B a i l l i £ e x a n

V ol. X X V I.

A U S T I N , T E X A S , F R I D A Y , M A Y I , 1 9 2 5

No. 178

DISCH AND BELLMONT DECLARE PEACE

TEX A S AND BA YLOR WILL BA TTLE TODA Y A T 3:30
M A N O R E A D S 
PETERKIN'?
FROM 

STUDENTS MUST FILE 

PETITIONS FOR RACE 

LAST T H E G IE S

A d op ts R esolution

“ T ” A ssociation

Hurlers’ Battle Between Gore 
or Freeze and Cox Is 
Likely

on 

the 

Texas meets the Baylor Bears 
at (la r k Field this afternoon at 
3:30* and the probable outcome 
of the game will have heavy 
bearing 
Longhorn 
chances 
for another baseball 
championship of the Southwest­
ern Conference. Over 5,000 are 
expected to attend.
Baylor has won 

three 
s tra ig h t frames, taking: one from Rice 
and two in a row from the weak A rk ­
ansas 
nine. With Captain Carl 
Freeze or “ Red” Gore on the mound 
the Bruins will try desperately for 
something today they have never ac­
under 
complished on C lark 
Coach F ra n k Bridges—th a t is to win 
a game.

Field 

last 

the 

“ F ig h t ” K eyw ord

“ F ig h t” will be the keyword of the 
battle this afternoon when 
the two 
team s take up th e ir old feud. Bay­
lor will strive for two things— to top­
ple the Longhorns from second place 
and for a coveted victory. 
Texas 
will also strive for 
things— to 
preserve tradition for one, but above 
all to show th e ir beloved coach th at 
they have a morale th a t cannot be 
daunted by outside circumstances.

two 

Bridges will have one of the best 
chances he has had to take the long 
end of a score here. His pitching 
s t a f f is working good. Freeze and 
Gore, both rig hth and ers, may work 
ag a inst the Longhorns.

F r e e z e S h a k es Jinx 

Freeze has been hounded by a jinx 
du rin g the en tire conference season 
and has received poor 
infield sup­
port. He succeeded in ridding him­
self of the bad luck leech long enough 
Monday to blank the A rkansas club 
3 to 0, and he gave up only seven 
hits.

Coach Disch said Thu rsd ay 

th a t 
Freeze always tu rn s in his best game 
in an encounter with the Steers, and 
F rid a y ’s game is not likely to prove 
an exception.

Gore downed the Arkansas Razor- 
backs Tuesday, allowing only one hit, 
and winning 5 to 0. He will likely 
go in if Freeze s ta rts and does not 
receive the proper reception.

certain 

Leslie Cox 

Co* W ill P itch 
to 
is almost 
open on the mound for Texas. He 
has not worked out this week in the 
conference tilts and should be in ex­
cellent form. He was working out 
Thu rsday and was apparently still 
“ going good.”

lost 

The Bears have won fou r games 
and 
the same number, giving 
them a standing of .500. The Long­
horns have played six, lost one 
to 
Rice, and tied one with T. C. U., thus 
giving them an average of .800.

Probable line-up for Texas will be: 
Kibbie, 2b; P r a t t , cf; Williamson, r f ; 
Thompson, lf; Smalley, 3b; Falk, l b ; 
Radford, ss; Leissner, c; and Cox, p.
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S O P H O M O R E M E E T IN G 

T h e 33 so p h o m o re s w ho h ave b een 
a n e l e d for th e B. Hall d a m a g e will 
m ee t today at 5 o ’clock in room 2 0 4 
o f the E d u c atio n B u ild in g .

Sam Johnson a n d Jumbo 
Haynes Are Appointed 
Managing Editors

WILL WORK TWO OUTS

Jack Logan and Emil Bose in 
Charge of Editorial 
Writing

S ta ffs for the American and States-1 
man editions to be put out by the j 
new sgathering class Tuesday 
and 
Wednesday of next week were a n ­
nounced by W. D. H ornaday T h u rs ­
the American 
day. The s ta f f for 
will work Tuesday to edit Wednes­
d a y ’s paper, and 
the s ta ff for the 
Statesm an will work Wednesday.

city 

Editors of the American will be as 
follows: Sam Johnson, m anaging edi­
tor, Granville Price, 
editor, 
Blanche Horn, assistan t city editor, 
editor, 
John 
editor, Alice 
Ruth Searcy, society 
McGruder, assistan t society 
editor, 
William Defferai, sports editor, Gil­
bert McAllister, columnist.

Sammons, 

telegraph 

Reporters 

a re Priscilla Austin, 
Elizabeth Baldwin, Emil Bose, Dor­
othy H arris, Carroll Holloway, Verda 
Jarre ll, Dorothy McLean, Melba Mit­
chell, B ertha P orter, Fred Sherwood, 
S a ra h T haxton, K athry n Webb and 
S te w art H arkrider.

E ditors of th e S tatesm an will be 
as follows: Jum bo Haynes, m anag­
ing editor, Louis Hamlett, city editor, 
K athryn Maddrey, assistant city edi­
editor, 
tor, A rth u r Nail 
Ophelia Schaeffer, 
editor, 
Gray Gillette, assistan t society edi­
tor, Robert Gould, sports editor, Lee 
Woods, columnist.

telegraph 
society 

Reporters a re F rances Baldwin, 
M arg aret Cousins, Vivian Fields, Lil­
lian Harwell, Flora Holman, William 
Kerr, Mabel Mansell, Francis (Nig) 
Miller, D e w i tt Reddick, Cameron 
Sooter, Genevieve Swindells, Dudley 
Wynn and Daniel Hollis.

BEFORE 12 TONIGHT
STAFFS 
E 
TO EDIT AUSTI N 
PAPERS NEXT WEEK

secretary- 
I With the 
j trea su rer, Education councilman, and 
Law councilman yet unannounced for 
! the last opportunity to file a petition 
i for any office will be tonight at 12 
j o’clock in the office of the Students 
j Association on 
the second floor of 
the Main Building, according to Mil 
dred Taylor, secretary of the asso- 
I coation.

offices of 

The f ol l o wi ng 

resoluti on wa* 
adopt ed by 
the “ I ' A n o c i a t i o n 
af te r t o m e d i scussi on at a me e ti n g 
Thursday night, acc ordi ng to John 
Trout:

“ Be it resolved by the “ T ” A s ­
of 

the U ni vers it y 

sociati on o f 
Texas:

“ That we exp re s s our 

fullest 
faith and c o n f i d e n c e in Mr. Ditch 
and pledge him our 
unquali fied 
suoport in the o re s e nt co n t rov e rs y 
and assure him that we will e n ­
deavor to se e that he r< ce i ve s fait 
t r e a t m e n t . ”

A no the r m e e ti n g of the assoria 
tion will he cal led within the next 
f ew days.

BIEL RIPPE! OUT 

FOR TELL LEADER

Was Member of S. M. U. Staff 
for Three Years

FROM PRORATION 
OF WILL THURSDAll

Interest From Am ount Will 
Be Used as Student Loan 
Fund

[NOS IIK JE C IL BUTTLE

George W . Brackenridge, 
Former Regent, Donator 
of Large Fund

loan 

Bequest o f a p erm a nen t fund of 
$ 4 0 , 0 0 0 , interest on which is to be 
fund, was 
used as a s tu d en t 
t made available to the University of 
Texas for immediate use. as a result 
of the final probation of the will of 
the late Geo. Wr. B rackenridge T h u rs ­
day m orning 
the San Antonio 
courts.

in 

P rincipal Intact

receive all 

U nder the term s of the will the 
University will 
interest 
accruing from this p erm anen t fund, 
and tho principal will he kept intact. 
Income from the fund may be used 
und er the direction of the U niver­
sity Regents only as a loan fund for 
students, according to the provisions! 
of the will.

Probation of the will Thursday by 

J u d ge R. W. B. Terrell of the 73rd J 

The secretary will be in her office 
to 12 
to receive petitions from 9 
be 
o'clock F riday night, or 
reached at the Alpha Phi house, 20 08 
Guadalupe S treet any time during tht 
day.

can 

F ight names have been turned in 
as candidates for offices since Sat 
urday, bringing the total to 3 0 per 
sons in the race fo r various offices 
While some offices are hotly con­
tested, there are six places fo r which 
only one candidate is announced. 

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T
FISTED FOR TODAY

Comes as Climax to Activities 
of Senior W eek; Begins 
at 6 :3 0

legal battle 
in which 

District C ourt brings to an end a ' 
lasting over four, 
long 
Coming as a climax to the activities 
of senior week which began Monday 
the University o f | 
years, 
afternoon at Senior Vespers, the sen­
Texas has been represented by th* 
ior swing-out will he held this a f te r ­
Probation of this particular
State. 
noon a t 6:30 p. rn. in fro n t of the will was contested in the courts by 
Main Building and will he followed Mrs. I. H. Roberts and Mrs. I. H 
immediately by the Y. W. C. A. b a n - 1 M cIntyre, nieces of the 
late Mr 
quet at ( :.>0 at the U niversity C a fe -1 Mr. Branckenridge, and the Univer - 1
teria.

sity was to gain any legacy the will
The senior swing-out is an annual provided only in case this 1913 will 

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pass

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r, 

the
. 

$ 4 0 , 0 0 0 

In terest on 

In co me o f $ 3 , 2 0 0
the 

The senior girls are to meet a t the 
. 

William M. (Bill) Rippey, tran sfer
from S. M, U., where ho received arc
enable the University to! A.B. degree last year, and who is in
.m a k e loans to from six to eight s t u - 1 the Law School this year, has been
, 
known recommended as one of the three can-
d ents each year. 
.
.
, whether or not special r e q u ir e m e n t ■ d i la te s for Varsity veil leader sul>-
± • 
I will he made of stu den ts wishrng to ject to the student s ection on May 12
J IT
i r* 
I D uring his four years at 8. M. U..
obtain loans 

event in the history of the U n iv e r-1 was probated, 
sity,” declared Ruth McMillan, presi- 
dent of Cap and Gown; “ it has be- 
fund 
come enriched by tradition and hence should average $3,200 or more yearly 
should be carefully preserved.” On I which will 
this occasion the seniors 
hlimhnnno* . u i n 
Bluebonnet chain on to the Tumors to j 
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... 
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tre a su re until graduation. 
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u t 
ti. _ 
Woman’s Gym punctually i t 6 p. i n . L u i 
dressed in cap and gown. They will 
ca rry the hu(te cham of 
" 0‘'Ce ° f ‘ 
th " T ? prm m n" n'
bluebonnet, to the front of tho Ma J U m v' r ”lty had not been r ‘‘ceived bj : "tu d e n t. and w a . actively in t.re .te d
W, R. Long, University auditor, hut *n ®v<ry form of student activity. It 
Building. The freshmen and sopho-
it is certain th at the money will be waR here he gained 
the distinction I
mores will guard the walk on either 
of being one of the hest yell leaders 
made available as soon as the pro­
side d uring the presentation.
supporting a 
.Southwestern Confer-1 
visions of the will are carried out.
ence team. He was a member of the ■ 
yell s ta ff for three years and was* 

The late George W. Brackenridge, 
do nato r of the fund, has the dratinc*

r 
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from the fund. 

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in front of the j u n i o r s . Ition 
let chain will then he other man as a member of the Uni- 

having served longer than any h<’ad >, !l Jfader f 0 r . tW<? y<‘ 
mon£ ot c f a< tivities, e w
sophomore 

formally passed on to the juniors. The varsity Board of Regents, 
ceremony will conclude with a song 
to the underclassmen and “ The Eyes 
of Texas.”

N E W M A N C L U B H O L D S

C O M M U N I O N S U N D A Y

two years.

as vie#- J
class 
and 

president of his 
president of his jun ior 
president of his 
senior 
was assistant m anager of baseball in
1922, and m an ager of basketball in
1923. He was also associated with i

class, 
class, H e 1 

With their biggest day of the

 

j u s t 

 
_ 
Communion Sunday, 
off. members of the Newman Club w a , „ member o f the track squad 
are making prep arations to hold one J9 22
of th e largest and most enthusiastic J Among the

two d a y . jn(t d rc u la tlo n m a n a f e r in 19a2

y e a r ' the Rotunda, S. M. U. yearbook, be-

‘bat »h-y h,ave h"ld “ 

honorary organizations 
as a member were Tau j 
of which ho was a member were Tau
| Kappa Alpha, honorary debating and
social
oratorical fra te rn ity , P unjab 
r
Immediately a fte r th e early ma*a,|tlub> , nd w a, p m l d c n t of 

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in

, 

Editorials will be w ritten by the

At the sound of a bugle the sen­
the chain upon 
editorial class under the direction of ■ {Deir shoulders, will m arch down and 
Jack Logan and Emil Bose who wen* ^orr 
elected. Copyreading will 
done by the copyreading class. 

ior girls, ca rrying 

bluebonnet

also be i 

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S C H E D U L E O F C O - E D

T E N N I S IS IN G Y M

Players who expect to compete in 
the girls’ tennis tou rnam en t may find
4 at ,h * 

Informal A ffair Will Be Held I‘‘I* 8chedul? P0St*d in 

_ 

_ 
From 9 to 12; Sopho­
mores Invited

the games h a v e ! lain of the club. 

W om ans Gym. On account of the according to F ather Latchford, chap- Joanna A
inclement weather 
been delayed a few days, but if the
weather permits, the rem aining com- the members of the club will meet in 
petition can be finished shortly, said the club rooms for the annual com- 
Miss H iaw atha Crosslin, a s sistan t in munion breakfast. An elaborate pro- 
the W om an’s Physical Education De-1 g ra m has been a rran g e d for the af-

K x x **cs A f 4 F

n o A / i l 

a I h K 

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for such hi- j partm ent.

i fair.

F jodr, a senior honorary society. He 
was also the student representative on ! 
the athletic council in his senior year.
he 
Since t r a n s f e rrin g to Texas, 
has been actively engaged in the new i 
students stadium drive, and has been I 
working on the side-show* division of 
In connection
the Varsity Circus. 

The m e e tin g 

The freshm an class will reign su­
preme in all its glory tonight from 
ie 
9 to 12 o’clock in the W om en’s Gym­
o f arriving at a s e tt le m e n t c o n c e r n ­
reason 
nasium. 
The 
ing the a ss e s s m e n t and fo r a rran g-
the 
inform al dance* 
la rk y will be 
fail a c o n c e rte d p la n o f a c tio n i . t h . | „ p o n so re d b y ^
 e|w < o f >28 f o r e v . j
m atter.

the p u r p o se ! 

fo r 

T Y P IS T S

Now is the 

time to advertise 

for work. Theses must 

he 

turn ed in soon and there is a 
demand fo r typing.

PUT YOUR WANT AD IN 

THE DAILY TEXAN

eryone in the University, especially!
: the officials of the class of ’27.
! 

It has been several years since the 
traditional freshm an dance as an a n ­
nual a f f a ir was abolished. The frie n d ­
ly competition between the fish and 
j their deadly rivals, 
the sophs, be­
came too g r e a t fo r the dance to be 
continued.

S o p h o m o r e s Invited 

The exclusion of the sophomores 
caused the tro uble at the dances of 
form er years. T h is year, however, 
(Continued on Page 4)

UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR IS

MODERN SIR WALTER RALEIGH 5 t S r . t r - 2 1 KS. “ i

to make a 9 
In fro n t of the libra- 

D IX O N EDITS P A P E R

! Sigm a Alpha Epsilon fraternity .

ry, the sticky mud jerke d one of the! Welcome Dixon, form er student of

Sir W alter Raleigh th rew his coat across 

the campus 

on the ground so th a t Queen Eliza- o’clock class. 
beth would not have to walk in the 
puddle of water. A University pro- slippers o ff her foot. 
fessor w ent Sir W alter one b e tte r 
Thursday, and rescued 
slipper 
would not be forced to make class rescued 
with only one slipper. 

it on 
She was a pretty blonde hurrying e m b a r r a s s e d co-ed.

a 
the mud so 
the mud so 

j and slipped 

from 

co-eds’? near, and saved the day. With 

Prof. J. W. Calhoun was standing University at the end of the winter! ton, F rank Graham , W alter Barnes,
term is now city editor on the Ver Alton J. P. Luckett, Clinton Holt, B.
th a t she the dash of 
th at she the dash of a young sophomore, he! no Record, a semi-weekly paper. H e , L. Bishop, J. L. M erritt, Basil Basila,
was a ju nio r and is a member of 
Carlo Coon, Howard Doolittle, Bill
Sigma Delta Chi, professional jour-! Reagan, J. Matthews, and Dave Men- 

the mud 
the

the slipper from 

the foot of 

all 

journalism who w ithdrew from she! ted to the organization

j nalistic fra te rn ity for men. 

* sing.

ENDED BT MUTUAL 
CONSENT THURSDAT

Love and A ffection for Uni­
versity Cause Agreement 
to Be Reached

S M U. WILL SETTLE

Coach and Athletic Director 
Bury Hatchet and Be­
come Friends Again

By Jumbo Ha y ne *

Billy Disch* beloved coach 
o f Varsity baseball, and L. 
Then Bellmont, athletic direc­
tor, reached an agreem ent late 
Thursday afternoon “to bury 
the hatchet," forget all 
inci­
dents o f the past and work to­
g eth er in the future “ for the 
love so 
University they both 
well,

Peace and harmony reigned in the 
Athletic Department, where a th re a t­
ened breach between officials result­
announced 
ed when Coach Disch 
Tuesday that he would resign a t tho 
end of the baseball season and go 
elsewhere. 
It was stated among a th ­
letic circles that the entire situation 
was practically cleared up.

May Annul S. M. U. C laim s 

i f 

t h a t 

It was hoped 

Southern 
M ethodist University held claims on 
Mr. Disch, because of an verbal or 
ten tativ e arrangem ents 
th a t might 
have been made by him to join the 
coaching sta ff of 
institution, 
t h a t they would he relinquished, in 
view of 
the course of events here 
T hursday.

th a t 

president 

Dr. I). A. Penick, chairm an oj tho 
stated Thursday 
Athletic Council, 
night that he had held telephone con­
versations with 
of 
th** 
S ou thern Methodist University and 
Mr. McIntosh, athletic. director there, 
and 
th a t they were o f the opinion 
th a t the m atter could be settled sa t­
isfactorily. S. M. U. officials would 
act on the case tom orrow, he said.
In commenting on the pleasant cli­
max of the affair, Mr. Bellmont said, 
“ Mr. I )isch and myself, because of 
ou r devotion and love fo r the Uni­
versity of Texas, have reached an 
ag re e m e n t on this m a tte r and are a b ­
solutely harmonized on any d iffe r­
ences th a t may have existed.

“ I admire Mr. Disch because he ha t 
stood for the University throughout.
I re p eat the statem ent th a t I made 
recently, that I love and admire Mr. 
Dutch, ami have always held a deep 
affec tio n for him.”

Ditch 

la Pleated 

Coach Disch said in t u r n : “ I am 
glad th at we have reached the deci­
sion th a t we have, and I believe th at 
we can both go on now knowing b e t­
t e r how to serve the school we both 
love so well.”

A called meeting of the University 
“ T ” Association m em bers a t the Y. 
M. C. A. Thursday night “ to discuss 
j the athletic situation,” adopted a res­
olution 
in Mr, 
expressing “ fa ith 
j Disch.”

Could all the stu d en ts have been 

(Continued on page 4)

Seniors W ant A id 

for M aking Chain 

for Senior Sw ing

Th re e hundred and se v e n ty - fiv e 
y ard s o f the B lu e b o n n e t Chain for 
t h e S e n io r S w in g -O u t are c o m ­
p le te d , according to Ruth M cM il­
lan, p resident o f Can and Gown, 
G irls in the P. T. c la s s e s worked 
the 
all d a y Thursday 
ch a in s. T wo hundred yards o f the 
c h a in rem ains u n fin ish e d . Work 
w ill be continued tod ay, and the 
p r e s id e n t of the sen ior cia*# is is* 
su in g a call for help so tha t the 
S w in g - O u t may g o 
f o r w a r d as 
p la n n ed . Those h aving a n y spare 
tim e co m e to the G ym a n d aid.

to m ak e 

N^gro Stories Are Written 
From New and Unusual 
Angle

SUPERSTITION IS MOTIF

Author W rote for Her Own 
Pleasure Until Discovered 
by Sandburg

“ Among our great modern w riters,” 
said E. C. Kirkland of the English 
departm ent, in introducing his read­
ing T hursday afternoon, “ is Mrs. J u ­
lia Peterkin, w riter of stories of the 
South Carolina negroes. She is new 
to the public for she wrote for her 
nwr. pleasure until Carl Sandburg, 
Chicago poet, persuaded her to pub­
lish her works.”

introduced 

Mrs. P eterkin has 

a 
new study of negroes unlike th a t of 
Jot*! Chandler H a rris, the relations 
of the negroes among themselves, ac­
cording to Mr. Kirkland.

Mr. Kirkland read from Mrs. Pe- 
terk in ’s “ Green T hu rsdays.” The first 
selection, “ Green T h u rs d a y ,” 
the 
story from which the volume takes 
its name, is the story of the old su­
perstitions of 
the negroes concern­
ing the sin of breaking the soil on 
“Green T h u rsd a y ,” 
the 
ascension o f Christ.

the day of 

plowman, 

Kildee, the 

in t h a t and the fact 

is 
negro 
plowing on the Holy Day while all of 
his neighbors have gone fishing. He 
is just a little afraid th a t lightning 
will strike his farm and make it un­
productive, but he can see no differ­
ence 
th at the 
grass is choking his corn aud cotton. 
This fe ar grows on him so th a t he 
stops and goes 
cabin. He 
leaves the cabin to tend to Mike, the 
old m u l e , and Rose, Kildee"s wife, 
hurries to him with little Rose, who 
has been burned. The child dies, and 
the negroes believe 
th a t her death 
if the punishment, visited upon Kildee 
for tu rn in g tho soil on Green T h urs­
day*

to his 

The second sketch, “ Meeting,” 

is 
of the same characters, 
It is a real­
istic picture of a negro meeting, w ith 
all the shouting, singing, and sp irit­
uals d u rin g which the omen form a 
ring and shuffle around and around 
fa s te r as the singing becomes faster. 
Mira. P eterkin gets in the story all 
of the h um or th a t a negro meeting 
carries with it. The negro point of 
view is exceptionally well put in Mrs. 
Peterkin a work.

Mr. Kirkland read these selections 
to an interested audience. He made 
plain the realistic a r t of the author 
in 
her 
stories of negro life.

the hum or and pathos 

of 

Pre-L egalites H old 

Interesting M eeting 

Thursday at Seven

At the regu lar meeting of the Pre- 
last night. Homer 
International 
at 
talked

Law Association 
Jackson discussed 
| Convention of Advertising Men 
j Houston. V aughn Albertson 
j on the “ Significance and Traditions! 
of May Day.”

the 

A short business meeting was held* 
in- j 
the P re-Law prospects for 
and 
t ra m u ra l track were discussed. The I 
following new members were admit- j
H arvey Blan-i

 HI SCHOOL STUBS

VARSITY, ST. EDWARD S AND 

AUSTIN HIGH WILL COMPETE 
IN EXHIBITION BOXING MATCHES

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

AT LULING MAT G

ENGINEERS OPEN

Will Meet American Legion 
Team ; Have W on Four 
Out of Five Games

Nagle and Cohen Are W in­
ner* in Preliminary Con­
test* of Tournament

For the first tim e exhibition box-) 

ing m atches will be staged here b e ­
tween St. E dw ard’* C ollege, Austin 
High School and U n iversity boxers. 
In order to encourage intercollegiate 
boxing, gold medals will be given to 
the winner* o f the m atches in seven 
d ifferen t w eights. A ny one wishing 
to take part in the boxing may do! 
*o by signing up at the M en’s Gym I 

The boxing 

tournam ent will e x ­
tend over a period o f three day* la si­
ng fro m May 20 to May 23 inc lusive. 
On th e night of M ay 23, finals will 
>e held at the M e n ’s Gym. The pre­
lim inaries in X Hall may be w itnessed 
>y men spectator* on ly, but the fi- 
lals may be viewed by both men and 
women. The prelim inaries are free 
V charge o f fifty cents ringside and 
thirty-five centK general 
adm ission 
will be made for the final*.

Ascher Silberstein 

Scholarship Aw arded 
to Lillian Kinser

Lillian Kinder o f D allas, a sopho­
been 
in the U niversity, has 
more 
awarded the A w ber Silberstein schol­
arship for the session o f 1925-26 at 
the U n iversity,
Miss Kinser 

is carryin g the r e g ­
ular am ount of work at the U n iver­
sity, and made a grade o f A on each 
<>f her five courses during both fall 
and w inter term s this 
year. Her 
freshman work was done at S. M. U.
Miss Fora Hemphill of D allas has 
held the scholarship for the last two 
years. She will receive her B A. de­
gree at the next commencement.

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M cAllister Plans

Visit to Scotland

Dr, and Mrs. Frederick M cA llis­
ter w ill leave June 2 for Scotland, 
where they will spend the 
summer 
months. Dr. M cA llister, who is pro­
fessor of botany at the U n iversity, 
will spend much of his tim e at the 
U niversity o f G lasgow , where he has 
several friends am ong the faculty.
They will also v isit relatives 
in 
Glasgow. A fter spending about two 
weeks 
in London, they will return 
to the United States on Septem ber 5. 

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Fredericksburg Club 

Picnic M onday, May 4

Monday afternoon, May 4, was set 
as the date of the picnic of the Fred­
ericksburg Club at a called m eeting 
the 
Tuesday night. This w ill be 
main social event of the term , ac­
cording to E, E. H eim ann, president 
of the club.

is 

the 

first Tuesday 

The regular m eeting date of the 
in each 
club 
month. The program o f 
the next 
m eeting is the “ H istory of Freder­
icksburg.”

Louisville Professor 

of Medicine to Speak

Dr. Georg** A. Hendon, professor 
of 
of surgery at 
Louisville, w ill 
the sub­
ject o f ‘ Medical E ducation” at the 
U niversity, May 5.

the U niversity 
lecture on 

Dr. Hendon will also probably ad­
dles* the Pre-M edical Society while 
he is 
in A ustin attending the S late 
Medical A ssociation m eeting May 4 
to 7. 

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An atternp i w ill Vs- made by the 
flashy Shorthorns to add to their list 
of victories when 
to 
Luling W ednesday to play the strong 
ineligi-
Am erican Legion nine. The 
May 1-2: T. C. V . vs. O k lah om a!bi*s have been displaying rare form 
th is sea on, having won foar o ut of 
fiv e gam es.

A. & M,„ at Fort W orth; Rice v*.
A rk an sa s, a t H ouston.

Cam e* THU W eek 

journey 

they 

May I : T e x a s vs. Baylor, a t A u s­

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“Sport* G irl” Will 

Be Distributed at 

T his contest should be a real bat­
tle as the Legion it es have also won 
most o f their clashes. Their line-up 
ex-T exas League 
contains several 
sta rs, 
including a form er San A n­
tonio pitcher. The catcher was with 
W ichita F alls la st year.

W .A .A . “T ” Night

“Speed” Baker, mound artist de­
luxe, is the foundation of the Short- 
! horns’ power. His hurling w as re- 
The Sports Girl, o ffic ia l publics ; sponsible for tw o lopsided victories 
Hon o f the W om an’s A thletic A sse -1 over the T exas D eaf and Dumb In- 
ciation, is to go to press Friday, May *t*tute, for a close 6-4 win over St.
. 
« , . E dw ard’* and a 9-1 victory over Al-
1, This Ms the first year in which 

- r f > 

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, 
len Academ y at Bryan.

_ 

. 

the publication 

is to have m agazine 

form , as h eretofore 

it has been a 

newspaper.

On “T ” night the m agazine will 

the 

he given to all m em bers and gu ests 
of W. A. A., as a fittin g part o f the 
last celebration of 
scholastic 
year for th** association as a whole. 
Aside from the copies issued here, one 
is to be sent to every m em ber o f the 
A thletic C onference 
o f Am erican 
College W omen in place o f the usual 
new s letter.

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Leading H alf Moons 

and Phi D ells Will 

M eet in Final G am e

H alf Moon and Phi D elta Theta 
lead as in terfratern ity baseball draws 
to a close. The final gam** closing 
the spring term contest will be held 
Saturday at four o’clock on Stadium 
Field.

The standing held by 

the H alf! 
M non at present w as secured by th eir' 
d efeatin g the Sigm a Chi nine 
in a 
clone gam e Saturday. E leven innings! 
were necessary in the contest which! 
ended with a score o f 9 to IO favoring 
the H alf Moons, The PH iD elta Theta 
team insured their place in the finals 
by d efeatin g 
tho Lambda Chis In 
the sem i-finals last week by a score; 
of 9 to 4.

On the receiving end is Potsy A l­
len with as accurate work as a ma­
jor 
league catcher. P otsy cam e to 
the U n iversity with a reputation as 
a tw irler, but his work behind the 
plate seem s to prove the wisdom of 
his bein gshifted.

P rancing around in the infield with 
lots of pep is that stellar quartet of 
B aum garten, OII**, Redfern and H ar­
ris. Baum garten holds flown the ini­
tial sack with the consistency of a 
veteran, but his ability 
is not a bit 
superior to that of Olle at second, 
Redfern at short, or H arris at the 
hot corner.

Sellehs, M cKnight, and Tram m el 
are the fly-ch asers who stru t their 
s tu ff in the outfield. Sellehs prom­
to be another Abe Thom pson 
ises 
if he continues his present w ork, while 
M sK nlght and Trammel a>e hardly 
less accurate.

Fielding is not the only thing that

S C !

PRIZE

CONTEST

At Th*

T exas Shop

in lobby of Tex** Th e a t er

H I L D E B R A N D L E A V E S

1st P rize, $2.50 in C ash

Judge I. P. Hildebrand, dean ofj
the Law School, le ft Tuesday night, 
in com pany with Judge W illiam Pier j 
in 
for W ashington and points 
son 
the North on business.

2nd Prize, Choice of A sh 

T ray a n d C heese P la te

New Arrival of 
Linens

They M ove and Move Q uickly— G et Yours

Made by G O D C H A U X ^ , a house of 
the highest class and first in Thin 
Fabric Suits mak er s— Our 
label 
cannot add to their fame, we feel 
honored to have th eir agency.

CO M E IN T O D A Y

We fit you in our shop, should any 
alte ration be necessary— no charge.

Linen a n d Linen C ra sh ..,.....$18,50 

Linen a n d Linen C ra sh 

$20.00

Silks, finest im p o rte d .............$45.00

Silk a n d W ool m ixed ........... $30.00

A lp a c a ( g e n u in e ) 

.............. ,..$ 3 5 .0 0

Many 

Interscholastic 
Southwestern Marks Bet­
tered in Meets

a n d 

Southwest 

conference and 

«tate 
high school track and field records 
win be in danger o f betterm ent when 
delegates for the F ifteenth Annual 
Interscholastic League Meet 
gather 
at the Stadium on Friday and S a t­
urday, May 8 and 9, according to 
Roy B. Henderson, director of League 
athletics. Reports from all d istric ts 
have been received by league head­
quarters, and speculation 
is ram ­
pant as to what the traeksters who 
showed up well in district meets will 
d.» in state competition.

Roy Stevens of Abilene bettered 
the league broad jum p record when 
he leaped 23 feet and eight Inches 
This will not hold as an official dis­
tance since it was not made in a "tate 
meet. The present league record of 
is better than the 
23 feet 1-2 
Southw est Conference high mark,

inch 

Baltiew of Beaum ont tied the na 
tarnal low hurdle record of 24 2-5 sec­
onds. The present 
league record in 
this event was set by Mac Keeble at 
26 1-5 seconds. Ballies- is also lead­
ing district champions 
in the jive* 
Ho throw, a new event in league com­
petition. H is district record is 164 
feet and fiv e inches.

In high jum ping Rowan of Long­
view and Stew art 
of Breckenridge 
have both gone the present six foot 
Inglesias 
inches better. 
record two 
o f Port Arthur ran the 220 
yard 
dash in 21 4-5 seconds, clipping two 
second* o ff the tim e set by Cockrell 
several years ago. Anastaaa of Sour 
Lake ran the half-m ile in 2 minutes 
2 1-5 second*. The league half-m ile 
record is now held by Jim Reese at 
2 minutes, 3 3-5 seconds.

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Taylor and Bantel 

Talk at Banquet of 

A .S.C.E. W ednesday

Addresses by Dean T. U. T aylor on 
“ Advanced D egrees” and by P rofes­
sor E. C. H. Bantel on “E ngineer 
of the Future'* were 
the principal 
features of a banquet given by the 
U niversity chapter of the American 
Society o f Civil E ngineers Wednes 
day. Dean Taylor gave interesting 
rem iniscences of incidents that he has 
experienced as chairm an of the dip­
loma com m ittee and the requirem ents 
for degrees in the early days. Pro­
fessor Bantel stressed the value of 
continued study and mental work to 
engineer after leaving college.

The banquet w as presided over by 
Professor A. T. G ranger as 
to ast­
m aster Other num bers on the pro­
gram were an address of welcome by 
W. K Brown, president of the U n i­
versity chapter; “Comment*” by L. 
D, B illyer, and m usical number* con­
sistin g of a “ Piano M onologue” by 
Allene Shankx, and 
violm-piann 
duet o f popular air* by Kathleen 
Rucker and W. K. Brown.

a 

Alum inum Salesm en

Get B .B .A . Credit

Co-ordination credit w ill be given 
B. B. A. student* for sellin g W ear 
Ever Alum inum for three m onths this 
Hummer, it has been announced.

Students desiring to do this work 
to see J. M. L ightfoot 
are urged 
at the Y. I i. C. A. 
im m ediately in 
order to secure territory. Only 25 
men will be used, and no territory 
will be assigned a fte r Friday.

RIO GRANDE CLUB BA N Q UET

The Rio Grande V alley Club will 
hold their annual term banquet on 
Thursday night, May 7, at 7:30 p. m 
They have planned a very peppy tim e 
to a i, and all o f the m em bers are 
urged to be present. 
It is essential 
U*&t all m em bers be there in order 
to make this banquet the best get 
together m eeting o f the spring term , 
and sn order to end the year with 
sm iles from all.

500 STU DENTS

changing 

their 
term . YOU 

room ing 
Are 
places this 
can 
fill your room* if you will let 
these students know that you 
have vacancies,

lX T THE DAILY 

T E X A N R EN T YOUR 

ROOMS

u

.

CO-ORDINATION
C R E D I T

and 

EIG HT DOLLARS
A DAY

IMPORTANT TO 
STUDENTS OF BUSINESS 
ADMINISTRATION

Co-ordination credit will he given to all students 

who sell

WEAR EVER ALUMINUM

for th re e months this summer.

Students are urged to see J. M. Lightfoot at the 
y . M. C. A. immediately in order to sec tire territory.

No territory assigned a f t e r Friday.

Only 25 men will be used.

KILL TWO BIRDS WITH ONE 
S T O N E

SEND US THE THINGS YOU 
WORE LAST SEASON
Our cleaning d e p a r t m e n t can do wonders with 
the things you probably never expected to wear 
again. Results ar e really astonishing. But you 
can never ap pre cia te the difference until you give 
us a trial.

GEO. WESLEY

Phones 2670—-2646

E ngineering ten n is players opened 

their spring term tournam ent Mon­

day when Fred S. N agle and F. L. 

Cohen won 

prelim inary m atches! 

from Frank C. Rushing and M. I ) J 
Cohen respectively.

taking 

In the initial match plyaed Mon­
day m orning. F . L. Cohen won a! 
rather hard fo u gh t c o n te st over M.j 
D. Cohen, 
the match by a 
acor** o f 9-7, 6-2. The first se t was} 
a see-saw a ffa ir , but in the second* 
set Rushing g o t 
in trouble and al­
lowed N agle to crash through for tit 
easy win.

the 

F. L. Cohen 

afternoon! 
in 
match d efeated M. D. Cohen by ai 
6*2, 6-2 score. M. D. Cohen was 
o ff form , though the 
fir st o f the 
match was hard fought.

Today W. E. H ollingsw orth m eets 
Jam es E. Sutton 
the m orning 
in 
match, and in the even in g J. E. H o ff 
opposes I). P. Roy.

Other 

con testa n ts 

in 
m atches W ednesday and the rem aind­
er o f the week are: T. S. Gray, E. 
V, W hite and K, H. Clough.

m eeting 

the Shorthorns can do, however, as 
can readily lie attested by any team 
which has kist to them* All of them 
are heavy hitters and good base-run- 
ners,

Other gam es in store for the Short- 
* erns are the one w ith Allen Acad­
emy here on May l l , and a tentative 
fracas w ith B artlett. The A lie n e e s 
are sm arting from the 9-1 defeat re­
c e n te r handed them at Bryan and 
should give lots of figh t.

DONNELLY & WHITE
Phone 6131

Plumbing and Heating

Contractors 
905 Congress Ave.

Daily Texan Want Ad Section

Get What You W ant W hen You Want It— Use Texan W ant Ads. 

Call Today at Business O ffice, Room 155, Main Building

MISCELLANEOUS

SPO RTING — “ D addy’s Gone A H unt­
in g ” at the Queen T heater today.
If Fay Jones will present this ad she 
m ay see what he killed.

821 

C ongress, 

W E’LL have “ H ot Tam ale M olly” 
sung by the w hispering pianist, Co- 
I lumbia Record in a few days. Isaac 
phone 
.B led so e, 
— 6
6619. 
 
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DON’T DROP Math or P hysics; let 
I me help you pass them . Call Law- 
j rence Brown, phone 5283, for an ap- 
— Ma29
in coaching. 
I pointm ent 

HEM STITCHING
IO C ents per yard 

102 W est 24th St. 

Phone 9407
— Apr30

SPRING TIM E, and Jane Green sings 
on a V ictor record “ A Mama Like 
I You and A Papa Like M e.” A good 
Isaac B led soe, 821 Con- 
record. 
— 2

j gress. Phone 6619. 

EXPERT 

STEAM 
P E R M A N E N T 
W A VIN G : Mrs. Fred Farm er, the 
forem ost perm anent w ave and hair- 
dress artist o f A m erica, locates here. 
A visit to her salon w ill be appre­
ciated. E vening appointm ents given 
w orking girls. All b eau ty work done. 
BAY-W AY B E A U T Y SALO N, 302 
— 3
L itlefield Bldg., phone 4690. 

FORDS

REBUILT AND RECONDITIONED

Come in and see us if you want a
good Ford on easy term s. AU sold 
with a 30-day gu aran tee.

BO YS! Send $1.00 for 3 beautiful 
knit n eckties. C ost $1.00 a piece 
anyw here. M oney returned 
if not 
satisfied . A m erican L egion, A bilene, 
— M&26
T exas. 

in 

PARTIES 

interested 

transporta­
tion to New York City this sum ­
mer and return, 
please mail your 
name and address to Box 1927-P 
An unusual opportunity to you.— tf

MATH AND PH Y SIC S coaching. One 
i 
hour’s coaching now is worth more 
than three at exam ination tim e. Call 
— M ayi
L. D. Golden, 5 9 6 3 . 

FOR EX PER T typing 

them es, 
th eses and all papers that require 
phone 
evening, 
— 6

accurate and neat 
Graham, aftern oon 
2092. 

copying, 
6663, 

o f 

HEAR JIM M IES JO YS new Okeh 
record “C larinet Marmalade Blues” 
price 75 cents. Big hit. Come in 
and let us play it for you. J. R. Reed 
Music Com pany, 805 C ongress Ave- 
nue.________________________— 6

D A N C IN G — P r iv a te 

studio, 

5 00 W . 31 ut. P h o n e 7812.

GET ST A R T E D right in Math and 
Physics! A good start m eans a 
good grade. Call Lawrence Brown, 
in these 
phone 5 2 8 3 , for coaching 
— Apr 30
 
subjects. 

M ALE HELP W A N TED

8 m onths country 

W ANTED— T eacher with fam ily, for 
$100 
per m onth. Cow, garden, teacherage 
rent free. On shell highw ay. J. W. 
Mc Kam ey, Port Lavaca, T exas. — 2

school. 

W A N TED — U n iversity student must 
have som e kind o f regular em ploy­
m ent to remain in U niversity. Phone 
M alcolm Green at 8379 if you have 
refer­
anything 
o ffe r . 
— 3
ences. 

B est 

to 

T E A C H ER S W A N T E D — For sum m er 
Superin­

and w inter 

teaching. 

tendents, P rincipals, M usic, R om ance! 
L anguages, M athem atics, English,! 
Econom ics, A rt, H istory, A th le tic s,I 
M anual Training, Hom e E con om ics,1 
Com m ercial. Latin, 
and 
Grades. J. L. T a ff, M emphis, Tenn., 
Austin phone 6039.______________ — I

Spanish 

B O A R D & ROOM S

H E R E ’S A N en tirely d iffe r e n t rec 
Ord that you are sure to enjoy 
“The Tim e Will C om e,” U kulele 
Isaai 
Harm onica and G uitar m usic. 
phom 
B ledsoe, 
— i
6619. 

C ongress, 

821 

LISTEN — Sallie Lee Exum m ay hea 
“ H er H usband’s S e c r e t” if she wil 
it at th* 
i 

clip this ad and p resent 
M ajestic o ffic e w here this show 
now playing.

in to U niversity, W est 

ROOM W A N T E D — For couple clos 
side o 
cam pus prfeerred . P rice m ust b< 
— 3<
reasonable. Phone 3493. 

A T T E N T IO N ! P rosp ective 

summc 
school boys! Four 
exceptional! 
room s, one 
cool, nicely furnished 
half block from cam pus, brick house 
hot and cold w ater, sleep in g porch 
Phone 7412 or call at 2410 Guada 
;
lupe. 

 

P OR RENT— Light, cool room s up 
stairs for men. E astern exposure 
Special term s. A pply at 2503 Ri 
—
Grande. All co n v en ien ces. 

LOST & FO U N D

LOST— W aterm an’s 

per 
L eft in Law B uilding, room IO.'! 
Finder return to T exan o ffic e , M. E 
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LOST— All faith in the average an 

tiquated, inefficien t laundry. 

F O U N D— An 

up-to-date, moderi 

laundry in the
AU STIN L A U N D R Y A N D DRY 
C LEANING COMPANY 
Phone 5368

ligh tfu lly 

LARGE southeast corner room, de­
furnished 
apartm ent, garage, 
sleep in g porch. 
301 W est 21st, phone 4161. — 5;

cool. A lso 

FOR R EN T— F ive room 

furnished 
cottage with sleeping porch. 705 
W est 25 1-2 S treet. P.ing 3686 for 
— 30 i
further 

inform ation. 

w ants a neat modern 

VV A N T ED — F am ily o f three persons 
furnished 
apartm ent for next year. R ent to* 
start next Septem ber. Call 9346 at 
you 
once and le t us know w hat 
— 2
have. 

house suitable 

FOR R EN T— Septem ber I, a 

large 
or 
boarding house at 2009 Whitia A ve­
nue. For further inform ation phone 
— 5
4663. 

sorority 

for 

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itials R. B. M. F inder please re 
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and belt hook. Owner may havi 
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if he w ill c a ll at M. B. 
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P. T. ta g No. 1455. Owner mal 
have sam e by calling at Texan offici 
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LOST— A Phi Gamma D elta fra ter 
m ty pm with “ R. L. M .” engrave* 
tc 
on back. 
P ublications o ffic e for rew ard, — ti

Finder please return 

FO UND— Maroon bathing su it wit!
green stripes. Owner may hay* 
sam e by calling by T exan o ffic e ami 
paying fo r this ad.

OUR H O T WEATHER SU IT STOCK

BARKER MOTOR C O M P A N Y

NOTE T H E PLEASED 

EXPRESSION!

Extraordinary clothes at ordinary prices.

Linen Suits $10.00, $12.50, $13.50 a n d $15.00

All nicely tailored and correct style.

He has 

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found what he 

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Light weight ghirts— m a d e ’by Earl & Wilson- 
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A U S T I N , T E X A S , F R I D A Y , M A Y I , 1 9 2 5

No. 1 78

DISCH AND BELLMONT DECLARE PEACE

TEXAS AND BAYLOR WILL BATTLE TODAY A T 3.30| C O ™ m 

IS
KIRKLAND R E A D S ™ B! mm 

i

PETERKIN’S,

Love and Affection for Uni- 
versity Cause Agreement 
to Be Reached

S IO , Will SETTLE

Coach and Athletic Director 
Bury Hatchet and Be­
come Friends Again

Negro .Stories Are Written 
From New and Unusual 
Angle

SUPERSTITION IS MOTIF

Pleasure Until Discovered 
by Sandburg

B y J u m b o H a y n e *
i Billy Disch, beloved coach 
Author Wrote for Her Own °1 Varsity baseball, and L.
Theo Bellmont, athletic d irec­
tor, reached an agreem ent late 
Thursday afternoon “to b u ry 
the h a tc h e t,” forget all 
inci­
dents of the past and work to ­
g eth er in the future “ for th e 
University they both love so 
well."

aid E. f Kirkland of Lie- E nglish 

“ Among our great modern w riters,” 

departm ent, in introducing his read­

ing Thursday afternoon, "is Mrs. J u ­

“T ” A ssociation

A dopts Resolution

I he f o l l o w i n g 

r e s o l u t io n wa* 

a d o p t e d b y 

th e “ J' A s s o c i a t i o n I 

a f t e r a om e d is c u s s i o n at a m e e t i n g 
T h u r sd a y n ig h t , a c c o r d i n g to J o h n 
T ro u t:

“ B e it r e s o l v e d bv th e “T” A s ­
o f 

U n i v e r s i t y 

th e 

s o c i a t io n o f 
T e x a s :

“ T h a t w e e x n r e s s o u r 

tu lles* 

f a i t h a n d c o n f i d e n c e in Mr. D it c h 
and p l e d g e h im o u r 
u n q u a l i f i e d 
• u n p o r t in th e o r e s e n t c o n t r o v e r s y 
th a t we will e n ­
an d a s s u r e him 
d e a v o r to s e e th a t h e r e c e i v e s fail 
t r e a t m e n t . ”

A n o t h e r m e e t i n g o f th e a s s o c ia 
tio n w ill be c a ll e d w ith in th e n e x t 
f e w d a y s .

RIEF RIPPEY OUT 

TDD TELL LEADER

Was Member of S. M. U. Staff 
for Three Years

STUDENTS MUST FILE 

r n n y pDf]DjT|ni|

PETITIONS LOR RACE 

BEFORE 12 TONIGHT ' " D M PRUIM I HJN
OF WIEL THURSDAY
STAFFS 
E 
TO EDIT A U S T I N 
PAPERS NEAT WEER

secretary- 
o ffic e s 
I 
I treasurer, Education councilm an, and 
j Law councilm an yet unannounced for 
I the last opportunity to file a petition 
for any o ffic e w ill be tonight at 12 
| o clock in th** o ffic e of the Students 
| A ssociation on the second 
floor o f 
■the Main B uilding, according to Mil 
| dred T aylor, secretary o f the asso- 
; elation.

Interest From Am ount Will 
Be Used as Student Loan 
Fund

ENDS LONE L E H BUTTIE

\ \ ith the 

o f 

The secreta ry will be in her o ffic e 
to 12 
to receive petitions 
be 
o'clock Friday night, or 
reached at the Alpha Phi house, 2608 
G uadalupe S treet any tim e during the 
day.

from J) 

can 

Eight nam es have been turned in 
as candidates for o ffic e s since Sat 
urday, bringing the total to 30 per 
sons in the race for various o ffic e s 
W hile som e o ffic e s are hotly con­
tested, there are six places fo r which 
only one candidate is announced. 

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T
FISTED EDR TODAY

George W. 

Brackenridge, 

Former Regent, Donator 
of Large f und

loan 

B equest o f a perm anent fund of 
$ 4 0 ,0 0 0 , interest on which is to be 
fund, w a s 
used as a stu d en t 
konule available to the U niversity of 
T exas for im m ediate use, a s a r e s u l t 
o f the final probation o f the will of 
the la te Geo. W. B rackenridge Thurs­
day m orning 
the San A ntonio 
courts.

in 

P r i n c i p a l I n t a c t

U nder the term s o f the will the 
U n iversity w ill receive all 
interest 
accruing from this perm anent fund,
1 and the principal w ill be kept intact,
J Incom e from the fund may be used 
under the direction o f the U niver­
sity R egen ts only as a loan fund for 
stu d en ts, according to the provisions 
o f the will.

Comes as Climax to Activities 
of Senior W eek; Begins 
at 6 :3 0

Probation o f the will Thursday by 
Judge R. W. B. T errell o f the 73rd 
D istrict Court brings to an end a 
lastin g over four 
long 
years, 
the U niversity of 
T exas has been represented by th?
Probation o f this particular 
S ta te. 
front o f the will was con tested in the courts by
be followed Mrs. I. H. Roberts and Mrs. I. H.
late Mr 

Coming as a clim ax to the a ctiv ities 
of senior week which began Monday 
afternoon at Senior Vespers, the sen­
ior sw ing-out will be held this after-
noon at 6 :3 0 p. rn. in 
Main B uilding and will 
im m ediately by the 
quet at *,.>0 at the U n iversity Cafe- Mr. B ranckenridge, and the U n iv e r -1
tCTIB 
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’ 
I sity was to gain any legacy the will |
he senior swing-out 
in the history o f 

is an annual provided only in case 
the U n iv e r -J w as probated,

W. C. A. ban-1 M cIntyre, n ieces o f the 

legal battle 
in which 

th is 

, 

t

event 
sity ,” declared Ruth M cM illan, presi- 

I n c o m e o f $ 3 , 2 0 0

1913 w i l l 1

Sam Johnson a n d Jumbo 
Haynes Are Appointed 
Managing Editors

WILL l

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 T I OUTS

Jack Logan and Emil Bose in 
Charge of Editorial 
Writing

class T uesday 

S ta ffs for the American and S ta te s­
man editions to be put out by the 
n ew sgathering 
and 
W ednesday of next week w ere an­
nounced by W. I). H ornaday T hurs­
the Am erican 
day. The s t a ff for 
will work Tuesday to edit W ednes­
d a y ’s paper, and the s t a ff for the 
Statesm an w ill work W ednesday.

c ity 

E ditors of the A m erican w ill be as 
fo llow s: Sam Johnson, m anaging edi­
tor, G ranville Price, 
editor, 
Blanche Horn, a ssista n t city editor, 
John 
editor, 
editor, Alice 
Ruth Searcy, society 
McGruder, a ssista n t society 
editor, 
W illiam D effera i, sports editor, Gil­
bert M cA llister, colum nist.

Sam m ons, 

telegraph 

Reporters 

are P riscilla A ustin, 
E lizabeth Baldwin, E m il Bose, Dor­
othy H arris, Carroll H olloway, Verda 
Jarrell, Dorothy M cLean, Melba M it­
chell, B ertha Porter, Fred Sherwood, 
Sarah T haxton, K athryn Webb and 
S tew a rt Harkrider.

E ditors of the Statesm an w ill be 
as fo llow s: Jum bo H aynes, m anag­
ing editor, Louis H am lett, city editor, 
K athryn Maddrey, a ssista n t city edi­
editor,
telegraph 
tor, A rthur N ail 
 
 
 
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? P e l‘* ^ tia e f f e r , 
editor, L 
society 
G ray G illette, a ssista n t society edi- ■ 

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Reporters are F rances Baldw in, 
M argaret Cousins, V ivian Fields, L il­
lian H arwell 
Kerr, Mabel 
M iller, DeW 
Sooter, G enevieve Sw indells, Dudley 
Wynn and Daniel H ollis.

E ditorials will be w ritten by the 
editorial class under the direction of 
Jack Logan and Em ii Bose who were
elected. C opyreading w ill 
done by the copyreading class.

come e n r ic h e d * ^ t r a A t o i » P 
Iru‘'reRt <m 
come enriched by tradition and h e n c e ! should average 
should be ca refu lly p r e se r v e d ” On 
th, 
this occasion the senhors p a s. 

w u 
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fund; W illiam M. (B ill) Rippey, tr n n .fe .

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junior* to <jent8 e a c h year 

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* from S * M 1 • where h ii receded an
U niversity to A .B. degree las. year, and who is in
a mak,‘ Ioan* t0 from 8,x t0 e,ght 8tu\ the Law School this year, has been
j t ja n o t known recommended as one o f the three can
w hether or not special requirem ents didates for V arsity yell leader sub-

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ra ua ion. 

'I bluebonnet rhuin 

tor, Robert Gould, sports editor, Lee Won, ar” a J ly n f punctually aT V p. rn' WiI1 b* 
Woods, colum nist.

"tudcnt8 
obtain loans from the fund.

° f 

dressed in cap and gow n. They will 
carry the huire c h a i n c f mn«s an/1

O fficia l notice o f the g ift to the

ject to the student election on May 12
D uring his four years at S. M. U., 
he was one of the most prominent

during the presentation. 

mane available as goon as the p r o - ; WT '"* ', n v 

At the sound o f a bugle the s e n - 1 vDd°n® o f the will are carried out. 

ior g irls, carryin g 
their 
form a line 

shoulders, 

the chain upon 

The late G eorge W. Brackenridge 

will march down and 

donator o f the fund, has the dhrtinc- j * e staft 

in front of the junior*, j Bon o f having served longer than any 

also be I Thc bluebonnet chain w ill then 

be other man as a m em ber of the Uni* 

form ally passed on to the juniors. The versity Board o f R egents.
ceremony w ill conclude w ith a song I 
to the underclassm en and “ The Eyes 
of T ex a s.”

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N E W M A N C L U B H O L D S

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S C H E D U L E O F C O - E D

T E N N I S IS IN G Y M Communion Sunday, ju st 

tw o d a y . , jn(f eir(.ulation mBnaK. r 

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W ith their biggest day of the year, t v.a 

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C O M M U N I O N S U N D A Y 
C O M M U N I O N S U N D A Y m i < and o n a g e r of basketball 

ea' 

for 

ketch, “ M eeting,” 

y«»* leaoer* | of the sam e characters. 

su p p o sin g a Southw estern Confer- 

is
It is a real-
jgtic picture of a negro m eeting, with
te a 'T1* Be wa a member of the' all the shouting, sin g in g , and sp irit-
ycars anrl w a* uals during which the omen form A
ring and sh u ffle around and around
' uas w e - . faster as the singing becomes falter.
c la s s ,]J fr s . Peterkin g e ts in the story all 
and j o f the humor that a negro m eeting 
Ile carries with it. The negro point of
in view is exceptionally well put in Mrs.
In ivterkin* work.

’ leader for tw o years. 
h

class, 
class. 
* assistant manager of baseball 

president o f his 
president of his junior 
senior 
president o f his 

sophomore 

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1923. He was also associated with 

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v*r Kirkland r e id these selection*
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ivirxiana read tnese selections
. . .1. L. > ear book, be-. t0 an interested audience. He made
; plain the realistic art of the author
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an/i n&ihn*
humor and pathos

u, l c 
in22. He
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of 

t 

her i

J was a member o f Ihe truck squad in 

stories o f negro life.

I Informal Affair W ill Be Held 
From 9 to 12; Sopho­
more* Invited

o ff, mem bers o f the Newm an Club i 
are m aking preparations to hold o n e ; jr,22 
P layers who expect to com pete in 
the g ir ls’ ten n is tournam ent m ay find 
o f the la rg est and most enthusiastic I 
m eetings that they have h»*ld so fa r,
the schedule posted in o ffice 4 at the 
W oman’s Gym. On account of the i according to F ather Latchford, chap- 
the gam es have 
inclem ent w eather 
been delayed a few days, but if the
j w eather perm its, the rem aining com-
The freshm an class w ill reign su- petition can be finished shortly, said
Miss H iaw atha C rosslin, a ssista n t in 
the W oman’s P hysical Education De­
partm ent.

the members o f the club w ill meet 
in 
the club rooms for the annual com- 
mumon breakfast. An elaborate pro- .u,, 
- 
gram has been arranged for the af 
fa ir.

Im m ediately after 

lain of the club.

The reason 

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Among the honorary organizations
of which he w as a member were Tau j
Kappa Alpha, honorary debating and
social
oratorical fratern ity, Punjab 

Kjodr, a A m i n r 

i was also the student representative on f
the athletic council rn his senior year.

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Pre-L egalites Hold 

Interesting M eeting 

Thursday at Seven

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to T exas, he I
has been activi ty engaged in the new i
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students stadium drive, and has been* T 
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w o rking on the side-show' division of i ,, 
j < in v e n tio n of A d v e rtisin g Men 
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the v a r s i t y C ircus. 
J ,* H ouston. Vaughn Albertson talked;
with this he put 
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e 
of m agic tricks. He h A member o f j 
Sigm a Alpha Epsilon fratern ity . 
3 

At th e regular m eeting of the Pre-
la st night, Homer
In te rn a tio n a l
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•, Law A ssociation 
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A short business m eeting was held
in -j
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jtrarnural track were discussed. The

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In connection 
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D I X O N E D I T S P A P E R 

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UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR IS

MODERN SIR WALTER RALEIGH

Sir W alter Raleigh threw his coat across the cam pus 

on the ground so that Queen E liza- o'clock class. 

to make a 9 
In fro n t o f the libra-

beth would not have to walk in the ry, the M icky mud jerked o n e o f th e! W elcome Dixon, form er atudent o ft follow ing n e w m e m b e r s were adm it , 
pudn.e o f w ater. A L n n -e m ty pro- slippers o ff her fo o t. 
niter one b etter. 
fessor w en t Sir 
Thursday, and rescued 
slipper 
would not be forced to m ake class rescued 
with only one slipper. 

led to th ,-orga n iza tio n : Harvey Blan.
Prof, J. W. Calhoun was standing U niversity at the end o f the w inter ton, Frank Graham, W alter Barnes, 
c o -ed s’* j near, and saved the day. W ith all term is now c ity editor on the V er-! Alton J. P. Luckett, Clinton Holt, B. 
that she the dash o f a young sophom ore, h e s no Record, a sem i-w eekly paper. He L. Bishop, J. L. M erritt, Basil B a sils, 
is a member of Carlo Coon, Howard Doolittle, Bill 

it on the fo o t o f the* Sigm a D elta Chi. professional jour-1 Reagan, J, M atthews, and Dave M en -1

(journalism who w ithdrew from the 

from the mud ; was a junior and 

a 
the mud so 

and slipped 

the slipper 

from 

She was a p retty blonde h u r r y in g ,em barrassed co-ed. 

nalistic fratern ity for men. 

sing.

prem e in all its glory ton igh t from 
9 to 12 o ’clock in the W om en’s Gym­
for such hi­
nasium . 
larity w ill be 
inform al dance 
the 
sponsored by the class o f ’28 for ev-{ 
in the U n iv ersity , especially! 
eryone 
the o ffic ia ls o f the class o f '27.

It has been several years since the 
traditional freshm an dance as an an 
nual a ffa ir was abolished. The frien d ­
ly com petition betw een the fish and 
their deadly rivals, 
the sophs, be­
cam e too grea t for the dance to be 
continued.

S o p h o m o r e s I n v i t e d 

The exclusion o f the sophom ores 
caused the trouble at the dances o f 
form er years. This year, how ever, 
(Continued on P a g e 4)

lia Peterkin, w riter of stories of the 

South Carolina negroes. She is new 

to the public for she wrote for her 

own pleasure until Carl Sandburg, 
Chicago poet, persuaded her to pub­
lish her works.”

introduced 

Mrs. Peterkin has 

a 
new study of negroes unlike that of 
Joel Chandler H arris, the relations 
o f the negroes among them selves, ac­
cording to Mr. Kirkland.

Mr, Kirkland read from Mrs. Pe- 
terkin’s “Green T hursdays.” The first 
selection, “Green T hursday,” 
the 
story from which the volume takes 
its name, is the story of the old su ­
perstitions of the negroes concern­
ing the sin of breaking the soil on 
“Green T hursday,” the day o f the 
ascension o f Christ.

Kildee, the negro plowm an, 
is 
plowing on the Holy Day while all of 
his neighbors have gone fishing. He 
is ju st a little afraid that lightning 
will .'•trike his farm and make it un­
productive, hut he can see no d iffe r ­
ence 
in that and the fact that the 
grass is choking his corn and cotton. 
This fear grow s on him so th at he 
stops and goes 
cabin. He 
leaves the cabin to tend to Mike, the 
old mule, and Rose, Kildee’s w ife, 
hurries to him with little Rose, who 
has been burned. The child dies, and 
the negroes believe that her death 
is the punishment visited upon Kildee 
soii on Green T hurs-

to his 

Peace and harm ony reigned in th e 
A thletic D epartm ent, where a th rea t­
ened breach betw een o ffic ia ls resu lt­
announced 
ed when Coach Disch 
Tuesday that he would resign at tho 
end o f the baseball season and go 
elsew here. 
It was stated am ong ath­
letic circles that the entire situation 
was practically cleared up.

M ay A n n u l S . M. U . C la im s 

if 

th at 

It was hoped 

Southern 
M ethodist U n iversity held claim s on 
Mr. Disch, because o f an verbal or 
tentative arrangem ents 
that m ight 
have been made by him to join the 
in stitu tio n , 
coaching s t a f f o f 
that they would be relinquished, 
in 
view of the course of ev en ts here 
Thursday*

that 

president 

Dr. D. A. P enick, chairman of the 
Athletic Council, 
stated T hursday 
night that he had held telephone co n ­
versations w ith the 
o f 
Southern M ethodist U niversity and 
Mr. M cIntosh, athletic director t h e r e , 
and that th ey were o f the opinion 
that the m atter could be settled sa t­
isfactorily. S. M. U. o ffic ia ls would 
act on the case tom orrow, he said.
In com m enting on the pleasant c li­
max of the a ffa ir , Mr. Bellm ont said, 
“ Mr. Disch and m yself, because o f 
our devotion and love for the U n i­
v ersity o f T exas, have reached an 
agreem ent on this m atter and are ab­
solutely harmonized on any d iffe r ­
ences that m ay have existed.

“ I admire Mr. Disch because he haM 
stood f o r the U niversity throughout.
I repeat the statem ent that I made 
recently, that I love and admire Mr. 
Disch, and have alw ays held a deep 
a ffectio n for him .”

D is c h 

Is P le a s e d 

Coach Disch said in turn: “ I am 
glad that we have reached the d eci­
sion that we have, and I believe that 
we can both go on now know ing b et­
ter howr to serve the school we both 
love so w ell.”

A called m eeting o f the U n iversity 
“ T ” A ssociation members a t the Y. 
M. C. A. Thursday night “ to discuss 
the athletic situ a tio n ,” adopted a res­
olution 
in Mr. 
expressing “ faith 
Disch.”

Could all the students have been 

(C ontinued on page 4 )

Seniors W ant A id 

for M aking Chain 

for Senior Sw ing

T h r e e h u n d r e d a n d s e v e n t y - f i v e 
y a r d s o f th e B l u e b o n n e t C h a in for 
th e S e n i o r S w m g - O u t a r e c o m ­

p le t e d , a c c o r d i n g to R u th M c M i l­
la n , p r e s i d e n t o f C a n a n d G o w n . 
G ir ls in t h e P . T . c l a s s e s w o r k e d 
th e 
all d a y T h u r s d a y 
c h a in s . T w o h u n d r e d y a r d s o f th e 
c h a in r e m a i n s u n f i n i s h e d . W o rk 
th e 
w ill b e c o n t i n u e d to d a y , a n d 

t o m a k e 

p r e s i d e n t o f t h e s e n i o r c la s s is i s ­
s u i n g a c a ll f o r h e lp so th a t 
th e 
S w i n g - O u t m a y g o 
f o r w a r d a s 
p l a n n e d . T h o s e h a v in g a n y s p a r e 
t i m e c o m e to th e G y m a n d a id .

 

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LASE THREE GAMES

Hurlers* Battle Between Gore 
or Freeze and Cox Is 
Likely

on 

the 

Texas meets the Baylor Bears 
at Clark Field this afternoon at 
3:30, and the probable outcome 
of the game will have heavy 
bearing 
Longhorn 
chances 
for another baseball 
championship of the Southwest­
ern Conference. Over 5,000 are 
expected to attend.
Baylor has won 

three 
stra ig h t frames, ta k in g one from Rice 
and tw o in a row from the weak A rk­
nine. W ith Captain Carl 
ansas 
h reeze or “ R ed” Gore on the mound 
the Bruins w ill try desperately for 
som ething today they have never ac­
under 
complished on Clark 
Coach Frank B ridges— that is to win 
a gam e.

Field 

last 

the 

“ F i g h t ” K e y w o r d

“ F ig h t” w ill be the keyword o f the 
battle this afternoon when the two 
team s take up their old feud. B ay­
lor will strive for tw o th in gs— to top­
ple the Longhorns from second place 
and 
for a coveted victory. T exas 
w ill also strive for two th in gs— to 
preserve tradition for one, but above 
all to show their beloved coach that 
th ey have a m orale that cannot be 
daunted by outride circum stances.

B ridges will have one o f the best 
chances he has had to take the long 
end of a score here. H is pitching 
s t a f f 
is working good. Freeze and 
Gore, both righthanders, may work 
a g a in st the Longhorns.

F r e e z e S h a k e s J i n x 

Freeze has been hounded by a jinx 
during the entire conference season 
and has received poor 
infield sup­
port. He succeeded 
in ridding him­
self o f the bad luck leech long enough 
Monday to blank the A rkansas club 
3 to 0, and he g a v e up only seven 
h its.

Coach Disch said Thursday that 
Freeze alw ays turns in his best gam e 
in an encounter w ith the Steers, and 
F r id a y ’s gam e is not likely to prove 
an exception.

Gore downed the A rkansas Razor- 
backs Tuesday, allow in g only one hit, 
and w inning 5 to 0. He will likely 
go in if Freeze sta rts and does not 
receive the proper reception.

C o x W i l l P i t c h 

certain 

L eslie Cox is alm ost 

to 
open on the mound for T exas. He 
has not worked out this week in the 
conference tilts and should be in e x ­
cellent form . He w as w orking out 
T hursday and w as apparently still 
“goin g good.”

lost 

The Bears have won four gam es 
and 
the sam e number, g ivin g 
them a standing o f .500. The Long­
horns have played six , 
lost one to 
Rice, and tied one w ith T. C. U ., thus 
g iv in g them an average o f 

.800.

Probable line-up fo r T exas w ill be: 
Kibbie, 2b; P ratt, c f ; W illiam son, rf; 
Thom pson, lf; Sm alley, 3b; F alk, lb ; 
Radford, ss; L eissner, c; and Cox, p.

S O P H O M O R E M E E T I N G 

T h e 3 3 s o p h o m o r e s w h o h a r e b e e n 

a s s e s e d f o r t h e B. H a i l d a m a g e w ill 
m e e t t o d a y a t 5 o ' c l o c k in r o o m 2 0 4 
o f t h e E d u c a t i o n B u i l d i n g .

T h e m e e t i n g 

is 

f o r 

t h e p u r p o s e 

th e a s s e s s m e n t a n d 

o f a r r iv i n g at a s e t t l e m e n t c o n c e r n ­
f o r a r r a n g ­
i n g 
i n g a c o n c e r t e d p l a n o f a c t i o n in th e 
m a t t e r .

T Y P IS T S

Now 

is the tim e to advertise 

for work. T heses must 

be 

turned in soon and there is a 

demand for typing.

PU T YOUR W AN T A D IN 

THE DAILY TEXAN

 “GOLDEN BED”

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

700 EXPECTED

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Pct tithed ca tho ( i m p * of tho Ca r m f t r of Texas hr th* T a u * S t s d « a t | Pe bi'.aetloas. 

tar., every ano-r.iog e* *ept Monday.

Office*. M an Rn lid tag I i i . T* Sap ho a# 1 1 (9 ,

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Editorial Office*. J Ha • 7, Telephone f l i t .
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TO D A Y 'S S T A F F

Issue E d ito r

T H E R A C Q U E T C L U B will m ee 
W e d n e sd a y a t 5 p. rn. for a short

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A s s is ta n t issue E d ito r bual ness m e etin g only,
A ssistant I sane Editor
 
 T heater Editor
 
 
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Society Editor
 
______ — ____ ________________Assistant
 

fhe Main Building.

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......____Sports Editor
A -si.-tant Spurts Editor
________ A ssistan t Sports Editor

CRO SSLIN.

W/Hfl

V

E

ley Wynn and Moulton Ty Cobb will 
take the negative.

To make th** evening enjoyable fo r 
the Hogg* and their date.-!, a i mile r 
"f U n iv e rs ity e n t e r t a i n e r s w ill pre- j 
sent a special program .

F ollow ing the welcom e address by I 
141 von Lovintrgood, will be a .Spanish I 
.Spanish j 
dance by Corrita D avis, a 
song by Mary Lubbock, and a read- j 
m g by M argaret W est. Ben Wood-1 
head w ill g iv e the weekly grunt.

H *j;v - compo ing the arrangem ent 
com m ittee are Clarence T raeger, I U 
I j. Scott and Ty Cobb.

Bonner Frizzell of Palestine 
Sees Bright Prospects 
for 1925 Session

“ Prospect* are good, find we aret 
i eking prepara?ems for an increased! 
th** s u m m e r n orm al,* 'I 
attendance 
nil ted B o n n e r Prizzefl of Pab**tine,I 
director, who was 
T h u r s d a y ,

on the 

in 

Mr. Fri/.si ll 

is superintendent of j 
the public schof.i* of Pal# tine. He] 
ha- bf**n d ir e c to r of th 
mal for one year.

A pproxim ately (IOO 

students 
tended the 1924 summer normal 
the co nditions improve over the sta te,! 
is expected that more than TOO 
it 
[ students and teachers from al! part-! 
of the sta te wit! take advantage o f! 
j the sum m er courses offered 
t h e 1 
j normal.

in 

R egistration for th** Bummer nor-

eam pu [ H U N D R E D S O F 

T H E D A ILY T E X A N K E E P S 
E X -S T U D E N T S 

IN F O R M E D A B O U T T H E HAP- 

P E N I N G S AT V A R S I T Y . L E T IT

s u m m e r nor- D° T H E SA M E F O R YOU IF YOU
ARE L E A V IN G S C H O O L . W E 'L L 
a , T A K E YOUR S U B S C R I P T IO N A T 

ff AT ROOM NO. 155, M. B.

M I S S G L A D Y S E . T H O M A S
M e n o C o n tr a lto 
V O C A L INST R U C TIO N 
(S p e c ia list in Voice D e v e lo p m e n t) 
ST U D IO . 1607 W E S T A V E N U E 
C o n su lta tio n by A p p o in tm e n t 
P hone 5439
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PIERIAN Literary Society will m eet m a, b€ginf &n Monday, June 9.

a f ft p. rn. in t h e r e g u la r r o o m in 

Hogg Club Will Have 

for 

Open House Tuesday 
at Texas Bible Chair

R EA D IN G E X A M IN A T IO N in fo r­
eign language. Then# exam inations 
will be held May 15 and 15 at a tim** 
and place to lie announced later. Ap­
plication* 
exam inations 
these 
m int he made to the R egistrar not
later than May 6. 
'I his is the last. 
at j
chance 
graduate in June. 
Sophom ores and [th e T exas Bibl*' ( ’hair T uesday e v e -1 
juniors who have finished all o f the rung at H o'clock will be featured by! 
language work required for a “ feed," m usical num bers, and a de-1 
foreign 
their degree or who are now regia- bate, according to H. L. Scott, mem- 
tered for the last term of it are eli-j her of the com m ittee 
arrange- 
gible. A l l muni file application with I m enu.
R egister. 

o f the Hogg
be Held 

for seniors who expect 

to D ebating H u h which 

Annual open house 

is to 

on 

J. L A S S E N B O Y SE N , 

 

— 

; One o f the headliners w ill be the
debate on 

“ Resolve*I,(
! That there sheuM he h one-hour park- i

subject, 

the 

IH E HOt RS of the Senior Garden ! mg limit on all U niversity sw ings."

Party Have been changed from ft| Gordon Marsh and D w ight Johnson; 

to 8:00 to 0:00 to 8:00. 

j will uphold the a ffirm a tiv e, and Dud-

JUST RECEIVED

A ship m ent of Linen Suits. W h ite — l ows, Plaids 

and stripes. M ade of non -shrin kab le Irish Linen.

$ 1 5 . 0 0 

UNIVERSITY TOGGERY

B R O Y L E S \ R O S E 

2302 CuacL 

P h o n e 3090

Swim-Kaps

o f 

t h e 

l i n e 

p r a c t i c a l 

t h e n a m e a p p l i e d 

t o o u r 
i t 
e x c l u s i v e 
b a t h i n g 
c a p s . B u t y o u n e e d n ' t b e a 
s w i m m e r t o u s e t h e m .
T h e s t y l e s r a n g e a ll t h e w a y 
f r o m 
A e r o 
M o d e l , w h i c h , a s t h e p i c t u r e 
t h a w s , m a k e s a w o n d e r f u l 
d i v i n g c a p , t o t h e m o s t d e c ­
o r a t i v e a n d e l a b o r a t e m o d e l s 
f o r b e a c h w e a r .
A n d 
in b e t w e e n a r e n u m e r ­
o u s 
a t t r a c t i v e 
* i m o I e 
in 
s t y l e s 
t h e s h o w e r b a t h a n d f o r p r o ­
t e c t i n g t h e h a i r w h i l e h o u s e ­
c l e a n i n g .

y e t 
f o r e v e r y d a y u s e 

The Aero Kap
( i l l u s t r a t e d ) 

RENFRO’S

T h e R e x a l l S t o r e 

N o . 

I — 6 t h a n d C o n g r e s s 

P h o n e 5 3 4 5 
N o . 2— 1 2 t h a n d R i o G r a n d e 
P h o n e 9 4 1 1

ll 
¥ .<-t
F."% Martin 
Sd-u h CsaUa
russell* Horn 
Wrn. A. Smith
J-an ffntfand 
llorii !L*efge»

l
K va'/n Ab-hear 
Fred Sherwood 
JI 1mmIe Parka 
W. O Si,i*er 
W P Reran 
J n M<> AI Hater 
Ft uh Mentor

l

 P O R T E R S

Mary Baldwin
FU mer Calli hen
John T>avla
Abe M-h!
Outlier Wynn
Katy Bae If rail
Bonnie Tom K-h!n*»n Reneera Heftier

Arthur Merchant
M e l b a M i t r b e l l 
A n n i e Lee Durham 
lf en rte* ta Merer 
Kila C a r t e r 
Margaret Dunean

W ILLIA M J. DINCH.

On account of differences between certain members of the 
I nivarsity athletic department* the name of William J. Disch, for 
fifteen year- coach of baseball here and w inner of twelve South­

w estern Conference championships, frequently has been before 
the public.

It is the opinion of The Texan th a t Mr. Disch, in his rela­
tions with m a jo r league baseball clubs, has done absolutely noth­
ing wrong, and should not be censured in any way for his actions,* 
An article in Thursday s p aper w ritten by the editor of the Long­
horn “T, * stated that Mr. Disch had received $500 from the New 
York Amel iran League club when Heinie Odom* fo rm er Long­
horn shortstop, signed w ith the Yankees. This .statement is in ­
in a local dow ntow n newspaper 
accurate, as was pointed out 
Thursday morning. Mr. Disch received $500 for recommending 
to the New* York club th a t it purchase M artin Autrey, catcher 
fo r the Austin team of th e Texas A ssociation; Benny Bedford, 
c e n te r fielder f o r the A ustin team of the Texas Association, anc 
Heinie Odom, and all three recommendations were made during 
the sum m er time, when Mr. Disch was not identified in any re ­
is nothing 
spect with the U niversity of Texas. Surely 

there 

w rong with a U niversity man earning $500 from 
source during the su m m er months.

an outside 

F u rth erm o re , th*- Longhorn “T ” editor s a id : “ Now, the ma 
jollity of the members of th e Athletic Council, particularly th<
I acuity members, regard I ti sc b ’s acceptance of the money as rep 
rehensible and as opjmsed to th** s p irit of a m a te u r athletics. 
J 
w as on the basis of this point that Odom was ruled ineligible 
though no publicity at the time was given this p a rtic u la r phase o' 
the Odem c a s e /’ This sta te m e n t was inaccurate, to**, for righ 
a t t e r the A thletic Council declared Odom ineligible, Dr. D. A 
fVni< k. chairm an of the council, stated that the reason th a t Odon 
was declared ineligible was because in the opinion of the council 
Odom became a professional when he accepted the bonus money.
D uring his fifteen years here, Mr. Disch has lived for the 

University and fo r his boys, a n d he has taken a great personal 
interest in each student who has played with him on Longhorn 
team s. He has spent much tim e and money in pro cu rin g his boy.* 
emplo}mem in the sum m er time, and his connections w ith big 
league clubs have been purely for th e interest of his boy*, and 
not for any selfish gain. He -h<mid be p raised fo r his love and 

interest in his boys, instead of W ing subjected to criticism for 
his connections w ith m ajor league baseball teams.

No one has had a g re a te r influence at the U niversity foi 
in life d u rin g the pant 

the go*si, th e beautiful, anti the true 

fifteen years th a n William J. Disch, and his h
• rn! principles art alw

above reproach.

tonesty, integrity

OFFICIAL NOTICES

wi?*h * u a n n o u n c e Hue 

T H E M EM BERS t,f Orang** Jacket#

not connected with th e sideshows 
.the V arsity Cirrus 

except rn they

t h e v vt ere 
a!

F R A T E R N I T I E S a n d
corn mu it# will u p p v
in urb if you will till
naliaat petition you ha 
shack.

very ; 

'n n' ta ket*.

sororities, the aided the < ire us management by t a k ­
es m te It 
a 
re a t the Texan BA NUM EN A T T E N T IO N The hand
Mill play fur 

in the jour- 

”

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*j n y lf A ll ip 
■ 
/ . . j r . w . o u s M ityeet caca rn ixia Don rn 
j e h * m m r y fo r students majoring in 
«.ke«ui*try and in te n d in g to g r a d u a t e 

*• 

the Texas-Buylor 
frame today. Be at ( lark Field ready
P k f at 3 :15, No uniforms.

*.
M ANAGER.

~

w; U u * f f « »» *»JT H W. A. 

< « u « c ii will m « i 

I 

m . K a t 2:OM p . rn. t a th e C h em ia try 
Library Reading Room. 

o ’clock F rid a y at 

the C a f e te r ia . 
FLORENCE SM ITH.

W. A. F E L S IN G , 

_______

Chairm an, Dept af Chem. GENERAL EXA M INA TIO N for all
in English who

seniors m ajoring 

_ ------_ 

cfV* TIV#* 
-ifcjr., ING Oh m: !’J h ’ Sophomore* quired to take #u* h exam ination will
rn rn. Bi ig I H. h m p rn. tod ay.; he held Saturday, May 2, betw een

rn under catalogue provision* 

are re-

Important. *jM, hours of 2 and 6 p . rn 

in M B

P RESID ENT. 

* l o g .

^!l!—■".?—ILJ---- —

Improve Your Game With

Imported Scotch 
Irons $3.00

A n e w s h ip m e n t of these hand -fo rged im p o rted irons, 
highly polished, w ith h ick o ry shaft, a n d leather grip.

Driving Irons, Midirons, Jigger, Mashie, Niblick, 
G ooseneck Putter

Pilot M cG regor Irons 
2-up Guppies Irons 
C h a m p io n Irons

$ 3 .0 0
$ 1 .7 5
$ 1 .6 0

Special Insert Faces

BRASSIES AND DRIVERS

$ 3 . 0 0

Each

A g e n u i n e pers imm on h e a d , w ith a w h i t e insert face, 
polished s h a f t an d l e a t h e r grip.
T w o- up d ri v e rs and b ras sie s 
$1.75
C h a m p io n drive rs a n d bras sie s 
...........................$1.60
S p a u l d i n g Brassies a nd d r i v e r s ................................... $6.00
S p a u l d i n g Brassies a n d d riv e rs with s te e l s h a f t s $7.00

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GOLF BAGS WITH STAVES

$ 2 . 3 5

A k h a ki- c o lo re d m a t e r i a l , with stayes, l e a t h e r h a n d l e , 
s t r a p , a n d hall pockets.

O t h e r b a g s $1.35, $5.75, $6.75

Aluminum Top Bags $8.75
Bags oft h e a v y duck with lock top, f l a t stayes, a l u m i n ­
um top a n d bottom, a n d six-inch o pe n in g.

— O t h or ba gs to $20.00

NEW GOLF BALLS
I n t r o d u c i n g th e n e w M YS TE RY BALLS at 39c

Two-up Balls 
Baby Dimple 
Spaulding Dim ple
S p a u ld in g Dot .....

5 0 c
5 0 c
7 5 c
7 5 c

S p a u l d i n g K roflitc* 

S p a u l d i n g M e s h 

7 5 c

7 5 c

S i l v e r K i n g 

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$ 1 . 0 0

Reddy and Manhattan Tees 

Golf Ball Paint

Visors— Golf Stockings— Sweaters

Practice Your Shots In Our Driving Booth

Scarbrough’s

ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY TEX A N

$ 1 . 0 0

Sport Goods Section— Downstairs Store

THE DAILY T E X A N ’S
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF AUSTIN

These Firms Merit Your Patronage By Giving Utmost Satisfaction

T R Y T H E M

A U TO TOPS

JEWELERS

PIANO TEACHERS

U N IV E R SIT Y JEWELRY SH O P
Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing 
Next Door to Co-op

SA D IE BELLE BRAD Y
Teacher of Piano

. 
Mud.o 90S E. 6th. 

r hone 787a

G O T O F . W . C R A N E
For Top Cover m f tn d Body Uphoiftorlnff. 
I U E»«t 8th St. Phone 5803.

BATTERY RECHARGING

On* Day Battery Service 
RIEGERS BATTERY STATION 

1 03 W e lt 5th St. 

Phone 8966

204 W. 6th 

In ut IO and out at 5 that afternoon

Phone 7067

I arr 

I. B. KING
, S ,o v * Repairing OJ AU Kinds
Lavaca St. 

Phone 4 8 9 )

K O D A K FINISHING

K O D A K F I N I S H I N G
The Gauley Co.

REPAIRING

CAFES

LUMBER YARDS

RUBBER STAM PS

ex p ert H em sD tchu.g. B u t t o n s and Pleating F i r s t R o o r M a s o n i c T em pi- 

Phone 6 802

T H E U N I V E R S I T Y D R E S S M A K E R K eoidenc. 3 3 3 9

B usiness Phone 0326

S T A D I U M C A F E

Home Cooking— Quick Sorvtco 

2408 Guadalupe. “T r y L * . M Phone 031*

DYERS A N D CLEANERS 

G U S B L I N Z
Dry Cleaner— LxBort Pt r ater —Laundry

Phone 2309 

806 Congreet Aye I

DRESSMAKERS

H em stH chtng, P leating, Dressm aking.

2402 San Antonio S t. 

Phone 3285

M I S S M A B E L G A N N A W A Y
H em stitching. B utton s and I 
911 Co.1 greta, Phone 8362

. . . 

„ 

. „ ^ 

MRS. EMMA ROSS
D ressm aking

2*6 L ittlefield Bldg

Phone 1070

T H E W A L T O N
The hest hentstittching, scooting, and b u t­
tons R kines.on tottin g* for evening dresses 
* sp ecialty. Mrs, F. L. Kippeobrock, 108 
W est 8th Street, phone 9180.

FRAMING

PICTURE FRAMING. 
MOULDING W'ork Guaranteed. 
Service. Jordan’s. 615 Congress.

LARGE STOCK 
P ro m p t 

FURNITURE

F w r * tt f t bought, solo, repaired, refinished 
end PSI ..Ie*, red. CL H, C ross Furniture Co. 
*»>* K 
PHona 4066

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GIFT SHOPS

LITTLE T SHOP
Afternoon Teas a Specialty 

T iffin From 5 

to 8 Sunday E vening

B R Y D S O N L U M B E R C O M P A N Y
Building Material* And H em et 

415 West 19th Street

P h o n o 5 3 3 1 
 
METAL WORK

Ornamental Metal Work
For Home A Office f ig u r e With Mo. 
Phone 4660. E T. SiggeL 
H S Lait U h St.

A U STIN RUBBE R STA M P CO,

*Lu,b b * r S 

___ **0» West 6th Streot

Seale, Stencil# 
P h o n e 8 7 1 8

RUGS CLEANED

tired 
R ugt and C arpet! cleaned, mended, 
J S T * V CAPITAL CARPET CLEAN- 
e-iLO, ZI 17 L ast Avenue, phene 8538.

MOVING AND SHIPPING 

SECOND-HAND CLOTHES

F . M A S T E R
M oving, Crating and Shipping

OSTEOPATHS

WM. A LEW'IS, M D.. D O .
Specialfree in Osteopathy

PIANO WORK

R A. PF E IF E R
Plano W ork S c i e n t i f i c a l l y Fendered 
 ^non 1406 Red River S r.ret. Dial 3656

PLUMBING

L a v a M o v ers R esh arp en ed 7Se 
I c e B o k o s R e l i n e d 
PLUM BING REPAIR SHOP 

Re Yen. 14113 Lavaca 

Phone 8763

Let U s Do Your P lum bing Repair Work 
PITTSFORD A FEHR 

________Phone 388ft______________

 

POTATO CHIPS

Pie km eking Time Is Here 

C a i ! on U s 

for Q u a l i t y Products 

We Appreciate Students' Trade 
SAN I-PRODUCTS OF TEXAS
Phone 306*

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PHOTOGRAPHY

PHOTOGRAPHS
W here the is beauty v c take it
it
W lf* r I hr 

is none we m a k e 

THE J E S S E N STUDIO

h i g h e s t c a s h p r i c e s
Paid For 
Second-hand Clothing end Sh oot 
Phone 3762

TRANSFERS

J. R EESE, T R A N S F E R
M oving and H auling 
O ut-of-Town Trips a Specialty. Phono KUT

A. H. Pool T ransfer Co.
M oving, P acking and shipping,
We move household goods and pianos. 
AH work guaranteed, phone 2557

WELDERS 

STOERM ER BROTH ERS
General M ach in ists and W elders 

102 East Sib Street 

P hone 88X8

WELDING A N D RADIATOR 
REPAIRING

AUSTIN W ELD IN G A R A DIATOR 
WORKS
E lectric and A cetylene W elding 
Radiator Repairing 

20S E a s t Sth Strong_______ 

P h one 3718

W O O D Y AR DS 

HEATER BLOCKS
f X .2 5 P P R R I C K D E L I V E R E D 

W E. S JIPSON 

Phono M N ,

 IN SOCIETY

E n t e r t a i n m e n t 
H e l d for Seniors

S O C I AL C A L E N D A R 
Fri day

tall 

ro o m s of 

Freshman dance, May I, Wom­

e n ’s Gym,, 9-12.

Gym, Saturday, 9-12.

German. Saturday, K. ( ’. Hall. 
A ll-University dance, W om en’s 

Phi Delta Theta picnic, May 3. 
5 p. rn. to 9 p. in., Perry Winkle 
Lodge.

Complimenting all June and A ug­
ust seniors and celebrating senior 
w eek, Miss Newton and the Cap ami 
Gown Council 
entertained w ith a 
garden party at the F a c u lty W o m ­
en's < lob from *1:00 to 6:00 ye ste r ­
th e 
day afternoon. The 
club were attractively d e c o ra te d 
in 
fresh, green and 
c a n d e la b ra s. 
in serving were Mildred
A ssisting 
Fielding, Mabel Mansell, Willie May been visiting 
Bery, Virginia Mantor, 
Knauer, Llorine Ashcroft, Leola Mar­
tin, Ruth Hilliard, Mildred Beall,
Mary Nixon, Rosalie Biggio, Ruth 
Penick, Carrie P fe if f e r , 
Dorothy 
Price, Mildred Cannon, Mary Esther 
Streiber, Elizabeth Greenlee, An­
toinette Burns, Virginia Harper,
Elizabeth Lusk, Virginia Wilson, Mabel Cooper 
Militia Kirkpatrick, Dorothy fis h e r , a f ew days 
Irene Kehoe. Margaret Parsons, Mil­
dred Hackett, Lyra Haisley, E liz a -1 
Elsi« Tyson has withdrawn from 
beth Wroe, Margaret Young, Eugenia j the University and returned to her 
Dilworth, Mellanea Mayers, 

Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Scudder have
their daughter, Vera 

daughter, Dorothy, at Kirby Hall.

Pauline Wallace has just returned

Arnold Manske is ill at Seton.

Janet home in Mansfield.

Barbara and Mildred.

has returned from

Mrs. Lee Knight 

stay in iSanAntonio.

is visiting her 

AIV,™, Abrams, C h a r t a e , Mrs 

jj c . TuwnM who has bael) 
Stark 
Know,I, Mary McMillan, and (he Cap visit!ng EIsie aad EdRar Tow m .s ha, 
and Gown C ouncl composed o f Ruth I rcturned to har home in Houston. 
McMillan, Joyce Garrett, Margaret i
Duncan, Frances ( ’ox, Marion Goode, 
Bar bael Dunaway. Rosemary Walling 
Elizabeth Eby, Mary Goldman and 
H elen Konjias.

F i n n y Guinn spent last week-end

in Georgetown.

Roland Bailey 

is reported 

ill 

a t

* 

* 

* 

*

Seton Infirmary.

Delta Kappa Epsilon wishes to an­
nounce 
o f Robert 
initiation 
Brown of Pearsall and Alan Faust of 
Dublin.

the 

Delta ( ’hi announces the Initiation 
of W hites­

of W. Lignon Foster 
boro.

Mr. Reid Portlow o f Mexia, spent 
in A us­

friends 

the w e e k - e n d with 
tin.

D orothy Sturgis and Jewell W ag­
goner will visit in Dallas this week­
end.

Today and T o m o r r ow

ELAINE
HAMMERSTEIN
IN
“The Midnight 
Express’»>

Something Different!

Dinner Dance

THE CACTUS TEA ROOM

ex ten d s an in vitatio n to all U niversity s tu d e n ts to 
a tte n d a sp e c ia l d in n e r d a n c e from 6 :3 0 till 8 :3 0 
P. M. F r id a y evening.

Special a r r a n g e m e n ts hav e been m a d e to hav e th e 
distinctive T e x a s ’ C actus N ig h t-H a w k s 
O rc h e s tra
play for th e d a n ce .

No Cover C h a rg e 

S pecial Food a n d Lots of F un

A Real Party

F e lix w r i t e s f r o m —

Lucerne

Ho for the land of Cheese, Choco­
late, and yodels! We went alping 
first thing this morning among the 
foothills to get in condition for the 
Olympic’s Yodeling contest day 
after tomorrow. Imagine represent­
ing our country in such a famous 
international tilt!

I put the finishing touches on a 
new c re sc e n d o 'p ro f u n do yodel 
with which we hope to carry the 
field. Jack is acting as my all­
round manager, rubber, and trainer 
and I have to give him credit in 
spite of our spat over Kitty.

This is a beautiful country, old 
feline, but you can’t help but notice 
how the advertisers have slipped up 
cm a wonderful opportunity to cover 
the mountainsides.

Yours in M u Mu,

F E L IX

aconja

c o l l i e S p e c ia l

Tu n e O I ;

i p
Iivy-pfbl
(4 hr$.ft,jn 

L°P*op\ 
and retl,rh \

| ) 6 0 1 " ; ,

f ur th er 

about 
For 
Canard Third Cabin trips wri t e to

particulars 

Send for the Three Ptise 
W m nina Seo»i« writ­
ten by Goiiextaft* w ho
c ro » « - I th i« m a y v ia
C**ru*r4 ls*t centon.

CUNARD & ANCHOR LINES
flohn Bro* . SIS Centre** Avenue,
Anotia, Teats, rn local agent*

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

THEATER ROW

B y L o u i e T. H a m l e t !

Q u e e n : “ D a d d y ’* G o n e A H u n t ­
ing, ' T h u r s d a y , F r i d a y a n d S a t ­
u r d a y .

H a n c o c k : “ T h e M i d n i g h t E x - 

pr e**, ’’ F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y .

M a j e s t i c : “ H e r H u s b a n d ' * S e ­
t h u r s d a y , F r i d a y a n d S a t ­

c r e t , ” 
u r d a y .

l e x a s : 

I he G o l d e n Be d, ’ F r i ­

day a n d S a t u r d a y .

“ H e r H u s b a n d s Secret 
j W i t h A n t o n i o M oreno

Frank Lloyd's First National pic­
ture, “ Her Husbands Secret," now 
at the Majestic Theater, has a ttra c t­
ed unusual praise from magazine and 
newspaper critics of the country be­
cause of its sincerity.

Antonio Moreno, Patsy Ruth Miller, 
Ruth ( lifford, and David Torrence 
are the featured players and others 
in the big cast include Phyllis Haver 
and Walter McGrail.

I he picture is an adaptation from 
May E ding ton’s Saturday E vening 
Post story, “Judgment."

I Alice Jo yc e 
in Q u e e n Film

it 

Another noted stage success has 
been brought to the screen with real 
ism and great dramatic force. This 
tim e 
is “D addy’s Gone a-Hunt- 
ing," the play by Zoo Akins in which 
Marjorie Rambeau won tame. which 
last 
night. Frank B o lt a g e made the pro­
duction 

for Metro-Goldwy n-Mnycr.

I opened at the Queen Theater 

In being transferred to the screen 
none of fhe strength of this drama 
has been lost, and much has been add­
ed in wa.\ of color and lavish beauty.
Alice Joyce, more lovely than when 
four 

she retired 
years ago, has the role of Edith.

the screen 

from 

“ T h e M idni ght E x p r e s s '’ 
Replete \ \ ith I hrills

Pat Harmoti who play- the heavy 
in “ The Midnight Express," which 
has come to the Hancock Theater for 
a two-day run, had a great deal of 
difficulty in making up f o r his part. 
Those who see the picture will no- i 
tire a prominent cauliflower ear and 
and very nasty scar on his cheek. In 
the days of circus acting and oil the 
legitim ate, where Harmon got his 
early training, such makeup simply 
and 
depended on the use of p u tty 
grease paint of the proper.

-At M u e lle r’s Shoe S to re

Slippers to Dance 
at May Parties
T h e y o u n g g irl will sim p ly 
re v e l in th e se s u m m e r Slip­
p e rs for a fte rn o o n a n d ev e­
n in g — th e y a re so v e ry a t ­
tra c tiv e a n d in te re stin g ly v a ­
ried , She is s u re 
fin d 
e ith e r a softly colored d o e­
skin or an a rtis tic a lly d e s ig n ­
ed satin w hich will h a r m o ­
n ize w ith h e r frocks.

to 

B lo nd e satins, g la z e d kid p a te n t, pastel do eskin , w hite 
kid.

— T h e s e a s o n ’s new est s t i l e s a n d we can 

lit y o u — 

$10, $11, $12, $14

H O SIE R Y

All Shades and colors 

$1.65, $1.95 a n d up

CARL H MUELLER
Home o f G ood S h oes-Hosiery

e o a c o N o p E s s a v e .

Now P la y in g
at 11:00 a. rn. and 2:15, 
1:00, 5:45, 7:30, 9:15 p.m.

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W IT H

ANTONIO MORENO

A N D
Patsy Ruth Miller

— a s t o r y a b o u t 
M A R R I A G E !

t h e s u b j e c t o f n e v e r - f a i l i n g 

i n t e r e s t 

Next Mo n d a y 
“ Mad a me
San* G e n e ”

m

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s

t

i c

Where did Daddy w a n d e r - 
when Daddy said Good-bye

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‘Daddy ’s Cjone 
JL'H anting*

the film o f lo v e adventur

Picture

W I T H 

A L IC E J O Y C E
PE R C Y M A R M O N T

S h o ws

11: 00. 12:30, 
4: 00,
2 : 1 5 , 
5 : 45 . 7:30,
9 : 1 5

S P A T

F A M I L Y

C O M E D Y
N E W S

S P E C IA L
A D D E D A T T R A C T I O N
EW EN H A IL ——»The O nly O ne
S i n g i n g — I l l u s t r a t e d 
4 :1 5 — 9:00

Q U E E N

N O W P L A Y IN G

De Mille Pic ture 
at T e x a s

Rumors that Geed 

ll. Dc Mille is 

grooming another Gloria 

Swanson 

have been coming out of Hollywood 

ever since work began on that direc­
production, 
tor’s 

latest Paramount 

“The Golden Bed," which will be the 

feature Friday at the Texas Thea­

ter.

lh* Mille gave sci cen tests to forty 
of Hollyu Mod s most famous beauties 
before he selected Miss Rich, aud] 
then changed her from a brunette

T E X A S

T o d a y a n d T o m o r r o w

deftness, that her natural interpre-
tative qualities were greatly enhanced 

I am quite aware that! when the ‘fra m e’ was changed."

 

 

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to a blo ade before acceptance.

C om raenting upon tile change, De 

Mille said, 
M iss Rich h a s scored past successes 
us a brunette, but when I tested her
as a blonde fo r ms p icture, I found 
t 
~l 4, (*,**,, i 
i n t o l i er w o r k w i t h a ne w
s u e l i t t e n 

, 

. Pay the PostaRe on y o u *: Pu b b c **
lion* a n d let us s e n d t h e m h o m e f o r

, you. Call a t r o o m 155, M. B.

Our May Shoes Were Designed to 
Please the College Girls and Boys]
Footwear of the Latest Styles 
Prices That Are Fair

Bure th r e a d silk h o s ie ry — Perfects, 
sh a d e s, full fashio ned, of course.
Sheerest I hit tons
S h a d o w clocks, silk to top 
Men s p u re >ilk sox 

fa sh io n a b le 

$2.45
5 5 c

*

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Cproduc (ion

(Inc of th e s m a rte s t oxfords we have ever 
’i <*u may have it in Bimana calf or 
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S C A R B R O U G H ’ S M A N ' S 

S H O P

Men’s Suits

O f Tropical Worsteds

$ 2 7 . 5 0 

$ 3 5 . 0 0

of 

three 

tropical we ig ht 
A new shipment 
worsted suits that m en e v e r y w h e r e are b u y i n g 
for S u m m e r wear. 
I a d o r e d with the p e r fe c ­
tion of the w inte r apparel, yet as light we ig ht 
and as com fortab le as suits of cotton. H o ld a 
press r em ark a b ly well, a n d are b e c o m i n g in 
a n d 
the po pular light shades of grey, 
blue.

tan, 

a n d 
E xtra trousers that m e a n longer w e a r 
more service as well as neat er a ppe a r a n c e . 
Co ns ervat ive a n d English models.

MEN’S SHIRTS

MEN'S UNIONS

M en’s S h irts of English broadcloth, fo r 
some time the favored m a te ria l of men 
In the 
who are d iscrim in a tin g d ressers. 
solid colors t h a t are most popular, white, 
tan, blue, a n d grey. Collars 
attach ed 
and neckband 
st vies

$2.00

Full cut union suits of line quality mate­
rial that w e a rs well and th a t is cool and 
com fortable, Well made in athletic style 
w ith elastic inserts across back for free­
dom and 
comfort

$1.00

Men’s Low Shoes

M en’s low shoes in black and tan models, 

bai or blucher style# W i t h a broad com fort­

able toe that harm onizes well with the wider

trousers, and broad leather

... ........... $6.00

heels. All s iz e s 

S h o e S e c t i o n — Ma in F l o o r .

All Leather Traveling Bags

De&igned Especially for Men

Decidedly a masculine tra v e lin g bag, of ail leath er with sewed 
E nglish fram e. L ea th er lined with pockets, brass plated Jift- 
up catches, and lock. T h re e piece style, black 
ti* Q O C 
and m ahogany color

L u g g a g e S e c t i o n — Downst ai r s S t o r e.

S C A R B R O U G H ’S

 Sigm a D elta Chi W ill 

M ake Final Plans to 
Entertain D elegates

W heelock Papers in 

Library H ave Record 

of Education Plans

Book on E lem ents o f 

A ccounting W ritten 
by W . F. W oodbridge

Final plans for en te rta in m e n t of 
high school stu d en ts 
a tten d in g the
journalism m eet to be held in con­

nection with 
In terscholastic 
the 
League next week will be m ade at 
the m eeting o f Sigm a D elta Chi in 
room 15" o f the Main B uilding a t 
4 p. rn. Sunday, according to A. J. 
Bieter, p re s id e n t This will be the 
last m eeting o f the year.

T entative plans for a ban q u et and 
o ther m eans o f e n te rta in m e n t were 
made at the last m eeting, and com­
m ittees were appointed to m ake ar- 
range(rents. The«e com m ittees will 
rep o rt th e ir activities.

A pproxim ately twelve re p re s e n ta ­
tives o f high school pap ers are ex­
pected to com pete fo r honors in news 
gathering and editorial contest*. As 
city 
signment* will be made as 
offices, and the winner* will 
be 
aw arded gold, silver and bronze med­
als.

in 

Education Banquet 

W ill Be H eld at 

Cafeteria Saturday

POSTPONED EXAMS 

WILL BEGIN ON

T U E S D A Y , M A Y 12

FROSH DANCE

(C o n tin aed from page I )

Postponed exam inations, exam ina­
tions fo r advanced standing, and ex­
am inations 
to remove course condi­
tions will begin on T uesday, May 12, 
1925, according to E. J . M athews, 
R eg istrar. Applications fo r exam i­
nations m ust be in the R e g istrar's o f­
fice not la te r than T uesday, May 5, 
a fte r which date o th ers 
positively 
will not be accepted. R u l e s govern­
ing these exam inations will be found 
on pages 28 to 3I> of the Hand-book.
.Students nhould not petition unless 
they are sure of tak in g these exam i­
absence 
nations, as an 
f r o m such exam ination calls for a 
grade o f F.

unexcused 

PEACE

they are included In the 
invitation,
I thue bringing about a feelin g friend- 

line? g ra th e r than enm ity.

for 

The decorations from the Q ueen’? 
retain ed 
the 
Ball have been 
“ F a ts ” O bernier's 
freshm an dance. 
or chest* a will fu rn ish th e music for 
the occasion. 
John Estes, president! 
o f th e freshm an class, will lead the I 
g ran d m arch fav o rin g Miss Lily Bes? 
Voss o f A ustin.

The freshm an com m itte in charge 
of the dance includes Jo e King, chair-) 
m an; and M urrin C lark. “ Ox” H ig -1 
gins. and V ernon 
price of adm ission will be $1.10.

S ingleton. The 

fo r 

( haperons 

the occasion will 
be Mrs. M. M uckleroy, Mr. and Mrs. 
E. J. S te w art and Dean L. H, H ub­
bard.

DO NOT ENVY YOUR CLASS 

MATES THEIR WELL 

DRESSED APPEARANCE

But patronize a reputable " M A S T E R C L E A N E R 

and get the most out of your wardrobe.

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Phones

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MISCELLANEOUS

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Call Today at Business Office, Room 155, Main Building

CO-ORDINATION
CREDIT

EIGHT DOLLARS 
A DAY

IMPORTANT TO 
STUDENTS OF BUSINESS 
ADMINISTRATION

Co-ordination credit will be given to all students 

who sell

WEAR EVER ALUMINUM

for three months this summer.

v S‘U<ir,nt! a r e urKe<l 
to !,cf' J - M - L i f h t f o o t at the 
Y. M. C, A. imm ediately in order to secure territory,

No territory assigned after Friday.

Only 25 men will be used.

KILL TWO BIRDS WITH ONE 
S T O N E

The one charm
of every girl

RI TH MILLER
The Odorono Company * 
625A Blair Avenue, Cinci nnat i, Ohio 

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Pkaar aend mc mmpk aet of OcJorooo, Creme
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Addr c m .

Students! New Light Weight

Summer Clothing

In 1925 Styles and Colors 

TWO TROUSER SUITS
In S pring and Sum m er w eights priced at
$25.00 to $33.00
Flannels, T ropical W orsteds and G aber­
dines in conservative and young m en's 
English model* with wtde tro u sers. New 
greys and 
in strip es, solids and 
plaids.

tans 

A 5.00 Hat or Pair of Shoes

with ever y suit priced at 25.00 or 

more.

Selz Shoes

Sal* Balloon Model 6.00

to 

the m inute broad 

N ationally known a? A m erica’s 
best m o d erate priced 
shoes 
toe 
Up 
styles fo r p a rtic u la r young men 
— tan and black leath ers. 
C om bination 
shoes o f s o ft brown kid 
men.

last arch support 
for 

Broadcloth and Poplin
SHIRTS
2.00

S p e cia l

of 

im ported 

N eckband and collar attach ed 
shirts 
English 
broadcloth and m ercerized Kil- 
C olors: Tan 
larney Poplin. 
grey, blue an d w hite. 
13 1-2 
to 17.
Silk stripe union su its 36 to 44 
S p e c ia l 1,00

NEW STRAWS

Novelty sailors o f white 
brown straw with plain 
fancy striped bands.

G E N U I N E P A N A M A H A T S

in staple and novelty shapes— 
plain and fancy bands,

5.00

WARREN’S

LOST & FOUND

E X PE R T 

STEAM 
PERM A NENT 
W A V IN G : Mrs. F red F arm er, the 
forem ost p erm an en t wave and h a'r- 
• dress a r tis t of A m erica, locates here. 
j A visit to h er salon will be ap p re­
c ia te d . Evening ap p ointm ents given 
I w orking girls. All b eau ty work done. 
BAY-WAY BEAUTY SALON, 302 
— $

Bldg., phone 4690. 

F OR DS

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good Ford on easy term s. All sold 
with a 30-day g u aran tee.

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