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fto n ™

In the S p o tlig h t. 
J o u r n a li s ts ' M e et.

A f ­

ASSEMBLY TO 
CONSIDER TWO 
NEW ARTICLES

A question of fundam ental im- G ro u p to IVUet W ith

port will be considered by the As­
student 
sembly tonight. E very 
who is at all 
the 
in 
interested 
-welfare of the students as individ­
uals and as a body w ill watch j 
with concern the results o f 
the 
Assembly’s deliberations. At no 
time in the past few years have ] 
members o f our legislative b o d y • 
been given a more brilliant op- 
unitv to display their individ 
a1 ability and perspicacity than 
upon the occasion here afforded 
the present members.

C onvention 
T o n ig h t

STUDENT COUNCIL

R eo rg an izatio n 

f o r 

P ub lication s 
P ro posed

Constitution m aking 

is 
legislative tasks, 

highest of 
the making o f such a perm anent 
governm ent no 
o f 
instrument 
ran­
party politics or individual 
cor can be perm itted to 
enter. 
Oratory m ust be abandoned for 
clear thinking and exact phrase­
that 
ology, for the 
moves auditors cannot be trans­
mitted to future student gonera- 
i^ K ip n s . The cold print w ill be the 
only w itness to the foresigh t, un­
T 
the 
selfishness, and devotion to 
students’ w elfare of the C onsti­
tution makers.

eloquence 

Ic h

I 

A rticles 5 and 6 of the 
the p rop osed constitution will be 
Int0* con sid ered at a jo in t m e e t­
ing of th e S tu d e n ts’ A ssem ­
bly and th e 17 m em b ers of 
the Constitutional C onven­
tion at 7:30 this Thursday night 
in the o ffic e of the S tu d en ts’ As- j 

seriation.

U nder the present C onstitution 
there are only five articles, 
the 
fifth being one concerned with 
th*3 
general provisions. U nder 
new C onstitution, tins article will 
be m ade number six, and the fifth 
w ill deal with the reorganization 
o f th e Board o f Students Publi­
cations.

A r t ic l e s D isc u sse d

B oth A rticles 5 and 0 w ere read 
by Robert Eikel at a m eetin g of 
the Students’ A ssem bly Monday
ni ght , but had n o t been reached in 
The rem edy for I Che discussion when the m eeting

Tonight, th erefore, each m em ­
ber of the Assem bly w ill have the 
oportunity to prove his right 
to 
legislative seat. The Con­
his 
the
subm itted 
vention has 

for 

men "that ‘c i

t e ’

fore rejection. 
the faults o f the p resent 
now 
rests in the power o f the A ssem ­
bly.

The “E yes o f T exas” are upon 

the Assem bly.

The U n iversity’s 

representa­
tives to the Southw estern Jour­
nalism Congress, b ein g held 
at 
Denton Friday and Saturday o1 
this week, will 
leave this after 
noon. P rofessor Paul J. Thomp­
son, D e w itt C. R eddick, 
Jimmy 
MeCamy, and A lex Murphree will 
make the trip.

Methods of teach in g 

journal­
ism in its various phases will be 
discussed during the m eet. Pro 
fessor Thompson w ill address the 
assem blage on “ The R elation Be 
tween the D epartm ent o f Journal­
Publications, 
ism and Student 

ile Murphree will talk on high 
moi journalism .

The feature o f the 

congress 
will be an address by Merle C rc 
well, editor o f The American 
Magazine, who will also talk to 
the N ortheast T exas P ress A sso­
ciation at a join t m eeting with 
the congress

* * *
The Longhorn Band, now 

a tour o f 
am ong the celeb rities 

on 
South T exas, was 
attending 
I the ground-breaking fo r the big 
I milk factory a t Schulenburg yes- 

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PLAY REVIEW GIVEN 
AT REAGAN MEETING

“ Mr. M oneypenny,” a play by 
Channing Pollock, w as reviewed 
by Martha lo g e reoil at the m eet­
ing of Reagan L iterary Society 
W ednesday afternoon.

the favor of 

“The play is too ultra and ab 
street to win 
the 
public, but it is appreciated by a 
few ,” Miss lo g e reoil stated. 
“ It 
is an exaggeration, but it is clever 
jy written to make yon think.” 

Salome M cAllen was in charge 
o f the program , 
and Everetta 
Love, president o f the society, pre 
sided over the short business ses­
sion. 

*

adjourned.

A rticles I, 2. 3, and 4 w ere dis­
cussed and adopted by the A s­
sem bly. These articles are prac­
tic a lly the same as those 
in the 
old C onstitution, w ith certain re­
ar­
vision s and approvals. The 
en­
tic le s deal resp ectively with 
actm en t, the 
depart­
m ent, the legislative departm ent, 
and the judicial departm ent.

execu tive 

N e e d V o ic ed 
“ The need o f a new C onstitution 
to take the place o f the old one 
has arisen with ch an gin g condi 
tion s on the cam pus,” said Byron 
Skelton, president o f the Students’ 
A ssociation. One change in the 
new C onstitution is the abolition 
o f the old system o f tw o honor 
councils, one for men and one for 
w om en, and the establishm ent of 
one Student Council. T his coun 
cil w ill be composed o f fo u r men 
three w om en, and a chairm an.

It 

is likely that th e Students 
A ssociation will vote to have pub­
lished in full the revised Consti­
tu tion when they have fin ally ap­
proved 
the recom m endations of 
the Constitutional Convention. 

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AIKMAN WILL SPEAK 

TO BETA ALPHA PSI

W. M. Aikman 

o f Aikman, 
Griffin, and Naum an Com pany in 
San A ntonio will speak to Beta 
Alpha Psi, business adm inistration 
fratern ity, at the U n iversity C af­
eteria at 6:30 o’clock th is Thurs­
day evening.

The su b ject o f Mr. A ikm an’s 
talk will be “ R ecent D evelopm ents 
in A ccounting T echnique.” 
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WOMEN PHARMACISTS 
OF AUSTIN TO MEET

W om en pharm acists o f A us­
tin w ill m eet this T hursday night 
a t 8 o’clock at the hom e o f Mrs. 
J. W. Bradfield 
State 
School grounds.

the 

in 

H “U*n Buckley and M iss Alice 
B laisdell are in charge o f a short 
program , relating 
in 
pharm acy. All w om en pharma 
c ists of the U niversity and Aus­
tin are invited to be present.

to wom en 

I

I th

he

rday.

DR. SLOVER TO 
DISCUSS POEM 
BY CHAUCER

C an te rb u ry T ales W ill 
Be F eatu re of 
L ecture

HOLDS HIGH RANK

S chaffer R eco m m ends 
S p eak e r to 
S tu d en ts

C h a u c e r * ! Canterbury 
T ales will he the su b ject of 
the lecture to be delivered 
by Dr. Clark Harris Slover. 
this 
professor 
T h u rsday afternoon at 5
o ’clock in d a m so n Hall auditor­

of English 

I IST,.
TTnderwo'ifl— United*

Rep. W ilia m M. Morgan o f 
Ohio, one o f the leading dry 
m em bers of Congress, who has 
violation 
denied 
of the E ighteenth A m endm ent.

alleged 

an 

THOMPSON T 0 
ATTEND PRESS 
MEET AT C. I, A.

ium.

C h a u c e r a* a P o e t

B esides discussing the Canter­
bury Tales, Dr. Slover will discuss
Chaucer as a poet; evaluate him 
as a contributor to the English 
tradition; and give the causes for 
bis high rank among English poets 
by com paring 
other 
poets.

bim with 

S c h a f f e r C o m m en d *

. 

t 
i 
Jo u rn alism in H igh 
Schools

Dr. Slover has been in Austin
M u rp h re e W ill Discuss for three years, ami has partici 
in various phases
of U niversity life. 
Ile is a grad­
uate of the U niversity of Chicago, 
and has spent a year in Europe as 
a holder of the John Simon Jug- 
genheim fellow ship.

1 pated actively 

t i * 

instructor 

P a u l J. Thom p son , ch air­
m an of th e d ep a rtm en t of 
journalism , A lex M urphree, 
c an d id ate for a m a ster’s de­
in journalism , D e W itt 
gree 
C. R e d d i c k , 
in 
journalism , and Jam es L. McCamy, 
m anaging editor of the A lcalde, 
Southw estern 
will 
the 
Journalism Congress which 
is to 
he held April 5 and 6 at the Col­
lege of Industrial Arts in Denton. 
They will 
leave for D enton this 
Thursday afternoon.

attend 

Oswin King of the Dallas Jour­
nal and P eter “M olyneaux, editor 
o f the T exas M onthly, w ill be 
am ong the prom inent m agazine 
w riters and newspaper men that 
will attend the con ference.

Mr. Thompson will speak on the 
subject, 
“The R elation B etw een 
the Departm ent of Journalism and 
Student P ublications,” and Mur­
phree will 
give a talk on high 
school journalism .

The teaching of journalism will 
instructors of 
be discussed by 
journalism on 
fir st day of 
the 
the convention. The second day 
will he devoted to talks by those 
outside the teaching profession.

The N ortheast T exas P ress As­
sociation will convene at Denton 
Saturday, and the tw o organiza­
tions will come to geth er Saturday 
afternoon to hear the fea tu re ad­
dress of the convention by Merle 
Crowell, editor o f the American 
M agazine.

 

 
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LATIN AMERICAN

CLUB HOLDS MEET

Early Celtic literature is Dr. 
Slover’s specialty, hut he has a 
thorough command of the whole 
range of English literature.

“ Dr. Slover is known as an e x ­
cellent teacher and lecturer, and 
this lecture .should he very inter­
esting to students o f Chaucer,” 
says Dr. Aaron Schaffer, 
chair­
man o f the public 
lectures com ­
m ittee.

P. E. STUNT NIGHT 
SET FOR APRIL 5

The annual stunt night, spon­
sored by the departm ent o f phy­
has 
sical education for wom en, 
been se t for Friday, April 5, at 
7:30 o'clock.
M ajors 

education 
in physical 
will work up these stunts. Each 
class will present an act on the 
program. A com m ittee composed 
of Dr. D. K. Brace, Miss Leah 
Gregg, and Miss Jean Pinckney, 
will judge the stunts.

A cloggin g and tum bling derm 
onstration will com plete the pro 
gram.

The girls in charge o f the stunts 
in the d iffe r e n t classes are: Her- 
m asella Braden, freshm an class 
N adeane Hall, 
sophom ore class 
Lucille Collins, junior class; and 
Glade Silvey, senior class.

E veryone is invited to witness 
this “ fun night” program, accord 
ing to Miss Hilda Molesworth 
fa cu lty sponsor for stunt n ig h t 

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VISITING MOTHERS 

INVITED TO PROM

A piano selection by Benjam in 
Trevino and a song by Roberto 
B enavides featured th e Tuesday 
night m eeting o f the Latin Ameri­
can Club at the Newm an Club 
room s. Frank Alvarado gave 
declam ation: “The Call to Arm s,” 
D istribution of the club paper. 
“ El U niversitario,” w as announced 
for Friday by Ezequiel Salinas 
editor. A com m ittee was appoint­
ed to design a pin 
for the or­
ganization.

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HOSPITAL LIST

and 

introduce 

A reception com m ittee to en­
tertain 
visiting 
m others expected for Dads’ and 
M others’ Day will be appointed at 
a regular m eeting o f the Junior 
Council this Thursday afternoon.
M others o f U niversity students 
who are in Austin Friday night, 
April 12, before Dads’ and Moth­
ers’ D ay will be gu ests at the Ju­
nior Prom, according to Tony 
Bracher, president of the Junior 
Council.

SHANBLUM AND 
BELL WIN IN 
TALK CONTEST

G irls T ie for T h ird 

P lace 

in 

F inals

extempore 

At the Houston Post-D is­
patch 
speaking 
co n test finals held last night, 
Spurgeon Bell 
and Sadie 
Shanblum w ere aw ard ed the 
tw o $25 p rizes for the best 
speeches. Leslie Byrd and E ver­
etta Love took second places and 
$15, respectively.

In the girls’ division four en­
trants tied for third place, neces­
sitatin g the four-way division of 
the $10 award given for that posi­
tion. Among the boys, Arthur 
Sandlin captured third place and 
the $10 award.

Each speaker was given a list 
of six subjects to choose from and 
30 m inutes in which to prepare his 
speech. The speakers were allowed 
fiv e m inutes to speak on the sub­
ject chosen.

Judges of the a ffa ir were: Dean 
I. Moore, presiding judge, J. 
C. Robinson, Mayor P. W. McFad- 
den, and Mr. McKellar.

C ontestants 

in the girls’ divi­
sion w ere: Rae Logsdon, E veretta 
Love, B ess Olsen, Josephine Pol­
lard, 
Sadie Shanblum, and Gy- 
neth Stugard.

B oys entered w ere: Spurgeon 
B ell, Leslie Byrd, Him Gideon, 
Jim B ulse, Leroy 
and 
Arthur Sandlin.

Jeffers, 

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BORODIN TALKSTO 
I BOTANISTS TODAY

Dr. D em etrius N . Borodin 

of 
N ew York City, form erly 
head 
of the Russian Bureau of Applied 
lecture 
in Am erica, will 
Botany 
to the biology sem inar from IO 
to 11 o’clock this Thursday morn­
ing 
in room 20 o f the Biology 
B uilding, according to Dr. H. P. 
M uller, professor of zoology.

“ Dr. Borodin is a Russian bot­
anist, who has been working 
in 
this country for som e tim e,” Dr. 
“ He wilt discuss 
M uller stated. 
the M itogenetic rays which cause 
cell division.

“This is a subject which has at­
tracted a great deal o f attention! 
lately, because these cells which I 
are divided by M itogenetic rays 
affect all living things,” Dr. Mul­
ler added.
The 

any­
one who is interested in hearing 
Dr. Borodin, Dr. Muller said.
Dr. Borodin was honor 

guest 
W ednesday night at a dinner serv­
ed at the U niversity C afeteria by 
m em bers o f the departm ent of 
zoology.

is open to 

lecture 

A Bird's-Eye View

By T H C C A M P U S B U Z Z A R D

MARY RUTH HOLMES, who 
hails 
from TOM HARTLEY’S 
home town, going into the Made­
moiselle Saloon— pardon me, Sa­
lon.

hailing 

JACK BOYETT 

a 
pretty blond: fo r a little private 
bull session, 
brother 
but 
LYNWOOD, who has reached the 
age o f discretion, virtuously bar­

big 

ks into the lib.
MARIETTA JACK SO N 
strollin g 

and 
FRAN CES COX 
into 
E nglish class 15 m inutes late with 
th a i nonchalance m ade fam ous by 
the cigarette ad.

JOHNNY RAILTON, Varsity 
the

l i l t bander aud atelic with 

ladies, in deep conversation with 
DOROTHY LOPER.

FRAN K RUGELEY o f W ichita 
F alls, who burst into print in the 
Blunderbuss, den yin g everything.
A R V IS SCOTT, w alking down 
and 
sm iling 
the drag all alone 
happily to him self 
because his 
classes are out fo r the day and 
besides it’s spring.

“ M A G G I E ” HARDW ICKE 
com in g out o f Spanish class with 
a pained expression on h er face.

ROY CANON, chairm an o f the 
con­
M en’s H onor C ouncil, who 
ducted a council trial in the dark 
T uesday night, hurrying down on 
the Main (talk at an early pour,

REDUCED TO 3

MRS. PEEPLES WILL GIVE 

CONCERT HERE THURSDAY

to 

local hospitals 

The list o f U niversity students 
confined 
has 
decreased to three, according to 
reports received from the Uni­
versity Health 
Service. Ernest 
Quinn, Robeson Barker, and Jean
■ i t • _
YIe**r«/!*«( Hah.
A Id rick are at St. D avid’s Hos­
pital. There are no students at 
Seton Infirm ary.

 

 

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C O -O P A L A R M F A L S E

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—

Mrs. Katherine B. P eeples, in­
ternationally known pianist, will 
be presented this Thursday night 
in a piano concert at the senior 
high school at 8:15 o ’clock.

consist 

The program w ill 

of 
four members: “ Toccata and Fuga 
in D Minor,” Bach-Tausig; “ So­
B eethoven; 
nata Opus H O ,” 
Schu­
“ K reisleriana Opus 16,” 
m ann; 
and 
“Three 
“Three Etudes,” Chopin.

Preludes” 

O fficials at the Central Fire 
that 
Station reported last night 
the alarm 
that the U niversity 
instrum ental 
Co-Op w as on fire wa* fa lse . Fire 
the
tritek& were sent to the** Co-Op but j prelude,
etude in arrangem ent. Tt has
no trace of a blaze could he dis-1 
b ee n called “the etude of the or-
c o v e re d . This was the 
second j 
faine alarm answ ered in the U ni- 1 gen. 
The second num ber on
v e r i t y neighborhood this week, I Mrs. Peeples’ program has been

The tocata 

resem bles 

which 

is an 

freehand 

its light, airy 

o f chess men 

is clearly portrayed 

associate 
professor o f 
drawing
and painting, has entered a paint- 
a 
in the crafts
exhibition. Both Mr. Gideon and 
Mr. E verett plan to attend the 
convention.

a favorite o f concertists b eca u seI jng in the art exhibition and 
rhythm. The 
of 
“ K reisleriana” 
is a composition 
with a tragic story behind it, and 
the tale 
in 
the rhythm of Schum ann’s mas­
terpiece. There are eight parts 
to the opus, each of which is com ­
p lete, but all are united with a 
chordal 
last 
piece on the program is to be a 
group o f selections from Chopin.
offer Austin 
music 
to 
hear a truly fam ous pianist. The 
proceeds will go 
supplem ent 
the loan fund of th*> Austin Grade 
Teachers' A ssociation.

Mrs. J. A. Roberdeau, a stu ­
dent in the U niversity, has been 
elected a delegate from the T ex­
as Fine Arts A ssociation, with 
headquarters in N ew Orleans, and 
will attend the convention.

Plans w ill be discussed for the 
senior “ sw ing-out” at a m eetin g 
o f M ortar Board this Thursday 
from 5 to 6 o ’clock in the girls* 
study ball,

M O R T A R B O A R D T O M E E T

lovers an opportunity 

homophony. The 

The recital will 

to 

No. 159

GEHRIG HITS 
TO WIN GAME 
FO R YANKEES

S teers F i n d SKealey 
In S eventh to 
T ie C o unt

FINAL SCORE 8 -6

D e L a F u e n te ’s Blow 
S ta rts 5-run 
R ally

Chancellors Not 
Beat by Dumas; 
Find Musketeers

Dumas found his four m usket- 
cere, D'A it agnail and his At bos, 
Poi tho::, and A camis, in the pages 
of French history, qnd recently 
to be out 
the Chancellors, not 
done 
four 
young men closely allied through 
association and sim ilarity of 
ac­
tim U niversity 
com plishm ent on 
fiv e 
cam pus when 

they elected 
Turn to Page 2, Col, 8

by Dumas, 

found 

NEW DORM TO
BE ERECTED 
A T MARSHALL

Bids O p en ed A pril 8 
F o r $30 ,0 0 0 
B uilding

9

Y WC A SENIOR 
CABINET STAFF 
NOW COMPLETE

S pecial to Tht» P a tty T e m * .

MARSHALL, April 3 — 
Bids for th e n ew $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 
girls’ dorm itory at t h e Col­
le g e of Marshall w ill be 
opened April 8, a ccord in g to 
an an n oun cem en t m a d e Sat­
urday by H obart Key, Marshall, 
chairman of the building com m it­
tee.

S anderson and W a tis 
H o ld H igh 
O ffices

Members o f the sta ff o f 
the Senior C abinet o f 
t h e 
Y. W. C. A. announced this 
w eek are: Grace Sanderson, 
president; D orothy W atts, 
vice presid en t and chairman 
o f the Junior Y. W. C. A. Cabi­
net; Annie V. H ildinger, under­
graduate 
representative; Mary 
Margaret Glasscock, recording sec­
retary; V iolet Howard, correspond­
ing 
and A ntonette 
Bracher, treasurer.

secretary; 

Sadie Brew er 

The chairmen selected for the 
d ifferen t com m ittees are: Doro­
thy Kelly, chairman of m em ber­
ship; Frankie Thompson, chair­
man of m eetings; Ella Powell, 
chairman of religious education; 
Norma Will McDonald and Janet 
Carter, co-chairm en bf social ser­
vice work; 
and 
co-chair­
Emma Glenn Vickers, 
men of the 
com m ittee: 
finance 
Alice Pierson, chairman o f the so­
cial com m ittee, M argaret Grimes, 
publicity; H elen Nelson and Ruthie 
Junkin, m usic; Mary Clare P etty, 
world fellow ship; M argaret V au­
ghn, sophom ore com m ission; E li­
zabeth Sim s, practical needs, and 
Linda A llison, freshm an commis­
sion.

The s t a ff and the chairman o f 
com ­
the 

the d iffe r e n t 
pose the Senior Cabinet for 
Y. W. C. A.

com m ittees 

 

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NINTH ART MEET 

HELD APRIL 4 ,5

Plans fo r th e new dorm itory 
have been under way for a num ­
ber o f w eeks. C onstruction 
is 
ten tatively scheduled to begin in 
April.

The dorm itory will be a fire­
proof, three-story, red brick struc­
ture. D im ensions o f the building 
are 96x36 fe e t. Tw o large recep­
tion rooms will be located on the 
first floor. W omen faculty m em ­
bers w ill be housed on the first 
floor; and wom en students w ill 
occupy the other two floors. A 
connecting bath w ill be placed be­
tw een each su ite o f two room s. 
The building will he steam -heated-
The dorm itory w ill be located 
on the sam e spot as th e one des­
troyed by fire during the C hrist­
mas holidays. Origin o f the fire 
which destroyed th e old dorm i­
tory, Saturday m orning, D ecem ­
ber 30, is unknown. 
It vras un­
occupied at the tim e and losses 
incurred 
fu r 
nishings, and clothing belonging 
facu lty m embers and 
to women 
students was estim ated at m ore 
than $30,000. 
the 
building and furnishings am ounted 
to $13,000.

on the building, 

Insurance on 

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TAU BETA PI WILL 

INITIATE THURSDAY

Tau B eta Pi, m en’s national
honorary en gin eerin g 
fratern ity 
will hold form al initiation and I 
banquet in honor o f the new ini 
this 
Hates at the D riskill H otel 
Thursday night at 6:30 o’clock 
according 
to Robert D abney 
chairman.

The fou r new m embers to be 
initiated are: Edward E. Diliman 
W. B. Franklin, Robert E. Paul 
and B. H. Caldwell.

B y B O B C A N T R E L L
r f , ’ X A N S P O R T S E D I T O R

Tt took a ninth round t r i p * 

in 

th e Steers 

b lo w by on e Lou Gehrig to 
d o w n 
th eir 
clash w ith th e Y ank s y e s te r ­
d a y aftern oon , 
after these 
y o u n g co lleg ia n s had staged 
an uprising of their own in 
the 
seventh to count fiv e markers anc! 
k not the score at 6-6. Al Shea- 
ley, who had been hurling rather 
nice baseball until this round, was 
sen t to th e showers by the bar 
rage o f base blows which follow 
cd Mike De L a F uente's opening 
single, and F aye Thomas, former 
football star from U niversity of 
Southern California, was rushed 
into the fray to stem the tide. 
Thom as allowed only one bingle* 
and a couple o f runs during his 
tenure, while his team m ates hop­
ped on little Mike De La F u en te, 
rookie right-hander from the Val 
ley for three safeties and a couple 
o f tallies in th e ninth.

U m p Go** Blind 

at 

to 

center. 

The Yanks were made a present 
o f three markers in the openin ? 
fram e when Ellis, the ump, went 
blind on a play 
the plate 
Funck w en t out Railton to W al­
ker, Byrd walked, 
and Dure* 
Loo 
le ft 
doubled 
Gehrig lifted a mile high fly to 
Ford in right, and B ill’s whip to 
th e plate caught Byrd by fe e t, 
but Umpire Ellis called him safe 
and Ben Paschal followed with a 
blow on the le ft field c liffs thn 
w ent for four bags, and accounted 
for two runs, Robertson proved 
an easy out.

Steers Threaten 

th e 

throw 

The S teers threatened in their 
fillin g 
h alf o f 
the 
fir st 
bases on Paschal’s 
error, B I 
Ford’s single, and a pass to Ho >• 
to 
kins. D ickey’s snap 
Gehrig caught Hopkins 
soun I 
asleep o f f first to end the threat.
The Y anks added another in the 
third on Paschal’s second drive 
on top o f the c liffs. 
In the f i f t , 
th ey added another on D urst’,; 
second double, and Paschal’.** sin 
gle. De La Fuente yanked h i m­
h > 
s e lf out o f the hole when 
started a fa st double play 
on 
R obertson’s drive. The Am erican 
League champs added still 
a n ­
other in th e sixth on Lary’s triple, 
and D ickey’s double. On S healey’s 
hit to H iggins on third. D ickey 
w as run down betw een third and 
second. A fa st double play Leach 
to H opkins to Walker, sw ept the 
Yanks o f f the paths and le ft Mike 
sm iling.

Steers T a lly

The Longhorns made their first 
tally in th e sixth. B ill Ford pull­
ed his favorite trick o f gettin g 
hit, and romped home when Pinky 
H iggins uncorked 
screeching 
double into deep le ft field. Hig­
gins was caught at the plate a few 
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The ninth annual convention o f 
the Southern States Art League 
opens in San Antonio today and 
extends through April 5.

the departm ent 
has entered 

P rofessor Samuel E. Gideon of 
o f architecture 
in 
grater colors in the exhibition of 
the 
the convention which is in 
W itte Memorial Museum.
Raymond E verett, 

two paintings 

DEBATE SCHEDULE SHOWS 

6 

VICTORIES, 4 DEFEATS

Com pletion o f the best schedule 
the U niversity debate squad has 
ever had shows a record o f six 
victories and fou r d efeats, aecord- 
ng to Coach Thomas A. Rousse. 
Three o f the six victories w ere 
achieved aw ay from home, Rousse 
declared. Only one of the d efeats 
occurred at home.

U niversity team s defeated the 
U niversity o f C alifornia, the U ni­
versity o f Oklahoma, the U niver­
sity o f M issouri, the U niversity o f 
Arkansas, and the U niversity o f 
North Carolina. The U niversity 
was defeated by the U niversity 
o f Kansas in two debates, th e Uni­
versity o f Sidney, A ustralia, nill! 
Catawba College* Salisbury, N . €1
O f th e 12 men on the debate 
squad this year, only tw o, Cap­
tain Frank Stubbeman and Arthur 
Sandlin, w ere experienced at the 
beginning o f the season* Bontee 
said. O ther members of the squad 
w ere: L eroy Jeffers, Spurgeon 
I Bell, James Hulse, Robert Eikel,

:

ami

Arthur B aghy, Ben L. Bird, 
Fow ler Roberts.

Three members o f the squad, 
although th ey did splendid Work 
in debate, R ousse said, did not 
get to participate in actual in te r ­
collegiate debates; 
these wore 
Charles H arris, B en n ett L ay, and 
Lowell C rosier o f Godley.

N ext year’s squad Will Have a 
nucleus o f ten experienced men. 
Only tw o o f th is year's squad Wirt 
be lo st by graduation; Captain 
Stubbem an and BFulse will receive 
bachelor o f law degrees in June.
E ach o f the 12 debaters 

in th e annual 

participate 
debate contact, April 
and Mothers’ Bey,
Prizes to the 
given each 
Stark of 
debaters on the 
the contest 
eluding 
Pads* and
m k

 T H E D A I L Y T E X A N *

STIMSON ASSUMES POST

P resid en t Hoover** 

cabinet 
w as fu lly com p leted when C h ief 
th e
( le f t ) 
.Justice T a ft 

gave 

oath o f office 
S tim son , ?he n ew 
sta te .

mater4*"''1-! —v'nft**
to C ol. Ii. L.
secreta ry o f

THREE ACCEPT 
INVITATION TO 
LECTURE HERE

Beaty of S M U Speaks 
On Summer I erm 
Program

t h e 

d u r i n g ’ 

T h r e e o f t h e l e c t u r e r s in ­
v i t e d t o s p e a k t o t h e .s t u d e n t 
b o d y 
s u m m e r 
t e r m h a v e d e f i n i t e l y a c c e p t ­
e d t h e i n v i t a t i o n s , a c c o r d i n g 
t o Dr. D. L. C la r k , ch a irm a n 
o f th e co m m itte e In ch a rg e o f s e ­
c u r in g sp ea k ers fo r th e short ses­
sion .

P r o fe sso r John O. B eaty, head 
o f th e d ep a rtm en t o f E n glish at

THURSDAY, APRIL 4 /1 9 2 9 .

S . M. t i . w ill lectu re here J u n e 7 ; 
o f I.stera- • 
on “ T h e G eography 
t a r e .” P ro fesso r B e a ty w ho ha ii
h i- d e g r e e o f d octor o f p hilosoph y 
from C olu m b ia U n iv e r sity , 
ha* 
b een in te re sted f o r som e tim e in 
th # re la tio n o f g eo g ra p h y to th e 
p ro d u ctio n o f litera tu re.

CHANCELLORS NOT 
BEATEN BY DUM

(C on tin u ed fro m P a g e I )

Mr*. W in ifred H ath aw ay, a s s o - ! 

n ew m em bers to th e ir grou p .

c la t# d ire cto r o f the N a tio n a l So­
c ie t y f o r the P rev en tio n o f B lin d -j 
pe«*s, w ill be at th e U n iv e r sity from': 
J u n e 5 to lo ., W hile h ere M rs. I 
H a th a w a y w ill giv e tw o le c tu r e s:! 
o n e on “ C on servin g th e S ig h t o f j 
on I 
S ch o o l C hildren ,” 
“ S e e in g Through L ife .” 
is 
b ein g b rou gh t here b y th e d ep a rt­
m en t o f ed u cational p sy ch o lo g y .

She 

and 

on e 

in th e w eek 

M ira Lot* A. M eredith w ill v isit ' 
o f j 
th e U n iv e r sity 
J u n e IS . and som e tim e d u rin g th e ! 
w eek w ill lectu re on “ T he V isitin g 
T e a c h e r 
in S ch ool.” M iss M e r e -1 
d ith is a ssista n t se c r e ta r y on th e ; 
o f V isitin g 
N a tio n a l C om m ittee 
T e a ch er s.

T h ese fo u r y o u n g m en w ho
h ave a tta in ed th e sp irit o f “ A ll 
fo r e n c and on e f o r a ll” are not. 
on ly cla ssm a tes b u t a re also room ­
m ates.

A ll fo u r asp ire to reach 
h eig h ts o f the le g a l p ro fessio n .

th o 

T h ose y o u n g m en “ w ho hava 
b rou gh t back th e sp irit and ro ­
m ance o f ca v a lier d a y s” are: Then 
W eiss and L eslie B yrd , w ho h ave 
th eir “ m e ttle ” a s sp eak ­
p roven 
ers and d eb a te rs; J eh n M aginnis, 
w h o 
is p resid en t o f h is cla ss in 
th e law sch ool; and A lb ert Jo n es, 
w ho holds a m a ste r o f arts d e­
P hi 
g ree and 
B e ta Kappa.

is a m em b er o f 

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A LL men w ho w e b to en ter the 

try o u ts fo r th e N ation al G r a to n - 1 
cal C on test on 
th# C on stitu tion j 
m eet in B Hall IS , T h ursd ay a t 5 
p. rn. to draw fo r p laces.

ELLW O O D G R ISCO M , JR .

H O U SE M O T H E R S w ho w ish 

to 

place th e ir n am es on th e oft; 
r ial list fo r the lo n g session , 192*3- 
1030, m ust have th e ir a p p lica tio n s j 
in the I man o f Women’s o d e by I 
Friday, A pril 5. 
ily ,

Se# M iss D ew ­

R U B Y R. T E R R IL L .

an 

T H E R E w ill be 

im portant 
m eetin g o f sen iors m ajorin g in 
English in G arrison H all, m om I 
F riday, April 5, a t 4 o ’clock . A 
ch an ge in the n a tu re o f the m a­
jor ex a m in a tio n s w ill be ex p la in ­
ed and an y q u estion * w ill be a n ­
sw ered.

T. P. H A R R IS O N , JR ,,
Chairm an o f the C om m ittee.

T u rtle 

A N Y girl w ish in g t o try out fo r 
(Tub, go o u t to D eep 
Eddy at 4 o ’clock T h ursd ay, A pril 
4. 
If you (a n n o t go at this tim e , 
m ake an ap poin tm ent with Miss 
J a n et W ood, office F>2, N H all.

M ISS J A N E T W OOD, 

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In stru ctor.

FHI DELTA PHI WILL 
MEET SA T U R D A Y A T 7

P hi D elta P hi w ill m eet S a tu r­
in the 
day e v e n in g at 7 o’clock 
th*1 Law 
Moot C ourt room o f 
B u ild in g, A rthu r H addav.av, m a­
g ister, an n ou n ced W ed n esd ay.

CO LLEG E M EN 
W A N T E D FO R 
S U M M E R W O R K

R eta ilin g from the *uecess of 
the past 
su m m er’s scholarship 
in T e x ­
subscription cam p aign 
as. the P u b lish ers of D elin eator 
offer, to c o lle g e m en em ployed 
for the sum m er in the cap acity 
of S tu dent S alesm en and Team 
L eaders, an u nu sually a ttr a c t­
ive p rop osition.

are 

S everal w ell paid 

o p en in g s 
for U n iversity 

sum m er 
now 
vacation 
of 
available 
T exas u n d ergrad u ates. 
P re­
vious ex p erien ce in d irect sa le s 
w ork 
is d e s ir a b le b u t n o t e s ­
sential.

For d eta ils o f our 

salary, 
s c h o la r s h ip . offer 

b onu s, a n d 
c o m m u n ic a te w ith

MR. N. E. B R A N S O N

401-402 

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TH OUGHT I f OR T O D A Y

But he set*? a su rly fa c e and 

S Y N O P S IS —

PsfeWsfeM ms th* fi» M « of til# Cal­
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X#ft«rial oilers. B. Rail. Teiepkoee* 
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f*r alod fey th# Uaitmf^p Tri**, A. C. 

V n g U , Manairnr-

Ent#r«f a* *• ron4 cl*#* matter at th* 

po* Settee at Austin, f r a t .
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N IG H T S T A F F

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V e r d i B aker 
... 
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Louis# (*<•?» at; -.
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R ebels ?
S lo g a n s ?

O. 0 . M c In ty re , who ra n sw ing 
a hug# WPC o f render#, n e x t v>f-ck 
w ill begin w r itin g dram atic f r ill- 
r if ln i fa r th a t dim*-* p u b lic a tio n — 
L ife.

A fter 

rea d in g 

th e 

a e s th e tic ! 

hraim rtorm s o f today** h ighb row 
{ ritira. M fTntvre’a dimple, friend - ] 
Iv, and w hiw rieji! sty le o u g h t l f : 
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“ T H E B E A T S O F T H E 

M IG H T Y ’*-—A N o v a

S ynopsis: A nd th e y g a t h e r e d { 
to g e th e r fr o w the four co rn er* o f 
h e a r p ro ceed in g s 
L ou isian a 
ag ain st G o v ern o r L ong a t Baton 
R ouge.

to 

H ow go on frith the sto ry ?
‘'V erily , v er ly, 

I say 
u n to 
t a x ­
y o u / ’ quoth L o n g to th e 
payers, “ this le g isla tu r e hath b een 
b ou gh t w ith sh ek els o f the s t a n d ­
ard OH C om pony to put m e out o f 
o f f ic e .”

“ P rove 

it .” rag e lh the L g i Ma­

tu re ,

held hi* peace.

Then th e y m u rm u r# th 

am o n g 
th em selv es, Raying, “ He adm it!* 
n th it was h e a rsa y J let us 
#;ik1 
him o u t. 
Ile g e tt cfh p la ste re d , he 
tak eth action * w ith ou t co n su ltin g 
tis, and it is even charged th at he 
w ould have his fellow -m an Ha Sib 
T r u ly , w e sh ou ld f a i t him o u t.”

W hereupon th e re endued en hot 
w rang!#. T h ey q u a m loth nm on cr 
th era.=«tly es o v er the Impeach rn** e* 
ride*, a n d can do no good , U n til 
fin a lly it ca inc to pas* th a t th ey 
ap poin ted a co m m itte e to In v esti­
g a te th e r a le s and m ake it report ; 
and until th is shaft com e to pas* 
n oth in g can be d one. And so th e y 
re sted u n til the fourth d ay.

L ou isian a 

S ta te U n iversity'* 
fam ou s “ hog-1 aw ” 
autom at featly 
dism issed I ST fre sh m e n la s t week 
w ho had “ flu n k e d ” on m id-se m e s­
te r exam in ation *.

Mexican re bcd* are p ayin g $ 1 2 $ 

a d ay fo r aviator*.

W hich ev id e n tly acco u n ts 

fo r 
th e m ushroom grow th o f th e In­
su rg e n t air 
Portion* o f 
fo r c e . 
th is a ir flo tilla bom bed th e c if. ' 
o f N a co , S on ora, a g a in y este rd a y . I 
wish d am age not rep orted . T hin' 
tim e n one b f th # bomb* fell on j 
A m erican to ll.

The g overn m en t 

reported 

sn 

in 

o verw h elm in g v icto ry , detnorslir* j 
cd rebels, and stre et# paved w ith • 
in su rgen t d ead, 
yesterday** I 
sta tem en t from Jfm inez. For tw o , 
day 
the b a ttle wa** supposed t o J 
be goin g a g a in st the C allisto ma- . 
Chine, w h en th e 
tkh- su d d en ly j 
fu m e d and sm ashed th e reb el m er- j 
lo a d s o f ‘ 
a lc to b its. 
jpanie strick en in su rgen ts 
are re- J 
ported in flig h t, a fter le a v in g be-1 
;
hind nearly a thousand dead. 

Six train 

W h atever b ecam e o f th o se c ir - . 
in j
I

< alar* w hich read : 
M exico th is su m m er.” 

“ T ravel 

* 

I
The g o v ern m en t bs to b egin a1 
campaign to educate the people ] 
to the value o f p roh ibition through 
un vert b io g . A fte r ob servin g in-
read* m ade by cigarette* th rou gh 
advcrtiring, you ca n 't help but ex- 
pee-, agee##*,
||. A fund o f $ 5 0 ,0 6 0 ha- been a p - j 
proprtated by Congress to dj*s*m~ I 
In a it inform®?., on about p ro h ik i-1 
lion, and its beneficial 
effects. J 
Prohibit:*.m*t* are entering on a 
life# “drive,” expected to fit 
in 
e x a c tly with, that en gin eered by 
the govern merit,

Suggested * lagan; A betain when 
a u to j ng, and live rn long as pro­
h ibition .

BULL 
BELLOW S

By A LE X M U R P H R E E

h e r

. ... 
sun,

Oh, fo r a bloody m y s t e r y 

Or so m e t h i n e to u n r a v e l,
Like why d id th e j u r o r m u r d e r 

W i th che j u d g e ’*! g a v e l,

B A L L A D E O F L O V E S
* 
LOVE fo r a cloud o r love fo r the

! 

* 

L o re fo r a fa c e o r love fo r a - 

Ar** none of th em th in g 4* a lover? 

fe a th e r

should khan 

B u‘ a lo v er sh o u ld fin d a much I 

s tro n g e r te th e r .
S o m eth in g m ore w o rth y o f 

love 

A pillow on w hich a lo v e r aflight; 

or rom ance,

reft 

*

m ischance-—

th e b est.

AH love* a re v ' . p , h u t few a re 

F o r lo c is d e lig h tfu l, an d lovers 

W hen 

lo v in g is happy and all

g##tt a rig h t,

A nd even w hen sa d , a good lover 

ar# gay

m ay

E n jo y tear* an d so rro w all of 

th e n ig h t.
I ai vc what you 

like 
when you choose 

and 

love 

But all should give e a r to thin 

lo v er's attest,

Al Ways be c a re fu l w h a t love* you 

AH love* a re g o o d — b u t few a re 

refu se—

th** best.

I/E N V O I—
P rince, you m ay love w hat 

you 

like w hen you p lea se ,

You can 

love w ith « w ill, you 

eau love w ith a seat, 
W h atever you like from kiaacs to 

flea s—
A ll loves 

ar# th e best.

a te 

good — but few

O NE-EVF. B E N T L IN F .

A T alc of the H ig h C r im e o f 
P iracy

a fa in t. 

One E ye m ake* th# lover o f 
Seraph ma T ab ith a S m ith , whom 
he has cap tu red in ta k in g in a 
piratical m anner a S pan ish g a l­
leon , w alk the plank w h ile S e r ­
aphim! lie s in 
S era ­
pirate* 
ph in a 
fa s t lot* to d ecid e w h e th er she 
shall be giv en to th e crew or to 
One E ye 
h im self. M eanw hile 
h er lover, H arry H orst, m akes 
h is w ay to G alveston and ch ar­
ters a *hip to ca p tu re the pi­
rates.

la ter h ears the 

C h a p t e r V IL — In W hich 

th e Pi- 
r a t e C r e w C o m e t A f t e r Sera* 
phi ft a.

S tea lth ily Scu t phi na cramped to 
the p orthole and gaited o u t 
into 
the vast exp an se o f m u w ater. 
T rue -he hated the v er y ta ste o f 
the s t u f f but felted jum p out in to 
it rather than u nd ergo 
fate 
she seem ed about to u ndergo.

the 

The 

reader will 
ti lee e ru in g 
got 
please n otice that w e have 
bai k to the m ain th read o f 
our 
story and so m eth in g i i about to 
is 
happen 
tr u e — so m eth in g is about to hap­
pen to Seraph!na.

to S e r a p h im . T hat 

the 

Soon she heard a h eavy bunch 
o f fo o tfa ll* o u tsid e 
bolted 
door and a hunch o f h eavy shoul­
d ers su rg in g a g a in st th e 
bolts. 
Soon the holts w ould break; she 
aw aited this e v e n tu a lity w ith bat­
ed breath, Oh, if th e b olts would 
on ly hold an o th er m in u te. N ot 
that she ex p ected re sc u e hut you 
never 1 1 >v. w hen so m eth in g w ill 
turn up— ii a lw a y s d o es in 
such 
s to n e

The wood aboul 

the bolt split? 
tere< a seco n d and th e y w ere in, 
ait in, 

in fact.

“ Girl, w e ’re g o in g to throw a 

p arty and y o u ’r e th e whoopee.” 

('o dinhead H en ry reached out 
and grabbed h er a b o u t the w asp­
like w aist (the d i r t y v illa in ). A 
heavy ‘hand ]ell on his shoulder 
and he w a- ent sp raw ling. There 
' a r n One-Eye m e n a c in g them 
all 
with a revolver aa only he* knew 
how to menace.

“ L isten here, b oys, I gut 

the 
drop on you and I'll ?#ml you all 
to— — if you n.ake a m ove,” E x ­
cu se the d ashes hut you 
know 
w hat I m ean and Em n ot a llo w ­
ed to w rite it. O n e Eye wa*; not 
a roan to (r ifle w ith w hen he h ad j 
a revolver, so pure en ou gh , 
boy* didn’t m ove.

the 

“ W e’re g o in g to fo llo w the old 
pirate law and 
fight k n ives, one 
a t a tim e, until y o u w oun d me or 
I wound all o f you , T h e last guy 
th a t's le ft 
the 
(ady.”

sta n d in g w ins 

(T o Be C o n tin u ed )

M A JO R S IN ENGLISH 

MEET FRIDAY AT 4

I D L I N G A L O N G 
W I T H E I L E R S

Im p e ria tit ant < > urn# < - os m 

g a ffin g ' a cheng* in Dc# nature 
renter* 
examination for 
m E n glish m V fee mad# 
, m eetsrg Friday, April Ti, a t 
yr:-or; Hell J, ae- 
’clock in 
~ . T. P. Harrison, l r ,
>nn re­

I Only the eth er day 

somebody 
gsjWF «*f» to Bunk. “ Let** talk tu rk ey,! 

A n d 

B unk 

gobbled

lefter.” 
ft w hile

K atiily 

“laughing 
think# a 
Flock” I* a W&lt S tre e t product. 
And th a t th# Dead Sea 
a 
M L

had 

will aho j a Bapt tat rho re ii 

Me heard the Rosary Hung in 
last Sunday. 
B ant-1 How that’* what w# call religious 

toleration'

YANKEES WIN 

BY 8 -6 COUNT

(C on tin u ed from P a g e I )

secon d . 

through 

later w hen h e a tte m p te d <

m inute? 
to score on W alker's sh ort d rive 
into le ft. T he locals k n otted th e 
in the se v en th w h en Mike 
cou n t 
led o f f w ith a bingle o v er third. 
Big Foot Lewis HT for Lamm and 
single*! 
B osset 
r,he?( shot a short bingle through j 
Che box to toad th e h ags, D e L a; 
P u en te scam p ered 
hom e w hen 
Lord fo rc ed B asset at secon d . H ig ­
bags 
g in s w alk ed 
secon d 
th e 
o v er -p o p u la ted 
tim e. H op k in s cracked a 
•‘in gle 
b etw e en short and third to co u n t I 
L ew is and Ford, sen d in g H ig g in s ' 
to third, and tak in g secon d on the 
throw in. A rvie W alk er d u m p e d ' 
a o n e-p ly blow 
in to c e n te r fie ld 
to cou n t H iggin s and H opkins to 
knot th e score. Leach an d C arr 
fann ed sw in g in g to end th e rally. ;
Mike Stars R ally

lo 4eave th e 

for 

l i t t l e Mike He La P u e n te h eld 
th** b ig fellow - back in th e e ig h th , - 
h u t in th e ninth the storm broke. 
Byrd doubled to le ft c e n te r ; D o r a ti 
w ent b ut, H opkins to W alker. Col-J 
om bia Loo G ehrig then d rove a 
hom e run over the right C e n te r ­
field 
sc o r e -j 
behind 
board.

fe n c e 

the 

A hi* b ats man and a d oub le b~ J 

I.ary th r ea ten ed t o ch ase aee.it* 
an o th er m arker for th e Y an k s, b ut
C arter B asset en d ed th e ir sc o rin g j 
a nice 
w hen be m ade 
ca tch o f D ick ey’! drive 
fie ld .

fu n n in g 
into le f t 

T h ey h ad; 

The .Steers d idn ’t even th r ea ten 
in th e ir h a lf o f th# n in th , but th** 
fait* w ere 
sa tisfie d . 
com e lo see G ehrig hit on e, and he 
had 
The “ w o lv es” start<*4 th eir 
fir st h ow lin g o f th e se a so n , w hen : 
th e y sta rted tid in g Doc L each fo r 
h is work on secon d . Leach co m -! 
m ilted a cou p le o f m iscu es, w hich 
d idn 't cost 
th e S teer* a n y th in g , 
but the fan s w ere h o w lin g fo r the 
y o u n g ste r ’* scalp.

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SU M M A R Y : H om e ru n s: P a s­
chal 2, Gehrig. T h ree-b ase h its: 
Lory. 
T w o-base h its: D urst 2, 
H iggin s 2, R ecs, I,ary, Byrd. S a c­
rifice h its; G ehrig. S tolen b a se s;
Cary, H it b atsm en : Ford by S h oa­
l y , R obertson by De La F u e n te . 
D ouble play*: De La F u e n te to 
H op kins to W alker, Leach to H op­
Bases on hall, 
kins to W alker, 
o f f R ailton I, o f f De La F u e n te 
I; o f f S h eaiey 2. S truck o u t, bv 
R ailton 2; by S h ea iey 4; b y T h o ­
m as 5. Pitchers' records: 4 runs,
5 hit* o f f R ailton 
in n in g s;
4 n m *, 8 hit* o f f D e La F u e n te ; 
in 5 in n in g s; 4 runs, IO hit* o f f ! 
S h e a ie y in 6 I - ” in n in g s; 2 tu n s,
I hit o f f Thom as in 2 2-3 in nings. 
L osing p itch er: D e La F u e n te .
W in ning p itcher: T hom as. 
p ices: E llis, G ibson. T im e 
g a m e: 2 hours, 12 m in u tes.

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ia ttO m S M xM
ox LOCK

M rs. W a lte r s m easured nerv­
ously, put tw o more pins into 
the hem of Jane's new party 
dress. The dress had to be read v 
by 8 o ’clo ck — and already it 
w as 6 :30.

“ No! she answered her hus­
band, w ho was rum pling his 
hair 
the sewing 
room door, “ Supper isn’t ready 
yet, and—stand still, J a n e .”

irritably in 

sternly, 

Th is last to blond, 16-year- 
old Jane, w'ho posed stiffly on 
the low table while her m other 
fitted the garment on her.
^ ” —and don’t ask w hy!” she 
finished 
through a 
moo til ful of pins, “ I t ’s a wonder 
I v e accomplished anything! 
l y e spent t h e ,afternoon run­
ning downstairs to the teJe-
honc down to give M aisie
J.
. ones m y t a ke rec ipc u ow a to 
answer the butcher, the preach­
er, and goodness knows w ho 
che!

I vc a notion to move th:* 
sew ingroom downstairs, where 
I can grab th at phone the 
m om ent it rings!"

W alters, moving ruefully to ­
w ard fhe stairw ay, turned his 
head to agree w ith her:

E ither th a t,” he answered, 
" o r have a telephone put in the 
sew ing room ”

t / r

Telephones where you im d 
them save time, patience, house­
w ifely strength.

Few know th at one o r tw o 
additional instruments cost con­
siderably less than the single 
telephone they now have!

By^ a wisely-placed “exten­
sion * or two, and perhaps a re­
arrangement of the equipment 
you already have,an expert tele­
phone man can oUen double the 
convenience of your telephone 
scTM ice. Just mat! the coupon.
L - _ 

.........................

 

M anager,
Southwestern Bch Telephone Co., City.
Without obligation. I M like to know 
how to get more value out af my ade­
pt*, mc set VII.-. Won't v ou cal!

Kellogg** Pep Bran F lakes will pass the 
most critical taste. T hat fam ous flavor 
o f PEP plus extra crispness set a nevf 
standard in bran flake goodness.

Eat them daily and see how much 
more pep you have for co lleg e activities. 
You get the nourishing elem ents o f the 
w heat. Just enough bran to be m ildly 
laxative. Ask for them to be served 
at your fraternity house or cam pus 
restaurant.

in 

T h # m o s t p o p u la r r e a d y - t o - 
• a t c « r « a t a s e r v e d 
t h * 
d i n i n g - r o o m s o f A m e r i c a n 
e a t i n g d u b * and 
c o lla g e s , 
f r a t e r n i t i e s a r c m a d e b y 
K e l lo g g ta B a t t l e C reek . T h e y 
i n c l u d e A L L - B R A N , C o r a 
F l a k e s , R i c e K r i s p i e s , 
( g r u m b l e s a n d K e l l o g g ’ s 
S h r e d d e d W h o l e W h e a t B is­
cuit. A ls o K a f fe e H a g C o ffe e 
— the c o f f e e th a t lets you s le e p .

 THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1929.

T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

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THEATERS

**T H E SINGING FOOL.”
Pow er and sentiment all mixed
up together and garnished to 
make you like it. One of those 
you 
pictures that 
see 
can 
twice without 
feeling you’ve 
been gyped. Al Jolson, Davey 
I#ee, and others. At the Han­
cock.

‘‘THE IRON MASK.” Pic- 
gets 
turized history herewith 
F air­
romanticized. Douglas 
banks revives his old D’Art- 
agnan. 
a 
Some talking and 
prologue. O.K. A t Queen.

“ STRANGE CARGO." Now 
who in the heck did kill Sir 
Richard? Well, you needn’t
stage 
be surprised. 
stars talk at you, 
you 
m ay understand them. Majes­
tic.

Famous 

and 

“ JAZZ MAD.” 

Jean Hers- 
holt, GeoKgfc Lewis, and Marian 
Nixon provide several reels of 
entertainment, 
very pleasing 
l-ast time today a t the Cres­
cent.

“ WIN THAT GIRL.” Foot­
ball. And other things which 
including 
make 
hay fever. Unique and good. 
At the Texas.

it interesting, 

“ IN OLD ARIZONA.” West- 
te rn in sound. Coming S atur­
day to the Hancock.

“T H E W I L D PARTY.” 
C lara Bow. Whew! Talking. 
Majestic, Saturday.

The Singing Fool

“ Tho Binging Fool" shows on 
is 
a t the Hancock— by which 
m ean t th a t Al Jolson sings 
his 
little songs, Josephine Dunn ex­
hibits her darkest villainy, 
and 
Davey Lee passes out with devas­
ta tin g effect. And in the words 
of Mr. Jolson, for whom the micro-

mihone rolls over and purrs, “ you 

iii’t seen nothin’ yet” until you’ve 
seen this picture. Josephine Dunn, 
th e original tall heroine, turn s in 
a calm and collected bit of acting. 
As the lady who doesn’t quite feel 
t h a t way about Jolson, but who 
m arries him because she figures 
he’ll be famous someday. Miss 
Dunn proves conclusively th a t she 
is an actress and not so much lan ­
guid blond meat. Looking much 
b e t t e r than usual—probably 
on 
ac co un t of her semi-long hair — 
Miss Dunn convinces one th a t she 
is one mean mamma. 
In fact, I 
suspected her of pinching Davey 
Lee when Al Jolson wasn’t looking.

.— B. D.

The Iron Mask

If you want to see some one die 
nicely, go to see Nigel de Brulier 
in “The Iron 
who, as Richelieu 
Mask," dies on an average of our 
limes a day at the Queen th eater 
this week. Mr. de Brulier really 
does a good job of it— lots 
of 
white of the eye, good stiff pos­
ture, and everything. The 
pic­
t u re isn’t bad, cither; th a t is, if 
you can tolerate a lot of intrigue 
over practically nothing, 
and if 
you don’t mind a host of freaks 
such as twin kings, women th at 
S U
say, “ Nobody can say those words 
sa;
ad live," Douglas Fairbanks do­
K J * '
ing sixth-grade declamation, and 
» win!
four musketeers walking o ff into 
the clouds.

I

Now* maybe you think they don’t get this way, birt they do, espec­
ially in “ The Singing Fool,” which is Al Jolson’s own little vehicle. 
Josephine Dunn, the unfaithful wife, and Reed Howe> develop an 
affinity, and, as usual affinities cause a lot of trouble. This time 
i f s tragic.

Win That Girl

heroine, hero, king— h u t reserve 
the last mentioned, 
fo r th ere’s 
where the iron mask comes in. See 
it. You might learn some points 
of 
technique t h a t ’ll help you to 
get a seat on the street car next 
time you start townward.— A.K. 
----------------- -o--------------

Strange Cargo

“ Win th at Girl," a heat little 
the 
football yarn, dashes across 
goahline for a touchdown fo r the 
last times today a t the Texas. I f s 
all worked up over athletics and 
one of the best 
is, in general, 
In con-
handled films I ’ve seen. 
Strange Cargo," now afloat at strut I ion, t his picture is unique.
I t ’s three distinct episodes, depict­
ing the rivalry between two fami­
lies who produce a t least one all- 
american per generation. And in 
all the three 
component parts, 
every little bit of action is care­
fully paralled. Very clever in­
deed. Besides, this one has Sue 
C’arol and David Rollins.— B, D.

Jazz Mad

Jean Hersholt continues to hold 
forth at the Crescent, 
and he 
holds very well indeed. His c h a r­
acterization of an old German vio­
linist and composer who leaves his 
and 
fatherland for this country 
attem p ts to sell his pot work, 
a 
symphony, here cuts another notch 
gun
on his 

already mutilated 

the Majestic, carries with it more 
m ystery and suspicion than you 
would believe ever could be jam ­
med into one carload of bloody 
m urder. Was it the work of a 
human hand, the vengence of a 
horrible fiend, or did the super­
natural take part? Whatever 
it 
was, they got to playing this old 
game about “ now you see him— 
and when the 
now you don’t," 
lights came back on, there w asn’t 
even a cross mark to denote spot 
where the victim stood. In fact he 
the gonest victims 
w*as one of 
th a t was ever lifted from the first 
reel of a mystery drama. 
The 
cast, which is made up of a bevy 
of recruits from the stage, talks 
adequately and vehemently, but 
somehow we didn’t seem to catch 
but about every other word they 
spoke. We were fam iliar enough 
with 
th at old re frain “ Give me 
the right to take your p a rt always, 
C arlotta!” to make 
it out even 
amid the mournful accompaniment 
of a male quartette t h a t was put 
in eith er fo r romantic atmosphere 
or dramatic forseshadowing.

— B. B,

There is an absolutely ujicon-1 
vincing fight between the villain- j 
ess and the heroine that we can’t 
forgive the director for— a few j 
weak passes which make us be­
lieve that Margaret is going 
to 
come out on top, and presto, the 
villainess jabs her neatly, and she 
sinks to the floor, killed, dead. 
That’s only one, though. Killing 
is a common occurence in 
this 
picture. Arthos, Porthos, Aramis,

K EEP YOUR D ATE WITH
THE

EXA
THEATRE 
T hank You W eek
Never in Austin 
Such a Program

J i x i o r : 

p r o m ti c k e t
S A K E CLOSES APPAL ll
the 
The decoration m otif fo r 
ju n io r girls’ prom will be carried 
out in modernistic figures. The 
walls and ceiling will be covered 
with three shades ut blue paper 
and 
the modernistic figures will 
be plat ed against this background. 
Grace Sanderson is chairm an of 
the committee for decorations.

To f u r th e r carry out the mod­
ernistic* motif. Josephine Corner, 
chairm an of the re fresh m e n t com­
mittee, has planned f o r a caba­
ret in the balcony of the gymnas­
ium.

The prom is to be held Friday, 
April 12, and tickets went on 
sale Monday with Genevieve Critzj 
in charge. The tickets a r e being 
distributed by various committees j 
to the dormitories* soro rity houses 
and hoarding houses. Tickets may 
be bought at the office 
the 
a 
dean of women for $1 
couple and $1.25 for stags. Thurs­
day, April l l . is the last d a y 'that 
tickets will be sold.

of 
f o r 

in 
Josephine Pollard, who is 
charge of the music*, has secured 
Bill B arbour’s seven-piece orches­
t r a fo r the evening.

U N I V E R S I T Y L A D I E S

(TAJll E N T E R T A I N S
The Universe Ladies’ Club en­
terta in e d Wednesday 
afternoon 
from 4 to 0 o’clock at the Uni­
versity Club in honor of the Uni­
versity Dames Club, and the host­
esses of the sororities and dormi­
tories.

The hostesses w ere: Mesdames 
C. Wr. Hackett, Leo Blaekstoek, 
Morgan Gallaway, Jr., 
J. Frank 
Dobie, Frances E. Goldbeck, W. 
H. Mayes, R. L. Peurifoy, IX A. 
Piatt, C. IL Slovtr, Irvin Stew­
a r t, F red Walker, G. T. Why- 
burn, and Dudley Woodward, Jr., 
and Miss Edleen Begg.

Included in the receiving line 
w ere: Mesdames ll. Y. Benedict, 
W. R. Long, and H. J. Ettlinger.
The club roms were decorated 
with spring flowers, and the re-

stock. No one seems to need a 
symphony at the time and 
there 
you are, as they say. The old 
m an’s h eart conies m ighty nea r to 
breaking but decides not to.

— W. E. J.

The ALL TALKING 
Mystery Drama
* ‘Strange C argo”
Also
C O M E D Y — NEW S

U S S ® . .

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SEE and HEAR

JOLSO N

A L

IN

“ T H E SINGING 
FO O L”
Fox Movietone News

T E X A S

La.t Times T o d .,

SUE CAROL

Win that Girl

STARTING TOMORROW
DOLORES DEL RIO

THE RED DANCE

SOCIAL CALENDAR

The social calendar fo r this 

week-end includes:

Friday, April 5

Delta Chi informal dance at 
the Austin Country Club, 9-1 
o’clock.

Grace Hall formal dance at 

Grace Hall, 9-1 o’clock.
Saturday, April 6

Delta Club dance 

a t 

the 

Driskill Hotel, 9-12 o’clock.
at 
Gymnasium, 9-12 o’clock.

German 

the 

"Woman’s 

Mrs* E v a G. Prendergrast, chap­
eron of the Alpha Phi sorority, 
has gone to Waco fo r a visit and 
will re tu rn the latter part of the 
week.

Mary McDowell, Delta 
will visit a t her home in
hart this week-end.

Zeta,
Lock-

Dorothy Phillips, Delta Delta 
Delta, will spend the week-end a t 
her home in Rockdale.

Mrs. II. W. Harbison of Trin 
ity is visiting her daughter, An
abel, at 
house. 

Dale McVey, Ellen Hayes, and
the Phi Omega Upsilon j Evelyn Beard of Oklahoma Uni-
J cor ity are the guests of Hima
j Wofford a t the T heta house.

a J
form er student of the University, Marie Pomb, Euela Pierson, and
the Melba Johnson of the Theta house
will be a week-end guest a t 
spent the week-end in Galveston.
Delta Zeta house. 

„ 
Miss Ruth Gray of Thrall, 

„ „ _ 

. 

freshmen!*, ices and cakes, were 
served in sim ilar colors. A group 
of young women from the New­
comers Flub assisted in the din­
ing-room. Mrs. 0 . IX Weeks and 
Miss F ann ie Ratch ford 
served 
the ices from 4 until ~>, and Mes­
dames W. T. Walker, and F red­
erick Kby, from 5 until 6.

Miss Elizabeth O’Brien of San 
the 

Antonio will be a guest a t 
Phi Mu house this week-end.

Minelma Curling, Delta Zeta, 
her 

will spend the week-end at 
home in B artlett.

Ella J a n e Wurzbaeh, Kappa 
Alpha T heta, spent tho week-end 
in her home in San Antonio.

Miss Addo 
tonio will be 
Mu house this week-end.

Shaefer of Ban An- 
a guest a t the Phi

it is important to 
know about

O pposite
Littlefield
Building

Just o ff 
Congress 
on Sixth

N u /

ueggshell”

distinguished 

. . . a 
new 
shade in summer-time shoes 
(best described as off-white) 
. . . many interesting new 
models ready now!

ar

10.50
to
14.50

smartly worn with sunburn stockings

i r n t n

Where eSdrV/QC

congress near eighth 
“fitting the narrow heel’*

LUGGAGE

Trunks, suit cases, kit bags, 
wardrobe hat boxes and over 
nite cases never before sold at 
prices so reasonable as those 
in our display. Here are out­
fits more complete, more inter­
esting and more attractive 

Sleeveless Frocks

F o r S pring a n d S u m m e r S p o rtsw e a r

Very smart are these new Sleeveless 
D resses featuring adorable light colors.

Shown WITH and 
WITHOUT the Coat.

$9.75 to $16.75

See these chic numbers

than ever before.

You must see them.

Gladstone Cases 
Pullman Cases 
T r a v e l B ags 
Brief Cases

Fitted Cases 
Wardrobe Suit Cases 
W eek-end Cases 
Travel B ags

HARTMANN WARDROBE TRUNKS EXCLUSIVELY

ROBT. MUELLER & BRO.

AUSTIN TRUNK FACTORY 
SIO Congress Ave.

J

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[Telephone 2-3164 or 2-3165

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FOR SALE

LOST AND FOUND

WANTED

\ \ 

S u m m o n s M e e tin g U n iv e r s it y 
I ’. & A 
L o d g e No. 
I f f y \ ~ M. T h u r s d a y . April 4 th , 7 :8 0 
L j - y j>. rn., S c o t t is h R ite C a th e d r a l. 

l i n o A. 

y j t S V is ito r s w elcom e.

It, O. T H A R P , W .M .

C L A U D E E . H IL L , S « r ‘y

Gage Brot.
R o o fin g a n d H ea tin g 
T in W ork
D ependable S ervice 

7 th A Red R i v - 

P h on e S27B

T E X A S 

ia l g a th e red on any su b ject. 

It TOF. ARCH B U R K A U -—M a t e r ­
S o u th ­
w estern h isto r y and b iograp h y a sp ec­
ia lty . 
charge*. TOI W. 
R eason ab le 
2 4 th . P h o n e 7557.

W A N T E D - T h e s is 
a n d s a t is f a c t i o n 

H ZO o r 
MjSO a. rn.

I* 281 a f te r 5 p. 

to 

ty p e . 
g u a r a n te e d . 

N e a tn e s s 
P h o n e 
rn, o r b efo re 

JOHN' S. WPI IT E , th e boy fro m P ecos, 
th e 
th is 

‘‘ I he Iron M a sk ” a t 
if he w ill p r e s e n t 

m ay 

se e 

Q u een T h u r s d a y 
th e office.
od a t 

Y O U R C h ic k e n s D re s s e d F re e 
If O rd e re d F rom 
L. East Produce Co.

P h o n e 41 O I-2 S 9 1 8 

102 W 2nd

FOR S A L E —a t a bargain. Set of
second-hand golf clubs. Call 
Haines a t 9042 between 1:30 and 
2 o'clock.

•‘M O U R N F U L B E R E N A D K ” — S low B lue* 
You m ust
t h re* 

— fia n c e Record-— V ictor. 

th i s o n e. N ew r e le a s e s 

e a c h w eek . 

ISA A C B L E D S O E ,

n o t m iss 
tim e s 
-ZI C o n g re s s .

LOST AND FOUND

Lost Articles Found

good 

sh o w 

YOU M AY B E m issin g a 

to a 
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day. th e re are tw o tic k e t* fo r tw o lu ck y 
stu d e n ts . REA D T H I C L A SSIF IE D S.

lf you d o n 't 

tic k e t 

read 

N um erous articles are found through ihe 
T«>xan C lassifieds, Money, foun tain pens, 
rink* and m any other 
th in gs are con­
stan tly being recovered at sm all cost to 
the ow ners.

B. HALL 119 

* 95,09

DIAL 23164 or 23165

LOST— PM D elta Phi k ey. Ha* raised 
tw o 
gold 
ti. H a ll or cad 

black enameled Dr-lta on 
L eave a t 119 

P his, 
M a lin in s, 8445.

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AUTOMOBILES

1928 D o d g e T o o lin g . Good rubber 

S tu d en t Special*

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.... 

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~ I 85.00

! 928 Ford w ith ‘27’ M otor, A Good 
......... 

..................... 1128.00

O ne 

K N 1G H T -W H IP P E T CO

309 W. 5th 

Phone 23161

DRESS MAKING

E N S E M B L E COSTUME®, a lte ra tio n s sod 
d re a v e s M ade to plastic, Q u ilte d c o a ts 
P hone 

sp e c ia lty . 

and b a tto n h oles a 
S I6 7 . 

2 8 1 6 N uece*.

ITR 

l l E N D silk 

b e t* , 

h e m stitc h in g .

p l e a t ! * ,, b u tto n s , r h in esto n es, gold 
•fiv er e iip s. Mabel G annaw ay, t i t Con­
gree* Phone 6*61 Over Beaeoe'e
- f .
F IR ST C L A SS D ressm ak in g. A ltera tio n s;
S a tis fa c tio n guaranteed. M rs. F oyil, 

499 K afir B ld g., Phone 7 I M .

W IL L p e rs o n w ho p ick ed up w h ite g o ld 
in Room 802 Lid B ldg. 
W e d n e s d a y r e t u r n s a m e to B. H all H O .

w ris t w a tc h 

rin g 8717.

H IG H E ST P R IC E S paid 

clo th in g a n d aho**. 

for 

c a s t - o f f 
407 E a st i t h or

lo a th e r p a r t e am i b ro w n 
I .O ST— B roam 
a d d r e s s book e ith e r 
in o r b etw e e n M a­
je s tic an d Q u e e n t h e a t e r s . F in d e r le a v e 
a t B. H all 119.

W A N T E D — F ra n k L u k o i 

to 

se e 

New T a r t a n ” a t th e C re s c e n t 

T h u rs d a y . 

"The 
t h e a t e r
'

L O ST — in M ain 

of 
g la s s e s a n d k ey in b lack cruse. F in d e r 

B u ild in g . 

P a ir 

p le a s e r e t u r n t o L u c ite N eu. M B. 152.

H IG H E ST CASH PRICES PAID to r s e c ­
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c lo th in g and 
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ond-hand 

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Business Directory

DENTIST

PLUMBING

DR. E . B. C R O W D E R , D e n tist 
505 S c arb ro u g h B ldg,, D ial 9433

D rt. Lynn trad L yaa 
D e n ta l S urgeons 
507 S carb ro u g h B ldg., P h o ss §104

ELECTRICAL SERVICE

UN IV ER SITY ELECTRICAL 
SERVICE
S ta r ter and G enerator R epairs— B attery 
Sale* and S e r v ic e 

P hon e 8715 

24 1 2 Guadsdupe

FLOWER SEED

F in e B ulk F lo w er Seed 
E v e ry th in g fo r g a rd e n s and 
P o u ltry 
C. J. MARTIN AND SONS 

214 E . 6 th 

Phone 6064

FOOT SPECIALIST

IL R A V E N — PLUMBER 
‘‘Whore Good Plumbing R epair! 
Ara Made”

1403 Lavaca Street, Phone §701

W. G. AND REW ARTH A 
PLUMBING 
Phone 22803 Shop 408 E. 18th St.

SERVICE S T A T IO N

F ir e sto n e Tire Stores, Inc. 
TI RES— FIRESTONE—TUBES 
D istributor— U. S. L. B atteries 
Gas • O ils - Car Washing and 
Polishing - Greasing - Vulcanizing 
Road Service 
LAV ACE STREET AT FIFTH 
“A ustin’s M o s t' Complete" Service 
. f
Station** 
PH O NE 

3 2 3 2 

5098

Dr. G. B. Voaburg, Foot Specialist 
302 L ittlefield Bldg. Dial 2-1649

STUDIOS

JEWELER

OSCAR GAGE
W atch, Clock and Jewalry 
Repairing 
P hone 4440* 1,000 Ceng*aaa 
In Boon e , Photo ’Col

OPTOMETRIST

W here 

there’* Beauty 
take* it. 

W here there’* acne, 

It.

F or Mother’s Day, yen*

Holland’s

t a i l o r !

A . BU R ST Y N , O. D. 
Exam ination and G lasses Fitted i t 

Brea

Two Hoer* Notion 
f i t 1*41

rn‘ c le a n e d

"From Generation to Generation'

Extra Special 

THIS WEEK

HEAR THE 
‘IT’ GIRL 
TALK

a C S

Mafestic

Two q u a r t 
lipped 
sauce pan an d cover. 
R e g u la r p ric e $4.25,
SPECIAL ___ $2.95
This w eek only.

Mr. Tracy M aguire, 
factory 
e x p e rt, will 
dem onstrate all week.

NOW!

Thru Sa turd a y __

3 S - r F A i R B A N K S
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Coming

Sunday

CONRAD
NAGEL

IN

“Kid Glove*”

Our prices are 30 per cent to 50 per cent less than agents 

vet for utensils of no better quality cr thickness.

W. H. RICHARDSON & CO.
HARDWARE

416 CONGRESS

PH. 4768

A PUBLIX T H E A T R E

MRS WELLIK LEK—-U n iversity Uveas-
m a k e r. D ressm ak in g. A ltera tio n , R e­
2 4 0 2 San 

lin ing C o a ts, H em stitch in g , 
Ap to Bio b t, 

p h on e 3288.

WK H A V K S O U S A - 

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or 
in vestm en t, $4,900 to $9,809. T . IL Bar­
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for hom e 

REAL ESTATE

HPI Si 
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 S SWEEP MATCH WITH DRAKE NETTERS

T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

HURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1923.

Steers Meet Owls 
In 2-Game Series 
On First Journey
to Be I w it h Sp a l d in g 

Full Club 

Carried by 
Texas on 
Trip

first 

The protegees of Coach W, J. j 
road) 
Diseh leave on th eir 
trip of the season tonight when 
they leave for Houston to m eet j 
opening 
the Rice Owls in 
home conference 
the j 
Houston aggregation. The F eath­
ered tribe dropped 
season j 
openers to the Aggies in College; 
S tation, both game* going to the; 
one-sided J 
F arm ers 
acorea.

series for 

ra th e r 

th eir 

th e 

by 

into 

throw 

The Bice nine is the d ark horse 
of th e conference this season, and 
several monkey 
may 
the o th er co n fer­
wrenches 
ence m achines before the curtain 
is rung down in May. They have a 
couple of good hurlers, and will 
be able to send a n ifty slugging 
club into the fray.

in 

tw irlers 

L efty Keith, a left-h an d er, is 
one of the hest 
the 
loop, and was a hard n u t fo r the 
S teers to crack last season. O ut­
ride o f Baylor, the Rice Owls gave 
the S teers th eir h ard est opposi­
tion, In each of th e four games 
T exas won by one run, e ith e r by 
a ninth inning rally, o r breaking 
through to win in the tenth. Able§, 
in 
a right-hander, assists Keith 
the hurling duties, and will 
be 
plenty hard to nick fo r bingies.

w inning 

The Owls won th eir series from 
N orthw estern, 
both 
game* by narrow m argins, largely 
through the stick work of 
one 
Danny Allnoch, th eir captain and 
is the class of 
catcher. Allnoch 
the loop receivers this season.

The Steers who will make the

D elta Chi; Kappa Alpha vs. Phi 
Gamma D elta; Sigm a Alpha E p­
silon vs. Delta T h eta P hi; Delta 
T au Delta vs. Delta Sigma Phi; 
D elta Kappa Epsilon vs. Beta 
T h eta P i; Alpha Tau Omeg^a vs. 
Sigma Chi Sigma E ta Chi 
vs. 
T heta XL, Tau D elta Phi vs. Omega 
B eta Pi.

Berkeley Bell, leading Steer 
n e tte r, who, with Bruce Barnes, 
downed the Drake net stars yes­
terday afternoon.

Tennis Match 
To Continue 
Today at 
Four

In tra m u ral tennis m atcher will 
be continued today when the sec­
ond round in th e departm ental and 
the first round in the fra te rn ity 
league* will be played, The mat 
cites will s ta rt thin afternoon a t 4 
o’clock a t the southeast courts in 
the Stadium . The m atches to be 
played in the second round of the 
d epartm ental class a re :
Gibson, Adkin* 

vs. 
Smith, Cox, 
(a c a d .); Nuensch- 
wander, Rock, (eng.) vs. W ilker­
son, Em erson 
( a c a d .) ; W illiams, 
M orris (law ) vs Von Boeekm ann, 
Shelby (e n g .); Keeville, Butz, (B. 
B. A.) 
vs. Richard*, W oodburn 
(p h a r.); Edward*. Mosely, (eng.) 
vs. Bate*, Jones (a c a d .); Lowe, 
M inor (acad.) vs. B aker, Meal, 
(p re-law ); Sm ith, Litany (acad.) 
vs. Irvine, M oiler ( e n g .) ; Hen 
7,ik, N eum eyer (p h ar.) vs. 
S te­
w art, F ew cett (phar.)

(acad.) 

The m atches in the F ra te rn ity 
League a re : Phi Sigma Delta vs. 
vs.
Phi Kappa P si; H alf Moon 

trip will probably 
include Cap­
tain Hop Hopkins, Arvie W alker, 
Doc Leach, Pinky Higgins, ami 
infielders; Lefty 
Claude W ord, 
B rowning, Johnnie Railton, Oscar 
Peeples, and Mike De La P uente, 
p itchers; Van Lamm, C urter Bas­
set, Tex Hughes, Bul Ford, out­
field ers; and Nom* Rees and Bob 
C arr, catchers. Gerald Scott, m an­
ager, will accompany the club. 

--------------------------------- o-------------

E lean o r B ruce visited her p ar­
the week­

ents in O range over 
end.

’MIIHiniMHttlHflltntifHHMHtftHMHHiHWIIIWHIHMHWWIllttttttWHmiHgttl

Lou Spends D ay 
In Autographing 
for Fans
Balls 

By BERH AR D SAMPSON
T E X A N S P O R T S S T A F F

Led by Loa Gehrig and u n d er 
the m anagem ent of A rt F letcher, j 
ex-Texas L eaguer, having played 
with the Dallas Club 21 years ago, 
and O’Leary, a West Coast p ro ­
the New York Yanks le ft 
duct, 
A ustin duly 
t h e ) 
opposition th a t the Longhorns had 
given them .

impressed with 

Loo G ehrig 

and R obertson, 

basemen, 

the Longhorns had 

re m a rk e d > 
fleet third 
given J 
th a t 
them m ore work khan any o th er 
college 
team yet encountered. 
.Sheaiey will testify to the ability I 
of the S teers to hit all fa st balls 
offered. Gehrig, the oustanding 
h itte r of th e American League, j 
with 
the exception of the Big 
Bambino Ruth, was non-com m ital j 
on the riv alry th at exists betw een 
him and R uth. He stated th a t: 
“ He and I are only two boy* tr y ­
ing to g et along in the world.”

Gehrig, 

the big attractio n of 
the day, spent a good p art of his j 
time autographing balls, and 
in 
the ninth inning he was so s u r - ; 
th a t he could 
rounded by fans 
hardly break through long enough i 
to play ball. He was 
forgiven 
though by the fans for he fulfilled | 
all expectations when he h it a 
horner over center field fence with ; 
a man abroad to win the gam e.

OX HIGGINS WITH 

A. G. SPALDING

Ox Higgins, who directed 

the 
fortunes of the fifth annual Texas 
Relays, and prior to th a t 
tim e 
was a tw o -letter man, sta rrin g on 
the S teer grid and cage team s, le ft 
the U niversity April I, and sta rte d 
his work w ith the A. G. Spalding 
Athletic Goods Company.

B e l l , Barnes 
Do St uff in 
Sweeping 
W in

Th* Steer n e tte r* 

continued 
th e ir early season w in n in g ways 
they 
y esterd ay afternoon when 
sw ept their 
three m atch meet | 
wit h 
the I Take U n iv ersity two- 
m an team without th e loss of a 
set on Penirk C o u rts. Berkeley 
Bell and Bruce B a rn e s, ranking 
the Texas 
n u m b er I and 2 on 
squad, represented 
th e Steers in 
b oth tho singles arui doubles play 
anti were never p re sse d to win.

By BOB CANTRELL
TEXAS SPO STH EU ITOH

CONFERENCE STANDING

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A. a M. ____ 2
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S. M. U----- — 2
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TODAY'S CAMES
S. M. U. vs. T. C. U.

, 

. 

. , 

sw e p t 

and when 

th e undm ng of 

h a ll.',* * '«•;* J * 
. . . 

nings when he 
‘ B rody in straight 

Bell started the S te e rs ’ win­
through 
aet*, winning
Lou C.ehng was swamped with 6-1, 6-1. Brody w as nowhere in
P * u" *
demand* for »uU«rapho.| 
game. fight all th e w ay, forcing 
aftern o o n . The kid*, BoH ^ ^ xUnd himmH ut times,
y esterday 
a^rid some of Vin w e ren ’t kids, kept b u t th e powerful d riv e s And the 
the smiling Yank firs t sacker stick-; p e rfe c t placements o f Bell proved 
m s his name on ball*, pieces o f 
. 

ti.* D rake star
. Bell didn’t drop h is serve a t any
th(, afte rn ()0 n , „ , |

appeared to be a t to p form in his 
play.

p a p .r, an* in not,, book, all » H , im, 
bemoon. When Ixm hit one over 
the fence in the nin th , there wa? 
m mad scramble am ong the kids 
B ruce Barnes, y o u n g Austin 
fo r the ball, 
they 
lad, who is playing hi* 
second 
brought it hack in th e park, they
y e a r on the V a n ity squad, came
slo p p y ) th* (tam* w h ile LOU a u to . thTOU>f(l with . M r„ rght set win
lo v e r Max E verett a few minutes
graphed the pellet for them* 
a f te r Bell and B rody had finished
th e ir dual, Barnes? had to extend 
jin x for the Steer*. 
In the l a s t : him self a hit m ore th a n did Bell, 
[Northwestern gam e, Du dy Kheada I finally winning 6 3, 6-3. Everett 
received a broken 
hand, fo u g h t all the way, a n d made set- 
Yesterday afte rn o o n . Pinky Mig- e r a j rousing rallies t*i bring salvos 
gins, who ha* replaced Dusty a t 
that post, received a badly bruis­
P aired together in th e doubler, 
ed eye when a ball took a bad
Bell and Barnes m ad e quick work
hop in the seventh and caught him ; o f th e match, ru n n in g through to 
Pinky contin- w jn in a straight s e t, C l, 6-1. The 
on that member. 
tied in the gam e, and waited out 
tw o Austin lad* w orked together 
Shealey for a walk, and popped up p erfectly iii the d o u b les play, and
to Bary the rest of the way. The 
w ere never in d a n g e r of dropping 
eye will he black fo r a few days, 
a set. Bell’s service an d Barnes’ 
but will not keep Pinky out of 
n e t play com pletely crossed the 
N ortherners up. T h e Drake pair 
the Rice series.
go to New Orleans to play Tulane 
in th e ir next m eet in th e south.

The hot corner seem* to he a 

,,f cheers from the stands.

right 

TRACK M E E T HELD

T he weekly tra c k competition 
betw een the fre sh m e n and 
the 
ineligible squad will be held F ri­
d ay afternoon a t 3 o ’clock with 
th e regular w eekly m eeting at 5 
o ’clock.

The regular tra c k squad will 
com pete with the te a m represent­
in g Texas A. & M. College Sat­
u rd a y beginning a t 8 :30 o’clock on 
th e Stadium track.

The Steers w ere the victims of 
bad umpiring yesterday afternoon. 
We think that Lilia was a hit afraid 
of the Big Leaguers, and gave th* m 
the advantage o f every decision. 
He knew the college lads wouldn’t 
“ buck up” a t his decisions, b a t 
he mu*1 have been afraid to tru s t 
the Yanks. W e believe that he 
would make him self a bit more 
popular with the sports w riting 
fra te rn ity if he woald call 
the 
game the Kame way for both sides. 
Frank Gibson would have killed 
any umpire th a t called game* fo r 
him last season like those he ha* 
been calling fo r th e Steers this 
year. Now th a t’.* o ff our chest, 
and w ell feel a b it better.

Ox Higgins, who was director 
of the fifth annual Texas Relays, 
went with the A. G. Spalding A th­
letic Goods Com pany April I. 
Higgins is the th ird Steer athlete 
to tie with this com pany, Jum ping 
Joe King and .Joe Doh I-- being the 
other two. H iggins’ territo ry will 
be E ast Texas and the Valley.

DRESS SALE

This Group Represents a Shipment of

New Summer Frocks

Which arrived too late for Easter selling

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NOW OFFERED IN 
THREE 
ASTOUNDING 
PRICE GROUPS

GROUP I

4 * 9 5

CROUP ll

8 . 9 5

CROUP III

1 4 * 7 5

Y OU’LL be more than pleased to 

rest your eyes on our two 
trouser suits for Spring and Sum­
mer.
Each day finds them making more 
and more friends—not just passing 
acquaintances but friendships that 
will last for many days.
They’re waiting to meet you and we 
hope you’ll enjoy their company.

35.00 to 50.00

With 2 trousers

Printed Chiffons 
Printed Crepes 

Sleeveless Models 
Pastel Shades 

Crisp and New

Our racks for this sale are full of beautiful 
creations. Chic new models such as you have 
never seen before. Our dress departm ent seems 
much like a flow er garden in beauty and color. 
W ards Invites you to visit the store for this 
extraordinary sale event where you will find 
every lovely model and m aterial PRICED TO 
SELL.

MONTGOMEItWARD fe C a

PHONE 3638

408-11 CONGRESS

AUSTIN, TEXAS. 

Where Society Brand Clothes Are Sold

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Spring 
Footwear
The smart costume de­
mand* >hoe 
in colors 
to match, and oar com­
plete showing includes 
every color th a t is smart 
for Spring an d Summer.
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STEERS NAME 3

* Miss Gene Coyner of San An­
tonio, a fo rm er student of 
the 
j U niversity and a m em ber of the

CO-ED BALL FANS Mta Z£ta sorority wm Tisit at

the D elta Z$ta house this week­
end.

the 

The m em bers o f the 1929 Steer 
baseball nine nam ed 
three 
U niversity co-eds whom they con­
sidered to be m ore interested in 
baseball yesterday afternoon, and 
presented 
each of these young 
ladies with a new ball autographed 
by each m em ber of the squad. The 
girls nam ed by the members of 
the team at the gam e w ere: V ir­
ginia Collier, 
Z eta Tau Alpha, 
M arjorie C ravens, Zeta Tau Al­
pha, and Lucille Camp, Pi Beta 
Phi.

“Broadway M elody”

And

“You W ere Meant for Me”

Played by 

Nat Shilkret

New V ictor Record No. 21886

J. R. REED MUSIC CO.

805 Cong.

Ph. 7508
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E.M.Scarbrough& Sons

The
Ultimate of Style 
and W ear

and yet-

In spite of this moderate price, nothing 

more Correct in Style has ever been tail­

ored! Every detail is perfect. Every line 

is delicately drawn. Every stitch is consum ­

m ately done. Every inch o f these 

suits 

bears w itness to the skill in the handling 

and infinite pains in the labor that put them 

together.

Sharkskins and Diagonals 
Lead the Vogue.

Do You Need 

New Shoes?

Scarbrough’s “Specials”

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No b etter workmanship, styles and leathers can be 
had a t this price! The $6.00 Shoe is built of fine 
tan or black calf or Scotch grain leathers . . . in
models particularly appropriate for Spring and 
Summer wear.

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i iPleased to
have met you 99

is putting it mildly?

These New Suits 
for Young Men

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