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A U S T I N , T E X A S , W E D N E S D A Y , A P R I L l l , 1 9 2 3

No. 1 4 4

V O L . X X I I I .

LIBRARY INVASION PROBED ™ J ™

IV-

Method is Suggested for 

Arriving at Valuation of 

Property to be Condensed

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Pearce To Show 

Lantern Slides 
Of Old King Tut

Three C ases H eard by 
A cquistion B oard 
Tuesday

B y R u t h S m i t h

^ 
i 
‘Toot and Come In 

is the i n \ u a 
lion being extended to an persona
interested in seeing the sixty lanterns
interested in seeing the sixty lantern 

+ nded to all Dersons I lands east of Speiuway and north
*. I *,f T*cvntv-fc u r t h street, w hich is be-
University

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. 

, 

, 

,

i n v i t a - 1 Outlining a plan by which

It 

is u n d e r s t o o d 

t h a t 

t h e U n i ­

v e r s i t y a u t h o r i t i e s h a v e 

s e c u r e d 

the public.

B L U N D E R B U S S 

IN­

V E S T IG A T IO N 
A L S O U P

A t a l a t e h o u r l a s t n i g h t it w a s 

l e a r n e d 

t h a t 

s e n i o r 

p r e s i d e n t s

h a d 

r e c e i v e d 

l e t t e r s 

s u m m o n i n g 

t h e m t o a p p e a r b e f o r e t h e f a c u l t y 

d i s c i p l i n e c o m m i t t e e a t 2 o ' c l o c k 

W e d n e s d a y .

I h a t 

t h e 

i n v a s i o n o f 

t h e L i b r a ­

r y b y 

t h e s e n i o r s 

in c a r r y i n g o u t 

t h e e x e r c i s e s o f S e n i o r D a y 

is 

t o 

b e i n v e s t i g a t e d b y t h e f a c u l t y d i s ­

c i p l i n e 

c o m m i t t e e w a s 

l e a r n e d 

f r o m a m e m b e r o f 

t h e c o m m i t t e e 

tat*- T u e s d a y .

A t 

t h e s a m e 

t i m e 

t h e c a s e s o f 

s t u d e n t s c o n n e c t e d w i t h t h e p u b l i ­

c a t i o n o f 

t h e 

B l u n d e r b u s s 

wi l l 

c o m e u p 

f o r c o n s i d e r a t i o n . 

I w o 

c a s e s o f a l l e g e d v i o l a t i o n o f 

t h e 

h o n o r s y s t e m a r e 

a l s o 

o n 

t h e 

d o c k e t .

t h e n a m e * o f al l s e n i o r p r e s i d e n t s , 

a n d 

i t 

is e x p e c t e d 

t h a t 

t h e y will 

b e c a l l e d b e f o r e 

t h e 

d i s c i p l i n e 

c o m m i t t e e e i t h e r W e d n e s d a y a f t ­

e r n o o n o r l a t e r . 

I he s e n i o r p r e s ­

i d e n t ' . a f f e c t e d a r e : F . W . H i c k s , 

p r e s i d e n t o f t h e S e n i o r L a w s . N o w ­

l i n R a n d o l p h , p r e s i d e n t 

o f 

t h e 

S e n i o r A c a d e m e ; M a r i o n H a r d e s ­

t y , p r e s i d e n t o f 

t h e 

E n g i n e e r s ; 

a n d B . W . K e m p e , p r e s i d e n t o f 

t h e B . A . ’ s.

T h e 

f e a t u r e o f S e n i o r D a y a c ­

t i v i t i e s o b j e c t e d 

t o w a s 

t h e t r a d i ­

t i o n a l t a k e - o f f o f o f C o l o n e l S t m p - 

k i n ’ s e q u i t y c l a s s s t a g e d b y 

t h e 

S e n i o r L a w s 

in 

t h e r e a d i n g 

r o o m 

o f 

t h e M a i n L i b r a r y .

A m e e t i n g o f t h e d i s c i p l i n e c o m ­

m i t t e e 

is s c h e d u l e d 

f o r 

2 

p . m . 

W e d n e s d a y .

I S I H EX-STUDENT 

I I L TILK THURSBY 

SN REFINERY PROBLEM

I 

slides on King Tut-ankh-amen 
old E gy ptian / e h c s . to >e ( tsp * 
l l at 7 : 3 0 
Wednesday night, April 
o’clock in K Hall. P rofessor J . E. 
the departm ent of a n ­
P e a rce , of 
lectu re, 
thropology, will deliver a 
as the slides are shown. The slides 
have been secured by the visual in­
struction division of the B u reau of 
Extension , and the exhibit is free to 

the E arl 
Amazing discoveries of 
( 'a r t e r 
of C arnarvon and Howard 
have brought to light the most ro ­
mantic fac ts concerning a king and 
people who lived hundreds of years 
before the birth of Christ. T h e 'D e - 
( hicago have 
V ry Circulations ol 
brought forth tho first authentic set 
of slides on the latest discoveries in 
is this set which has 
Egypt, and it 
been secured for the benefit of Uni­
the 
versity and Austin people by 
i n s t r u c t i o n division.

v i s u a l 

into 

Jealously guarded ny the E arl of 
C arnarvon, 
information and photo­
graphs of 
these remarkable discov­
this 
eries have been coming 
Fearing m isrepre­
country slowly. 
sentation the E a rl forbade the ta k ­
the 
ing of any photographs inside 
tomb, save those officially made by 
It is these official photo- 
his party. 
in 
I graphs 
I the set to be exhibited at the Uni- 
The slides show not only 
j versity. 
I complete views of the excavations, 
interior and exterio r of King P u t’s 
tomb, but also the diagrams of the 
I other famous tombs, mummies, and 
statues along the hanks of the Nile.
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that have been secured 

the most
e n a b l e value, David B. G racy,

appraised 

a t 

the appraisal
general chairman of 
committee, appeared at the hearing 
of the condemnation co u rt Tuesday 

morning.

Mr. Gracy was appointed chair­
man of the committee by John B. 
Pope, who is chairman of the citi­
zen's committee, Under Mr. G raey’s 
plan, six real estate men of Austin 
to select 
have been commission* *1 
to aid 
two other 
property 
them in 

real estate men 

appraising 

the 

values.

The value will 

Six committees of three men each 
will be formed, and each committee 
will set the value of each piece of 
then be 
j rope t ty , 
added up, and the av erage taken as 
the property. 
the final value of 
Should one com m ittee’s valuation be 
20 per ti nt below or above the a v e r­
age, that committee will be instruc­
ted to make another appraisal. No 
committee will know the value set 
by any oth er committee.
Mr. G racy stated 

is not 
the 
intention of the citizen’s com ­
mittee to lower the estimate of the 
wforth of the property in the te rri­
tory to be condemned.

that 

it 

Three cases, involving the acqui­
of E. R. 
sition of the property 
York, Miss Margare t Stiles, and R. 
HL ( ’(innerly, were heard before the 
condemnation court Tuesday.

$ 4 0 5 6 , which was 

The appraisal of the Y o rk proper 
the 
ty was 
amount approved by the executive 
commit­
committee of the citizens’ 
tee. Testimony of E . R. York and 
th a t 
Houghton Brownlee 
the property was worth between 
$ 6 2 0 0 and $ 6 5 0 0 .

indicated 

fo r 

her 

M iss M arg a ret Stiles was o ffe red 
property. Miss 
$ 1 0 0 0 
th at [the property 
Stiles contends 
is worth $ 3 0 0 0 . The testimony of 
land 
differen t witnesses shows 
to be worth from $ 1 5 0 0 to $3000*

the 

The 

land acquisition * board 

o f­
IL fo rm e rly for 
f e n d $ 9 6 0 0 to R 
J . H. W. V illiams of the 
his home. 
committee estimated the property at 
$ 1 0 ,0 0 0 while other values were set 
at $ 1 2 ,5 0 0 and $ 9 ,0 0 0 . Mr. C o*- 
nerly states that he values the home 
at $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 .

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L e c t u r e G iv e n P r im a r il y 

fo r U niversity L ite ra ry

C h e m i c a l E n - 
g m e e r a

Societies to G ath er

for A nnual M eeting

W. B. Hamilton, president of the 

Texhom a Oil Company, will lecture 

on “ The L ay-O u t of a Refinery,”

next Phursday at 

- p- m. 

in 

Hall 5. The lectu re is given Pr *m * i 3ored by Alpha Phi Epsilon. 
arily for 

the senior and g r a d u a t e j literary societies will participate 

students in 

chemical 

e n g in e e rin g ,: a brief p rogram . 

F oren sic 

'artists and -t elites 

iQf 
! stories will g ath er at the W o m an ’s 
v !; Gym Friday night for the annual all- 
, literary society open house, »pon- 
Ten 
in 
The purpose of 

though 

it will prove 

advanced students 

in geology and

en g in e e rin g 

according

Schoch.

The purpose of the lecture is to 

give a c c u r a t e 

information 

nical students concerning 

to Dr.

to present 

interesting to j ‘ M» P e g r a m is to give each^ society
the o u t­
five minutes 
featu res of each o rgan i­
standing 
society 
individual 
E a c h 
zation. 
will have five minutes, but due to 
time 
the 
can n o t be given. Those rep resent­
ing the d ifferen t societies a re to be 
respective 0$--
the 
designated by 
pro- 
ganizatioris. 

large number, a 

the pet­

longer 

te c h ­

to 

roleum 

industry which will benefit

the 
those contem plating entering the in- gram , refreshm ents will be 

Following 

dustry. 

and a short period g h en over 

to 

A fte r 

the 

lecture 

there will be 

acquainted.

STUDENTS PISS TRI-BUTS

 
served £ u r t ftjn d u b A sk s T h a t M o re 

_

M en A t t e m p t to M a k e
Club

the School of G o v e r n m e n tJ sp* ; ‘ r 

» 

. , 
. 
those who wish 

an informal con feren ce to give an 
. 
to
opportunity 
ask Mr. Hamilton any questions c o n - ! 
cerning the problem of entering in 
dustry.

to
ii* 

tx 

in 1 9 1 1 ; he was 

Mr. Hamilton was a graduate stu ­
the author 
dent 
the 
the University Bulletin on 
of 
in 
sanitary conditions of Austin, 
which he exposed many objection­
since 
able conditions which 
UVV,, rvinvuiuu. 
been remedied. He held a fellow-
ship 

have 
n e neiu a 

in 

and was s e c re ta ry of the Bureau of 
Municipal Research.

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S. M . U . M ustangs 

and A . & M . A ggies 

P l a y 2 - 2 Ti e

C o l l e g e S t a t i o n , T v x a . , A p r i l -0. 
T v . . . A . & M. a n d S o u t h e r n 

M e t h o d i s t 

U n i v e r s i t y 

p l a y e d 

a 

t h r i l l i n g e l e v e n i n n i n g 2 - 2 t i e in a 

S o u t h w e s t e r n 

C o n f e r e n c e 

g a m e 

h e r e t o d a y .

S c o r e :

S . M . U . OOO 

IOO IOO OO— 2 IO 2 

A g g i e s OOO 

IOO 

IOO OO— 2 

8 2

B a t t e r i e s : 

S . M . U . , 

B a s s i n g e r

a n d T h o m p s o n ; A g g i e * , O l s e a a n d 

F o r g a n s o n .

The period (ro m 9 . 4 6 to 12 will
i be reserved fo r dancing. Members

x.u 

• » 

! were neia 

Try-ou ts for 

Especially are they th 

the Curtain Club
of all the literary societies are i n - 1 w#,r - * held Tuesdav nisrht at 7 *15 in
‘ uesuay m g n t a i 
in
auditorium of the Y . M. C. A.
vited to come. 
urged not to stay away on accou nt 
of not having an escort.

trying out the following
Of 
trial ana witi be 
passed 
chance Thursday 
given a 
night a t 7 : 1 5 in the Y . M C. A. au-
B Y Y . M . C . A . T U E S D A Y j ditorium, Mary E . Sanders, F ran ces
J . Grant, F ra n ce s Graham and Cam-

O F F I C E R S I N S T A L L E D

first 
second 

those 

i . 1 0 

the 

T. H. Shelby, director o f the Bu- eron Fairchild.

no^ 

i r e J jL o f E * t e " 5ion’ 

the p ri" C‘P* ' Sin ce a (Treat num ber 

I of the V. M. C. A. Cabinet Tues- 

the m aU llatm n ■ « * ' » * who are m em bers 

o f l h . men
of th.- club will
next year,
day. He spoke on the past history those 
of the try-outs have
pf the University, giving many of requested that any man desiring to 
his own personal experiences. He 
1 contrasted the fac t that in 1 9 0 6 a 
! student body of 100 0 was thought 
I to be an enormous number, while 
being 
now 
planned fo r a student body of over 

try-out who was not there Tuesday, 
come to the meeting Thursday night.

S P E A K E R S C L U B M E E T S

accommodations 

hack in school 

charge 

are 

i ' 5 , 0 0 0 . A lbert McCurdy, talking on 
"S trivin g A fte r a Goal.' , Da Allen,
The Advantages o f
speaking on 
Being a 

‘Y ’ Cabinet Member,” and 
| Ralph R. Wood, retiring president, 
closing the meeting with a short ad- 
“ Dependability,” were 

! dress 
I oth er speakers fo r the evening.

on 

At the meeting the following of­
ficers were installed for the coming 
y e a r: H erman A B rau tigan , presi­
d e n t; Ralph R. Wood, vice-president; 
Bryon Kennedy, secretary.

Plans for the annual banquet of 
Speakers Club were discussed a t a 
meeting of that organization T u es­
day night. The banquet will be hald 
at the Driftkill Hotel. The banquet 
o f C. R. 
committee is composed 
Smith, chairman ^nd E. A . Teagle 
and Howard Hayden.

Try-outs for the inter-society de­
the following 
bates were held and 
the so­
were chosen 
ciety, Wilber Matthews, Charles M. 
Spence, C. J . Garland and Robert 
Jones, alternate.

represent 

to 

Amendment To Constitution 

HEAR HOT DEBATE 
K E (HILE
sharp spii. over au°w- M a r i a 

In d efin ite ly D ue 
i n u c i m i n n y 

m » 

to

, 

A d j o u r n 
JOUrn 

Providing For Filling Of 

Vacancies Passes Assembly
I a y lo p L e a d s In R a c e
F o r U n i v e r s i t y C i r c u s Q u e e n

D ance P roceed s Diverted 
F ro m M em orial 
Union

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sons applied fo r poll ta x booklets.

Cowboys will sell poll 

t a x e s at 
the balloting box during the voting 
hours, from ll a. rn. to I p. rn. and -. 2 4 0 .0 0 . Monday night, in 

' ar^uu, subscription teams was $ ! , - 
.p ile of 

A fte r 

the 

fourth 

two hour ses­

sion held over the proposed new ah-

I
fence rules, the general facu lty ad-1 

j o u r n e d today without having come 

the

to any sort of a decision. 

The : 

absence 

rulings wore 

referred 

tg 

Josephine G illiam Has 
Second P lace T u esday 
Evening

the committee which drew them ups 

fo r fu rth er revision, and considera­

tion was postponed 

indefinitely.

Official 

count 
in 
race shows 
| results of Tuesday’s balloting.

Q ueen’s 

the* 

the Varsity

following 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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a l l o w e d .

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th a t 

 I'I hula Hardin

 
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The faculty is divided on the ques­

Maria T a y l o r 
J osephine Gilliam 
Eleanor Seastrunk 
Minifred Smi th 
Ruth Ratliff 

tion, one side holding th at no cuts 
the 
shall b e (permitted, and 
rules be made much more stringent, 
and the other holding that a certain
number of cu ts should be 
T h ere was a Kood deal of warm a r - Dorothy Brown 
ailment over this point, which was I Katherine Bates 
contested most h ath by the athletic Elizabeth H u rra h
instructors. According 
Benedict, chairman of the com m it- 1 M arg aret Schoch 
tee on the absence ruling a f t e r two l u n e t t e Onetott 
hours of warm argum ent, the f a c u l - , Aiello Blade 
ty covered about six p aragraphs of j Dorothy Nolle Elliott 
•he 
itcly ” 

........ 3 ,1 5 0
9 5 0
 
8 0 0
300
2 5 0
200
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50
50
50
0
0
0
0
0
During the first day of balloting
I in Queen’s ra ce 160 persons voted 
! at the ballot box in front of Main

touched | Constance Douglas

..
| Gladys Dublin 

to Dean I Murrell May 

ruling, and adjourned 

in d efin -1 Marian 

Nothing else 

was even 

upon. The honor system question, 
the 
which was brought up before 
meeting of 
the Arts and Sciences
faculty, was not 
presumably because 

there was no I 

introduced here, | Building. A conservative estimate 
the number of poll-taxes sold
Ko u.inthor during the first day at 5 0 0 , accord-
1 ing to Robert I*. Mmpnree, m anager 
of the Queen’s race.

opportunity. I hen will be 
a n o m e r 
meeting o f the general faculty some 
time this term at which those ques­
tions will ho brought up again.

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DOROTHY NAIL II) IIIN

Of the 3 ,0 0 0 poll ta xes originally 
issued
for sale, 2 8 0 0 were 
printed 
Monday 
addition
and Tuesday.^ In 
to the remaining 2 0 0 an e x tra 3 ,0 0 0 
has been ordered and will be avail­
distribution Wednesday. 
able fo r 
poll 
Any persons wishing to 
taxes can obtain them at the head- 
j quarters office, T Hall, room I. Dur- 
P l e d g e s l a i r T r e a t m e n t of A ll inp on]y one hour Tuesday 31 per-

FII FLAGE ON COUNCIL

Thor, 

 .........

I,all 

sell 

•* 

*

ineligible 

p. rn. to 3 p. rn. Only two v o t e s ! ,h '' 
in Tu esd ay’s count, 
were discarded 
one being cast by a professor in the 
to 
University, who was 
vote and the other being cast as a 
of 
joke. Officials were warned 
E. 
Jo e 
freshman votes cast 
for 
Steiner, official a rt!s i of 
the cele­
bration, whose name as such ap­
on Main 
pears on the blackboard 
votes 
Building, 
were unfounded, however.
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Rumors of such 

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co-El Lim STUDENTS 

RECEIVE RECOGNITION

G la d y * R o w n t r e e Is F ir s t W o m ­
a n P r e s i d e n t of S en io r 
L a w C lass

C a s e s B r o u g h t B e f o r e 
C o u n cil

In announcing as a candidate for 
the Woman’s C oun­
a place upon 
cil, Dorothy Nail give* an added in­
dication as to 
the rapidly awaken­
ing interest among the co-eds of the 
University in regard to election to 

the .council.

fo r 

contest 

‘ In entering the 

its honor system, and, 

a 
place in this b o d y , ’ Miss Nail states, 
‘•I am, of course, pledging myself 
efficient 
service.
i to give honest, 
is already Renown 
I This University 
the 
I fo r 
I cafe of my election, it would be my 
purpose to make that system more 
to make ii a more vital 
effective, 
thing to every student,, and to make 
it a p art of that self-government of 
which we may justly be proud.’’

in 

Miss Nail is now a junior in the 
University, having been in the Uni­
She has 
three years. 
versity 
fo r 
in most varied student 
taken part, 
activities, having been a member of 
the s ta ff of the Daily T exan , and 
done conspicuous work in the Y. W. 
C. A. and women’s athletics.

“ If I become a member of 

the 
council,” says Miss Nail “ I will do 
my utmost to give fair and justly 
cases 
adequate 
F a v o r ­
brought before the council. 
in such a place, or extended 
itism 
to certain cases, is intolerable.”

tr e a tm e n t 

all 

to 

m a t c h e s D u n l a p o f T e x a s , d e f e a t e d 
K n i c k e r b o c k e r o f S. M U . 6 - 2 , 6 -

n o o n .

T e x a s R ack et Men 

D efeat M ustangs 

in D allas M atch

P l a y i n g w i t h o u t t h e s e r v i c e s o f 

C a p t a i n W h i t e , w h o 

is 

ill a t his 

h o m e in A u s t i n , t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f 

I e x a s r a c k e t m e n s e v e r e l y t r o u n c ­

e d 

t h e S o u t h e r n M e t h o d i s t 

U n i ­

v e r s i t y M u s t a n g s T u e s d a y 

a f t e r ­

n o o n a t D a l l a s . 

In 

t h e 

s i n g l e s 

4 . W i l l i s o f T e x a s , b e a t B a i r d o f

5 . M U . 6 - 4 , 8 - 3 , a n d C h a n d l e r o f 

T e x a s w o n f r o m B r o o k s 6 - 1 , 6 - 3 . 

R o d T h a l h e i m e r , b r i l l i a n t d o u b l e s 

p a r t n e r o f C a p t a i n W h i t e , h a d 

t o 

g o i n t o t h e t h i r d s e t t o wi n f r o m 

T h o m a s b y s c o r e s o f 6 - 2 , 4 - 6 , 6 - 2 .

In 

t h e d o u b l e s m a t c h e s W i l l i s 

a n d D u n l a p 

d e f e a t e d K n i c k e r ­

b o c k e r 

a n d 

B r o o k s 

6 - 1 , 

6 - 3 .

C h a n d l e r 

a n d 

T h a l h e i m e r w o n 

f r o m T h o m a s a n d B a i r d 6 - 1 , 6 - 3 .

M E I FUND DDI 

MUKES PROGRESS IN

C a p t a in s of T e a m s T u rn in a 
T o t a l of $ 2 , 2 5 8 by T u e s d a y 
N i g h t

Work on 

the Daniel Fund drive

ll and rick, 

Passage of a resolution to amend
I lo constitution of the Students’ An­
ociation, the election of a member 
of the A ni mbly to fill the vacancy 
l e f t on 
the Publications Board by 
tin1 withdrawal from school of Henry 
A. 
the adoption of sev­
eral committee reports and the past­
ry . of a hill to divert the profits 
tit’ I he All-University Dances from 
the Memorial Union into the treas- 
Students’ Association 
uiv of lie* 
featured 
the S tu ­
d en t-’ Assembly 
a f t e r ­

the meeting of 

Tuesday 

The resolution to amend the con­
introduced by Robert G. 
stitution 
Bledsoe, seeks to allow the Assembly 
its membership 
to fill vacant ics in 
by electing members to its own body, 
thus making ii possible to keep the 
Assembly up to its full quota with­
out the necessity of calling a gen­
e r a l election every time a vacancy 
occurs.

The resolution as passed by the 
Assembly provides th a t: “ In case of 
a vacancy in the Students’ Assembly, 
the Assembly shall be empowered to 
elect a student to fill such vacan cy 
that body of students which 
from 
the said vacan cy leaves without full 
representation.”

This amendment will be submitted 
to the vote of the student body in 
the general election of May 8.

Two 

resolutions, 

the report* of 
penally appointed committees, one 
commending successful management 
the Thanksgiving Reception by 
of 
Charles S. Pipkin, and 
the other
accepting the financial report of the 
rendered by 
,j» Murphree, were passed by the 

j

which is being conducted by Met ho-1 V 11-University Dances 
dist students of 
the 
rapidly. 
progressing 
amount of money turned in by the 

I niversity, 
Sunday 

the Assembly.

is 

w L K(,mper was elected from

its representative 
the Assembly as 
the Board of Publications to 
upon 
take the place left v ac an t by Henry 
from 
A. Handpick who withdrew 
school several weeks ago on account 

of th '' team mom-
hers reported a t the church and $ 4 8 0 
was turned in. While all of the team 
the 
captains were not present 
meeting, every team had a represen­
tative to turn in a report. By Tues­

at 

I 

>n- 

()f *to 

The amounts of money turned in 

illness.
A bill to give into the hands of 
i the Students’ Association whatever
day night $ 2 , 2 5 8 .0 0 had been turned profits may be made from the op-
J el ation of the All-Unfversity Dances
th(. Memorial Union 
ir(stt,ad 
is now inactive, was passed 
and 

by the different team captains are wbieh 
as follows: Lillian Baldwin $ 3 1 4 . 5 0 , ; through 
Herman Brautigan $ 7 9 ,0 0 , 
F ra n c e s adopted.
F o x $ 2 1 8 .0 0 , 
repeals
automatically 
^jn wbich was passed in the fall 
$ 2 9 6 .0 0 , D. H. Peacock 
the 
Louise Rounds $ 1 3 8 .6 0 , N. K. Smith of 
this scholastic y ear giving 
$ 1 8 3 . 0 0 ,; f un(js from the dances to the Memor- 
$ 1 5 9 .0 0 , Ruth Crozier 
Edith F o x $ 7 9 .5 0 , Claudia Holmes 
j a j Urncm and also dispenses with 
$1X 4 .0 0 , Qhe committee which was appointed 
$ 1 4 8 .0 0 , Roland 
F ran ces Keller $ 1 6 1 . 0 0 , making a by the E xecu tive Committee of the 
and approved by
total of $ 2 2 5 8 .0 0 . 
Th* drive teams meet every night j the Assembly to take charge of and 
the Methodist J conduct the dances. This committee 
student j composed of Bob Mtnphrcvi MMI Lu ey 
F ort, 
idiot 

from 7 to 7 : 3 0 a t 
church. Homer T. 
pastor, has offered a prix* of five H arding Adants, 

Crortfc 
$ 1 9 6 .0 0 , j 

Memorial Union 

.selected by 

reading 

\o i g l i t 

(Mara 

final 

Lee 

its 

Merited recognition 
corded to women in the 
present, 

according 

is being »c * j dollars to the team captain securing Memorial E xe cu tiv e Committee, was
the
law school at t,he greatest number of pledges to- approved and 

re-appointed by 

to 

Lucy ML wards the fund by Tuesday night, 

j Assembly to continue in charge of 

Moore, sec retary and 

reg istrar of

the 

law school.

Gladys Rowntree, of B a rtle tt, who 

received a B. A. degree from 

the 

University of 

T exas 

and, 

a f t e r 

spending a year at Columbia Uni­

versity, entered the law school here, 

has made a good record. She has the 
honor of being the first woman who 
has ever been elected president of 
the senior law class.

the All-University dances.

B P S TC FN TfllN 

G O S S E T T S P E A K S T O F R O S H

SENIORS 11 EIM WINGE 

Id L. Gossett of I*ost, has been 
•aking before all first y ear men’s
training classes this week
T h u r s d a y D e c l a r e d L e a p y e a r m interest of the Fortieth Anniver-
gary Celebration. These classes will 
do the construction work on Clark 
Field for the Varsity Circus.

O c c a s io n fo r All S en io r 
G irls

physical 

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L O N G H O R N R I F L E C L U B

T O H O L D J O I N T M E E T

a 

the 

for holding 

At a meeting of 

Longhorn 
Rifle Club to be held in room 3 1 2 
of the Education Building, Wednes­
day a t 7 : 1 5 p.m., plans will be com­
com petitive 
pleted 
m eet within the next six week*.. All 
members of the club as well as all 
who wish to become numbers are re ­
quested to be present at the meet-
ing Wednesday evening in or der that j class of 
the membership rolls may 
pleted. 
meet of the Longhorn Rifle Club 
and the Co-ed Rifle Club at Camp 
Mabry range within the n e ar future 
a t which valuable prizes will be o f­
fered as trophies fo r the best marks­
men. The suggestion of a joint meet 
has met with the hearty approval of 
Miss L u cy Newton, dean of women. 
D e f i n i t e plans as to t h e joint m e e t 
will he worked out by the clubs at 
a later date.

Thursday night has been declared 
leap year for senior girls in all de­
partments, for a t that time the Busi­
ness Administration seniors a rc giv­
ing a dance fo r the seniors of all 
is se c re ta ry -tre a su re r 0^b«*r departm ents at the W om an’s!
to!
bring any girl they wish. Those in i
Still another member of the senior charge of the dance have suggested 
the law school who is making ^hat senior girls overcome their nat-j
c o m -1 good is Sue Falvey of Austin, who u ra j bashfulness and make dates for,
It is planned to hold a joint has made quite a reputation in ama- t he occasion. Charlie’s orchestra will

Susette Meyer of Bowie, who en­
tered the law school a f t e r taking a 
B. A. degree, has also made a good 
record
of the student organization of the Gym. 
law school. 

Senior boys are allowed 

She 

be 

teur theatrical circles. 
terest to note that her mother took 
the L L .B . degree 
school here two years ago. 

from 

the 

the 
Benny Kempe, president of 
law senior H.A.’s has appointed the fol- 
lowing committee to have charge of j

It is of in- fu rn ish music for the dance, 

the collecting 

Mrs. E m m a Stullken Webb, 

Ja c k
wif*- of a successful lawyer of E l- Wood, Benny Kempe, Tom Harris, 
gin, has been studying law fo r three I p auj Whaley and Kenneth Kimbro, 
years She passed the bar examina- an,| requests that those senior B .A .’s 
last J a n u a ry , and now assists who have not paid their assessments 
Hon 
her husband with his practice while se(. „ome one of this committee and I 
she continues her studies. 

turn in their money.

assessments: 

the 

C A L E N D A R 

W e d n e s d a y 

M e e t i n g o f U n i v e r s i t y H o u s e 

M o t h e r s , G i r l s ’ S t u d y H a l l , 3 : 3 0
p m .

G l e e C l u b R e h e a r s a l , S H a l l I O,

5 p . m .

H a l l , 5 p . m .

S o p h o m o r e m e e t i n g , G i r l s ’ S t u d y 

G a its m a A l p h a C h i , 5 p . m . 

A m e r i c a n L e g i o n d i n n e r , C a f e ­

t e r i a , 6 : 3 0 p . m .

F r e s h m e n m e e t i n g , S c o t t i s h R i t e 

D o r m i t o r y , 6 : 4 5 p . m .

E a s t e r n S t a r S t u d y C l u b , S c o t ­

t i s h R i t e D o r m i t o r y , 7 p . m .

W o m a n ’ s R e p r e s e n t a t i v e B o a r d , 

G i r l s ’ S t u d y H a l l , 7 : 1 0 p . m .

L o n g h o r n R i f l e C l u b , E d . B l d g . 

4 1 2 , 7 : 1 5 p . m .

 TH t DAILY T EX A N

Sailu Cf .van

© 
© 
em th* m a * * * of th* Lnl**r- 
tit< of Tm*** hr 
th* Student* Publi­
cation*. In*-. ***rr morning «re*pt Mon-
i n J.

O trim . Room U S Main Basidia#, Tai- 
OC hon# I H I After ft p rn ?<*U>phon* ll* * .
th* U*J**r*itr of Tea** 

I

Printed br 
Pr***. J. H ail

Eaten**! a* aa*wad ria** matter at. 

the 
po* toff ie* *t A .»t.a, Tr*fc-, uadar Aet of' 
Caste™ ii I M *rr ii 8, I '‘7b. Arreptaor# at 
•par;ai rat* of po*-mg* prornirA for in Sor­
tie* ILA*. Act at October I, 1917, anthe­
m ed Sop ten:, bar J*, 3 9 It,

WM HARRY JACK 
Editor-rn-Chief

HEMRY C. KILCHER..., Managing Editor

TOMAS G. POLLARD 
Superv».«mg Batmen* Manager

ERLE M RAC PY and lf. ELMA Of MN 
A d w t it f n i Manager*

Ira titre Staff —David H. ■ Caber, Robert 
G. Biedaoe 
Pricier 
Midi iff. Joe Vt. Earned. 
Eaehanga*—Lneiii* Hatcher

Paaragrmpba M lh iu —Freni M 

JO rn in Rand rh 

STAPP POR TODAY 

 ____ ____ I** aa Editor

....____ A**I*tent . 

. 

Mea rice Crate 
Anne Deani* _ 
Fran.-r* Ethel W,pft 
Louie T. Hamlet! 
K iby E War,} 
Rheaf>v'T Edward* 
Mr Mahon 
E. H. •leialm gwi 
Rath Smith 
TM* ba Wark**

 
r e p o * ™ 
H Maxwril 
< 
Raeho) Du im a way 
C. lf. Wright 
K ;j*b*th Boykia 
GocMvter* A rom 
John C. W*lvootd

I

rat fa ir conducted in the col- 
arm ory. T he stellar a t­
I.,re*.
traction at th e celebration is 
the pretentious milking to u rn a ­
ment, which consists of a heat-
, , 
Annuitant (nj Contest lasting D>r toll min-

,

jutes. Apparently, it’s a g r e a t j
honor to win the title and 4 a me 
of' G rand Cham pion Milker of 
South Dakota.

, 

.. 

1923

heat ti*

A** i * t a nt B o z o .

sun'* rays—
So hot th at rooms 
most ablaze;

refri atte,

Wednesday,

tourney. 

WANTED 
MEN AND WOMEN

U n der the old method of 
j m ale favoritism and dom ina­
tion, th e men w ere enabled to I 
! rule th e women out of 
this 
race. W ith 
thrilling milking 
the change of time and custom, 
justice and 
however, merit, 
equality have won 
th e a rg u -| 
ment— so th e co-eds w ere p er­
mitted to com pete in the re­
(W e
cent m ilking 
The board of directors of w onder if tho co-ed# laid the 
ii Fortieth Anniversary * o b - same things# w hen b ai y kick
the r o r o e t n Anniversary 
bration are in need of men and *‘d oyer the milk pail, as we
women. Arrangem ents 
plans for the C e l e b r a t i o n , 
first of its nature in the Him- jP*>rt«, a competent stall of ref-1 
the University, are f rt<‘a an(* umpires was aob* to 
tory of 
1 e * • *------- 
such pretentious rosure Justice ana iairnes 
growing to 
"
. * 
.show
gun 
proportions that the directors everybody 
participating, 
ir,~ And g r a a l i* fool*: 
are calling for the active an- eluding the co vs. V rom 
individual tiro® forward, a South Dakotan 
distance of every 
among the faculty and student I co-ed probably will not bo < on- 
body, and especially of all or- j t i e r e d hilly educated unless 
ganizations. Ex-students, par- 8".e can mi‘K °*d D®isy in a 
en ta, and friends of the Uni- roinute and a halt Hat. 
v e r i t y are becoming greatly! 
interested in the plans for the! 
celebration. 
It is now up to the]
University to p re p a re a Cele-] 
brat ion program th a t will ex­
ceed all expectations.
b

U TE RA R Y

T h at’s equality for you!
------------ o ..

t h e days.) According to all 

,n our P*lroy milking

HUMM skmvmmmm* i mmmmm* rn

with 
to 

th is i j hat

Inspirations 

ev’ry w h e re ;

In which 

T hat longed stude.s 
swimming pool 
f o r 

(And anglers 

the air 

j u s t i c t 

pail,

and 

burst 

them 

♦‘yy*‘,

poet

...

j 

*

b

*

PRICKLY 
AR A G R AP H 5
I ,

 ^ ,

T o d a y ’s C o n d u c t o r - 

- T o m m y H a w k .

The Colog;

Whan that Aprille with his Hummer

The m ine of Ma re he hath caused to

And bathed everything with 

hot 

When without Zephyrus to stir from 

forth 

from 

re- xjje stricken lover, and th 

yonge

|ngp|r€Kj peng ^e_

it,
ma ken mc iud ye

stayer! up ai night with open

I <So priketh hem n atu re with h e r 

h eat at schools**)

to goon to the 

to scken pome 

strau n g e stream )

they can catch 
of which they iii earn ; 

the fish 

i And specially, whan al their classes 
i 
j Of ev’ry kin^**, 

their homes 

to a1 

en (Ie

j Du* much th o u g h t of vacation 

for 

j flow s a d ! lf w on’t, be hen* for many 

th ey ’ll wende 

to seek - 

a week.

f

f 

t 
We think the Varsity Queen con­
test should b«* conducted squarely 
and that Miss S te in er’s name should 
be taken from the lower c o rn e r of 
the board and given the prom inence 
' he other girls, rate. Stay in there, 
■ l u r ; we’re voting f<or you.

The Celebration 

directors j 
have outlined nineteen phases 
of work which must bo done, 
in arran g in g ami carrying o u t ; " 
the extensive program . Every 
individual a n d organization 
should assist actively in some 
p art of the Celebration, w h eth­
er in th e Pageant# th e Circus, 
the Q ueen’s 
the Coronation, 
Race. the* Exposition# the Side­
shows, or any of 
the many 
other im portant divisions. For 
the Fortieth Anniversary Cele­
bration to have the g reat suc­
cess th a t it merits, every p a r t , un<i 
of the program must be 
ried over with a hang.

c a r - 1 

P i e r i a n

Pierian Literary Society will hold 
a called meeting Wednesday a f t e r ­
noon a t r» o’clock in Main Building 
205. AU members are urged to be* 
prt -t fit as tom e very important busi­
ness is 

t<< be present cd.

R u s k

in reg ular session 

Rusk Literary Society met S a tu r­
in 
day evening 
the basement of the Law Building 
and the following program was ren 
dered. Debate: Resolved, T hat nut 

BELOW TH E CRUST 
An English critic,

parties 

fm n a l political 

should be; 
supported by the U. S. governm ent!
subsequent subscriptions from] 
lu th e r Bournes be prohibited, brank 
B. Clayton, Warren Collins and B.
F. Banda argued 
affirm ative, 
while Nowlin Randolph, \V iii Morris]
\ Jew mg ] aml J e r o m e Byrne upheld the nega 
judges
re- Wua two for the negative and one 
affirmative. Dennis Mack en 

i live. The decision of 

the 

. 

the 

fa s h io n , h a s 

In A m e r ic a t h e r e • f or 

American colleges in a ra th e r
p e ssim istic 
m a r k e d t h a t 
a r e th r e e s e x e s . M en, Women acted as critic for the evening.
_____
arid College Professors. 
In 
making this statem ent, the e r i t - j 
Reagan
ic was perm itting himself to bel R eagan L iterary 
Society will 
misled by a few erratic exam- m w t in a cailed M,ssion# Wednesday
pies. To he true, there are od-! at 5 p. m. in loom 206 M. B.
duties and freaks am ong every 
cia** of people an d th e collet*.'; 
profeasorH nave th e ir share. 
im* 
SHOU Id b t rem em bered th at the.; portant meeting at 5 o'clock, Wed- 
lntellectual genius is naturally; nesday at 608 tv. 22 Street. Offi* 
different in many respects from | cero fo r the coming year will be 
the ordinary man— it is often j elected, 
' 
the difference that m akes the 
, 
# e « i u ** 

It; Sidney Lanier will hold a n 

_
sid»«, L .m „

_ _

A s h bel

, 

r n 

_ 

j Nj

a p p e a r 

 
Hogg

_____ o~~ 

t h e s t u d e n t 

t i m e s h e m a y 

’ underneath the 

usual Ashbol Literary Society will meet 
reserve. I in Ashbel room Wednesday after-) & 

CO-EDS r e a d m a g a z i n e s 

F or the benefit of the girls stay- 

T h e m o s t d e l i g h t f u l a n d a t 7:15. 

is I are urged to be p r e s e n t 
I 

r n 
t o j at the Y. M. C. A. Wednesday s ig h t : is! 
Im p ortan t b i g n e s s m atter* I i i 
 

crust of dignity and 
the average college professor ii* j soon a t 6 o'clock.
about as hum an as the plum ber 
or the i c e m a n . At h e a r t , h e is; 
n o t s u c h a n i n t e l l e c t u a l i c e b e r g 
There w i l l be a m eeting o f Hogg 
o r h a r d - h e a r t e d t a s k - m a s t e r a s , ! Debating Society a t the d u b room 
a t 
b e . 
p l e a s a n t p a r t o f e d u c a t i o n m a y {are to be taken up and all members, 
b e h a d w h e r e 
able to come in contact with 
t h e h u m a n a n d 
i n t i m a t e s i d e , 
o f t h e p r o f e s s o r a n d w h e r e t h e 
th e Eg 
p r o f e s s o r w i l l e n c o u r a g e s u c h mg in the Woman's Building, 
th a t well-known 3 
a s s o c i a t i o n s . A w a y f r o m 
to s u b s c r ib e ' S 
c l a s s r o o m b a r r i e r , m a n y 
yf 
d a n t e w o u l d b e 
d i s c o v e r t h e p r o f e s s o r is a r e a l S cribner’s, H a rp e r’s, Atlantic Mon- raj 
j § 
m a n f o r a* t h a t a n d a ’ t h a t . 
E W T ' a t IT V 
l l
B T I I O T 
i> I- 
B e l i e v i n g an w e d o i n C O - e d u - 1 only requirem ent necessary is 

thly and C entury. These maga- 
I Kines are m the adm inistration room 
an^ ra * y be used a t all times by the
The 
girl® 
th a t j | l 
c a t i o n a n d w o m a n ’s r i g h t s , w e the girls sign up for the m agazines, ] S 
a r e e n c o u r a g e d 
| R 
t h a t th e p r i n c i p l e o f e < iu a i) ty the date and the borrow er’s name. 
b e t w e e n t h e s e x e s h a s b e e n p u t ; 
Scarcely a day passes t h a t all the 
to b e t e s t a t t h e S o u t h D a k o t a magazines are not taken out, several 
S t a t e C o l l e g e . 
g r e a t times, according to Mrs. Neil C aro­
event at that college is the Lit­
the W om an’s 
tle Internationa!, an a grit u It u-

t h e i managem ent 
s t u - domicile has seen fit 

l e a r n i n g gibing the name of the puDiication, 

t o fo r fo u r of the leading magazines 

l e r s , director of 
Building. 

i
igj
$3
S* 

the hnikling. 

s u r p r i s e d 

j l f 
ife 

T h e 

o n 

of 

in 

l l

*

— At Mueller's Shoe Store 

• 

H

.Stude; W h a t ’#! y o u m a k e o n t h a t 

c h e m e x a m ?

P r u n e * ; E h ?

Stud* *: C e e , t ha t ' * fi ne .

i

f

t
“ V a r s i t y W i n * W r e s t l i n g M a t c h 
t o 0 . " W e 
II. 

t hj nk T. 

i f 

f r o m A u s t i n C o l l e g e 4 4 
w o n d e r 
m e n a r e 

t h e y 
j e l l y b e a n s . 
t
t
Have you ever noticed 

s t i l l 

i

 

the omi*-; 

4. 

j W ar?

ta b le t 

the memorial 

'ion of the apostrophe in “ Freedom s] rank? 
f a use” on 
in 
the Education Building? A fr e s h ­
man would make a G in English I 
fo r such an error. M erely shows 
the dif 1‘rence between A r t and Ig~ 
norance.

O u r O w n I n t e l l i g e n c e T e s t

J. Where i s th e City of Mexico?
the 
2. For what 

is Babe Ruth, 
t

home-run kin-.-, noted? 

3. How m any < ubic f e e t of earth

in a hole -I feet long, : 
and 8 feet deep?

feet wide S

rho derat!

fn r o u n d millinery 
o f the H ut

what 
red Y

was
*ars*

5. W hat 

i 

Pr%-?dent Harding's M

S. Who invented the Ford?
Anyone who can a n -u -r as many 
the above should write 
as five of 
the answers with his nam e on a 
piece of pap e r and put 
the 
P r i d d y P earagraph * box. The pri­
zes a re : 1st, a Liberian pretzel, 2nd. 
an Assryian toothpick, Come one! 
Come all!

in 

it 

; rn

in sharks seem 

r f
Naw that we-uns hev w rote that,

t 

woncha give us a chaw, sir?

STUDENTS WANTED

La ;t s u m m e r th e ten high m e n fro m F e x a s 
\ \ ear-E.ver’ A l u m i n u m 
U n iv ersity on 
sales w ith their records w ere:

Name
J ak e Robertson 
L. E. Dabney 
Walter H. Shine 
Reid S. Lehman 
Harry C. Duke 
C. A. Nau
Roy L. Duke 
R. A. Hittson 
R. M. Allen
Pau l G. G r e e n w o o d

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D ays
54
60
41
35
33
41
32
52
33
60

Hrs.
418
4 2 0
335
230
278
2 2 0
293
4 4 0
226
4 20

Sales
$ 2,437.76
2,017.50
1,950.84
1,922.70
1,614.04
1,571.76
1,350.66
1,294.50
1,266.48
1,242.24

A M ighty Good Shoe
’em 
W HEN yo u’re having 
shined up you are conscious 
of th a t fact t h a t your Shoes 
are being noticed, being 
used by o th er men as a p a r ­
tial g au ge in deciding w hat 
kind of a ch ap you are. I t ’s 
the sam e w ay w h erev er you 
go— Shoes count for a good 
deal. H e re ’s an oxford that 
will win a p p ro v a l; conserva­
tive enough to be 
in good 
taste, yet with m ighty good- 
looking lines.

— Brown Calfskin

— Black Calfskin

$7.50, $8.50 and up

With thirty-cent cotton these 

should bt* 
records 
If you w ant a vacation job see

doubled this summ er. 

— W e can fit you.

B, W. O W E N S 

C. C. E N G L E

Y. M. C. A.

CARL H. MUELLER
© O S C O N O P E S S A V E .
Hotne of* Good S h o e s -Hosiery

ADVERTISE IN TH E DAILY TEXAN

I
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Ty 

2 j : 

7 

’*T 

yy n j ITC ny n j i m r j j j r j g g $ j n y n y n i i n j .

THE NEWEST EFFECTS
IN SPRING FOOTWEAR

THE POWER OF BEAUTY

Even if y o ur atten tio n w ere d r a w n to nothing f u r th e r th an the exterior beauty of our footw ear, th a t 
beauty would com m and, and merit, y ou r respect. B eauty alone has value.

Hut our fo o tw e a r h as more t h a n ra re b eau ty — it Ins quality of the hig hest order. So lovely a re our 
new* S pring m odels t h a t one m arvels th a t they intl be so practical for every-day wear. Yet th eir 
excellent q u ality insures the most gratify in g wear.

All th a t is new in novelty strap s, cut-out effects, C denials and English Oxfords, priced a t—

$7 $8 $9 $10 UP

TO $14.50

Hosiery You Love to Wear

You love to w e a r Dillingham ’s Hosiery because it has a rich, alluring sheen— b ecause it has a soft, caressing ‘T eel’’— and because 
t fits with precision, never w rinkling a t th e ankle. We invite you to call at our Hosiery D epartm ent and see all the new num bers 
for spring tim e w ear.

FANCY SILK HOSIERY
$3.50 $4 $4.50

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IS O N IL L OLLIVER 
IENGEMERT 
TO GRADUATING CLASS

S e n io r E x e r c is e s S p r e a d O v er 
P e r io d o f T h r e e D a y s B e ­
g in n in g J u n e 3

OFFICIAL NOTICES

A L L F R E S H M A N girls m ee t in the
S co ttish Rite D orm itory W e d n e s ­

day at 6 :4 5 p. rn.

J E S S I E C H U R C H .

A M E R I C A N L E G IO N : R eg u la r m o n ­

th ly d in n er at C a fe te r ia 

t o n ig h t *ptjp 

invited. 

at 6 : 3 0 . E ve ry e x -se r v ic e m an c o r ­
d ially 
P h o n e or se e so m e 
m em b e r o f E x e c u t i v e C o m m itte e fo r 
re se rv a tio n , 
l f y o u do not m a k e a 
re se r v a tio n , y o u m ay h ave to e a t o u t 
o f th e old m ess-gear.

P O S T C O M M A N D E R .

E A S T E R N S T A R stud y class! 

w ill m e e t at 

the S c o t tis h Rite 
D o rm ito ry t o n ig h t from 7 to S. All 
th o se who iiaff o f f i c e s a ssig n e d them 
co m e prepared 
B r in g you r Rituals.

rehearsal. ! 

f o r 

a 

F L O R E N C E S T U L L K E N .

S e n io r g r a d u a tin g e x e r c is e s w ill 
b eg in S u n d ay, J u n e 3, acc o rd in g to 
te n ta t iv e plans th a t a r e n o w b ein g 
m a d e by the vario u s c o m m it t e e s in 
th a t 
ch a r g e o f the 
tim*', Dr. R. E. V in so n , re tir in g p resi­
d e n t, w ill p reac h 
m e a t serm on.

p ro g ra m . A t 

c o m m e n c e - ! 

t h e 

C NIV'ER SI T Y H O U S E M others w i l l 
h a v e a r e g u la r m e e tin g , W e d n e s ­
in g ir ls ’ s tu d y hall at 

l l 

day, April 
3 :30 p. rn.

M R S. M. M U C K E L R O Y .

M E E T I N G OF Alpha Phi Epsilon 
T h u r sd a y a fte r n o o n at 5 o ’clock. 
M em bers are urged to a tte n d as this 
im portan t m e e tin g 
will be the most 
o f t h e year.

W. S. L E S L I E .

j G I R L S ’ G L E E C L U B w ill r e h e a r s e 
On J u n e 4, a n e n t e r t a in m e n t f o r W e d n e s d a y at 5 o ’clock in S Hall 

*nK» girls* stu d y hall 

M R S . C. IC. J A C K S O N .

the se n io r s will b e g iv e n , to be f o l- j IO*
lo w ed on T u e s d a y n ig h t J u n e 5, b y 
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a d ance f o r all tho « en ior 
classes. 
IM P O R T A N T S O P H O M O R E m e e t- 
G r a d u a tin g e x e r c is e s w ill b e held 
W e d n e s d a y m orn in g, J u n e 6. T h e I 
o ’clock 
p ro gram will b e g iv e n o u t- o f- d o o r s, j ^ ed n e s d a y . All girls m u st be pres- 
the plans b ein g a t p r e s e n t to u se j 
the band stan d in f r o n t o f t h e Main j 
B u ild in g f o r this p urpose. 
is e x - 
o f El R E E D M U S IC S O C IE T Y w ill not 
p e e l e d that J u d g e G o g g a n 
P a so will d eliv e r 
t o d a y , b ut will m e e t n e x t 
ad d r ess a t this tim e . P la n s a re a lso W e d n e sd a y , April IM, in S H a ll IO. 
b e in g m ade for a p e r m a n e n t a l u m n i , 
j org a n iz a tio n o f the s e n io r c la ss im- 
the
are 
o v e r , s o m e t h in g that h a s n e v e r b een 
d o n e b efo re .

Fellows:

R O S E B U R G E S .

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ha t y e t ? 
lf not, buy a 
T o w n s e n d - G r a c e S t r a w 
f r o m :

J. D A R R E L L J O N E S
T h e M a n ’s Shop 
E. M. S c a r b r o u g h & Sons 
2 to 6 p.m.

DONNELLY & W H ITE
Ph o n e 6131 

Plum bing a nd H e at in g 
C on tra ct or s 

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C ecil B. D e M i ll e ’s 

P r o d u c tio n

“ ADAM’S RIB”

Iti

A P a r a m o u n t P ic tu r e

MAJESTIC

“ T h e F r ie n d ly T h e a t r e ”

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B e rt Hippie has r e tu r n e d fr o m a I m e d ia te ly a f te r 

w e e k -e n d v isit 

in G e o r g e to w n .

It only 

tost Co lum bus $7,250.00 to discover

A m e ri c a.

An d h e r e lately we rn* ! a ma n of 40-odd w ho 
h a d sp ent $3,000 on $65 to $86 m a d e to o r d e r 
suits b e fo re he discovered that W ilcox clothes a t 

$35, $40 a n d $45 de livered the sa m e identical 
s e r v ic e — to say nothing of th e vast i m p r o v e m e n t 

in style t h a t goes h o m e with every suit we sell.

If you are on a v o y a g e of dis covery sail in hero 
a nd r e m e m b e r that you d o n ’t ha ve to buy w he n 
you only wa nt to look.

WALTER WILCOX

T h e Store f o r Men a n d Boys

j k J V ' v

F A I R F A X N I S B E T , E d ito r

K a p p a D e l t a B a n q u e t 

T h elm a C af fall o f B e a u m o n t and
Kappa D e lta g a v e its a n n u al ban- Edina H o g a n o f H o u sto n w ill b e 
the Kappa A lp ha T h eta 

a r t is t ic a lly j hou-^e th is w ee k -en d .
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g r e e n 

q u e t S a tu rd a y night at the c h a p te r j g u e s t s at 
house. T h e table w a s 
d eco r a ted v.ith 
and w h ite I 
ca n d le s anti c u t f lo w e r s, and s e a te d j 
a b o u t f o r t y g u e s t s . A v er y 
in ter- 
e atin g 
th e a p p e a r a n c e o f th e K atydid J u n - 1 
ior, a m in ia tu r e p aper o f c h a p te r 
n ew s. A f t e r a 
th e girls d arn ed until t w e lv e .

from a >hort 
f e a t u r e o f the e v e n i n g w*a» a tte n d classes.

in G a lv e sto n .

A lin e 

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S a m u e l M averick 

r e tu r n e d 
f i v e co u rse d in n e r ) from a w e e k - e n d visit to his h o m e

has 

B r o g d e n 

h as 
illn e ss and 

re c o v e r e d 
is able to 

Mrs. E. C. P r e is o f N e w O rlean s 
the w e e k -end rn A u s t i n v i s i t ­

s p e n t 
i n g her s o n , R ex.

K a th e rin e W ebb is ill at thi 

W om -

an s B u ilding.

D elta Chi held in itiation 
n ig h t f o r L e e Wy.song, 
P a tt o n and A rc h ie W eaver.

H erm an B r a u tig a n has r e tu r n e d
to G e o r g e ­

trip 

S atu rd ay
A n d r e w

from a w e e k -e n d 
town.

Mrs. C la yton o f C leb u rn e is v i s i t ­
in g her d a u g h te r s V eris and T h elm a 
a t the W o m a n ’s B u ilding.

E liza b eth and B e r e n i c e C ox w ill 
e n t e r ta in S id n e y Lanier L ite ra r y S o ­
c ie t y at th e ir h om e on W est T w e n t y - 
seco n d S tr e e t, W e d n e sd a y 
a f t e r ­
noon.

Mrs. G. W. .D e r b y o f L aredo 

v is itin g h er d a u g h te r, L eis, a t 
S c o ttis h Rite D orm itory.

is
the 

Mrs. K ilgo re o f San A n g e lo 
is 
v is itin g h er d a u g h te r, J e n n y P ark s 
f o r a f e w d ays a t 
the W o m a n ’s 
B u ild in g.

A lfr e d W atson has 

r e tu r n e d f ro m j J o h n n ie B r o u g h to n has 

a w e e k -e n d visit 
-

to H o u sto n . 
-
-
H e rb er t W h ison 

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-

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is
t h e D e lt a T a u Dfllta 

o f D a lla s 

v is itin g -^at 
h ouse.

j f r o m a g e o l o g ic a l ca m p in g 
I W a llow C reek.

r e tu r n e d
trip at

E u g e n e 

.Smith has r e tu r n e d fr o m 

a trip to S a c k e tt.

A r ty Stan dard re tu r n e d T u e s d a y

fro m a f e w d a y s visit to W aco.

M iss A nn a M tickle Poy w h o h a s 
b een v is itin g re la tiv es in A u stin le f t ; 
T u e s d a y f o r h er h om e in N e w Y ork.

W illiam B o u e r

has w ith d ra w n

fro m school.

P e r r y Carroll e n t e r ta in e d th e C ro­

q u et Club with an a f te r n o o n tea.

E ste lle J a n e t G oldm an 

is ill.

G la d ys Clay has b een 
d a y s 

for the 
the W o m a n ’s

at 

ill 

past few' 
Building.

Kappa D elta a n n o u n c e s the p le d g ­
ing o f A n n a M ary Lupton o f C o lo r­
ado.

GS

THEA TRES

T H E A T R E C A L E N D A R

H a n c o c k : V i o l a D a n a 

in 

“ A 

N o i s e in N e w b o r o . ”

T e x a s ; M a r i o n D a v i e s 

in “ E n ­

c h a n t m e n t . ”

Q u e e n : J a c k i e C o o g a n in “ D a d ­
t u e s ­

d y , ” S u n d a y , M o n d a y a n d 
d a y a n d W e d n e s d a y .

C r e s c e n t : H e r b e r t R a w l i n s o n in 
“ O n e W o n d e r f u l N i g h t , ” S u n d a y , 
M o n d a y , T u e s d a y a n d W e d n e s d a y .

M a j e s t i c : M i l t o n Si l l s 

in “ A d ­

a m ’s R i b , ” all w e e k .

M a j e s t i c

C ecil B. D e M ille’s “ A d a m ’s Rib 

b e e n s u sp e c te d o f cr im e d u r in g th a t 
tim e , and b e e n the t a r g e t o f a g a n g 
o f crooks?

“ S p u n k ” 

in 
in “ P e a n u t s ,” 

and 
P ea r l W h ite 
L e w is S a r g e n t 
th e 
u n iversa l c o m e d y c o m p le t e s this e x ­
c e lle n t p rogram 
fir s t f o u r 
d ays at th e C r e sc e n t T h ea tre .

f o r 

the 

H a n c o c k

O f in te r e s t to A u stin T h e a tr e g o ­
e r s is the c o m in g o f the p r o d u c tio n 
“ T h e Merry W h irl44 sta g ed by Ja ck 
T h is big a t t r a c ­
rob in o f A u stin . 
tion has j u s t fin ish e d tw o d a y s 
in 
S an A n to n io .

T he P op p y B a lle t 

f e a t u r e s V io l­
e tta 
\ a n d e r v e n t e r as the red popp y 
and has a s e t t i n g o f g ir ls w ih illu m ­
inated y e llo w p opp y c o s tu m e s s t a n d ­
ing arou n d the s ta g e 
in tall c a t h e ­
dral a rches. 
S e a t s are n o w on sa le 
at the B a n cock Opera H ou se.

is at 
fo r a 
the M a je stic T h e a t r e 
w e e k ’s run. T h e alle g o rica l s c e n e s 
d e p ic t in g p r im itiv e m an 
his 
m a tin g are ar tistic and c o lo r f u l. A
d e lig h t fu l and i n t e r e s t in g p lo t ru n s! *an Prot*Uc^ o n s » t e a c h e s a new p la n e

Marion D avies, sta r o f C o sm op oli-

T e x a «

a n d 

t h e !" h " 

*' u 

' pit ur(* ^ 

,n “ E n * « . n t m e n t ” h er
he se e n
l( 
the T e x a s t h e a t r e t o d a y . C ast
s o c ie t y

1 as a p am p ered and p ette d

Q U E E N

A g a i n T o d a y a n d 
W e d n e s d a y

J a c k i e C o o g a n 
In
“ D A D D Y ”
N e w C h r is tie C o m e d y 
A l s o S h o w in g 
a n d P a t h e N e w s

t h r o u g h o u t th e p la y 
m e t ta m o r p h o s is o f m od ern fla p p er . 
B e c a u s e o f the sp ec ia l m er it o f the 

s h o w in g 

p ro d u c tio n a r r a n g e m e n ts h a v e b een 
it ov er in A u s t in for 
m a d e to hold 
the e n tire w e e k 
to g iv e e v e r y o n e
an o p p o r tu n ity to se e th is w o n d e r fu l 
p ictu r e.

C r e s c e n t
K n o w n as o n e o f 

the m o st red! 

b looded a c t o r s on t h e s c r e e n , H e r ­
b e r t Raw1|inBon h a s n e v e r had a 
f itte d to his p e r s o n a lity 
p art m o re 
the role o f 
a d v e n tu r o u s 
the 
j V t h a n 
rn h ero 
in “ O ne W o n d e r f u l N i g h t , ” 
I th e f e a t u r e a ttr a ctio n at th e Ores-' 
' c e n t T h e a t r e S u n d a y , M on d ay, T u e s ­
d a y and W e d n e s d a y o f this w e e k .

R o m a n c e , m y s t e r y ^ n d 
t a k e 

t h r illi n g 
p la ce 
all 
a d v e n tu r e , 
in th e sh o r t s p a c e o f a n ig h t. 
I f 
y ou m et and m arried a m illion d o l­
lars in th a t tim e w h a t w ould y o u do? 
S u p p o se also t h a t you m ig h t h a v e'

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Fountain 
Pen

A c c o r d in g to Dr. R. H. G r if fit h , 
ch a irm an o f t h e f a c u l t y c o m m it te e 
in ch a rg e o f th e a r r a n g e m e n ts , p er­
m a n e n t plans h a v e n o t b een c o m ­
p leted , b u t 
a b o v e o u tlin e w ill be f o llo w e d .

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V I N S O N O U T O F T O W N

P r e s id e n t R. E. V in s o n 

is o u t o f 
t o w n on b u sin ess this w e e k , b u t will j 
be back in A u stin T h u r sd a y or F r i­
d a y in ord er to hear in p erson fro m 
f in a n c e c o m m it t e e on U n i v e r ­
sit y funds. The f in a n c e c o m m it te e 
w ill have 
s t a t e m e n t 
so m e d e f in i t e 
r e g a r d in g U n i v e r s it y a p p r o p r ia tio n s 
on April 16.

h er 

o v e r 

is a 

lo v e ly 
f a v o r it e , Miss D a v ie s 
M iss w h o se p o w e r 
boy 
f r ie n d s has g o n e to her head. S he 
d isp la y s th e f lip p a n c y o f t h e ch a r ­
a c t e r w ith skill. 
is a r o le p er­
f e c t l y su ited to Miss D a v i e s ’ q u ali­
ties.

It 

R o b e rt G. V ig n o la , 

l a s t 
(Whcjse 
p r e v io u s w ork 
fo r C osm op o litan 
p ro d u c tio n s w a s “ The W o m a n God 
C h a n ged ," directed the p ictu r e. 
In 
s u p p ort o f Miss D a v ie s are F o r r e s t 
S ta n le y , T om L e w is, E d ith S h a y n e , 
M aude T u rn er G ordon , A r t h u r R an ­
kin and C orin n e B a rker.

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T o d a y T h r o u g h F r id a y

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In

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NEW BORO”

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in a 

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In Campus Togs the entire front of the coat is separately 
pieced and built into the garment — not pre-assembled and 
padded into place.

The finish will show the finer mohair or silk lining, exposed 
seams full satin piped, hand sewed button holes, hand shaped 
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 Texas Athletes May Represent

Varsity At Kansas Track Meet

THE DAILY TEXAN

EXPOSITION DIVISION 

WILL MEET W E D N E SD A Y
M em ber' of the Exposition Diri- 
*ion of 
the F ortieth A nniversary
Celebration will m eet W ednesday at 
4 o’clock in E d ucation Building 206. 
J. E. Pearce, pro fessor o f anthro - 
polony, 
is chairm an of the exposi­
tion division.

A P A R T M E N T —F or 

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for $1.25, cash with order. Good 
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Sorority Relay Race Is 

Feature of the 
Meet

B erry M W hitaker, Director of 
In* ram ural athletics, has announced 
the schedule to be followed by th** 
in te r-f ra te r n ity 
th* 
fraternities 
track meet to be held April 23 and 
24.

in 

is 

and 

that are eligible, 

L etter men, t r a n s f e r lette r men, 
Varsity, Sh >rthorn 
freshman 
•.quad men a r** no t eligible to com­
pete in th;* meet.
Mr, W hitaker 

introducing 
something new this y e a r in a novel­
l y “sorority relay ra c e ." Each so r­
ority may select fo u r men they de­
sire, 
to run for 
‘hem. Th* 
ru n n e rs will wear their 
adopted sorority's colors and a t the 
end of the race they will be crowned 
with wreaths of flowers as in 
the 
days of old. This race will be a 
half mile run with each man ru n ­
ning 220 yards Mr. W hitaker ad-1 
vises the sororities to pick their men 
soon fro that 
int** 
condition for the gruelling but well! 
rewarded run.
>

they may get 

On Monday April 23, preliminaries J 

in 

IOO yard, 220 

will Ik* held 
the 
yard and 140 yard dashes, and also I 
in the I KO yard low hurdles. Finals 
in the pole vault, broad jump, dis- i 
cus and javelin events will be run 
o ff at the same time.

On Tm day, April 24, finals will 
be run off in the IOO yard, 220 yard, j 
and 440 yard dashes, and 8 m0 yard 
ru n ; and in the 180 yard low h u r­
dles; and also th** finals in the relay 
hot put will! 
race, high jum p and 
j
be held. 
The ♦■vent- will Mart at 3 o'clock] 

each day at Clark Field.

LOST- Cold W rist Watch 

S a t u r 
day afte rn o o n while horseback rid 
ing 
city 
F ind er please re tu r n to Texan office 
,__1 9
for reward. 

in n o rth e a s te rn part 

of 

BAiN< GA TS $3.95— Don't wail until 
it rains to get yours, Hee W. C. 
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S T U D E N T S

t e l l i n g 

“ C o n n e c t w i t h 
l i n e .
f a s t 
Make birr m o n e y this s u m m e r , o r 
t i m e n o w . W i d e c o m m i s ­
• p a r e 
s i o n , b e s t c o - o p e r a t i o n . 
E x p e r i ­
u n n e c e s s a r y . ’’
e n c e 

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Damon

DIXONS

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D ou bting
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A N D J e r r y . A n d 

J o h n b u y t h e i r 
shirts here. N o qu es­
tion ab o u t style. Qual­
ity. Fit or low price. 
N e w s p r i n g p a t t e r n s 
now on display. Pick 
’em out.

New Manhattan 

.Shirts 

Great Values $2.00 up

Correct lla h en la sh e r

EXTRA
TROUSERS

are m o re i m p o r t a n t to a suit than a ^pare 

tire to a n a utom ob ile . The extra trousers 

are no t only for a n e m e r g e n c y ; th e y near­

ly d o u b le the life of a suit.

W e s h o w them in 

'1 o u lh ’s and Young 

M en s m odels—

More C onservative 

S tyles for business 

w e a r —

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M o n ey Back

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