eradicated or controlled this disease 

W ar A g a in st M alaria

J is sure to spread.

T H IS W E E K
Today

H o w # Mother*, Kappa Alpha 

T heta House, IO a. as.

Glee d o h , S Hall, 7 p rn 
W.A.A, Connell, 7:15 p. rn.
W e d n e s d a y 

A thbei Literary S ociety, Aahhel 

Room, 5 p. rn.

Kappa Delta Pi, E B. 223,

M asonic Study Club, E B. 312, 
15 p. rn.
A lpha Kappa Pts, Phi Kappa Poi
rn se, 7 :3 0 p. rn,

P u p ils M ay Enroll 

for D em onstration 

School T his Sum m er

Beginning on June D5 ami closing 
Ju ly 24, the University of Texas 
D em onstration School will be 
con­
ducted in the Education Building.

The high fifth and the low sixth 
j grades will be taught by Mr. Leon­
ard Power, principal of the Franklin 
School, P o rt A rthur; the high third 
and the low fourth grades will be 
tau g h t by Miss Anna K. Garretson, 
supervisor o f prim ary grades in the 
Austin public schools; and the high 
first and low second grades will be 
tau g h t by Miss Nina Glass, principal 
of 
of the Banger Avenue Behoot 
Waco.

F ifteen pupils will be accepted for 
each division except for* high first 
low second grades, in each of 
and 
which only twelve pupils will be en­
rolled.

No tuition will be charged. Free 
te x t-books will be furnished. Pupils 
will be enrolled in the order in which 
w ritten appl cations are received. All 
applications must contain 
the fol­
lowing inform ation: Name, home ad-! 
dress and telephone num ber of p ar­
e n t; full came, aire. trrinie nor a t­

H a rras«T ri^lP^^^iP9i
on again five m inutia later. Some 
people are ho thoughtless.

Dumbed Ribbon Winner*!!

The guy who thinks that Buff-O r 

pington is a mail order house.

The bloke who paddles fo u r miles 
thinking that he can 

up the Lake 
d rift back with the current.

T h e C onvenience o f 
an Oversharp

T he person who 
b as experienced 
t h e satisfactio n 
o f an E v ersh arp 
thinks 
no m ore 
of giving 
it up 
com m on 
fo r 
a 
pencil 
th a n of 
giving up electric 
lig h t 
fo r kero­
sene lam ps.

T h e re is a style 
fe a tu re ab o u t an 
E v ersh arp . 
to©, 
w hich is m ighty 
satisfa c to ry 
t <» 
good taste.

You will a p p re ­
this when 
ciate 
you 
over 
look 
out * 
com plete 
stock.

Prices range from 
$U 00 to $49.00

A fine stock of 
Fountain P e n s , 
also, priced from 
$2.50 up

summ er 

. Iv realize the danger 

ou know th a t the house fly is 
| a common carrier of typhoid fever, 
dysentery and the many g a stro in te s­
tinal diseases so common among chil­
dren during the 
sn o n tf^ 
r'hes hreeij in fra^h, straw arid b a r® 
yard accumulations. 
It is n e e d le * 
to say that these nuisances should t f l 
removed. 

■
“ If you will take the time to t h *
I,I rn flj
that y H j 
anti guest--? are s f l |
b> these pests. T h < -*-fu H |
;e. r,-d 
j perm it Us to insist th at all w in d o w 
be screened from top to bottom, that 
cisterns, wells, etc.f be screened. O il: 
or drain ail standing water, and re­
In other 
move ail w ater containers. 
words, if you do not 
the 
breeding of mosquitoes and fliea on 
your premises you will not only pre­
vent disease but add a g rea t deal of 
com fort to your home. Remember 
that it is easier to prevent disease 
than to cure it, and you may by your 
own efforts save much suffering and 
expense. Therefore we insist th at I 
you begin now a fight for health pro­
tection and home com fort during the 
hot summer months.

perm it 

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“ Help us make Austin and espe­
cially the University community the 
cleanest and most healthful spot In 
Texas.”

t Y oung M en 

ly Priced

It will only be a m a tte r of a few d ays until th ey will a ll! 
be gone— and we are not likely to be able to offer th is ! 
g ra d e of c o llar a tta c h e d oxford cloth sh irt a g a i n s o o n 1 
,
a t so low a price. 

O xfords of Soft Brown C alfskin. 
In sm a rt English w alk­
ing last and ru b b e r heel ta p .— They are re ally m ost ex­
ceptional values at this low price o f.............................. $6.56

106 W est Gth S tre e t

The H om e of 

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Q u a lity — Service— S atisfaction

THE A U S T I N N A T I O N A L B A N K

R esources $ 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 

C H IN E SE D IS H E S

F acu lty and S tu dent A cco u n t Solicited

are now served in ad d itio n to o u r re g u la r A m erican dishes 

W hen dow n tow n call around

If w e are not already laundering your shirt! 
and collars w ou ld like an opportunity to dem ­
onstrate to you a R eal L ive E xam p le o f Q u ality 
and Service.

lf you ex p ect to get good space for your 

advertising, see the business m anager o f 

the I exan today for all your advertising.

A ll Sunday advertising m ust be in the 

business m an ager’s office by 8 :3 0 a. rn. 

Saturday. W e m ust know w hether to 

print an eigh t page T exan by Saturday 

m orning. O therw ise, you w ill not be 

able to get your advertisem ents in the S u n ­

American Cafe 
300 Congress Avenue, Phone 3472

a t 8 a. rn., IO a. rn., 11:45 a. rn., 12:45 p. m 
2 p. rn., 4 p. rn., 5 :4 5 p. rn.

C ourteous and C arefu l D rivers 
Buick Cars Used in This Service

$ 5 .0 0 R ound Trip; $ 2 .7 5 O ne W ay

d a y ’s T exan .

W e Pay—

4 Per Cent on Time Deposit*.
6 Per Cent on Guaranteed Land Notes (no d elay)

Diam ond Merchants 

THE HALLMARK STORE 

•I S Congress Ave.

C o m e r o f E a s t 6 th a n d B r a z o s ( D r is k ill H o le ,
Please accept this as a personal invitation to visit oui 

nk,

Sincerely,

GEO. W . WALLING, Jr., V. P. 
H. A. TURNER, Cashier.

Manager,
Texan

R E A D T H E A D S IN T H E D A IL Y T E X A N

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H i

ON

you, the 
5518 or 3434. 

latest Paris styles. Ring 
— 7

LOST— In Education Building Sat­
urday, bl$ck raincoat, had some 
checks iii pocket. Leave at Texan 
— 2
office. J. E. Butler. 

LOST— Brown raincoat with, initials 
F. W. on inside of back. Finder 
phbne 6314 and. receive rew ard. — 2

Your Good 
icarance
A p p t

means that you are not only 
careful of your dress, but of 
your hair, nails and o f your
skin.
University Girls frill find per­
fect satisfaction in our equip­
ment and service.

MARINELLO
Ladies* E n t r a n c e of D riskill 
P h o n e 4 0 1 4

CLASSIFIEDS

STUDENTS— God* first claa* bar­
ber service a t the Hall of Fame, 
Palace Barbet Shop, next doer to 
—SI
Kress. 

DR. WILLIAM E. BERGMAN, suite 
905 Littlefield Building, dental 
surgeon and pyorrhea specialist, of­
fice phone 2538. Austin. Texas. —tf

ate, satisfaction assured; 

HEMSTITCHING— Charges moder­
sewing 
machines rented and 
ai 
Household Specialty Shop 1700 La­
tf
vaca. Phone 7086. 

repaired 

! FOR SALE— Am leaving town, will 
sacrifce m otor eande at a bargain 
j E xtra equipm ent and in good eondt- 
30
I lion. Phone 6957, 

LOST- A Gamma Phi Beta sorority 
pin. Phone 5501 or 3149 and re­
- 4

ceive reward. 

GIRLS— Have your commencement 
dresses made in the latest vogue 
styles, by an expert, who will give

For M other’s day flowers, 
Phone 6964, H yde P ark Floral 
Co.

DONNELLY A W HITE
Plumbing and Heating 
Contractors
905 Congress Ave. 
Phone 181

Y o u r F r ie n d s ,
Von Boeckmann- 
Jones Co.
Printers

THERE’S an unusual tasti­
ness about the cake we 
bake th a t will please you 
and your fam ily and your 
guests. The butter, eggs 
and milk as well as th e 
fruity flavoring used in our 
pastry g uarantee the pure 
wholesomeness of our b a k ­
ing products.

LAST-SUMMER 

ORGANDIES 

LIKE NEW

The slight stains, dirt and pres- 
piration m arks can be removed 
by o u r scientific dry-cleaning 
process which handles the finest, 
sheerest of materials.

Then a fte r our careful pressing 
you'll have a dainty new sum­
mer Brock without any of the 
trouble of shopping.

NICK LINZ

2652

611 Congress

T H U R L O W B. W E E D 
E m b a l m e r e n d F u neral D irector! 
M o d e r n F u n e ra l Home. 
S u p e r i o r AmbuTaace Service. 

L a v a c a a t 1 7 th 

P ho ne 6 0 8 0

SWANN 
FURNITURE AND 
CARPET COMPANY

We Build More Homes

401 Congress Ave.

ITS UNUSUAL

Call Us Today

STATIONERY

Let Us Watch Your Teeth
DR. GUFFIN
and associates 
D e n tis ts 
Phone 7839 — 612 H Congress 
We do your work now

I T V V E U 

• B E F E O W E L L
Pliofi»S67J u o i-g L .v m aS t

This Ad Won First 
Prize in the Contest of the 
Associated Retail Credit Men

I BOX (a) 50c

PAY A PENNY 

AND GET AN­

OTHER BOX

T
H

I AM YOUR 
CREDIT

MAKE of me what you will— I shall ce fleet, von as clearly as a mirror 
th ro w . 

 p m K I S t

n u , ^ 

j g

g

I shall be strong a

carefully or I shall tCounci! Votes 75 Instead of 
I shall redound to y Usual IOO Points to Those
I shall be as a millstt 

Making A rchery Team

At and guard me 
^'Jyou neglect me. 
y ‘at me right, or 
kyjne. 
ch

I shall precede y. At th<; reKUlar meetin* of th* w.
ain behind you 
in the memories of A A- 
1 lluncil Tuesday evening at 
b y lelping hand in 
your new home or 1 7 A B , it was voted to give fifteen 
A r i f distrust to be 
cast upon you. 
em honor to your
memory or I shall be a blot on your name long a fte r your face is 
forgotten.

I abjoints for keeping two weeks n f

I am your friend and helper every day and your tower of refuge in 

time of misfortune.

I am jnore than the ability to purchase goods on time 

I am a com­

posite part of your character.

I am your credit.

promptly.

Build me right and keep me right by setting your obligations 

Written by Qrvte D. Hunter.

C. F. Otey returned from a short 
in 

visit with friends and relatives 
Runge, Texas.

Anna Belle Ferguson of Dallas, a 
the 

form er University student Is 
guest of Lois Smith.

Charles and Fred Terry were 
called to A. & M., where th eir bro­
th er is very ill.

. Cornelia Hood spent the week end 
in San Marcos,

Mildred Morris has returned from 

Houston.

J. B. Williams spent the week end 

in Austin with his parents.

# Alice Johnson of M artindale is a 

guest at the Phi Mu house. 
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Payne Will Lecture 

to Chapel Attenders 

During Present Week

Beginning this m orning there will 
be a series of chapel talks of unusual 
interest both to students of literatu re 
and to those interested in religion. 
The speaker will be Prof. L. W. 
Payne, Jr., and his topic will be “ The 
Bible and Modern L iteratu re.”

An exam ination of 

the program 
outlined below will give a general 
idea of the character of the talks. 
Dr. Payne is an unusually attractive 
about 
lecturer and is 
these lectures so th at all who are fo r­
tu n ate enough to hear them may ex­
pect a real treat.

enthusiastic 

The lectures will be delivered each 
m orning in room 107, Main Building, 
beginning a t 8:35 and lasting tw en­
ty minutes. 
list 
of lectures:

Following 

the 

is 

In the Beginning: Alfred Noyes, 

“ The Origin of Life,” Gen. I. 

.

God: Alfred Noyes, 

“ The P a ra ­

dox,” en. I.

C reated: A lfred Noyes, 

“The

Loom of Y ears,” Gen. I.
The T errors of Sin: 

John Mase­
field, “The Hounds of Hell,” Psalms 
22.

G ods E verlasting Love: Francis 
Thompson, “The Hounds of Heaven,” 
Luke 15, Psalms 139.

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For good home 

cooking* 
pleasant surroundings* g rea t­
est convenience. Cactus Tea 
Room.

M a je stic

recent 

“ Fool’s Paradise” combines most 
of the elem ents th a t have made Ce­
pictures 
cil B. DvMille’s 
unique in the mdtion picture field. 
He has good actors 
in Theodore 
Kosloff, Mildred H arris, Dorothy 
Dalton and Conrad Nagel, and their 
ra th e r f a r ­
perform ance m akes 
fetched plot sufficiently convincing 
for the fabric of beautiful and elab­
orate settings and m asterly episodes 
th at have been built upon it.

The story involves the infatuation 
of an ex-soldier fo r a little French 
dancer who visited his hospital In 
France, and tangles with th eir des­
tinies thoes of a beautiful girl of the 
Mexican border, and her lover who 
keeps a cantina ju st across the riv ­
er. Poll, the girl m arries the blind 
soldier, making him believe th at she 
is the French dancer, and loses him 
when her affection leads her to get 
his sight back fo r him.
However, a closer 

acquaintance 
with his idol brings his back in re ­
pentance to the girl on the border, 
and he succeeds in winning her back.

Q u ee n

a t 

Hope Hampton, starrin g 

the 
Queen* gives both thrills and pleas­
ures, in her new picture, “ S tard u st.” 
This production is taken from the 
novel by Fannie H urst, and is well 
directed and lives up to 
true 
story.

the 

Hope Hampton, filling the role of 
Lily, had from childhood led a mis­
erable life of to rtu re, from every- J 
body but her father. She wras forced j 
into m arriage, deserted and a b u se d ; 
by her husband, and finally through I 
the a rt that. had always been sup ! 
pressed she made her fam e and like 
•ll good stories lived happily 
ever 
afterw ard.

Flapper* and Floppers 
C atchers and Stoppers 
C leaners— we are

Biggs Co.

HUlyer’s flower* m ake old 

love new. Phone 6160.

H A L T !

We have those New Straw 
H ats to suit your taste.— Pan­
am a and Sailor.

Ask for
J. Darrell Jones
‘The Man Who Advertises” 

A t Scarbrough**
T o d a y 2 to 6 p. rn.

THE WALTER TIPS COMPANY
HARDW ARE AND MACHINERY

Sporting Goods, Guns and Ammunition 
Automobile Accessories

DRUGS

PRESCRIPTIONS

WOODIE GILBERT DRUG CO.

Phone 5345 

6th and Congress

Motorcycle Delivery

TOILET ARTICLES

CANDIES

KUMM

DRINK AT THE NEW FOUNTAIN

JOSEPH’S PHARMACY
7 th and Congress

F o u n d e r* ’ D ay B a n q u e t

visiting 

the walls. 

Members of the Phi Gamma Del-
fratern ity and 
alumni 
ebrated with the annual Found- 
Day Banquet Saturday night at 
Driskill Hotel. The fraternity 
tors of purple and white were c a r­
li J d OM io the decorations consist - 
'■
of large baskets of flow’ers and
Judge Ben
$ m er'; on 
Powell of Austin was toastm aster, 
ddes 
the active chapter the fol- 
ing alumni were present: Billy 
ck, W alter McAUistsr, Kotsie 
gore. Pat Swearingen, Je rry Bel- 
r, Kenneth Bourn and J. P. Bar- 
y of San Antonio; John Lockhart 
J Skipper Gouge of Galveston, 
d W ard of Paula Valley, Okla- 
ma, Felix Thaxton, H arris Brush, 
ige Ben S. Powell, Dr. E. D. Shur- 
and William 
B erry W hitaker 
mney of Austin, Jack Vo'well of 
Paso.

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VIi-ss Ina Bogle, daughter of Mrs. 
(iinie Bogle of Austin, was mar- 
i!i 
to 
iii San Antonio, April 22 
itain Edward ll. Dignowity of San 
tonio. The m arriage was very 
etly solemnized 
the presence 
only the 
immediate fam ilies of 
bride and groom. Mrs. Dignow- 
was reared and educated in Aus- 
and attended the Austin public 
ools and the U niversity. She has 
n a teacher in the public schools 
San Antonio for the past year, 
jtain Dignowity is of a prom inent 
deer San Antonio family and is 
raduate engine**! of H arvard D ai­
nty.

^ois Foster has returned from her 
ne in Sari Marcos where she spent 
week end and had as her guests 
•fyle Canady, Selwyn Sage and 
y Belle Taylor.

kites E dith Krhard, a member of 
bps Alpha sorority, who received 
degree from the U niversity last 
[liner, will retu rn to h e r home in 
tople, Texas, Tuesday, a fte r visit- 
Mary Power, 2403- Rio Grande, 
several days.

dr. and Mrs. Joseph Gresham of 
son, Texas, announces the birth 
a daughter, Dorothy Elaine. Mrs. 
!«ham was form erly Bill Baker of 
•khart.

Mildred Morris has retu rn ed from 
home in Houston where she spent

I I ast week end. While there, Miss 

rris attended a vocational confer- 
e for high school girls.

day Bi lic Taylor is withdrawing
rn school on account o f ill health, 
I will return to her home in Como, 
•
dssippi, today. 

Eva Howard spent the week end 
the San Marcos S tate Normal 
the guest of Julia Brown, who 

fumed with h e r.fo r a few days.

of W ichita 
Lllan Montgomery 
jUs, a form er student, who received 
law degree in 1921, spent the 

»k end in Austin.

■. and Mrs. Joe Gilbert 

leave 
[esday fo r El Paso, where Dr. Gii- 
rt will at end the Texas State Med- 

Assoeiation Convention.

■Mrs. Ralph Bailey of Charleston, 
Kith Carolina, national officer of 
Ii Mu sorority, is a guest at the 
Ii Mu house.

[Marian Gaines who came to attend 
Sigma Chi dance, has returned 

her home in San Antonio.

(Mary Ramsey has withdrawn from 
moi and will retu rn to her home 
Dallas.

[Mrs. F. B. Davison of Texas City 
Is been visiting her daughter, Flor­
a e .

H iliyer’s 

flower* persuade 
’here argum ent* fail. Phone 

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(Successor to the Recreation Dept. 
Chicago School of Civics and 
Philanthropy)
One and two year courses in * 
Recreation and 
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D R A M A T IC S AND P A G E A N T R Y 
BOO S. Ha lated St., (H u ll H o u s e ) , 
Chicago. Write for circular.

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Union Suit* at $1.00 per Suit

Senior Collars and Ties for Every Department

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

MEMORIAL UNION

WORKERS D IS C U SS

CAMPAIGN PLANS

CEREMONY FOA SENIOR

(Continued from page I)

WEEK WILL SYMBOLIZE 
RIFT TO JUNIOR GIRLS

! 

the campaign during the 

The purpose o f thfo convocation !s 
to arouse sentim ent among the stu-
dents in order that they will work Swing-out on F rid Ay Afternoon; Interscholastic League have been ov
on 
mer, calling m eetings of the alu m n i; 
in the various towns over the 
and in general working on the 
among people outside of the U n iver-; week senior girls whether 

state j 
drive i Senior w eek is on and 

ior Initiation Thursday
....... .......

sum* Election of Officers and Jun-

“The bars o f 
against Mexican

prejudice 
contestants in the

this
taking 

racial 

all 

ereo me to a large e x te n t/' declared 
Dr. E. D. Shurter, state chairman 
of the Interscholastic League, yester­
day, in discussing the Mexican girl 
declaimer fronrMcAHen High School, 
district No. 32 o f the Interscholas-

their degrees in June or August are

Memorial Union Bulletin 

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Xeile Collins, president o f Cap and I tic League, named Celestine Con- 

to Mexican Youth*

F or

Men

Gown, says that plans have been laid
in order that those who are for the proper celebration of the oc 

about 

, t i , the 

, Un of the c o r n a d a * /
to get out some kind of a bulletin 
which will explain all 
the
Union 
working on the com mittee and other j canion, 
students as well may know about 
what the building 
is to be. The 
two bulletin boards which have been
used 
the Memorial Building* 
universities have proved a stjcceesr 
and it is planned to secure more of 

Several m eetings are scheduled for 
th** next few days, the most iruport-

in showing advertisements of ant of which 
o f 

is the **nior Swin* 
other > 0 u t on Friday afternoon at 6 o'clock

“ Previously to this, it has been 
hard to get the school* o f the Rio 
Grande Valley to recognize talent 
in Mexican students, and we have 
had a hard time in making the con­
test* as equal as they should be/*

BASEBALL TEAM

IS HOME WITH

ITS VICTORIES

( Continued from page I)

their final two games of the season,] 
to b . Ployed on Clark Field tw o) 
weeks from Friday and Saturday
against the Baylor University Bears, 
to win the 
champion­
conference 
ship.

Field

Bear* Lead C o n f e r e n c e

leading 

The Bears are^ now 

in 
the conference percentage*, having 
won four conference victories 
last 
week. Two of these games were 
won over the Rife Institute Owl* at 
Houston and 
the other couple o f 
Bear victories were scored over the 
Texas Aggies at Waco. Lyons and
Tanner, 
turned in remarkably good 
.n e e , against the Owls and the Far- eely 
mers, each p.tcher quell.ng each nine I buBU ng com m ittee and he 

two Bear p i t c h y J w T 5 

the 

in which every girl o f the University said Lr. Shurter, and continued his
it was one
i» expected to participate. An elab- statem ent declaring that 

orate field program has been 

laid of the hopeful signs o f growth o f

W here Society Brand Clothes Are Sold

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perform . r,,an o f the building. James R. Bev- 

 w d l 7 T t / n t X I £

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wUl b s h.dd on the so lth ' 

„ chairman o f the plans a n d ,,* ,. of th„ Main BulldJng> where th e ; been

stated 

lx)nKhorn Band and thl. Bluebonnet

building will be ready soon

D e v o t e T im e 

to P u b lic ity

d ra,t :,f the ProP°!'e,J Chain will be the main features. Each
has 
been
junior and senior girl 
asked to drop a nickel 
in the box 
at Miss Newton's o ffice to be used 
for the Bluebonnet Chain.

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to Austin 

in the past, there 
being a Mexican boy in the contest 
for junior boys’ from the state high 
school. However, this year, in the 
opinion o f Dr. Shurter, will probably 
be the turning point in this phase 
of district competition in the League.

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THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT I AM A LIFE MEMBER
OF THE 
DON’T WORRY CLUB 
AND THAT I ALONE CAN FORFEIT MY MEMBERSHIP
M. SILVER, Organizer 
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Arbitration Board Decides That 
Run Made by A d a m s 
Should Count

Protest entered by the Laws in 
the ninth inning o f the baseball game 
Saturday with the Engineers, when 
a run scored by a Law player was 
not allowed by the umpire, was up­
held yesterday afternoon by an ar­
bitral com m ittee, and the Laws Were 
declared the w inners of the game by 
the score o f 4 to 3.

free 

The dispute arose in the lest half 
o f the ninth inning, when the score 
was atanding at a tie, 3 to 3. Adams, 
first man up for the Laws, walked, 
Hooten followed him by also draw­
transportation, placing 
ing a 
Adams on second. Then, on a passed 
ball by the E ngineer catcher, Adams 
rounded third and crossed the rub­
ber. However, the umpire refaaed 
to allow the run to count. Tile Laws* 
m anagem ent then .nerved notice that 
his team waa playing the rest o f the 
gam e under protest. The contest 
w ent two more Inning* before it wa* 
called on account o f darkness, with 
the score still 3 to 3.

The protest entered by the Laws 
was placed before an arbitral com­
m ittee yesterday. Thft committee, 
composed o f Coach W. J, Disch, R. 
L. Murphree, Rube L e is t e r and P. 
D. Moore, ruled that the run should 
have been counted. The Law* were 
given the gam e by a 4 to 3 score. 
By virtue o f the com m ittee’* ruling, 
the la w s were declared to the win­
ners o f 
intramural baseball 
the 
championship.

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T exas U niversity waa barely out­
classed by a margin of nine point* in 
a contest at Camp Mabry rifle range 
Sunday morning, April 30. The total 
score o f 678 to 669 Was high consider­
ing that rain greatly in terfered .

Jam es R. Beverly of the University 
tied MoCallam of the Austin Rifle 
Club for first plat-** with a score of 
139 out of a possible IfiO point*. 
Beverly Is from Dalhart. The next 
in order for the University riflemen 
were Mayfield o f El Paso, 134; Hard- 
wicke of Dallas and Johnson of Hen­
rietta tied for third with 133 points, 
and Bose o f San Antonio was fifth 
with 130 points.

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FIRST INTER-SOCIETY

DEBATE IS ON TONIGHT

Lesley Cooper, Moulton Cobb and 
G. Hubert Nelson o f the Hogg De­
bating Club will meet the team of 
the Rusk Literary Society composed 
of C. L. Phlnney, F. G. Wilson and 
E verett Jones in the first of the in- 
tersociety prelim inaries in the Law 
Auditorium tonight at 7:30 o’clock. 
The team representing the Hogg De­
bating Club will uphold the affirm a­
tive of the question, Resolved, That 
all political prisoner 
Senator Buckhanan of /th e 
leased. 
com ptroller’s departm ent, Mr. S teb ­
bins o f Stebbins & James and (J. (J.
Taylor will act as judges. The de­
bate is not open to the public.

should be r 

The winning team will meet 

the 
winner o f the Atheneeum-Spea cera’ 
context May IO.

dnrt” lr ,th" ■ " g i m t 
Tanner turned in the better perform ­
ance, twirling a no-hit, no-run game 
against Rice and shut-out against the 
Aggie* in the .Saturday battle which 
wa* won by the Bears, 1-0.
Boar* P la y S. M. U.

The Bear* have two more confer­
ence game* before they m eet the 
Longhorn*, both with 
the weak 
Southern Methodist University Mus­
tang*. Only a radical reversal* of 
past performances would result in a 
Mustang victory over 
the Bear*. 
Longhorn supporters are not expect­
ing the Bears to lose either game 
the 
against S. M. U. and expect 
Bridgemen to go into the Longhorn 
series here with a standing of 12 
games woo and 2 lost.

A lab am a S ta te W eak

Disch men would start against.

Heim* Odom, Longhorn shortstop, 
knocked a homer over the left field 
fence at Alabama— a feat which had 
not been done this year and which 
was done only twice last season.

Manny Ponsford, Longhorn south­
paw, fanned the Alabama State third 
baseman, who had not been fanned 
once this season, twice during the 
Saturday game.

STACY WINS CUP FOR

-0—

Murphree and Hemsell placed sec­
ond and third respectively yester­
day afternoon.

Besides the competition between 
the linesmen, the winners of the cups 
offered for the best end, the best 
parser nod the best field goal kicker 
will be decided this afternoon.

RUSK MEMBERS HOLD

ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE

Open house, an annual social eve^fc 
o f the Rusk Literary Society, was ob­
served last Saturday night, the met}. 
beni and the r co-ed guests present 
numbering sixty or seventy.

One of the surprises o f the south­
ern trip, according to the Longhorn 
players, was the fact that the Texas 
nine found the Alabama State nine 
the weakest team met on the tour—*
LOSES TO LOCAL CLUB! 'and the Alabama club waa expected 
{to prove the strongest team that the

VARSITY RIFLE TEAM

DELEGATES RETURN FROM 
Y. W. C. A. CONVENTION

One extremely welcome surpn 
was the presence of Ernest Ma 
former Husk man and Varsity" deba­
ter, now practicing law in Fort Worth.
Another unexpected feature o f the 
program was the rendering o f sev­
eral musical selections by Bill Camp, 
Glen Wilson, Frank Day, and Louie

Approximately two thousand rep­
resentatives from all parts of the 
United States and from foreign coun­
tries gathered at the national Young 
Women’s Christian Association Con­
vention held at Hot Springs, Arkan-] Dunbar, members o f the Glee Club. 
*as, from April 20-27, according tot Regular member* of the Rusk w h o 
the U niversity delegate?, who returned j spoke at the Saturday night gathering ) 
Friday. 

were: Jack Wood, J. P. W atson, Ev-
The representatives who have re- erett Jones, Nowlin Randolph, Carl
Phinney, Blake Johnsont Meredith 
Posey, Per rival Foreman, and Brady 
Cole.

turned are: Gertrude Butler, Bernar­
dine Applfey, E stelle Eli rode, and 
May Lee Guthrie Miss Josephine 
Budd has stayed over for the Sec­
retary's, convention and will return 
later in the week.

O N E M O R E SPORT

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BIBLE CLASS M E E T IN G

U .in * rn h i. .a b je c t the booh 
R evelation* Dr. E. O. W ebb will ppeak 
b efore the Leader’s Bible Class at the 
V M C . A . reading room Monday even- 
log at 7 o'clock.

Mr, Lawrence Wharton spoke be­
fair representation of the 
fore a 
Bible d a t e Friday 
evening. He 
spoke on the first four books o f the 
Old unix the first five books o f the 
New Testament,

Swimming is the only intramural 
j sport which remains to be held, Ber- 
j ry Whitaker, director of intramural 
athletics, announced Monday. Con-
in swimming will be held .b o u t

the middle o f May, he stated.

The point standing o f the various 
departments, as announced yesterday 
by the intramural athletic director, 
is as follows:

Engineers 306, Laws 

221, P re­
med* 197, freshmen 187 1-2, Busi­
ness Administration 176, Pre-Laws 
Juniors 
141 1-2. Sophomores 
36, Seniors 12, Education I.

138, 

PUNTING EXCELLENCE! tio n ; Eugenia Marshall, chairman o f
the W om an’s Council; Charles C.
Denman, chairman o f 
the Men’s 
Council; William Harry Jack, editor- 
in-chief of the Daily Texan; H. G, 
the 
Stilw ell, m anaging editor 
D aily Texan*; Carroll Williams, edi-j 
tor o f the Cactus; Maurice Crain, 
editor o f the Longhorn; A m o No- 
w otny, Fred Cole and Bran Pool, yell i 
leader and assistant yell leaders.

Punk Stacy, Longhorn backfield 
man who will be eligible for the T ex­
as eleven this season, yesterday a ft­
ernoon won the loving cup offered 
for the best punting ability. The 
competition was a part of the spring 
football training tournament which 
started yesterday. The competition 
for the cup offered for the best lines­
man was postponed until this after­
noon.

of 

At the m eeting Friday it was de­
cided d efin itely that the drive should 
not incorporate a plan to raise mon­
ey for a gymnasium , separate from 
the Memorial Union Building, and 
it was also decided that no money 
or pledges would be taken this year, 
all the time and work being devoted 
to carrying out publicity work and 
inform ing the student* of the union.
There will be a meeting o f the ex­
ecutive com m ittee heads in a few 
days to lay out a definite schedule 
o f the work o f each com mittee as 
there has been some confusion late­
ly over the overlapping of the work 
o f these com mittees.

ADVERTISING PLANS 

WILL BE DISCUSSED 

AT COMMITTEE MEET

(Continued from page I)

frage arc the two factors which have 
influenced the Barb Campaign com­
m ittee in its decision to wage a spir­
ited cam paign.”

This afternoon at 5 o'clock there 
will be a m eeting of the Cap and 
Gown Association in the Girls’ Study 
Hall and again Thursday afternoon j 
at the same tim e election of officers 
for the com ing year and the initia­
tion o f junior girls.

The senior song to be sung is here j 
given and all senior girls are partic-; 
ularly requested to learn it:

F afew ell, farew ell, dear junior, 
Farewll to you, dear girls,
Four years w e’ve trod these sa- 

. cred halls,
Four years w e’ve 

these walls,

toiled within 

Four years we’ve headed duty’s 

call and now 'tis done. 

leave to 

you 

the 

Farewell, we 
torch

And duties that ofttim es will irk; 
We pray that you will never shirk.

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S IG M A D E L T A P S I T R Y O U T S

B arb Ballot 
Candidates whose names will ap­
pear upon the official Barb ticket, 
and the o ffic es which the^e candi­
dates are seeking are as 
follows: 
Archie I). Gray, president o f the 
Ira Allen, 
Students’ Association; 
vice president of th*- Students’ Asso­
ciation ; Katrina Kirby, aeeretary-
treasurer "of** the C a d e n t / A s s o d l- ! tTyt Ut for raembe™biP ™ Sfrmm J *

First tryouts for Sigma Delta Psi, 
honorary athletic fraternity, in both 
senior and junior memberships, will 
on Clark 
be held this afternoon 
Field at 3 
contests 
scheduled for this afternoon are in 
the 100-yard dash, broad jump and
high jump. AU m en who intend to 

o ’clock. The 

ta Psi are requested to turn in their 
names today to Coach Clyde L ittle­
field.

I HANCOCK

“ OPERA HOUSE1 1

Last Time Today

CONWAY
J HARLE
SHADOWS
OF THE SEA'

A d d ed A tt r a c t io n

The Original Tom Thumb 
Midgets in Person

C o m in g 

Wed

Thur*., F ri. and S at.

MAE MURRAY IN 

“FASCINATION”

Dr. T. F. Cox
Dentist

Scarbrough Bldg.

The personnel o f the Barb Cam­
paign Comm ittee which will direct 
the political destiny o f the candi­
dates o f the Barb Convention is made 
up o f the following men: John K. 
W eber, chairman; Roy D. Jack son / 
Earl D. Smith, Gilbert Newsome, H. j 
A. Hendricks, and Lloyd J. Greg-| 
cry.

VARIOUS BENEFITS OF 

RADIOS ARE DISCUSSED

Radios from the point of view o f 
the market, religion, and of am use­
m ents was the subject of an address 
given by James Hunter, a former stu­
dent o f the University, to the mem-! 
hers o f the New man Club of which 
he is a member.

Mr. Hunter, assistant state mar­
keting agent, is interested in using 
the radio system as a means o f get-! 
ting o u t' up-to-date reports to the 
farm ers o f the state on the selling 
prices o f Texas products, so there 
will be no loss in shipping the g o o d s.: 
To fu rther his plan he has made ar 
rangem ents with the University for] 
the use o f the University radio sta-j 
tion.

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