V O L . X X V I .

B a illi © tx a n
In School EVOLUTIONIST WILL SPEAK
Grandson of Thomas 
Huxley Will Deliver
Lecture

Varsity Duchess Will Be Elected Today

DEAN OF WOMEN 
LIKES SPIRIT OF

DEPARTMENT OF 
JOURNALISM TO

MEET F R I D A Y f

A U S T I N , T E X A S , T H U R S D A Y , O C T O B E R 2, 1 9 2 4

BY
DICK SCURRY 
MARKL COOPER 
MARY ST R I E B E R

 P u b l i c

( S I X P A G E S )

S a r a h Agnes R u st of S an Angelo, 
a sophomore stu d e n t in th e U n i v e r ­
sity, is a g r a d u a t e of St. M a ry ’s C o l - 1 
lege in D allas w here she w as e d ito r i 
of “ The G a r r e t t , ” school p ub lication ; 
of t h a t in s titu tio n . She is a pledge 
of Pi B eta Phi so rority.

Among Those 

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Ell L U I 
BE
I L L 
FflEE
ONE 

STUDENT
BIVEN
VDTE

Many Campus Organizations 
Have Entered Nom i­
nations

PILLS CLISE I O'CLOCK

Voting B oxes Will Be Placed 
in M. B., at Library, and
in Ed Building

* 

- - . . „

D orothy H o a g of Dallas, a f r e s h - ! 
fr o m St. I 
m a n who w as g r a d u a te d 
M a r y ’s College in D allas w h e re s h e ! 
w o n a be a u ty c o n te st la s t y e a r , h a s | 
en te re d 
is a j 
p ledg e of K a p p a K a p p a G a m m a so­
n o rity .

th e U n iv e rs ity . 

S he 

Mabel Mansell of M ineral Wells is | 
a senior in th e school of jo u r n a lis m . 
S h e plans to g e t h e r degree n e x t A u ­
a s s i s t a n t 
g u s t. Miss M ansell w as 
s e c r e ta r y to D ean T. U. T a y lo r of 
th e College of E n g in e e rin g . She is 
a c h a r t e r m em ber of A lph a Chi 

O m ega sorority. 

g --

a t 

She 

P r o m p tl y 

n in e o ’clock 

Miss E liz a b eth S. H u g h e s of Hico 
is a m em ber of the g r a d u a t e school 
th is y e a r. 
is w o rk in g on h e r 
M a s te r of A r ts degree in economics. 
M iss H u g h e s received h er B.A. d e ­
g re e in J u n e in 1917 fro m th e U ni- • 
varsity . 
She w a s a m em ber of th e 
P r e s e n t D ay Club, of th e W. A. A. 
a th le tic council, a n d w as m a n a g e r of 
g i r l s ’ te n n is in 1917. Miss H u g h e s

this 
m o rn in g , t h e polls will be open 
to 
b on a fide s t u d e n t s f o r an election of 
a U n iv e r s ity D uchess 
th e All 
C ollegiate C o r o n a tio n a n d C ircus of 
th e S ta te F a i r o f T exas, a c c o rd in g to 
Bob M u r p h r e e , c h a ir m a n of th e elec­
o rg a n iz a tio n s 
tion. V a rio u s c a m p u s 
have s u b m itte d 
t h e i r n o m in e e s b u t 
a n y o th e r no m in e es m a y be e n te r e d
te a c h in g L a tin a t N aco*- on tht, b a „ oti accordinB to M u rp h re e

to 

h a s bee., 
doches fo r th e p a s t fe w years.

in 

V o tin g 

b o xes w ith the 

th e College of A r ts 

p r o p e r 
b la n k s will be placed in th e c o r rid o r 
o f the Main B uilding, on 
th e c a m ­
pus in f r o n t o f th e L ib r a r y , a n d in 
th e c o r r id o r o f th e E d u c a tio n B u ild ­
ing. T5he polls will close p r o m p tly 
a t one o’clock.

R u th Penick of A u stin will be a 
senior 
th is 
y e a r. Miss Penick w as p re s id e n t of 
th e , R e a g a n L i t e r a r y Society d u r in g 
1921-22. She w a s also s e c re ta r y of
I m m e d ia te ly u p o n th e ele c tio n of
A lp h a P h i E psilon, h o n o ra ry l i t e r a r y 
f r a t e r n i t y , And a m em ber .of Mu P h i 1 the duchess, h er p ic tu re will be ta k e n 
E psilo n, h o o n r a ry m usical f r a t e r n i t y , Jand f e a t u r e d in th e p a p e rs a b ov er 
Reed Music Society, and of th e Y. W . 
the 
as the D uchess of th e I ni-
v e rs ity o f T e x a s. A w h irlw ind elec­
C A. cabinet. She h a s been elected 
tion h as b e e n p la n n e d , sta te d M ur-
to M o r ta r B oard, h o n o ra ry society fo r 
y
 to d
a j P
{senior women. Miss Penick 
m em b er o f the W o m a n ’s Council thin j e le c tio n e e r in g a n d so t h a t t h e D uch -
ess would t r u l y be th e m o st p o p u la r
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y e a r . 
D aniel Allen Penick, 
classical la n g u a g e s in th e U n iv e rsity .

th e d a u g h t e r of D r

pro fe sso r 

0f y ou n g lad y in th e U n iv e rs ity . 
ballo t is f r e e to e v e r y s tu d e n t.

H a r r i s D a v e n p o rt of San A ntonio i PRE-MEDS WI L L
y n o r x A V T
a s a g r a d u a t e stu d e n t. D a v e n p o r t f THURSDAY 

h a s en tered th e U n iv e rsity th is f a l l j 

1 iog-

“ T his y e a r th e stu d e n t body has 
shown a n excellent s p ir it of u n d e r ­
s ta n d in g , co-operation, 
frie n d lin e ss, 
a n d h e lp fu ln ess, due p a r t ia l ly to th e 
f r e s h m a n m eetin gs and in th e i n t e r ­
e stin g ta lk s of th e v a rio u s sp e a k e rs 
a t the fr e s h m a n convocations,” s t a t ­
ed Miss Lucy J . N ew ton, dean of 
the U n iv e rs ity , W e d n e s­
women in 
day.

“ We a r e s u r e to hav e a v e ry su c ­
c essful y e a r w ith such a splendid 
beginning. T he f r e s h m a n class h a s 
been assim ila te d b e tte r th is y e a r th a n 
th e s p ir it of frie n d lin e s s 
ever, and 
the 
p ervades every d e p a r t m e n t 
school,” according to the 
of
women.

of 
dean 

TO BT ORGANIZED

W ill Be Given in Phy-
sical Training for 
Sport

to women, according 

F e n cin g will be offered as physical 
tr a i n i n g th is y e a r to men a n d p ro b ­
in fo r­
ably 
m ation giv«M W ednesday a f te i no'-.i 
• it m e g r o u p of ten sui J r»ts t h a t rn it 
to discuss tho c a r r y i n g on 
th e 
s p o r t this session.

of 

to 

in 

as 

th e 

s erv in g 

About t e n o th e r men a re expected 
to enroll fo r fe n c in g 
n e x t 
week, according to Melvin W illia m ­
son, who is 
te m p o r a r y 
c h a ir m a n of the fe n c in g class. E a c h 
m an who ta k e s p a r t in th e s p o r t will 
have to f u r n is h his own eq u ip m e n t, 
and he will be given c re d it in phy- 
I sical t r a i n i n g fo r work done in th is 
: line. The club which did independ- 
i e n t w ork m ost of last y e a r will cease 
I to exist a s such since its function will 
be ta k e n over by the classes in fenc- 

FIFTY H O E H N 
T TO 
FILL T

Last Y e ar’s Undefeated Track 
Squad Supposedly Shot 
to Pieces

Littlefield Stresses Importance 
of Year-Around 
Training

re sp o n d e d 

t h e sound 

F i f t y V a r s i ty S h o r th o r n and F r e s h ­
men 
of 
to 
C oach L ittle f ie ld ’s c la rio n call f o r 
c in d e rm a n a t tho in itial tr a c k m e e t­
ing o f th e y e a r a t th e Law build in g 
last n ig h t. This w as h a r d ly one third 
of th e n u m b e r t h a t C o a c h L ittlefield 
seemed 
ex pe c ted b u t tho se p r e s e n t 
fall 
e n th u s ia s tic 
tr a i n i n g to g e t u n d e r w a y .

and a n x io u s f o r 

T h e V a rs ity tra c k m e n to r, who in 
f o u r y e a rs a t th e U n iv e r s ity has p r o ­
ds.
duced two u n d e fe ated cinder squads 
IVW
stre s se d th o fact t h a t he would haw 
to begin b u ild in g a new th is year. T 
4
o f la s t y e a r 's e ig h te e n le tte r m e n i n ­
clu ding J a c k s o n , B a rm o r e , Ritchie, 
an d T h a m e s as well ac several v a l­
uable re se r v e s a r e m issing and th e 
1924 ch a m p io n s aff" literally *4h ot to 
pieces. “ T h e one b r i g h t spot is t h a t 
e v e ry f r e s h m a n wbo^hreceived a n u ­
m e r a l in 1924 has "returned tW f r y o u t 
fo r V a r s ity ,” s ta te d L ittle fie d . 

if 

t h a t 
in 

S tre s se s Im p o rta n c e of T ra in in g 
S tr e s s in g th e 
tr a in in g ,, 
t h a t a football 
in a s h o rt 

im p o rta n c e of y e a r 
'L ittlefield pointed 
ro u n d 
eleven can be 
o u t 
produced 
th o 
tim e 
coach has good m a te r ia l, b u t a w in­
ning t r a c k squad ca n n o t, fo r it takes 
m o n th s of tr a in in g to a c q u ire fo rm 
th e 
and 
in 
to re d u c e t h a t second 
inch 
h u n d r e d , 
th e 
in 
to add 
the w eights, 
t h a t fo o t 
ju m p s , 
w hich m a y m ean vic to ry .
c o n tin u e d 
im p o r t a n t ,” 
L ittle fie ld “ is th e p a ssin g o f courses 
as a s u r e p o in t m ay be lost th r o u g h 
f a i lu r e to m ake his g r a d e s .”
T e x a s Relay G am es 
“ This should b e the g r e a t e s t y e a r 
in V a r s it y tr a c k h is to r y ,” said L ittle ­
field, “ f o r we a r e la u n c h in g o u t into 
a new field by s t a r t i n g th e T e x a s ] 
R elay G am es, I t is im p e ra tiv e to th e 
success o f th e g a m e s t h a t th e Long-

“ E q u a lly 

„

,7 

,~T " . , 

took his B achelor of Science d egree I
A t th e U n iv e rs ity of V irg in ia , w h e r e : 
lie w as p r o m in e n t in social a ctivities.! T h e P re-M ed ical S o c ie ty w ith San-
t>rcsid ' n t ' w ,n m e e t 
J i e w as a m em b er of L a m b d a Pi, j ,1,‘rK S tr o u d 80 
h o n o r a r y academ ic f r a t e r n i t y of V ir- •* t h <' Y- “ • £ A - T h u r s d a y eve- 
g in ia , of th e P. K. social club th e re , 
f o r th e
o f the G e rm a n Club and of Eli Ban- i -v,‘a r *
a n a , which c o rre sp o n d s to Skull a n d I T h is s« ie ly 18 one nf lon*
Bones a t T exas. D a v e n p o rt will t a k e ! in* and w as one o f th e most lively 
his M a ste r of Science degree a t t h e | and wide aw ak o o r g a n iz a t.o n s on the 
la s t VeaT' acco rd in g to ofh- 
U n iv e rsity , a f t e r w h i r r he e x p e c ts ‘ c a m Pus 
p r o g r a m
to e n te r Ute School of Law. He is » ! '« * ■ T o d a t e " « 
eleven will oppose S an M arcos Bap- h o rn s m a k e a Kood show ing, 
b u t 
m em b er of P h i G a m m a D elta f r a - ; f<’r the y e a r h a s been m ade, 
tis t A c a d e m y a t 3:30 on H o u se P a rk 
‘ S tro u d s ta te s t h a t the ta lk s given by
t e r n i t y 
p ro m in e n t doctors will be i n te r s p e r - j to d a y . T his will be th e second g a m e 

ln ab ou t tw o weeks a fen cing class 
b u t 
for g irls 
org a n iz ed , 
to be 
w h e th e r th e co-ed fe n c e rs will 
r e ­
ceive c re d it is n o t y et k no w n, M ss 
Miss not h a v in g announced a n y th in g 
d e fin ite as yet.

M eets S. M. B. A .

B obby's E leven

B obby R o b e r ts o n ’s A ustin High 

' " " * a t 7 0 cl<* k 10 

D i f f i c u l t S c h e d u l e

is 

R ubcrt M u rp h re e ie w o rk in g on h i , ! 8*"1 w ith ' ,a r i ° '" ' social i n h e r i n g . , . 
M u ste r of B usiness A d m in is tra tio n ! T he society n o t only in tends to keep 
d e g r e e th is fall. He is a p r o m in e n t "P 
the » « * o! Previous y e a rs b ut 
T e x a s s tu d e n t, 
a s t0 m a k t this > e a r one of g r e a t e r ae- 
served 
h a v in g 
m a n a g e r of th e Q ueen’s race in t h e ? tiv ity a n d influence.
2923 V a r s ity C irc u s, a s p r e s id e n t of —— ------------------------- —— ------------------
th e ju n io r class in 1922, p re s id e n t of

T h e V a r s ity sch e d u le is e xc eptio n-
the 
' of th e season f o r th e A ustin M aroon a l,y d if f ic u lt 
who la st week, tr im m e d St. E d w a rd s T e x a s R e la y s, th e K a n sas Games, th e 
is an* j N a tio n a l M e e t a t C hicago, t h e South- 
A c a d e m y 19-0. A hot g a m e 
tic ip a te d as th e B a p tist's eleven 
dual I 
m e ets w ith T e x a s A. & M., Miss. A. i
un u su a lly s tr o n g this y e a r. 
& M., Rice, Okla, A. & M., a n d S. j
| M LT

is j wes* C o n f e r e n c e M eet a n d 

in c lu ding besides 

* 

a . 

.

t

a

u

^Lowdown on Hot Checks Given J b e g in a t o nce a n d e q u ip m e n t will be

t r a i n i n g f o r t r a c k m en will

F a ll 

in football 

Stude Tells of Kinds of Warm Papers

t r a ti o n in 1923. He received a le t­
in 1922, and w as a 
t e r 
m em b er of the V a r s i ty football squad 
f o r fo u r ye a rs. 
Ile was field d ir e c ­
t o r of th e d o w n -Iowa sta d iu m drive, 
a n d is a t p r e s e n t a s s is ta n t business 
m a n a g e r of th e T e x a s S tu d e n ts P u b ­
lications. M u rp h re e also belongs to 
several h o n o r a r y f r a te r n iti e s , includ
j n g Alpha K a p p a Psi, h o n o ra ry b u s i - 1 cu ssing th e fin a n c ia l n e t into which skep tical as to th e condition of his 
n ess f r a t e r n i t y , and S ig m a D elta P s i , th e y su d d e n ly f in d 
h o n o ra ry a th le tic f r a t e r n i t y . H e is j o s h e d . 
a m em ber of P h i G am m a D elta f r a - c tu d e n t w as h e a r d 
te r m ly . 

I an o v e rd ra w , is h onored. Second, the
T o w a rd s the f a g end of th e m o n th to a ste d check, with which the sign er
one m a y a lw a y s h e a r s tu d e n ts dis- take* a ch a n ce a lth o u g h he is r a t h e r PRE-LAWS WI L L 
th em selves en- ; balance. T h ird , the grilled check, de !H E A R ADDRESS
a f r ie n d o r a
th e s ig n e r j D y HILDEBRAND* 

I is su ed to d a y . All m en who w ere not 
last n ig h t’s m e e tin g a r e 
I p r e s e n t a t 
u rg e d to r e p o r t to C oach Littlefield .

Y e s te rd a y , f o r in s ta n c e , a l i b e r a t e ^ given 

to r e m a r k , with close a c q u a i n ta n c e when 

( C o n tin u e d on P a g e 2)

B y E d w a r d S t e e r * 

to 

*

1

T h o se p r e s e n t a t th e m e e tin g w e re ) N u n n 

th e 

O ffic e rs will be elected and p lan s! 
f o r th e y e a r will be discussed at the 
m e e tin g o f 
jo u r n a lis m d e p a r t ­
m e n t 
o ’clock in Main B uild in g lf>7, a c c o r d ­
to an a n n o u n c e m e n t given ou t 
ing 
by D ean M ayes 
of th e jo u rn a lis m 
d e p a r t m e n t y e s te rd a y .

on F r i d a y 

a f te r n o o n 

a t Si 

B o th social a n d a th le tic plans will; 
be considered. In prev io us y e a r s th e 
pen p u sh e rs have ta k e n p a r t in in ­
t r a m u r a l a th le tic s in several sports. 
l a r g e r 
This y e a r 
a n d D ean 
th a n 
Mayes e x p re sse d th e hope t h a t th e 
a th le tic s ta n d in g o f the d e p a r tm e n t 
will rise in p ro p o rtio n ,

it has e v e r been , 

th e e n r o llm e n t is 

In all p r o b a b ility p r e lim in a r y plans 
fo r th e te r m social will be b r o u g h t 
up, D ean M ayes said.

a

Final Elimination Meeting of 
Club to Be Held This 
Afternoon

R esults of th e M e n ’s Glee Club 
tr y o u ts , which w ere 
p re lim in a ry 
held S e p te m b e r 20 an d 29, show 
t h a t 
th e r e is m uch good m a te r ia l 
available f o r the club this y e a r, a c ­
co rd in g to o ff ic e r s o f the o r g a n i­

sa tio n . One h u n d r e d and 

ten m en 

r e p o r te d fo r th e tr y o u ts , a n d o u t 
of this n u m b e r six ty have b een se- 
lec ted. 
F u r t h e r elim ination will 
f u t u r e d a te , 
ta k e place at som e 
a c c o rd in g to Bill C am p, d ir e c to r of 
th e Glee Club. T he m en a r e s e ­
lected a c c o rd in g to the r a n g e a n d 
q u a lity of th e ir voices.

T h e follow ing m en w e re se­
lected a t the p r e lim in a r y tr y o u t s : 
G e o rg e H arkers R o b e rt C o lth arp , 
C a rl M. F ish er, W. A. R yan, C o rry 
T. Shoats, W iley L. C a ffo y , J o h n 
C. W hite, Tom L. H a rtle y , H e n r y 
T. K az m a r, H aro ld Calloway, C. 
C. Sim m onds, J . G ilb e rt M cA llister, 
J. W elborn M cK ay, H a r r y McEl- 
ro y, W illiam W. E lliott, S te r lin g 
M yer, J. Roy W h ite , H a rg u s Price, 
A. J. B r a z e lto n , M arvin B row n , 
Jo h n A. G uinn, 
G lenn B urg ess, 
Bob Lyles, Jim T e rrill, R. Stolley,
Noble H ie r a n y m u s , Gordon M arsh, 
C. M. Mouser, Gail W hitcom b, Wil- 
liam W olfson, Mac Rust, C liffo rd 
W yn n, L u th e r L ynn , Cole S te ­
phens, J a m e s A. Moore, W. K. Dod­
son, V. M ouser, Paul M athew s, W. 
R itte r, F la n n ig a n Sm ith, T. K ind ­
er, J . C. C a r te r , M. M. (Dividers, 
C h arles M illhouse, J. H. P o lla rd , 
W. R. Taegel, Irvin O sborn, Byron 
K en n e d y , L em an Redding, C. E. 
S chm idt, A. C. Russell, R u do lf 
R oddy, J . E. G re e n, J. B. Simms,
Dudley
Jo h n Q uereaUt 

J. ML K endricks, H e r b e r t G a ro n - 
zik, Bi n Davis a n d J. W. Law,

TH esc men a r e re q u e ste d to r e ­
p o rts a t 
to- 
rug b i a t 7 o'clock f o r the p urpo se 
t r y in g ou t.
of

the G irls S tu d y Hall 

M urther w ork 

in 

R i o G r a n d e Club

E lects O fficers

T. U. DUCHESS 
TO BE CHOSEN

“ M eaning 

of M odern 

B io lo g y 1 Announced 
as -Subject

T h e f o l l o w i n g a r e s o m e oi 
th e 
{ir is w h o will b e v o t e d on tod ay 
to d e t e r m i n e w h o w ill r e p r e s e n t 
th e 
as 
D u c h e s s to th e A l l - C o l l e g i a t e C i r ­
c u s at D a lla s f o l l o w i n g th e T e x a s - 
S. M. U . g a m e on O c t o b e r 18:

U n i v e r s i t y 

T e x a s 

o f 

D e l t a D e l t a D e l t a , M a r g a r e t M il­

ler.

D o w t y .

K a p p a D e l t a , J a n i c e D u r s t .
K a p p a K a p p a G a m m a , H e l e n 

R e t u r n i n g to A m e r i c a 

a f t e r six 

> 

• * o f i n t e n s i f i e d s t u d y in tile s u b ­

j e c t o f z o o l o g y a t O x f o r d U n i v e r s i t y 

o f E n g l a n d , D r . 

J u li a n S . H u x l e y 

"/ill a d d r e s s 

t h e U n i v e r s i t y c o m m u ­

n it y t o n i g h t a t 8 o ’c lo c k at th e U n i ­

v e r s i t y B a e tis t C h u r c h . D r. H u x l e y 

h as a n n o u n c e d th a t th e t o p i c o f his 

Lecture w ill b e “ S o m e M e a n i n g s o f 

M o d e r n B i o l o g y . ”

Z e t a T a u A lp h a , M a r y G le n 

V ic k . M i n i f r e d S m i t h .

C hi O m e g a , H e l e n F i l e s .
K a p p a A lp h a T h e t a , M u r r e ll 

H ux ley, who 

is 

th e g ra n d so n o f 

T h o m a s H e n r y H uxley, th e f a m o u s 

e v olutionist, c o n te m p o r a r y o f S p e n ­

M a y , G l a d y s L d v e , A l i c e F e n d e r .

ser, was in c h a rg e o f th e d e p a r t m e n t 

P i B e t a P h i, M a r io n B a ll , P a t 

O ’B r ie n .

o f biology a t Rice 

I n s titu te fro m 

1913 until 1918 w hen he r e t u r n e d 

E n g la n d 

to c o n tin u o 

his biological 

re se a rc h . His 

re se a rc h e s have a l­

r e a d y re su lte d 

in a dv ances 

in o u r 

c on cep tion o f th e processes o f e m ­

bryological d e v e lo p m e n t— o f 

force* 

th a t shape a n d m a in ta in 

th e 

in d i­

vidual, 

f ir s t 

in 

its e a rlie st Hie as 

developing egg, la te r d u r in g its m e t­

am o rph osis into th e a d u lt, and finally 

in its m a t u r e s t stages.

Ha* S p e c i a l i z e d 

in H e r e d i t y 

He has also m a d e im p o r ta n t c o n ­
trib u tio n s c o n c e r n in g 
sex ual selec­
tion, the n a tu r e a n d sign ifican ce o f 
sex, an d se c o n d a ry sexual c h a r a c te r s , 
a nd he has e x te n d e d o u r know ledge 
of th e w o rk in g s o f h eredity . All th is 
w ork, which has been p e rfo rm e d on 
anim als, 
the m ost va rie d kinds 
such as sponges, m in u te c r u s ta c e a , 
crab s, ascidians, and birds, ac c o rd ­
ing to II. S. M uller.

of 

ASSEMBLE TOOM

Guidance of Freshmen Ex­
pected to Be Chief Func­
tion of Organization

E le ctio n of o f f ic e rs will 

f e a tu r e 

I the j u n i o r g irls' class m e e tin g this 
.
a f te r n o o n a t 4 
Miss Je s sie C hurch of S an A ntonio,

o ’clock in K Hall.

: p re s id e n t of the class, will preside, 

j and the r e m a in in g officer*, and c o u n ­

cil m e m b e rs will be elected. Dean 

H u b b a rd will m ake a b r ie f 

talk 

in 

P l e a t i n g P r e s e n t a t i o n E x p e c t e d 
A ccord in g 

to 

the 

f o r 

P la n s 

ju n io r 

advisory 

in force.

the new a b ­

a philosophical 

sence system now 

which he will exp lain 

m an girls will be assigned 

junior-!. T h e u p perclassm en a re e x ­

council will be discussed an d fresh- 

r e p o r ts h e ra ld in g 
into A u stin, 
Dr. H u x le y ’s e n t r a n c e 
he b rin gs 
insight 
which e n a b le s him to i n t e r p r e t a nd 
read th e d e e p e r m e a n in g of his dis­
coveries. T ho se who have re a d his 
w ritings declare t h a t he a dd s to his 
scien tific ab ility and com preh en siv e 
skill a n d
point o f view, 
rm o f p r e s e n ta tio n w o rth y of both
cullies, i n t r o d u c e th em to c a m p u s 
g r a n d f a t h e r s , T. H. H uxley an d
tivities, a n d be th e ir frie n d s g o n e r - , M a th e w A rnold. This a dd ition m akes
it possible f o r la y m e n , th r o u g h H ux-
ally. 
This sy ste m was used on the cam-1 !eX * “ In d iv id u a lity in O rg a n is m ” a n d

th e ir w ork , help th e m o u t o f d iffl-j

the y o u n g e r g r l s 

lite r a r y 

to aid 

pected 

the 

to 

in 

I p us last y e a r w ith a g n a t d* ii o f J*"" 
I 
J 
j success, a c c o rd in g to 

the g ir l. 

his m ore r e c e n t
° f a ^ ’°1°
iCV^ MV 
' g is t” ( K n o p f ) , to k eep tr a c k of t h e
bioU)gica, a b j e c t , a n d to

f o r 

t h e i r r e la tio n s 

in all p ro b a b ility 

A r r a n g e m e n t s u n d e rsta n d 

; sponsored th e move. 
for a p a r ty to be given in th e n e a r world of e v e ry day life, 
f u tu r e , 

th e ) 
• fre sh m an girls, will be c o n sid e re d a t ; 
tles m e e tin g . 

It is th e se p ro b le m s of life in g e n ­
J era* which will be discussed by Dr.
to n ig h t, a c ­
inus 
th e m e e tin g be a r e p r e - c o rd in g to D G usta v u s W a t t s C un- 
! e n ta tiv e one, a n d she u rg e s e v e ry \ n m g h a m , c h a i 1 man of the public lee- 
ju n io r g irl who c a n possibly do so to ‘ore com m LU> which is aponsoiring 
I a tte n d . 

is p a r tic u la r ly a n x - | H u xley in his 

H u x le y ’s Vustii address.

Fir*t P ublic L ec tu re

Miss C h u rc h 

le c tu r e 

t h a t 

th o

to 

Scottish Rite No Longer Feared

I*

Absent-Minded Boy Forgets Date's Name

_________o_________ 

g e n u in e c o n s te r n a tio n 
t h a t 
th ro u g h w ith his check 

sk ip p e r 

th e 

if 

d id n ’t 

in his voice, know s the e x a c t a m o u n t of his fun ds, 
com e b u t with th e in te n tio n of a d ju s tin g
inside of th e d if f ic u lty when his f u n d s a r e in

W H 

FROSH GIRLS TO two days **e woidd ^ave 
“ F o u r th comes th e fr ic a z e e d check
j S. 0 . S. home. “ And t h e n ,” he said I 
M O I O F I F G T I O N S r u c f u Ry» “ T h e y will th in k t h a t I h ave which is given in th e hope t h a t a new 
th e
l i V / l a i / 
j ^e e n pja y jnf? p o k e r a g a in .” 
; An e x p e rie n c e d s tu d e n t exp la in s check is p re s e n te d a t th e b a n k f o r
F if th , th e “ c h e q u e a la
“ T h e re a r e p a y m e n t. 
th e 
seven c la ss ific a tio n s into which h o t; chili con c a r n e ,” m ad e o u t on 
o f f 
o rd e r to stall 
checks m ig h t be logically 
tr a d e s m a n .
H o t checks a r e called hot b ec a u se < som e 
th e re , acco rd in g to t h e y a r e h o t o r beca u se t h e y m a k e I Six th , 

F re sh m e n women a re to meet in K th e s itu a tio n 

send an better shape.

u n re a s o n a b le 
th e “ cheque a 

fir*" "*!>%* 
 

g r o u p e d , w ro n g b a n k in 

! d eposit will be m ad e 

th u s ly : 

b e f o r e 

 

 

 

H a ll to n ig h t f o r the election of th e ir 
class officers. All p resid e n ts of th e 
v a rio u s w om en’s c a m p u s 
o r g a n i z a ­
tions a r e to be 
Miss L ucy J . N ew ton, dean of w o m ­
en , who will in tro d u ce these o r g a n iz a ­
tio n s to the fre sh m e n .

T h e Rio G ra n d e V alley Club held I fr ig h t an d n e rv o u sn e ss 

i 

# 

All old an d new p re law s tu d e n ts ! 
a r e u r g e d to a tte n d th e special meet- 
in* of t h a t g r o u p on T h u rs d a y e v e - 1 its initial m e etin g in the G irls’ S tud y ; th(m usua|> 
n in g a t 7:45 
U t Building. 
p re a id e n t, Dean H ild e b ra n d , newly stu d e n t* , th e 
a p p o in te d head o f th e School of L aw , I of th e club, w ere p re se n t. 
will be th e p rinciple s p e a k e r of th e 
m eeting .

th e Hall of th e Main Building T u e s d a y 
th e 

ro o m 103 of 
to 
A ccording 

la r g e s t in th e h istory 

S e p te m b e r 30. 

----

in 

, ♦

A b o u t one h u n d r e d m ay be said to be the r e su lt o f h abit

' “ r b e c a u se p ra c tic e m ak es p e rfe c t.

th ut as m a y. they seem to make
O ffic e rs elected f o r the te rm w e r e , ! th e ir e n tr a n c e a n d exit w ith a g re a t-
J a c k Knudson, McAllen, 
of skill a n d g r a c e th a n in
A n n a b e l P e a r s e le y , San Benito, f i r s t | y e a rs past. Less is seen of th e final 
for th e 
fe v e rish a r r a n g i n g o f c r a v a ts , col­
v ic e-p re sid e n t; Reid L a y m a n , 
S an 
y e a r ’s w ork, and the n e w s tu d e n ts in 
the 
lars, a n d p la s te re d 
B enito, second v ic e -p re sid en t; G a r. 
the School of Law will be able to g e t
T his b it o f p a p e r has had t h e sign-
door 
n e rv o u s y o u th s ta n d s a t 
lan d W orley, M cAllen, 
t r e a s u r e r ;
era a d d re ss in n o c e n tly w r itt e n w h e re a g ood id ea of t h e w o rk b e fo re th em ,
th e 
w a itin g to e n te r a n d 
V ivian R ichard son , McAllen, s e c re ­
and ath letic
g a u n tl e t o f c ritical m a tro n s a n d a d ­
E d in b u rg , re-
t a r y ; B lanche Bair, 
c o n te s ts a r e n o t f a r o f f , and th e p r e ­
m irin g shebas.
law s a r e p r e p a r i n g fo r th e i r line o f ! p o r t e r ; Bob House, S an B enito, ser- 
p ro c e d u re . 

P la n s will be f o r m u la te d 

S e v e ra l u n f o r t u n a t e s 

in tr a m u r a l m eets 

jg e a n t- a t- a r m s .

p r e s id e n t; 1 r 

la C a y e n n e .

locks while 

have m ade

ru n 

the 

to 

Scottish R ite D o rm ito ry 

show less 
y e a r
this 
 m a tro n a . Thi! 

^

o f 

th e 

n o ti“ d .K a n " in * ,t h * d o°^ a ,; d
f r o n t 
bu ilding— evidently 
se a rc h in g f o r a shingle b e a r in g the 
inscription, 
“ S c o ttish Rite D orm i­
to r y ” o r “ W elcom e.” N o t fin d in g 
it, how ever, th e p o o r fellow g a th e r e d 
c o u ra g e a n d m a rc h e d boldly in w ith ­
o u t r in g in g th e bell.

T'oor 

lad, his f a te w as one well 
known to all eds. Ask a n y one c f 
th em t h a t has trie d it w h a t t h a t f a u x 
pas might be.

T he caller who g e ts the p rize of 
th e season, th o u g h , is the blind d ate 
who a rriv e d 
fo rg o t 
la te and 
the nam e o f the girl whom he cain a 
to see.

th e n 

Cap a n d Gown Council will p re sid e

t h e good j so m e tim e s In a cro w ded s to re . L astly 
o v e r th e election acco rding to custom . | fa ith of th e sig n e r is n o t q u e stio n e d h e re is th e “ che q u e a la T a b a s c o ” o r 
T h e meeting is called for 7:30. 

[at th e b a n k and the check, a lth o u g h j j u s t plain f o r g e r y . ”

th e w a r m e d - o v e r ; his s ig n a tu r e should be. This w o rk s T h e 

som e o n e h o t in th e i r tr a v e l .”

T y p e * o f C h e e k * 

“ F i r s t 

th e r e 
check, so called b e c au se 

is 

B y On# W h o Know* 

{grave e r r o r s on th e ir f ir s t visit to
c a llm g a t t h e ! the d o rm ito ry . One small f r e sh m a n 

Y o u n g g e n tle m e n 

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

TWO

S T E M P TRUN G 
NEW MTN TGR GAME 
WITH PHILLIPS U.

Newell and Shearer Definitely 
Out; J Penny and Moore 
Loom aa Possibilities

BY V IC T O R E M A N U E L

With Mat Newel! 

and Sailor;
Shear* r 
the I 
of 
perm anently out 
Longhorn lineup fo r at least a week, I
Doc Stewart 
to 
groom Ba&il P enny and 
Me ore, graduates 
yearling eleven, 
Phillips University S aturday

last season a
against

yesterday beg*® 

to s t a r t 

of 

Pershing Thanks

A ustin Reserves

 ..............* • » • • * • * * • * • * • » * # * • CLASSROOM Changes: 
O FFIC IA L N O TIC ES 

T H E R E will be a called m eeting of
Gamma Epsilon Pi in Miss Still -
- r-e t i n t t i t t t t t r-r-e-r-r 9, will move from V Hall 8 to W k e n ? office, Room 14 P. Hull tonight.

Business Administration 127f, I T S 

Hall 2.

I h u r r a y , a t seven o'clock

T H E following s tu d e n t. will p U . « 

, 4C T T 3 12 w,„ 
call at t h , R«*i»trar’s office, Ed- from f;d B 2 IO to M. B. 33.

Kr,Kll, h 

move

ta 

tr a m * , 

G e n e r a l 

u cation Building 101 at once:

A h u p . William J o e l ; A laup Win- ff(/m 

M a jo r S. N. E c k d a h l, t r a i n e r of 
in re* 
V a n i t y a t h l e t i c 
l e t t e r f r o m G e n e r a l 
e e p it of rn 
J o h n J, P e r c h i n g 
him 
t h a n k i n g 
a n d th e r e m a i n i n g m e m b e r* of t h e 
A u s tin R e s e r v e O f f i c e r s A s s o c ia ­
tion fo r t h i e r m e s s a g e S e p t e m b e r 
!2 w h e n G e n e r a l P e r s h i n g 
r e ­
s ig n e d f r o m th# s r n y .
c o m ­
P e r s h in g 
mend* M a j o r E k d a h i f o r his ser- 
vices n e t o nly t h o s e r e n d e r e d 
in 
a r m s but a l s o t h o s e to b e r e nd e r - 
p e a c e 
ed in th e 
t h r o u g h m i l i t a r y p r e p a r e d n e s s .

field W a lto n ; B iffle , J a m e s ; B i«fio, 
I R osalie; B e e k m a n R aym on d K ir k ;, from yA fi „ , # 
Brown, H a r r i e t t M a r o i n t ; Buliia,
S tanley; Covina, Sister Mary; Coi­
ffing dames Arthur; Collins, Mary 
Ruth; Ceitharp, John R o b ert; Con- 
; nor, Urline F rances; Cook, Albert 
(C arl; Cox Elizabeth Knox; Crockett,
Leslie F ow d en; C rosier, Norman R.;
'C unningham , William Aaron; Curtis, 
j Charles E dw ard; Dabney, Gordon 
Williford; Davia, Leo G audch aux ;
Deeg, Owen; 
DeW al*b, Marlon;
Dodd, Roy; Edwards, L. C.; Elliott,
1^0 A.; Fskew, E lizabeth; Evangel- 
iata, Sistei M ary; Fender, Richard F . ;
Fitzhugh, P ark er Marshall; Floyd,
Captain Jim Reese, Comanche; John Mrs, Wills Lee; Fuller, Brann Mon- 
J EJ o i n William., Tar- row; G . f . , G a o rfa A lb ert; Garza,

’l J h i n C D PUI Ic NI

(Continued from page I

g r e a t c a u s e o f 

Governm ent 

I r l E s I 1^

a ls o 

r

C h a rli. Kndreaa, Austin; Ben Ralph 

Joaeph; G oldbl.tt, 

Irvin*;

English 2.17, MWE IO, will move

B 302 t0 Ed B S ]0 

E n g lish 31> M W F 

IO, will move 

W. A. A. M EETIN G 

a t 7 

o’clock 

Thursday night, in council room.
FLORENCE SMITH

Ed g 302 

J. 16, TTS 10, will 

move from R Hail 9 
(fall term only.) 

T H E R E will be an im portant meet-; 
ing of Tau Beta Pi, h onorary en-j 
to V Hall C S n e e r in g fra tern ity , T hursday even-! 
ing at 7:15 in the Engineering B u ild -1
History 5.5, MWF l l , will move ing. Flans for the re g u la r election j 
All;

will be made a t this meeting. 

from T Hall 9 to M. B. 158. 

^ 

from Ed, B. 204 to M B. 207.

Spanish 22.7, M W F 12, will move 

from M. B. 158 to Ed. B. 208 (fall 
and w inter terms only.)

History 22, MWF l l , will move members are urged 
— ------
A SPEC IA L me* ting of Pre-Law s t u ­
dents will be held Thursday at 7 :45 
in room 103 of the Law Building. 
All pore-law students are urged to a t ­
tend this meeting. Dean Hildebrand 
will make the main talk of the eve­
ning. 

M. B. 218 I to ML B. 218.
New Sections C reated:

Zoology 37, TT 2, will move from 

to attend, 

s

"- ' 

B * hA%, Korney; Robert Hamilton, G rafu-, Leila G race; Graham , Mal-

Murray A - ' l d w I ^ E e l w 

S tew art let 

the Longhorns 

off j r *a ' .

w I « / . u u i# 

donned

m .v - r u .j , 

' 
I « * 

he ■ 
^ ’" v "
av a XA i t 

T X 
Neither Newell nor Shearer have; 
mined moleskins •■"*« 
c-tern game, It tact it is c*xce« < 
western ic®1* • 
mgly douDtfal whether Newell will] 
Ll * 
«. 
be able to play rn the S, M U. game J 
. 
ar, 
, 
_ 
Oct. 18. S hearer hurt h ? knee 
t i v 
i 
a 
, 
•
the Pirate battle; and while he plans J 
, 
, 
. 
. 
_a s 
to report fo r practice 
* 
today, will! 
hardly be fit to e n te r the stiff game I ar r * * 
v ,th t h . H aym aker.. 

J T 
i. aa, 

. 
in T. 

j 
.. 

r 

. 

j * " • J * * ” * ? * ' 

. 

, 

, 

. 

. 

. 

’ 

w, 

» 
• 

'Y ’ 

. 
, 

,, 
' 

# 
, 

without a « r,m m a « e yesterday, the I * m t ‘n ■ W J * 
large*! p a rt of the two hour work*; J ’n 
a a 
out being consumed in signal run-.; ___ . *u.n... 
r\ 
ning practice, with Doc occasion si l y ! 
. 
pointing out weaknesses to his first, 
a * 
string men. Moore, who has shown 
up fairly well during training season 
occupied Newell's place in the strong 
side of the line. Penny was being 
used at left end in place of Siover, 
the latter filling S h e a re r’s shoes in 
the backfield. On the defense Doc 
may play Berry at tackle and Moore 
at his regular g u ard position. There 
is a possibility t h a t Bitte Smith will 
essay one of the backfield roles, but 
is more likely to give Smith’s 
Loc 
injury a chance 
to heal fully and 
save him fo r a more im portant game 
than the one with Phillips.

* 

1 

~__ „ u-w-k 

I Austin; Gordon Marsh, Dallas; Aur
'b e y Cockrell, Alvin; Jessie Dander,
' 
I Eagle Lake; Byron Vestal, Sherm an;
a 
Russell,
R- Vienna, San Antonio 
. Batchelder, Citrus Grove; Milton

ruiia,< a*»»_ /.nim K i n i n s f firnv T r u m a n 8. * d r if.
. 

colin K jntner; Gray, T rum an B,; G rit 
fin, Irving Manly; Harris, Edward 
M.; Harrison, Guinn; Hill, Luther 
Randolph; Holmes, R. S.

E. J. MATHEW S,

. 

, 

, 

. 

•

.

,

. ____ f I

au 

’ 

ebb' 

a;' I V . 

'n' 

Registrar.

. 

. 

' . 
’ ' Z u l * 
i m 

B A . d egree, must 

f
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'• 
T H * FOLLOW ING candidates fo r
to the
’ 
E zten.ir.n Studio, 216-.I Main Build-
’ 
v mg, Thursday, between 9 and 12,
.an d 2 and I for pictures for senior
'se ctio n of the 1925 Cactus:

report 

A ;
.

, 
] 

, „ 

. 
. 

. 

_

u 
u,- 

San Antonio; B. k. Budd, f i e l d e r ; ; . 
u H arry "Miller, Austin; William F ., 
« * I McCandless. Cleburne; W aiter Men- 

w a i i . * 

A « 
. 

i». 
v 

l

!

r

r a

L aura Elizabeth Greenlee, Elixa* 
beth Griffin, Wan<J* Iverne Haesiy, 
Louis T aliferro Hamlett, Edward 
Daniel Damner, F red Leslie Hardin,

„ sing, La G range; Oscar DU W oes,1
,
' 
Sap Antonio; M* J. Kavanaugh,
T errell; Geo, L. Bass, San Antonio;
Bandi Esquivel, El Paso; Cha*. Gel*
aya, Brownsville; Geo. L. Harrif,
H ^ r t u i T A M . c 5 i ' . T e
' ^ o j e r t t H .rd ih * , V irgini. 
H. C«l(, O range; Karl Connor, K . « - H.ndolph H a rper, Helen Lucille H at- 
l l a r r > H erm an Haiehke, H o r-
land; Rufus Haggard, Gustine; Lit- rell> 
ence Nadine 
lienningar, Amanda 
ton 
Patterson, Austin; William 
Winifred Bine*, Bertie Ione Kirsch, 
Swearingen, Lockhart; J. S. Swearin­
Hessie Fern Holden, Mrs. Lorena 
gen, 
Roy McDonald, 
Holeman, Kathleen A. Hauseman, 
Austin; Henry Hodge*, Austin; A. € . 
Kathryn Marie Hyland, Florence 
Veaz^y, Austin; Sol Blomstein, Fron- 
Mafaida Isaacs, E rn e st Bryan Ja c k ­
aklin; Donald Bubar, Austin; L Can- 
Je ffre y s, Arnye Heats 
son, Cecil 
fieid, A ustin; Roy Paris, Holliday; 
Johnson, H attie Elizabeth 
Joiner, 
Ralph Garrol, Ulaud; Leo Baldwin. 
Lula May Joiner, Annie Louise J o r ­
Jim S traiten, F o rt 
Wichita Falls; 
dan, Berry Gilchrist 
Jones, Helen 
W orth; C, E. Heimann, F rederkk s-
Catherine X erl, Estelle Lilian Kiln**, 
b u rg ; Robert Brown, Rufus King,
, 
Helen Elaine Konjias. 

,, 
. Austin; Horace Kalton.

Lockhart; 

, 

.

*

ti
\

Bufiness Adm inistration 411 8,
TTS 9, Laboratory hours, TT 10-12, 
R Flail 9.

English 1.71, MWF l l , T Hall 9. 
Engiish 1 cf 3, MWF l l , Law B. 3. 

. English I cf. 8, TTS 8. T Hall 4.
Spanish 1.20, TTS 12, S Hall 5, 

Spanish 22.9, MWF 9, I^aw B. 7. 
Sections Abolished:

Applied Mathematics 3.6, TTH l l .

E. J. M ATHEWS,

TF3XAS Cowboys will meet in Main 
Building 158 a t 5 o ’clock today.

FOREMAN

on 

the honor system 

STU D EN TS who are to make talks 
next week 
a r e caque.^ted to call at the office of 
C onstance Douglas sin M. B. 101 and 
g et their assignment cards. Her office 
hours are from 2 to 4 on Thursday 
and Friday.

STUDENTS who were recently vac­
cinated arid have not reported to 
the Medical S ta ff must do so within 
ten days f ro in date of such vaccina* 
Certificates expire at th a t time. 
All students in 
the University who 
have not a typical vaccination scar 
and have n*>t been vaccinated within 
ten days arc* requested to rep o rt at 
once to the Medical S ta ff.

C. WL GODDARD, M.D., 

Dean University H ealth Service

THOSE desiring to 

try o u t fo r the 
C urtain Club can get suggestions 
for selections from Harvey E ag le­
ton, H a rry Aiken 
Douglas.

or Constance; 

PR E S ID E N T .

ALL MEMBERS of 

the Cap and 
Gown organization who can atten d 
the W einer Roast S atu rd ay 
a f t e r ­
noon to be held a t Oak Lodge sign 
up in Miss N ew ton’s office begining 
Tuesday, Sept. 30. This is to provide 
a way for everyone to get out there,! 
Come and bring a q uarter.

r u t h McM i l l a n ,

A M EETIN G of 

held F rid ay night a f te r the 

President, j
the band will be 
rally 
for the purpose of electing a busi-j 
ness m anager and m em bers of the 
advisory council.

ALL Glee Club asp ira n ts who have 
not yet tric*d out for the club may 
do so Thursday at 6:30, in the Girls 
Study Hall.

DIRECTOR.

THERM will be a meeting of all j u n ­
ior girls Thursday afterno on a t 4 
o ’clock in K Hall. All juniors are 
requested to be present.

P R ES ID EN T.

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Little is known of the strength of 
the Enid school which will be the 
first m ajor eleven from the Sooner I
. .. 
state to invade Texas this. year. The 
« 
I- 
Haymakers *iuccumU*d to F airm oun t,1 
Kansas, last Friday by a small score 
which means little as F a irm o u n t is 
touted 
strong 
to be exceptionally 
this year. In the past the setto with 
FhiUipg has usually been the tough­
est early season battle on the 1/ong- 
feorn schedule and in 1919 the Hay­
makers with tho g reat Levi in their 
lineup defeated Texas 10-0.
 

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Sixty-four T ry for 

T urtle and T urtlette 

Clubs in Y.M. Pool

Sixty four girls tried out for mem­
bership in the Turtle Club iaat night, 
Each girl must make an average of 
following dives 
eight on the 
and J 
strokes: 
1. Breast stroke. 2. Back
stroke, either resting or racing. % 
Side stroke, either side or English 
overarm or slide. 4 Crawl or tr.wigeon.

pm

Dives. 
dive. 2. Back dive. 3. Optional dive.

I. Standing or running front 

Those persons failing to make the 
r*-quired average will liecome mem­
bers of the T u rtlette Club, and at the 
end of every month try-outs for T u r ­
tle Club will be held. At this time 
those* T a rtle t tea making the required 
average will 
bicorne 
Turtle Club members.

automatically 

Wednesday evening at 7 :30 o’clock 
there will be another try out at the 
V, M. C. A. *• dimming pod.

DONNELLY & W H ITE

Phone 6131

Plum bing and H eating
Contractors

eesT '

ROS Congress Ave.

DAVID GRIFFIN
Mr. Griffin has returned from his summer’* study a t the Conser­
vatoire A m erican , Foniainbleau, France, and resumes teaching

Studios: 1009 Nueces Street and 8108 West Ave. 

Phone 4057

Class and Private Lessons 

t

V OICE

 
LA TERTULIA will meef; Thu rsdn yi
the Girls 

October 2 a t 7 :30 in 

 

 

Study Hall. Please be there.

PRESIDENT.

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BON TON 
CAFE

Always for the Un
in Everythin 
609 Congress

lirerslty

A in ’t It A G rand and Glorious Feeling

W h e n You A r e in a H u r r y 

To K n o w 

Y ou H a v e a M e a l T i c k e t a t

B & E

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o m e In

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O v e r

a B A K E”

More Than a P en —
A Part of T o u r E d u catio n

Suits and Overcoats

Some folks bu y the over­
the great 
coat first, but 
suit 
m ajority buy 
the 
to y o u — 
first— it s up 
B O T H are HERE.

Exceedingly Sm art Suits 
in the

SOCIETY’
BRAND
CLOTHES

real 

tailored by 
tailors 
I rom the finest of select­
shades 
ed W oolens 
and 
approved 
for A u tu m n and W inter 
W ear.

patterns 

in 

Every accepted style ten­
dency >v ill be noted 
in 
these popular suits.

The prices are far below the exclusive tailors whose 
best product is the same as the Society Brand Suits.

— Range of pricf s $40 to $60

Also we w ant to say that the biggest real values in 
the prices of $40 to $45 i3 the Soc iety Brand Suits at 
these prices.

h or the m an whose price range is lower than $40 the 
popular priced

C L O T H O R A F T

line at the low prices, $25, $27.50, $29.50, $30, 
$32.50, $35, $36.50, $ 3 7 .5 0 — Y OU c a n ’t beat these 
values anywhere.

— Shoddy and un k n o w n clothes sold in A ustin get 
Clothcraft prices— But you d o n ’t get Clothcraft Val- 
u e s

Drop in and look em over.

K N O X M A I S A r ^ t h e Style H ere and Everyw here

A good fountain pen is 
an esse n tia l to o l with 
which to carve out your 
career. More than just 
a pert—a real help-mate 
a n d rn p a r t o f y o u r 
education.

Get a pen that will not 
flood or leak, one that 
writes with a jewei-Iike 
smoothness the instant 
the point to u c h e s the 
paper.

O f course it will be a 
Shearer Lifetime P en. 
$8.75.

The worthy companions of the Lifetime 
Pen are the 46 Special at $5.00 and the 
Student’s Special at $3.75.

AU are finished with gold bands to pre­
vent the caps front breaking and with 
14K gold points tipped with the hardest 
native irid iu m , assu rin g incomparable 
writing qualities and long years o f use­
fulness.

Mode By the Creators of the Lifetime Pencil

I a

F re s h S h ip m e n ts W e e k ly 

W h itm a n ’s a n d K in g 's C an d ies

THE CONVENIENT PLACE

THE DRUG STORE

rn :

T hat gives you service.

That gives you quality goods, 

f hat gives you reasonable prices.

That gives you free delivery.

' C>f £ * v 

Let Us Serve You 

'4

EVANS-COX DRUG CO.

900 Congress

Phone 9105—6

p e n s “ L i f e t i m e ” p e n c i l s

SHEAFFER PEN CO ., f ort M adron, l#wu

MI

X»* Pfkatrirto 
St.
MI 

DMO

r n

Send T he Daily T ex an H om e

 amcals

“ Hunchback of Notre 
D am e” at H ancock

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

H a n c o c k 

" H u n c h b a c k 

o f N o t r e

- B e t t y C o m p t o n 

in " T h t

„ ; D a m e . ”

" T h e H u n c h b a c k of N o tre D am e, 

r o w show ing a t t h e H anco ck T hea- j Q u e e n 
t e r , s ta n d s o u t as a m ile-sto ne 
in F e m a l e . " 
t h e p ro g re s s of m o ving p ic tu re e n t e r ­
t a in m e n t.

M a j e s t i c — T h o m a s M e i g h a n 

T h e A l a s k a n . ”

O ne of th e p io neers o f th e in d u s­
in th is

h a p p en e d 

. , 

j* 

to be 

a special in v ita tio n 

tr y , w ho 
c ity on th e o p e n in g n ig h t and who | love w ith a y o u n g girl, M ary S t a n - j 
a c c e p te d 
sent dish, p lay ed by E stelle T av io r. Irater, j 
him by wire from Mr. C arl L aem m le. h er ac tio n s lead him to believe th a t 
p r o d u c e r of the film, recalled th e old 
je a p Ue w ith his enem ies, and
d a y s when a n y th in g o v e r one reel 
, 
was considered a feature, and when a
little pain te d s c e n e ry w as am ple f o r 
a b a c k g ro u n d fo r th e a c to rs , fe w in 
n u m b e r , who c a v o rte d th r o u g h m ore 
o r less con v e n tio n a l m otions. T h e a c ­
tion, o r " b u s in ess as it w as called, 
w as 
th e w ork 
w e n t on.

the 
q u e n t b a ttle b e tw e e n H o lt and G r a ­

n o law, an d th e s u r p r is in g p a r t th a t 

ham in th e f a r n o rth w h e re th e re li­

some of the m ost th rillin g action ever

to his horror, he learns that she 

la rg e ly d eveloped as 

M ary S ta n d ish 

in it fu rn ish 

G ra h a m .

subse-

.g 
, . 

plays 

j u 

T h e 

, 

, 

, 

. 

,

i f

“ T h e fle a sh e d on th e silv er sheet. 

pre-1 

believe th e 

T h e p r e s e n t m a ste rp ie c e, 
H u n c h b a c k of N o tr e D a m e ,” 
s c n ts such a c o n tr a s t t h a t it is h a r d I ta in m e n t de luxe, 
to 
fo r m o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t had m a d e in
th e few. i n te r v e n in g y e a rs. W hole
a r m ie s a r e seen fro m dizzy heigh ts, D 
a n d 
scenes w ere n o t m ade a t th e a n c ie n t in “The F em ale”

it is h a rd to believe 

s tr id e s which 

0 
t h a t th e j B e t t y t h o m p s o n D t a r s

ibis I seeing " T h e A la s k a n ! ”

c

If you a re looking f o r film c n te r- 
th e n d o n ’t miss 

“T he A laskan ” Plays 
at the Majestic

B e tty Compson 

is s u p p o rte d by 
I a u n iq u e c a st in " T h e F e m a le ,” h e r 
i new p a r a m o u n t s t a r r i n g p ic tu re di­
re c ted by S am W ood. T h e s to r y is 
a an a d a p ta tio n o f C y n th ia S to c k le y ’s 
o f the 

fin a n c ia l 

“ T h e A la sk a n ” which 

T h e fe u d b e tw e e n G r a h a m 

t h e 1 "D a lla , the Lion C u b .” All 

b egins
t h r e e -d a y sh ow in g T h u rs d a y a t 
M a je stic T h e a te r , is f o u n d e d u no n a scenes a r e laid in S o u th A fric a , 
c o n flic t betw en n a tiv e -b o rn A laskans, 
sons of the g o ld ru sh pioneers, a nd th e 
p o w e rfu l 
s tro v e to gain co n tro l o f th e A laskan knows no life o utside 
in d u strie s. 

" T h e F e m a le ,” which will be shown 
to d a y a t th e Q ueen T h e a te r is a s to ry 
in te r e s ts which of a b e a u tif u l y o u n g B o e r girl who 
th e A fr ic a n 
i veldt. She m e e ts and falls in love w ith
f a r 
y o u n g Alan H o lt, p layed by Mf,I above h e r sta tio n in life. Men b e f o r e 
M eighan, b egins w hen th e f o r m e r , a lw ay s flocked to hor, b u t this one 
e n g a g e d in b la s tin g o p e ra tio n , c a re -; is d i f f e r e n t. He is s tr a n g e ly cold an d 
o f H o l t ’s! ignores her, a n d his people, the " E n g - 
lessly d es tro y s t h e g r a v e 
( ( M is s Comp- 
m o th e r. 
physical co nflict, 
is a 
i n v e s t s I g rip p in g a n d u n u s u a lly e n t e r t a i n i n g 
tin u c s b e fo re 
g a tio n co m m itte e in S e a ttle . M eigh-j sto r y of th e c a r r y in g o u t of this g i r l ’s 
a n ’s 
the 
th e desig ns plans f o r re v e n g e — a g a in s t 
in t e r e s t in the fa r - u ltr a - s m a r t o f tho E n g lish colony in 
of 
g e n e ra l. T h e p ic tu r e closes w ith her
n o r th . 
th e y o u n g 

On his w ay b a c k to A laska a f t e r ; c o m p le te ly w in n in g o ver 

th e s tr u g g le con- son.) T h e r e s t of the p ic tu re 

and a ha n dsom e y o u n g E n g lish m a n 

B egu n a t f i r s t sim ply as a 

te s tim o n y exposes 

the G ra h a m 

in sult Dalla 

a s e n a to ria l 

lishers,” 

all 

th is in v e stig a tio n M eighan 

falls in ■ E ng lish m a n .

BANANAS FAVORITE 
TIDBIT OF BIG BEN

“Shaggy W ag,” C low n Bear 
W ith Big D ouble Circus, 
Prefers Fruit to Fish

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

| der, t r a i n e r of th e p o la r b e a r tro u p e s, I REAGAN HOLDS
F I R S T MEETING

I be g a n u sin g b a n a n a s w hen tea c h in g

I the anim al. A nd now Ben will shoot 
I the c h u te s, w alk a tig h t rope or even 
. r i n g loudly on a bell if he suspects

th e 
t h e r e will be b a n a n a s as a re w a r d of | c^ j e f event on th e p ro g ra m of Rea-j 
m erit. 

In s ta lla tio n of o ffic ers w as 

ig a n L ite r a r y Society 

first

th e 

a t 

C h ristian S h r o d e r a n d his brother m e e tin g of the y e a r in 

th e G irls ’ ! 

T h e se 

this country 
th e y divided 

J o h n last w in te r b r o u g h t t h i r t y huge s t u d y H all W e dn esd a y aftern o o n , 
p o la r b e a rs to 
Sw eden. 
the 
in as m a n y 5 0 -fo o t steel a re n a s when 
th e g r e a t do uble c irc u s exhibits h e re 
F rid a y , Get. 3.

the vacancy caused by 
th r e e g r o u p s t h a t will be te e n th e f a ilu r e of E lizabeth W hitesides
to r e t u r n to school. T h e subject for 
s tu d y this y e a r will be th e co ntem ­
p o r a r y novel.

S a r a h T h a x to n w a s elected sec r e - 1 

into t a r y 

to fill 

f r o m 

THREE

Students!-

THEY ARE HERE!

The New Wale* Model
FALL SUITS

in Grays and Powder Blues

at-

29.50- 32.50

D ouble breasted vest— wide 

trousers— English model 

coat-

-Sizes 33 to 40

— A nd of course you get a 

pair of $5.00 shoes or a new 

hat

W e h a v e I OO c o m b i n a t i o n c o lo r, heavy, 
p u ll o v e r S w e a t e r s , v a l u e s u p to $1 3.50 

t h a t a r e b e i n g c lo s e d o u t a $ 6 . 0 0 e a c h .

A l a r g e a s s o r t m e n t o f c o lo r s f r o m w h ic h 

to c h o o s e .

A l s o t h e lig h t w e i g h t f a n c y S lip o n s a t 

$5 50 and $6.50

at $ 1 8 .5 0 or more

FREE with every suit 
WARREN’S

714 Congress A v e n u e — Sells for Cash— Sells for Less

Heavy Sweaters up to $15.00

c & s

ll WRIGHT’S UNIVERSITY GARAGE

1806 San A ntonio Street

The Better Place to Keep Your Car 

Storage, Washing, Greasing, Repairing and Vulcanizing, 
Tires, Tubes, Gasoline and Oils.

CONVENIENT TO UNIVERSITY
Phone 7711 

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P o l a r B e a r A c t o r * t o D e l i g h t 
Y o u n g s t e r * a t R i n g l i n g Bro*, 
a n d B a r n u m Sc. B a i l e y S h o w

Fish a n d s u g a r m ay he th e f a v o ­
r ite tid b its w ith the m a jo r ity o f the 
R ingling B ro th e r s a n d B a r n u m & 
Bailey t r a in e d polar bears, h u t w hen 
it com es to " B ig B e n ” t h e r e ’s n o t h ­
ing t h a t p leases him m o re t h a n a 
h a n d f u l of b a n a n a s .

Ben a c q u ir e d his p e n c h a n t fo r th e 
tro pical f r u i t while in w in te r q u a r t e r s 
last w in te r a t B r id g e p o rt, C onn. 
It 
w as Banzi th e big Congo A pe who 
s ta r te d it. B a n z i ’s c age was n e a r , t h a t 
occupied b y th e p o la r h e a r a n d so he 
got to to ssin g b a n a n a s B e n ’s Way. 
T a k in g his cue fro m the big f e llo w ’s 
liking f o r th e f r u i t, C h r is tia n Shro-

STATE FAIR OF 
TEXAS

Hear Ye! College Men and Women! SATURDAY NIGHT 

OCTOBER 18™

ALL

CIRCUS

A N D

Coronation o f All-College Queen
The Most Stupendous College Event Ever Produced America
Representatives from over Fifty Colleges and Universities will participate in this unique circus 
by entering novel stunts of all kinds to compete for $3,500.00 cash prizes being offered.

TEXAS U. DUCHESS TO BE ELECTED

O v e r f o r t y D u c h e s s e s w ill b e e l e c t e d f r o m s c h o o ls 
c o u n t r y to r e p r e s e n t t h e i r r e s p e c tiv e c o lle g e s in a m o s t

t h r o u g h o u t th e 

BRILLIANT CORONATION A N D QUEEN’S BALL

O n T h u r s d a y , O c t o b e r 2 n d , T e x a s U . w ill e le c t h e r D u c h e s s . V o t e 
in th is f r e e p o p u l a r i t y e le c tio n . V o t i n g h o u r s 9 to I o ’c lo c k I h u r s - 
d a y .

ALL-COLLEGIATE CIRCUS

Thousands o f b e a u t i f u l g irls! H u n d r e d s o f 
d ev il d iv e rs ! T h e P r i n c e o f W h a l e s ! 
A m illio n la u g h s ! T h e O l y m p i c f ro lic o f th e w o r ld !

f u n n y clowns! D a r e ­
T u m b l i n g , s h o o tin g , r id in g ! 

ALL-COLLEGE DAY
O c t o b e r 1 8 th is d e s i g n a t e d b y t h e S t a t e I a ir A s s o c ia ti o n a s A ll 
C o lle g e D a y ! 
fo r c o lle g e m e n a n d 
w o m e n to g a t h e r f o r a r e u n i o n a n d fro lic. S p e c ia l t r a i n s w i t h lo w - 
c s t r a t e s w ill m a k e t h e t r i p e a s y f o r e v e r y o n e.

 o n e g r e a t d a y o f t h e y e a r 

T h e

F A I R

$3,500 IN PRIZES

A ll groups or organizations w ho 
desire to enter acts in the Circus, 
see Bobby Robertson, Phone 6 9 4 6 
T O D A Y .

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ALL-COLLEGE DAY
OCT. 1 8 ,1 9 2 4

JIMMIE’S JOYS AND 
JACK GARDNER

will furnish continuous m usic for 
that Date
Q ueen s Ball. Make 
N O W .

QUEEN S CORONATION—QUEEN’S BALL-ALL-COLLEGIATE CIRCUS

 PttfcHafeed Mi tfe* raw tnt* cf th# tTnrteraltjr af T tau* br t h Tex** St ©dent* PjbUratWo*, 

b e ., er*ry morn rn* except Monde*.

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J. W . Catbo#n. Treasurer Moulton CoFb, flcentM f 
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EDITORIAL STAFF

MOULTON “ TY" COBB 
STEWART HARKRIDER

DOROTHY AKN FISH ER

... Editor-in-Chief 
Managing Editor

Editorial Assistant

William L. McGill... 
Robert L- Murphree
A. B. Smith.... 
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T. Wilson Erwin —
B art D y k e 
Boone Crisp. 

 
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B. Hancock — .. 
M argaret Cousins 
Lester J. Sack 
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Rachel Dunaway 
Elisabeth Rice _ 
Shirley Lomax ...

BUSINESS STAFF

.Supervising Business Manager
........................Assistant Manager
............... Advertising M anager
Assistant Advertising Manager
Circulation M anager
 
Office Manager
 
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TODAY’S STA FF

... ...... Issue Editor
Ass aslant Issue Editor 
Assistant Issue Editor 
Assistant Issue Editor 
Assistant Issue Editor 
Society Editor 
... Theater Editor

E lisa Beth Se h a lts* 
Be** Minter 
Ju a n ita Po un tai# 
Carl Alexander 
EHxnbeth Baldwin 
Ruth At (fred 
J. H B arrett 
Walton Pet eel 
‘.arle V Wit*on 
Mary Stainer 
I*ahe! Blae I naan 
KSiaahe'h HaJdwi* 
Barry Bi*hop 
fielding Early 
LUHan H arrell

SO CIETY R EPO R TER S 

REPO R TER S 

Anni* I,** Durham
Mar* Baldwin 
K enneth Clough
ll h rrf lye* Bt*hop 
John D a v it 
M#li**a C a*ti*
BtXMir ( Cathan
Vhrlnn Field* 
ta m lin tie r
Low!,* Fox 
Max Ja ro lts
( < n r GUJatt* 
K i» * K in *
ll l» ne h e H a m 
I .titian Kinder
Dari* H m f gen 
E d w a rd Bt .e r e
E ft* M a rtin 
F eed S h e rw o o d
Dor th Ola WI ie OX 
I* rartei* Miller
H a t* ) 11 ad wk 
Sam uel Newton
pflfMMHi 
M ig&an Urn <1
A lire M«te«k 
J. I tick M'-M m f 
Ta©**** ■ » « * •
Sf*h#i br<#ekh*u*e» Dntothf Ifarri*

Cohert See 
Itudlejr W,n«
[Hem** Smith 
A rth u r M erchant 
la rk Me D erm ott 
Sarah T haxton 
H e n rie tta M ayer 
George M. L iv in g sto n 
Verde Ja rre ll 
Wm. K ennedy S m ith 
E dw ard Steer* 
ft nth Sw indell*
Maurin* Walker 
Dorothy Yat**
Mary Collin*

NEW COLLEGE OE PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES

A College of Physical Activities has been added to the Uni­
versity, and many students have enrolled in the new department, 
according to L. Theo. Bellmont, dean of the college.

The University strives to keep abreast of the times, and the 
new college is in keeping with the policy of the school. Every 
first-class high school in Texas lakes prijtie in its athletic teams 
and good coaches, men who are thorough in tneir knowledge of 
sports and are qualified to lead boys, are in demand. 
In fact, a 
University graduate can make more money as an athletic coach 
in one of our larger high schools than he can at first in business 
or in a profession.

A high school coach has a great Influence over the students 
in his school—perhaps a greater influence than does a college 
coach. High schools need men of character and integrity, who 
place clean sportsmanship above victory, to lead their teams. 
High schools also need men who know every phase of the differ­
ent sports.

The now college teaches football, basket ball, track baseball, 
and other sports. Students are taught every department of the 
games and also receive actual practice in the sports. 
In addition, 
the requirements for a degree from the new college are very simi­
lar to the requirements for a Bachelor of A rts degree.

Joe Ward, Aile Curtis, Rube Leissner, Howard Gilstrap, and 
Bobby Robertson are a few' of the former University students 
who b o w are coaching in Texas high schools and prep schools, 
and are having splendid success. These students took courses 
that are now given in the new' college.

The new College of Physical Activities will enable its grad­
uates to earn lucrative salaries, and more important than this, it 
will afford our high schools an opportunity to secure coaches of 
to high! 
the highest type. The results will he very beneficial 
school athletics and also to college athletics, as our universities 
must secure their athletes from the smaller institutions.

TURTLES AND TURTLETTES SWIM FROM 

SEPTEM BER TO MAY

The Turtle Club, made up of University girls who are inter­
ested in acquatic activities, had its first meeting last night in the 
pool of the University Y. M. C. A. Girls who meet the member­
ship requirements become Turtles, and the others will be known as 
Turtlettes. Next May the girls with the highest score will be 
awarded a gold, silver, and bronze turtle, respectively.

Girls sure!;* have it on the boys, We boys never have been 
very crazy about the water and especially in the winter time. But 
our feminine friends, who arc mon* delicate anil less vigorous, 
have the pluck to swim in an icy pool of water every month dur­
ing the winter. A turtle, protected by a thick, brown plate over 
his back, or even a hard-shell ground turtle, never had more 
courage than the members of the Turtle Club at the University.
It is as strenuous 
as football as fascinating as baseball, as fast as basket batt, and 
ES interesting as tennis. All members of the fair sex who have 
aspirations to become second Annette Kellermans or anv of the 
other Daughters of Neptune should indulge in this superb form 
of physical exercise.

Swimming is one of the best exercises. 

BILLY STIFF

THE MYSTERIES OF SKULL PRACTICE

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

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plant Installed.

“The students 
even more crowded 
here,” said Mr. White. 
there are no shacks 

in Galveston are 
they are 
“ Although 
the buildings

than 

are full, and the new building will 
alleviate the congestion to no slight 
degree.”

Mr. White spent 

four days 

in 

Galveston.

ENDURA

95 Initiated by

Cap and Gown

in 

into f'«p and Gown 
initiation service 

Niristy-five senior girls were ini­
the 
tiated 
largest 
th a t the 
organization has ever held. The in­
itiation was held in the Girls’ Study 
Hall. 
Including the members who 
were initiated last spring the roll of 
Cap and Gown has now the names 
senior 
c f yne hundred 
women.

and fifty 

According to Ruth McMillan, the 
president, the society has a number 
of plans to be considered in the near 
future whereby it may render the 
University^ acme real service. Some; 
of these ideas will be discussed at 
the Saturday 
a t Oak 
, 
Lodge. 

m im ing 
t v

( o l k 'j e M e n V V i n t c d

I c Sci! F en le i S i n n J

M ike $10 t o ISS a week I ,4 KS.. JIM 
extra. Colies* men veery- P T B N D a 
where are pay in* their way \ ]fsm \ I 
by Belling Poirier Shirts 
direct to wearer. Fine qual- 
by made to measure shirts, reasonably 
priced. Featuring collar attached white 
shirts in Oxford and Broadcloth Abso­
lutely guaranteed products that bring 
repeat orders ana build a permanent 
clients!#. Commission in advance. Sales 
JuU furtushed to often who mean business.
■Write at once
F O W L E R S H I R T C O . 
9 B a s t 4 5 1> S t. New York.

I f e a c h re so u n d in g w h a c k b r in g s 
From t h e c r o w d a l i t t l e la u g h ter , 
T h e b ig c lo w n is w e ll-sa tisfie d ,
For t h a t is w h a t he's a f t e r .

t h e 

A f t e r s e e i n g s o m e o f 

g ir ls 
w e a r i n g t h e s e n e w h ig h - w a la te d t i g h t -
belted dresae* we believe the name 
“dumbbell” 
is appropriate, “fig u ra­
tively" speaking.

This is about the time of the month 
students g e t their bills and go on
Bingo says he wishes all
a te a r 
his creditors would get together and 
put bis bills on one sheet of paper 
because he has 
ju st one waste 
basket.

Saw an old dog yesterday and she 
had enough little puppies to form a 
literary society.

We call him the Woman's Jim be 

cause he’s such a ladies' man.

No, Lucret sa, a movie fan is not 

a star gazer.

C ^ p a tr io t s .

Mark Anthony and Caesar were 

A fratern ity grip, Alonzo, is tho 
e itra one each of the hrathers car­
ry when he takes a trip to the bor­
der.

Once upon a 
Time when a 
Man reached fo r bis 
Hip, everybody ducked.
But now —
They ail crowd ’round him.

C H A P E L S E R V IC E S

in 

Increased interest 

tile daily 
the 
chapel services is m anifest by 
student body, according to Dr. D. A. 
Penick. The services, which 
are 
held every morning in Main Building 
9:00, feature 
157 from 8:35 until 
talks by different faculty members. 
The topics are of a devotional n a ­
ture. 1

ABE FRANK
Announces

The consolidation of his 
Driskill Cigar Store with 
his store at 722 Congress 
Avenue.

ABE FRANK 

CIGAR C O

CAMPUS SHOP
E xpert Cleaning and
Pressing for
MEN and WOMEN 
PHONE 4998

MARINELLO BEAUTY 
SHOP 
6 0 S B ra ana
Driskill Hotel 
P er m a n en t W a v in g , 5 0 c C url
H air Cutting, Artesian W ater

The Newest Ideas 

In Jewelry

io u will enjoy seeing 

the new styles in gold 
anti novelty jew elry 
which we have on dis­
play.

There are m any new 
ideas in designs and 
color effects in both 
inexpensive and more 
costly articles. B race­
let and Necklace dis­
plays are p articu lar­
ly interesting, for the 
these 
popularity of 
ornam ents is g rea ter 
than ever.

We invite you to be­
come fam iliar with 
our store. Don’t think 
to buy. 
you have 
Come in a* often as 
you like juet to look 
at the beautiful m er­
chandise displays.

The 
modernized 
servants 
of thought

Made in the U. S. A by 
THE WAHL COMPANY, Chicago
Canadian Factory
THE WAHL COMPANY. Ltd.. Toronto 
* tm u fm O u rm o f the W a d Erertkarp and 
the W ah l All-M etal Fountain Pen

Eversharp and W ahl Pen are modern, per­
fected instruments for recording thought.

Six new features — we mention specially 
the non-clogging rifled tip, quick reload­
ing and interchangeability of parts — make 
Eversharp more convenient and dependable 
than ever before.

W ahl Pen through the improved all- 
metal construction has 
increased ink ca­
pacity, strength to resist wear and abuse, 
taste demands in 
and the beauty good 
personal articles.

Eversharp is priced $1 to $45— W ahl 

Pen $5 to $55.

Made in duplicate designs for matched sets

 IN SOCIETY

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

“THE FEM ALE”

L U H N WILL BL 
IFXIIS PRFSS 
OFF 
EARLY NEXT WEEK

Change in Policy Indicated by 
M ewhinney; Radoff Con­
tributes From France

the 

The first issue* of 

1924-25 
: Longhorn Magazine will be off the 
press in the early part of next week, 
and will probably be distributed from 
the business office, Main Building 
155, on Monday and Tuesday.

According to Hubert Mewhinney, 
some departure will be made from 
the tradition of past years. Carry­
ing fewer poems than usual, the mag­
azine is made up of snort stories, es­
says, and miscellaneous prose.

“The editorial staff have endeav­
o r e d , ” Mewhinney 
s$tys, “to elimi­
nate some af the more naive expres­
sions of sentiment current 
in pre­
vious issues. Wre are trying to make 
the Longhorn less infantile than iii 
the past.”

Changes in Make-up 

Along with the changes in the con­
tent of the magazine, there has been 
u corresponding change in the cover. 
The placid-eyed Longhorn has been 
replaced by a pair of raspberries, the 
work of Howard Williamson. The 
editors state that an effort has been 
made to revive interest in The Long­
horn, and that, with this intent, they

The pledges of the Zeta Tau Alpha 
and 
sorority met Wednesday night 
elected 
the following officers: Ruth 
Bourn, president; Virginia Browden, 
secretary; Vernon Brown, treasurer; 
Eloy Jane Norwood, reporter. Pledge 
meetings will be held on Wednesday 
nights.

Ed Robbins of Hearne has matric­
ulated in the ( allege of Engineering. 
He taught science and was coach of 
the football team at Hearne last year.

Olive Price, who received her de­
gree in 1923, is again on the cam- 
pus taking courses in Library Science. 
She is a niece of Judge Ira Hilde­
brand, Dean of the School of Law'.

Tom Houston of Corsicana 
is 
among the former A. and M. College 
students to enter the University for 
the 1924-25 session.

Mary Bowman, former editor of 
the Longhorn, has returned 
to her 
home at Greenville after visiting at 
the Chi Omega house during 
rush 
week.

Juanita Fountain 

is 
staying at the Scott'sh Rite Dormi­
tory. She will write society for The 
Texan this year.

of Orange 

chapter of Sigma Nu 
Upsilon 
ceremony Wednesday 
held pledge 
evening for the 
following: Byron
Vestal, VV ray Ryan, Bob Harris and 
Walton Peteet.

THE STEPHEN F. 
AUSTIN

Announces
T he Opening of

THE SPANISH DINING ROOM

F or the W inter Season

Service Cuisine Unexcelled

Table I)’Hot© Dinners $ 1 5 0

and A La C arte Service 
7 to 9:30 P. M.

A BAKER HOTEL
T. B. Baker, P resident

TODAY 

ALL THE WEEK

iThe Greatest Screen Attradbnof tteA^e

Eckhardt-Bounds 
Engagem ent Announced

The 

following announcement of 
interest to mapy University students 
has been receded In Austin; Mrs. R. 
V. Bounds requests the honor of your 
presence 
of her 
at the marriage 
daughter, Martha, to William Fred­
erick Lckhardt on Wednesday, the 
fifteenth of October at eight o’clock 
at the Methodist Protestant Church 
at Wortham, Texas.

Both M:ss Bounds and Mr. Eck- 
hardt have been former student in 
the University. Eekhardt was a stu­
dent in the College of Engineering 
and Miss Bounds was a student in the 
College of Arts and Sciences.

• a v a

Sunday Club Holds 
First Open House

Stunts, games, and dancing were 
the 
enjoyed at Gregg House when 
Sunday Club 
open 
held 
house, Tuesday Sept. 30. A regular 
Friday night social is planned. Epis­
copal students and friends are invit­
ed to attend these meetings.

its first 

Phi Beta Pi Medical fraternity a n ­
nounces the pledging of the following 
men:

Milo T. Harris, San Antonio 
Charles S. Livingston, San Antonio! 
Dial D. Shropshire, Plainview 
Victor E. Schulze, Shiner 
Allen K. Dunkerly, Houston 
Marvin C. Overton, Jr., Lubbock 
John D. Dean, Orange 
William H. Teague, Waco 
John M. Crawford, Bryan 
Carl E. Bosshardt, San Antonio 
Preston C. Churchill, Fort Worth 
Riven R. Galbraith, Honey Grove 
Gamma Phi Beta had pledge ser­
vice at tha:r chapter house on Mon­
day night.

After a week’s entertainment the 
Sigma Nu fraternity announces the 
pledging of J. N. Underwood of Gal­
veston, J. F. Gilbert of Austin, Roy 
Reed of McGregor, and Paul Wolfe 
of Ranger, ail formerly of the Uni­
versity of Texas; and W. F. Robert­
son of Gonzales from S. M. U.; and 
M. M. Ewing of Hedley from Sim­
mons College. 
Initiation will be held 
the first wreek in December.

Gamma Phi Beta held pledge ser­
vice Monday night for Helen Hamil­
ton of Austin, Maudie Marie Burns 
of Austin, Edna Mae Caldwell of Gal­
veston, Dorothy 
of 
Austin, Nettie Turner of Fort Worth. 
Martha Chamness of Austin, 
and 
Elizabeth Cranberry of Amarillo.

Carrington 

Phi will hold initiation
Pi Beta 
Thursday 
night for the following
girls: Elizabeth Bartlett, Mary Hope 
Marian Bone, and Lois
Robinson, 
Camp.

John N. Jackson, a transfer from 
Howard Payne College has entered 
the Law' School. Jackson was yell
leader a t Howard Payne 
last year 
and was also prominent tin debating 
and literary activities.

a transfer 

Ed B. Gilliam 

from 
Daniel Baker College at Brownwood, 
has also entered 
the Law School. 
Gilliam was a letter man at D. B. C.

Mrs, Mensing of Galveston is visit­
ing her daughter, Gertrude Mensing 
who is ill at the Kappa Kappa Gamma 
house.

Miss Zenobia Webb has returned 
to her home in Bryan a fter spending 
rush week 
the Pi Beta Phi 
house.

at 

Zeta Tau Alpha will entertain with 
a garden party at the Country Club 
Suday in honor of their pledges.

F U R S

Remodeled, Cleaned, Relined 
and Repaired 
JOE KASPER 
620 Colorado St., Elks Bldg. 
Austin, Texas 

Everything 

in Furrier’s 

Sundries

With

UDNCHANEY

ii Carl Laexnnfe

A dm ission

M atinee or N ight

Low er Floor ... 50c 
B alcony .... 
 35c

The W orld Series
Starts Saturday, October 4

GAME STARTS 

Show ing Play by Play on a G reat Electric Board
I
50c
T ickets Now Sellin g for Big-Tim e V au d eville N ext 
M onday and T uesday

ADM ISSION ... 

I P. M. 

DR. R. L. STRUHALL

Announce 
that he has equipped a 
Dental Office in Room 319, Scar brough 
Building, Austin. Texas, which he bas 
opene<i for general practice at dentistry.
M r 
-
PHONE 2661.
Hrs.: 8-12— 1-5

WE SELL

Dressed Poultry, Live Poultry and Eggs 
Deliveries Made Anywhere. Satisfaction Guaranteed
H. C. M cV A Y , P h one 3 7 8 7

DR. ALBERT L. D E V E N Y
Osteopathic Physician and
Surgeon
Office Hours: 9-12 and 2-5 
Phones: Office, 6872; Res. 4922 
701 Scarbrough Bldg.

GOOD WORK OUR HOBBY
C A L L 3 7 0 2
HOME STEAM LAUNDRY
211 E a st 5th Street

Sixteen Men Candidates 
for Longhorn Tennis

yesterday 

Sixteen men reported to Coach Pe- 
tennis 
nick for the Longhorn 1925 
team 
afternoon. Coach 
Penick spent most of the time stress­
ing the importance of constant prac­
tice for success in the net game.
In Thalheimer. Funkhouser 

and 
Brewster, Coach Penick has a trio of 
I lettermen as a nucleus around which 
to build another winning team. Sev*| 
eral of 
serves and freshmen have returned! 
and will stage a merry battle with I 
the regulars for places on the first 
squad.

last season's promising re­

second 

accordingly. 

Coach Penick selected a temporary 
Longhorn squad of ten men and rated 
Captain Red 
them 
(Thalheimer was ranked first, with 
\Funkhouser 
and Brewster, 
Hightower, Love, Mather,! 
third. 
John 
Sledge, Key, Wilkinson, and 
"VV codhead followed in order. Clinton, 
Peak, Hollingsworth, Todd, Williams, 
and DeMent will battle for places urn! 
the ratin g is subject to change at 
any time.

Another meeting will be staged F ri­
day at the Y. M. C. A. at 2 p. m. at 
which Shorthorns and Freshmen 
as 
well as Varsity are urged to be p r e s ­
ent.

F I V E

SCARBROUGH'S MAN'S SHOP

FALL SUITS

In London Lavender

$3750 

$45°-°

The newest shades in .suits for fall 
arrived this m orning in a model that 
m eets every requirem ent of perfect 
style. Loose fitting coats with two 
or three buttons. Wide bottom trous- 
ers.
Fxtra long belt loops. W ide in
variety and range of prices that all 
may be served and pleased.

Men’s Shirts

$2no

Sty I tex shirts in sm art shades of blue 
and grey with collars attache*}'. Cut 
full and roomy in a way 
t h a t men 
have found to be economical, as well 
as com fortable.

B e tty Compton, who stars in the 
Paramount Production “The F e­
m ale” which will be the attraction 
at the Queen 
I heater Thursday, 
Friday and Saturday is supported 
by an exceptional cast headed by 
Warner Baxter and Noah Beery. 
I he picture 
takes Miss Compson 
from jungle girl to society beauty 
the star many oppor­
and gives 
tunities to show her talent.

have spent considerable time on the 
f i r j | issue.

The staff of the year is as fol­
lows: Huber! Mewhinney and Billy 
Gaines, editor and managing editor; 
Bil y Avrett, Beatrice Burnaby, Vi­
ola Corley, Marion Duff, Teddy

| Thompson, Stanley Slavens, and Mau- 
I r ne W alker. Also, contributions 
I have been received from Leon Ra- 
1 doff, who is studying Europe, from 
Stanley Babb, literary critic for the 
Galveston News, and from Genevieve 
Aren and Mary Jourdan.

Regimental Neck Ties
Are In Highest Favor
A handsome necktie in light toned regim ental stripes. 
PUr° Silk’ Ion£*tfndurin£ and mighty reason-
aide * 

BETTY
COMPSON

IN

“THE
FEMALE”

Scarbrough’s

$1.50

Our
Gang
Comedy

QUEEN

STARTING
TODAY

BRING YOUR

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MEIGHAN—a he-man’s
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— Y ou’ve had the w and er­
lust-— how m any tim es?

— W a n d e r 
Tom 
M eighan to A laska, A m eri­
c a ’s last frontier.

with 

— Follow him 
through a 
story w h ich might be your 
own-—if you were figh tin g 
for love and honor.

STARTS TODAY

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JA M E S OLIVER
CURWOOD

Majestic Concert

O r c h e s tr a 
H. J, Kronaberg, Conductor

L .

TO

FROMMEL

Our experts are thoroughly familiar with and compe­

tent to give the best of attention to the better 

class of cars.

FROMMES
LINCOLN DEPARTM ENT

j 03 San Jacinto St. 

Phone 4354

Cars Called for and Delivered

CACTUS TEA ROOM AND CAFE

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Tim Room H ours From l l A. M. Until ?:8Q P. M,

SEND YOUR WASHING 
TOTHELAUNDRY

Special Prices for Students

Luncheon Served D aily

* 

ii-; - 

ie 

12:00*Until 2:0 0

'* - * 

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A^ti/i^aundJw

Supper Each E vening

5 :30 Until 7:30

T hrough th e A rcade to “Old H om e” A tm osphere

MRS. MARION M. REED
Pupil of Isador Philip > and Helen Chaumont 
Conservatoire Amerieain Fontainebleau France 
Summer 1924
Will Resume H er Piano T each in g 
OCTOBER I OTI!
Studios T ex a s Institute of A p p lied Music 
2201 Speedw ay 
P h ones: Studio 8 006; R esid en ce 2663

STUDENT SPECIAL RATE
Note the advantage w e give University Students:
Shirts 8c, oCilars 2c, Pajama Suit 12c, Suit Underwear 
I Oc, Handkerchiefs 2c, Sox 3c, Towels I c, Pillow Case 
2c, Sheets 5c.

A lso Special Rate to Co-Eds.
PRO M PT A N D EFFICIENT SERVICE
In our Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Department we give
One-Day Service 
Just Telephone 6444

. 
DRISKILL 
HOTEL LAUNDRY

 COLLEGES ENTER 
STUNTS FOR CIRCUS

Methodist Students 

Enjoy Reception at 
University Y.M .C.A

A bout two hundred M ethodist xtn 
dents and their friend* attended th* 
th a t church a!
reception given by 

(

S3,500 in Prizes to

Be Given at Dallas 
All*Collegiate Circus

F e riy -Otwell Colleges and universi­
ties in various parts o f the world have 
entered stunts and a r t s fo r the AH* 
Collegiate Circus to be held sn the 
big stadium at the 
F a ir o f 
T e x a s cai the evening o f October 18. 
Recording to J . B. Moon, associate 
m an ager arni one time m an ager o f 
the Varsity Circus here.

S ta te 

Among these colleges p articip at­

ing to date a ret

Vanderbilt. Princeton, H arvard, 
Sewanee. Univ. of Oklahoma, Austin 
Ce&hge, Kidd Key, Univ. of Wiscon* 
SiB, Univ. o f Pennsylvania, Univ. o f 
Missouri, Univ. o f Michigan, S. M. 
V., Univ. 
o f Colorad >, Univ. of 
T ex a s, T. C. U., Sim mons College, 
University o f London, University 
of Toronto, Univ. of K an sas, Notre 
Dame, Univ. 
o f Illinois, Univ. of 
Arizona, Columbia, and others.

Rural Education

Bulletin Is Out

Jack Gardner’s Orchestra Will 
A ssist Jim m y at Q ueen’s 
Ball, Oct. 18

chairman 

Ja c k G a rd n e r’s Orchestra 

a n d' 
J im m ie 's J o y s will furnish 
cont I nu- j 
OU* mu dr fo r the Queen’s Ball at the 
accordin g toj 
S ta te F a ir o f T e x a s, 
Bob Murphree, 
o f the; 
Duchess Race of the University of j 
T ex a s, The ball wilt be held 
in the 
immediately 
Building 
Automobile 
a f t e r the coronation in the stadium. 
The dance will begin promptly at ten j 
o’clock and will conclude at one. The 
special student trains to Austin will 
F a ir grounds so! 
be backed to the 
that the students attending the dance 
can go immediately to their re sp e c­
tive ca rs without having to rush back 
to Dallas and the downtown station. 
The special t r a :ns will 
leave Fa ir 
Park at about 1 :1 5 a. rn. Sunday 
I morning.

Miss Amanda Sto ltz fo *. a lecturer 
on rural education, has ju st returned 
fro m Edna and Cuero where she a t ­
tended two of the la r g e s t institutes 
in southwest Texas.

She h a* recently put out a bulle­
tin, 
‘ How to Organize and Conduct 
a School and Community F a ir ." Thin 
bulletin J* in demand by teachers and

the 
comm unity workers 
state. M iss Stoltxfus has been per­
sonally directing some of the fairs.

all over 

Miss Stoltx fu s 

is now preparing 
p rogram s for district comm ittees for 
their coming y e a r’s work. Miss Stoltz- 
f us has a long series o f engagem ents 
for conducting recreations in d if f e r ­
ent rural centers.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

la T h * D ally T a a a n Deus Y our B uying and Soiling F o r You
O ffice ; Main Building ISS . Phone 3149

L O ST AN D FO U N D

F O R R E N T — A 
block west 

g a r a g e 

cam pus. 

one-half 
2107 San 

Antonio S treet, Telephone 4800,

Freshmen

Another ihipmf nt of C ap* arrived today 

- Get yours while they last.

CHANGE IN CI RCUS
D A T E

An Unlimited V ariety of Shades and Colors 
There Is a “ Distinctive heeling” About 
Lightweight I opcoats

In “ Knitex,” “ Kenwood” and “ Commodore”
Models
That Can Be Expressed in Three Words 
Free and Easy
Priced $30.00 to $75.00

O UR T A ILO R IN G D E P A R T M E N T
Unexcelled in Quality and Service 
Sp eci a li ze s on Alterations, etc.
Dial 4998

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HOW* E Aivr H U

TRAVELING ON

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I N C L U D I N G
12 BABY ACTORS

The Gorilla, John Daniel 2d

Doors Open at I and 7 P. M. P erfo rm an ces at 2 and 8 
P.M P R IC E S— (A dm itting to the Circus, M en age rie and 
G eneral Adm ission S e a t s ) : A d u lts 75 cen ts; Children, 
U nder 12 years, SO cents. T a x included. G ra n d Stan d 
and R eserved S e ats at A dditional Cost accordin g to lo ca­
tion.

Dow ntown T icks* Sale at 

Renfro Drug Co., 600 Congress Ave 

T IC K E T S ON S A L E

SHOW DAY, 
TOMORROW

yr Published in \ 
the interest of Elec•
IThai Development Bp 
on Institution that will 
pe helped by what• 
over helps tho 

\ Industry*

9 ^

As a football player
he’s a good poet

Number 41 ef rn eerie*