% X \ t B a i l l i f t t x a n First C o lle g e D a ily in the South A U S T IN , T E X A S , T U E S D A Y , JULY I, 1924 (F O U R P A G E S ) No. 17 ( If f ne n VARSITY TENNIS ACES DEFEAT HARVARD FOR SECOND CHAMPIONSHIP FOH F CAM PUS PROGRAM ANNUAL RECEPTION OF Y.M .C.A. ANDY. W.C. A. WILL BE HELD TONIGHT V arsity G raduates Ship O ut for N ew York From Frisco Varied M usical Program and Refreshm ents W ill Feature O pen H ouse A t U niversity “ Y .” VOL. X X V . AMONG THOSE! IN SCHOOL By F lo ren ce R obinson R. C. F o r m a n , t e a c h e r of A m eri-j fro m c an L ite r a tu r e in th e S u m m e r N o r ­ mal, is w o rk in g to w a r d his M A. d e ­ g re e in th e U n iv ersity . M r. F o r m a n j rec e iv e d his B.A. d e g re e th e U n iv e rs ity of L o u isia n a a n d w as a s tu d e n t in th e Boston ( u r r y School of E xp ression . Mr. F o r m a n has a p riv a te stu d io in F o r t W o rth . He is a h u m o ro u s r e a d e r , h av in g b een c o n ­ n e c te d w ith an in d e p e n d e n t lyceum f o r gain ed b e in g the b e st a f t e r d i n n e r s p e a k e r in the S ta te . Mr. F o r m a n w as h ead of th e Public S p e a k in g D e p a r tm e n t in T e x a s W o m a n ’s College, F t . W o rth , f o r is a p r o m in e n t l e c tu r e r and e n t e r t a i n e r in T ex as. a n u m b e r of y e a rs th e r e p u ta ti o n tw o y e a rs, a n d a n d h a s | Miss Sadie C laire R ichm ond, B.A. g r a d u a t e of th e U n iv e rsity in 1911, is a tt e n d in g S u m m e r School w ork in g to w a rd h e r M.A. d e g re e . Miss R ich­ m ond is h ead of th e E n g lish d e p a r t ­ m e n t in th e E n n is H igh School and is co n n e c te d with the lib ra ry in E n ­ nis. Miss Richm ond is especially i n ­ te re s te d in th e C u m m in g ’s high-school m e th o d a d v o c a te d by S u p e r in te n d e n t J . W . O ’B anion of E n n is. Miss Mona F e l to n , who has been te a c h in g English in G r a n d Saline H igh School f o r th e p a st y e a r is a t ­ te n d in g t h e U n iv e rs ity th is s u m m e r a n d is a c a n d id a te fo r a B.A. d e g re e in A u gu st. Miss F e lto n is an ex- s tu d e n t o f th e U n iv e rsity . in Miss E v a J o n e s, t r a n s f e r fro m Col­ is lege of I n d u s tr ia l A rts, D e n to n , do in g w o rk this su m m e r . Miss J o n e s is a sis te r of E a r n e s t J o n e s who w as a v e ry p o p u ­ la r s tu d e n t in th e U n iv e rsity f o r a n u m b e r of y ears. th e U n iv e rs ity Mrs. Ola H e a th G a r r e t t , B.A. g r a d ­ u a te o f th e U n iv e rs ity , is a tt e n d in g th e U n iv e rs ity R u m m e r Session w o r k ­ ing to w a rd h e r M a s te r ’s d egree. Mrs te a c h e r o f Span ish and G a r r e t t Flistory in M adisonville High School. She is a m e m b e r of the Phi Mu so ro r ity on th e cam p us. is S IM O N D S ' T exas Has No Real Place to P u t H er Scientific Collections MATERIAL N IU LACKING ---------- in T e x a s as Files of Southw estern Maga zine Stored in B asem ent of M ain Building “ T h e re is a c ry in g n eed f o r a m use u m on th e c a m p u s ,’’ said Dr. F. “ We h ave people fr o m WL Sim onds. e v e ry w h e re com ing to see th e W re n n L ib rary . We should h a v e o u r sc ie n ­ tific collections t h a t th e y w ould be e q u a lly a ttr a c tiv e . W e a r e n o t lac k in g in m a te r ia l. W h a t we need is a place to k eep it.” in su ch shape little o f th e a tte n t io n B eca u se of th e in s u f f ic ie n t m eans of disp osing o f sc ie n tific collections a n d historical a rch iv e s, th e really v a l­ th e U n iv e rsity ua b le possessions o f receive t h a t th e ir w o rth seem s to m e rit. T h e p a p e rs p e r ta i n in g to T e x a s h isto ry a n d politics, which w ere f o r ­ m e rly k e p t in th e Main Building, have b e e n the Main L ib ra ry , b u t th e files of th e S o u th ­ w e ste rn H istorical M agazine a re k e p t on the g ro u n d flo o r of the Main Building. this th ir d bu ilding , w h e re the o ffic e s and some of th e la b o r a to r ie s o f Zoology, G eol­ ogy, a n d B o ta n y D e p a r tm e n ts a r e lo­ c a te d , has m a n y collection s of sc ie n ­ tific t r a n s f e r r e d flo o r of in te r e s t. T h e to BITTS' SPEECH IN TEXAS REVIEW; Ju ly Issue W ill C ontain A d ­ dresses D elivered at Ju n e C om m encem ent is Miss G ra c e Hill, who h as b e e n in c h a rg e o f th e loan desk in th e Uni- v e r s ity L ib r a r y f o r th p a s t y e a r, is a new m e m b e r o f th e S u m m e r L i­ b r a r y School, offering tw o cou rses in lib r a ry in stru c tio n . Miss Hill spend h e r v a ca tio n in Colorado. T he J u ly issue of th e T ex a s R e ­ view, l ite r a r y q u a r te r ly pub lished by m e m b e rs of th e U n iv e r s ity f a c u lty , w ‘^ ; will co n ta in th e p a p e r b y J u d g e R. L. B a tts on “ C e rv a n te s , Don Q uixote, a nd S a n c h o ,” w hich was delivered a t Miss F a n n ie M cM unn, g r a d u a te o f th e r e c e n t c o m m e n c e m e n t exercises d o in g a d v an c e d 0 f th e U n iv e rsity , th e U n iv e rsity , w ork in th e U n iv e rsity S u m m e r Ses- j T h e r e will also be review s o f tw o gjon. Miss McMunn is prin c ip a l of T e x a s novels by C la r a FL M cLure. in B eau- T h e novels a r e “ T h e G olden Co­ one o f P a r is , c o on ,” by R u th C ross, nsent. T e x a s, who was a w a r d e d th e $!>00 prize o f f e r e d by D. A. F r a n k , of b a l ­ las, f o r th e b e st novel s u b m itte d by an e x - s tu d e n t; a n d “ In th e L a n d of C o tto n ,” by D o r o th y S c a r b r o u g h , of W aco, now a m e m b e r o f the f a c u lty | of C olum b ia U n iv e rsity . T h e r e will also be artic le s by Dr. A a ro n S c h a f ­ fer, a n d Dr. C. C. G lasscock, o f th e S E IS IN PREDICTS 1924 TEAM the w a rd schools of ; R o m a nc e L a n g u a g e D e p a r tm e n t. “ Doc’* Says Prospects A re E x­ cellent W ith Fine Fresh­ m an M aterial Postoffice R eceipts S how Large Increase y e a r. t r a i n e r te a m s since fo r increage Jn “ As good as la st y e a r ’s,” is w h a t gtateg P o s tm a s te r G eorge H . S p a r e n b e r g la rg e t h a t tb c r e has b een a tbe a m o u n t of bu sin e ss “ D oc” W eisan, v e t e r a n V a r s ity ath le tic 1916, h a n d ied a nd the postal re c e ip ts a t th e says a b o u t fo o tb a ll p r o sp e c ts a t th e j U n iv e rsity Postoffice S ta tio n o ver th e U n iv e rsity fo r la st y e a r, n e x t bases his conclusion on th e n u m b e r in c re a se in p ostal re c e ip ts has of p rom ising f re s h m a n p la y e rs fro n \ bcen over $2,000 o r a p p r o x im a te ly last y e a r a n d the v a lu a b le e x p e r ie n c e which all p ro spe c tive c a n d id a te s fo r j H ug h M. S p ain , s u p e r in te n d e n t o f th e te a m h ave u n d e r I the U n iv e rsity S ta tio n , wishes to call m eth o d s of th e V a r s ity coach, E. J . L tt e n t i o n to a m a t t e r t h a t m ig ht be S te w a r t, f o r la st y e a r s te a m was th e ^ in t€ r e s t to a g r e a t n u m b e r o f th e f ir s t te a m to be u n d e r th e tu te la g e o f I g|jm|neT s t u d e n t s , « ! t is possible t h a t S te w a r t, th o u g h it w as u n d e f e a te d . “ Doc” j c o rre g p o n d in g perio d f o r c oaching c e n t th e ^ a c o n f e r e n c e Dr. D. A. P e n i c k , w h o ha* n e v e r lo»t c h a m p i o n s h i p s i n c e h e b e g a n c o a c h i n g t h e Var - »ity s q u a d , a n d u n d e r w h o l e c o a c h ­ i ng W h i t e a n d T h a l h e i m e r h a v e t w i c e w o n t h? N a t i o n a l I n t er r l e g i a t e d o u b l e * c h a m p i ^ ^ j ^ ^ f j ^ ] • “ I like __________________ s him to devote — .»ng a g r e a t p ic tu re , r o o t b a l i s , em ploy in g as model. O k l a F » s t r e e t girl. Dick in- q s sie ’s love r o m a n c e with S a y f n e w s p a p e r c o rre sp o n d - r e v e n g e Bessie d e stro y s ait of h e r s e lf which he th e n ig h t b e f o r e he be- B ristow o blind. Maisie c a re s fo r ta in -elect* fflictio n a n d th e p ic tu re fo o tb a ll he p a ir happ ily re u n ite d , liked th e * L o g a n fin e ly p o r tr a y s is v ery I Beanie B rok e w hile Dick tw o scholayed by P e r c y M a rm o n t ma Univjquist is Maisie W ells and an d theience is e x c e lle n tly e a s t as in achor. T ho se a p p e a r in g in the o th e r ire ludo M abel V a n B u re n , — Bristorave. lawr finish n e x t y on the te a m f sclecte s e c o n d - ^ — . piayci h e W hite Sin” ball at sity. field t t f r o w M a d * c B e , U m y W i t h .. , i , W.h C o m e d y and N e w s a t th e m e n d U nivei T i m e s Today L \ # m e a t r e ^ W \ p ro m isin g E sp ecially c a n d id a te s f r o m last y e a r ’* fro sh te a m a r e Sto­ v e r, f o r m e r ly of A u s tin C o lle g e ; H all, Moore a n d p e rh a p s o th e rs, t h e opinion of “ D oc,” som e of whom he believes w ere on a p a r w ith c e r ta in m em b e rs of th e past V a r s ity team . ------------ -~ o _ ------------- in I ii fit I . S T U D E N T S M A K I N G S K E T C H E S M em bers o f th e w a te r co lo r d a » s of th e School of A r c h i te c tu r e , are snowing a k een in te r e s t in th e ir w ork which ta k e s th e m ou t of d o o rs alm o st e v e r y d ay in se a rc h of n a t u r a l b e a u ty f o r th e ir sketches. M any p oints of in t e r e s t in and a r o u n d A ustin h ave b een sketched . t h e r e is a m u c h a g r e a t n u m b e r o f o u r visitors do n o t th e d y j £ L I G H T T H A T know t h a t t h e r e is a postoffice sta - Univei tion a t th e U n iv e rsity . I t seem s as Dr. VV if of mail in the g e n e ra l delivery th a n M{Kan p e r C y M a r m o u t u su a l, which m a n y s t u d e n ts a r e n o t calling t h e i r mail as th e y m ig h t,” Spain A. IL said. la r g e r a m o u n t is giv , q UCj j n e L o g a n a n d it*ry „ e sd ay and T h u rsd ay F A I L E D ” W itb th a t a g r e a t In s titu S p e e j a c k s ” in d ic a te s q q for V( r ' !t' i n ( j t h e W o r l d i n t h e SPRING TERM HONOR ROLL T h e sp rin g ° 0?j r e o f an a c tu a l a r o u n d cruU on his in a 9 8 -fo o t m o to r I | Dr. c o rd in g to a r e p o r t fro m th e o f flee j t e r m of th e d ean o f the College of A r ts W h a re a n d Sciences, will be o u t W e d n e s d a y , teach!! J u l y 2nd. No i n fo rm a tio n as to th e will ti n u m b e r of n a m e , could be g o t t e n ‘ th e since the list is not yet complete. | A bo ut f S t o r e ” Country Store BE OEMONSTWEW SHIPMENT OF “CAT. Se vc* J PRICES FROM $ 7 . p /approxiraa“ly " pc” [WduAl, wA £ i„ * $ J E S S E B E E N CALLED OFF giate D oubles I itle. F o r the second consecutive ye a r, 1 the doubles Texas U n iv e rsity won title of th e N a tio n a l In terc o lle g iate the Merlon T e n n is A ssociation, a t Cricket Club, P h iladelphia, S a tu rd a y , when Louis T h a lh c im o r and Lewis N. W h ite sm ashed t h e i r way th ro u g h the d e f e n s e of th e H a r v a r d p air of Karl P f a f f m a n a n d W. VV. In g rah a m in to u rn e y . The ^core by sets w as 6 - 11, 6-4, 5 7, 6-4. the fin a l ro u n d o f the for last year. The c o m p a ra tiv e scores the p a s t tw o y e a rs show t h a t T exas had an e a s ie r tim e of w in n in g this y e a r th a n In d e f e a tin g A r ­ nold J o n e s and L u cien Williams of Yale, th e T e x a s p air was fo rced to the lim it of five long f a m e s with the fo llow ing scores: 11-9, 6-3, 9-11, 5-7, 6-1. j u s t as d a r k n e s s se ttle d o v e r the co urts. This se aso n th e W h ite -T h a lh eim er c o m b in a tio n lost b u t one set in the fin al m atch , as c o m p a re d to tw o of la st y e a r. last se t w as played T h e T his y e a r ’s fin al g a m e saw a f ig h t th e p a r t of “ R e d ” f o r r e v e n g e on s t a r was T h a lh e im e r. T h e T e x a s e lim in a te d in th e sin gles by p lay P f a f f m a n , who w as also a m e m b e r of In the the H a r v a r d d oubles team . his fin a l r o u n d c h a n c e the one-sided scores he well realized his o p p o r tu n ity . saw T h a lh e im e r fo r r e v e n g e , an d fro m In th e singles play W allace of the d e f e a te d U n iv e rsity of W a sh in g to n Jo n e s o f Yale in th e f in a l game. -------------- o--------------- No Independence Day A ctivi­ ties, D ue to W eek-E nd H olidays [[GION PUNS PIERINI Classes Suspended S aturday, July 5, as W ell as Friday, July 4 No F o u r th o f J u ly p r o g r a m will he given a c c o rd in g t o Mr. H a rv e y in FTngbsh, A. E ag leso n, who had c h a r g e of a r r a n g i n g this p ro g ra m . P a r t of the p r o g r a m m ay be given in s tr u c to r later. is th a t S a tu r d a y T he p rim a r y re aso n fo r n o t giving this p ro g ra m fol­ lowing the F'ourth will he a holiday and m any o f th e s tu d e n ts will he o u t th** of tow n as well as se v e ra l o f people who Were to ta k e p a r t in the p rog ram . T h e A m e ric a n Legion is plan ning an extensive c e le b r a tio n for the F o u r t h a n d it was t h o u g h t t h a t the U n iv e rsity p ro g ra m might, i n t e r ­ fere with it. OF I GIRLS ST S I B . Seventy-tw o Co-Eds Stay at New D orm itory D uring Sum m er Session N e w * ha* b e e n r e c e i v e d f r o m T o m rn ie W o r d , V a r s i t y y e l l l e ad e r , w h o i* in C a l i f o r n i a , t hat he and R r x R i t t e r a r e “ * hi p pi ng o u t ” on t h e U. S. S. M e d i t e r r a n e a n f r o m f o r N e w Y o r k . S a n F r a n c i s c o W o r d a n d R i t t e r a r e r e c e n t gr a d ­ t h e e n g i n e e r i n g *chool , nat e * o f and l e f t A u * t i n i m m e d i a t e l y a f t e r the f o r C a l ­ i f o r n i a in c o m p a n y w i t h Le wi * N o r m a n a n d C. W . P e r k i n * , al*o t h e U n i v e r ­ f o r m e r * t u d e n t * o f last c o m m e n c e m e n t si ty. P e r k i n * and N o r m a n e x p e c t to r e m a i n in C a l i f o r n i a a n d a t ­ t h e U n i v e r » i t y o f S o u t h e r n t e n d C a l i f o r n i a n e x t y e a r . RIER STANDARD Of G U E SHOWN RY STADIUM PLERGES Figures Com piled \ t Head- q u arters R e y ^ ’ * arters Rei of $40 P average nc” V lu al ing r f '“ ‘.v ^ P ile d Ut iv s -dtiiuni h e a d ­ t h a t a very «tand/d o f giving has prevailed U th e ca m p a ig n f o r fun ds whia to e r e c t a T ex as M emorial L'diui*,/ T h e a v e r a g e su b sc rip tio n trough© | | th ' S t u d e n t * G i v e $ 1 4 0 , 0 0 0 ca m p a ig n 4the c am pu s it was I th a t a Cital o f $ 166,000 was -— grs. H ow ever, o f this a m o u n t ap- cly $25,000 was pledged by m e m b e rs and Mr. a n d Mrs. ite h o r S ta rk , leaving a to ta l $ 140,000 p led ge d by th e hemselves. I bree th o u sa n d <00 s t u d e n t s a c tu a lly at- t h a t tim e signed *‘f s ; m a k in g a v e r a g e s tu d e n t of a p p ro x im a te ly mmm an \*tin cam p aig n , th e aver- jit hig h e r; a b o u t $47.00. p e rso n s 2,400 m p a ig n otal o f $115,000. T he th e mail c am p a ig n has ver $35.00 p e r person, Ifficin! point out th a t Tons a re v o lu n te e r and 'Installm ents \ m ay seem a la rg e T he Y. M. C. A. and Y. VV. C. A. will hold th e ir a n n u a l reception f o r t h e su m m e r s t u d e n t s this evening in the p a rlo rs of the Y, M. C. A. B uild­ ing, from 8 to IO. A varied m usical p ro g ra m will be re n d e r e d th r o u g h ­ ou t th e evening. This occasion will th e a ff o r d an a p p o r tu n it y f o r s u m m e r school a n d norm al s tu d e n ts to g e t a c q u a in te d with the d e a n s a n d h igher offic ia ls o f the U niv e rsity , according to Miss Ione S pears, c h a i r ­ m an of th e e n t e r t a i n m e n t c o m m it­ tee. all P u n c h will be served on the f r o n t p r o g r a m porch, while th e m usical will bi* given in th e re a d in g room . T he following will p a rtic ip a te in th e p ro g r a m : Misses Cleo R a tliff, D ar- th u lia Davis, R u th Penick, E dleen Begg, N o rm a C h a th a m , Lillian Augs- p e rg e r, Mrs. W. E. Long, an d Mr. and Mrs. H e n r y L e b e rm a n n . T he follow ing will comprise t h e r e ­ lin e: Dr. and Mrs. S u tto n , ceiving Dr. and Mrs. E b y , Dean H u b b a r d , Miss N ew to n, J u d g e and Mrs. H ild e­ b ra n d , Miss E d n a McDaniel, Miss Casis, Dr. and Mrs. M ath er, Dr. a n d Mrs. H a rp e r, Dr. and Mrs. Pen ick, Dr. a n d Mrs. B enedict, D ean P a r lin , Miss M attie L o c k e tt, Mrs. K a u f m a n , B o n n e r F’rizzell, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sm ith, a n d Miss Ione Spears. ......... o - * TEXAS RECEIVES A nnual R ental Is Received From 160 Residences Lo­ cated on New C am pus An an n u a l income of a p p r o x im a te ­ ly $66,000 is now being received by the U n iv e r s ity fro m re n ta l residences. I Im p r o p e r ty is k e p t in ex cellent r e ­ pair by th e U n iv e rsity , and th e n e t the, income goes to th e c re d it bu ilding fu nd in stitu tio n , I he se residences a r e s itu a te d on th e p r o p e r ty t h a t was re c e n tly pu rc h ase d fo r the e n la r g e m e n t of th e U n iv e r­ sity cam pu s to m ake possible th e car-. ry in g o ut o f th e building p r o g r a m p la n n e d f o r the f u t u r e expan sio n of the in stitu tio n . th e of of to income There a r e 160 residences on the new ly a c q u ire d p ro p e rty , and all a r e re n te d , b rin g in g an th e U niv ersity o f a p p r o x im a te ly $ 5 , 5 0 0 pe r m onth. M an y of the resid ences a re occupied by th e ir f o r m e r ow ners. In a d d itio n to t h a t incom e, th e U n i­ ve rsity receives a p p ro x im a te ly $ 5 0 0 th e p e r m o nth fro m c o tta g e s on th e B r a c k e n rid g e t r a c t to cam p ers. T h e re a r e now nin e ty t e n ­ a n ts on th a t land. th e r e n ta l of A R C H I T E C T S I N D E M A N D evident A good d e m a n d fo r Texas a r c h i­ la st te c tu ra l s t u d e n t s w as H erm , in t h a t e v e r y senior and a l­ most e v e ry u n d e r g r a d u a te has been placed w ith some reliable a r c h ite c ­ tu r a l firm fo r the sum m er. U n d e r a r e c e n t ru ling , c a n d id a te s f o r d e ­ grees m u st h av e s p e n t a t least one su m m e r o r its e q u iv a le n t in an of­ fice doing p ra c tic a l work. a c tin g chairm an A d ju n c t P ro fe ss o r &• L. White, th e E ngineering responsible students. vrte p la c in g la rg e ly th e o f C A L E N D A R T u e s d a y 6:15 P . M LOO P. M. Y . M . C . A . a n d Y . W . C . A , E d u c a t i o n a l A a a ’n. R e c e p t i o n a t Y . M . C . A . Building. W ednetda it 9 :0 0 A.M. Chapel, G irl.’ Hall. , Field. 7 :0 ° P M - P I . H our, S t u d y J o r d a n Scholar IN ONE OF THE OUTSTANDIP COLLEGES OF THE SO,.— .J FOR SALE AT. A REDp^rr"; WRITE THE MAN AG* 4 TEXAS — . STUDENTS PU BLIC A TIO N UNIVERSITY STATIC) A U S T I N , T E X A S , seven c e n ts p e r would inconven- ’ja r c d William L. / a s th e m em o rial f i n k i n g large .impossible to con- in f * .thin*. \ o f T e x a s have ^ a y a n d th e ultl- m o v em e n t seems at Illinois I no* * from ^cn elected as­ tronomics a t I!-1 e * t y e a r. He r a d u a te course W ash in gton the h e n t at e x tr a o r d in a r y th e Uni-! F his w ay th ro u g h th re e degrees, foe-1 u n d e f e a te d 19231 T H E D A I E Y T E X A N B I L L Y S T I F F ______________ But T here A re Sw ord -S w allow ers in A n y C afe! B y O sborne A lexan d er I , y ' I | ' o u ! TAOSt TU INGS? a WELL I 3 o c E \ - G A R G O Y L E S ‘I n (S A P P O R T E D . 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B«Hh. •* * » ■ * » R r y f tn r p f u s e d t o a ll o w t h e p a r t y t © Ret s i d e - t r a c k e d o n o t h e r m a t - d e l e g a t i o n ram T o r i t ------~— a mT £ £ ’ u Murpbrea. Frank K'wnr** Midkiff I rn* WnO«fe» — * G ran villa Cr tee —---- —------- EHMfcCftll R ** ------- e m * * s' hJ' " FJ.OK!r. B, w n Marin . .7 . % im erm f .......... 7 ... . l i e r s . A c ta n t j b a ( j ^ h e c o u r a g e t o I n f a c e o f ' - “t S S T t t h a t W M a g a i n s t h i m , M r B r y a n t o r " ■ ' " U s s r , w h a t h e b e l i e v e d t o b e r i g h t , a n d h e w o n . C o lo n e l B r y a n d i d n o t d e f e n d t h e k l a n , b u t h e f o u g h t f o r w h a t h e b e l i e v e d t o b e f o r t h e b e s t i n t e r e s t s o f h i s p a r t y . l i g h t J Bkrtli N *&»<>** i g n n Wilt!nim w f ' r *mp t i , A«*** W if Ha * W ilHam* Nan William* |,**orr A*** Jtmni* wmn*r Q u i t * t'm er * ^ V(W 7jnMh * Ktrikel *• L* *trUM* W i l l i a m J e n n i n g s B r y a n is t h e l e a d e r o f t h e D e m o c r a t i c p a r t y b e c a u s e h e t r u e C h r i s t i a n g e n t l e m a n a n d h a s t h e t m i r a g e I f t h e D e m - jof his convictions. a m a n w i t h ’these characterist irs, our party T h e Business A dm inistration probably will win in the Novem- B U S I N E S S A D M I N I S T R A - TION SCHOOL, H ERE PRO- DUCES SUCCESSFUL G R A D -L ^ a ts can nominate It ATES ............. is a • Department, one of the newest s c h o o ls o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f | a m ia u - h T e x a s , g r a d u a t e s m a k e r s . 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W e a ll i A b o y h a s t o s e ll hfiriN olf t o h i s g i r l b e f o r e h e c a n w in h e r h a n d . A s c h o o l t e a c h e r win her h » w L A . c ha- to sen H'mseH to ; pt a trustees before ne^ A politician hail to ^ell h * to the public be tore e l e c t e d . A P r T ^ r e * a t i o n t e - l F w i i i h . y e s , h u t » h i m s e l f t o h i s W I K t | sbould we try to name Rend, ac we jican the long roirtsident rttnl. A preacher has t o L a I ri-.w lio b Vi *.4. hut still V , n w - J the • n ess and whoo1 Chemists, p r * ^ - ^ * Vximnelft b u s in e s g i s a y n o t o n e o f t h e w ,,ml? 'twould *' m l5 " K t o h i s I F o r w e k n o w i t • n o 8t.niors. tiar8* m a n t a ! " to s e ll h i m s e l f m a n h a s t o s e n c u s t o m e r s f ie f o r e h e c a n m a k e a . , W o r k u r e . t h e r e ’* n a l w a y 9 m usic. d i v i d e n d . , o t h e r m e a s u r e , c o u r s e * t a u g h t rn merit are very s p o r t s - , T h i s d e p a r t m e n t i n t h e W ^ w h i t e , n tbey „ th (lS e w l h d e p a r t - 1 A n d t h o s e h i l l s a n d t h i s » v e r s , t v is c e n t e r e d a r ^ u n d U t e , n e t ^ p e r s o n a l i t i e s o t ^ H e ll a n d E . K * „ H e ll is a n e x c e l l e n t m a r ^ i> osil!f n a n d h i s V 1 ? n f n r t h e n i* h , th o H , J h i e s . I H e r e s t o t h o s e vv ♦ 0 t ! f t n I H e r e .„ t o t h o s e w t . b e a r i n g f r u i t . . professor Met finn l t o T h e T e x a n 's i d e a l o f a n r o f e ^ s o r . H e is t h o r o u g h , e n - a n d m s - e m e t i c ! e n t h u s i a s t i c , c n splendid personality o n e o f t h e b e a t U n i v e r s i t y a n d s u c c e s s f u l I s e n s e s H e i s i n t h e in every way. Her not an excellent teacher, Could make k ' - t » ' ,h any business firm in a num bery f capac itie s-^ A(lministration ' • ............... .. O F F I C I A L — — “ alsol DR_ MOOKK'S Sv , w,u mec, at tWj brr . , v,,.,r.a July 3 al Dr. Eby to graduate* are E d u c a Th* regular n[ fiji in the bu*Ti*ns world. ini> is an aire of specim -stion. and the B. B. A. graduates a ., ipe-j cialists in business. __ — Or—- ’ J.BRYAN IS STILL w m a s t e r o f DEMOCRATS •" r M ^ r s . V v a i u d e n t e h a v e b e e n watching with interest the. avti quianK st ami h ' ^ ; h o p I t - ' .- W i l l i a m J e n n i n « s B n a ^ D r E by w a . - i - h f . ther K,iu, ilti<,nal ,his avenin . t o P W * , .r JC* U t .It ti*"* ’ r ;a\ h o u r durin to e D e r n o ^ ; 1. . ^ * iu .« ." « L tu d , n t, r a n „ ” Tbore Commoner, ic eonvenUou m Colonel i f L i U r W stuileite heard h New York V.IV.-I in Wl Xhstii i ■- J S l S f c f m - Mr. Bryan than »lt ^ e oX er mar.. and Mr. . h a ; - r t , , ^ ......... ,wd«nu. T h e land b o u g h t li e . n o rth an d j c h a rg e ^ o f t h y hfldreo * yirnMtmmmmammJf*** C aldw ell P a u lin e G^ n o f t h . D e lta D d U D e lta h o u se U ttc ii WI «-*,v will spend th e w eek-end in C a m e ro n . —--- and J . C. W h ite s p e n t th e w eek-end a t his hom e in B e lto n . J o e W a rd le f t A u stin y e s te rd a y f o r in ­ K e rrv ille , w h e re he w ill be an s tr u c to r in C oach S te w a r t's cam p. M a rg a re t B rasw ell h as from a visit in San M arcos. r e tu r n e d STADIUM HEIGHT • a s t o f th* p re s e n t c a m p u s betw een T w e n ty -fifth and N in e te e n th and s tre e ts , in th is IS EIGHTY FEET S p eed w ay and Red R iver P r a c tic a lly all o f th e land t r a c t h a s been p u rc h a se d . Structure Will Dominate the Landscape East of Pres­ ent Campus RisirtK to a h e ig h t o f a lm o st e ig h ty ff*et o r a p p ro x im a te ly th a t of art eig h t sto ry b u ttlin g * th * T e x a s M em o­ ria l S U d io m will d o m in a te th e land- Bcapp e a a t o f th e U n iv e rsity o f T exan P r e s e n t b u ild in g p la n s call fo r th e u tiliz a tio n o f this land fo r th e T exas M em orial S ta d iu m , now b ein g b u ilt, a nd f o r a b a se b a ll field and d o rm i­ to r ie s fo r s tu d e n ts to be b u ilt in the f u tu r e . Additional Society P ro fe sso r an d M rs. E lw ood O ris to E lw ood, com and son, leave soon for Philadelphia where they will visit for sometime. T hey will make the trip overland. e x p e c t Miss D o ro th y O dell has r e tu rn e d fro m the tr a in in g cam p fo r g irl scout le a d e rs held re c e n tly a t M edina l^ k e . E n roue hom e Miss Odell visited frie n d s in San A n to n io . W ey lan d F u lc h e r of N aples has re tu rn e d to his hom e fo r th e su m m e r. F u lc h e r w ill r e tu r n to th e U n iv e rsity in th e fa ll. H e w as elected m a n a g e r of th e L o n g h o rn B and la s t sp rin g . Mr. an d M rs. J . D. H edick and d a u g h te rs , M isses H azel an d (d a d y s to H edick, to d a y and spend tw o w eeks in H o u sto n G alv esto n . o v e rla n d leave Mrs. B ain, an d d a u g h te r, E tta , have re tu rn e d fro m an e x te n d e d visit in F o r t W o rth and D allas. Miss B ain th e will th e U n iv e rsity re -e n te r in fa ll. L ucy P age in h e r hom e T h u rsd a y . ( R (.a f j a t t h e C a m e r o n M a r c h I CampuR. T h is w ill be th e f irs t s tr u c ­ M rs. S idney H . I• » ' th e to he placed on tu r e I .H5-a c re ox te n aion o f th e U n iv e rsity C am p u s se c u re d se v e ra l y e a rs ago w hen a m o v em en t w as s ta r te d the U n iv e rsity o u tsid e th e c ity lim its of th e c ity of A u stin . to m ove d ir e c to r of th e S c o ttish R ite D orm i­ to r y has re tu r n e d fro m S an A n to ­ nio and w ill h av e c h a rg e of th e d o r ­ m ito ry th e la s t tw o w eeks of th e f ir s t te rm of su m m e r school. » V i u o n ’i P la n . th e H all. H e is a tte n d in g W a lte r S. B a e r It will he re c a lle d th a t su m m e r n o rm a l an d s ta y in g at B several the y e a rs ago P re s id e n t V inson o f U n iv e rs ity a g ita tio n to s ta r te d an h a v e th e U n iv e rsity m oved to a tr a c t o f land given th e school b y C olonel B ra c k e n rid g e o f S an A n to n io . ^ in- son c o n te n d e d th a t th e p r e s e n t c a m ­ pus w as n o t o f sufficient size to p e r­ m it o f th e b u ild in g p ro g ra m n eces­ sa ry to th e e x p a n sio n o f th e school. T he c itiz e n s o f A u stin cam e to th e ui ukiuk I b y p le d g in g re sc u e amount w ith the Bell T elep h o n e C om pany. C aldw ell C o u n ty la s t y e a r, and was rn th e U n iv e A ity S.A .T .C . in IU IO. to H ouston w h e re he has a position e n g in e e rin g g ra d u a te of th e U n iv e r­ R o b e rt W illis of A u stin , e le c tric a l la st long session, has gone ta u g h t a t his hom e o f th e school sity th e in e ire * .......... 1 * Celebrate the Glorious Fourth in a Hart Schaffner and Marx C o ffm a n will r e tu r n to j O ak la n d , C a lifo rn ia , D i x i e W e a v e S u i t Miss Blossom W ooten is th e g u est of h e r u n c le , J u d g e A. G. G reenw ood and M rs. G reenw ood in P a le stin e . K ew pie R obinson has re tu r n e d fro m a n o u tin g in New B r a u n ! els. O nah A st in s p e n t th e w eek-end w ith frie n d s and re la tiv e s in B ry a n . C o m fo rt, sty le a n d e c o n o m y in th ese p o p u la r S u m m e r C lothes. a n d w oolens give y o u cool c o m fo rt, no m a tte r how- hot th e d ay . T h e y h ave real sty le ta ilo re d in b y m a s te r tailors. T h e ir cost is lo w ; no la u n ­ d e rin g a n d long w e a r. P o ro u s w o rs te d s Summer E ln o ra E d g a r leav es to d a y V t i o lU lititto to take Notice Sale Extraordwr of " T h e B a n k for Y o u " THE U N I V E R S I T Y BANK (U n in c o rp o ra te d ) 2212 Guadalupe Open 8 :3 0 A.M . Throug1 dy and st Bank W ill Close at - S S f $25 to $40 - W ith T w o Trousers W hen W anted. Cool Cool Cool A g re a t selection of ca refu lly tailo red tropical c lo th es— S eersu ck ers, P a lm Beach,. M ohall s, Linens, L inen C r a s k F lan n els, Tropical W or- s t e d s , a n d N o v elty F a b ric s — $10 $15 T O $25 S atisfactio n G u a r a n te e d Stebbins & James H art Schaffner & M a rx Clothes rn N EW Yo Take the only direct passenger ocean route from Texas to New York and enjoy the freedom, comfort [and ECONOMY of the “best way north.” Compare the through fares, plus sleeping car rates and cost of meals en route and you will be convinced that the LOWEST TOTAL COST is Scarf Se GIFTS an/* BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 30 WDR HOBBY I ' £? { all 3702 EAM LAUNDRY E ast 5th Street THE BLUE BONNET SHOP Cactus Arcade 2206 G uadalupe S t s and te«bv; Don’t forget this big event to save m oney! THE DRISKILL ) BUSY? a r business comes from old custo- appreciate high grade work and .a new customers. I t is our desire ie 0444. HOTEL LAUNDRY Via GALVESTON Snrtest Rail Ride-Lon|e»t Wrier Tri* I a f J P- M. tor Nim Toth • • S. S. San Jacinto . S. S. Concho ------ S. S. Comal K S lf R. Mallory .I uly 5 . Jo rn* 21 „ J line- 25 Juno JR Ab— m f m et* carry p*m a n S a ri an d freig h t f m i / f i g h t f i l i n g * av ary W edn—dmr- A utom obiles Carried R f r f t i o n t , tic k et* , mnd o f h e r deta il* m a y be arran ged im adram-ca a i nearaat railroad tic k e t a g e n t, or w rite tm MALLORY LINE F . T . R E N N IE G e n e ra l A g e n t, G a lv e sto n , T ex** CaiH* e*>4 F lo rid a P oint* S team «r» eaB a t K -v W ert, F la , na-ikin* conven­ ie n t connection* a t K ey W est for H a v a n a and afl point* on th e e aal and w eft coact* et Florida. Society By Elizabeth Rice iw n im n * ii n in* mtnMiiHi mwi w u n u trm m m t*«f t u n * wuiiwbbbmi Jam es-H utchings the marriage of General and Mrs. Henry Hutchings announce their daughter, Katherine, to William N. James, Saturday, June 14, 1924, in Fort Worth. Miss Hutchings is an ex-student of the University and a member of the Chi Omega sorority. Several years ago Miss Hutchings left Austin to live with her parents in Fort Worth. Mr. James, who is a graduate of Center College, is a member of S’g- ma Alpha Epsilon fraternity and has for several years been coach of the Fort Worth Central High-School foot­ ball team. Mr. and Mrs. James will make their home in Fort Worth where Mr. James 5 is a member of the coaching staff , of T.C.U. * * * * * * Stokes-M ichaelis Mr. and Mrs. Charles M ichaels of ^Galveston announce the engagement their and approaching marriage of daughter, Marie Katherine, to Dr. Paul B. Stokes of Crockett. Miss [ Michael is is an ex-student of both Isullins College, Va., and the Univer- t sity of Texas. Dr. Stokes is a 1924 graduate of the medical department of the Uni­ versity of Texas arid a member of Phi Alpha Sigma. He is also a graduate of Southern Methodist Uni- v e r i t y of Dallas, where he was a m em ber of the Pi Kappa Alpha fra­ ternity. For the pa: t four years he has been attending the medical col- •legc in Galveston where he has been popular in both social and profes­ sional circles. * * * * * * p u n n-W alton jh& The marriage of Harvey Dunn and Miss Ione Walton of Brownsville will be of interest to their many itll st in f I iends. The wedding was solemnized ?at, the Presbyterian Church 'Brownsville on June 2. in j Mr. Dunn is an Aust’n boy who j for the past four years has been em-1 ployed with the highway department land has his headquarters in C orpus! Christi. Miss Walton is an ex-student of the University of Texas. * * * * * * , Joint R eception T o Be H eld T onight Honoring the students and faculty of the gummer school and summer joint the University, a normal of reception will be given by the Y.M.C.A. and the Y.W.C.A. this eve­ ning from 8 until IQ o’clock. During * the evening there will be a .special program of music. * * * * * * Longhorn Editor H ere Hubert Mewhinney of Buckholts, Milam County, who is editor of the Longhorn Magazine for next year, vp visiting friends on the campus. LMqwhinney was managing editor of last year and was gthe publication sleeted editor in the spring elections without opposition. He says he has L number of constructive plans for the magazine next year. Mrs. S. J. von Koenneritz left last week for Chicago to spend the sum­ mer with her daughter, Helena, who is connected with one of the large advertising agencies that city. Miss von Kornneritz is a graduate of in s. Hie University of Texas, having re c< ived her master’s degree in jo u r­ n a lism . in Chicago since last summer. She has been d e n Turner, former student of the University, is in summer school, having taught at G afford the past year. Turner was on the University wrestling team in ’23 and won the championship in the 125-pound di­ vision that year, his first of eligi­ bility. “ Ham” Lowe was on the campus last week-end visiting friends. Lowe, a law student in the last long session, campaigning Texas with Dan is Moody, who is running for attorney- general. Miss Elizabeth Simkins and Judge Slinking are now visiting Judge Sim- kin’s daughter in Dallas and will later go to Corpus Christi. S P ID E R A N D R O S E Expert fencing daring horscmansship are featured in the picture at the Majestic today. and S C R E E N S P O T L I G H T S By Louis T. Hamlctt T HE AT ER C A LE ND AR Munday and Tuesday Majestic: “ The Spider and the in Rose,” a tale of mission California. life Texas: “The Light That bailed,” screen version of Kipling’s story. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Ha ncock: Madge Bellamy in “The White Sin.” Queen: “ Women Who Give,’ showing life on a deep sea fishing fleet. O w en Moore in R ole O f C hinese Lord Owen Moore, one of the screen’s foremost comedy and dramatic play in ers, enacts the principal “Thundergate,” a tensely dramatic picturization of Sidney Herschel Small’s novel, “The l ord of Thunder gate,” which comes to the Majestic Theater Wednesday role in “Thunder Few actors in pictures today have had such a wide experience before the camera as Moore, and it was be cause of his extensive and versatile career that he was chosen for the difficult leading role gate.” In this First National picture Moore portrays a young American to a engineer, whose resemblance Chinese lord precipitates him in a series of adventurous, exciting and ron\antic situations and finally wins him a white wife, who was forced on him when, through circumstances, he was compelled to take the place of the reak lord. Other well known film celebrities who have parts in this absorbing pic­ ture are Sylvia Dreamer, Virginia Brown Faire, Robert McKim, Tully Marshall, Richard Cummings and Ynez Seabury. day and Wednesday. Big, manly, handsome, and magnetic in screen personality, his role of a partial crip­ ple and war hero presents him to his:! many “ fans” of both sexes in a new way, but a peculiarly fitting yay, inasmuch as it gives him new acting j possibilities and a chance for putting the real-life John Bowers on the screen. The* facts are that in real Iif e , :| It is a well known fact that Bowers is a world-war hero also. He has never capitalized th^ fact in mo­ tion picture advertising, and only the similarity of certain parts of Harold jj Shumate’s powerful direct screen story with parts of his own expe­ rience brought some of the fa cts to |j light. Mr. Bowers has an equal following ] among men, in contrast to the ‘sheik’ type of matinee doll, beloved of wom-|| en but seldom admired of men. His role in “The White Sin,” however, jj is certain to win him many new friends, for this splendid photoplay j| brings out to the fullest his ability as an actor. — ----------- -o---------- &-------- ‘W om en W h o G ive Q ueen Picture “ Women Who Give,” adapted from that widely-read novel “ Cape (’od Folks,” opened at the Queen Theater | yesterday. W ith the rugged New England coast as a background Reginald Bar­ ker has produced a motion picture J that fairly tingles with romance, drama and thrills. Sarah P. McLean Greene’s story of seafaring men and the. women who await the return of their loved ones with fishing fleets, is a classic and it is even more the absorbing and interesting on screen than it was as a play and Incidentally it is the sort of book. that holds interest for photodram a everyone, man, woman and child and should pack the Queen Theater dur- ng its engagement there. the Barbara Bedford, Renee Adores, Robert Frazer, Frank Keenan Joseph Dowling, Margaret Sodden, Joan Standing, Victor Potel, Eddie Phil­ lips and William Eugene are in the cast. § — 0------------- Jacqueline Logan Stars at T exas shown George Melford’s new' Paramount production, “ The Light That Failed,” featuring Jasqueline Logan, Percy Marmont, Sigrid Holmquist and Da­ at vid Torrence, was the Texas Theater last evening. The story, by Rudyard Kipling, tells of artist who Dick Heldar, a young leaves London, a dismal failure only to retu rn — the talk of England, hav­ ing achieved success by his war sketches during the British occupa tion of the Soudan. Maisie Wells, Dick’s childhood sweetheart, encourages him to devote his time to painting a great picture. Heldar does this, employing as model, Bessie Broke, a street girl. Dick in­ terferes in Bessie’s love romance with Torpenhow, a newspaper correspond­ ent, and in revenge Bessie destroys Dick’s portrait of herself which he had finished the night before he be­ came totally blind. Maisie cares for Dick in his affliction and the picture closes with the pair happily reunited. Jacqueline Logan finely portrays tiie role of Bessie Broke while Dick Heldar is played by Percy Marmont. Sigrid Holmquist is Maisie Wells and David Torrence is excellently cast as Torpenhow. Those appearing in tho support include Mabel Van Buren, Luke Cosgrave. Professor and Mrs. Leon G r e e n , Leading M an W ar H ero * ho recently motored t (> Evanston, In Film at I iaftcock 111., where Professor Green is teach- j, _ John Bowers enacts the role of in Northwestern University, j hero opposite Madge Bellamy in tho to that the* trip was very pleasant Palmer Corporation’s all-star produc tion, “The White Sin,” which is pre sented at the Hancock ^ h eater to that they are enjoying the sum- in Evanston. C O M IN G T O T H E H A N C O C K T H U R S D A Y “ T h e W h ite S in” With M a d g e B ella m y A lso C om ed y and N ew s La*t Time* Today at the IV # a r , T H E A T R E 1 “T H E LIG H T T H A T F A IL E D ” With J a c q u e lin e Logan and P ercy M arm out GO “ A round th e W orld in th e S p e e ja c k s ” Wednesday and Thursday A picture of an actual around the world cruise made by Com­ modore A. Y. Gowen, on his honeymoon, in a 98-foot motor boat, Ask About “ T h e C ountry S to re” Scene A viiKL U r * I Tit Llr l DCntUD I b y G EN E STRATTON - PORTOR- ' N O E X C H A N G E S N O R E F U N D S Th FO ugh J u ly and August, for the benefit of our em ­ ployees, this store will open at 9 and close at 6. Perky Peggy and “Sunbeam'' Perky Peggy” and “Sunbeam" THE COLORS W h ite . P in k Rose, Blue N avy, Y ellow O rc h id , G ra y R ed, G re e n Black, N a v y / 1 an THE m a t e r ia l : Swiss P lain V oile F lock D ot V oile Tissue P rin ts Klaxons, E tc. T h is U an u n u s u a l sale of U n u s u a l D resses, w e ll m a d e D a y tim e F ro ck s in b o th P e g g y a n d S u n b e a m b ra n d s, in cool S u m m e r m a te ria ls . A ll sizes a re in the con ceivab le coloring. the P e rk y - lot w ith every NEW SHIPMENT OF “CATALINA” FELT HATS PRICES FROM $7.50 TO $4.95 Scholarship IN ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING BUSINESS COLLEGES OF THE SOUTH FOR SALE AT. A REDUCTION WRITE THE MANAGER TEXAS STUDENTS PUBLICATIONS INC U N IV E R S IT Y S T A T IO N AUSTIN, TEXAS Doc Stewart’s Summer Football Camp Opens Today A 1 ‘ JIMMIE’S JOYS PLAY HERE WEDNESDAY NIGHT _ ai. awa* n A 9 ATW V I T 1 C *_ t — I _ C t a i r i n f f SS F Six Girl* S taying at H . E. H ouse First T erm T H E D A I L Y T E X A N J o u rn a l of Education, Boston. In speaking of Miss Blanton and her work the review er says: “ Miss Blanton is sincerely honest, looking facts in the face, whichever She is a crusader way they face. of highest purpose when a crusade is demanded, b ut she never descends to the level of a propagandist. She is fc a rita s to the end of the limit and as keen of thought as she is brilliant in expression. t THIRTY COACHES PROM TEXAS HIER [I Mentors ^ ill Learn the Texas System of Gridiron M aneu­ vers and Training D I D. A. PENICK IS Professor Evans of the Austin H igh School Will A ct as A ssistant Dean Two groups of girls will s*ay at* tho Homo Economics Practice House I he first group during tho summer. •will remain until tho first term. Miss Berry has the super- vision' of the house. the close of In the first group are M arjorie B a­ con, Austin; Elizabeth Eby, Austin; Thelma Showaltcr, Austin; Pauline Haybeck, A ustsin; Ellis, Brownwood, and Aleen Phillips, Col­ orado City. Lucille M iss Blanton Praised For E ducational Book Miss Annie Webb Blanton, ad-1 j a n e t professor of Educational A d­ m inistration the University of Texas and form er state superinten- ! dent of schools in Texas, received a in ANY COMBINATION COLORED Bathing Suits M E N ’S a n d W O M E N ’S 500 to C hoose from $3.95 V a lu e s U p to $ I 2.50 & S Sporting Goods Co. ( B y A l t o n L o c k e t t ) FIR S! RETURN Of NOTED B I O LONG TERM CLOSED Nestled in the foothills of the! beautiful hill country of Kerr county, on the banks of the cool,: clear Guadalupe, lies the Uni­ versity of Texas summer camp and coaching school, which will officially open Tuesday, July I. l i t e two directors of the Var­ sity’s latest playground and edu rational center are Coach TU J. “Doe” Stewart, football mentor of the undefeated Dmghorn eleven, who to head of the coach-i W ednesday’s Dance W ill Be ing school; and Alex Waite of Held on R oof of Stephen the phyjical training school. who ia in charge of the high­ school boys’ camp. Jim m ie’g J o y T ^ t l o n a l l y p A ustin Hotel T h i r t y C o a c h e s E n r o l l e d S tew art's coaching school has a present enrollment of over t h i r t y ; coaches from Texas high schools and academics. Here under the w atch­ ful eye of Director Doc the coaches will learn the Texas system of grid­ iron maneuver and pigskin etiquette. And from here the football in s tru c t­ ors will carry out over the state the Longhorn ideas of training, playing and winning. University of Texas dam e o r c h e s t r a ,1 will return to Austin Wednesday to play for a dance Wednesday night on tho I/onghorn Roof of the Ste­ phen P. Austin Hotel. The dance is given primarily fo r University s t u ­ dents and has been placed upon the summer social calendar by calendar to Jack Smith of Temple, who is acting as publicity man for the orchestra thin summer. com m ittee, according the ROCUlS I saxophones; Collis Bradt, saxophone and clarin et; Rex Prei*, c o rn et; Jack trom bon e; Lynn Harrell, Brown, I piano; T oole/ Austin, banjo and sing­ er; F rank (Thornier, drum s; and John- I nit Colo, bass. P R E X Y Eldon Dyer, president of the Stu- d e n t s ’ A s s o n a t e o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y . o f Texas for next year, is working! lion in Texas: A Handbook of Infor- this sum-Inflation,” I in l e n g t h y r e v i e w o f h e r b o o k , the U n i v e r s i t y Bank in a recent issue of the | , was vice-president of la:-!, y ea r and was n The summer Ranger, according to elected prexy in the spring elections S U M M E R R A N G E R the assoc ia ti < ) fifer. Eldon H a t a n d S c a r f o n l y $ 4 . 9 5 or $ 5 . 9 S . Y e L y t i l e S h o p p e , 2 2 1 8 G u a d a l u p e . ------------------- Bob M urphree, circulation m anager, by a big majority. will be ou t next Monday and T u e s -j day. It is not, however, to be issued on the blank et tax, as in the long session, b ut must be paid for inde­ pendently. The Ranger will he on sale a t news stands and on th e cam- fam ous I Pu* for 20 cents a copy. 4TH OF JULY EXCURSION RATES H O G G P R O G R A M T O N I G H T Hogg Debating Society wi l l m eet; ’ tonight a t 7:30 in the Y.MX.A. I he following program wi l l be given: I “ R e s o l v e d , T h a t a Degree of Bache­ lor of Arts Should Be Made a P re­ rd,)l. L e tte r S eU m »H , B ird i, itfcf ha:..I will play i rem ainder of the summer at ih i Lo- j _ f ThZ seventy-five boys en ro lled w ill | kin, noted pleasure palace on the Gal- J be divided into squads of eight and R eston beach. p l a c e d u n d e r the personal care of one of the above stars. The regular daily I dance lovers throughout the schedule of activities will be the VV est Point program , with reveille ai * a. rn. and taps ai IO p, rn. I p o n t h e n retort. ^ ^ ^ (burnie; Shore. clar* jn ex t Sunday, July 6, the m em ber, of July 3. This orchestra, which played for all the Germans during the last long ses­ sion, to Austin since the d o t e of the s p rin g ; form. At t h , ,n ,t of t h , Ion* - i n n . Jim m i,-. j o y s undo, t h , .H r,,- H , » t h is making it? fir:-! retu rn The bert Pritchard, gram includes; Leaser of Two Evils; a Stud* r«n.»M IT e ..d e » tW < o n . h d a t c , * bc rem ainder of tonight’s p ro ­ lion of Jimmie Maloney, began a . . #1|tB t h r o u f h out t h e -Sterling Takehuehi. ^ “ Weekly G run t,’ Martin rudyk. - o State under the m an agem ent of the Joy land Park Amusement Company,! a Galveston concern. During week past the orchestra played fore large crowds at dances in San 0 f University, has gone to Tem* Antonio, Bay Shore, Waco, and G a l-j pje £or tt f t,w days. W hile there he- the Rotary veston. This week the itinerary d u d e s F o rt Worth, Dallas. Austin I — SUTTON \y. S. Sutton, acting president guest, of be the amj wm address its members ^ IN TEM PLE the be-; p r< i win to Galveston I Austin ^ a t a luncheon. He will retu rn to J to reaome hi* duties about f o r TFM P! J PITC H IN G FOR T L M r L £ entire i ^jon | a8t year, is playing with Jim m ie’s Joys has been lauded by president of FerfH nam l “ Rube” L e i s t e r , for- mer University baseball captain and the S tudents Associa- tho South and in the opinion of m a n y ,«Temple baseball leant of the Texas the orchestra has no equal in this! Association. Manager Rankin John- section of the country. The dance gon 0 f tho Temple baseball team is using Rube an a pitcher. “ He will combination, which Maloney bow has develop into u real pitcher before the under his direction, is practically the season ends,” stated M anager Jo h n ­ 'ame one that in 1923 played a six­ son yesterday to a representative of mo nibs en gagem ent as a headline act .... the K eith -O rp h eu m V a u d e v ille cir-J x h e T e x a n . R ub e will e n g a g e in en- cuit. in last year the Hummer of the orc h e stra re tu r n e d to T e x a s from N ew York C ity and played at T o k io j P a l a c e , th e Bailie p la c e w h i c h a g a in , ba ------------------ o----------- - t h e A f t e r e i g h t y e a r s o f s e r v i c e j C a c t u s Tea R o o m k n o w s w h a t kind it under contract. i ) a }ja5i this w inter. jn t ^e in su r a n c e b usin ess In Many out of town visitors a r r ex of food you m ,e peeled for the dance tom orrow n i g h t -------------- a n d e v e r y t h i n g J “ P e n i c k Is D e a n The education of the high school boys will be under the direction of Dr D. A Penick, who will serve as dea n ; and Professor Evans of Aus­ tin high school will act as assistant dean. the Those attending coaching school who have had experience in instructing will assist Penick and Evans in the teaching work. T H U R L O W B. W E E D A M B I L A N C E S E R V I C E Funeral Home Phones 6080 and 6317 is in of I r e a d i n e s s , ac- the state taught, according In a statem ent made yea- the Stephen F. Austin Hotel, Full credit will he given by the fo r all to Doc cording to Roland Burge, m anager high schools of coories Stewart. terday afternoon, S tew art midi “ The ! The present personnel of the or- flaw in the yearly schedule of the j chert™ which is composed of iong-i boy of today in a vacation schedule term University students, is a- Do­ or studies, and in addition affords a lows. Jimmie Maloney, clarinets ana sum m er o f recreation and pleasure for the youth. When school opens in the fall, the boy D ready to step in and b- gin where he left off in J un e, instead of having to waste day and week* in getting accustomed t the grind.” Mr, W aile, the fa the of the coach, will Have charge of th* religious ac tiv ities ■ I FOR SALE or phone 5802. twelve* j bookcases, FOR SALE— A large law library and sections Globe-Wernicke (’all at 3100 Guadalupe The camp located on the old Kerr county fa ir grounds is an ideal one, according to Director Dot. T he row of ten tx, regulation army style, with wood floors, is shaded by a grove of tall tree*. A level gra s field near- by serves as practice field and play- TWO well furnished pleasant rooms, ground. R unning w ater piped from neighborhood west. University th e to w n the ground*, w h i l e ; Rea.v.mabie rent, sleeping porch, all e le c tric — 2 fr o m power plant are in each tent. A large F()R p gym nasium and other building* on t h , fa ir Srrouml, will t>« u » iJ for cl* -, room . The food will be prepared ’<*''*<• ™°<»« with elotseU, bathroom , b y a d ietitia n , and tw o c h e f , from a kitcheactte and t a r * , .crooned s i c ., . Kan A n to n io who,>1. the K e r r v i l l e ' convenience*. Dial 3403 . in c p o t. h. Phone 6315. _ ‘ * “ 1 - Ii - . *. is on lig hts - I ti , ■ -♦-» «--*■ - ----- - - - - CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING - T h # D a i l y T r a a n D o t s Y o u r B u y i n g a n d S e l l i n g F o r Y o s O ffic e : Main B uilding 155. P h o n e 3 1 4 9 WR1GLEYS I DANCING— P riv ate studio, 500 a f t e r je v e r y m e a l 3 U t. Phone 7812. STUDENT driving Regularly to San I Antonio over week-ends, desires 3 I or 4 others to accompany him. W ill make f a te reasonable. Call 7436. — a LOST A N D F O U N D FOUND— Door key to room 31, Main t building; owner may have same by _______ F urnished ap a rtm e n t at *t a Ring at room 155 Main building ^ — t f l t w o ; and paying fo r ad. St., one or e x tra LOST— One large S h a r i f cr fountain pen, in Library Saturday afternoon. leave at Finder please Texan office and get award. — 2 __ C le a n s e s m o u th and teeth and a id s digestion. R e l i e v e s t h a t o v e r ­ eaten teelin g and a cid month. Its 1-a-s-t-I-n-g flavor satisfies the cra v in g tor sw eets. W r ig le y ’* Is d o u b le va lu e In the benefit and pleasure l l provides. Sealed im its Parity Package. k \\\ c« T h e Kerrville Lodge House wilt be M ISCELLANEOUS th e istudv hall for the summer c a m p - --------------------------------- room- LOST- Early F riday between t actu? era. A nine-hole golf c o u rts , tennis UPPERCLASSMAN cou rt* baseball diamond?, and an Tea Room or book store on walk ideal swimming pool in the G oads pus, Reasonable rent. Sleeping gal- to E ngineering Building, 3xo brown purse. Leave* at lope a re f u r th e r a ttra c tio n s of the lery and conveniences. Call Texan leather envelope — I [for phpne number. CJtw|> mate. Cool, quiet place n ea r cam- — 2 Texan office or call 8207. desire: J h e j l a v o r S afety Coaches T o San A ntonio A n d W a y P o i n t s D a i l y S c h e d u l e 7 : 0 0 , 9 : 0 0 , 1 1 : 0 0 A M. 1 : 0 0 , 3:00, 5:00, 7:00 P. M. A n d 3 : 0 0 P. M. S a t u r d a y s a n d S u n d a y s S O U T H E R N T R A N S I T CO. S t a t i o n — 1 0 7 E. 7 t h S t r e e t «: i ss I rn Htmi! itu«ttt«tt«iiuaiaBawiia«uwii«0iHW»ui«*^«iip si | Radio Supplies Curling Irons Students’ Lamps And ’ All Other Kinds of Electrical Appliances John L. Martin 410 Congress Ave, Phone 3563 THE FOLLOWING UNIVERSITY STORES WILL SELL THE MID­ SUMMER ISSUE OF THE TEXAS RANGER MCFADDEN DRUG COMPANY UNIVERSITY CO OP C. G. WUKASCH HOME DRUG COMPANY OTTO’S TEXAS CANDY AND GIFT SHOP Out Soon Watch For It!