r a Pearce Directs 

Ryan Delivers Longhorns Rally to Win 

T E X A N D I R E C T O R Y

N e w * W r i t i n g R o o m , 1 2 0 B . H a l l .
D e p a r t m e n t a l E d i t o r ’s O f f i c e , 1 2 2 B . H a l l 
E d i t o r ’* O f f i c e , 1 2 7 B . H a l l .
N i g h t E d i t o r i a l O f f i c e * i n J. H a l l .
J. 1 2 H e a d q u a r t e r s , 1 3 5 B . H a l l .
B u s i n e s s O f f i c e , 1 1 9 B . H a l l .
T e l e p h o n e s : B . H a l l , 9 1 8 1 - 5 9 ; J. H a l l , 9 1 8 1 - 6 1 

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S u n d a y : C l o u d y a n d c o l d e r .

T O C A L L A D O C T O R

D i a l 9 1 8 1 - 9 4 t o r e a c h U n i v e r s i t y p h y s i c i a n * d a r ­
i ng o f f i c e h o u r * . O t h e r h o u r s c a l l 2 - 1 4 2 2 , p h y s i ­
c i a n s ' e x c h a n g e .

Curtain Club 

Wins Second 

PlaceinDallas 

Political Aspirants Begin 
C a m p a i g n Fusillades With Cast Presents Folklore Trip to P r iz e Oration Second Game! rom Aggies 
4 to 2 in Ten-Inning F ight

F ilm y o f Final Petitions‘Martha’ Here 

Indian Mounds Din ing Fiesta 

0 p e 

Civic 

A U S T I N , T E X A S , S U N D A Y . A P R I L 2 2 , 1 9 2 8 .

S I X P A G E S T O D A Y

N o . 1 7 5

“ E ast of E d e n ” Sets 
G et P raise fro m 
R eview ers

V*acogdoches Gets 
First Place

T he C urtain Club w ith C hris­
to p h e r M orley’* “ Ku-t <*f Eden 
vv< n secon d p la c e in the T e x a s L it­
the 
tle T h ea ter T o u rn a m en t 
in 
Ii..a1 round o f e v e n ts h eld 
last 
r ig h t in D allas under Hie a u sp ices 
o f th e D allas L ittle T h ea ter , a c ­
receiv ed 
co r d in g to a m essa g e 
fro m G eorge W o lfe , p resid en t o f 
th e o rg a n iz a tio n .

F irst went to th e N a co g d o ch es 
L ittle T h e a te r w h ile th e dram atic 
gro u p from T r in ity U n iv e r sity o f 
W a x a h a ch ie w on third p la ce. P a r ­
th \
ticu la r com m ent w as w on fo r 
J C urtain » lub p rod uction in regarr 
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E n tra n c e in Race

C am pus p o litica l aspirant*! bo- 

The

A ustin C ivic O pera

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th e 
gat! f ir in g th e ir o p e n in g fu silla d e s] p* n y w ill 
- a n 
‘a st n ig h t w hen F ra n ce s F o ste r , 
the H an cock Mon* 
se c r e ta r y o f th e S tu d e n ts’ A ssn- (}ay am l T u esd a y w ith tw o se p a r ­
a t i o n , \t w e iv e d th e la st p etitio n a te castH f or th e tw o p erform an - 
en d e r th e d irectio n o f Cestoi
fo r office at 12 o ’clo ck la st n ig h t. 
th
T he cam p aign w ill get 
d irecto r 
sw in g to d a y am i tom orrow fo r th e A m a teu r C horal club. 
electio n w hich w ill he held May 1.1 

fu ll j q B ren izer, 

'-M artha,’’ at 

p resen t 

op era

in to 

o f 

An u n u su a lly 

part ()f M artha

w ill be 
and 
la rg e n u m b er o f L ,]ayec} by Mrs, E r n e st K a lif ai 
s
s o ­
on M onday and Tuesd- y
Bob
resti< e i iv o ly. Mf*. 
F e ike and M iss B e tty H arris c o n ­
tr a lto s w ill sin g the p u rl Nancy* 
i M rs. F eik e w ill ap p ear in t h f i r s t s program o f th

e lisio n s w ere re ce iv e d at th e last 
os
to 
in clu d in g pjjj-hts, 

m in u te a llo w ed fo r p e titio n s 
be en ter ed 
fo r p resid en t o f tho 
th ie e 
d e n ts’ A sso c ia tio n . R ae L ogsdon, j 
ca n d id a te 
o f 
The' T e x a n w ith d rew from the race
S atu rd ay.

p a n n *l0 Mac S tin n e tt, 

fo r ed ito r-in -c h ief 

S a tu rd a y , 

S tu ­

In T ex as P recedes 
Excursion

Initial Meeting 
Held Friday

S A N A N T O N IO . April 21 — 
W illiam R yan, sen io r law student 
in th e U n iv e r sity o f T e x a s 
and 
w in n er o f the B a ttle o f M ow ers I 
ora to rica l c o n te st for 1928, g a v e 
his prize w in n in g talk, “ Our H er­
ita g e o f P a tr io tism ,” b efo re the 
in 
B attle o f F lo w er s A sso cia tio n 
San A n to n io S atu rd ay. T he ora­
J. E. P ea rce, p ro fesso r o f a n ­
tion w a s g iv en at 
lu ncheon 
th ropology in the U n iv ersity , w ill
I w hich m em b ers o f the a sso cia tio n
Indian 
direct an 
excursion 
$100
J a tte n d ed , and the prize o f 
on
m ounds located near A ustin 
th e w hich w as o ffe r e d w as presented
Barton Creek as a fe a tu r e 
So-* *0 Gie sp ea k er at the ch,se o f his
th e 
will he held in A ustin I' ri-

T ex a s F olk lore 
session o f 

address.

annual

o f 

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it to Tin On il'l Tit ti ti.

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CO LLEG E S T A T IO N , A pril 2 1 . 
U n cle B illy D iseh and h is L o n g ­
horn- left C o lleg e S ta tio n th is a f t ­
ernoon w ith a b ioad sm ile on th e ir 
fa ces. F o r th e second d a y in su c- 
ce ssio n , th ey b eat the A g g ie s by 
in n in g s both 
tw o runs 
in extra 
days. Y esterd a y , th e y sco red 
8 
j runs in the eigh th to tie th e co u n t, 
but today th ey didn’t w a it so lo n g 
about g e ttin g started . T h ey ta l­
l i e d tw ice in the first, w hen H op 
H opkins foun d one of Siki Sikes' 
cu rves to his 
liking, and se n t it 
out o f the co n fin e s o f th e park fo r 
a circu it b low , to send tw o co u n t­
er.^ a cro ss th e plate.

T he A g g ie s kept p eck in g avray 
at the o ffe r in g s o f J o h n n ie R ail- 
to d a y 
ton , w ho sta rted the g a m e 
a f t e r b ein g knocked frbm the box 
y esterd a y in four in nings, ta lly in g 
once in the fir st, and then ty in g 
I the score in th e third. T h ey b at­
ten th when 
t l e d alo n g till the 
the S teer big guns u nloosed and 
chased tw o co u n ters 
th e 
p late to tally tw ice, and ta k e th e 
gam e.

across 

R a i i t o n H o t

for th e 

J o h n n ie R aiiton w as a d iffe r e n t 
man from th e y o u n g ster who w as 
la m b a st >1 all over the lo t y e s te r ­
d ay, and held th e A g g ie s to n in e 
The 
ten 
hits 
Farm ers didn’t even th rea ten J o h n ­
nie a fte r the third, b u t W ym an 
took it upon h im self to hold the 
L onghorns until the e le v e n th w hen 
(h ey g o t lo o se to win.
T om m y H u ghes 

in n in g s. 

Andress Enters 
As Candidate for 
Longhorn Editor

and 

IHI A m ire 

R aiiton and D usty R hoad s 

J o h n n ie 
led
M anag in g E ditor Lists lhe T’ xas attack with two hlts out
o f four trip s to the p la tter, Rail- 
ton is a h ittin g p itch er, and has 
b een h ittin g h eavily th e last few 
g am es he has been in.
A * g ie* E r r
. tin' pri oflt m an- j T he A g g ies w ere still 

S even Principles 
In P latfo rm

fu m b lin g
a g in g ed ito r o f the hon thorn Mag I th e ball, co m m ittin g fiv e errors in
a zin e, a n n o u n c es hi- candidacy for • elevthi 
all- 
ed ito r-in -c h ief o f th a t p u b lication . I A m erican fo otb a ll p layer, led th e 
Andri c Munds for tho co n tin u ed A g g ies 
in th is d ep a rtm en t w hen 
and stea d y pi*.u p « 
o f th e L o n g - . he m ade tw o blunders. H e hat!
horn and is ru n nin g fo r th e o ffic e the ta m e honor y este rd a y w hen
the he p ried fo u r tim es. The T e x a s
upon n p lat form
lea v e* here to n ig h t fo r A ns-
( A m p lifica tio n nf th e se ctio n tin , a fte r h a vin g sw ep t th e A ggie

I fo llo w in g prin riples: 
I P 
pli

J o e l H unt, 

co n ta in in g 

in n in g s. 

•. -*»•.* . .

....... 

C ontin ued on p a g e 5 )

2. N u m erou s 

illu stra tio n s and Film Tests for

Eds and Co-eds 
Offered Monday

a p p e a r -; 
hich has j

lose bond 
the

nd 

U n iv e r sity o f T e x a s stu d en ts, 
e<U and co-ed s, w ill have a ch a n ce 
on
t o he te ste d fo r th e 

screen 

M iller cam e to the U n iv ersity as
a tr a n sfe r from the N ew M exico 
M ilitary In stitu te , a ju n io r co lle g e (h>nt o f th<1 S o u th w estern p 0 .r,V.c # ; I cu rren t in terest.

l j|t, U n iv e r s ity , wa3 elected pres!

Dr. Ii. Y. B e n ed ict, president o f f 

* "political I t o m*menting on cam p u s a ffa ir s o f ! 

fiv e hundred stu d e n ts, w here | a n ,j S ocial 

S cien ce A sso cia tio n
a sso c ia ted w ith m any s t u d - 1 y este rd a y , accord in g to reports re-
he w as
o h r ,,jved from B aton R ouge, w here
tn t a c tiv itie s d uring th e tw o c
( n e » « • « • A s a fresh m a n t o CMI* ( t i r e m e e tin g o f l h . iiw o cix tio n w ee 
his held. 

j in to p rom inence b eca u se of 

to ) jo u rn a listic work and w as m ad e; C. A. 

T im m , a d ju n ct p ro fesso r ! IHocnry and 

this year.

fo llo w in g th e p olicy begun
^ a c tiv e w p p 8 r t o f
.r t W ic en d ea v o r on

th* cam p us o f le x a s I nj varsity.

the 
th e 

T h is is th e fir st y ea r th a t 
in 

C urtain C lub has placed 
D allas to u r n a m en t and th e w in - ; 
it co n sid er a b le I 
n ir g ca r ries w ith 
h onor and p rizes. L a -1 y ea r 
th e J 
C urtain (du b did 
n o t p la c e al-1 
thou gh th e prize w in n in g play, 1 
‘‘H is 
.fa m e''1 
P ark e w a UM*d in th e to u rn a m en t. J 
Tht y ea r b e fo r e th a t, a lth o u g h en- 
in th e c o n te.-1, the C urtain 
1 * ! cd 
•C lu b fe ll sh o rt o f th e ir g o a l and 

I n h e r i t a n c e , by 

did not ev en send a play.

The ca st co n siste d o f: C ain, E d­
ward L a w so n ; C a in ’s w ile , J a cq u e- ! 
lin e B la ck w e ll; A dam , G eorge 
W o lfe ; E ve, R andle R id ley.

T he 

fo llo w in g review o f 

th e 
C urtain (d u b p rod uction w a s m ade 
by John R ose a field Jr., d ram atic I 
critic o f th e D allas M orning N ew -: 
“ C h ristop h er M orley’* s a trleal j 
the 
fa rce, “ E a st o f E d en ,” w a s 
p lay th a t s u ffe r e d the d e fe c tio n 
o f it* in fa n t m em ber o f th e cast. 
It is no e x a g g e r a tio n to sa y th a t 
th e little ch erub who w a s p la y in g 
th e 
so n ice ly in th e lobby a fte r 
sh o w w a s o v e r a c tu a lly w reck ed 
(C o n tin u ed on P age 2)

Eikel A w arded 

Imported Fan as 
Ticket Sale Prize

Alfred Malinger 

Enters Race for 
Editor of R a ise r

Ju n io r S tu d en t Bases 
C an d id acy on S taff 
E xperience

a 
A lfre d M alinger o f A u stin , 
ju n io r stu d en t rn th e U n iv e r sity , 
lur-; a n n ou n ced his can d id acy 
fe e 
ed ito r-in -c h ief o f th e T e x a s L aie 
gel*, su b je c t 
lo the re g u la r e le c ­
tion o f M ay J.

m ost c o n sis te n t 

M alinger b a ses his ca n d id a cy on 
his a b ility a s an a rtist an J on h is 
e x p er ie n c e as a sta ff m em b er o f 
I le is the o ld e st and 
I th e R apgor, 
o f 
co n trib u to r 
I th e p resen t s t a ff , and h is d raw ­
in 
th e 

in g s and jo k e s h ave a p p eared 
ev e ry issu e sin c e he en tered 
I U n iv ersity th r e e y ea rs ago.
rte fu r th e r b a ses his ca n d id a cy J 
I 
io n the fa ct th a t as an artist, h is: 
w ork s have ap p ea red sev era l tim es 
in C ollege H um or, 
n a tio n a l c o l­
le g e co m ic, J u d g e, and o th e r na-J 
tio n a l com ic m ag a zin es.

t * 

V tf A A M * * A l W M * V V V M . J 

A c q u a i n t e d W i t h N e e d s 
S in ce his a ffilia tio n w ith 
the 
R a n g er, M e lin g ei has b ecom e thor-

M arian E ik e l is the w in n er o f 
th e im ported S pan ish fan o ffe r e d 
b y L u cy A n n N e b le tt as a prize
f ' l 1 ^ 1 .
to th e fir s t co-ed sid lin g $ 2 0 w orth : u u g h ly , a cq u a in ted vu 
o f tic k e ts to th e carn ival aud m u- i rio u s p h ases of the co lo g e com ic. 
cica le , “ El B arbero de S e v illa ,” | rte r e a liz e s the n eed s o f the L an- 
w hich w ill be p resen ted u n d er th e f?e r » a n ^ p ro p o ses a m a g a zin e or 
a u sp ic es o f th e Spanish D ra m a tics th e w h o le stu d en t >o< y. 
club at th e H ancock O pera H ou se 
M ay g 

oi 
fu rth er p ro p o ses a big

<)n n,s p hittorm 

J M elin gei 

e m 

ion, 

e 

both 

p erfo rm a n ce. Don Sm ith wi t ap U u t y . The 
pear 
n ig h ts 
as P lu n k ett, j soviet.
day 
P ieb a ld K ittson w ill sin g th e part 
o f L ionel and .John M artin, T r is - I T he 
ton . A p p ro x im a tely HK) 

v o ic e s 
; will co m p o se th e ch o ru s th a t sun 
ports the cart. 
S ev er a l stu d e n ts 
and f a cu ity m em b ers of th e U n i­
versity w ill participate*

y ea r b y th e j hibitions of a rch a eo lo g ica l finds. 

and S atu rd ay o f n ext w eek.
excursion 

w ill tak e place 

I tbs a ftern o o n o f the secon d d ay,
th<
busin ess session o f
follow in g the 
the 

u’iety.
Give* Illustrated Talk

the 

trip , 

Bt fore 

P ro fesso r 
Peart e w ill give a d iscu ssio n o f the 
exp loration s in T ex a s A r-h a eo lo g y 
! aud will Illu strate his talk w ith e x ­

The m eetin g Friday o p en in g the 
fo u rteen th annual sessio n a f the 
(C o n tin u ed on p a g e 3)

Miller to Run 

For Managing 

Editor’s Post

_______

C o ntinu ation of
Progress

D ale M iller o f Corpus C hristi has 
lor the 

an nou nced h is can d idacy 

position o f M anaging E d itor of 

The D aily T e x a n , su b je c t to the 

action c f the v o ters on M ay I.

in

R yan, in hts ad d ress, raid 

th a t
the g r e a te st h erita g e o f T ex a s w as 
that o f p atriotism , and th a t 
pa­
triotism mil tanked 
the m at! rial 
w ealth , the in d u stries, and ail ath ­
el p o ssessio n s o f the sta te .

R yan ’s ad d ress, 

in the co m p e­
titio n held at 
the U m v e r ity o f 
T e x a s A pril 8, w as se le c te d over 
th o se o f fo u r oth er en tries. Mrs 
Lane T a y lo r o f San A n to n io , 
a 
m em ber o f the B a ttle o f F lo w ers 
a sso c ia tio n , M iss E s te lle Lew- 
tig h t, J n d g j J. W i M cC lendon, lh 
C. R eed, and 1). K. W oodw ard,
I all o f A u stin , a cted us ju d g es.

yea rs, 

For the past th ree 

the 
I B a ttle o f F lo w er s a sso cia tio n has 
I o ffe r e d a $ 1 0 0 prize to th e Uni : 
v e r i t y o f T e x a s stu d en t g iv in g 
the best oration 
p atriotism . 
P ercy F orem an o f L ivingston won 
the first prize 
Y o u n g o f A b ilen e w as 
th e second prize, and R yan w a s] 
se lec te d 
tio n .

g iv e n ; E m p ress j 
aw ard ed 

this y e a r ’s c o m p eti­

on 

in 

Benedict Heads 

Social Scientists

T im m Elected Official 
A t B aton R ouge

the A m ateu r C horal J C andidate S tan ds for

The co m p lete b a llo t fo llo w s;
P r e s i d e n t o f S t u d e n t s ’ A s s n .
1. The© W e b s
2. B y ro n S k elto n 
J. J oh n T. (H o tly ) M cC ullough
4. Ox H ig g in s 

V ice-p resid en t o f S tu d e n ts’ A s s n .

I. Jim H am m ond 
2. J. Hu her* Loc 
3, F la n k E stes
S e c r e t a r y o f S t u d e n t s A s s n .
1. L o u ise H ill
2. K a th erin e R o ck a fe llo w 
3. J o se p h in e C orner

; 
; 

I 

C h a i r m a n M e n ’s H o n o r C o u n c i l

I. Gail W h itcom b 

I C h a i r m a n W o m e n ’s H o n o r C o u n c . l

1. W illie A lm a Baker 

M e m b e r o f W o m e n ’s C o u n c i l

(F iv e to be e le c te d )

\v«<» P ' 0 '*’n if C>cko

I 
2. Kina G r in in
3. Flum e R eid
4. D am aris G reen
5. E lizab eth D en n in g
6. E la in e B led so e
7. W in n ie L ee J ack son
8. N a n c y B rand en bu rg
9. V irg in ia Rich 
E d i t o r - i n - C h i e f o f L o n g h o r n
1. B ill A n d ress.
2. C h a rles Rarnsdell, Jr.
3 . V irg in ia M on tague 

M a n a g i n g E d i t o r o f L o n g h o r n

1. Ralph Parker
2. Zen (la Lew is
3. T a y lo r H enry
E d i t o r - i n - C h i e f o f t h e R a n g e r
1. J ea n C anaday
2. Isab elle M ayes'
3. A lfre d M elingei*
M a n a g i n g E d i t o r o f the R a n g e r
1. T hen G oldschm idt
2. H. V. C row d er 
E d i t o r - ; n - C h i e f o f 
1. D ick V augh an
2. Jimmtfe Rayne
3. E v e r e tta Love
4. W en d ell O 'N eal
5. M aurice G ardner 

•
- h e T e x a n

M a n a g i n g E d i t o r o f T h e I e s a u

1. A lex M urphree
2. C lif t T C P !**
3. Bob C antrell
4. D ale M iller
E d i t o r - i n - C h i e f o f t h e C a c t u *
I. V ie M oore 

M a n a g i n g E d i t o r o f t h e C a c t u s

1. H olly B rock
2. Tom H o llo w a y 

H e a d Y e l l L e a d e r

T e m p o r a r y G r o u p

T h e A ustin < ivi? Opera C om ­

is a 

tem p orary o rg a n iza

p a n y 
tern fo rm ed fo r thi 
A m a teu r C horal club , an i w hich j 
is com posed o f w om en o n ’y, and 
a u g m e n ted by a num ber o f m ale 
v o ices. T h e o rg a n iza tio n w ill c o n ­
tin u e on ly this y ea r .

in the A m a teu r M usic 

T he A m ateu r Choral clu b w a s 
o rgan ized n ine y ea r s ago by Mrs.
J o e J a m es as a resu lt o f a sh a k e­
ch ih , 
up 
form ed 20 y ea rs a g o by Mrs. J 
VV, M orris. A ssistin g Mrs. J a m es 
in the reo rg a n iza tio n w as an a d ­
visory hoard and a sso c ia te m om - 1 
hers. Mrs. .James has b een pres- j
idenfc o f 
club sin ce its re o rg a n iz a tio n .

Methodist Drive 

Raises $3,300

A ll T e a m s R ep o rt T o ­
day in C am p aig n

W orkers have raised a to ta l of 
$ 3 ,3 0 0 in the an nu al ca m p u s B ra­
zil d rive 
p a st 
w eek by M ethodist stu d en t* under 
the d irectio n o f M iss Alary E.
I D echerd.

living sta g ed th is 

for 
in 

T h e cam p aign 
on w ork 

fu n d s 
M eth od ist
Scarry 
I sc h o o ls in B razil w ill clo se T u e s­
day n ig h t, M iss D echerd 
sta te s, 
“ W e are g o in g to try am i m ake 
th is S un day 
th e b ann er day of 
the e n tire drive and all team m em ­
bers and ca p ta in s are g o in g to do 
ev e ry th in g p o ssib le to reach the 
q u o ta . W e thin k that by w ork in g 
en e r g e tic a lly M onday and T u esd ay 
j w e w ill be a b le to reach our g o a l,” 
M iss D echerd# said .

R ep o rts o f th e resu lts o f to d a y ’s 
work w ill be m ade this e v e n in g at 
<5:30 o’clock a t the W e s le y B ible 
•C hair. T he m e e tin g s n ext w eek 
t i 7sir. 

w ill be held from <1:45 
o’clo ck .

A s a sp ecia l fe a tu r e 

the sp rin g elec tio n s. 3 hroughout 
last year, he served in that ca p a c­

ity. 

, 

... i

Austin Drive 

P reviou s to a tte n d in g the m ili­
tary school and d u rin g the sum m er 
sessio n s o f 
tw o y ears.
th e past 
M iller has served for six y ea rs on 
the s t a f f o f the C orpus C hristi |
C aller in m any ed ito ria l p osition s. ;
He has had co n sid era b le e x p e r i­
ence 
in h ead -line w ritin g , fro n t 
page m ake-up, copy reading, prool 
g en era l 
ed itin g . M iller has b een ] w j]j he he b etw een

drive are rapidly b ein g 
c o m p le tiin ,-and by 

the cam paign

and 

Opens Friday

P lan s f«>r the A u stin U nion

T ex a s cam pus by pub lication o f J M onday, A pril 2 3 , a cco rd in g to a
n ore a t t id es 
tiffed sto ries w h o se m essa g e received S a tu rd a y by Tho 
scen e is laid on th e F o rty A cres, D aily T ex a n .

6. S a tirica l and oth er light ma- 
terh li u cd vv itll g r e a te r fre q u en cy . 
toward a 
h igh er stand ard o f w ritin g , and 
tow ard gre ater ca m p u s popularity.

7, S te a d y progress* 

j 0h n L eR oy J o h n sto n , rep resen - 
ta tiy ,. from C a lifo rn ia film co m -

patties, w ill be in A u stin in search 
J o h n - 
o f ta le n t fo r the m o v ies. 

shaped 

T he ed itorsh ip o f the’ L onghorn sto n m ade screen te s ts o f a n am -
to J M agazin e is a position w hich re- her o f U n iv ersity o f T ex a s stu -
o f

n ext F riday thor* 
300 and 400

th e o p en in g o f : q uire ex p er ie n c e and 
o f th e d eta ils involv 
i o f the m a g n itu d e o f 

k n o w led g e d en ts la st yea r, as a 
I 
in a task 
ed itin g the
is w ell 
L onghorn. Bill A ndreas 
to com i q u a lifie d for the p osition on th e se 

? i w hich M elvin W illiam son and sev 
oral o th ers w ere g iv e n try o u ts in 

H ollyw ood .

re su lt 

( M e n ’s )

m ee tin g , reading, rep o rtin g , 

and new s 
Sat- active on 

th e tea m s en jo y ed a p icn ic
.o u tin g n ea r M ount Bonne!! 

T he 

th at 

u rd ay a fte r n o o n . 

I he D aily T e x a n s t a ll 
reports during th e past y ea r. He is work- 
j m ade at th e p icn ic lu n ch eo n indi (is a ju n ior in th e U n iv ersity , and 
th e C ook-R edm ond b g tow ard s a journalism d eg ree, 
te a te d 
i team is le a d in g w ith th e 
intends to fo llo w n ew sp ap er work
largest 
I n um ber o f p led g es w ith a to ta l oi 
$ 5 3 5 ; H elium M elton team is sec- 
en d with $361 and E liio tt-C o x \* | accom p lish m en ts 
third w ith $ 3 4 5 . 

hri Life o ccu p ation . 
B ein g acq u a in ted with his past 
all lin es o f 

- 
in 
Bonnel o f tj,e variou s tek m s and
to d iscu ss plans fo r th eir drive, j . 
frien d s P® digcus8 p ians for th eir drive.
r e p a p e r work, M iller’s 
herew ith an n ou n ce h is Candidacy ^ 
' of prom in en t A u stin wo-
cif nrnm inent A u stin w o- A d v i s o r y 
A 
n wH1 g S t h e r a t t h c 1 ) r i *kill at 
f ” r M a n a g i n g E d i t o r OI J h e D a i l y * 
to
—^ * v** 
Ic KAY) in order thut he tn*iy in&ii* 
Of Extension Bureau e„rate his plnttorn, f„, . ,„„an- 
tun b ette rm en t o f the paper, h a r - , 

Zm „uy in

fj^al d r_ve foj, *h<< U n iv ersity

Miller Lauds W ork 

J™ 

momiviir 

 — - 

t w 

r% 

>. 

o 

• 

 

l y j g o r v E > o u v 
o o u y 
Discusses Plans
----------- 
ta k in g 

th e 

fur 

team m em bers w ork in g 
p lete th e U nion p ro jec t, accord­
ing to H arry D. C ross, fin a n cia l 

(C o n ti '.lied on P a g e 6)
_____________
ir 

 

_ 

 

A n stia team ca p ta in s w ill m eet j Band May Play

T u esd a y a fte rn o o n at 4 o ’clock at
the

h o te) to report 

m i 
G T D e m o a V I C O i will m ake 

th e D risk ill 

| q u a rters a t 

Jo h n sto n w ill m ake h is , head- 
h o tel 
M onday, T u esd ay, an d W ed n esd ay, 
du rin g w*hich tim e he w ill 

inter-
m view m en and w om en stu d e n ts and 
o f
those he se lec ts as b est fitte d fo r

len g th y film t e s t s 

o f B a n d 841 t<>n w ork* 
o r D a n a

The su cc ess o f B eb e D an iels, L e- 
atrice J o y , C orinne G r iffith , and 
I other T e x a s girls in th e m ovies
L„ n g . ! bas em ouraKe ,I th e p resen t te s ts , 

Jo h n sto n sta ted .

C om m en d ation o f the w ork 

ol n o n io u s 

co o p era tio n 

; th e E x ten sio n D iv isio n o f th e Uni- Bourd o f P u b lica tio n s, 
I v e r sity w a s ex p ressed by N. C 
I M iller, d ir e c to r o f e x te n sio n w ort 
o f R utgers C o lle g e, N ew Brim s 
w ick , N . J-* w h en he paid a visd 
to the U n iv e r sity d u rin g the part 

(t y tow ard s a n stu d e n t organ iza 
t ;„ns, and a c o n se r v a tiv e , ju d icio u s 
j'<,xan th a t can b e st be a tta in ed
through pvofeaatortll g td d an ce. 

 0— -----------

_ _ 

D iscusses Changes ! Mr. Mitt...- war on hi, w ay 

I la w r e n c e , K an sas, to the. national 

to Movie W ill Feature
a,

^ 

# 

. „ I university e x te n sio n w o rk ers asso- Engineering Meeting 
irT' I elation m eeting and u n a g e d bin
- 
; trip e sp e c ia lly th a t he m ight com e 

ww- — —w 

- ______ 

c ,»«.««,» 

p ro v e rn en t o f co n d itio n s in rt*a ‘
IPK u t m a th em a tics rn 
sch o o ls w ere draw n up b y / " ' ’’ " ^ S h elb y , d ea n o f th e e x te n sio n <h-! j(a] En_ in ta n i w in nu,ct M onday am i T hurlow W eed. 
te e m em b ers o f th e T ex * * sectio n vif.ion 

7 -3 ft ’ o ' c l o c k in K. Hall 5. 

t |,0 U n iv e r sity . Mr. Mil 

to A u stin , a cc o rd in g 

, A m eri, an S o cie ty o f M eehan- John C. R oss, M orris S c h w a r ts .| -h o n c o n e e n tou r w o a ld he 
ran ged , D irector Pharr said,

M em bers o f thc* local branch o f j E ldridge M oore, E. H. P erry, J r . . : se ssio n , 

Mayn^ H eads E x-Stude* 

to T. H. 

th e 

w ith 
im p a rtia l-j 

the
.... 

. 
* 

,

‘ 

Laads

horn Band to H o u sto n d uring th * 
n ation al D em ocratic 
co n v en tio n
in Ju n e w ere disc a w ed by 

th e] 
U n d er th e d irection o f G. B . , a d v iso ry co m m ittee o f th e band 

Cook, d ivision lea d er, th e fo llo w - j T u esd a y a fte rn o o n . 
Th'* hand m ay m ake th is trip 
m g ca p ta in s w ill work in th e in ter i 
jf an en d o rsem en t o f the plan i i i 
est# o f th e ca m p a ig n ! Rush Bald 
( cured from th e proper com m it- 
w in, W a lter B renton#, J r., L. b 
B u rn ette, Joe D acy, B. L. D illinp j t e e 
a trip 
ham , *C. W . GiSfiilan, Sam G reen w ould m ake it n ece ssa r y fo r men) 
in
berg, A. ML G r iffith , John L. Lew- hers o f the hand to rem ain 
i ts, T. E. M anlove. D udley M iller, A ustin a fte r th e clo se o f the lon g
c a se a n o th er j
ar-:

in HopsH p . 

in w hich 

Such 

i

*

, 

_ 

or 

in 

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origin al d ia w m g s am 

p rod uction . T w o an(* r e p r e se n ta tiv e <• 

ie w o e
ra th er th a n o f o n ly a few*.
n

Athenaeum Will 

a pd b etter R ange) c o n sistin g 
jo *s * 

I. L yn w ood B o y e tt 
2 A llen S te ere
3. S eym ou r B o d k in s 
A c a d e m i c C o u n c i l m a n 

1. John G uinn
2. H arold Schmidt,
3 . F ern a n d o U rib e 
4. J a m es Lum pkin
5. B iti M orrison 

co n trib u to rs, and aim s a t m akin g 
th e T e x a s R a n g e r th e p e e r o f all 
c o lle g e com ic m a g a zin es 
th e 
co u n tr y ,

S ev er a l o t h e r p rizes a re o ffe r e d , I
a cco rd in g to M iss E dith K elly, di- 
re cto r o f th e 
p riz es o f $5 each h ave b een o f f e r - 1 cam p us i 
od to the first tw o stu d en ts n il- r t e fa v o rs a fair ch an ce 
in g $ 5 0 w o rth o f tic k e ts, and $1 
and $2 p riz es to stu d e n ts se llin g 
$ 2 0 and $ 2 5 w orth re sp ec tiv e ly . 
from in ­
T ick ets m a y be o b ta in ed 
from 
stru cto rs o f Spanish, and 
sp o n so rs and m em b ers o f the club . I 
Mrs. G a cd ck e’s 5 0 -p ie ce s t r in g - ! 
od en sem b le w hich w ill fu rn ish tho 
m usic fo r th e p lay, w ill bo the first 
o f its kind in A u stin . M iss K a t h - 1 
leen M olesw orth , chairm an o f tho
m u«ic co m m itte e, h a . a n n o u n ced | H u m o r o u s S p e e c h e s G i v e n 
th at O scar F o x and M rs. N e lle 
T h iele M a n n in g a re a rra n g in g fo r 
g le e club ch oru ses. A fo lk d ance 
grou p w ill be p resen ted by M iss 
H ilda M o lea w orth. C arn ival f e a - j ^ j p bold 
turns p r e se n te d b y U n iv ersity I 
g rou p s w ill have a p erso n n el 
o f , 
m ore than 
it ,
include re presen ta liv e s from Lit- according to those in charge. Iiij
tlefield Dormitor>3 Grace H all, keeping with the custom o f 
the 
Kirby H a ll, S co ttish R ite D o r m !-! H0(.u>, y> th e progranl w ill h e m ade ; M a t h e m a t i c s L » r O U p
Bnriidine<,^ d nwoIm'!n’n nSfnr “p 
L u ilu in g, ana v\ om «n 
n u nu m g jw> 
a n n ex es.
 

The. A th en a eu m lite r a r y so c ie ty 
h o u se ' 
its an nu al o p e n 
M o m ia y e w n m K at 
81
j

1. Ab M artin
2 . L ew is D eck er
3. S tu art B u ck ley 
I. John U pham

Hold Open House

B u s i n e s s A d m i n i s t r a t i o n 
C o u n c i l m a n 

s i x t y . T h ese group* o ’clock a t th e 3 ex a s B o e 

S c h o o l o f E n g i n e e r i n g 
C o u n c i l m a n

1. P. B. C arroll
2. John T. M aginn ts

1. c . B. Sm ith,
2 . A rthur l l . Hurt

^ 
A t M e e t i n g

Law S c h o o l C o u n c i l m a n

I, W illiam J e f f r ie s

o{hum»n>u' 

G r a d u a t e S c h o o l

— 

r *

B . 

. 

*

, 

• 

.

A m e e tin g o i tm- iiu u w in De 
A m e e tin g o f the clu b w ill
, , n , 

, 

. 

 
, 

■ 
T he! 
j by the m em bers o f the so c ie ty . ’I he i
the
sp ea k ers w ill co m p ete 
. . . nr, tw o p rizes g iv e n ny ti. r». * .ie agt I,
the

,» (

f o r 

tfe«» 

„ 

* 

, 

p resi- ; secon d $10.

R esolutions 
 ____ 
 

s u g g e stin g 

co rd in g to M arian Hike!, 
den t.

Calendar

Former Texas Man 

Joins Baylor Staff

Speci al to The D a il y Tex an.

M o n d a y 

3 o ’clo ck — in tra m u ra l 

track 

p relim in a ries, S tad ium .

5 o 'c lo c k — M iss R oberta L a ­
vender speaks at Vesper servic­
es, G irls’ Study H all.

7 :3 0 o ’clock - A * aer 

S o ­
c ie ty o f M echanical E n g in eer- 
m ee ts, K. H all 5.

. 

to th e B a y .or C o l l e t 

fa c u lty — 

# f T),x a s T ach , Lob-

I h ock ; Dr. P u r y e a r o f T e x a s A. &

nam e o f C laren ce P h illip s D en-} 
m an. F o rt W orth, w ho w tll 
head o f th e d ep a rtm en t o f h.»- 
to ry , su c c e e d in g Vt. T S ta n to n , I f m ath €m ati, 3 in E d in b u rg h .gb I t h e aecond tim e n
w ho ta b es ch a rg e o f th e depart- ^ o o T , fo r m e r ly o f A. * M., and I F urm an clu b * * 

 S o u th J n M e th o d ic U n i-j " ' " ' " Z Z Z L 

B la n ch e H orton, tea c h e r rn t

J o n e s, p ro fesso r of m ath-; 

be P ^

h

e

• 

. 

F U R M A N G L E E C L U B W IN S 

T he m ovin g p ictu re w ill show all 
I of the v eh icles in w hich m an h a , 
IN S O U T H E R N C O M PE TIT IO N attem pted to set sp eed records, m- 
G R F F N V IL L E S C .— 'T he F u r -1 elud in g view s o f a irp la n es g o in g at 
( ‘TV -*L e r s;t y G lee C lub ha^ wt»n m ore th a t a 200-m U e-an -h our clip, P crrish, Jr., L. 
tvore that a 2 0 0 -m ile-a n -h o u r clip.

G lee C lub ha^ won 

H ill. Hardy 
Jon es. IL F. K uehne, John D. Mil­
er, A. N. M cC allum , Jr., G eorge 
N a lie, H iiliare N itsch k e, C lyde 
l r . , L. IL B o n d e r m a n ,
Pc i rish, 
II. B o n d e r m a n , 
lim ited C larence M cC ullough. R. L. R ath- 
a r t e . C harles J. S ch n eid er, and 

c l L e i lion f - C ' h 
T

T w en tieth C en tu ry 

than <0 m ile . 

ti.

h

e

s

 m i.klnK m ore 
■ hl,ur 

l u r o u U , a u to m o b ile . I Vt a lte r Murray.

W e d t i c s d a y 
7 o ’clo ck — O range 
In itia tio n , C o lleg e Inn.

J a ck ets

| m en t o f o n c o lo g y and e c o n o m .e s,, , )r M iles o f R ice In st.tu te- 
from 

.f.

w hich h as b een sep a ra ted 
th e d ep a rtm en t o f h isto ry . 

SA N A N T O N IO PA ST O R

7 :3 0 o'clo ck — S pan ish D ra­

Much o f Mr. D en m an ’s c o lle g e ; S P E A K S ON C A LL OF Y O U TH j sin g 

m a tics Club, M. B. 2 2 5 .

S a t u r d a y 

I o’clock —P r o f. J. E. P earce 
o f T ex a ” 
Indian 
to 

con d u cta ex cu rsio n 
Folk L ore S o c ie ty 
M ounds on B a rto n C reek.

of
|>T i P a u l W. K ern, p astor 
work w as d o n e in T e x a s H e is J 
a g ra d u a te of th e U n iv e r sity 
o f ] th e T ra v is Park church of. San 
T ex a s w ith th e B. A. and M. A. J A n to n io will preach 
the 
d eg re es and has d one a y ea r o f j p u lp it o f the U n iv e r sity M ethodist 
l l 
g ra d u a te w ork 
iii:* su b jec t w ill 

in th e U n iv e r s ity J ch u rch 

in the t o ’clock serv ice* , 

th is m orn ing at 

fro m 

th e 

| o f P e n n sy lv a n ia and o n e 
I U niversity of Michigan. 

he “ The Cali o f \ outh.

I ^ th e F ^ n < ^ n f » t i o n I 

J (' [ f„,- e x c e e d in g th e m ile-a -m in u le
« b h -h w a . o n ce con sid ered

took 

f if t h p la ce 

in 

th e n ation al j a m axim um , and o th e r eq u ally rn-

. 

V O T E A G A IN S T C O U R T 

A N N A R B O R , M ich, — 
(I P ) 
In a stu d en t v o te at th e Un*- 
th e World 

(c r e stin g view s.

o b so lete 

C om p arisons o f 

and
j m odern m ethod s used in various 
in d u stries w ill a h o h e b r o c h t out 
in th e film . The .to r y o f grind-
tug to o ls and th eir p lace in civiii- 
on

versity o f M ich igan, 
C ourt was d e fe a te d by a m a jo r -1 cation will also be p ro jected 
ity Of over 8 0 0 . 

[th o screen , E c k h a r t mid.

PENN S T A T E IN FIR M A R Y

. 

— 

S T A T E 

R ep resen ta tiv e M. C. P arrish , 

HAS N O v t L I E A T U R E S
C OLLEGE, P en n .—
A m ong the n ovel fea tu r es in the
president o f the U n iv e r sity B ank 'm 'oposvd new in firm a ry o f P enn
fa I v t rx r t e'g
q 
42* A 
S ta te C ollege which arc in clu d ed 
and a man w ell know n in p olitico 
in no other c o lleg e hospital, w ill 
is w ell as banking circ les, is 
in 
be tw o co m p letely equipped th er­
charge o f the A ustin d rive, Mr. 
a su n-parlor en ­
apy room s and 
Cross said.
closed 
glass. Q uartz 
gla ss h as been ch osen b eca u se it 
allow s h ea lth -g iv in g v io let rays 
o pass through in th eir n a tu ra l 
sta te.

Most o f the team ca p ta in s h im 
co m p leted th eir lists o f w ork ers 
the 
accord in g to Mr. Cross, and 
rem ainder w ill he nam ed b efore 
the o p en in g day o f th e drive.

in q uartz 

__ ____

. / ' . I L . 

. I x . fc La 

an Xt 

. A . 

D uring th e m onth o f May th e
band w ill give tw o open air c o n - j 
ce l ts, th e board d ecided. One con- s 
cert w ill be g iv e n d uring the sec- j 
th e 
m d w eek o f the m onth and 
lib er w ilt be given d uring 
th e; 
fourth w eek. Tho band w ill also; 
play for the annual sen io r s w in g - i 
out M ay 18 and 
m en cem en t ex e rc ise s.

fo r the 

com ­

Unblushing Co-ed 

Dons Petticoat as 
Shoe Clerks Stare

HE said she n eed ed it, so sh e 

th a t 

put it on.
p e tti­
I “ How m uch is 
co a t? ” asked the co-ed a s 
she 
dashed up to the b a rgain co u n ­
ter in one o f A u stin ’s le a d in g 
b e­
departm ent sto res sh o rtly 
fore clo sin g tim e.

“ T w o -n in e ty -e ig h t,” w a s the 

clerk ’s reply.
“ ITI take 

it,” and th e bar­
gain w as clo sed a s th e co-ed 
took th e cash fro m h er v a n ity 
and handed it ov er.
T h ere w as a 

p a u se and
b rea th less su sp en se as th e c o ­
ed m easured th e p ink silk to h er 
form . The shoe clerk s in the 
ad joining d ep artm en t sto o d w ith 
in terested g a ze s.

one 

fa ir 
it to the 

A p p aren tly sa tisfie d w ith th e 
su d d en ly 
the 
size, 
flo o r and
dropped 
step p ed quickly in to th e 
fo ld s
o f th e n ew -b o u g h t g a rm en t and 
a d ju sted it a b o u t h er slim w a ist. 
A ga sp o f su rp rise b rou gh t th e 
ex p la n a tio n , “ I n eed ed it, so I 
ju st put it on I”

T w o sh o e cle r k s b lu sh ed , so 
it m u st have b een att u n u su a l 
scen e. 

I

 P A G E T W O

Carnival Comes to Town

SUNDAY, A PR IL 22, I

Hancock Troupe 
Plays in ‘The 
Hoodlum’ Next

T H E W E E K S S H O W S

HANCOCK

p i c t u r e , a h v
Club Opera "31

cr* la ’ The Patsy,” with the 
ad Tao;day, Arr,attar Chara! 
. Thursday, Friday and Satur- 
Edwards 
and Edna Park in 
“ The Little Adventures*^" 
day and Wednesday, Harold 
i Friday, Adolph* Menjou in

ic Mulhall and Dorothy 
Os"; Wednesday and 
Friday and Saturday,
<n “ Under the Black

in 

"Robin 
Fairbanks 
t De! Rio rn "The Love* 
Cat and the Canary,"

comic 

adventures 

other than to say th a t 

t jct a tof U keyed up to the in- 
It would 
I pf the m o m en t 
to tell the 
-ete«»» to attem pt 
it 
R with a young lad who could 
sold rn 
job, and afte r hair* 
itr iv 
in
i the main feature is a battle 
eon some old Civil War veter- 
md a irr- up of m odem Kung­
fu which the gangsters get
the wofsst of the struggle 
ii 
ss the 
in old bors*- ear which 
>~«le-retrial once 
the main 
e aet,ion of the {picture.
.*.*> happens that the star of 
picture is not the main come- 
Semen N but that all mingle to­
ro to make a finished product

of 

‘Ladies’ Night in a Turkish Bath'

Opens Week at Queen Theater

' bul quartet and can 

“ George Wolfe, Randle Ridley, 
jacqueline Blackwell and Edward 
C. Lawson were forced t<> act with 
ne hand and tjuite the baby with 
ti e other. They indicated never* 
fess, that they are an accom-
th 
project
H e spicy, clever little composition 
Aith * oui pie ie suece-ii. The a u ­
lu Pc* seemed ail in favor of g i v - 
another
•h met* in the finals, a rank which 
boy might have earned by 
the
angular visual beauty of their pro 
faction. Thifi, however, is none 
f our business. There are judges 
o decide such m atters.'’

thc Curtain d u b 

Song* Feature 

KUT Program

Choral Club Presents Selec­
tions Monday

M i 

. S’ . Ile T h bde M a n n in g , dt- I
el tor of the University Choral I 
uh hi i ann urumd the following I 
Grogram 
to be given over K I T t 
Monday night at 8 IO o’clock: 
in the Garden of Tom orrow ... 

..
Deppan

I he Texas Cowboy’s L ast S o n g

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

 

. - 

. Fox j

lb, Iv Turbeville 
Mane selections (Vienna Carn!- 

I] 

val Scenes) 

Schumann

Mrs. Manning 
five’s Golden Hoof .... Metcalf
 ............ .......... Fox:
Slight Song 

Calvin Turbeville 

Violin Numbers 

Selected !

Vocal Numbers 

Margaret Burdette 
-

Curtain Club—

ami im aginative
ised by the Cur-

leo*, one ennuis-
T it out of John 
of those notable 
Adam and Eve. 
Ie (whom Adam
e short fo r Geste 
ipting which the j

Monday & Tuesday 
Nights 8:30
AUSTIN CIVIC OPERA COMPANY

M A R T H A

JOO Austin Musicians IOO

ipltmdid emf. including:

Mr *. E rnest Nallc 
B etty H a r m 
Do* ald Sm ith 
Dick Hilts on an d other*.

Prices: Lower floor $1.50, $1.00 

Balcony $1.50, $1.00, 75c
H ancock O p era House 

S c a t5! on 
Presented by Am ateur Choral Club

A BOX in IS -howa a group of 
appearing 
• • W a t e r Nymphs 
with 
and Castle 
Shown which 'open in Austin to-

the Morris 

morrow 
for a week’s engage­
ment. They are Maid to be the 
biggest carnival 
enterprise in 
the world and the only traveling

-how unit outranking it is the 

ei mbined 

Kin sri i nj? Brothers-

Barnum Bailey Circus.

Bailey Organ 

Morris and Castle Shows 

Of f er Austin Minstrelsy

Club Pleases 
Theater Crowd

Classical Music Given 
In O rgan Program 
At Majestic

Gregory Bonded in 

Union Drive Funds

A ll N e x t W e e k
C o m m e n c i n g
M o n d a y

Dr. J. L. Henderson, professor! 

a hook 

r e ­
entitled 
the I 
in 
j 

of Secondary Education, has 
cently written 
“ Material* and Methods 
Middle Grades,” which is now he 
ing used in Education 317s. Th * 
by Ginn 
volume was published 
and company, and bas been 
the 
subject of many complimentary j 
reviews.

the 

received more 

the higher grades have 

In the preface, Dr. Henderson 
primary grades 
states th ai 
al­
and 
attention 
ways 
the middle grades 
than have 
which are from the fourth to t h 1 
I ninth grade, and that his purpos *
, i 
and 
lf* present the materials 
\ methods suitable for these grades

is the 

The book 

is divided 

into two 
a 
parts, the latter consisting of 
trea tm e n t of 
the application of 
the methods and materials which 
in the first part. 
are presented 
the 
The outstanding feature of 
illustrative units of j 
book 
of 
work, which compose most 
found 
these 
practicable lesson plans in every 
the 
middle grades, with the aim, pro­
cedure, and subject m atter clear- 
j Iv outlined. Selected 
reference* 
s a r abo included at the close of

t subject which h taught 

; F art II. 

are, 

In 

in 

XV end et ful Mother of Mine

Little Gray Home in the West

•—, 

M a r g u e r i t e D o r s e t!

I Vocal Duets 

Goodwin 

Lohr

Selected

Marguerite Dorset!
June Callaway 

Reading—
The Youngest Child in the Fam-

Lore nun HH Iyer 

'Vocal Numbers—
Gat den of Happiness 
lust a Memory 

Woods
Henderson

June Callaway 

Violin Number 

Selected

Marguerite Burdette 

*
Reading- 
Watching the Starling 

Corona Billyer 

Chorus Numbers
I Tally-Ho! (English Hunting song! 
Schubert 
Hark, Hark, the Lark 
Accompanist* for the program 
I are Elizabeth B. Williams, Mar­
guerite Dorsett, and Mrs, Man- 
i n in g .

in. aux

QUEEN I

M atinee 
2 P. M.

\ 
\ 

Ghrammmt
please

F I E S T A A N D B A T T L E O F F L O W E R S 

S a n A n t o n i o

M O N .
T U E S
W E D .

40— D ouble L en g th Circus C ars— 40

483— People - P e rfo rm e rs - A ctors — 483

18— H igh Class - M eritorious A ttra c tio n s — 18

9— New a n d T hrill

Rides— 9

Band
Concerts

2— Bands —2

Five Fearless 
Flyers”

Little Hip and 
Snookums”

P e rfo rm a n c e s 

A fte rn o o n a n d Nite 

R ain or Shine

“ P o s i t i v e l y th e L a r g e s t , Clean* 
e s t a n d M o st P r e t e n t i o u s O u t ­
d o o r A m u s e m e n t O r g a n i z a t i o n 
in N o r t h A m e r i c a . ”

R iv e r s i d e S h o w g r o u n d s

H ours
2.00
3:50
5:50
7:50
9:50

P U B D X
ji

A ddison
Bailey
“ Tin P a n 
P a r a d e ”

G r e a t E v e n t s

Ad olphe 
M en jc u
— in—
A N ight of 
M ystery

50-Piece String Ensemble

WITH

AND

El Barbero de Sevilla

WITH MUSIC

Buffalo Bill’s 
Last F ig h t

Com ing 
Partners in Crime 
W a lla ce B eery 
and
R aym ond H a tto n

PRICES $1.00, 75c & 50c

X '\ ■ ; ■,, ,
• 
j . 
AUSPICES SPANISH DRAMATICS CLUB

•■■■?. '' 

5 - ... 

. 

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.. 

 iUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1928

Austin H i g h 
0 Registered 
In Intramural [Disqualified 
Track Monday In Basketball

Smith Takes T w o 

First P l a c e s at 
Annual Ohio Meet

N e t Matches 
W ith Sooners 
Are Rained outi

PAGE THREE

Q U A L I T Y 
. . b y .. 
K U P P E N H E I M E R

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ter values than we’ve ever offered 
before. T h at's because Kuppen- 
heimer Fam ous Features. Y ou ll 
see the extra value in the woolens, 
the tailoring, the styles. Displays 
are in our windows now.

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FO R D S

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GRADUATE 

ST U D E N T S will 
please note that Tuesday, May 
I, in the last day on which appli­
cations can be made for graduate 
degrees to be c o n f e rr e d at 
the 
coming J u n e Com m encem ent. Ap­
plication b la nks may be had at the 
office of the Dean of th e Graduate 
School, E ducation Building, IOT. 
HENRY W, HARPER,

T H E D R IS K IL L HOTEL

W . L. S ta rk , M an a g e r

Music Every Evening

 What Do You 
Know About-

S in c l a ir Ca** l o J u r y ? 
T h e F li g h t o f th e B r e m e n 
A n o t h e r M e t e o r ?
H o o v e r ’s O p p o s i t i o n ?

Reviews and Criticisms
By Jam es H. Parke 

Editor T he Longhorn

P re s b y te ria n s tu d e n ts 

asso c ia ­

tion, 6:30 p. in.

Student evening services, 7:30. 
The pastor wilt give the second of 
five character’ studies.

U N I Y E R S I T Y E P I S C O P A L 

C H U R C H 

R ev . H a r r is M a s t e r s o n , R e e f e r
Holy communion-—7.30 a. rn. 
Sunday school— 9:45 a. rn. 
Morning prayer and sermon—

Evening service— 5:15 p. rn. 
Students’ Sunday club— 6 p. rn

P r o f e s s i o n a l 
S e r v i c e a s:

E d it o r
R e p o r t e r
C o l u m n i s t
R e v i e w e r
M a n a g e r

SUNDAY, AWFUL 22, 19

“ L e t E x p e r i e n c e G u i d e ’’

Standing for: 

^

1. C O - O P E R A T I O N
b etw e en E ditorial and 
for 
business offices 
th e prod uction of a 
m ore unified T ex a n .

2. E X P A N S IO N in all
lines b est calculated 
to fo rw a rd the best* 
interest of th e cam-

C O V E R A G E of all 
ca m p u s events w ith 
special em phasis on 
society an d sp o rtin g 
news.

F I R S T C O N G R E G A T I O N A L 
C H U R C H 
R ev . R- P. S n id e r , P a s t o r
Student class, 9:45 a. rn. 
Morning service at 11 a. rn. 
“ Religion and the Idea of Sa 
I 

ty First” is the subject of 
morning service.

'Smoki

a E l T r e l i e s C i g a r s 1

TEXAN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

From Other Pens

1^1 ALCO LM HIRAM REED of 
this city gives a schoWualitp 
each year to a graduate of 
the 
University who holds at least an 
M.A. degree arui wishes to con­
tinue his work in the school.
in 
The scholarship was given 
memory of his son, Malcolm Hi­
ram Reed, Jr. Each year 
the 
scholarship is awarded to a stu ­
dent on the basis of his past work 
and his p o ssib ilitie s in the future.

New Books in 
The Library

i 

R a ilr o a d s
Baltimore and Ohio. Catalogue of
the centenary exhibition, 1827-
1927. el927.

S c i e n c e
Celling, A. F. Book of stars. 1916. 
Collins, A. F,t Book of electricity. 

1910.

P h y s i o l o g y

Williams, E. H., How we become 
personalities.

E n g i n e e r i n g 
McMechen, E. C., The M offat tu n ­

nel of Colorado. cl927.

C a r p e t s
Wolfe, Mrs. F. A., How to identify 

oriental rugs. 

1927.

T e l e g r a p h 

Collins, A. F., Book of wireless, j 

1916.

A c c o u n t i n g
Morey, Lloyd, Introduction to gov­

ernm ental accounting.

H i s t o r y
Mongan, John Joseph, Life, Char­
acter and Influence of Pesider- 
ius Erasmus of Rotterdam. 1927, 
Roosevelt Memorial Assn., Ptan 
and design for the Roosevelt 
memorial in the city of Washing­
ton. 1926.

B io g r a p h y 
Lynch, D. T., “ Boss” Tweed. 1927.

A t the Austin 

Churches T oday

- U N I V E R S I T Y P R E S B Y T E R I A N
C H U R C H 
R e v . L a w r e n c e H. W h a r t o n , 
P a s t o r
Student classes—9:40 a. rn. 
Morning worship— 11 

o’clock
Dr. George Smnmey of New Or 
leans will preach.

H A R O L D TEEN—WH O CARES?

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

PAGE FIVE

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Bailey
H prreli

piece and was lighted d u r in g 
r 
gra n d m arch , which was lea ny Hardy Moore 
M a rg a re t Eldridge, d e a n of 
the nm < row icy
rM ___ 1 Eau ie r a tio n
* 
ch ap ter, fa v o rin g H erm an Glosser- Jluk Haiseii 
man of th e Sigm a A lpha Mu f r a - 1 Kioberu 
te rn ity . Steve G a r d n e r ’s orches- 
1 1 a fu rn ish ed music for th e dance.
A eleven o’clock 
a su p p e r wa- 
tw o h un dred an d fifty 
served to 
guests.

Bill (Baa*
H am J o h n so n
M aurice 

Spearm an 
A rthur B agb y 
T in y E van s 
S p u rgeon Hell 
Tom H ollow ay 
M eredith H op k ins 
A rthur B een 
T om H artley 
Jim m ie

H u fiem iick 
Red C h ild ress 
Bill C layton 
R ocky R undell 
Alton B u rd ln e 
Lamar H am ilton 
Bob J o h n son 
M arvin Brown 
Ralph B row n 
E v e rett E m m ons 
l i e , stun R en d ria 
Jo h n n y R ailtdti 
Chark1- K ram er 
Jack S p ark s 
W .Ilium V arn ell 
C harlie H arper 
H orace More lock 
Mart R eeves 
Boh Cam pbell 
Iii i cm B ailey 
J ero m e L oran* 
O u i Grows 
(iron s 
Fret! 
Jim R ogers 
C harles Upham
Jack D. K n ig h t

Eckhart!!
Ham M cRae
H m rv McCallum 
B ill Ryan 
Kenny C asw ell 
R ;fu* Kin*
Ed B uetar 
C harles R eynolds 
B ebe Di live orth 
D u t c h H i t t e r 
(ito r g r Sm ith 
G litch Brels,'ord 
M orris Gy d es on 
Bill R ippey 
T r a v is B ailey 
S h i r t y Long 
P e t t y

M cCullough 
Glen Ruasir* 
C harles Edge 
Jim m ie Boy .cfi 
H erbert T ig nor 
Alton B aggett 
Bill Bond 
Hi.lien Hurl. rider 

| Boh Bowen 
Bill M artin 
D utch R einhardt 
Rip C ollins 
j T in y G doer.
; Arch Adam s

Crusader of Ohio 

Led Ragged Mob 
To Capitol in 1894

By G R A D Y S T IL E S
V> ill Coxey m arch again ?
Will tho crusader from M assil­
lon, Ohio, s w in g his arm y o f un- 
in to 
i em ployed and 
the n ation al 

line to advance on 

d isco n ten ts 

J capital as he lid 34 years ago ?
« Ho has threaten ed to do so, ac* [bank buildin gs,
I cording to a n e w s story 
Texan.

in T he 

“B ecau se o f in terest, in du stry is 
’tam p ed , 
farm er s are hampered, 
progress o f all kind is ch ec k e d .” 
C o n tin u in g an exp la n a tio n o f 
his theories, ‘G e n e r a l’ C ovey said: 
“ In Massillon— w here 
a 
city 
o f 3 0 ,0 0 0 p opulation— we 
h a v e sir banks. That m eans six 
the 

(th e y 

live, 

are 

I 

impos-1 

stru ctures w e h a v e ) , 

m ost e la b o ra te and m ost 
six 
ing 
hank p re sid e n ts w hose 
in com es 
m ust be a m o n g the h igh est 
in 
tow n, s ix se ts o f clerks, six sets 
o f stockholders. All o f these have 1 
fa m ilies; all must b e supported by 
the p eo p le of the tow n . T h ere is 
ju s t as much se n se h a vin g 
six 
p o s t o f f ic e s in a city o f 3 0 ,0 0 0 as 
six banks.

E. Salin as, Jr. w ill spend 

in San A n to n io w ith | skirt» o f W ash ington 

w ee k -en d 
frie n d s. 

It w ill have bern e x a c t ly 34 
years ago n e x t April 21 sin ce th e 
crusader from Massillon, w ith his 
th e I cortege o f men reached t h e out- 
their 
in
the econom ic condi- 
the tion o f the U n ite d S ta te s w a s a t 

mem orable m arch. T hat w a s 
1894 when 

on 

Zenda L ew is 

is sp en d in g 
w eek-en d with h er f a m il y in San | a vcry jow 
A n to n io 
She w ill return to Auh- 
tm 

.lo n tla y . 

D i w o n t . n t R ife

E m ilie Moore 

w eek-en d 
fr ie n d s and fa m ily . 

in San A n to n io with 

j 

The cou n try w as 

is sp e n d in g the stirred up over the q uestion or 
im migration, C aliforn ian s w e r e 
( flo u n d e rin g o v er the C hinese ex-

“ The sam e situ a tio n ex ists 
in 
v irtu ally ev e r y to w n , v illage, and 
stated. 
city in the c o u n tr y ,” he 
“ Banks 
thing 
subsist 
in-
a lo n e — in terest. 
elusion acts, trou ble w as ra m p an t ter est n ot on ly on m on ey loaned 

on 
one 
T h ey e x a c t 

then 

also

. 

Bill S tu tts, l<»rmer sp orts w rite i betw een cap ital and 

labor, 

a n d but on papor cred it! A t present

the occasion i 

C ha p ero ne s 

fo r 
were Dr. and Mrs. A a ro n S c h a e f ­
fer, Dr. and Mis. H, J. Ettlingeiy 
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. D eals, a nd the
p a tro n e sse s of the sorority .

Bec S#iiK('f 

T he o ut-of-tow n g uests w e re:
M use C losserm n n 
Sam G lo-.»erman 
Leo A ronson 
Gera hen Ro.* en ­

I Carolyn kapm>r 
I .Josephine 
Hatches 
E sth er R *ye 

tre* aer 

l.e v y 

S eym our M arbutes 
Hubert 
L eslie Adet*
D aniel R osenbaum 
Dr. Jerom e Much 
Dr. A. H au ser 
Mr. and Mrs. B ir t 

Lips itz 

Mr. and Mrs.

J e r r y S ch a effer 

Mr. anil Mrs.

H arry Cohen 

Mr. and M rs.

M aurice G oldman 

Joe D a v is 
Leo D avis 
H erbert W olff 
Abner Burg 
Mrs. Sam Daily 
Mr. and Mr*.
W . H. S ch a effer 
Mrs. S. D.
B rooks 
Mrs. Edith 

K auffm an 

Mrs. R. H. H art 

'

| Guktttcm 

S y lv ia R osem an 
F rances rtcfcor 
La verite Kina 
N a n ette Cronbat’h 
KH ».a bet h E ld rid ge 

| Ruth E ldridge 

Rih.a A lexan d er 
; R ose H au m b lstt 
E sth er G lo ss e r ­

B ernice K osen th al 
E thel Baum 
j Mariam LH nit* 

A u gu sta N usbaum 
R oaelyn D avis 
S y lv ia C orm an 
Marion Me.awky 
Marvin S ta h l 
; P erry K allison 
: Bernard B roos*
I Jim in y S ch m id t 
M. 13. C ohen 

j Earl K aiser 
: Clarence A g rest 
H enry P hillip s 
I Zalm an B rou n off

Sigma Nu’s 
Give Dance

Keenan-Speer \V edding 
Saturday Evening

A g a rd e n w edding o f u n u s u a l
a ttr a c tiv e n e s s w a s solemnized S a t­
u r d a y ev ening when M a r g a r e t 
S p e e r a n d C h a rle s K eenan, J r . 
w ere m a rrie d a t the home o f the 
b rid e ’s p a re n ts , J u d g e an d Mrs.
O d e Speer.

an d 

T he s e ttin g f o r the w edding was 
th e te r r a c e . 
f e r n s 
P a lm s 
w ere used to d e c o ra te , and smilax 
th e Spanish archw ays.
d ec o ra te d 
A white p ra y e r bench served as 
th e a ltar, a n d ta ll w h ite p ed e sta ls 
on each side held c a n d e la b ra s with 
c a th e d ra l c a n d le s burning. T h e re 
w ere flo w e r b a sk e ts on each side 
of the a l t a r filled w ith 
sp rin g 
flow ers in pastel shades, a n d the 
a lta r was d e c o ra te d in flowers. 
Dr. W. B ry a n , p a s to r o f 

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on

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SO C IAL C A L E N D A R 

Friday, April 27

A lpha T a u O m ega 

in fo rm al 

dance, C o u n try Club, 9-12.

G race Hall dance, G race 

Hall, 9-1.

S a t u r d a y , A p r i l 2 8

Skull and 

Bones 

d in n e r 

dance. C o u n try Club, 7-12.

T au D elta Phi d in n e r dance, 

um n

Dris^ill hotel, 7-12.

G erm an, K.C. Hall, 9-12.

Alpha Delta Pi 
Gives Tea Dance

Alpha Delta Pi e n te r ta in e d with 
J a te a d an ce a t th e C o u n try Club 
to 

the I F rid ay , April 20, fro m 5:30 

e n t e r ! 

P a lm s and roses w*ere used 

M ethodist ch u rc h , read th e mar-1 8:30.
riage vows. T he first to 
to 
was Mrs. W rig h t Stubbs, s is te r of d eco rate, a n d a lighted ba d g e of 
th e bride an d h e r only a tte n d a n t. Alpha D elta Pi w as over the m an- 
She wore h e r w e dding dress 
o rc h e s tra 
of tie. 
Steve G a r d n e r ’s 
ta f- fu rn ish e d the music, and the med- 
c h an geable orchid a n d flesh 
ley o f A.D. Pi w as played. P u n c h 
fe ta , made in period style, 
and 
c a rrie d a n a r m bouquet of r o s e - ' was ser ved th r o u g h o u t the 
eve- 
buds and s w e e t peas. 
Follow ing ning, a n d a plate lunch w as served 
Mrs. S tubbs c a m e th e two 
flow er girls, E liz a b e th A nn 
Doris * lear! P ete rs o n , nieces 
th e bride. T h e y w ore fro c k s o f 
flesh g e o rg e tte and e a r n e d F r e n c h M«eyl Burke
t 
ring- 
b ask ets o f rosebuds. The 
of 
b e a ie r , C h arle s H ackett, son 
Dr. and Mrs. C h a rle s W. H a c k e tt, 
preceded th e bride.

and j Douglas Newton 
o f j J?hn HW hWttt* 

little a t 7 o’clock, 

, W aldon S tephen

Newman

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f

Bill W illiam s 
Edward D anley 
Than W eis*
H enry S la v ik 
Jack W illiam * 
James. Hubbard 
C hester Day 
Charlie W h ite 
'Jew-tan G afford 
John Boone 
Paul p ed ler 
Bing B la sin g a m e 
Lee S ign or 
Bob B urge**
Joe K incaid 
Son R aym ond 
Frank Brook* 
Rocky Rundell 
Harry Miller 
John G ordon 

W ilcox 

G eorge G reen 
Charlie F arrin gton 
Otho S tu b b lefield 
Mark Dunean 
G eorge Burnham 
A. C. F oster 
Leon G lasscock 
P at V oigh t 
Eddie B ueiar 
John A llen Ward 
Jack G iles 
J mi D o rsett 
Jack Bain 
W alter F iegel 
Sam Saxon 
A rchie Adam s

T. H. W illiam * 
R alston S co tt 
Hal A rm stron g 
H arry W illiam * 
L ouis P age 
Connor S co tt 
C harles Quereau 
Earl Tav-tor 
Lee W illiam * 
H arry C rockett 
G eorge H addaw ay 
A rthur H addaway 
Paul M idkiff 
C. C. H offm an

B ill Scurry 
R u fu s Kin*
Bernard .S e r e s t 
G eorge Red 
Jim m ie Green 
Edward Jarratt 
G ray Brown 
W illard Perkin* 
Rocky R undell 
Marvin Brown 
S earcy F ergu aon 
Tom S ea ly 
Rip Collin*
Virjtil Childre*# 
Buddie R uyetey 
C larence Irvin 
J a y K ellev 
Charlie M ilhouse 
Bill D erby 
io m H artley 
Ralph H ow ell 
H olly Brock 
B ill Ford
P o ttie M cCollou*h 
W h itey W h itesid e* 
Claude L oftu#
A rthur B a*b y 
V ie C reigh ton 
Jim R am sey 
B osw ell N ew ton 
Frank Brook# 
H erb ert T ign or 
Ox H ig g in s 
Cheater Allen 
Ted T aylor 
Charlie W allace 
W indy John#on 
B ill Scurry 
M elvin B oykin 
Burt D yke 
P axton Littlepasre 
Jim Lum pkin 
P i* * ie W illiam s 
B ill Graham 
A ubrey C ockrell 
G ordon D uncan 
B ill M urphey 
B ill E lk in s 
C harles L ew is 
B ill G lass 
Bort Rippley 
Judd M iller 
V ie Moore 
D avis Scarb rou gh 
Joe K in*
P lane H ollom an 
Bill E ste s 
Gresham M arm loii 
J had S anders 
Bick Brew er 
Jim m ie H u ffin d ick 
Joe W ade 
Jim m ie P ayn e 
K enneth F orm an 

Holloway 

C H A PER O N ES 

M iss Ruby T errell M iss D orothy 
M r*. F ran ces 
G oldheck 

G ebauer

Mr. and Mrs. J. G.

Mr, and M rs. T. T. W ilcox

M ils Lula M.

H ewley

tulle , m ade w ith 

The b rid e ’s dress was o f white 
t a f f e t a an d 
a 
tig h t basque a n d v e ry long with 
a ti ain in th e back. She w ore a 
veil o f tulle f a s te n e d with o ra n g e 
blossoms, a n d ca rrie d a b o u q u e t 
of white ro se b u d s a n d lilies of th e 
valley.

H. L. L ew is of N a v a s o ta was 

th e g ro om ’s on ly a tt e n d a n t .

Mr. a n d Mrs. K e en a n l e f t im­
m ed iately a f t e r the c e rem o n y fo r 
tr ip by motor, 
a short w ed d in g 
in Galves­
a n d will be a t home 
ton. Mrs. K een en 
f o r m e r 
s tu d e n t of th e U niversity a n d was 
a pledge o f K appa K ap pa G am m a 
is also a f o r ­
so rority . K e e n a n 
m er r t u d e n t a n d a m e m b e r 
of 
D elta Chi f ra te r n it y .

is a 

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4 f

O u t-of-tow n 

frie n d s h e r e 

fo r
th e w edding w e re : Mrs. O. W.
P e te ts o n of F o r t W o rth , Mr. a n d SU' Font*
Mrs. C h a rle s A. K ee n a n o f Gal- j 
£ 
. n i x . 
veston, M inor S te w a rt o f n o u s - ] Gen„ Harlan 
ton , M a jo r a n d Mrs. D e le m a te r of 
San Antonio, Dean W h a tle y , Betty 
of 
Colem an, a n d Merle G riffith 
F o r t W orth.

- TI 

V»• 

o . 

Lubben 
June* L aughlin

Webb-Austin 
Engagement Announced

Mr. and Mrs. P re sto n Rose A us­
a n n o u n c e d 

tin of V ic to ria h av e 
the e n g a g e m e n t of th e ir d a u g h te r, I Fred JJairlte 
M ary E lizab eth, to C arlton Phil- S 
ip W ebb of M ineral Wells. T he! 
w edding will be S a tu rd a y , May 5, 
a t 7 o’clock in the e v e n in g a t th e 
in Victoria.
P r e s b y te ria n church 

M avne 

Miss A ustin 

is a f o r m e r stu -j 

Mr*. Mary EL 

d e n t a n d a m e m b e r of Pi B e ta Phi.
the 
Gail W ebb g r a d u a te d fr o m 
School of Law and is a m e m b e r I A l p h a E p s i l o n I h i
C t Phi D elta T h e ta . T h e y will G i v e s D a n c e 
be a t home in M ineral Wells.

S te v e n s

Alpha Phi is e n t e r ta in in g with 
a fo! mal te a a t th e c h a p te r house 
T huiEday a f te r n o o n , A pril 26, 
fro m 4 to 6 o ’clock.

T em ple Duderfetadt l e f t F r id a y 
f o r his f a t h e r ’s ra n c h n e a r F r e d ­
erick sbu rg, w here he will spend a 
fe w day3, r e t u r n i n g 
td A ustin 
Monday.

N edra N ew k irk h as 
Houston f o r several days.

gone 

to 

O m ega C h a p te r of Alpha Epsi- 
on Phi e n te rta in e d with a form al 
d an ce S a tu r d a y evening, A pril 21, 
a t th ? A ustip C o u n try Club, h o n o r­
ing the spring initiates. T he so­
ro rity colors of g re e n and w hite 
w ere carried o u t in d e c o ra tio n s of 
palms an d sp r in g flow ers, while 
varicolored balloons an d rainbow 
spotlight len t f u r t h e r color to the 
occasion.

A so rority pin fashioned o f elec­
the m antle-

a d o rn e d 

tric lights 

•At M u eller’s S h oe Store

V

Early Sum m er 

S lip p ers

sm art and 
- Extremely 
very new is this Colonial 
Toya Straw Pump, medium toe and 
heel at

$ 9 .5 0

— Honey_ Beige— Jade White are 
colors that are new and shown in 
Pumps and Strap Slippers 
— medium and high heels.

$10 lo $15

Hosiery, too.

crnffljnmm

6 0 6 Congress A ve.
Home of Good Shoes—Hosiery

berg

C atherine Joh n son 
France* C ollie 
Dot F en tress 
E velyn Jam ison 
Mary N oble*
Sarah 
. ‘ayn e 
Lol* W illiam * 
Jan e O liver 
Mary Ann 

M U ses

F rance* A nne S au n -

Jacq u elin B lack w ell
E leanor T errell
E velyn W ilkie

der*

Mabel W e st 
F lo ssie A llen 
M arjorie A m ason 
Ti Hi*- T u ck er 
B each ie Robbins 
M argaret M cFadden Jane Web!
Adell* H o u ssejs 
H ate (.alder 
Dot H in es 
Bes* Tobin 
V irgin ia M cLeod 
Julia Ball 
Dot B ylander 
Mary L ou ise 
S p a r k s 
E v ely n Gay 
Mary L o u ise Leow 
F ran ces Sternt-n- 

T h elm a F ish er 
H elen Darden 
D orothy N ell R oss 
Liz Ja ck so n 
M a non Cr LE ii 
Claudia Heard 
Mary Ford 
H ilda W offord 
S u e H eath y 
S ally B e st E ast 
Mildred Code 
O rita S m ith 
Myra M arshall 
E leanor Bruce 
A gnes S m ith 
V irgin ia C ollier 
Mai ion*- Craven* 
Re he PT. IK b ess 
Ju lia B elle D* ut* 
M axcy C arter 
Jean * D eV otie 
C h arlotte Crook 
C atty 
la icy 
Mary Jo H airston 
D orothy Cook 
R ose H oward 
H elen K aulbaeh 
L illian Rat.die 
N ancy F itch 
Jean S m ith 
Jerry McLean 
IL Ion A dele F ish er

M cLendon 
R uth Brown 
Alice W e llh e a d 
M arjorie N eeley 
V irgin ia McGaha 
L ou ise M illican 
T ebe T ou ch sto n e 
Liz C ooper 
Liz B aker 
Thrace R ogers
Mary Loui*«* SkH ley Mar^anR Brown 
F ran ces T arlton 
Mary Ryan 
Zula M atthew # 
Frances. Boyd 
Dink M eyers

Lena Fttim oar
Liz M cK innon
D oroth y Kramer
Liz L aughlin

M essrs.

Bill E lkin*
Hill D evere#u x 
W alker W h ite 
Max EversberK 
P int W ebb 
S ta n ley Cox 
R»i> Hsnlerwood 
(lib P a y n e 
T om m y H ughe* 
Big Un R ose 
B ill Ford 
John S to fer 
Rill M urphey 
T u fty Joh n son 
Bubber C rowder 
Jud M iller 
Vie C reigh ton 
B illy Burr 
Buddie H arris 
Hilt Derby 
Gerald C offey 
Bob SUm e 
B. W. Zihlm an 
Bunny J e ffe r s 
Carrel Cox 
J. D. A n sley 
Joe A nsley 
H olly Brock 
t e d W ray 
Jim m ie

S tep h en so n 

Bierce Langford 
Burk Shipm an 
Claude L oftu* 
B ert Ripley

R onald B yron 
M. J. H eyn e 
C h arles 

M cCollum 
Vie Moore 
Tom Martin 
Dog L etzerich 
Snoek E iiers 
Bill M ayfield 
Mao B u rn ett 
Jim R am sey 
Sam W oodward 
S hady S earles 
Ted M ayfield 
J o e K ing 
P o ts y A llen 
OX H ig g in s 
J im m ie Parke 
K en n eth 
E v e ret K igntis 
J o e W a d e 
Ralph U nw ell 
C reston Funk 
Ben W hitnel 
P ig g ie W illiam *
J . P. B r y a n 
W i l l a r d Pei kin s 
Kkippy LeGoye 
Carlo# W a g n e r 
Jack 
ll inion 
F r e d M a r k i e 
S u gar Camp % 
S am m y B oy 
S m ith 

J im m ie G reen

fo r e m a n 

OD the M o n tg o m e r y 
( A l a .) Star- 
A d v e rtise r and no w a s t u d e n t in 
th e 
the University, 
week-end in San A ntonio,

is s p e n d in g 

Rustic se ttin g s and rag g e d clo th ­
in g fo rm e d an a p p r o p r ia te a tm o s ­
phere f o r one of the most un ique j
d an ces o f the Seaton F r id a y night th weck_end in P a i las. 
when th e Sigma Nus e n te r ta in e d 
at the S tep hen F. A u stin roof. 
T r u e r u ra l atmosDhere fo r 

Mr. and Mrs. WL I’. D evereux
a of M i n d e n . Lu.. a re visiting th e ir

W a y n e C. G a r d in e r is sp e n ding

arc sp ending a few days in D al­
las.

K a th e r in e Rose has gone to D al­

Shocks o f corn were placed 
a t
e ith e r e n d of the dance flo or and 
corn shucks and bits of gain w ere 
s c a tte re d over the e n tir e floor. An 
the
old bug gy sc atte re d 
sides of th e floor a c c e n tu a te d tho
effe c t, as did the a n ti q u a te d pie- w eek-end in Sun A ntonio, 
tu re s o f f o r e f a th e r s 
hu ng a lo n g the walls. 
yard m o tif was carnied thro u g h in 
the r e fre sh m e n ts. 

The b a rn - V irginia G r if fith 

las f o r th e week-end.

t h a t were

visit ing at 

the Alpha 

a lo n g 

house.

F lo rence Baillie is s p e n d in g tho

of C onro e
I 11a

IS
Pi

revolution w as p re d ic te d 

, h(, p op u iis t p arty w as a s s e r t in g j it is es tim a te d that the banks have
its platform . D iscon ten t and a u f
o u ts ta n d i n g ap p ro x im a te ly $31,- 
e v e ry w h e re visible, j 000,000,001) in loans. Of this only 
fering were 
A 
in actual money, 
an(j $29,500,000 is in bonk cre-
alarmists. 
in- 
this 
At 
te r e s t on the e n tire $31,000,000.”
State# Issue Money

Seehler (lits. Yet the b an ks receive 

Coxey came to th e 

by , $ij,0<K),000 

f r o n t. 

Ja c o b 

tim e 

is 

To his own people in Massillon 
he is no t a m an * o f pu g n a c io u s 

The Ma billon philosopher, al­
the pros-
be is though displeased with 
who e m financial f vstem o f 
th e conn-
# 
im- j try, does n o t wish it to be abol- 
provem ents, m akes frien d s a m o n g o h e d , unless a plan b e tte r th an 
his fellow tow n sm en . 
man of 
says one w rite r, 
fervor, who 
through fa r a w ay eyes, like a place m oney fo r s t a t e s and 
Unvexed with m odern problem s. rio us subdivisions r a t h e r th a n for

im aginative s y m p a th ie s ,” t h a t he has t h e s u b s titu te plan, 
j n his own w ords the p la n is:
a t th e world j “ T h e g o v e rn m e n t should coin the

it can he s u b s titu te d . He believes I 

“ of em otional 

“ He is 

looks 

th e ir 

v a - j

a 

I

them w e re 

deposit with 

tho c o n tin e n t, 

s ta te d esiring to obtain 

\ e t Coxey, 
led 

dream er, 
W ashington. 

the 
citizen, 
the c r u sad e rs 

T he e9t.b e a r i n g 25-year bond in 

converted. 
t e m p e r a m e n t w as 

In ’94 he preached his philoso- n otes Khall 

th e hanks. Let th e m oney be issued I 
to ajrajn8t a(,tu a l v a lu e s .' A city or I 
tr e a s u r y !
the 
tr e a s u r y d e p a r tm e n t a non-intcr- 
phy to his fellow citizens. M any 
any 
of 
public 
r e a d y a m o u n t up to b u t not exceeding 
for a n y th in g to change c o n d itio n s . o n e „half th e assessed v a lu a tion of 
then existing, and C oxey’s 
con­
verts inc re a se d in n um bers. F a r 
(cross 
to Wash­
ington, C alifo rn ia, M o n ta n a , W y­
oming, it s p r e a d f and unem ployed 
and debtors welcomed the new doc­
trine. Cowboy*!, 
lum ­
bermen, m in ers and hoboes— few 
cla.ses o f la b o r w ere 
u n r e p r e ­
sented.

real pro p e rty . This bond 
g u a r a n te e r e tu r n of the principal 
a t the r a te of 4 p e r cent a year,
this a m o u n t lo be raised by means 
o f gen eral 
re ­
ceipt o f the bond, the g o v e rn m e n t 
shall have p rin te d tr e a s u r y notes 
of vary in g 
and 
i hall r e ta in one per cont o f such 
notes to cover cost of e n g ra v in g
,n t , 
8r„) turn over 99
, to tho co m m ,m lty . W ith
 c,ctiri d o t , V , mi „ f 25 
th c m o n ey w il! be cancel-

The m arch he,tan. Coxey ami 

Coxey*. A r r , , M a r c h .. 

ta x a tio n . Upon 

d e n o m in a tio n s; 

f a r m e r s , 

shall i 

his m otley a r m y war a d v an c in g )h(. ^
upon W ashington . T h e line 
ex- 
tended across a co n tin en t. T h e ir 
advance w as n o t w ith o u t 
him 
d ranee rn p la c e .. A t O m aha th e r e muni 
was a 
b e d e e n 
b a ttle 
tra in m en a n d followers of Coxey
train
 

pitched 

0 who had c o m m a n d e e red a 
® I p r 

t r a n s p o r t in* 

their_ n u m b e r , ; L 

,,
A ecordin* to Coxey’a plan, c . m - 
h a |ik | couJ(| b(, ,:rtablished 
cou|<1 ()btajn m ,mey 
f r ,m
m oney

the g o v e rn m e n t w itho ut paying 
( in te r e s t
Tho c om m u nity bank,
to 

* ’ coul(] |c nd th c m 0 „ 

Longhorns Rally-

(C on tinu e d from page I )

AB R 

loss by 

th e ir hopes f o r 

series, an d ta k in g a fir m hold oil 
fir s t place in the c o n f e r e n c e p e r ­
the 
tw in 
ce n tage. T he 
A ggies g ave 
a 
i sh o t a t the c o n fe r e n c e c h a m p io n ­
ship a severe jolt, a n d p u ts th em 
; in the position of the u n d e rd o g .
ll PO A
I Aggies - - 
0
1 
W endt, cfd* 
0
J e f f r i e s , r f 
0 
B lount, 2b 
0 5
I Bi oiles, lf 
Conover, cf 
H u n t, ss 
B e rn h a rd , 3b 
Lackey, c .... 
Sikes, p-lf 
1 Childers, l h 
W ym an, p 
♦Goby ...... 

1 1 2 
4 1 0 
5 0 
8 
0 
I 0 
0 
4 0 
4 0 
4 0 
3 0 
I 0 
1 0 

3 
1 1 0
0 
0 
1 1 2
1 0 
0 
1 1 
0 17 
0 
0 

3
9 1
6
I
0 0
0 0

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37 

9 30 19 

in M o n ta n a m ore th a n .OO Coxey- 
itda w ere c a p tu re d by U. S. sol-
Coby hit fo r C o n o v e r in l o th . 't i l e r s . Hut th e line c o n tin u e d to
E I m o v e -s o m e th in g like 8,000 strong.
’o n t h r i l l ? A p r il'1 8 9 4 , " c o x - 
0
th e advance Ku a r d of 
I e>, with un. o u value 
arrived in W ash- 
0 

I i i i n e f t * w r y

 — - — - —^ 

m I . L r . Q 

— - 

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the cru sad e rs, 
ington.
tro o p s 

re a ch e d 
, 7 
* 
me week la te r. 

p 

T he re m a in d e r 

o f 

th e capitol city 

T h e ir w o rk was 

soon en d e d 

, 

T e x as—
W ebb, ss 
H ughes, lf 
E d w ard s, cf 
H opkins, 2b 
Rhoads, 3b
Da vt# (Higgins, rf

lb 

W alker, 
Allen, c 
Railton, p

3
2
2
I
0
I

AB R H PO A
2
0
5
0
2
4
0
I
5
4
I
5
2
2
4
0
0
3
IO 0
I
. 4
I
9
I
4
3
0
2
4

0
I
0
2
I
0
0
0
0

w i t h „ u t c h a rg in g in

terest.

abolish 

“ We c an n o t

a1’ 
‘G e n e ra l1 

th e 
'■’" m f c h f ’ 
have 
for we still ho

in te r e s t 
sa
said, 
for
” * m oney o b lig atio n s which still have
.
.. 
B u t we can get a
The fir s t t h i n , is to g e t 

H 
th e F - " * t o jr u n .

-ta rt. 
( th e new system c s ta b m h e d . ”

t > sta n d 

. 

_ 

, 

* 

p 

. Massillon Coxey 

th eat-
u is th c B B a

P 

4 

T O T A L 

38 
Score by inn in gs 
A. & M. 
T e x as 

3
R H E
101 OOO COO 0— 2 9 6 
. . 200 OOO OOO 2 — 4 8 3 

8 30 17 

S®” * *. r. 7 U< 
steps of th e capitol was refu se d 
or 
ig no red, a n d his chief m a r ­
shall was a r r e s te d in an a tte m p t
to force 
later Coxey him elf w as a r re s t, i P - " «» m* “ 7 ? " 1 l,ut “
— f o r w alking on the g rass. 
arm y disbanded. Singly a n d 

Coxey o f 34 y e a r s ago only in a
d i f f e r e n t costum e. 
toll of
is paid o u t, and
p assing y ears 

issue. T h re e days I W h ‘li™ an,) 

and d ream s 
rem ain, 

fo r a hap p ie r populace 
inextin gu ish ab le.

T he sam e 

f a c e * p

ideals 

The 

the 

Will the c ru s a d e r sally f o r th a 

’I he
in 
Hom e r u n s : H opkins. Bases on ^mail g ro u p s th e m otley a r m y de­
th e ir cf- 

th e c ity ; 

S u m m ary

P itc h in g 

fo rts w*ere of little avail.

b a r s , o f f Sikes 4, Railton 3 ; struck j p a rte d fro m 
ou t, by Sikes 5, by r.a r.u m 9; sto 
ten bases, H ughes, H u n t ; sacrifice i B ut w h at o f Coxey’s th e o rie s? 
hit, H iggins, H u n t, Allen. Hopkins, 
Railton. 
2 
runs, 5 hits o f f Sikes in 7 2-3 in- j t i f f m a rc h upon W a sh in g to n ; to 
in* day they a r e as sacred to him as 
n in g s; 2 r u n s 3 h its in 2 1-3 
they w ere 34 y e a rs ago. H e is
nings o f f W y m a n . 
still th e philosoph er o f Massillon, 
although th e y e a rs have b e g u n to p<<rs Mo))(]ay> AprU 
make th e ir m a rk upon him. 

te n ets which a c tu a te d his abor- L a v e n d e r 

Time of gam e: 2:32. 
U m pire: Hoover.

He has n e v e r ab an d o n e d those j f 

_____ 
, 
"i 

He th r e a te n s .

second tim e?

sta tis tic s : 

_________

riS~ i i 
I a i K S t o

, 

B anks Arp U n n ec essa ry 

y 
A 
V e & p c r s O I 

V l o n r l a v
y
, Miss R o b e rta L a v e n d e r will
on uThi, B e a titu d e s” as ves-
5 j
o ’clock in th e G irls’ Stu dy Hall. A
be
special musical n u m b e r will 
Asked re c en tly by a n e w s p a p e r - ; klv>(.n \)y Besa Olson, an d M inerva 
man w h a t he yould do if, on a C u nn in gha m will sing. Grace* San- 
sudden, he becam e a b enevo len t d em o n will 
devotional
| despot w ith his word all-em brac- ! period. 
replied Miss
hastily 
mg law, Coxey 
th a t he w ould abolish in t e r e s t on ! p re sid e n t of 
money. 
te re s t b e a r in g bond s,” he said, 

M arian McDowell, new 
I ’n ive risty Y. 
issue non-in- W. C. A., will preside a t this serv- 

“ I would 

lead 

th e 

the 

2:;, 

ice,

at 

| 

Serving You

/ “\F T E N thousands of dollars worth of property are 
used in making a single long distance calk For a 
local message, you have the exclusive use for the time 
being, of hundreds of dollar:-, worth of property Your 
telephone instrument is but 2% of the equipment 
needed to serve you.

But this immense system of machinery and wires behind your 
telephone could not function .were it not for tho force of well- 
trained em ployees and the capable management.

The Services of all our employees and our equipment orc fur- 
nisned at rn price which enables you to get perhaps more pleaser * 
and more benefit than for any other like amount of money which 
f ©
vol spend. 

SOUTHWESTERN B E U TELEPHONE COMPANY 

0

Tee— I hear there is another uprising in 

Mexico.
Hee— How revolting.

— Bick nel l Belle Hop .

We have a splendid array of “ Modernistic” 
Jewelry. These Necklace and Braelet Sets 
are very sm art this spring. The effect 
is 
It is easy to see why they are tho 
stunning. 
vogue.
Looking over th e different designs will in­
terest you very much. Come in and do so.
Don't think you have to buy. You’ll not be 
asked to.

2-Piece Sets 
$5.00 to $10.00

Single Pieces 
$2.25 to $7.50

Carl Mayer Co.

Jewelers - Silversmiths 
618 Colures* A ve*

rV 
t
y

f

r n

Japanese straw in black 
and trkite-— patent tr im ­
med.

$1 0 .5 0

Litlo l i m n 
$ 10.00
There's Always Something 
NevnA t the French hoot Shop
I his W eek Is P r e s e n te d : ::

— J a p a n e s e rf r a w s l i p p e r s

— L i d o f a b r i c in nat ural linen 
( h i ne r a t in

— C h p c d( 

Crepe de ('kine Satin 
in
Iliad: or Congee 
$ 1 3 .5 0

CLOCKED H O SE 
A RE SM A R T
Up from the ankle or 
the knee, 
H<i wit 
these cleverest of sum ­
mertime hose 
in 
shades created especially 
to harmonize with 
the 
new slipper shades.

come 

from 

$ 2 .50 and $2 .9 5
the pair.

Featuring small sizes 
and narrow widths.

S izes 2 to 9 
W id th s A A A A A to B

1 * 1 1 ( 2 , #
b L h r r x ’ - 

tx . >• J 9 -F %/

C O N G R E S S N E A R EIGHTH

BROCHURE

brochure of Sp ri ng and S u m m e r Models just 

o f f the press— write tor a copy

Students Appreciate

The economy, rapidity, and conven­

ience of the Street Cars and Busses 

and are among the first to ta k e a d ­

vantage of the service offered. 

g |

A r

To serve the Students has been th e 

constant aim of the Austin Street R ail­

way Company— an aim which, we be- 

Hove, has been accomplished IN FA C T.

‘Courtesy and Service

Austin Street Railway Co

 H alf Moon; Joe Wade, Delta Chi;! 
FT K appa A lp h a ; 
WL I*. Glass, 
Elliott H. Ja c k so n , Delta Sigma 
P h i; M. Brown, D elta Kappa Ep­
silo n ; Clay R. A. T a y lo r, Alpha 
Tau O m e g a ; C harles K tnzbaeh.j 
J o h n T errell, 
Sigma E t a C h i; 
K a p p a A lp h a ; Richard Miller, 
D elta T au D e lta ; B. J o o n , T h e ta 
( hi 
Xi; Jo e W heeler, L am b da 
A lpha; 
F o rre st B e n n e tt, Tau 
Sigma 
D elta Phi; F ra n k E stes, 
Phi
Chi; G eorge H a d d a way,
phi
G am m a D elta; S ta n le y 
D elta T h e ta .

Cox,

Second h e a t: Albert v \ h a r ­
der, Phi Sigm a D e lta , H. Glosser- 
man, Sigm a Alpha Mu; C. Lynch, 
K a p p a Sigma, W illard P e r k i n s , J 
Phi K a p p a P O ; M arlin Sandlin, 
H alf M oon; H om er Rouldin, 
I i 
K appa A lpha; S ta n f o r d L. Mil­
ler, D elta Sigma P h i; H. S h e a re r, j 
D elta K appa E p silo n ; Jo h n S aner, 
Alpha T au O m ega; Buck S h ip ­
man, K ap p a Alha; B. Rich, ^b e ta 
Xi; J . Gennberg, T a u Delta I hi;
J . T. Post. Sigma Chi; G eorge 
ii.
Arm dead, Phi G am m a D elta;
M.
Kink, Sigma Alpha Mu; 
II.
Long, Kappa Sigma.
Relay
D e p a rtm e n ta l final T h u r s d a y 
F r a t e r n i t y

F irst heat. 

Pi.? 
Half Moon, Delta Chi, Pi K appa 
Aloha, Delta Sigma Phi. 

B e ta T h e t a 

I

S econd heat ; Delta K appa Ep- 
I a d o n ; Alpha T a u O mega, Sigma 
' E ta Chi, K appa Alpha, D elta l a u
t , 

Delta. 

f 

T hird h e a t ; T h e ta X:, L am bda 
Chi All.a, T a u D elta Phi, Sigm a 
Chi, Phi G amma D elta.

Fourth h e a l: Phi Delta T h e ta ,
Sigma Alpha 
I hi Sigma Delta, 
Mu Kappa Sigma, I "bi Kappa P i.
I n d e p e n d e n t S inai F h u r » d a y 

F in a l * »« 

f o l l o w i n g 

f i e ld e v e n t * 

Shot P a t 
D e p a r t m e n t a l

. 

has 

th e U n iv e rsity 

E n g in e e rin g work 

been 
in each 
the 
to

-rffr&Z™ A lecs S lig h te d 
O nly O n c e In 
L ast 4 3 Y e a rs

F r a t e r n i t y
G erald C o t fey, B e ta T h e ta »
H e rb W illiams, B e ta T h e ta Pi 
F r a n k Brooks, H a lf M oon; 
i im.- 
mons, H a lf M oon; C. WL Cook 
D elta C hi; V. D onnellt, Delta 
C hi; Rolfe G. W ells, 
Pi K a p p a 
A lpha; WL S. S h o rt, Pi K a p p a Al­
p h a; Harold Leave!!, D elta Sierra 
P hi; F o u st Allen, D elta K a p p a 
E p s ilo n ; C harles R e in h a r t, Delta 
K appa E psilo n; CL VV. Buckley, 
Alpha T au O m e g a ; Bill High tow- 
or, Alpha T a u O m e g a ;
King, Sigma Eta C h i; Rip Collin", 
Sigm a E t a C hi; Jamc® f rowley, 
S te rlin g R um;, 
K ap pa A lp h a ; 
K appa A lp h a ; F o r re s te r H ancock, 
D elta T a u D e lta ; C arl Van W o r ­
mer, Delta T a u D e lta ; H . Slavik, 
T h e ta XI; IL N agle, T h e ta Xi; J . 
G. M cKinnon, L a m b d a Chi A l­
p h a ; H a r r y W ard , Lambda Chi 
A lp h a ; H a rro ld F.ichenbaum, T a u 
Delta 
J. G ensberg, T a u 
In d ia Phi; C. B. Dilworth, S ig m a ) 
Chi; 
P ete Staples, Phi G am m a D e lt a ;j 
Phi Gamin a 
Beverly Beekam , 
Phil
D e lta ; Bi! ley H a rg ro v e s, 
Delta T h e t a ; J o h n S to f e r , 
Phi 
D e l t a T h e t a ; H e rm a n Buck s p a a , I 
ever 
j 
, 
Phi Sigm a D e lta ; A lbert A lexan 
[given in the College of Engineer 
dc r, phi Sigma D e lta ; FL Fink, 
big in the* U n iv ersity was to 
ll.
Sigm a Alpha M u; A, B rand ,
P H u n n ie u tt of Austin. He to ok 
Sigma Alpha M u; M. B u r n e t t,
bn B. S. in Civil E n g in e e r in g in 
.Johnson,
Kappa S igm a; L. A. 
MHH. Birne that tim e a to ta l of 
hhi
Kappa S ig m a ; Joh n J e t e r ,
902 degree: have be«*n given, Of 
Fbi
K appa P i; 
S to fe r,
the-e 4 k have been m a s te r de-| 
yet 
gM-es, No woman has as 
Delta T h e ta .
how- 
received a m a s te r degree, 
* \ i r 
degrees. 
Three h u n d re d and thirty -tw o de 
in th e 
d e p a rtm e n t. 
to 
the d e g re e s issue*! in th e electri- 

j 
J o e Flem in g, U n iversity C afe 
j te r in ; M eredith Baker, U niversity 

G re g o ry This n u m b e r is 27 in excess 

Paul M eador,
S p a r k s ;

IL D. Shelley, Sigm a C hi;

S p a rk s;! «/rees have b een 

Th*- first de g re e t h a t wa 

e n g in e e rin g 

F r a n k civil 

I n d e p e n d e n t

I I have 

received 

issued 

J o h n 

P h i ; 

j

C lu b ; Ray 
D o rm A. ; c a l d e p a r tm e n t.

Little C am pus!

E- 

VV, 

I). Browning, Acad* r n ; Ct 
c . B uchanan, E n g in e ! r, 
P* 
Crow , E n g in e e r ; 0 . M. C n tb irth , 
E n g in e e r ; IL M. Dyer, E n g in e e r ;
N. Gi
J , A. FalHn, E n g in e e r ;
G atoitra, E n g in e e r; E. E. Cl mon,
E n g in e e r; F red Jo h n , E n g i n e e r ,
IL L. Barid, Engineer; K. K- Mc 
Klroy, E n g in e e r ; EL A. McNutt, 
Engineer; Ab Martin, Engineer; Cm rge King, 
Roe Simkin*. Engineer; J . M, Ste­
wart, Engineer, FL FL Rodger*, |
E n g in e e r; J. W. V a u g h a n , E n g i­
n e e r ; K. Von B eckman, E n g in e e r ;
R, WL W’alker, E n g in e e r ; J o h n ]
W ilson Engineer; ll. B. Mathews,!
( Engineer; M, T, Gr**r». Engineer. |
F r a t e r n i t y

( a f e t e r i a ; 

Jo h n , N ewman C lub; 
C u n n in g h a m , N ew m an 
Morris. Little C am pus
C lifton H arkins,
Dorm A,

H i g h J u m p 
D e p a r t m e n t a l

ft,,man 

P re-law 

Millard Arick, L ittle 
J a v e l i n 
D e p a rtm e n ta l
L B arto sh, 
\V. G. C un n in g a h , B, B. A .; C. A,I
Kelley, A c a d e m ; G uy Gook, Fin- 
gi n e e r ; NL G, C ato a ra , E n g i n e e r ;
H L. I-and, E n g in e e r ; J. J. l.ovoi. 
E n g in e e r; K. KL Mc Elroy, E ng i­
n e e r; FL A, M cN air, E n g in e e r ; R.
L O tto, E n g in e e r ; Roe Sim pkln t, | 
E n g in e e r ; C. C. Smith* E n g in e e r ;
J. M. S te w a r t 
W hite, E ng in e*
E n g in e e r.

Trip to Museum 

Reveals Startling 
Morals and Things

B y W I L L I A M E I L E R S , J R .
The other d a y w e w ent over to 
and 
the A n th ro p o lo g y Museum 
looked th e collection over again.
W e have seer, it several 

on 
tim es b u t arnounts to 

SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1928.

;

in store 

R a th e r S p o o k y 

f o r ; recognition 

L a s t y e a r -‘L if e " 

re- 
He will say t h a t it was n e e * . w ry PC e te d. 
t h a t th e o th e r s might live. N e ith e r p rinted his c a rto o n , 
T he ( oa>t 
I do they fear justice, for they c on - 1 of A f r i c a / ’ This year products 
iceive of nothing more w o nderful fTom C r o w d e r ’s pen have b een
th a n b e in g p u t *" • « « •
 p r in ted in th e well kn ow n pubM- 
I
iail, to sp en d th eir life th e re in 
th e kn ow ledge th a t the n e x t day cation, “ College H u m o r. 
held th r e e meals 
IT* 

has
ous h u m o ro u s 
bro u g h t c r e d it to t h e Ra n g e r , and
a- 
a_ 
 frje n d s b elieve 
t h a t
is especially fitte d fo r 
G reen land collection thinking over 
his 
I all this p a t t e r we had heard a b o u t ^
j th e “ ice m a n ’s paradise” we no- worJ< ha5i shown not only creative 
an 
I a rtis t, fo r b o th a re essential to a 
his per-
all 9(jn a | q u a litie s a r e such as will
th e 
th e same thing in the securp h a r m o n y and c o-operation
of th e

riced t h a t it w as gettin g d ark , o r J a bility a s a w it b u t skill 
in 
blan ket o f n ig h t was 
. d< wn 

i n iv e rsitv o f 
, 1.*, 
 
^
. . g ^ b a ” 

from n a tio n a lly f i . 
p e n o d ic a ls 

As we sto o d th e re b e fo re t h e ^

flop ping c a p a ble m a n a g e r ; also 

 m a n a g e rs h ip in t h a t a d 

the w o rd s of 

the poet, 

campus. 

T , .
Th^ 

t e x a s 

____ 

as 

I t 

,, 

,, 

 

driven at 
year o f its existence ex c e p t 
of I 8X3*84, u< co rd in g 
IL T aylor. E n g in e e rin g [W ™ when ^ r‘ 
T 
u p o u r h and s 

Dean

ton

. 

never get 

tire d o f looking a t end. We g lanced in the c o rn e r off > arnonjf th e o th e r m e m b e rs

w c
those sh o rt gr
,-o m * n w « « . an d o f w o n d e rin g . U U . g r i n n i n g a t us 
when ou r mo 
Vance a b re a st 
while we claim 
uncivilised E th io p ia n * 
t . . , 
5U 

ss sk irts th e A fric a n ; the room a n d saw a cabinet full of 
Not th a t we
polite, but we 
joke. And a1! 
th ere were th e
negro 
trib e on
of th e short s k i r t , earth . E v e n our w asher-w om an * 
would have th ro w n 

t h e r e ­
fore fo r a b ig g e r and b e t t e r R an­
th e T ex as S tu ­
ger, h a r m o n y in 
a 
dents’ P u blication s, Inc., 
c o n tin u a tio n and pro m o tion 
o f 
the R a n g e r as one of th e fore-
family se e m e d to be re p re se n te d . most college h u m o ro u s p ubh ca-

d e m fashions will a d -; didn ’t w a n t to be 
th e 
those of Africa. F o r c o u ld n 't see 
I*;™ to be m o dern th e along th e walls
to heads o f e v e ry 

C r o w d e r ’s p la tfo rm 

sta f f.

seem

an d 

1 1 

is 

_

h o rro r
in h orror

a t th e J And th e y w e r e n ’t g rin n in g at all L lions.

they se e m e d 

to be very ang ry 

—------- 

o

M I S S S S skirt line they a... ..ill knew * * th e y were ..ad.- of 

by a t I te r-o f-p a ris, o r some 

t )10U(jht. At la st, how ever, we are
to see it th e ir way, b p t
ginn in g 
alon g the sk irt line they ar** still
m ore m odern th a n we are 
le a st eigh teen inches or so. 
looked fo r an ex hibit of m e n ’s 
c lo th in g an d an f a r as that goes we 
looking. All of which 
are still 
do e sn ’t prove a n y th in g ; you re the 
de te c tiv e , fig u r e it ou t for y o u r ­
self.

s c re a te d in a s e p a r a te d e p a r t- 
It b ' a w n i n g ‘to L e " it th e ir w ay. b u t ubout ™ m e th in f . O f 
ago,
It 
nt in 1885, 42 y e a r s ago, 
mi 
of
now has a n e n r o llm e n t
stu d e n ts
bona fide 
e n g in e e rin g 
*>:; of whom ar*- p u rsu in g g r a d ­
uate work and 67 of whom 
ar* 
of FLipf
( ollege 
Th** 
seniors. 
h un dre ds
neering has g r a d u a te d 
of e n g in ee rs now o ccupying dis­
tinguished place o v e r the world.
Many of the ex -stu d e n t a r e now' 
deans and teachers, highw ay e n ­
biidg?* 
a n d 
gineer*, 
engineers, city eng in e ers, 
public 
utility e ng in e e r i, 
ra ilro a d engi- 
peers, irrig a tion a n d re c la m a tio n 
engineers, U. S. t o ast E n g in e ers, 
and mechanical engineers, 

folio "*1 becall we o B S C S 

Icy G ro u p for Hot Day*

s tr u c tu r a l 

A

 

 

 

Crowder Joins 

Ranger Race
r\r\
u

U l l B p a i g n 

E x p e r i e n c e

W»* stance, b u t as we said before 

vt, as g ro w in g dark and we decided > 
to call it a day.

ucn 

sun- , 
it 

i

• A n < j « . e 8 e E n t e r s -----
r t n O r C S h

 
 
(C o n tin u e d lfo m p ag e I )
 

 —

 

 

—

I grounds, fo r he has becom e famil- 
! .ar with th e m ake-up, the policies 
i and the techn ical p ro b le m s of th e 
In add itio n to this e x ­
I m agazine. 
perience, A ndress h a proved his 
I ability in o th e r fields by c o n s ta n t 
j c o n trib u tio n to the L o n gho rn d u r- 
J sng bis th re e years on th e campus. 
In fac t, a satirical essay o f his a p ­
peal tai in the first n u m b e r of 
tho 
L onghorn t h a t was published a f t e r 
F o r 
his m a tric u la tio n a t TeXas. 
tv/*i y e a rs A n d n a has served rn 
one c a p a c ity or an tv Thor on Tho 
Daily T e x a n , h av in g b een a ssist­
ant issue editor, r e p o r t e r and edi­
torial w r i t e r d u rin g t h a t time. F o r 
two y e a rs h e was an active m e m ­
ber of th e s ta f f o f th e T ex as R a n g ­
er. 
is 
qualified fo r the position, and he 
ha* th e r e f o r e chosen as his slo g a n : 
an 

“ An ex perienced m an for 

re sp e c ts Andres* 

In all 

e xp e rie nc ed m a n ’s j o b . ”

S E L E C T O W N S P E A K E R S
L A W R E N C E , Kans., - 

(II*) — 
All u n d e r g r a d u a t e s a t 
the U n i­
versity o f Kan - a* a re given an 
to vote on whom 
o p p o r tu n ity 
th e n e x t y e a r ’s
they w a n t 

fo r 

re- le c tu re course speakers.

T he frien d , of H. V. “ Bubba 
hi 

C ro w d e r wish 
c a n d id a c y fo r m an a ging e d ito r of 
the T e x a s Ranger,

to ann ou nce 

past 

C r o w d e r ’s 

exp erience 
along publication 
lines, his abil­
ities o f adm inistration and m a n ­
Ids previous woii 
a g e m e n t. and 
-<ir\ se v e ra l 
cam pus publications.
I qualify him to fill the office. F o r 
I two y e a r s he bas faithfully s e r v ­
ed on t h e Ranger sta ff, for one 
y ear on 
and 
was “ g r i n d ” e ditor of th e H ou s­
ton C e n tr a l high school an nual.

th e Cactus s ta f f, 

H is w o rk on the R anger in th e 
tor 
of
hu-

past a lo n e qualifies C ro w d er 
is one 
m a n a g in g editor. 
Fie 
and 
the f e w college a rtis ts 
has had w ork

moriats who 

T o d a y 's C r o s s - W o r d P u z z l e

Texas Stars Win Two 

Second Places; Tie for 
One at Lawrence Meet

First 

C hil E dw ard J a r r a t t , Phi Gamma 
D elta; W a lk e r W hite, Phi He-it a
Sigma
Irving N a th a n , Phi 
T h e ta ;
Sigma.
Rip W ard, K appa 
Delta;
I n d e p e n d e n t 
F i n a l T h u r s d a y 
2 2 0 y a r d dash 
D e p a r t m e n t a l 
h e a t: 

Fred Holloway
A ad o rn ; W illiam NL M ullin-,
A cadent; W. O. C u nning ham , B.
B. A .; B. FL Caldwell, E n g in e e r ;;
R H. Bigg:. E n g in e e r ; L. _ M.j 
B urnham , E n g in e e r ; C. FL Cato, 
E n g in e e r ; J . B. C han dler, R n g i- 1 
f 
m e r ; J . FL C olth arp, E n g in e er, 
,L»hn B, Overall,, 
A f ‘idem ; F , FtemphiH, A c a d e m ; 
W a lte r W uk aseh , IL B. A .; FL B. 
Dorf.°tt, E n g in e e r ; J , FL H u f f s t u t ­
ter, E n g in e e r ; W W. Jo h n s , E n­
g in e er; E, WL K rueger, E n g in e e r ;
E. D F a rm e r, E ngineer; < 
Per* 
atta* Engineer.

Second h e a t: 

Third h e a t: T yler B aker, Ara- 
dom ; William E. Dodd, Anadem; 
I). Rawlings. Ertg ; Ft, IL Roper, 
E n g in e e r; J. < \ Sheffield, Engi 
n e t i*; J , W. V aughan, E n g in e e r ; 
r 
E n g in ee r; 
Tbad W bite, E n g in e e r; E. E. Ram J 

F. W eddington, 

ey f E n gineer.

F r a t e r n i t y

Tom A. P ic k e tt, Beta Thet n P i;! 
H, J. V. Mi l t . Half Moon; V* r- 
non • D onnellv. Delta c h i ; W. I' I 
Regan, Pi Kappa Alpha; G eorge j 
Caldwell, Delta Sigma P h i; Davis! 
S carb rou gh , Delta K appa Hp H o n ;j 
Ed 
t ’ra>tv, Alpha T au O m e g a ;. 
Briscoe King, Sigma E ta Chi; 
Max Terrell, Kappa A lpha; Joe i 

; Spalding, I»< -1 tie T a u D elia.

If. 

h e a t ; 

Second 

Fairchild,! 
T h*ta X»; J. K. Lloyd, 
l a m b d a ! 
Chi A lpha; I. M, Fine, T a u Delta 
, Phi; C arl Ooopwood, Sigm a Chi;
Phi Gamma 
I Atlas T ho m pson , 
D elta; l oin* Poll- ck, Phi Delta 
T h e ta ; B a r n e t ! Shaw, Phi Sigma 
Sigma 
M. Roaenwasser, 
D elta; 
Mo; J o e I.ubben, Kappa 
Alpha 
S ta n le y H agen, Phi Kappa
Sigma;
Psi.

Cold Weather 

Hinders Steers 
At Kansas Meet

Baldwin, Shepherd and
Hargis Place for 
Longhorns

lf Th' J* * TV***.

L A W R E N C E , Ka m a s, April 21. 
t r i c k 
T h e I ni ♦'H'ity of Texan 
men ran into a blizzard h ere to ­
day af d were not able to hit their 
untftt Nitride, T h e b e a t that 
th* , 
m u a1 do was to tak e second in the 
discus and shot put, a n d tie for 
second in the high jump.

Leo Baldwin go* a f f a heave of 
141 f e e t 7 inches in th e d a e u ? , h ut 
Powell of O klahom a did him one 
fee* 
b e t t e r w i t h a h e a v t o f 141 
ti i n c h e s t o h e a t B a ld w in out f a t 
f i n d p la c e . 
N e v e r t h e i e * * , B ah ! 
wftr m a d e * favorable Impression 
the 
for
on
undying
his genial 
courage.

l a r g e crowd p re se n t 
n atu re and 

H a r g i s Gets Second 

H e rb e rt H a r r is c a m e if? reeond 
in the shot p u t With a p u t of Id 
feet ii inches, hut B o a 'tie of the 
Colorado A r r i es 
took f irs t with 
a heave of 46 feet IO ! I inches. 
W h i t e of K ansas 
placed 
third. Brown o f Missouri fo urth , 
a n d Lyon of Illinois, holder 
th e T exas Relay re c ord, and --ru- 
o f the o u ts ta n d in g w eight m en o f J 
the Big T e n, placed fifth .

S ta te 

of ? 

Eh. J* S h e p h e r d 

tied f o r s e c o n d 
in the high jum p with a leap o f 
6 feet I inch. The w inning j u m p j 
’ inches.- Bheph**: <* i • ? 
was 6 feet 
in i 
one of the best high ju m p e r s 
the Southw est, a n d had the 
d a y ; 
b e e n w a r m , t h e r e is n o d o u b t b u t 
th a t he would have gone higher, 

B eattie of the C o l o r a d o Aggie* 
took third place in the discus for 
the Rocky M ountain school, while 
placed 
Lyon, the Illinois 
’f o u r th in this event.

s t a r , 

B U n t n n O u t 

the 

crack 
H arvey B lanton , 
T exas d istance r u n n e r , 
a 
g o ad race in the 3 <MKbmeter run, 
f a s t 
b u t fa d ed to place 
the
company. H e was h indered by 
the rest
f r e e z i n g w e a t h e r , as w ert 
of the ru n n e rs.

in the 

ta n 

The T exas team w as 

tre a te d 
royally hy the K ansans and will 
leave here to night f o r Austin, 
The day wa- very cold, and 

cold w ave shows little 
sign 
a b a tin g as the te a m s leave 
th e ir respective h o p e s .

the
of
for

I '

Engird! 

As it was a w a rm day we moved 
t*, th e G r e e n la n d **n!it*etlon 
and
n *<1 o u r im ag in ation . No p e re op- 
tibh* o .Inc 
had o verw orked o u r im a g in a tion 
themes. T hese 
v.rit mg 
G ree n la n d relics rim a isis ol a few 
E skim o en d h u n tin g to'fls, a dou ble 
bladed, bone tip p e d oar m d a min 
iatu re r e p ro d u c tio n of an Fiskimo 
kiyak, o r fir bing boat. G re e n la n d 
is know n us “ th e land o f e te r n a l 
snows” 
and only a small strip 
a long the c oast is inhabited. This 
huge island of i< c and snow is o w n ­
ed by D e n m a rk anil since t h e r e is 
no im m ediate m a rk e t fo r th e ice, 
it is not a g* t-rich-quiek p ro p o si­
tion. T h e po pu lation of th e island 
is a b o u t f o u r te e n th ou sand , most 
of whom a re half-breeds. \ **ry few 
p ure blooded Flsktmo re m a in , most 
o f them h a v in g in te r-m a rried with 
the whites who 
to 
tra de . A few m inerals a re m ined 
a long the c o a st b u t most of the 
in h a b ita n ts make 
h u n tin g and fulling.

t h e r e 

came 

th e ir living by j 

Some m ost am u sin g sto r ie s are 
r e la te d a b o u t the a tte m p ts o f th e i 
Danish m issionaries to c o n v e r t th** 
I t is said t h a t is a n E s ­
Eskimos. 
kimo is w a r m a n d has en o u g h 
to 
e a t he asks no m ore of hea v e n or : 
e a rth . The missionaries c a m e to J 
th ese b e n ig h te d children of d a r k ­
ness w ith th e b e a u tifu l s to r y of 
the Savior who died f o r them . 
th e m issionaries spoke of 
W hen 
e v e rlastin g 
Hell as a place 
of 
flumes th e FLskimos 
all decided 
to go t h e r e be­
th ey would 
like 
they 
cause it m u st be warm an d 
a 
desired n o th in g 
place which w a s alw a y s warm. 
W hen th ey asked the m issionaries 
w here h e a v e n w as and w e re told, 
a t th e cold, 
th e y gazed u p w a rd 
to forego 
g u y sky a n d decided 
th e ir heavenly rew ard.

b e tte r 

th a n 

M o r a l s S h o c k i n g 

The m o ra ls of the Fiskimo also 
shocked 
In a 
th e m issionaries. 
c o u n try w h ere life is a stru g g le 
for existence, a bare e xistence al 
th a t, th e people could h a rd ly be 
expected 
to be sq ueam ish about 
the sm aller thing s of life. D uring 
a tim e of fa m in e a m an who had 
take 
th r e e wives and could n o t 
I care of the m , gave them , children 
a nd all, to a m an who could pro- 
j vide for th e m . W hen tim es grew 
b e tte r th e m an who had “ lo a n e d ” 
to a w e a lth ie r man, 
his wives 
m ig h t luke th em back. 
I f times 
grew too bard, tile E skim o s kill 
th e ir ow n people, men ami wo-
Eskim o c a n n o t be made

Third h e a t: F r a n k Brooks, Half 
Moon; 0- Be a st ra n k , Delta Uh*;
Fred M ather*, Pi Kappa A lp h a; J 
FL C. VV* Ib m n, D elta S igm a P h i;!
Forest Edwards* Delta Kaopa 
E psilon; Jim B a r tle tt, Alpha Tau j 
Om ega: ( ’lark; Pete!, Sigma E lh i 
r’hi; W illiam C a n d le r, K appa Al-1 
pita; (Jus Gook, D elta Tau Dolt ».
Fourth heat: A, O. Nicholson,

Gerald Coffey, Bela Theta P ip 
IL J . Y. Mille, Half M o o n t F’rank 
I Brook*, H alf M oon; V. DonnaUy,
D elta C hi; fik H ornsby, IT Kappa 
Alpha; M. Lewis Day, Pi Kappa 
Alpha; Harolu Leaved, Delta 
Sigma Phi; Homer t - Wellborn,
Delta Sigm a Phi; Ben Whitwell,
Allen
Delta Kappa 

IL W. Schm idt, Pre law ; J. L. 
Atwood, E n g in e e r ; F, B. Becker, 
E n g i n e e r ; WL N. R lakeney, E n g i ­
n e e r ; CL IL Cato, E n g in e e r ; ll. J. 
D unaw ay, F ingineer; FL NL F ro st, 
E n g in e e r ; CL CL Fnsall, E n g in e e r ;
WL WL Jo h n s, E n g in e e r ; M, M 
ll. S. Miers, 
Kii' cr, 
E n g in e e r ; 
(L 
F'ngineer; 
Engi 
VV. W alk er, E n g in e e r ;
j n e e r ; R. 
E psilo n; J . S. W ard. E n g in e e r; F ra n k 
H e a rn e , Alpha T au T ho m ason , E n g in e e r; B. IL C a id - 1 

D elta K appa 

Epsilon ; 

I’era lta , 

lien Segal, T au Jo h n 

Theta X i; Richard Mullin®, Lam*! F a u s t, 
bda Chi Alpha; 
Delta Phi; Louis B on ner, Sigma j O m e g a ; ( '. WL Buckley, 
Chi; W a lte r Br* nth, Phi G am m a \ T a u O m e g a ; Bob Meek, 
D elta; D udley T aylor, Phi Delta E t a < hi; W a r r e n Collins, 
T h e ta ; H a r ry (Jordan, Phi Sigma Eta Chi; J a m e s ( ’rowley, 
Delta; Rip W a rd , K a p p a S ig m a ; A lph a; 
\ r t h u r D ie te r!, Phi Kappa Psi, 

j

In depend en t 

final* T h u r s d a y 

First h e a t: IL I! Schul*, A n t ­
dom ; NE S. B u rr, Flngineer; Guy 
E n g in e e r ; R. M. D a v n ,
(T o k , 
E n g in e e r; 
IL S, D o rse t!, E n g i­
n e e r; FL J . D unaw ay, ■Engineer! 
lf. NL F r o s t, 
S. J.
G a rd n e r, E n gifie e r; FL A, Hall G a m m a D elta; 
J a m e s Bolding,
E n g i n e e r ; V. C. H e r b e r t, Flngi- I hi G am m n D e lta ; Billy IFargrove

P e te S taples, 

E n g in e e r ! 

Alpha well, E ngineer.
S i g m a I 
Bigma 
K appa 
Kapp t !
S te rlin g Russ*. 
A lpha; F o re ste r Hancock, Delta 
Tau Delta; Gust Cook, D elta I ais 
D e lta ; 
l l . Slavik, T h e ta XI; Ft. 
Nagle, T h e ta Xi; H a rr y W ard, 
L am bda Chi Alpha, Richard Mul­
lins, L am bda ( hi A lpha; Adam 
F o r r e s t 
L evy, T au Delta P h i; 
Ben nett, T au Delta 
P h i; D, 
Shelley, Sigma C hi; F r a n k Estes, 
Phi
Sigma Chi; 

F r a t e r n i t y

Bill E dw ards, B e ta T h e ta P i;j 
W aldon G reenlee, B e ta T h e ta 
I.ittlepr^ye, Hall' 
Paxton 
P i; 
Moon; Ray Blair, 
Delta Chi;
C, WL Cook, Delta C hi; D. C, 
Pi K app a A lpha; Jim
Jo h n so n , 
ii in yard, 
Pi K ap pa A lph a; Dan
Fow ler, Delta S igm a F’h i; Dean 
Dewey, Delta Sigm a F’h i; FL IL 
l la r la y , D elta K appa Flpsilon; D 
A. Simmons, D elta K ap pa E p­
silon; 
J im FFartlett, Alpha Tau 
O m e g a ; G. W. Buckley, Alpha 
T a u O m eg a; R ay Ja m e s,
Flta C h i; Lloyd Mann, Sigma E ta 
Jo e Mays, Kappa A lpha:
Roland Boyd,
Isadore Cohen. E non FT*Ider, Kappa Alpha; Paul
Williams, Delta T au D elta; W in­
ston ( h u n hill. Delta T a u D elta; 
Tom Sealy, T h e ta Xi; Bob B u r ­
g h s , T h e ta Xi; J e r r y Gilbert, Tau 
Delta Phi; Alex Klein, T a u Delta 
IL Roberts, Sigma Chi; 
P h i; J. 
K. E c k h a rt, Sigm a Chi; Rill Clark, 
Phi G am m a D elta; William Ben­
n e tt, 
Bill 
Phi G am ma D elta; 
Murphy, Phi Delta T h e t a ; Bill 
Allen, Phi Delta T h e ta ; Meyer 
Rho in storm Phi Sigma D elta; M. 
Rosenw asser. Sigma Alpha Mu; 
ll. Joseph, Sigma Alpha Mu; WL 
S. Howe, Kappa Sigm a; M. Bon 
nett, Kappa Sigma.

j Chi; 

A ndrew P o r te r , C a f ; A rth u r 
J a m e s C h an dler, 
Weatphffcl, C a f ; 
S p a rk s; 
P a u l M eador, 
S p a rk s; 
F ra n k John. Newman C lu b; G r e g ­
ory C unning ham , N ew m an Club; 
Little C am p us;
<’, FL Mom v, 

Alpha M u; A. Malinger, 
Alpha M u; Ed WL Clark, 
I. A. Jo hn so n, 
Sigm a; 
Phi 
.sigma; Joh n J e t e r , 
Psi; Fred McKie, Phi 

Psi.

i n d e p e n d e n t

Phi
Phi
Sigma
Sigma
K appa
K appa
Kappa
Kappa

D elta T heta 
Delta T h e ta ;

400 S ta r s-

6 8 0 y a r d r u n
D e p a r t m e n t a l

(C o ntin ue d From P age :

Godwin, Delta T au 
Dashieli, T heta XI.

Delta;

A.

Seymore Hootkin*. 

Second h e a t: Fill Goldstein, T a u 
D elta P h i ; V, B. Dilworth, Sigma 
C hi; Ralph B a n s, Phi Gamma 
Phi Delta
TM t a ; Max E versberg.
T h e ta ;
Sigma D e l t a ;
Alpha M u; Louts l^exevich, K a p p a | 
Phi
S ig m a; W illard 
Perk in ,
Beta
K a p p a P i; W. A J e f f e r s ,
T h e ta lh ; M. P. S. Spearman* Is 
Delta
K a p p a A lpha; Joe Lu her,
K a p p a Epsilon.

A. Malinger, Sigm a 

T h ird h e a t: Jim B a rtle tt,

Al

Phi I n e e r ; J C. H e r r e r a , E ng in eer.

Second h e a t: W alter W ukaseh,
B. B, A .; W. D. K ersey, Engi
ne* r; L, C. Lilly, E n g in e e r ; B.
Lindley, E n g in e e r ; E . A. M cNatt,
F 'ngineer; E. D. F a rm e r, 
E ng i­
n e e r; A. FL P onsford, E n g in e e r ;
R. 
Sbanklin, E n g in e e r ; 

II. Roper, F'.ngine*r; 

J . FL

J. D. Tho-
R, FL \ asak, En- 
L ew enthal, Engi-

(H R 

ha T a u O m ega! Clarke Pet el, mas, E n g in e e r 
Sigme E ta 
Jo h n T e rre ll, g inger; W. J 
K appa A lph a; Master! M e y e r ,sneer.
D elta T a d D e lta ; A O. Nicholson, 
T h e ta X i; Raphael W einer, T au I 
Delta P h i ; J . FL Robert*, Sigma

F ir^t Heat 
! Beta T h e ta Bi;

F r a te r n ity
F re d 
J. T.

Hardison, 
WL ll lams.

neer.

F r a t e r n i t y

Jim m ie Maxwell, 

Beta T h e ta 
Pi; J . F’ra n k A ustin, H alf Moon;
B. Ja e h n e , H a lf Moon; Ligon F o s­
te r, Delta Chi; IL G, Wells, 
Pi 
K appa A lp h a ; A. ( ’. A dams, Pi 
Kappa A lpha: FL FL H arlan , Del­
la K a p p a E s ilo n ; Bob Bowen, 
Delta K appa E p silo n ; J o e Ansley, 
Alpha T a u O m e g a ; P a t C and ler, 
Kappa A lp h a ; Red W alker, k a p p a ! 
A lpha; J . G. M cK innon, L am bda 
j ^ i 
A lp h a ; H arold E iehenbaum . 
T au D elta P h i; J. Gensberg, T a u 
Delta P h i; F rank E stes, Sigm a 
C hi; K. FJekhardt, 
Sigm a C hi; 
R alph H orris, Phi G am m a D elta; 
( lark. Phi G am m a D elta; 
Bill 
Phi Delta T h e t a ; 
C h a rlie Page, 
A lb e rt A lexander, 
Sigm a 
D e lta ; ll. Fink, Sigm a A lpha M u; 
Alex H am ilto n , K a p p a S igm a; M. 
B u rn e tt, K appa Sigma, 
Ind ep end en t 

Phi 

( 'a f ; 

C larence H arlen, ( ’a f ; G erald 
Maurice, 
Spark-*, 
S p a r k s ; M arten Rodgers, S p a r k s ; 
P a u l Riley, N ew m an C lub; E. D. 
R ankin, Little C a m p u s; F elix 

Goins 

Sigma j Reaves. Utile Campus.

 — —o --------------
R a n g e r M a y N u m b e r 
I s s u e d T h i s W e e k

and 

V a g a rie s 

frivolities 

of 
s p r in g will be exposed the l a t t e r 
p a r t of th e w eek when the M ay 
the R a n g e r a p p e a r s on 
issue of 
th e cam pus, accord in g 
to B u r t 
Dyke, business m a n a g e r o f s tu d e n t 
The m agazine will 
publications. 
be issued to s tu d e n ts a t that time. 
o

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S u i t o r c o a t a n d t r o u s e r s

The Globe Tailoring Company
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their 40th

A n n i v e r x a r y ,

A u t h o r i z e u s t o m a k e t h i s o f f e r .
An extra pair of trousers costs you nothing and 
doubles the lite and service of the suit.

i n d e p e n d e n t 

Envoy Boyd, C a f ; Milford 
Loyd, C a f ; 
J a m e s C handler, 
Sprjrk;; Louis Ridings, S p a rk s; 
M anuel G arza, Newman Club: 
J o e Mai.la. Newman C lub; Roy 
;; Morri , Little Campus.
P o le V a u lt 
D e p a r t m e n t a l 
I H. W . Sehm idt, P re -Law ; J. L. 
Kt el, A c a d e m ; L. R, Jo h n so n , E n ­
gin e e r; ( L FL Ramsey, E n g in e e r:
: J , L. Atwood, E n g in e e r; WL NL 
Blakenly. E n g in e e r ; A. M. Ezzell. 
E n g in e e r ; J . B. Hudson, E n g i­
n e e r; C. CL Sm ith ; E n g in e e r ; J 
M. S te w a r t, FIngineer; FL T h o m a ­
son, E n g in e e r ; R. CL Wolf, Engi-

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F 'a c t o r y r e b u i l t a n d s e c o n d h a n d 
m a c h i n e s - all m a k e s .

O u r S e r v i c e 

is o u r S u c c e s s . 

C l a y L. P r i c e — R o y L . B a r b i s c h 
P h o n e 2 1 9 6 1
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Measured TODAY

Prompt Delivery

8 — Possessive o f “ she.”
9— Spanish a rtic le .
IO— W h o c r e a t e d t h e c h a r a c t e r o f 

T r i s t r a m S h a n d y ?

14 C o m p l e t e t h i s t i t l e o f S t e v e n ­

s o n ’s n o v e l ; “ P r i n c e 

”

16— S h a k e s p e a r e w a s c a l l e d “ t h e

17-

19-

2 1

d o v e o f — ---- ” ?
W h a t p l a y w a s b a s e d o n a 
• t o r y 
c a l l e d 
b y M a u g h a m 
“ M iss T h o m p s o n ” ?
W h a t 
is o n t h e M e d i t e r r a n e a n ? 
- W h a t w a s 
t h e p e n - n a m e o f 
t h e m a n w h o w r o t e “ A lic e i n 
W o n d e r l a n d ” ?

f a m o u s F r e n c h 

r e s o r t 

2 3 — W h a t b a t t l e 

in S e p t e m b e r , 
1870, e n d e d t h e first p h a s e o f 
t h e F r a n c o - G e r m a n w a r ?
2 5 — W h o w r o t e “ T h e R i g h t s o f 

M a n ” ?
2 7 — P erm it.
28— G irl’s name.
3 1 — T h e n a m e o f w h a t P o l i s h 
c o n ­

p i a n o 
n e c t e d w i t h G e o r g e S a n d ?

c o m p o s e r w a s 

32— Rose and fell.
3 3 — a festival.
3 5 — W h a t is a q u a h o g ?
3 6 — H o n o l u l u 

is 

w h a t A m e r i c a n p o s s e s s i o n ?

t h e e s p i a l o f 

3 8 — To squeeze.
3 9 — Sniffed.
42— A Hebrew m easure.
4 3 — W h a t A l a s k a n m i n i n g 
is n e a r a c a p e o f 
n a m e ?

t o w n 
t h e s a m e 

4 6 — Before.
4 7 — Nothing.
49— P a r t of “ to be.”
51 — Republic ( a b b r .)

H erew ith is the solution* to yes­

*Con-

t e r d a y ’s puzzle.

"M a”r"a"tv ‘SC LIO N j 
P /A C a :c a H A R A N A S ] 
I 5N U T E Si ii A]
A T 

H O R I Z O N T A L .

I

- W h o is t h e p r e s e n t M a y o r of 
N e w Y o r k ?
6— W h e r e a r e 
P a r t h e n o n ?

t h e r u .n * o f 

t h e 

11— W h a t V e r d i o p e r a wa* fir*1 
g i v e n in C a i r o , E g y p t /

12— A Christm as carol. 
IC— Behold.
I S — W h a t A m e r i c a n n a v a l officer 
w h o led a c a m p a i g n a t I r i p o b 
w a s k ille d in a d u e l ?

,

17— Prefix.
18— S te a m e r (abbr.)
2 0 — A t no time.
2 1 — A vehicle.
2 2 — W h a t A m e r i c a n p a t r i o t m a d e
a c e l e b r a t e d a d d r e s s a g a i n s t 
t h e “ w r it s o f a s s i s t a n c e " ?
2 4 — W h a t s i g n a l is u s e d by s h i p t 

in d i s t r e s s ?

2 »— Ache.
LG— I n w h a t 

l i t e r a r y 

f o r m d o 
a n d L e w i s 

D r e i s e r , C a b e l l 
e x c e l ?
2 8 — A t w h a t 

r i v e r 

in n o r t h e a s t 
F r a n c e w as a n i m p o r t a n t b a t ­
t l e f o u g h t in 1 9 1 8 ?
9 9 — B elief or opinion.
SO— Den.
3 1 — D efraud.
5 4 — W h a t p a t r i a r c h is s a i d to h a v e

“ w a l k e d w ith G o d " ?

3 7 — A musical instrument.

-W h o is t h e g o d o f fl o c k s a n d 
p a s t u r e s ?
40 — G irl’s name.
41— FIggs. 
4 2 — W h a t c o n s t e l l a t i o n 

. 
j
is n a m e d 
f o r a h u n t e r k il le d by A r- 
tennis?

„ 

. 

44— The legal profession.
4 5 — Presiding elder (a b br.)
t h e p o e m 
4 6 — W h o w r o t e 

c o r d H y m n ?
4 8 — S h o rt for mother.
4 2 — W h o w a s 
w a r ?

50— A rabian ruler.

t h e G r e e k go d 

-Those who call by name.
S 3 W h e r e w a s th * f a m o u s o r a c l e

o f A p o llo ?

VERTICAL.

W h a t A m e r i c a n P r e s i d e n t w as 
h e a d of P r i n c e t o n U n i v e r s i t y ?
N ote of the scale,
A young goat.
P a r a d i s e .

6 — C ontests o f speed.
6 — In pok-*r. to stake (pl.)
7— Prolonged 

journey.

VwW:*sat, U-X 

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