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First College Daily in the South

VOL. XXVIII

AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1926.

EIGH T PAGES TODAY

No. 5

N E IN TEXAS T E I 
TO EET REAL TEST
N

Oklahoma Teachers Lost but 
One Man From Last Sea­
son's Squad

BRING STRONG OFFENSE

Beular May Not Be in U ni­
versity Line-up; Other In­
juries Sustained

The new Texas football ma­
chine will get a real test S at­
urday when it meets a well con­
ditioned veteran team from the
O k l a h o m a State Teachers Col­
T he 
o p e n in g 
l i e 

gam e. 

th e 

in 

T e a c h e r s r e p o r t t h a t th e y lose only 

on e m a n fr o m la s t se a so n, an d last 

season 

th e y d o w n e d t h e O klaho m a 

A ggies, 21-0. C oach Milam is b r in g ­

ing a g r e a t o f f e n s e to T e x a s in th e 

h op e o f ta k in g th e L o n g h o rn s f o r a 

fall.

T h e w e ig h ts o f th e T e a c h e rs w ere 

s e n t o u t by 

t h e i r p u b lic ity d e p a r t ­

m e n t. Add a b o u t t e n pou n d s to each 

a n d you will have a b e t t e r idea as 

to how 

the T e a c h e rs will sta c k up 

S a tu r d a y .
O nly 

two m en on 

th e O klahom a 

te a m a r e p la y in g t h e i r f i r s t y e a r with 

th e T e a c h e rs. T h e se m en a re K aiser, 

a 

l ’/0 p ou nd c e n te r , a n d B ra d y , a

m e m b e r of th e O k lah o m a t r a c k te a m s 

is n o t c e r t a in 

On t h e o th e r h a n d , th e L o n g h o rn s 
will go into th e g a m e S a tu r d a y c o n ­
s id e ra b ly w e a k e n e d by in ju rie s t h a t 
w e r e s u s ta in e d d u r i n g th e two w eeks 
o f sc rim a m g e a t th e L o n g h o rn camp. 
t h a t E d B u e la r, 
I t 
c ra c k q u a r t e r b a c k , will be able 
to 
p la y , be c a use o f a s p ra in e d an k le 
t h a t h as k e p t him on c r u tc h e s th e 
e n t i r e week. T o m m ie H ug hes, 
a 
s t a r t i n g h alf back, is in no condition, 
a s he has a t o r n up side. Rocky R un- 
dell, who would h a v e p la y e d h a lf th e 
g a m e a t c e n te r , is a n in m a te o f a lo­
cal h ospital, d u e to in ju r ie s s u s ta in ­
ed in sc rim m a g e s la s t S a tu r d a y . Dick 
F e n d e r is n u r s in g a sp ra in e d kn ee, 
a n d J o h n n ie E s te s is also in tr o u b le 
w ith a tric k a nk le. H ow ever, with 
th e e x c e p tio n s o f B e u l a r and Run- 
dell, all th e se m en will see service 
in th e g a m e S a tu r d a y , th o u g h none 
will be in th e p in k o f condition.

e x c e lle n t 

T h e T e a c h e rs will h ave a line thai 
will a v e r a g e 178 p o u n d s fro m ta ck le 
to ta c kle . The e n d s a r e ligh t, b e ­
in g 150 p o u n d e rs, b u t are f a s t at 
lig h tn in g , a n d 
d e fe n siv e 
p la y e r s and pass s n a tc h e r s . The b a c k ­
field will a v e r a g e 174 pounds, a n d 
is also fa st. C ra d d o c k , t h e q u a r t e r ­
back, 
is th e lig h te s t m a n , w e ig h in g 
150 po un ds, while A k in, th e fu llb a c k , 
is th e heaviest, w ith 190 p o u n d s to 
his credit.

Shockley Punts

Moore to Broach Plan 

for Intertrat Council

DIRECT P L A Y S OF
at Meeting on Monday DRAMATICS CLUB

A plan for an interfratern ity council at the University, similar 
to those at other Universities in the country, will be presented t o 
senior representatives of the various fraternities a t a meeting 
called by V. I . Moore, dean of men, for 5 o’clock Monday a f te r ­
noon. Dean Moore said Thursday th a t he would present his
------------------- ♦ ideas a b o u t th e m a t t e r and th e n ask
th e re p r e s e n ta t iv e s to ta k e it up w ith
th e ir

o rg a n iz a tio n s.

FIRST VARSITY

Pep, Loyalty, Combined in

TEXAN WORKERS MEET 

College Night Rally at 7
ROOTERS SELECT 
NEIN TELL LEADER

IN M. B. 157 A T 4 M.

T he Daily T e x a n will begin t r y o u t s f o r its s t a f f for the com in g session 
follow ing a m e e tin g o f all s t u d e n ts d e sirin g to work on th e p a p e r a t 4 
o'clock this a f t e r n o o n in Main B u ild in g 157. A call has been issued by 
th e e d ito rs f o r new staff m em b ers, and a b o u t 150 w o rk e rs will be n eed ed for
the year, 
in c lu d in g sp o rts w rite rs , society, f e a t u r e and e d ito rial w rite rs , 
issue editors, 
p o rte rs.

---------------------

a s s is ta n ts , 

r e - * 

and 

While e x p e r ie n c e is desirable, it is 
not a b so lu te ly n e c e ssa ry fo r a new 
re p o r te r , a c c o rd in g to Sam Jo h n s o n , 
e dito r. More th a n h a lf of th e staff 
each y e a r b e g in s w ith little or no e x ­
perience, a n d 
th e s e a r e coached by 
th e older m e m b e rs.

FROSH MUSI U K E 
PSYCHOLOGY TEST

Get-Together Affair Will Be 
Staged at W om en’s G ym ; 
Admission 50 Cents

F ir s t A ll-U n iv ersity d ance o f th e 

fall te r m will be held S a tu r d a y n ig h t 

a t th e W o m e n ’s G y m n a siu m on G u a d ­

a lu p e S t r e e t fro m 9 o ’clock to 

12 

o'clock with th e V a r s ity P eacock o r ­

c h e s tr a f u r n is h in g th e music, a c c o r d ­

ing to Randle T a y lo r, m a n a g e r. T h e 

price of adm ission is f i f t y cents.

“ T he A ll-U n iv ersity 

dan ce s each 

S a tu r d a y n ig h t f u rn is h one o f th e 

b est w ays f o r th e new s tu d e n ts to g e t 

a c q u a i n te d ,” T a y lo r said. “ We a r e g o­

ing to e n fo r e s tr ic tly th e ru le th is 
y e a r as long as I a m d an ce m a n a g e r 
in r e g a r d to no o n e b u t U n iv e rs ity 
s tu d e n ts o r 
a t t e n d i n g 
these dances. S m o k in g on th e d a n c e 
flo or will n o t be p e r m itte d . ”

e x - s tu d e n ts 

T h e A ll-U n iv e rsity d a n ce is on the 
social c a le n d a r. C h a p e ro n e s a r e a l ­
w ays f u r n is h e d f a r th e occasion. Ev- 
to g e t th e 
o ry m e a n s will be t a k e n 
s tu d e n ts a c q u a in te d with each o th e r 
as 
th is is the p u rp o se of th is fris< 
da nc e .

Ruth Hastings Ejected Presi­
dent at Board Meeting 
Thursday Night

NEW C H U T E FORMES

Work on Fall Term Play Will 
Begin W ithin Next 
T w o W eeks

Melvin W illiam son, f o r m e r d ire c ­
to r of th e C u r t a in Club, was re -e le c t­
ed to o ffic e a t a m e e tin g of th e b oard 
o f g o v e r n o r s o f th e o rg a n iz a tio n last 
night a t 7 o ’clock in th e E d u c a tio n 
building. A t 
tim e, R u th 
H a s tin g s o f S ta m f o r d was chosen 
p r e s id e n t to fill t h e place of Seth Fes-
s en den , e le c te d 
te r m , who did n o t r e t u r n to the 
v e rsity th is fall.

th e sam e 

d u rin g 

Urn

A nn ie L a u rie M ew hinney w as elect 
ed vice p re s id e n t. O th e r o ffic e rs se­
lected w e r e : F o r r e s t A . B e n n e tt, b u s ­
iness m a n a g e r ; Melvin W illiam son, di­
r e c to r, a n d Bob C o lth a rp , techn ician.

each 

th e n e x t tw o weeks, 

ing th e fall t e r m 'will be .started w ith ­
it is said. 
in 
T h re e o r m ore plays will be 
d u r in g th e school session, a t le a st one | 
to be p r e s e n te d 
th o u g h s tu d e n ts m a y be c h a rg e d f o r! 
adm ission to th e re se rv e d section a t 
th e se plays, th e s t u d e n t b la n k e t t a x i 
will allow him to view the p e r f o r m - 1 
an c e s f r o m 
the d ir e c t o r sta te s.
~o

th e u n r e se rv e d section, 

te rm . Al­

Visual Instruction 

Bureau Circulates 

Paul J. T h o m p so n , a d j u n c t profes-
last sp r in g sor of jo u r n a lis m , will be p re s e n t a t
th e m e e tin g a n d will m ake a sh o rt 
t a ’k to th e s ta f f . T alk s will be m ade 
by Jo h n so n , G ra n v ille Price, m a n a g ­
ing edito r, and E d w a r d Blee re, chief 
ed ito ria l w r ite r , who will explain th e 
w o rk of 
th e ir v a rio u s d e p a r tm e n ts 
and tell w h a tsis ex p e cte d of th e new 
w orkers.

T r y o u ts will 

p ro b a b ly 
th e nam es 

tw o 
la s t 
weeks, a f t e r which 
of 
tho se selected b ec a u se of c o n s iste n t 
w o rk will be a n n o u n c e d . Bill E rw in, 
manager o f th e M ajestic T h e a te r, has 
o f f e re d a t h e a t e r p a r ty for the six 
; Issue ed ito rs se le c te d a n d th e ir dates.
F o r c o n siste n t work on the publica- 
| 
,iu r ;n g th e y e a r, The T e x a n 
given ; t | on 
a w a rd s T a nd Quill medals. A b a n ­
q u e t is given fo r the s t a f f each te rm , 
th e big P u blicatio ns 
c u lm in a tin g in 
d in n e r - d a n c e 
te rm , 
in 
w hen the a w a r d s a re p re se n te d .

the sp rin g 

Y. W. C. A . Solicits 

Members; Old Ones 

Must Renew Pledge

Fruit Culture Film

Y. W. C. A. m e m b e rsh ip is open 
to e v e ry co-ed in th e U niversity. This 
is g o ­
i y e a r no s tr e n u o u s c am paign 
o f g r e a t in te r e s t to th e lo w er R io , m g to be p u t on fo r member?;, flc- 

-— ------ 

G ra n d e V alley w h ere th e ra isin g of c o rd in g to M ary V irg in ia A tk in so n ,
is now bein g develop- J c h a irm a n o f t h e m em bership com m it-
c itr u s f r u i t s 
ed on a 
la r g e scale is t h e m ov in g tee. E v e r y f r e s h m a n girl w h o is in-
* p ic tu re film called "L usc io us F r u i t s " te r e s te d 

in be c om ing a m e m b e r of 
th e " Y .” while in th e U niv ersity is 

C a lls C o n v e n t i o n

A c ir c u la r l e tte r has been s e n t by 
the office o f th e d e a n o f n^en to the 
v a rio u s f r a t e r n i t i e s 
so ro ritie s 
a sk in g th e p re se n c e o f t h e i r senior 
r e p r e s e n t a ti v e s a t th e m e etin g , which 
will be held in Main B u ild in g 157.

a n d 

“ I c o n sid e r t h e o r g a n iz a tio n o f an 
i n t e r f r a t e r n i t y council o ne o f 
the 
m ost d e sira b le m o v e m e n ts e v e r u n ­
d e r ta k e n h e r e ,” said D ean Moore. 
o th e r 
" P e o p le c om ing h e re 
schools a r e a sto u n d e d by 
th e f a c t 
t h a t we have no such o rg a n iz a tio n . I 
believe t h a t it would be a g r e a t aid 
to both th e f r a t e r n i t i e s a n d th e U n i­
v ersity.

fro m 

H o u s e Pledge*.

th e ir pledges 

" R i g h t now t h r e e f r a t e r n i t i e s a r e 
to 
r e q u e s tin g t h a t th e y be allow ed 
in t h e i r houses, 
keep 
t o do 
b u t 
this e x c e p t on 
t h e p r e s e n ta ti o n of 
the r e q u e s t by som e o rg a n iz a tio n of 
all o f th e f r a te r n itie s .

th e y c a n n o t be allow ed 

" O n e o f 

th e p rim e p re r e q u is ite s 
of an 
i n t e r f r a t e r n i t y council would 
be t h a t rf be free from a n y political 
d o m in a ti o n ,” said D ean Moore.

Curtain Club Tryouts 
to be Held Thursday 

Night in Ed. B. 312

th is 

“ An o rg a n iz a tio n of 

ty p e 
would be able to ta k e o v e r m a n y of 
th e d u tie s now done by f a c u lty com-
In a d d itio n to the selection of of- 
m itte e s, a n d I believe t h a t this would ricers f o r th e fall te r m , a pla y-re ad -
be m o re s a tis f a c to r y to th e s tu d e n ts 
ing c o m m itte e , com p osed of Dr. R. H. 
involved. 
th e th in g s t h a t 
G riffith , J im m ie P a rk e , Bob Massen- 
m ig h t be co nsidered a r e p ro b le m s o f 
gale a n d Melvin W illiam son, was form 
ed.
house m a n a g e m e n t, re g u la tio n o f the 
scholastic r e q u ir e m e n ts , a n d th e ex­
c h a n g e o f in fo rm a tio n . Som e o f th e 
evils o f th e ru s h in g syste*m w ould be 
e lim in a te d .

W ork on the play to be given d u r-j 

Some of 

A ll New Students W ill Be 
Given Examination Today 
at 4 o ’Clock

All fr e sh m a n s tu d e n ts in th e Col­
lege of A rts will be g iven a psycho­
logical e x am in a tio n th is a f t e r n o o n a t 
4 o'clock a t vario us places ov er th e 
cam pus, a cc o rd in g to E. J. A sher, in­
s tr u c to r 
t h e U n i­
versity. T he te s ts a r e be in g given 
u n d e r 
the d ire c tio n o f th e College 
of A rts and Sciences, fo r t h e p u r ­
pose of o b ta in in g some e s tim a te of 
the cap a c ity o f th e s tu d e n t to do th e 
w ork assigned him.

in psychology 

in 

th e 

th e 

t h a t 

it is not 

Dr. P e r r in s ta t e d 

A ccord in g to P r o f e s s o r F. A. C. 
P e r r in of the d e p a r t m e n t of psychol­
ogy. 
in te n tio n o f th e 
f a c u lty and d e a n s to use th e t e s t as 
a m e a n s o f ju d g in g th e s tu d e n ts , b u t 
m ere ly fo r the p u rp o se o f b e in g in a 
b e t t e r position to a ssist a n y w ho m ay 
have tro u b le in m ak in g th e ir courses.
te s t 
used will be p r a c tic a lly th e sam e as 
the one used la s t y e a r, with th e e x ­
ception t h a t th e de ta ils o f t h e s t a t e ­
m e n ts a n d q u e stio n s will, o f cou rse, 
be ch ang ed. T he t e s t has b een d e ­
signed by the psychology d e p a r tm e n t 
an d will be given by t h a t facu lty.
is esp ecially called 

to 
the f a c t t h a t only f r e s h m e n in th e 
College of A rts a n d Sciences a r e r e ­
q u ir e d to ta k e th e te st. T he place 
a t which 
te s t will be ta k e n is 
d e te r m in e d by th e initial o f t h e s t u ­
d e n t ’s nam e, as follows:

A tte n tio n 

the 

SOLD Bl STAFF

H ouse-to-H ouse Canvass 

to 

Be Made by Publications 
Sales Force

O p p o r tu n itie s f o r re s e r v a tio n o r ­
d e rs fo r th e 1927 C a ctu s, " T h e P o p u ­
lar B ook,” a r e b e in g c o n tin u e d a n d 
th e field o f so lic ita tio n e x te n d e d , a c ­
co rd in g to A lton D o rs e tt, d ir e c to r of 
ml es.

F o llo w in g an o ffic ia l r e - c o u n t m a d e 
of th e re c e ip ts t u r n e d in by th e s tu ­
dents' s t a f f a t th e close o f h o u rs f o r
, 
la te r e g i s t r a n t s T h u r s d a y 
ihow ed the 
since th e o p e n in g 
p u t into e f f e c t M onday.

A check 

is b e in g m ad e o f tho se 
s tu d e n ts who h a v e p u rc h a s e d 
t h e i r 
yearb o o k s, a n d h o u se to house solici-

T r y o u ts f o r adm ission to th e C ur- which is to be d is trib u te d a m o n g th e 

to M elvin Wil- Moore, c h ie f of th e b u re a u . 

Aa a n in no vatio n in C u rta in Club I tu r e , h a r v e s t in g an d m a r k e tin g of th e i Ione S p ears, s e c r e ta r y , 

tain Club, U n iv e rsity d r a m a tic o r g a n - ' schools th is y e a r by 
th e B u re a u of re q u e s te d to go to th e Y. W. C. A.
ization, will be held T h u r s d a y n ig h t Visual I n s tr u c tio n o f th e U n iv e r s ity ! office on th e f i r s t floor of the Main
a t 7:30 in room 312 o f th e E d u c a tio n of T exas, a c c o rd in g to Mrs. C. 
tim e and ask f o r 
Building, a c c o rd in g 
h am son, d ir e c te r . 

try o u ts , tw o p e rso n s will be allow ed v arious f r u i t s in o rc h a rd s o f S o u th 
p rim itiv e 
S e l e c - > A fric a . 
.o t r y o u t a t to e sa m e tim e. 
J o n s will be lim ited to d r a m a tic e x - j m eth o d s still in use in p a c k in g 
th e 
like a re o f u n u s u a l 
.ra c ts ta k e n from plays, a n d n o n e i s ; f r u i t s a n d 
to ta k e up m ore th a n th r e e m in u t e s ’ in te r e s t 
to re g io n s w here th e m o st 
tim e, W illiam son s ta te d . No monolu- u p -to -d a te m a c h in e ry 
g u es o r poem s m ay be used in 
tr y o u ts T h u rsd a y .

b eg in n in g 
w ith A, B, C, will r e p o r t to Law
T h e film shows th e plantiftg, cul- - Old m e m b e rs a r e rem in d e d by Miss B u ild in g 103; those with n a m e s begin-
ning with G, II, I, will go to Biology 
B uilding 12; n a m e s w ith D, E, F , to 
L aw B uilding IOT; n a m e s w ith J , K,
W eekly v e sp e r services every M o n - ! L to Law B uilding 2 0 1 ; n a m e s w ith 
d a y a t 5 o'clock a r e u n d e r th e a u sj 
( M c ) , to Law B uild in g 105; n a m e s 
pices of th e Y. WL C. A. A t e a c h ! w ith N, O, P, to B iology Lab. 1 1 4 ;
Q, R. ii, to K Hall 5 ; T, U, V, to E d -
m e e tin g som e well know n 
ucatio n B uilding 3 1 2 ; W , X, Y, a n d 
le a d e r ta k e s p a r t in t h e p rog ram .
Z, 

to
the office an d r e n e w th e i r m e m b e r-
ship f o r th is y e a r.

J. B u ild in g a t a n y 
pledge cards.

■ use, Mrs, M oore po in ted out.

 ---------------o----------

S tu d e n ts w ith 

is in com m on 

M oreov er, 

ca m p u s 

to come 

n a m e s 

th e 

the 

the 

S tu d e n ts

to C u r ta in
who a sp ire 
Club m em b e rsh ip , o r th o se who be- 
less dram -- 
liev t h e y have m ore o r 
a tle ability , a r e asked to come b e f o r e 
th e c o m m itte e . A n y m e m b e r o f the* 
club will f u r n is h sele c tio n s su ita b le j 
f o r u sin g in th e tr y o u ts , o r s tu d e n ts !
. 
, 

, , 

. 

U S t in District of 
* 

. 
i V I C C t S , I n v i t e
Students to Attend

,

the U n iv e rsity 

T h e re is a la r g e scope fo r service 
in Y. W. C. A .
to 
I work, ac c o rd in g to Miss Spears, a n d 
j all girls in t e r e s t e d a r e cordially ask*
ed to sign f o r m e m bership.

*

the 

to ta l d e s irin g such m a te ria l m a y g e t it m i d e a v o r C o n v e n tio n 

A lb e r t H u g h e s of L yford has re.
1,449 sa le s h ad been m a d e th e o ffic e o f d ir e c to r W illiam son in j n ig h t a t 7 :.10 o'clock in th e F i r s t P r e s - ! e n te r e d th e U n iv e rsity a f t e r an ab 
hv to ri« n 
.pen in g o f th e n ew plan V. H all 0 to d a y a f t e r 2 o ’clock. 
b y te ria n C h u r c h a n d will be in g e s - sence of tw o y ea rs, a n d wil! co n tin u e 
sion th r o u g h the tw e n ty -six th . A f d - [ h i s w ork in the Law School. He ii 
[lowship social is to follow th e meet-,** b r o th e r o f L u th e r H ughes, f o r m t i 
i ing F r id a y nigh t. 

R E G I S T R A T I O N G R O W S

cif fwn m and will ,

op, n , 

ona_! 

F r i d 

»n,i 

k . 

................. -.......

*—Q - "* 

 

T h e A u stin D istrict (Christian E n-! 

H U G H E S R E T U R N S

A t o t a l o f 4,358 s tu d e n ts w e re en 
ta tio n will be c a r r i e d on by th e re g u - rolled in th e U n iv e rsity w hen th e a u d - [ l iv e r e d b y W. £ uT nv s e c r e ta r y ~ o f l 
l a r s t a f f corps 
U r S taff r o m s o f w o r k e r s 
T e x a s S tu d e n ts
p u b lish ers o f th e C a c tu s. E v e r y s t u ­
d e n t will be g iven a n o p p o r tu n ity to 
m ak e a r e s e r v a tio n f o r th e book, e it h ­
e r by m a k in g p a r t p a y m e n t o r by

its d oo rs T h a t * - ! th e C h a m b e r o f C om m erce. 

T he w e lc o m in g a d d re s s will be de- 

o f th e i to r ’s o ffic e closed 

th e to ta l fo r last y e a r, w hen 4,317 e n - | E . , F . H u p p e r ts , general* s t a t e s e c r e - ’ sity in th r e e y e a rs, has r e tu r n e d this 
te r e d th e f irs t t h r e e d a y s o f th e fail t a ry , M a rsh Calloway, e x -p r e s id e n t of y e a r and is an in s tr u c t o r in th e de- 
r e g is tr a tio n . 

P u b lic a tio n s, Inc., d a y n igh t. This w as fo r ty - o n e above sp e a k e rs d u rin g th e session will b e ’ received his d e g re e

C h e ste r Klipple o f A u stin, whey 

p a r t m e n t o f p u r e m ath e m a tic s.

MADE INSTRUCTOR

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to G a rriso n Hall I.
T he te s t is co m p u lso ry an d , a c c o r d ­
to Dean H. T. P a rlin , a n y o n e 
ing 
fa ilin g to ta k e th e t e s t will be d ro p ­
ped 
rolls. D ea n P a r lin 
sta te d , how ever, th e g r a d e m a d e on 
th e 
the te s t will in no w ay a f f e c t 
s t u d e n t ’s s ta n d in g in th e U n iv e rsity .

fro m 

th e 

Fencing Fraternity,

Omega Delta, Meets

Texan Editors Call First Staff Meeting

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Program Call* for Cornbin** 
tion of College Night W ith 
Student Cheering

Combining the pep of t h e f i r s t 
rally of the year with the sp irit 
of loyalty of the college night 
program, Varsity students will 
celebrate together for the f ir s t 
tim e o f the y e a r to n ig h t. T h r o a ts 
will be u n lim b e re d fo r th e fo o tb a ll 
se a so n 's roo ting , a n d a new a s s is t a n t 
yell le a d e r will be selected fr o m t r y ­
o u ts on th e flo o r of th e gym . T h e 
affair s ta r ts p ro m p tly a t 7 o’clock.

The n u m b e r o f yells a c a n d id a te 
will lead will be decided w hen all ap 
plications have b e e n m ade. 
J o h n A . 
Ja c k s o n , head yell leader, re q u e s te d 
t h a t all m en in te n d in g to t r y o u t see 
him b e f q r e th e m eetin g. T he c a n d i­
d a te s will lead th e m en ro o te r s , who 
will be se a te d on th e n o r th side o f 
th e gym , and th e s e s tu d e n ts will v o te 
on th e m . 
F r e s h m e n will be s e a te d 
w ith th e ir g r e e n cap s in th e m id d le 
o f th e gym flo or, a n d th e g irls will 
be on th e s o u th side.

Yell Leader

A th ird a s s i s ta n t yell le a d e r 

is se­
lected e v e ry fall a t th e f i r s t ra lly 
o f th e ye a r. T h e h ead yell l e a d e r 
a nd tw o a s s is ta n ts a r e seleced a t th e 
s p rin g elections. 
Ja c k s o n a n d his a s ­
sis ta n ts , E u g e n e G e rm a n a n d A n e e s 
Seniaan , will a p p e a r in t h e ne*v o r ­
a n g e a n d w h ite u n ifo rm s p ro v id e d 
by th e U n iv e rsity C o -O p erativ e So­
ciety.

P re s id e n t W. M W. Splawn. will 
be th e prin cipal s p e a k e r o f the* Col­
lege n ig h t p ro g r a m , a c c o rd in g to J im 
S tr a ite n , p r e s id e n t o f th e Y. k . C. 
A. T he p r o g r a m is b e in g s p o n s o re d 
by th e Y. M. C. A. a n d th e Y. W . 
C. A . A s u rp r is e p r o g r a m is b e in g 
p la n n e d fo r th is tim e. B u r n e t t P h a r r 
f u r ­
th e L o n g h o rn B a n d will 
a n d 
nish th e m usic f o r th e occasion.

Rally F»r«|
T h e ra lly will be firs t in th e o r ­
d e r o f business, a c c o r d in g to J a c k ­
son, a n d th e C ollege N ig h t p r o g r a m 
will follow im m e d ia te ly a f t e r th e se­
lection o f th e yell le a d e r. T h e e n ­
t i r e p r o g r a m will n o t last m o re th a n 
f i f t e e n m in uted, he 
a n houg a n d 
said.

Pre-Med Society to 

Organize for Year 
at Tuesday Meeting

M em bers o f th e Texas Pre -M e d i­
cal Society will hold the f ir s t m e e t­
ing o f the y e a r T u e sd a y n ig h t a t 8 
o ’clock in room 114 of th e B io lo g y 
B uilding, a c c o rd in g to the p r e s i d e n t 
o f th e society.

All s tu d e n ts who p la n to e n fe r a 
medical college, or who a r e d o in g 
t h e U n i v e r s i t y 
pre-m edical w ork 
a t th e p re s e n t tim e , a r e e lig ib le t o

in 

a n d a f a st, a g g re ss iv e little end. J o e 
M ilam, th e fo o tb a ll co ach , h a s had 
his m e n at w ork f o r o v e r th r e e weeks, 
s t a r t i n g th e m S e p t e m b e r 6 , a n d th e y 
will h av e the e d g e on th e L o n g h o rn s
a s f a r as t r a in in g e x p e rie n c e is con- q u e n t e n g a g e m e n ts on 
c e rn e d .

T h e V a rs ity P e a c o ck s played a t th e 
A ll-P u blicatio ns b a n q u e t d u r in g th e 
s p r in g te r m a n d have fu lfille d f r e ­
t h e r o o f of

th e S te p h e n F. A u stin hotel. 
This 
o r c h e s tr a is com p osed o f nine pieces.

Steer* Injured

it.

this

his 
In ta c - 

T h is ye a r * in s te a d of m a k in g on e

Reynolds, a 154 p o u n d e r , will s t a r t 
a t l e f t end f o r th e T e a c h ers. H e
is a lig h t m an a n d also a m e m b e r o f 
th e tr a c k te a m . A t th e o th e r w in g U8*n £ the lib r a r y deposit, 
will be B ra d y , w ho is p la y in g 
^ ew Sy*tem
f i r s t year. He w eig hs 148. 
kies, th e T e a c h e rs will present som e raPid-fire drive fo r sales w ith c o n te s ts .
r e a l b e e f w ith J a c k s o n , a 204 po u n d ^Detween individuals o r org anization s, 
husky, who was a n a ll-sta te m a n h u r t l e * C a c tu s is bein g o f f e r e d on 
its
th ir d m e r *ts as b e in g a p r o d u c t o f a value
year a n d who 
y e a r on th e te a m , a n d w ith S h o c k - . e v i n « « « * " * th e p rice on 
ley, who is also p la y in g his th ird y e a r
a n d who does 
learn, le f t foo te d . 
.. . . a 
a lig h t 188. 
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to
“ y t h a ' , h e y 
' m a k e th e book m o re g e n e r a lly a m ir-
, 
' r o r of t r u e c a m p u s life b u t a r e g o in g
i t o m ak e the s t a t e m e n t an a c tu a lit y

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In l e f t g u a r d is C a p - 1 
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S hockley w eighs ' not. ol,£ 
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E v e r y e f f o r t possible will be m a d e

th e p u n t i n g f o r t h e ■ 

y? a r ' WttliT . i

is p la y in g his 

' vhou was 

f ta te man last y e a r and who is play- E a c h g tu d e n t w „ , be 
ing his th ird y e a r on th e team . G roves th(. bpok thjs y e a r a n d wp a r e a lr e a d y 
i , a t the o t h e r g u a r d , a n d ts p la y in g „ rderin(, c h a n g e s a n d e n la r g e m e n ts 
his second >ear. H e, like L m b a c h , <}f sectio ns to in s u r e com p lete n e r e ­
is a w re stlin g ch a m p io n in the O kla- s e n ta tio n
Homa c o n fe re n c e . K eller will p la y I 
The g rin d section w ith its puns, b u ­
a t c e n te r. He is playing’ his second m o r aE(j sarcasm is b eing doubled a n d 
the 
y e a r on 
t h e fr o m e a r ly a c tiv ities of the e d ito rs 
ii p la y in g his fo u r th y e a r, i 0f this p a r tic u la r section it’s g o in g to 
q u a r t e r , 
as 
r i g h t be w o rth th e p ric e c f th e y earbo ok , 
half. S p a n n , the o th e r half, is like- T he g r in d will be only one o f th e
wise p la y in g his f o u r t h year. A k in, 
m a n y divisions tL a t th e e d ito rs a r e 
th e f itll back, 
h as played b u t one 
pro m isin g to m a k e especially in te r e s t ­
year.
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G R A N V IL L E PRICE 
M anaging Editor

ED STEERE 
C hief E ditorial Writer

Tonight, 7 O’clock1’0"1 the MS0 iation- 

P lans fo r th e y e a r will be m a d e
a t this m e e tin g o f t h e s o c ie ty , a n d
i old m e m be rs a r e e x p e c te d to a t t e n d
F i n d n u t t i n g o f O m e g a D «lt», hon- a r d u k e a n a c t i v e p a r t in t h e f o r m -

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E du c a tion , tu d e n t s 

Plans fo r th e y e a r's 

o r a r y fe n c in g f r a t e r n i t y , will be held ing o f th e 
a t 7 o 'clock t o n ig h t in 
B uilding S i t . 
w o rk will be discussed, to g e th e r with ,0 
p la n s f o r th e a n n u a l to u r n a m e n t to 
be held l a te r in th e te r m , a c c o rd in g ,
to E. B. Craig, p resid e n t. 
I W ith the official fo rm a tio n of tw o
I
sections in fe n c in g u n d e r th e s u p e r ­
vision o f the d e p a r tm e n t o f P h y s ic a l 
T ra in in g , ad d e d im petu s has b e e n g iv ­
en the sp ort, according to M elvin W il-
liamson, who with T r u e m a n O ’Q u i n n , ! . , 
[will head 
th is 
year. This y e a r m a r k s th e t h i r d y e a r 
t h a t fe n c in g has b e e n t a u g h t in th e 
University, and it is h o p e d t h a t it will 
be possible to se n d a c o m p le te t e a m
to the n a tio n a l m a tc h e s th is se aso n ,
P re sid e n t C r a ig said.

the fe n c in g cla sse s 

, p r o g r a m 
' V j l 

All

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13 m e e m * 

,m 1 rsl y a!e in v ite d
jo in th e

J 
Versus Club Meeting

■ 7 ;

0 

Called Friday at 5

‘«» po ria nt I 
rsils < lub, 

An important b u siness m e e tin g o f 
girls d e b a ti n g so- 
le 
c e ty , has been called fo r to d a y at 
five o clock by L o re n a D ru m m o n d , 
president o f the club. 
“ This m e e t­
is the first o f the season and 
in g 
is qu ite necessary that all old 
it 
members be present, as the plans 
mid policies o f the club for the cern­
ing year will be decided a t this meet- 
I ing.
I Although a number 

o f the old

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M ASONIC SM OKER SA T U R D A Y

A Masonic smoker will be held Sat- ! mem^ers were *ost through grad*

u n l a y n i g h t fr o m 7 o ’clock 
to 9 
o’clock a t th e A c a c ia H o use, 2211 R ed 
R iver S tr e e t , f o r all M asonic s t u d e n ts 
a n d f a c u lty m e m b e r s in th e U n iv e r ­
sity. All M aso n s a r e c o rd ia lly in v it­
ed, 
th e p r e s i d e n t o f A eaeie f r a t e r ­
n ity l a i d ,

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th e m e m b e rs o f 

nation a n d o th e r reasons, there ar** 
st JI a U rg e n u m b e r who have pled 
g ed th e ir su p p o rt f o r this y e a r an d 
the Su m m e r 
w ith 
V e rs u s Club, who will be considered- ;J 
r e g u la r m e m b e rs, a succi 
in g is expected, states 
raond.

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and former c h a irm an of the M e n '* 1 is done, the suit styled Percy Wood- 
Flo-
l lonor Council, to go into the m a t t e r | ward, George Helfin and Talley 

thoroughly and m ake a formal re- ' rt ^ vs‘ 

^ * Sptawn and th e

Board of Regents wil?®not come i 
in court in October as it is sehedul
to do.

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Permian Formations in W est 
Texas Remarkably Pre­
served, Sellards Says

W ill T ry to C om prom ise W i t h 
R egents on B u il d in g of 
New M e n ’s D orm itory

port 

to the Association a t a n e x t 

meeting which will be held within a
Week,

It has been suggested th at m e m ­
bers of the B. Hall Association, com ­
p o e d of fo rm e r residents, raise a 
sum of money to be contributed t o ­
ward the building of a dormitory to 
take the place o f th e present Ii. Hall. 
the exact am o u n t not yet determ ined, 
if the Board of R egents would be wil­
ling to con tribute a like sum for th* 
building.

Members of 

the committee s ta te 
that they feel inclined to believe th at 
the Regents will a g r e e to a com pro­
mise of this kind and would be wil­
ling to help Hie Association construct 
a dormitory which would be suitable 
if this
to house University students, 

W ith the intention of compromis­

ing with the Board of Regents in re ­
gard to the m an n er of disposal of B. 

Hall, about HO m em bers of the B. 

a meeting 
Hall Association 
T h u rsd a y night which resulted in the 
appointm ent of a com m ittee of nine 

held 

headed by Pete Oliver, law' student

‘T E X A S STUDE N T S L I V E L Y ’
M ovie Star Likes U niversity But A voids Crowd 
at First; Students G ive ‘F ifteen for C lara!’

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and street colors. 

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with d o ub le silk knee and
r e i n f o r c e m e n t a t both heel
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—White 
-R ttia rd 
—S h ad o w 
— Gunmetal 
— Daybreak 
— Moonlight — Paris Mist 

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— Mauve Taupe

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g a r te r top.-,, reinforced heels anil “ Ex'* spliced toe for added wear— 
in these shades:

— Black 
— Sunburn 
— Russia Gulf — Grain 
- Gold 

— Harvest 

Daybreak 

— Indian Tan — White 

— Sandalwood — Peach
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Nude

— Satin Blonde

In th#* stab* o f Bavaria in south­
ern G erm any there is a famous local­
in which the anima! and plant 
ity 
life of 
the past h preserved 
in a ! 
wonderful m anner, according to Dr 
EL Ii. Sellards, associate d irecto r of 
the B ureau of Economic Geology of 
. the University of Texas, who ha? 
re c e n tly retu rn ed from Europe. Tho 
locality is a t the town of Soler* ho fen 
and the fossils are preserved in lith­
limestone. The quarrying 
ographic 
the past 
through 
of 
centu ry has brought to light a won 
derful collection of fossil*, m any of 
which are preserved in the museum 

limestone 

the 

the U niversity of Munich, Dr. I 

art 
Fella rd* said.

This same museum in Bavaria con 
tains an excellent collection of fos­
sil* from 
the state of Texas. The 
existence of a fine collection of the
j
fossils from Texas housed rn a fo r } 
eign museum, according to Dr. Bel 
lards, a ffo rd s 
the most convincing 
arg u m e n t fo r a S tate Museum for 
the state of Texas.

W h a t would 
think of 

the people of Bav-1 
their governm ent 

th e y should he required 

aria 
rf 
in o rd e r to see a collection of their 
own fossils of which they a re justly 
proud, 
to 
travel to th e United S tates of Amer 
ira? Vet this 
is exactly the situ* 
tion in reg ard to the fossils of this 
The 
state, Dr. Sellards declared. 
Permian form ations of West Texar 
contain some of the most rem arka 
hie fossils in the world. However 
is not 
a collection of these fossils 
:• 
to be found 
representative collection 
thai 
locality 
the people of Texas mnrt 
go to the museum of the University 
of Munich.

in Texan. To find 

from 

At the present time an e ffo rt i. 
being made to provide a S tate Mu­
seum fo r Texas. The Board of Re 
gents of 
rec 
cmmended an appropriation for this 
purpose, to be built by tire state and 
to be located on the ground* of the 
University of Texan, 

the University have 

j

the University campus. 

“Be I like the Uaiver*ity of Tex- 
** students? Boy, I say J do,** Miss 
Clark Bow, noted movie star, declared 
T h ursd a y afterno on upon her visit 
to 
“ I be­
lieve th ey ’re livelier down here too, 
than they are ut other colleges,” Miss 
Bow .said with a glance ut the w in­
dow. in the Education Building where 
ftudenls were stationed in an effort 
0» get a glimpse of the red-headed 
celebrity.

S m ith i* E sc o r t

Mists Bow arrived with h e r [tarty 
from Hail Antonio about noon and 
paid a call on Governor Miriam A. 
Ferguson. At 2 o’clock she left the 
S tephen F, Austin hotel accom pan­
ied by her m anagers and was guided 
to the University campus by A. B. 
Bmith, Texan advertising m anager, 
with several other University 
s tu ­
ck* rust,

SOO 

in C row d
A crowd of SOG or more students 
w ere waiting in fro n t of the Main 
Building for Miss Bow' but she th w a r t ­
ed them by stopping af the Education

I H ER E is room for three more p re ­
med s tu d e n t! a t 805 West 25th 
S tr e e t at the house donated to p re ­
m eds by Dr. Goodali Wooten. No 
r e n t will be charged. Applications 
•hook! be marie immediately to Dr. D 
A Panicle.

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M a th e m a tic s 

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tk T m a c A f t , M F 3.

Pe mu* ount Room < hang**:
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Temporary Room C h e n g s ;

The following d a s,,,. w >,«.,) u),,i I 

>ut b a w B. I, wiii meet in Law B 
5 u n t il iH it h e r .notice;

English 1.13, MW? %.
E n g lis h I 2 9 , MM F IO.
K n g ib h 1.3*. T T F 11.
L u g b sh 1.39, M W L 
l l .
English 1.47, MWF 12.

... E n g lis h 1.48, TTF 12.

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Introducing
TheAthletes

B y A . A. SEMAAN 
V A R S I T Y

M a u r i c e ( R o s y ) S t a l k e r , H a l f b a c k 

Playing his last year under the col­
ors of the orange and white is Mau­

rice S ta lk e r from Eastland. 
S ta b ­
le r is a halfback. Two years under]

Doc S te w a r t’s tutelage has made him 

one of the best off-tackle run ners • 
in the conference. His famous cut-1 
to followers 
backs are well-known 
of Longhorn football. Rosy is un­
doubtedly one of the hardest fight­
ing players on the team. As an in­
terfere nce r u n n e r he is well above 
the average.

S ta lk e r is captain of this y e a r’s 
basket ball te tm . He has played prac­
tically every position on the basket 
bal! team. He was out p art of last 
season due to an operation. 
Stall- 
t e r ’s third lette r is in track. With 
Stud Wright gone and Leo Baldwin 
unable 
to compete, S ta lk e r should 
win the conference championship in 
the
to
scintillating on three \ arsity teams, 
S ta lk e r rinds time to help earn his 
w ay through school. He is one of 
the m anagers of Mrs. Em m on’s din­
ing hall. He is a m em ber of S. A 
E.

high hurdles. 

In addition 

BUT ONCE DAILY

Steers Go Through Two-hour 
Practice Thursday; Plenty 
of Exercise

The Texas Longhorns w ent through 
a full two-hour workout without scrim 
mage yesterday in preparation f o r the 
game with Oklahoma 
Southwest 
Teachers Saturday. Coach S tew art 
gave the men plenty of exercise, *but 
he did not let them have any rough 
work.

P ractice started with kicking and 
progressed through signal drills, field 
goal practice, and dummy scrimmage 
to a short talk a t the close o f the 
workout. Beginning Thursday, 
the 
team will work out only once each 
day, in the afternoon. Holly Brock 
and Steinbach were the new men out 
fo r th e team.

Rocky Rundell, scrapping 

center, 
has been released from the hospital 
and watched practice from the side­
lines. Rocky will probably work ou£ 
today, but he may not g et in condi­
tion to play in S a tu rd a y ’s game.

The squad has been 

issued num ­
bers fo r the season’s play and they 
are 
lim bering up some new equip­
m ent fo r the games. Captain Saxon 
will w e a r n u m b er 22 instead of the 
traditional num br I of old field cap­
tains. Twenty-two is his 1925 num ­
ber an d he is wearing it by his own 
special request. McCuteheon, guard 
on the squad, requested n um ber 13. 
The num bers of the squad are as fol­
lows.

n e r Golden Bear. Hawn weigh?! T h e m a n * h o c a n filii his s h o e s will 
approxim ately one hundred and six-; n o t s o o n be f o u n d in b e a r v i i l e .
is rangy and fast,
ty five pounds, 
A nother of the Doc’s loses not to be 
and can pass well. 
From all indi 
taken lightly is that of young Dazzy
cation s Hawn should make a valua
last 
hie man for Coach Littlefield. Hawi. Vance, plunging red-head 
letters at High School, y ea r’s freshmen. Dazzy has a much 
made four 
He was a c e n te r on the basketball - 1 more powerful drive than his a n g o lar 
innocent by­
He held down an outfield position j build would 
on th e Athens nine. Hurdles were s tan d er to believe. Few lines there
his track specialty.
J w er which could consistently stop hi.*
knife like plunges, 
scarlet* 
thatched young man succeeds in g e t­
ting regi ter< d once again, winch he 
has ju s t been trying to do. all will 
be well, in time.

lead 

the 

the 

of 

lf 

C P O RT
P I ELS

B y V I C M O O R E

T H E N E C E S S I T Y 

T h e h a l f m a y s p e e d ,
T h e q u a r t e r ’s n o o d l e w o r k ; 
T h e l i n e m a n b u c k ,
A n d 

l i ke a T u r k .

l a b o r 

T h e f ul l m a y p l u n g e ,
A n d e n d s t h e p a s s e s s n a r e - 
B u t all f o r n a u g h t 
I f t e a m w o r k is n o t t h e r e .

F l o u n c i n g F l o s s i e t h i n l y t h e K a n ­
j a z z r e c ­

is a n e w 

s a s C i t y B l u e s 
o r d .

C a l b e r t ti field is now the scene 
staged by 

(of daily sweat sessions, 

Coach Diseh’s youthful baseball ag > 
n a t i o n . A 
i-eswm*, W H adm it.' But th in th,-] 
I trips back and forth a r , in all p r o b a - 1 
al 
hilitv rWit™ 
Diiitv designed by the athletic s ta ff as
the re c re a t’d tai outing of winch grow i 
mg \o u n g minds are ever in need. 

rem ote 

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n

, 

F r o s h F r e s h i e st i l l is l a b o r i n g u n 
t h a t " D o c " 

t h e h a l l u c i n a t i o n 

is 

t h e V a r s i t y p h y s i c i a n

d e r 
S t e w a r t 

— ------ . 

I 

rp. 
I ne king 

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is dead, 

long live *b.,i
king. Gene Tunney so completely* 
i outclassed J. Dempsev that no yes-
. t i ge of a doubt rem ains as to his - -............ 
superiority. Each 

and every time I

jag punch, who beat such men as 
W illard and C a r p e n t e r and Firpo 
insensibility. Thus will C ham ­
into 
pion T u n n ey flick* >• vol 
lade litter 
the end of his few allotted years.

Homan Assists 

James As Line 

Coach Thursday

Bob Human, guard on 

the 1925 
football team, w as .seen in the role o f 
Coach T hursday w h i t he -uited up 
an d gave the boys a •workout in the
line

Human Will assist lint' -oaeh Jam es 
for a few days before he leaves for 
Medical School at Galveston. He 
m ade a big s ta rt in his firs t day’s 
work, b u t he left the field early.

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E n gin eerin g
Students

Before 

you buy

your drawing in­

 

is 

T h e 

apalling 

J o h n A u b r e y 

( T i n y ) G o o c h .

the Longhorn 

Tiny from Ennis 

to be one of the 

rebound 
walking-beam 

the opposing 
perhaps 

Aside from the usual propaganda | Dempsey would 

season’s kept pounding away.- 
,

launch urn- of bli­
th e m ajority of conference member* heretofore 
he 
attacks, 
th - 
from 
have sustained really serious losses of would shortly 
stellar prospects. Texas must knock challenger’s 
right ' 
along w ith out the services of the crip- ( Dempsey began to p an t and falter in! 
stanzas while T u n n ey ' 
pled Baldwin. And big Leo was ex- the closing 
pected 
is playing his 
sensations. Abe Thompson is anoth-, 
third y ea r on 
line. 
e r unexpected absentee. SMU must! 
His is a g uard position. Tall, rangy 
bridge a big gap on the right side of) 
things 
and powerful, Gooch makes 
the line where tackle and 
captain 
line- 
p r e tt y hard on 
George W atters was 
supposed tot 
plungers. Gooch 
the 
wreck opposing lines. M atty Bell’s) 
in school. His height 
tallest man 
and, 
Frogs are minus th e ir captain 
is somewhere Upwards of six feet 
Jo hn ny Washmon, I 
bearcat center, 
three inches. 
John Aubrey is noted 
who has been under 
the su rgeon ’s! 
fo r being one of V a rsity ’s premier 
knife. 
Jack Jones has deserted Bay* 
fun-makers. Gooch 
to
lor and become a husband. Really, I
B erry M. W hitaker, director of in-; these losses are enough to call up a 
tram ural athletics. His office is iii chorus of moans. *
the Physical trainin g sback. Brae- 
ticaliy every stu den t in the U niver­
sity saw Gooch y esterday while they j 
were registering, w hether they were
aware of 
th e fact or not, Gooch
was custodian of the door leading 
out of the door on the second floor, 
of the Law Building ju s t before the 
reg:stree w en t to 
the a u d ito r’s of­
fice.

l a s t b i t o f 
Gen© h a d p u t 
T he c u l t u r e d y o u n g c h a l ­
w o r k . 
t o D e m p ­
f i g h t 
l e n g e r c a r r i e d t h e 
t e r r i t o r y p r a c t i c a l l y t h e w h o l e 
s e y 
r i g h t w a s 
w a y . 
l e f t h o o k o r 
hi s c h i e f w e a p o n , a 
t w o b e i n g s n a p p e d o v e r n o w a n d 
t h e n 

In th e last couple of rounds Demp­
sey threw all caution aside and con­
c en trated on a redeeming knockout 
bounded off 
But a f te r being 
the 
ropes a few 
tinier he brought un 
dead against a brick wall. Thus val- 
the passing of the man with the kill-

e n t i r e 
D e m p s e y ’s p h y s i o g n o m y 
e d 
s u n s e t 

p o r t i o n o f 
r e s e m b l ­
c o n c e p t i o n o f a 
t h e m o u n t a i n s w h e n 

is assistant 

t h e m o n o t o n y .

t h e a r t i s t ' s 

t o b r e a k 

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in h i s 

r a n g e 

l o n g 

l e f t 

Hi s 

in 

l i g h t 

O u t o f t h e e n t i r e list o f c a s u a l ­
t h e 
p r o b a b l y 
is 
t i e s, J a c k J o n e s 
b r i g h t e s t 
in a f o o t b a l l w a y , 
a l t h o u g h W a t t e r s h a d t h e g r e a t e s t 
p o s s i b i l i t i e s . W h e n h e w a s o f f t h e 
J o n e s w a s 
s e a s o n , 
l a s t 
li st 
s i c k 
s l i g h t l y m o r e 
t h r e e f o u r t h s 
t h a n 
t h e B a y l o r s q u a d . H e r a n a s b e a u ­
t i f u l i n t e r f e r e n c e a s S o u t h w e s t o p ­
t i c s h a v e e v e r b e h e l d . H e h a d a s 
s m o o t h a f o o t b a l l h e a d a s t h e b e s t 
o f 
t h e d e f e n e s h e w a s 
r a r e l y e q u a l l e d . A n d a s a k i c k e r h e 
w a s 

t h e c l a s s o f 

c o n f e r e n c e .

t h e m . O a 

t h e 

F R E S H M E N 
B i g U n R o s e , F u l l b a c k .

The “ big o ne” hails from Dallas, 
where he made “ re p ” fo r himself 
is a high school and prep school 
tailback. Big and powerful, Rose 
is an ideal fullback. The "big boy” 
is one of the best football prospects 
to come to the University in a long 
time. He should make a valuable 
m an n e x t year, as an understudy 
for Rufus King and Potsy Allen. 
Rose is also a basketball player of 
no mean ability. He was an all­
city can te r a t Dllas. A num ber of 
schools were a f te r Rose but the big 
fellow elected 
to Texas. 
Wise choice.

to come 

C h a r l i e H a w n , A t h e n s , H a l f 

football 

Ever since Wesley Bradshaw, a 
fo rm er All-conference quarterback 
the Rock; 
and present M anager of 
team j 
Island professional 
w ent to Baylor the city of Athens] 
has not produced a football plyaer! 
of any note. This year Athens is 
a ttem p tin g to duplicate 
its fe a t of 
several y e a rs ago bv sending Bawn 
to Texas. Hawn has spent several 
years under the tutelage of the for-

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G. A. Sievers, Concert V iolinist and T eacher

The* course of s t u d y extends from the first elem entary in stru ctio n 

<•> Jb<* attainm en t of virtuosity.

I have s t u d i e d the methods of all the g reat schools and am pre­

pared to suit the method to the pupil ra th e r than vice versa.
S t u d i o s : 1 9 0 4 E a s t E l e v e n t h S t . 

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3— Olle.
4— Moore.
5— Gooch.
0— King, Joe.
7— King, Rufus.
8— Higgins.
9— Allen. 
10— Estes.
11— Slover.
12— McCullough.
13— M cCuteheon.
14— Beular.
15— Wray.
16— Cowley.
-Fender,
17-
-Rundell.
18-
-Hughes.
19-
-Ward.
20- 
-Ford.
2 1 -
22— Saxon, Captain.
23— Terrell.
24— Tigncr.
-Phillips.
2 6 — - M c K i n n o n .
27— Rhodes.
28— Mobley,
29— B urnett.
30— Hogue.
31— Clinton.
32— Hoyles.
33— McLemore.

GAME IS OPENER

First Clash oi Conference 
Team s Finds Cadets U n­
prepared for Hard Fray

The football season in the South ­
west C onference will be officially op­
ened today when A.&M. meets T rin ity 
a t Waxahachie. The Aggies a re apt 
to get a T a r ta r in the T rinity Tigers, 
as th e Tigers are all set fo r the fray, 
and the Cadets are not ready fo r a 
hard game.

T rin ity will dedicate a new s ta ­
dium with this game and the whole 
c o u n try is said to be in a high pitch 
and pulling* fo r a T ig er win. T rinity 
has a good chance to cop the game, 
b ut the Aggies have some of the best 
new m aterial in the conference and 
are due to win by a small margin.

Coach Bible won the championship 
last y e a r on what was reported to be
poor m aterial, and fans of the c o n fe r­
ence grid game are wondering what 
the A.&M. M entor will do with the 
men from his g re a t freshm an team of 
last fall.

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Sport writer*: Ah# Met I, Dirk V»ogh*n

’

fo r Mexico to accept a position bs
m ine forem an in th a t city,

Ho wrote on Septem ber 17, that “I 
became a bit too hot for even Mexico 
to hi Id. Anyway, they chased me out
a couple o f weeks ago, so I'm back}
on the old stamping grounds.*

His address now 

is Box 936, El 

Paso.

L. V. Robinson, ^B.A„ *21, M.A. 
'22 writes that he spent another sum­
mer on his Ph. IX at the University of 
Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma.

He state* that he will teach mathe­
matics at the Texas Technological 
College, Lubbock, this session.

look well. 

Longhorn

It pay* to 
Barber Shop.

CT-

Texas
Exes

France* Cox, B A. ’25, writes from 
Monterey, Mexico, that #*he ha* just
returned home atter two and a half 
months1 leave. She states that three 
weeks of that time were spent in a
hospital for a mastoid operation.

Frances states that last year Miss 
K ettle Ijee Benson, 
class of 1929, 
taught in the mission school* there, 
and they an- expecting her again this 
fall.

Mr. and Mrs. Randolph A. Hayne*, 
B.A. Mb, ’21, M A ’21, respectively, 
announced the birth of their second 
{son. Carl Brundett, on A ugust 17.

Mr. Haynes is an instructor in the 
at 

Romance Language department 
the University of Texas.

‘ Biosphere. B u t we ask them now to fo rg et th is horrible*
I episode in the ch ap ter of their lives as quickly a* possible.
TITH th e a p p o i n t m e n t of a special legislative com m it- j Ttje§day w w a day of confusion ; W ednesday wa* a

t h e b l a n k e t t a x

....... 

I be rt H. Evans, B.S. in Architec­
ture, ’25, assisted in the drawing of 
apartment 
the plans of a $05,000 
,n o i r a *o dj
house recently built in El Paso by
ar<, sim ilar in th a t no one know s w hat he is doing i g eut ej antj Trout & T ro st, arch itects

am ong ©*ner repetition 0f T uesday— only m ore mk AU re g istra tio n h o lw , rec<,,lfly Dulll 

**. which will make it a busmen 

p 

, 

an opinion as to w hether or n o t th e 
should be mad# compo t o r y , it may b e.w ell 

determ in e whet! er or n t it - - fact really com -; 

* T # t 
1
Cl 
rn to d eten t,, m

n(J thgn „ xhibitg *uch m arked ta le n ts in doing it. to.a?
e sla dent body to have some knowledge of this t a x _ m u |ta are surprising. The only thing that astounds
fully pa cd
through the maze of red tape o f matriculation, necessary 
to become a student, without any casualties. During this 
time, the upperclassman la reduced to the level of the 
freshman, and the freshman remains the same. Bewil­
derment reigns supreme.

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c and the porp«e» of .tu d e n t 8e lf- * o ,e r e m « .^ T O .

; hmv jn (h ,. world 5,OHO student • acce 

In the foreword to the for 

tuition is a hr,rf 

' f th- S udent,

1 reno.: ' - -------- 
the U n ir e r .it, o f Tcxa> 

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in a more or leas mnd.imo 

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Itta ainee 18S3. the year in which the iMtitution o^ ln 

,erv fltodent in the Umver-ity. wa- 

t o m . A conrtitutmn. however, wa* not adopted un 
1 ,0 2 . when the gtndente* Areociation compored o
for■ .he p«r
of facilitating this form of government. Tho orig 
IM l i m i e r , w a , of course, amended from time 
nm# a* conditions demanded, and eventually t 
C l y revised d o rm , the sesaion of 1917-1*. ThU copy 

revised to Septem ber 15, 1925.
Section IX o f Article V of tho Constitution prowlJ - 
ta c h 

or the aaseaament o f a blanket tax. To quote, 
W e n t M i , «P«n matriculation pay a 
a* fee of not more than ten dollars and fifty cents 
tudm 
* 1 0 .5 0 ), to ho apport,.mfd among the various 
jvities by th . Students’ Assembly, such appor t .n- 

wnt to be made for the enuring year before the tin 

th o f May o f earl, year. 
It - f a t h e r p r - .d e . 'ha »
pre santa tive, appointed by the president o f the Btu 
tents- Association, shall hare the power to excuse any 
Indent from payment of the student a c t iv it y fe e when 

ch student shall certify upon his or hoi honer ha
r sh? is unable to pay the >ame.

the present academ ie year 
U ntil the beginning o f 
e A uditor o f the U niversity w as em powered to excu se 
ny stu d en t who, in his opinion, should be exem pted 
rom p a y m e n t This power w a s delegated to th e stu- 
tent fe e fix e r s who w ere em ployed by the A uditor to 
3» is t in registration. W hile the law required th a t all 
*udents claim ing exem ption m ust certify a* to th eir ta- 
b ility to pay the am ount o f the ta x , this particular pro­
ton was n ever enforced. S tu d en ts were m erely asked 
y lh* fe e fix e r w hether or not th ey were w illin g to

*Las? year the A ssem bly passed a resolution requesting 
n lh o n ty from the Regent* to vest in a student commit- 
ee the di>« retionary power* heretofore i tercmed y 
< 
Auditor through hi- a gen t, ta the mutter o f exem ption., 
[ter at thorough investigation o f the situation, the reso-

ition wa* endorsed. 
There can be no question that in passing this rcso u- 
OU, th o ^ ep resent*tiveo of *»e itu d .n t body were clow - 
r acting with rn their power to enforce a provision of 
it constitution which had never become operative Then 
requiring a statement a* to financial inability on the 
ft o f a student claiming exemption, the Assembly has 

,

either violated the spirit nor the letter of the 

rtion.
It tot clea rly implb^i in the a rticle cited above th a t the 
lym ent o f the blanket tax is, in principle, an obliga- 
or. which every undejrgraduat*.* stu d en t is ex p ected to 
teume upon reg isterin g for course* in the Uni v e r ity . 
ut no m ean in g can be read into the w ording o f the pro­
nto© that w ould m ake its a p p lication com pulsory in fact. 
hen th# tra n sfer o f the ex ecu tio n o f law from the Audi- 
it int* the Hands o f a stu d en t com m ittee ca n n o t lend 
he law kin aspect o f com pulsion u n less th® m em b ers,p f 
ue committee unlaw fully ex ceed th eir powers.

The regulation and control o f the com m ittee on cx- 
*r. • tic?.* to the extent that it doe* not go beyond its 
uuit powers is obviously a problem o f student go vc rn- 
Mint. No on# ha* yet q u estion ed the right o f th e sto ­
ol the University to r e g u la te their ow n affairs 
, t with the con stitu tio n o f the a ssociation . 
-aged th** provisions o f S e c tio n V,

ti accord a 
lo on* * h ■ y* 
urri :k VII! of * he constitution.

It ta * stated in the debate on the floor o f the House 
ay before yesterday that the University o f T exas, as 
state in*riiution, ought to be run by the people o f the 
In theory this is true. Bet the Students’ Aseocia- 
late. 
km to not a state supported institution, nor ear# it* ac- 
vfttes financed by the public treasury. When the af- 
lirs of the A - • oeia * 
t th ey be-
pm® detrimental to the primary purpose for which the 
then it is time for interventmn on the
Quiver 
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l i t o f the adm r 
ap-
9!nted m the nam- of tnt people to govern the Coi­
ta lly . N ot until they fail does an emergency exist! 
birl* sh ouk call the representatives of the people from 
ie serious b 

tr e. ? of g» neral Ap ■ 

• <r/ * ? * who hav • i 

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T H O SE AW FUL REGISTRATION DAYS!

V RL th a n 2,000 unsophisticated youngsters coming 
ironI n il p a rt- of Texas can now con-.der them - 
Ke* re g u la r stu d en ts in the U niversity. This honor has 
sen bestow ed U p o n them because they quietly subm it- 
to th a t p ain fu l process graced by the nam e o f ma- 
ibutsoR and w e r t feu rn: to be of the same m aterial 
I m akes ap typical college stu d en ts. They a re now 
MHOftds in the rpugf an d upon them will fail the re- 
rmibiuty o f giving the lie to those w ords m ade fa- 
m by I: it tx mAI— ” A college is a place w here pebbles 

sn aw akened 

rn polish* o and diam ond* a re dim m ed.”
T he revolting cruelties visited upon hum anity in the 
| § y § tile sp an ish Inquaririon w ere no longer possible 
Aa a",ald not Ustor- 
phffcka! torture ma rn means of enforcing uniform- 
ifi th e m atter o f opinion. B u t even in th is d ay and 
the e a fc r c e m e a t of uniform ity has its place-—w it- 
ln-
fhe day of reg ‘ratiottl This event'gfvea the 

■ < of ; 

m % 

to . * u r n b a bit o f t o i l e t * &

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But nevertheless, Tuesday 

and Wednesday were 
unique a* registration days. 
In the first, place, pun* It 
was served— not to the- students, however, but to those 
in charge. This ha* been done before, but not in such 
quantities. And secondly, th e seniors enjoyed th e dis­
tinction o f completing the entire process o f matricula­
tion within three rooms of one building. We compli­
ment the officials in their foresight in not making it 
necessary for the senior* to walk up three flights of steps 
in the Law Building, then to T Hall, the Library, and 
finally to the Education Building. The originator of 
th!* scheme should be duly awarded. May the wine of 
his happiness never turn to vinegar.

rTHLS is the day for the “ I told you so’s.” 
* 
admits that he picked the winner of the
Tunney bout ages ago.

E v e r y o n e
Dompsey-

C L O RIDA ha* started another boom by announcing that 
whiskey was being given a* a stimulant to storm

refu gees.

/'•OLLEGE football and professional baseball ar** now 
^ staging a private battle lo see which shall occupy 
the spotlight for the next few days.

I IKE a wild prairie fire, 
quern! —-ami left.

Clara Bow came, saw, coil*

« 1 1 /H A T PRICK freedom?” say the student* as they 

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start their nine months* grind.

V T O U c a n ’t k eep the n ew sp a p er s down. The various
cities o f Florida which were hit by the to rn ad o are 
* 
issuing m im eographed sheets.

IA UK DEM PSEY may n o t be an ex-soldier, but 

he’s

certain ly a ‘‘doughboy” now.

Q lK C E w e’ve found out the fir^t one to register and the 
first on® to buy a ( actu*, what we want to know is 

who’s going to win the Thanksgiving football game.

W H A T OTHERS THI NK

SCHOOL SPIRIT
(T h e Daily K a n s a n )
D A G E in the dark, dim ages some place originated the 
the modern 
conception or understanding of the term is Confined to 
affairs o f the students which are extra-curricular in na­
ture.

term “school spirit.” Unfortunately 

College spirit in the true sense of the term would in­
clu de all the enthusiasm, loyalty, love and devotion an 
individual is capable of giving his alma mater in every 
sense. As it is now commonly accepted, this enthusiasm 
is given over almost entirely to athletics, supporting the 
athletic teams by attending the games and rallies.

This to all us it should be, but to get deeper into the 
situation and to display more ‘“ p in t” such things as 
the maintenance of a high scholastic standard and high 
moral standards are not without importance.

If the individual really loves his alma mater, lie will 
see to it that his own record is such that he can say 
the school is at least somewhat better for his having 
In no way has he done anything which 
bet»n there. 
could not be publicly heralded without doing injury to 
the name o f the school.

a r o u sin g a wave of prophecy. 

D E F E A T IN G THE PROPHETS
(The D aily K ansan) 
p l VE YEARS AGO rad io-telephonic broadcasting was 
It w as dam ned, and 
it was hailed as m ankind's g rea test forw ard step. 
It 
a a s pooh-poohed as a p a c in g fad, and it w a s g reeted 
as a o ciai force which w ould revolutionize the world.
Today rad io has becom e sufficiently stabilized 

for 
some o f its e ffe c t* lo be noted, if not fin a lly judged. 
Not th e le a st of th ese effects is an increase in the num ­
ber o f persona who adm ire and respect, even though 
they do n ot en tir e ly understand and appreciate, cla ssi­
cal music.

So short a tim e ago as 1924, it would have been hard 
to find an average group o f persons willing to listen 
for an hour to a prmentation of numbers from “ Samson 
some­
and Delilah” without tw isting the dials to find 
thing else. Today th a t same group will listen to and 
adm ire the same presentation. Radio 
listeners have 
learned that “ clever,” catch y tunes from the musical 
comedies pall and that the classics a re m ore appreciated 
each time they are heard. Repetition to death to a 
composition that is only clever, while it adds meaning to 
music which has merit. Radio ha* placed thousands of 
people in a position to hear classical music repeatedly.

For this, regardless of other merits* or dem erits, this 
new form o i communication is to be accepted as a val­
uable asset to humus, life,

Joe Earnest, L U B . ’23, writes the 
Alcade editor to change his address 
from Colorado, Texas, to University 
of South, Sewanee, Tennessee.

Dr, J. E. Neville, M D. ’22, writes^ 

that he is expecting to take post-grad­
uate course in the Graduate School of 
Medicine of the U niversity of Pen-; 
ri-ylv.mia this year. His a d d r e s s will 
be 3617 lo c u st Street, Philadelphia, 
Pa., instead o f Steptoe Valley Hos­
pital, East Ely, Nevada.

Miaa Alma Jane Speer, B A. ’13, 
received her Master's o f Art* degree j 
at George W ashington University,* 
on June 9, 192b.!
Washington, D. 

Charles A. GuliFk, B.A. HH, M A. 
’19, has transferred from Columbia 
University, Department o f Economics, 
to Berkley, California, His address 
will be 2712 Derby S t , Apt. 5, Berk­
eley.

J. Everett Cline, L.L.B. ’26, is as­
teriated with Johns & McGregor, at­
torneys at law, 208-10, Edison Big., 
Main and Weatherford S ts., Fort 
Worth, Texas.

Shirley S. Nay Ie, B.A. *26, writes 
that she has moved to 32 IV est 72nd 
St., New York City.

George W ythe, B.A. ’14. has left 
Weatherford, Texas, to spend a year 
at Mel len City, Apartado j No. 2097, 
Mexico, D. F.

Ii. Fred St sake, B., in Mechanical 
Engineering '23, ha* accepted a po­
sition with the W estinghouse Electric 
920, 
and Manufacturing Com pany, 
Union National Bank Bldg., Houston, 
Texas. He has been with the same 
com pany but located ut 215 North 
Homewood Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.

John Puckett, Class o f I p 2 1, wrote 
on June 21, from Parral, Chihuahua 
Mexico, that he lert El Paso in May

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wear this Fall.

To you real College Men 

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C lothes” ke means Sn ‘Is and 

accessories that are absolute­

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i m ' y -/

 IN SOCIETY

ISH R IT E 

M 1TO R Y H A S 
23 O C C U P A N T S

otti.sh Rite D o r m ito r y o p e n ­
ly f if th y e a r last S u n d a y an d 
filled 
T h re e 
to c a p a c ity . 
an d tw e n ty - t h r e e co-eds a r e 
d e n ts o f th is p o u la r dorm!* 
h e y a r e : G e r tr u d e A dle r, 
A gress, H elen A ltm a n 
Itm an, J o s e p h in e A llpew lvte 
A rc h e r, K a th y le e n A tk ri- 
i d o r a Brumby, W illie Alm a 
in n io Mae B aldwin, Euger.ia 
Lucille B a r n e tt, F a y B a x t 
l e t t y Benson, E le a n o r Bet

d B e tte n c o u r t, E m m a J a n e 
M ildred Bibl, In e z Bishop 
a1, NY 
ta B ohne, S a ra h M a r 
»w les, Edith V irg in ia B ow ­
en B oy ce, A leine Boyd, V ir 
B reeden 
Je ss ie 
Bozeman, 
B r e n n a n , Maggje L. B re n n e r 
B re u s te d t, J o s e p h in e B r ig h t 
B rightw ell, 
P e a r l D o ro th y 
le a n o r B risk e r, W in n o g e n e 
axel Brow n, L a u r ie B ro w n 
n B r u n t, K a th e rin e B ry a n t, 
j u r n e t t, 
L ouise Buehrwald, 
Ig> , Mi vidie Mac B y num , 
Caldw ell, A lda M ae Cal- 
1 ss C ilhoun, O rie ! a e t 'am p 
m pbell, N a n c y C am p bell, Viv- 

i f

)bell.

j 3 Eli t 

H azel Car!, E d w in a Cer 
'a ro l 
C h a n d le r, M a r g a r e t 
jan, F ra n c e s C h e a th a n , Arly? 
( r 
(. brist an, J - sit 
F r a n c e s 
C a th e rin e C la rk , 
’r a n e e s Cohn, H elen Colley, 
Cook, 
Collins, K a th e r y n 
[u ig hran , E liz a b e th C ra v e n s 
Craw ford, G enevieve C ritz, 
Jozier, Sue F la k e C u m m in g s 
)aniels, 
C laire D a n z ig e r, 
ie Davis, S a r a h Davis, Je ss 
iwe, M arian De S hazo, Thel- 
jShazo, G ladys D ew cr, C o ra 
D o ro th y Dixon, M a rg u e r- 
?tt, P a u lin e D rom goole, R u th 
D o ro th y E dm eston, A n n o n a 
E d ith E ile n b e r g e r , Eliza- 

i 

idge, M a r g a r e t E lridge. 
E lkins, A uba Doyle E lkins 
[gnus E r h a r d , L ouise Ezel!, 
Lois F a w c e tt, J a n i e Louise 
F o e s te r , Violet 

| J o s e p h in e 
J 
fster, W a r r e n a F r a n k , Olive 
f, C a r Y ‘F r ie d m a n , Helen 
E z r a Mae F u d g e . E liza b e th 
I;,
[der, 
F u llin w id e r , 
F o r b e s , D o ro th y G a lla h e r 
f l G e n tr y , K a th e r in e G ib b o n s 
lf h Gibson, M a r y C ath erin e

F r a n c e s 

Tnt".*.'1 

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S O C IA L C A L E N D A R 
F o r S a t u r d a y 

G e r m a n Club, K. C. Hall. 9-12. 
A ll-U n iv e rs ity D ance, W o m e n ’s

Gym, 9-12.

— Social C a le n d a r C o m m ittee.

G ivens, A u d r e y G o ld th ro p , M ary 
G oodrich, M a ry G ravy, M a rjo rie 
A n n a G r a y , R u th G r a y , W a n d a 
G ra y , B e t t y G reen, D a m a n s G reen 
J e a n e t t e G re e n w a ll, F l o r r v G uin n, 
E s t h e r G oldstein, E m m a Dee* Hall 
L ty R ae Hall, Alleah H u m a n , Helen 
H am ilto n , M a ry F r a n c e s H am ilto n
V iola H a m ilto n , A n n a H a m m o n d 
A n n a b e l H a r a ls o n , M ary E liz a b e th 
H a ra lso n , B u ra H a r r is , L a u r a Hath- 
cock, M y rtle H e a d , D o ro th y Hel 
berg, R u th H e lto n , T o m m v e J e a n 
H e n d e rs o n , Bess H e r r i n g to n , O pal 
H ic k m a n , Dollie H ilb e rt, Dorothy 
H olm es, F lo H ooper, F r a n c e s H oo per 
K a th e rin e Hooks, H azel H oqkins 
V :o le t H o w a rd , N ina H u g h e s, W in i­
f r e d , M a r g a r e t H u n n i c u tt, R o b e rta 
H u tc h iso n , M a r jo r y H y m a n , G race 
Hill, Leola H o itz e r, V irg in ia 
lllig, 
M ildred Use, W inn ie Lee J a c k s o n 
J o h n , M a r j o r i e 4 Jo h n so n 
M ildred 
L e a h J o n e s , Lillian K a r r e n , H e le r 
P a u lin e K e e to n , N an 
K au lb a c h , 
K e n n e d y , M axine K ing, 
T helm a 
K ing, L eslie King, L a u rie K nipling 
L ouise K irkw ood, H elen L abel, Eli 
z a b e th L a n e , E liz a b e th L a R u e , Sid­
n e y L a u r e n c e , Doris Lea, J e a n e t t e 
L e a ry y , L ucille Leslie, F a n n ie L e v y 
H e n n ie L evy, R uby Lewis, M ary 
F r a n c e s L lew ellyn, B ess L ’pshitz 
R u th Lockwood.

J e n n ie L ee L ogan, M y rtle Long 
C a th e rin e Lyne, T h elm a L y n n , Nell- 
e en L e g g e tt, Olive M cC auley, Nov­
elle M cC ord, A da M cC racken, Emma 
A bb ie M cD onald, E liz a b e th McGhee 
V irg in ia M c H e n ry , E d ith Mae Me 
L a n e , M a r t h a M c P h e rso n , K a th ry n
M ad d re y , F e r n M arick , A nn M ary 
H elen M assey, H e n r i e t t a M ayer
R o b e r ta M a y o , W in nie Mayo, Violet 
M iers, K a th le e n M elat, G race M eyer 
H elen M ilan, Alice Miller, 
L utie- 
S t a ia r s Miller, K a th le e n 
M inus M o h rm a n n , V irg in ia M o n ta g u e 
Zelnva
S ue M on tg om ery, 
W illie 
M oore. W ilm in o r M o rrie, Boreen 
M ouvsund, B e r th a N au w a ld , Marvnl- 
Ien N elso n, V e lm a N ic h o las, R uth 
N o r f le e t , F a n n ie Mac N ovit, P a u lin e 
H a c k le s , M a r jo r ie N e b le tt, E u n ic e 
O ’B anion , S a r a h O ’B ry a n , 
Sylvia 
O strow , L ola O ’C onnell, O ra Beth 
P a r r is h , L oys P a r r , Lucile P e a rc e 
P ollard
D o ro th y Peel, 
J o se p h in e 
A n n a Powell, K a t h e r in e 
Powell,
R o b e r ta P ’Pool, K a th e r in e R a m se y 
Ida M a y R ic h a rd so n , V ivian Rich­
a rd s o n , R a n d le R idley , Billion Rob­

E u n ic e

e rts, M ildred R og e rtso n .

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Bonnie* T o m R o binson, C liftin e 

R okafellow , K a th e r in e Rockafellow , 

B a b e tte 

R oessler, 

R uth 

Rollins, 

E r m a 

K a th e r in e Rose, Millie Rose, K ittie 
Clyde Ross, L ucy R u c ke r, D orothy 
R ugeley, H e le n R ush in g, S a lly Ru< 
s£ll, (Trace R y a n , A rtie M ae S a n d ­
i e r , F a y S a p p in g to n , A lb e r ta S c o tt 
M a ry Alice Bewall, J u l :a S h a n bill rn 
Else L ee S h e f fie ld , 
Sm ith 
H a r r i e t t e S m ith , Lucille S m ith, M a ry 
Edd Spies, E s t h e r Sol ch er, F lo r e n c e 
S p e n c e r, M ildred 
S ta n le y , Bailie 
F r a n c e s S te e le , D orothy S te v e n so n 
M a rg u e r ite Still. M iriam 
S t o r r s , 
Bois S tr ib b lin .g S t i n s e l S to r e y , V ir ­
g in ia T a b b , D o r o th y T a y lo r, M ary 
M a r g a r e t T a y lo r, Alice L ouise Tee- 
pie, J e w e ll T ho m as, M innie P e a rl 
T h om as, L a u r a Tips, H elen T o b ia s 
M a r g a r e t T r ip p e ts , Allene T u c k e r 
F a y e T u c k e r , Nell T u c k e r, M a r y 
Lee V a n c e , M abel V an P e lt, M ary 
Lyle V in c e n t, S a d ie W a ld m a n , M ary 
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is a stu d en t o f the Law
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w as ever knocked o ff his fe e t, a c -'th e r e , g o in g later to the U niversity J 
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O ne and h a lf b lock s 

from cam p us. MMI 

block from * te d iu m . H om e co o k in g . L arge ‘ 994® .

room s w ith sleeping p o rch es. 

Mrs, B. F'

1 L e w is, 206 F.a*t 22m l S t. 

liv in g 

ll EUF: 

m ake a 

to ed u cate yo u r ch ild ren , w ant 

to 
th e m ea n tim e. H a v e 
an e s ta b lish e d and p a y in g b u sin e s s Dm- m \ « .
S. S. P e ttu s. P hon e 
2§

I S e e m e for p articu lar*,

In 

ROOMS FOR RENT

T W O fu rn ish ed room -, b ath b etw een w ith 

hatb an d cold w ater, fo r m en , M eals next 
I Mi 2 C on gress 

lf d es im !. 

A p p ly 

dour 

25

O M Pl.KTF: STOCK of 
all 

brand#, 

p rices. 

IT CIRE. 

fo u n ta in p ens. all 
1IOQK 
O I

T E X A S 

A ven u e. 

A n ice 

fa m ily h o te l 

R A N D O !,P II H O T H I.- LM W e t 15th St.
for your r e la tiv es 
rates 
P hone 
O ct. 19

frien d s. W eek ly and m on th ly 

or 
g iv e n . 
2 2 9 0 8 . 

S c a le s . 

A ddie 

M rs. 

W R IT E YOUR T H E M E S , e s s a y s aud r e ­

p o rts on a TTvpeWrit* r. W e Sir** d eal- ^
for R em in gton P o r ta b le and C orona ;

■*r* 
P ortab le T y p ew r iters. 
lik e ren t. 

I EX A S BOOK ST O R E . 

ie n tly 

LOA KI) A N D ROOMS 

for b o y s: C on ven ­
lo c a te d : nu**, airy ro o m s; e x c e l­
len t h om e cook ed m eals. A hom e for you 
1932 Kau A n ­
w h ile aw ay 
26
ton io. 
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from hom e. 

 

block o f cam p u s] on w ay 

BO ARD lr ROO MN— For m en and b o y s. One 
tow n. 102 
to 
rtfotn* 2 2 8 6 2 . M r-. S. L. 
25

W M 2 0 th S t. 
B row n. 

 

 

 

 ■ 

 — 

BO A R D — A t a ttr a c tiv e place 

- 
less than one 
h a lf block o f la * # B u ild in g. U nder new 
2067 W ich ita
26

m a n a g em en t. 
S tr e e t. 

P hon e 2 2 m82. 

 ..

 

 

STANDARD T Y P E W R IT E R S , 

all make** 
for rent. Special stu d en t rates. T FIX AS 
0-1

BOOK STORK 

PLEATING any sty le : H em stitching, silk, 
cotton, gold, silver. Buttons fancy co v er­
to wr­
'd. 50 varieties. R hinestones ret 
ier. 
Phone 8362. Mabel Gannawuy, 716 
Ningres Ave. Over Beacon Shoe Store. 
Phone 9162._______________________ Dec 111

EMPLOYMENT

LOR REN T-—T o m en stu d en t* , large, a ttr a c ­
t iv e -outlie!* t. room n p r iv a te home. D ial 

8 9 8 8 or ta ll ai 7 lo W e t 

l o t h tit. 

23

^

VER Y d esira b le 

fa c in g 
fu r n ish ed 
c&mph*, sle ep in g porch, c o n v en ien t to e a f-
e te r ia or m eals n ext door if w an ted . A p ­
230 7
p roved by U n iv e r s ity a u th o r itie s . 
Speedw ay. Dial 4075. 
25

room s 

Sold on e a sy t e r m s > VOH BO YS T h ree n ice coo! Mouth room s, 
P r iv a te hom e.
neigh-
25

of U n iv ersity , quiet 
180# N u eces.

a ll m odern convenience-*. 

I 
Garage, 

LF'our bb 
ib o rhood.

61 I 

ROD MB 

for boy?— Large front rooms, a t­
tra ctiv ely furnished, on** block from U ni- 
vers ty and cafeteria. AH modern conven­
25
iences. 

2 -0 9 U n iversity Ave. 

* 

FOR RENT— To boys, on** furnished room.
Ab o want a boy to share room with law 
40V Ea t 16th Bt. Phone

student. Garage. 
8 1 2 8 
 

______________________ W ichita . Dial 5060. 

S im m on * b ed s; one block 

COOL ROOMS for boys— Ivory furnishings, 
from campus. 
A n ic e room for three men stu dents, 2601
25

26 *

FOR R E N T — Q u iet, p lea sa n t 
south and 

a d jo in in g bath, 

room s w ith ; 
e a s t e x p o s- K ,C ® r,’m fc*tab,« 

"""" ?" 

, , 

ore; betw een Capitol and U n i v e r s i ty . 150-f j _ 
.. 
, ■ 
'' 

re 
______ 

, a 

'l>s 

. . 

‘ 

 

 

*• en tran ce, bath, 

..,* I ne kind o f r o o m •< a gentlem an w a n t s .
" 

j Quiet e n o u g h to ready stu d y . 

 

 

 

 
*n Private hom e;
lo ts of w in d o w s.

, 

'

1 9 1 5 N u c ­
25

l e a l 2-2471. 

2 0 0 p o u n d C e n t e r 
T he aggie wall o f d efen ce which 

T w o N e w M e n .

A t fullback E

w i i h s t o o t i t h e a t t a c k s o f t h e s t r o n g e s t D o u g l a s , I L J . D a y h o f f , 

E. "-Feather, James?
l e t t e r m e n 

hou e. 
4 9 8 7 . 

\ a h e y 

t e a m s 

l a s t y e a r s t a n d s t o b e w i l l c o m p e t e 

f o r 

t h e p l u n g i n g p o s i - 

r e - i n f o r c e d b y t w o F ria n t t a c k l e s , I ) . L ion w i t h t w o n e w m e n , W . G . H a l d - 

J . H o u s e h o l d e r a n d G e o r g e Y ^ y o n , a n d , e r m a n a n d R c h a r d N e w m a n , t o h e l p 

B o r t P e a r s o n , 2 0 0 

p o u n d 

c e n t e r , ! t h e m .

MAKE MONEY

'V ou save 20 p e r c e n t by g e ttin g y o u r h a ir cu t

a t

TURNER S BARBER 
SHOP

H a ir cuts, la d ie s an d m en 40c, c h ild re n 35c 
E v e ry th in g new an d up to d a te

WE HAVE the name and records of a large 
nu rn bef1 of stu d en ts who m u d have work 
O continue their stu dies at the U niversity 
if Texas during 
th** com ing year. We 
can furnish you with ty p ists, bookkeepers, 
.rn ce help. 
•ottectors, salesm en or general 
\d.ir**-H the Manager, T exas S tu d en ts Pub- 
ications, Inc., U n iversity of Texas, Aux­
— tf
in. 

S t.
26

FOR RENT— Room s that have been red ec­
orated and are nicely furnish ed , for mar­
307 We t 21st. 
26

r e d couple or quiet n o n . 
P ho n e 14 8 4 . 

i o rn fort abb* room 

F'OR RF: NT- -To mr tore 

stu d e n t* : Quiet, 
in private fam ily. Ap­
ply at 806 1-2 W est 21 st S t., or call 4530 
— 26
for details. 

to 

glad 

THE UNIVERSITY V. M. C. A. will be 
furnish narfle* and report* on 

Sleeping 
U niversity student# who desire work during I mod* rn convenience*
the com ing year. 
Address# W. A. Sm ith, i *
lecretary. U niversity YMCA. A u stin , Tex- J 
as. 

F'OR RENT— One large room, so u th ea st e x ­
jK>reh and ait other 
to campus.
25

posure. 

C lose 

♦

— lf I FOR

RENT F'our nice room s. 

Two at 
810 each, and two at $7.50 each. Also 
take .office and garage for $ 4 .0 0 ; call 2-2536. 25

W ANTED Freshm an Geo. Hally
in the show at the Queen 

to 
if he Is not 
afraid to leave the house after night. Take 
24
t hi* ad and enjoy the show. 

F'OR RENT— F'or boy#, 

tw o room*, south 
eposure, hot and cold w ater and all m od­
1914 
25

ern convenience#. Close to cam pus. 
Nuec*’#. 

EXPERT typew riter repair service, Rem ­

ington Typew riter Co.

P h o n e 6 4 5 0 , 

KOR BOY'S— Three nice cool double rooms, 
P rivate home, 
b l s ( allures* Ave ! f„ .,r block* of U n iv ersity . Quiet neigh­
25

all modern conveniences. 

borhood. Garage, 

1800 N ueces.

0 2 2

floor 

FOR SA L E — Buy from owner. J 0-room r es­
idence or. beautiful Rio Grande Street.
livin g room, n u d e 
South and eau* t

Edge Green 
room and dining room. 
*tee» ing porch. Three piece hath, every ; 
• 
convenience. 
I .arr-- corner 
lawn, 
home. Phone 5212. H. C. Koch. 

fruit, pecan and other 

i
lot, beautiful 

Ideal j 
29

tree*. 

in 

.> 

_ 

i

.

 

ba*b, 

I 
’ 57 54.

_ _

FOR RF:NT— A room 

furnace heat: 

for a man.
a garage.

P rivate
Phone
25

In private 

, i F'OR RENT — P leasant fro n t so u th e a st room
en' 
trance, bath adjoining, hot arid cold water, 
j 2 1*2 block* from no them* I corner of cam- 
25
j pus, 

SOS Archway, 

P hone 4808. 

.. 
P rivate 

fam ily. 

front 

“ 

.

or couple *. 

DESIRABLE ROO MS 

for U n iv ersity boys 
from
ca m p u s. V ery c o n v e n ie n t to c a fe te r ia an d 
pta*aroon*,..- 2 408 Speedw ay. Phone 5603. 
25
Mrs. Brisk iii. 

Le*# Ou»n on e block 

I 
I convenient 
| Amiable 

DESIRABLE RO O M S—N eatly 
newly papered, half block 

furnished, 
from campus,
to cafeteria and classics, rea- 
Phone 4718. Mr. W. E, 
25

-ates. 
Jam***. 2404 Speedw ay. 

block* w est of cam pus. Garage, 

W ANTED— Ten boys to room or meal three 
sleep- 
iiik porch. Modern convenience#. W ednes­
28
day dinner free. 

Phone 23088. 

FOR It FINT—O ne nice room with private 
bath and all modern convenience*. 606
2-'»

W est 18th St. Phone 4923. 

room* 

TO LADIES 

or couple—-Two 

attractive 
in new cottage. Garage. H ou se­
keeping * privileges. D elightfully niet horn** 
faculty or mature students. R eason­
’for 
300 W e d 30th St. T elephone 
able ra tes. 
Jg
7034 day, 23271 evenings, 

F'OR R E N T — A nice 

in 
l-rlvnte home, private entrance; c o n n ect­
603 W est 32nd
2K

furnished room 

)*lu>iR‘ 21851. 

ing hath. 
Street. 

-,a>- 

for 

room
FOR R FINT— One large so u th e a st 
cam ­
two boys. Four block* from 
pus, $2 2 00. A l o furnished apartm ent for
2«
-mall 

'>18 W est 

fam ily. 

l.sth 

St. 

HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT— Furni.ijhed 

fiv e room bunga­
Two block# north o f U n iversity, 
23

Garage. Dial 7 744. 

low. 

instructor# or 

F'OR RENT— To 

student*, I 
single or married, who w isher a nice pri< j 
v»te home. D eiisihtfuliy cool room# w .th ; 
reasonable.! 
modern con veniem e*. 
Phone 1242. 

Rate# 

25

TW O nice large clean room#, private bath 
w ith one, extra large sleep in g porch ad- 
joining both room#, wilt rent cheap to four 
, or fiv e boyg. W alking distan ce of Univer- 
2.5
I sity . Telephone 4971. 

FUR RENT O n s.* large ca -1 room 

in quiet 
home. One half block north of U n iv er­
sity Cafeteria. Meal* in private hom e next
2f.
door. 

2496 W ichita. 

1‘hone 3717. 

TW O furnished room s, bath between with 
hot and cold water, for m ea. Meal# next 
door if d< sired. Apply ut 1812 Congress. 26

tw o boy*. 

FOR I’ F.NT— fin e large so u th ea st room tor 
from cam pus. 
Four blocks 
$12.00. A k o fu rn ish ed apartm ent tor .small
26
unruly. 

604 W est 

l.sth St. 

GARAGE for rent— Apply 
Green, or phone 9361.

at 

2207 Tom
23

R e s e r v a t i o n O r d e r * N o w 

f o r 

1 9 2 7 C a c t u s . 

I f 

y o u 

h a v e 

the 
no t

W ANTED

COOL. PLEASANT room* 

for boy#, 

two o r d e r e d , p h o n e 8 0 0 0 a n d 

x d d r e s s . 

R e p r e s e n t a t i v e # w ill 

le a v e y o u r
c a ll

W e d j 

block* from eampu#, tw o double and two 
2319 
25

26 j single. Nice distance from cam pus. 
“ *• Rio Grande. Phone 9563. 

VV ANT LD —G arbage 

fu r ­
n ish the can.* arid get it every day. Phone
- 2 6

for boga. Will 

t m . 

T H E U N IV E R S IT Y — T h o se w ho w an t 

good room and good m eals 

a 
sh ou ld dial 
25

3 9 9 8 , 1903 W h itis. 

FOR SALE

cmd m il h bor hood. 

lin t (re flo u r o f d u p lex • BO ARD 

*& ROOM 

-F or o w or tw o U n iv er-

(I. H. B ru sh . 

P hon o 

3321 

s ity g ir | H. G arage. 660 F7a*t 16 th 

or 
24 | r>iu) 2 2 c 5 1 . 

U N F U R N IS H E D a p a rtm en t, 

to 
ladle# o f ad van ced y e » r » ; M oth er w ith 
(r,tu- 
1907 U n iv e r ­
29

on e so n , or on e or m ore d a u g h te r s 
d e n t* ). R eferen ce e x c h a n g e d . 
s it y . 

P h on e 2 3 2 1 6 . 

for ren t 

COOL, a ttr a c tiv e , fu r n ish ed a p a rtm en t. F our

ROOM & HOARD fo r b o y # : One and half 
b lo ck s from I'srnpuo: c o n v e n ie n t to C ap­
ito l and tow n . N .ce w ell-k ep t Tooths, n ew ­
1908 W ichita. 
fin ish e d . 
ly p apered and 
26

t P h on e 2 3 6 7 8 . 

room #, 

bath and sle e p in g porch. 

b lock s o f U n iv e r s ity . For m arried or 
four 
or 
P hon e 4 6 1 1 . 

te a c h e r s. 

lady 

2 1 - 2 ROOM 4 HOARD 
th r e e | %*»**«. room s and 

709 W est 2 2n d . ! R oom s co m fo r ta b ly 

th r e e 

for six b o y s: so u th ex-
good meal.-.
fu r n ish ed , and c o n e e n -
1901 Witi-

2fi ■ ier, | ^ i*,>t and cold w a te r Imth. 

t is . 

P hon e 5 9 6 7 . M rs. P a tterso n .

F’OR RF7NT— A p artm en t 

able prieet 

P hon e 2 2 5 8 4 . 

for b o y s. Ibc-u-on- 
24

F'OR R E N T — N**r E x te n sio n D epartm ent.
floor.

fu r n ish ed a p a rtm en t, Fin tire u p p er 

la rg e room s, h a il, sle e p in g p orch , p ri- j 

T w o 
v a le b a th , w ater, 
1807 E a st A ve- Call 6 6 1 7 . 

fig h ts, g a r a g e . $ 2 5 .0 0 . I ROOM & 

25

F'OR R E N T — F u r n is h ^ u p sta irs
a p a rtm en t, o n e -h a lf b lock 

from cam p u s 

at 2003 W ich ita , Very d esir a b le fo r e o u - j — - 
p ie or 
P h o n e 1 ROOM 
7 2 9 6 . 

for m oth er and d a u g h te r . 

TWO-ROOM apartm ent, 

i*ric^

Five double rooms upstairs 
in each room. 

L avatory 
St. 

Phone 4865, 

BOARD— One and one half blocks 
from U n iv ersity ! cool, airy rooms with 
show er bath and sleep in g porches, and ex­
for bog*. Telephone 4432.
25

1903 W bitis.

sou theast callant m eals 

A BOARD for boy#: Convenient to 
U n iv ersity , Capitol and town. Nice rooms
FMO Colorado. Phone

25
.... J and good meal*. 

- ”"*■• - 
reasonable. : 2-2966, Mrs. F'-His.
for boy#.
for boy#, j

------------*— ----- ----

1767 Guadalupe CONVFiNlFiNCF: PLUS goon .service nnd good 
is what you
get at Mrs. J. D Copeland’#. 1905 U niver­
25
sity Ave. Dial 894 3. 

food with 

room#. 

That 

25 I 

FOR RENT— A ttractive 

apartm ent* 

venient to the U n iversity, for boy# 

con­
or 

couple*. N ice 
bath and cool rooms. 
708 W. 22nd.

sleeping porches, 

W. 22 1-2 or 
» 25

private ROOM A BOARD for boy#— One block from
first cia#*. 
cam pus; everyth in g n trk tly 
Dial 7383-
25

Also wto garage* 
Mrs. Hallie W ood- 1984 San Antonio. 

for rent. 

DFiSlRABLE 

furnished apartm ent, 

down*

fairs, suitable for m other and daughter I ROOM A BOARD— F'or men, 

 

 

second 

9202. Mr*. A lb # 

GIBS— Room and board, 

ll. E vans. 

how*** 
south of cam pus on WMth*, 2006: Phone 
23
..... - ...... in,#-------------- --- ------------ --
lovely room 1.
from cam ­
39 

tw o blocks 
The Murchfaon H ouse 
Phone 21878.

excellent board, 

pus 
I 9th St. 

 

FURN ISH ED A p a r tm e n t; 

.sleeping porch,
private bath, garage. Very convenient 
2000 
25

to U n iversity or Capitol. Adult*. 
W ichita St. Phone 4789. Dial 21712. 

or U niversity 
nae.

g ir b . 

2009 W hit ta A ve,
25

FOR RENT— A first cla-# three-room apart­
m ent w ith a 16x24 sleeping porch, baO\j 
hot, wen *r, garage. Well-4furni*hed. Or 
two porches, hall. 
five room#, 
Convenient to U n iversity, price# reasonable. 
25
l i t h and San Jacinto. 
Corner E. 

two baths, 

AUTOMOBILES

On*1 Buick Touring, practically new
 

 — ....................... 

tir e * , 

 

 

 

 

... 4130,09

“ T h e P o p ; u i a i ' B o o k . "

ATTENTION. BOYS— N ice newly furni-hed 

- ............ ....

room* w ith 

ton th 

exposure. 

Bk'* pi ay ! FOR RENT

porches, hot and cold water, room and board 
165.00. Three meal*. $23.90.
.A
2501 Niter*-*.’

— 25 21271. 

j 

Suitable 

Diat 21««8. j *tty, two blocks. 

for one or 

N icely furnished south room, 
two boy*. U niver- 
2511 W ichita St. Phone
25

13 9 5 

S t u d e n t s H a v e 

T h e i r C o p i e s of 

th e 

R e s e r v e d 

! TI. Dial 6208. 

i NICK EAST bmlroom. a d o in in i K ith, 
private home. W alking distance 

in 
from 
25
1927 C a c t u s , \ ------------------------------------------------------------
large south 
two 
1703 W est Avenue.
25

and e a st room#, 
baths. $20 
to $25. 
Bes pun* i hic reference# required. 

FOR RENT TO M EN— Four 

sleep in g porches, 

BUSINESS SERVICE

WOOW 

WOOD

Ford Wood and Blocks 
W est A ustin Wood yard
Phone 7486

nished. H oi water 

F'OR RF7NT— .Southeast bedroom, nicely fur­
in connection with 
private bath. Three block* from U aiver- 
if 
sity . One block 
2$
desired. Phone 5197. 

from carline. Garage 
1802 Nuece*. 

11418.

WELCOME to our place rtf busine*-.: We 
serve hamburger*, eg g sandw ich.-., milk 
co*.I drink*, cake*, cam !ie* and cigarette*.
Curb Service 
T om ’# H am burger H aven.
2 406 Guadalupe- ___________ 
„ 

, 

, 

 

PHONE 4911 

for rn bottle ol electrified wa- Rjn# 

ter— it'* pure. P rotect your health. 

FOR RENT— Furnished bou*ekeepi«g room*.
private bath, g ia a -ed -in sleeping porch. 
near*U n iversity. Mi** Annie Barnhart, 705 
26
W est 22 1-2 St. 

Phone 90 4 3, 

P ct. 19 j f o r RENT— Furnished fiv e room cottage.
sleeping porch, U n iv ersity neighborhood.
2fi
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tf 1 — 

, 

 

 

 

One Buick 6 Roadster, F'our new tir*>*

m echanically good

 

...... 

 

 

.1250.00

One Baby Overland

 ____________ $ 85.00

One Stearns-K night, 

leal condition

In perfect met han-
..... 

............... . 

.$ 95.0O

One 1924 Ford 

.

H S 4.00

Other Bargain*— Easy Term/.

BERGSTROM BROTHERS
Olds m obile Dealer# 
3th and Colorado

BOARD A ND ROOM ___

ROOM, sleeping por-h One block of cam ­
pus. E xcellent meal*. 9 for 126 30; f l i t 
25

San A ntonio St. Dis! 8794. 

you 

ATTENTION ST U D E N T S- We can a**(ire 
th e be* t work on alteration# and 
dressm aking of all kind#. Special rate* on 
71 ti Gong re##. Mrs. Mary F o s ­
trousseau. 
P ct 19
ier. B h o o t 8662. 

Reservation Order# Nov» 

the 
1927 Cactu#, 
you have not 
i f 
ordered, phone 8000 and leave your 
addrest. R epre*enU tiv«« w ill c e ll.

for 

$12, or 

LOVELY upper and lower room#, $10 and 
to the room for $5 
and $6 each. All convenience*. Meal* next 
25
door. Call 4851. 

two boy* 

FURNISH ED room* and sleep in g porch for 
l i t h St 
25

boy#, also garage. 

409 W est 

Dial 5017. 

W ANTED

room*, quiet private 

FOR couple# or men— N ice 

com fortable 
sleeping
porch. Garage free. Price n a unable. 4 09
25
W e st 22 St. 

S tu d en ts to sell football pro­
gram s for Saturday s game. 
G ood com m ission paid. A
ii FIN i — S o u th e a s t room 
I 
fly. No children. 2 6 0 6 Salado. Phone LnSncC to m ake g O O u money

in p r iv a te 

family 

hom e, 

FOR 

I

— and job for five games.

POR RENT— Large nice cool room s, nicely 
25

furnished for two boy*. Dial 54 45. 

FOR RENT— Two nicely 

for quiet girl# on Rio Grande. 

block# from campus. Dial 5861. 

furnished room# J 
Three ; 
g i

F'OR RENT-—Furnished room 
and w ife w ith ou t children. 

for a man j 
2098 Uni* 
Phone 4 6 10._______________ 25

varsity Ave. 

EIGHT ROOM H OUSE— Furnished for the j 

sch ool 

term 
m onth. HOI East 2$ s t . 
S ib le y , any tim e, or call 8605, 

to grow n-up*. $45.00 

per 
S ee owner, Mr*.

25 1

See at once—

Alton Dorsett

Publications Office 
or Mack Saxon, Captain of 
Squad
 

 111...,.....wi.wi ii I ■ .I" "Ol I 

 Will MKI "W • em

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ROOMS FOR BOYS— In p rivate home 

in 

1 5 9 5 

S t u d e n t * H a v e 

U niver# ity neighborhood H o t and cold T b n tr C o p ani 
, » o u t » * »«. 

r u m t m . 

W U . 

i f 

tim 

I IS W-

T

I i i

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

y Recommends Junior College Legislation

NEED SUITE U N Williamson Here 

After Season 

With Syracuse

V alley, a ro u n d an d in H o u sto n , D al­
las, an d o th e r se c tio n s o f T e x a s, A t 
D allas, th e F e d e ra l R eserv e B an k o f ­
fe rs th e s tu d e n ts an u n u su a l oppor- 
tu ity to g e t f i r s t h an d in fo rm a tio n 
on b a n k in g an d th e p a rt it p lay s in 
th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f a c o u n try . 

n e n ta tiv e s a w a y a t school. M oreov­
e r, tw o o f th is n u m b e r will be m em ­
bers o f th e •flo atin g ’ u n iv e rs ity " on a 
w orld c ru ise on th e S. 
S. R ydam 
which ha* re c e n tly sailed fro m New 
York.

Listen Collegiennes!

We’ve a load of things to tell you— things that Freshman “Bibles” 
never mention-—things upper-classmen, being old hands, know are so 
important— things that make up our “little book” which w e ’ve studied 
I rom cover to cover as hard as ever you crammed algebra 
to make 
college— things you’ll want to be posted on before you attend ^college 
teas and breakfast parties and will hear m uch of when you get there. 
Here are a few brief notes but the lecture’s just begun. Come to our 
COLLEGIATE SHOP and let us teach you more about our specialy of 
specialties— CORRECT CAMPUS CLOTHES.

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Simple Affiliation W i t h M a t e 
U Diversities Closest Rela­
tion Practical

. . . . , 

c . * 

“Junior college have n o con­
nection with the state universi­
ties in the states where they are 
declared Dr. 
best developed, 
Frederick Ebv recently on his 
re tu r n from a to u r o f som e o f th e 

m a jo r colleges o f the W est and Mid* 

d .e W eal. 

“ I could n o t reco m m en d 

a closer c o n n ectio n in this s ta te th a n 

sim ple a ffilia tio n w ith th e c h ie f in ­
stitu tio n of h ig h er ed u catio n

in 
D r Eby. a f te r leaving A u stin 
Ju ly , visited th e U n iv ersity o f C ali­
fo rn ia , L eland S ta n fo rd , the s ta te d e ­
p a rtm e n t o f ed u catio n , and a n u m ­
b e r o f ju n io r colleges in C a lifo rn ia , 
an d th e s ta te u n iv e rsity , ju n io r co l­
th e s ta te d e p a rtm e n t o f 
leges, and 
e d u catio n 
iow a. He also sp e n t 
in 
som e tim e in colleges in M in n eso ta, 
Lane J u n io r College in Chi* ago, tw o 
ju n io r college* a t K ansas C ity, am i 
m e a t K ansas S ta te ,

“ The ju n io r college m o vem ent is 
b e tte r d eveloped in C a lifo rn ia th a n 
an y w h ere e lse ," said Dr. E b y , 
" I 
saw a t S a c ra m e n to a new ju n io r co l­
t h a t m u st have cost, 
lege building 
w ith its e q u ip m e n t, a t le a st $760,000, 
and one a t P a sa d e n a valued a t $1,- 
0 0 0 .0 0 0 ."

W r i t i n g Book

D r. E by is in clu d in g th e fin d in g s 
o f bis to u r in a book which he is 
r.Op­
Som e of th e su gges-
tions for th e s ta te o f Texan w hich 
he said be w ould recom m end a r e :

w ritin g . 

A sta t# law to r e s tr ic t ju n io r co l­
lege* and re g u la te 
lo catio n . 
I here 
th e s ta te , 
re ­
an d c h am b ers o f com m erce a re 
c u rin g th e colleges w here th e y have 
n o busine** to be lo cated .

is no sta n d a rd 

th e ir 
in 

No city w ith 

less th a n $ 1 0,000,-

OM V tte n a b le 
h a y . a ju n io r c o lla g e 

v a lu a tio n 

T he n u m b er o f g ra d u a te s fro m th e 
high school sh o u ld be at 
IOO 
a y e a r, an d th e re should be an e n ­
ro llm e n t o f a t le a st SO stu d e n ts.

leant 

T h e e le m e n ta ry a n d h igh school 
o u g h t to have sufficient te a c h e r* ad- 
e qua Lely paid b e fo re a ju n io r colleg e 
i b u ilt.

N#ed C ity B o a r d
P ublic ju n io r co lleg es should 

be 
an d 
u n d e r th # d ire c t m a n a g e m e n t 
control o f a city b o a rd o f e d u c a tio n 
a n d n o t u n d e r som e o th e r m a n a g e ­
m en t.

T h e s ta te o u g h t to p ro v id e a b o a rd 
to su p e rv ise th e in s titu tio n , an d o u g h t I 
to giv e som e su p p o rt to it.

P la n s fo r a n e x p e rim e n ta l ju n io r 
co lleg e in c o n n e c tio n w ith th e U n i­
v e rs ity a re o n ly h azy a t p re se n t, said 
B r. Eby. T h e re is no p ro sp e c t fo r 
thy e sta b lish m e n t o f such an in s titu ­
tio n a t th e p r e s e n t tim e , th o u g h th e re 
is a p o ssib ility t h a t such p la n s m ay 
m a t e r * 'l it e in a few y e a rs, he said , 

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H e n ry M oore, L. L B . *26, has g o n e 
in to busn iesa fo r h im self. He won 
th # f ir s t c a se h e p a rtic ip a te d in as 
g u a r d ia n o f a m in o r.

M oore h a s a n o ffic e a t 561 F irst 
N a tio n a l B a n k B u ild in g , El P aso. A d ­
rian Pool, s ta te 
in 
Moor#** o ffic e .

le g isla to r, 

is 

 

 

 

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“ T h e re is n o t a b e tte r la b o ra to ry 
in th e U n ited S ta te s rig h t now fo r
o u g h t to th . «conorafc, , t u d e n t, th a n in T m - 
"H o h a , a

I , , / ' m R obinson said. 

to stu d y a t f i r s t h an d 

chan ce 
th e 
re m a rk a b le d e v e lo p m e n ts w hich a re 
g o in g on in e v e ry p a r t o f th e s ta te . 
is esp ecially a w ell d e fin e d 
T h e re 
o f a c tiv ity in th e Rio G ra n d e

Engineering
Students

thin year we 
Beginning 
are offering our entire 
stock of Supplies at IO per 
cent off list price.

We guarantee you a 
saving

K«MrT«liofl o rd e r* now 

re c e iv e d

fo r co p t* , o f th e $ 2 5 , 0 0 0 C e c tu * .
•HS*

M iller Blue P rin t Co.

108 E. Tenth Phone 7983

to 
E erbo rShop.

look well. 

Frat and Sorority Houses,

Boarding Houses, etc.—

AI} the Students are here fo r their P ro ­
fessional Courses, but let us give y o u a 
course in

GOOD MEATS

their 
The people who eat with you cannot m ake 
grades w ithout wholesome foods. You will alw ays 
find here the best of Meats— Tender and Juicy.

W e Make Special Prices to Boarding 

H ouses, Fraternities, Sororities, Etc.

FLETCHER’S MARKET

D elivery Service 7-9-10:30 a. r n .— 4 p. rn.

N ext to P O , 

P h on es 4 5 8 8 — 8 4 5 3

n IMI I G-<«» f DW*. K«Wir* •*>"*

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of T ex as 

W illiam son 

Th*> U n iv e rsity 

th is field , re g is te r h e re . 

th e school know w h a t is g o ­
in

th * s ta te ."
D r. R obinson c o n sid e rs b o th 

logical p lace in th e S o u th w e st to d e- fo u rte e n o f 
in 
velop a g re a t school 

I n o t re -e n te r sc h o o l, b u t m ay w o rk in to rs rn 
I A ustin th is w in te r. W hen in school, in g #n
th e 
he was e d ito r o f th e T e x a s R a n g e r 
*and rig h t fie ld e r on tw o o f C oach econom ics an d busine** a d m in ia tra - 
D isch's ch am p io n sh ip b a se b a ll te a m s, tio n fa c u ltie s v ery a le r t to busine** 

a t-
T ex
I H ow ard W illiam son , I tin n e r
“ The U n iv e rsity o f T e x a s i% th o tr a c ts by f a r th e g r e a te s t n u m b e r, as 
la s U n iv e rsity baseb all m an , has re
th e stu d e n t* e x p e c t to 
tu rn e d to th e te m p u s a f t e r ct triplet
T h ey a re J u n e Mit-
^ th< b aseball reaso n w ith th e S y ra
use In te rn a tio n a ls. W illiam son will A nd it is im p o rta n t th a t th e in s tru c - *fce!!, D avid B ion steln , M ary G allow ay
M ilton D ech erd . H e n ry P o e tte r, Ro 
lan d R ey n o ld s, T alm ad g e Boyd, Thom 
aa C oie, E ste s Cole, T a y lo r Cole, Ma­
bel V an P e lt, V ernon W alk er, A lb e rt 
B a x te r an d A lb e rt U llrich. S tu d e n ts 
w ho w ill a tte n d B aylor U n iv e rs ity a re 
jo in ed 
V irg in ia C a r te r , C la re n c e P e te rs, Mel 
“ W ithin th e la st few y e a rs, th e r e 
{team th is su m m er w ith o ne y e a r o f 
vin M arshall an d Faye H aygood. Es- 
[e lig ib ility 
th e L o n g h o rn b ase- j ha* been a v ery m ark ed te n d e n c y on 
te le C ad ie, L u cibelle L om ax, Alm a 
ball te a m a h e a d o f him . He h it t h e , th e p a r t o f stu d e n t* to ta k e m ore 
Ret* B u c h a n a n and V elm a R e a g a n go 
ball h a rd fro m 
th e p a r t 
th e 
f ir s t w eek a n d ( in te r e s t 
to B a y lo r C ollege a t B elto n . A tte n d ­
leag u e 
ended up eig h th in 
in th e g ro w th o f a 
ing th e C olleg e o f In d u s tria l A rts a t 
.3 4 5 . T h e big se c tio n . T his is esp ecially tr u e fo r
w ith an a v e ra g e o f 
D en to n will be B ernice B ra z ie r, B eu­
fellow had a little tro u b le w ith his 
th e fin a n c ia l 
a sp e c t o f econom ics. 
lah B eall, M a rth a S te e le , Jo se p h in e 
field in g a t f ir s t, b u t he w as m uch im ­
S tu d e n ts a re re a liz in g th a t econom ics 
M ann a n d G ra c e D u ffey . A t S o u th ­
p r o v ed in th is d e p a rtm e n t in th e clos­
does have som e a p p lic a tio n in 
th e ir 
U n iv e rsity Z enelle
e rn M e th o d ist 
ing weeks o f th e seaso n . Too m uch 
life a f t e r th e y have le ft th e cam p u s.
R hodes a n d Rodolph D o n a t w ill be
le ft han d ed p itc h in g 
dose 
rh.y a re fin d ,m r th a t it is one th in g r e s t o r e d . G la d y . B u .h ha., g o n e to 
spoiled hi* chan ce to lead th e lea g u e 
to p ro d u c e g o o d . an d a n o th e r to find T exan C h r ia ti.n ( m v e n ity , a t P o rt 
in h ittin g .
a m a rk e t fo r th e g o o d s." 

S y ra c u se co n d itio n s in th e sta te .

b a ttin g i th is field plays 

in econom ics and 

in one 

W orth.

th e 

fo r 

.. 

. 

W illiam son will g e t a ch an ce 

to 
th e St. L ouis C a rd in a ls, 
play w ith 
p ro b ab le N atio n al 
cham ps, 
le a g u e 
n e x t sp rin g an d th e re is q u ite a pos­
sib ility th a t he will m ake th e g ra d e . 

 

 

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L
ECONOMIES HERE

Professor Believes Texas a 
Great Field for Applying 
University Course

j A pplied econom ics as it is ta u g h t 
(in th e U n iv e rsity o f T e x a s will p la y 
an im p o rta n t p a rt in th e d e v e lo p m e n t 
o f T ex as and th e g re a t S o u th w e st, in 
jth e opin io n o f Dr. W . H . R obinson, 
j p ro fe sso r o f econom ic* a t th e Unl- 
jv e rs ity o f Illin o is, who w as a m em ­
b e r o f 
th e U n iv e rsity su m m e r fa c ­
u l t y .

D r. R o b in so n f inds th a t th e Uni- 

A m o n g th o se who will a tte n d th e 
v e rsity o f T ex as h as m ade a n esp ec- S o u th w e st T e x a s T e a c h e rs C ollege a t 
tally s tr o n g e f f o r t to d evelop its eco- San M arcos a re L allie H o lm an , Louise 
nornies a n d b u sin ess a d m in is tr a tio n L ipscom b, H o rte n se S p ille r, Hollis 
fa c u lty to keep p ace w ith th e g row - F ra z ie r a n d A da D un can . C ecil Cobb, 
ing econom ic co n d itio n o f th e 
s ta te J a c k S k ain a, C olum bus Ja c k so n , How- 
a n d S o u th w e st. T h e fa c u lty is v e ry nrd S te g a l, C liffo rd G illan a n d H or-
efficient, h e th in k s.
ace H olden will re g iste d a t T e x a s A. 
& M.

TEXAS T O I SETS

i 

L a w re n c e M artin a n d O yce H u g h es 
will be s tu d e n ts a t S te p h e n F. A us­
tin S ta te I e a c h e rs C ollege a t N aco g ­
doches. C a lv e rt C u rry w ill a tte n d th e 
M edical B ra n c h o f th e U n iv e rsity of 
j T ex as a t G alv esto n . 
In e z C obb has 
g o n e to th e Sam H o u sto n N o rm al a t j 
H u n tsv ille , a n d Kell H u rle y w ill a t - ' 
te n d th e VV e s t T exas S ta te T e a c h e rs !

Town of 1,000 Sends 48 Stu- - - - tr<' at C,nyi‘n-
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dents to College; Univer- 
*ity Get* Most 

N o tw ith s ta n d in g th e f a c t th a t th e 
h as 
little to w n o f F ra n k lin , T ex as, 
b a re ly 1000 p eo p le, it m a in ta in s 
a 
re c o rd p ro b a b ly n o t ex celled by a n y 
tow n o f sim ila r size in th e c o u n try 
its s tu d e n ts a t ­
in 
te n d in g co lleg es 
u n iv e rsitie s. 
I his y e a r 4M s tu d e n ts a r e its r e n r e .

th e n u m b e r o f 

a n d 

ADVERTISE
in the
DAILY TEXAN

MILLER

Students Who Are 
Not Co-op Members

INSTRUCTING TO 
CO-OP MEMBERS

Your deposit of $1.00 aa m e m b e rsh ip fee in th e
Co-op will m e an m o n ey to you if you do th e fo llo w ­

i n g : 

|

I . M ak e ail of y o u r p u rc h a s e s a t th e Co-op. 
* y ° Ur meiT|berahip n u m b e r on th e 
u 
Lack of e a c h cash r e g is te r receip t, an d 
depoait in la rg e o ra n g e box a t th e fro n t
of th e d o o r e a c h tim e you m a k e a p u r ­
chase.

R e m e m b e r t h a t y o u r $1 OO will be r e tu r n e d to you 
in J u n e with a c ash r e b a te on all of yo ur p u rc h a se s, 
th e a m o u n t b a se d on th e a m o u n t of profit m a d e by 
th e Co-op d u rin g th e y e ar.

Join th e Co-op to d a y a n d p a r tic ip a te in th e cash 
is strictly a s tu d e n t 
re b a te in J u n e . T h e Co-op 
the 
e n te r p ris e o p e r ta e d solely fo r th e benefit of 
s tu d e n ts of th e U n iv ersity of T exas. No one ov/ns 
th e Co-op a n d th e profits go back to th e stu d e n ts 
a t th e close of th e y e ar.

Join th e Co-op to d a y b e fo re m a k in g an y p u rc h a se s 
a n d you will be s u rp ris e d how m u c h cash will be r e ­
tu rn e d to you in J u n e in a d d itio n to yo u r m e m b e r­
ship f e e o f $ 1 .0 0 w h ic h you d e p o sit at th e tim e you 
join .

UNIVERSITY CO-OP

“ T h e Students* S to re ”

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STUDENT SPECIAL 
RATE

N ote the ad van tage w e give U niversity Students:
Shirts 8c, Collars 2c, Pajam a Suit 12c, Suit Under­
wear 10c, H andkerchiefs 2c, Sox 3c, Towels Ic, Pillow 
Cace 2c, Sheets 5c.

A lso Sp ecial R ate To Co-Ed*.

PROM PT A N D EFFICIENT SERVICE 
Just T elep h on e 6444

DRISKILL HOTEL L A U N D R Y

WARM 
SPORT 
COATS

$25.00
to
$49.50
o ra n g e 
R ed, 
b l a c k 
a n d 
b rb w n , sh a d e s 
to n ­
give ric h 
es 
th e se 
t o 
bloused, 
b elted , 
straight-W ne 
o r 
c o a ts. Som e a re 
f u r .- 1 rf! rn rued 
O th e rs a re clo th 
inly.

Fancy 
Kid Gloves
with bright cuffs

A dd t h a t to u ch o f 

c o lo r 
an d v iv a c ity to so m b re F a ll 
c o stu m es. Tn a choice 
o f 
sh a d e s t h a t blend w ith shoes, 
d re ss an d h a t. A t $3.25.

Hand Bags
play an important role 
this fall.
Chic p o u ch es an d b ags a re 
so n e c e ssa ry th is se a so n ! T he 
C ollege Miss n e e d s o ne 
to 
c a rry to add to th a t d e sira b le 
“ sw a g g e r" a p p e a ra n c e . $3.69

T a ilo red S h o es 

fo r 

C o lle g e M isses

lig h t h an d 

Y o u th fu l an d ta ilo re d , y e t 
w ith 
tu r n soles. 
Such c h a ra c te riz e s th e new 
fo o tw e a r fo r cam p u s w ear. 
A p e rfe c t c h a n g e fro m th e 
lig h t d re ss pum ps. S h ad es 
o f b ro w n , ta n , an d black. $9 
to $12.50.

THE COLLEGIATE SHOPPE

(S iz e . 13-15-17)
Interprets the New Mode in

AF T ER N O O N FROCKS
$25.00$39.50

$15.00 

Dressy enough for the semi-formal teas or Sunday din­
ners, and youthful enough for an afternoon spent at the 
m atinee. All with those charming bits of New Mode 
interpretation that make our frocks stand out so clearly 
as for the Collegienne. Dainty and gorgeous trimmings 
on the season’s prettiest fabrics.

N ew Mode Features appearing in these frocks are-

-Dolman Sleeves 
— Cape Collars 

— Bolero Effect

■Tiered S k irt 
— Bloused Effect 
— Center Drape

Materials used are—
Georgette
Velvet

Canton

Crepe Satin 
Flat Crepe 
Satin 

Trim m ing 8-

Braids

Em broidery 
Buttons

ire i

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P o r t a b l e , 

Typewriter Exchange
IO E a s t 1 0 th 
P h o n e 21 9 6 1
R e m i n g t o n 
U n d e r ­
w ood T y p e w r i t e r * , L. C. S m ith 
T y p e w r i t e r * , R o y a l T y p e w r i t e r * . 
W e sell s e c o n d h a n d m a c h in e * 
a n d f a c t o r y r e b u i l t o f all m a k e* . 
V i c t o r A d d in g M a chine * .
D a l t o n A d d in g M ach in e * .
L e t us s e r v ic e y o u r t y p e w r i t e r s , 
e x p e r t m e c h a n ic s .

R ib b o n * St S u p p lie s

University Barber Shop

A lw ay s a t y o u r se rv ic e w ith 7 e x p e rie n c e d b a rb e rs. 

N e x t to B. & E. C a fe 

U p -to -D a te M a n ic u rist 

In tro d u c to ry o f f e r th is w eek an d n e x t— C o m p le te M an icu re

50c

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