\t B a i l l i t o a i x

First C ollege D aily in the South

VOL. XXIV.

A U STIN , TE X A S, FR ID A Y , N OVEM BER 2, 1923

SIX PA G E S TO D A Y 

No. 38

PLAN TO IMPROVE SOCIAL BEHAVIOR ON TRIPS
8 TO CLASH
MUY 
PRfCEOING/OtfW TARLETON WILL
H E D IE S
GAME TD
RICE
BE
HELD III MEN’S GYM

MEET FROSH SQUAD ON 
CLARK FIELD TODAY

TO BETTER ATTITUDE 
AT POST GAME DANCES

FACULTY WOULD TRY 

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TIE T

H a v e o u r p e a c e f u l 
t r a n s f o r m e d 

______________________ 

Turn to T oughs

Cam pus Jellies

 

 

 

 

 

T A B O R APPROVES

A sk s Support of Organi­
zations in Moulding 
C leaner Spirit

Local E leven W ill Be 
H am pered by Eligi­
bility Rules

f o r t y a c r e s 
i n t o C a n a d ia n 
b e e n 
w ild s o v e r n i g h t ? H a v e o u r s o m ­
n o l e n t c o o k i e p u s h e r s 
s u d d e n l y 
b e c o m e h a r d y s o n s o f t h e m o u n ­
lo d g e , 
ta in tr a il a n d th e h u n t i n g 
t h e c a m p by th e c a n y o n a n d all 
its n e c e a s a r y a d j u n c t s ? T h is m u s t 
Its th e c a s e , f o r t h e s e n e w t w e e d y 
E n g li s h s u i t s h a v e .given p l a c e to 
sh ir ts , k h a k i p a n t s , 
t h e 
b o o t s a n d g o l f so c k s w h ic h o u t f i t 
t h e 

t y p i c a l w e s t e r n e r .

f l a n n e l 

f
ID CHARITY C IL L

Mathews, in Charge of Cam­
pus Drive, Reports Satis­
factory Results

F a c u lty response to tho call for do ­
n a tio n s to the U nited C h a ritie s was 
v e ry sa tis fa c to ry , a c c c ording 
to E. 
J. M atthew s. C o n triu b tio n s ra n g in g 
from f if ty c e n ts to fifty d ollars were 
m ade. T he to ta l a m o u n t given by 
the f a c u lty was $1017.50.

T he r e g u la r drive of th e U nited 
C ha ritie s s t a r te d week b e fo re 
last. 
It was not finished t h a t week, and
last week 
it was susp en ded down- 
tow n because of th e special drive p u t 
on by 
c o nse­
the A ustin Y M C A ; 
is still c o n tin u in g very 
q u e n tly 
successfully. The to ta l a m o u n t th a t 
has been raised up to the p r e s e n t is 
$6000.00, b u t since the City C o u n ­
cil has prom ised to “ m a tc h d o lla rs ” 
up to $10,000.00, the to ta l a m o u n t 
th a t will be received fr o m th e p re s­
e n t su b scrip tio n s is $12,000.00.

it 

O fficials o f th e U n ite d C h a ritie s 
a p p re c ia tio n 
th e ir 
have ex p re ssed 
f o r th e resp o n se m ade by th e facu lty, 
and 
th e a m o u n t 
r e p o r t 
raised w as v e ry sa tis fa c to ry .

th e y 

t h a t 

L O W P E R C E N T A G E F A I L

A ccording 

to Dr, M- R. G utsch, 
failing 
th e p e r c e n ta g e o f s tu d e n ts 
in H isto ry 74 is u n u su a lly low this 
y e a r. O nly th ir te e n p e r c e n t m ade 
below D on this e x a m in a tio n , while 
in p re v io u s y e a rs as high as th ir ty 
p e r c e n t hav e failed. A b o u t th r e e

j semi w eekly lectu res.

 

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S. L. Stanley, Contortionist, 
to Free Himself From Six 
Strongest Texans

LARGE CROWD EXPECTED

GRB

Boxing Bouts and Fencing Football Squad Works Out

Matches Presented in Ad­
dition to Speakers

Indoors for First Time 
This Season

Novel a th le tic 

n u m b e rs 

an d 

a 
th e p r o g r a m

sn a p p y speech a r c on 
f o r the al! U n iv e rsity rally 
M d a t th e M e n ’s G ym a t I p. rn. g 
F r id a y evening. 

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th o u g h 

S h o rty M a y e r s tre s se s th e neces- 
Coach Dave P e n a ’s Jo h n T a rle to n 
pity of a la rg e a t te n d a n c e th is ev- 
squad a rriv e d last nigh t in th e pink 
ening, “ beca u se even 
the 
of condition f o r th e ir clash with the 
Rice g am e is ‘d >ped’ to be easy m eat : 
T e x a s y e a rlin g s today. The J u n i o r 
f o r th e L o nghorns, 
Y e a rlin g s h ave a lre a d y ta c k led some
A. & M. g a m e s a r e still b e f o r e us, ^w o rk ind oors on a c c o u n t of the m ud- 0jp ^he ie a d jtlg s ta te colleges and in
The 
a n d V a rs ity s u p p o r te r s will need to dy co ndition of C la rk Field. 
g a t h e r all 
tr a c k suits 
ism to su p p o r t h e r t e a m in these two and b a sk e tb a ll shoes, w e n t th ro u g h 
Conflicts which a r c to be th e h a rd - a s tiff tw o h o u r p r a c tic e in th e M e n ’s
e s t of the y e a r . ’
G ym , w ith signal drill c o nsum ing the

e v e ry clash have p e r f o r m e d b r illia n t
ly. 
the 
F r e s h m e n a b a ttle th is a f te r n o o n on 
C lark Field.

F o r the first tim e this season th e
to

th e ir s p irit a nd p a tr io t- e n tir e squ ad, a t tir e d 

th e R aylor a n d T e x a s football 

T h e y a r e c e r ta in 

te a m was forced 

to give 

in 

Besides 

th e 

r e g u la r r a lly speech m a jo r po rtion of the tim e.

C a p t a i n T y n e « O u t

F r e s h m a n
S l o v e r ( C . )
S e w e l l
G r e e r
W a i t e
M c L e m o r e
M o o r e
Tipp*
Y o u n g
B rook*
L y le*
S t a u l l t e r

J. T a r le t o n
M a llo y
M en /.e
W illia m *
S t o n e r
B a c o n
B e ll
J e n n i n g s
P e r r y
K a y
H u n t
C a r l e t o n

I. e .
I. t.

I. R.
c.

r. g.
r. t.
r. e.
q. b.
r. h.
I. h.
f. b.

R e f e r e e : H o l t o n ( N o t r e D a m e ) .

U m p ir e : F a lk 

( T e x a s ) .

H e a d L i n e s m a n : M ille r ( T e x a s ) .

of 

this 

I t will he a d i f f e r e n t 

fre s h m a n 
te a m t h a t e n te r s 
a f t e r n o o n ’s 
c o m b a t, how ever, to th e eleven t h a t 
succumbed to the A rm y by a small 
m a rg in t h re e w eeks ago. T h e n the 
slimes w ere a squ ad 
u n tr a in e d 
men whose chief t r a i n i n g h a d been 
to give V a r s ity p ra c tic e . T h e y had 
no o f fe n s e o f th e ir own, n a t e a m ­
w ork, and it w as only the fig h t t h a t 
Coach L ittlefield in spires in all his 
c a r r y in g 
elevens th a t 
th em 
failed a n d since 
th en Coach L ittle fie d has w orked on 
the d e v e lo p m e n t o f a finished elev ­
en. H ow well he has succeeded will
be d e te r m in e d by 
im p ro v e m e n t 
show n by th e yea rlin g s in th e ir sc rap 
this a f te r n o o n .

c a m e 
I t 

th ro u g h . 

n e a r 

th e 

S e v e r a l F r e i h m e n 

I n e l i g i b l e

Fifteen Thousand Fans Ex­
pected to W itness Conflict 
at Cotton Palace

BOHI TEUNIS PREPARING

Bad Weather Fails to Keep 
Either Eleven From Work­
ing Out

F if te e n th o u s a n d fans, 

including 

f o u g h t o u t upon 

the e n tir e s t u d e n t bodies of both 
schools, a r e e x p e c te d to see a n o th e r 
c h a p te r of th e Baylor-Texan A. & M. 
football feud 
the 
C otto n P a la ce g rid iro n a t Waco on 
this week end. 
.Saturday a f te r n o o n 
T he c o n te s t will d ra w the focus of 
th e foo tb all eye* o f th e S o uthw e st 
as the ou tc o m e of the game will have 
final 
th e S o u th w e ste rn C o n­

m a rk e d e f f e c t upon 

the 

s ta n d in g in 
ference football race-

B * y lo r U n d e f e a t e d 

in 

B a y lo r h as on,e v ic to ry in the c o n ­
fe r e n c e to its c re d it, having b e a te n 
the s tr o n g A r k a n s a s R azorbacks 14 
to 0, while th e A ggie have one d e­
f e a t 
the c o n f e r e n c e m arked up 
a g a in s t them by th e S. M. II. Mus­
ta ng s. U n til th e A ggies lost to th e 
th e y w ere u n b e a te n and 
M u sta n g s 
u nscored upon. 
d efen se 
B a y lo r ’s 
this season has been a tr ifle w e a k e r 
than t h a t o f Bridges* eVveti of the 
last c a m p a ig n h u t it has come o ut 
f a ir ly well so f a r .

conditions, 
U n f a v o ra b le w e a th e r 
b oth a t College S ta tio n 
a n d W aco, 
have failed to keep th e tw o elevens 
fro m w o rk in g o u t fro m early a f t e r ­
noon u n til d a r k n e s s falls e v e ry day 
this week. B ridges a t B ay lo r has 
even gone so f a r as to hold a long
w ith hts B e a rs a f t e r

su p p e r each n ig h t in o r d e r t h a t th e y 
will he as n e a r m e ntally p e rfe c t as

BERGERS ELECTED 
BY J U N I O R BA'S

L A N E T Y N E S

in ju ry 

O nly one se rio u s 

is listed 
in the L o n gh orn cam p on th e eve of 
the fir s t c o n f e re n c e g a m e 
th e 
season w ith th e Rice Owls. C a p ta in 
B uddy T y n e s it still u n ab le to don 
a u n if o r m a n d will d e fin ite ly be o u t 
of the gam e S a tu r d a y .

of 

th e b est a th le tic p r o g r a m s 

one of 
which has been p re s e n te d in th e gym : 
th is y e a r is scheduled 
F r id a y 
n ig h ts ’ p ro g ra m . Tw o b o x in g b o u ts 
a nd tw o fe n c in g m atc h e s will he fol- i 
lowed by an a c t which will o r ig in a te 
o ne m ore u n it 
th e A ggie-Long- 
id 
h o rn co m pe titiv e schedule.

fo r 

8 . L. S ta n le y , c o n to r tio n is t, d u r ­
in g a r e c e n t visit a t ( ollege S ta tio n , 
g ot loose fro m six of th e s tr o n g e s t i 
m en a t A. & M. in tw e n ty - o n e m in ­
utes. Mr. S ta n le y will a p p e a r a t ; 
th e rally an d a t t e m p t to f re e him ­
s e lf from th e six s t r o n g e s t T e x a s 
m en . T h e q uestion will be, “ who , 
is the s tr o n g e r — T e x a s o r A. & M .? ’’

Class Agrees to Support Com ­
mercial Club to Be Formed 
Friday

j 

O ffic e rs o f th e j u n i o r bu sin ess a d ­
m in is tr a tio n class f o r th e fall 
te rm 
w e re elected T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n a t 
a m ee tin g called by th e p re s id e n t of 
th e senior 
elected 
w e r e i P r e s id e n t, H e r b e r t C r a f t ; vice 
p re sid e n t, ( ’arson H a r b e n ; s e c r e ta r y - 
s e r ­
S t e i n h a g c n ; 
tr e a s u r e r , E . H. 
g e a n t - a t - a r m s , II. B. P u n c h e s .

class. O f fic e r s 

B y w a te rs a n n o u n c e d 

the o r g a n i­
zation o f 
the C o m m e rc ia l Club on 
F r id a y a f te r n o o n a t 5 :0 0 . T he class 
o f f e r e d its s u p p o r t to th is o r g a n iz a ­
tion.

courses. 
Jo h n s o n , o u t by tb e B a y lo r s t a f f d u r in g t h e ; h u n d r e d s tu d e n ts h e a r Dr. G u tsch g 

|jne> 

T h e local eleven will he h a m p e re d possible f o r th e game.

in 

n u m b e r 

re su lte d 

th e se a r e 

o f 
P u n k 

B a y l o r s ’ L e f t S i d e W a a k

p o u r ta c k le s have been 

so m e w h a t by eligibility rules which 
The B a y lo r coaches a r e consider-
have 
th e c o u n tin g out
^pf several s ta r s fo r fa ilu re to pass a b ly w orried o v e r one side of th e ir 
tried
a s u f f ic ie n t 
A m ong 
s ta r e n d ; Hall, th e g i a n t lin e s m a n ; ; 8ftagon to plug th e g a p , b u t no ne o f 
and W illiamson, one 
tho 
p ro sp e c ts a m o n g 
on the list a r e Q uaidy,
Bastell, a n o th e r e n d ; and h alfb a c k 
T in n in . A lth o u g h tw o 
have b een developed f o r every To 
sition, Coach L ittle fie ld f e a r e d t h a t 
the t w o c a n d id a te s for the sam e place 
m ig h t be d e c la re d 

of 
them have come up to expectations. 
backs. O th e rs J Bridge* j* c o n fid e n t t h a t if his left
line can hold the o f f tack-

p lunges of th e Aggie backs, then

good m en j th e B e a rs will win 

C oaches Bible, P ie rc e 
_______

q u a r t e r ; j gide 0 f th e 

th e gam e.

th e best 

ineligible.

B. A . S T U D E N T S M E E T

As has been 

th e c ustom fo r the 
p a st tw o ye ars, all s tu d e n ts of the 
and H ouse Business A d m in istra tio n School will

down a t A & m . a re e n d e a v o r in g to m eet f o r o rg a n iz a tio n in the Law Au-
c o r r e c t the fa u lts which th e ir te am d ito riu m F r id a y a f te r n o o n 

F o r- ghow(,d in th e g am e with S. M. U. j o'clock. Only J u n io r s 

an d 

 

 

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

, are eligible 
o rg a n ia tio n .

to m em bership 

a t 
2
.Seniors
this
in 

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

Faith in Signs Proves Misleading

J O E W A R D

T he in ju r y to W a r d ’s hip on W ed-

Night Owl Finds B Hall Will Not Be Sold

 

 

 

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 I • TA I a1 r\ I A lf n A/tf A/l 

»■» M JI 4- L a « rm 4 n A lr I A Vt! ll I I TI I 

m u l t i c o l o r e d 

line up a g a in s t 

T he p r e s id e n t of 

L A W M ID T E R M S B E G I N

a n d A p h r o d i t e . “ a p a r t m e n t s ” 

when the w ould be p a tr o n e s s of t h e . 

d e p a r tm e n t. Owls on the op e n in g kick o f f . W a r d ^ 

T he *exuct n u m b e r of f r o sh co-eds j disciples o f V e n u s 

is a n x io u s to g e t re v e n g e • v e t I w e e j£ has n o t been a g re e d upon by th r o u g h 

th e class asked n e sd a y is n o t as b a d as w as f ir s t j Do y<^ belicve jn gjgns?

tire c a r e e r a g a in s t Rice 
and 
the Blue a n d G ra y w a rrio rs in th e 

BBA s tu d e n ts to he on C la rk F ield | exp e cte d an d th e big ta c k le will in 
S a t u r d a y at LUU) p. rn. for th e initial all p ro b a b ility 
fo o tb a ll g am e of 
Tho P re -M e d s h a v e p ro m ise d a good p layed th e p o o re st gam e of his en- 
last y e a r 

the
long 
the who wefe ju re d foto B. H all b y th e w ere d ire c te d to “ use th is e n t r a n c e , ” ago learn ed t h a t signs m a y o r m ay
T h e r e 
a re 
p la c a rd which said e n tr a n c e being th r e e flo o rs up n o t m ean 
this section
posted a b o u t th r e e flo o rs u p on I with th e side of a brick wall as a p rob a bly f
th is : m ea n s of access, a ray of l i g h t broke th a t p r e s e n t m ore e vidence of origi 
f ro nt of 
th e y qu ie tly m e l t e d ; n a lity tn d tr u e g e nius, t h a n the po* 
te rs of variou s signs t h a t a d o r n out- 
th e B eehallite. Un- 
tried , jm o u s as a hea lth le ss r e s o r t f o r u n - j d ou b ta h ly th e p a ir t h a t re sid e s be-
“ hind a p o ste r, which em bellishes a.
d ing fo r fa m e on a new score, n a m e - 1 dooT on th e second flo o r has been 
ly, o rig in a lity in the a r t o f bill post- h o ru g h t up in th e w ay of y aw a n d 
ing. On the m o rn in g a f t e r Hallow- order>
e ’en, a 
of the hall aw oke to find him self es- re a d g . 

S tu d e n ts in the School of Law a r e 
b e in g u r g e d by th e ir in s tr u c to r s t >
occupy C a p ta in y e a r t h a t ca u sed it o r t h e m id -term 
begin d ilig e n t p r e p a r a ti o n s f o r t h e ir probable m an 
m id -te rm e x a m in a tio n s which will T y n e s ’ post in 
th e gam e this w eek e x a m s m ay hav e th ro w n th e m a ittle
b egin N o v e m b e r 22. The d i f f e r e n c e end. Coach S te w a r t has been drill- o f f b a lance, h u t it is r u m o r e d t h a t 
in th e b a c k - j e ven th e ju n i o r class was r e p r e s e n te d 
in 
th e n u m b e r who let th e ir su p rem e
the Law School a n d in th e o th e r de- 
p a r t m e n t s r e s u lts f r o m th e f a c t t h a t j sh o w ia g up ex c e ed in g ly well. GU- fa ith in slgqs o verw eigh th e ir b e t t e r tablished in the profession o f ^ " P ' i D o Not B ring Hooch H e r e .” To
is no reco rd of 
t h e r e a r e only tw o te r m s in the Law st r a p w as f o r m e r ly a back field man j ju d g m e n t.
School.

T his p r o d u c t of a m a s te r mind 
L iq u o r F o r Sale. Please
the
this 
vio- 
te r r ib ly m iideading to u n suapect- ta k e a b o u t it. A b a r b e r pole in o f ft- j <a te d N ot even th e r e n o w n e d bev-
e ra g e , L ucky T ig e r, has fo u n d a web 
I come here.

T he T M M coaches will pin th e ir : m u co-ed* wa* a w o n d e r f u l p r o d u c t elal c o lo r, r e c h n e d m t h c h a ll, and 
f t w a , 

w as ' ” T he p a r ti c u l a r b a n n e r t h a t proved as it w ere. T h e re could ho no mis- }nj u n c t jon e v e r h a v in g 

th e ; It m ay have b een th e season of th e lucky fre sh m e n , it seem s is now bid

th e d a te of th e e x a m in a tio n s in ; tn g the G r a n g e r fla sh 

B. H all, which h a s lon g b e e n fa- er p o rta ls of 

thoge’ wbo a r e supposed to know . No a w a y

in o th e r w ords a b a r b e r ; prcgt,n t 

se aso n w hen 
into an end.

a n y th in g . 
few places in 

u ntil 
tr a n s f o r m e d 

Bully G ils tra p looms 

in signs sev e re ly 

th e h a ll one d ay 

field all w eek 

| th e ir f a ith 

re s id e n t of 

C A L E N D A R

ing chins, 

how ever, 

r e sid e n t 

v e te ra n 

up as 

been . 

floor! 

t h e r e 

been 

f ir s t 

T he 

la st 

a nd 

an d 

has 

has 

th e 

“ 1 

o f 

he 

he 

to 

B. A. D e p a r t m e n t , L a w A u d i ­

t o r i u m , 5 p. rn.

P a n H e l l e n i c , M. B . 1 5 8 , 5 p. rn, 
G i r ls ’ R i f l e C lu b , W o m a n ’s G y m , 

2 p. m.

C o w b o y s , M B . 1 5 8 , 5 p. rn. 
L o n g h o r n 

B a n d , M e n 's G y m , 

R a lly , 7 p. rn.

h o p e , c f sto p p in g the Rice r u n n in g j of th e a r t i a f . b r u s h labeled, “ Can- the w ooden h a n d a t o p o f 
- . — U ------- C u r tis and S h e a r e r in 
a tta c k upon 
th e co m ing clash. S h e a r e r has been 
pla y in g like a dem on a t 
in 
p ra c tic e since he was given his f ir s t 
b o b a n c e by S t e w a r t last week ag a in st 
I S o u th w e s te r n a n d he will open the

t u , B e a u ty P a r l o r N ow Open. Uae! p o in te d d ire c tly rn b u doorw ay.
t m . e n tr a n c e .” A ltho ug h it la a mat-1 
t e r of c om m o n know led ge t h a t 
B rac k e n rid g e A p a r t m e n ts 
posed!y th e h a b i t a t o f 
V a rsity eds, e v id e n tly 
some who had n o t y e t 
p e d . rn to 

th e r e w a , no p o „ I M e 
the m e a n , by which he could ev ade th e 
a r e sup-1 issue, and so im plicit was his belief 
t h a t a t 

le a st h e a rin g
a p o rtio n of in signs 
t h e r e w e re he was busily e n g a g e d 
in a search
been enlight- f o r secon d-h an d b a r b e r shop e q u ip ­

fact. H ow ever, m e n t, 

S ee m ing ly 

th is 

e n d 

the 

_

( C o n tin u e d on P a g e 3)

o f 

th e 

O ne in m a te 

in stitu tio n 
m u st h ave n a r r o w ly escaped 
from 
an epidemic o f house to house whole­
sale men a t one tim e , and have faith 
th a t a le tte r e d c a r d will save them 
and
fro m a m b itio u s hook 

a g e n ts 
'Continued on Page 3)

DE Bl EXTENSION

Full University Credit Given 
for Courses Taken 
at Night

BUSINESS l l CUSSES

Many Take Advantage 
Opportunity to Secure 
College Training

of

A a r o n K ing T a b o r r e p o r te d f a v o r ­
ably on th e w ork o f the U niversity 
E x te n sio n B u re a u in H ouston, when 
he visited in A u stin S a tu rd a y . T a ­
bor, a g r a d u a te of 
la st y e a r , was 
p re sid e n t of the D e p a r tm e n t of Bus-
inc:* A d m in is tra tio n d u r in g his sen- 
j0r year. He 
is now an in s tr u c to r
in 
the H ouston B u re a u of E x te n ­
sion.

co u rse s 
and 

in 
T he b u re a u o f f e r s 
I^aw. 
Business A d m in istra tio n 
T he classes a re a t n ig h t, 
th u s e n ­
a bling s tu d e n ts to w ork in daytim e. 
to 
M any s tu d e n ts, who a re un ab le 
a tte n d th e U niversity, can 
do 
ta k e th ese courses. Full U n iv e rs ity 
c r e d it 
th e w ork and 
f o r 
th e w ork m ay be used to w a rd s a de­
g r e e ,,” said Mr. T a b or.

is given 

an d 

is se venty-five. T h r e e 

“ T he p r e se n t e n ro llm e n t in H o u s­
ton 
in s tr u c ­
to r s a re em ployed f o r th e w ork. W 
M. Cleaves, g r a d u a t e of 
l^aw 
School and now p ra c tic in g a tto r n e y , 
te a c h e s t h e classes in Business Law. 
His cases f u r n is h p ra ctic a l pro blem s 
fo r the classes a n d stim u la te the i n ­
te r e s t of th e s tu d e n ts .

th e 

“ T h e H o u sto n b r a n c h is u n d e r th e 
d ire c tio n of th e U n iv e rsity a n d th e 
a p p r o p r ia tio n e n a b le s it to o f f e r e x ­
p e r t in s tru c tio n a t a r e aso n a b le cost 
to th e s tu d e n t. 
fe e of f o r t y ­
five d o lla rs is c h a rg e d fo r a years 
in s tr u c tio n w hich is ap p re c iab ly less 
th a n c h a r g e d b y 
in d e p e n d e n t busi 
ness colleges.

A 

some 

“ T h e re a r e a n d alw ays have been 
o u t of to w n da n c e s a tte n d e d by s t u ­
e x te n t 
d e n t s w hich have to 
b ro u g h t d isc re d it to th e University, 
and it w as with the hope of instilling 
a sense o f resp onsibility in the s t u ­
d e n t t h a t P r e s id e n t W. 
S. S u tto n 
called a c o m m itte e of facu lty m em ­
b e r s and r e p r e s e n ta tiv e stu d e n ts to 
discus^ th e m a t t e r with him T h u rs­
day a t 4 in his o ffic e ,” declared E.
C. B antel last nigh t.

“ The s itu a tio n as I see it is n o t 
declared B a n te l, 
a t all a la r m in g ,” 
“ b u t w h a t we do w a n t to do is to 
im press stu d e n ts w ith the f a c t t h a t 
when th e y a r e a w a y 
fro m A u stin 
th e ir c o n d u c t is s u b je c t to the closest 
sc ru tin y , and the least deviation fr o m 
pro p e r c o n d u c t will b u t add a n o th e r 
black m ark 
to th e U n iv e rs ity ’s list, 
as com piled by outsiders.

“ So f a r as d r u n k e n n e s s a f t e r th e 
V a n de rbilt g a m e is concerned, I don’t 
know t h a t 
t h e r e was such a g r e a t 
a m o u n t o f it on th e p a r t of stu d e n ts. 
Many Dallas people a n d visitors to 
the F a ir w e a r in g o u r colors w ere m is­
ta k e n f o r stu d e n ts . To th e o ld e r s t u ­
de n ts, and those of some in flu e n c e , 
we appeal f o r help in th e e sta b lis h ­
m e n t of th e r i g h t s o rt of feelin g ab o u t 
this th in g. W e a r e go in g to ask th e 
co-op eratio n of the follow ing o r g a n ­
izations on th e c a m p u s : AU f r a t e r ­
th e Cowboys, 
nities and sororities, 
th e L o ng horn 
the O ra n g e Ja c k e ts , 
B a n d, 
the 
Loyalty Council, the W o m e n ’s R e p re ­
se n ta tiv e B oard, W A A, th e T Asso­
ciation, T he T e x a n s t a f f , lite r a r y so­
cieties, alum n i associations an d 
th e 
f a c u lty .”

th e B. Hall A ssociation, 

Mr. B a n te l w e n t on to say t h a t we 
have been g e t tin g c re d it f o r th in g s 
which we did n o t deserve, a n d t h a t 
th e b e st a tt itu d e f o r the s t u d e n t to 
ta k e is to be above re p ro a c h . 
“ You 
d o n ’t n eed w a tc h in g an d so th e idea 
is j u s t be a 
th e 
av e ra g e s tu d e n t body in o u r c o n d u c t 
a w ay fro m h o m e .”

little b e t t e r th a n 

The p erso n n e l of th e com m ittee is 
as follows: L. T. B ellm ont, J . R. B ev­
erly, Dr. L. L. Click, Mr. F. E. Coop­
e r, C h a rle s D ean, D o ro th y F ish er, 
H . M. Jo n e s, Rube L eissner, Miss 
L ucy N e w to n , S h o rty M ay er, I. I. 
Nelson, J u d g e W . A. Ray, Wm. R. 
Sm ith, R alph W oods, V irg in ia Wil­
son an d W. G. Sm ythe.

Miss N e w to n re fu se s to be quoted 

Sn th e m a t t e r a t all.

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I

“ NI.BEIUEIIRE"

Adventures of French Noble 

man 

in England Form 

Them e of Novel

Many Eliminated in Contest 
to Obtain Racquet Club 
Membership

is 

th e scene of 

Women s tu d e n ts h ave been p laying 
on th e f o u r weeks la d d e r to u r n a m e n t
R acq uet Club a n d a g r a t m any

D r. D. G. Cooke read fro m Booth 
T a r k i n g t o n ’s “ M onsieur B e a u c a ire ,” ;
T h u r s d a y a f te r n o o n a t 5 o'clock 
in
room 312, E d u ca tio n Building. B ath, 
E n g la n d , 
the novel 
a n d t h e tim e is d u r in g th e reign 
Louis XV of F ra n c e . T he plot cen-
t e r s a b o u t a y o a n g F re n c h n o b l e m a n , ^
cousin 
to th e king, a n d his adven- 
lu r e s incognito w ith Lady M ary C a r- i 
lyle, 
r e ig n in g E n g lish beaut*. 
She is cha rm ed w ith th e m y ste rio u s . Re^ u l a r in s tru c tio n s will be given 
u n til, ^
 W e dn esd a y afternoon fr o m 5
duke of 
h er 
is a 
b a rb e r. G re a tly incensed, she ignores 
him as if he were a “ piece of f u r n i ­
is known.
tu r e .” 

o f jchanges have been made in th e rounds. 
These s tu d e n ts will have a few more 
! weeks to m a k e one of th e first fifteen
is
^
 R # e q u f | c h j b will be com_
 of th e >upper fifteen nam es on 

th e “ C h a te a u Rien. 

F in a lly th e t r u t h 

 contest 

tell h e r 

t h a t he 

frie n d s 

----------

ladder

the 

 
^

^ 

^

r u m » 

o f seventeen titles. M onsieur ^ 

and L ady C arlyle very 
the forg iv eness of th e d a t i n g m . h c d , 
person
B eau caire is very g ra c io u s, h u t ta c t-! 
fully announces t h a t he will r e t u r n | 
to his cousin in F r a n c e who is ad-J 
m u te d ly in love w ith him , a nd whom 
he now loves.

“ M onsieur B e a u c a ire ,” T a r k i n g t o n ’s 
most p e rfe c t w ork w as well received 
on T h u r s d a y . N e x t T h u r s d a y 
th e 
re a d in g will bt* fro m th e “ L e tt e r s of 
Lewis C a rro ll,”

to 6 oclock. T h e Round Robin to a r-
n a m e n t will be conducted. The five 
s tu d e n ts t h a t have the lowest averag e
b eg in n in g of each month will
opencd to challenge to a ny Uni-
, club member
If 
the
is d efeated , she w ith d ra w s from the 
club, a n d th e w inner takes her place.
fifteen members now 
a r e : M arion Penn, W inifred A n d e r­
son, E th e l H a n d e r, M ina Bennett, 
F lorence Sm ith, Amelia Young, El- 
Doss, Mercedes T hrenckn am , Floyd 
lie H in to n , V irginia M antor, Belva 
Woiley, F lo r a Brooker, Florence Mc­
Daniel, M a r g a r e t L an g, Constance 

T h e u p p e r 

Redus.

 CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE

Honorary Business Society 
for W omen Makes Plans
for Extensive Program

Fair Park Stadium 

to Be 

Scene of Close Confer­
ence Tilt

Game to Decide Final Stand 
ing of the I wo 
Teams

/ 

fin
—

L ....I.— --- -----— ——— .M"t
Europe’s foremost billlard- 
ists, each champion o f his, own 
country, have reached New 
York to attempt to wrest from 
Willie Hoppe, of America, the 
18.2 billiard 
championship. 
The international tournament

begins in New York on Octo­
ber 29. Among the foreign 
stars are Edouard Horemans, 
champion of Belgium*, Erich 
Hagen lac her, 
of 
Germany, and Roger Conti, 
champion of France.

champion 

Rifle Club to Hold

Sighting Practice

BIG SHOWING OF

Overcoats

M any A pply for W ork 

( 

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F or more than ten years Dr. 
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the Alcalde ft department called 
"Peregrinusings.” 

The 

hest * 

men and women of 

I of his serio-comic comments on 
the past 
I and present who bae* l ad much 
i 
to do with the life of the TJni- 
1 varsity have been put into a 
illustrated 
| book. This book, 
I 
fully with drawings by Dave C.
I Williams, ’16, and Julian Elfen-
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in New
if 
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, | by Christmas. The edition is
limited and numbered and each 
I 
volume will be autographed by
lf Dr. Benedict. Orders at Five 
if Dollars a copy up to the rum*
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jl now be received by the Asso- 
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in a de luxe edition 

A few copies each of the Let* 
I 
ters of H arry Peyton Steger and 
! 
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I Troy in a Sack are yet on hand 
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| 
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Secretary, 
Ex-Students’ Association,
Y. M. C. A. Building

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I

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Lee Kohl, who was dropped 
ic midweason as manager of 
the St. Louis Browns, has 
been signed to manage 
the 
Boston Red Sox during the 
1924 playing season, suceed- 
ing Frank Chance.

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BODY OF GENERAL OGLETHORPE LOCATED

T A T ! J T R T D ' V T T \ S H I O T T F A R K

H a ll

ClM Ti l l U TU I C l IM' V11

After a search of many 
y e a r s Presid ent Jacobs* of 
O g l e t h o r p e University, At­
l a n t a , Ga., located the body 
of General Sir Ja me s Ogle­
thorpe, founder of the state

interred 

of Georgia, 
in a 
vault in C r a nham Church, in 
Essex, England. Et forts to 
remove the body to Georgia 
led to so m an y protests it was 
it would not be*
decided 

moved. General Oglethorpe 
in C r a n i u m Hall, Es­
died 
sex, 
home 
his 
which has been kept 
in i 
splendid state of preserva­
tion.

ancestral 

FAITH IN SIGNS

CAPTAIN TYNES

some g r e a t old, hie, times h er e, hi c. ” 
T he w o n d e r i n g ro om m a t e followed 
his gaze to tho sign on t he wall.

in 

G le a mi ng dimly 

the m o r n mg 
light he was b a r el y able 
to discern 
the w o r ds ; “ F o r Sale I heap. Must 
t o.. 
Go This M e e k . S. Ii. Fillmore 
Real bistate.”

CHRISTMAS CARDS SALE

('lasses in 

t he H om e Economi es 
d e p a r t m e n t a r e bu sy this we e k d e ­
signi ng Uhri.H mas c a r d s which they 
plan t o sell in the n e a r future'. The 
pr oceeds f r o m this sale will go to­
w ar d c r e a t i n g a scholarship f u n d for 
t he Home E co no mi cs D e p a r t m e n t .

a 

l o t h 

Ahunt N o v e mb e r 

c a m ­
paign ti) dispose ol these c a r d s Wii 
be 
t he girls wil 
ca nva ss the town, as well as sell t< 
University s t u de n t s. 
_________

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p l y w i t h c a t a l o g u e r i d e s , h a s 
h a s m a d e p o s s i b l e p e r h a p s t h e , 
in cv nut I «• i • 
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[ n e a r e s t ti, p e r f e c t m e t h o d o f * 
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K P.’s latent anti otherwise dormant 
sympathy for ?h<* rn sorely tried anti 
bt u>t co-Frosh of Cincinnati. Sorry, 
in d e n t Yet, while such things are

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EDITORIALS lector R e e d s e x a m p l e w or th 

following, a t least trying.

Opinion* of Other*

HOWDY PROF I

(Columbia Spectator)

taken os 
th at the

It may tie 
iii! theiiref.

a fairly con­
in! i mary of
relations between the professors and
tits varies 
inversely with
f the institution. For that 

.nude 

.

m a d e | L'Uisori Columbia University m p ar­

H O W A B O U T 
T E X A S ?

lo o k s o n 

S h o r ty M a y e r , V a r s it y y e l l 
l e a d e r , r e c e iv e d a r o y a l w e l ­
c o m e a t B a y lo r . E v e n M a y e r , 
a t y p i c a l y e l l L u n ier a l ­
w h o 
w a y s 
t h e o p t i m i s t i c 
m d e o f t h in g s , w a s u r p r ls e d a t 
t h e r e c e p t io n f r o m B a y l o r s t u ­
d e n t s . He w a s g r e e t e d w it h
t h e T e x a 
u i t h a v i s o r t h a t w o u l d 
T e x a s 
set* im 
r o o t i n g 
s h a m e . B a y l o r s t u d e n t 
M a y e r f e e l t h a t b e w a * a n non* 
o r e d g u e s t , but. m o r e t h a n t h a t 
lex a.* 
t h e v c o n v i n c e d h i m t h a t 
w o u l d b i 
s p o r t s m a n ­
o n A r m i s t i c e 
l i k e 
D a y .

r e c e p t i o n 

r i v e n a 

p u t 

“ F i g h t Y e l l ” g i v e n j the 

ticularly handicapped 

in this field.

in 

inn

.nit;

lumbia could possibly know all 

iud en t* with whom they come 

T hat the various professors at Co­
the 
in 
i he < lasses by name, is 
Borne inst rue tors
ly a ' ! nu rd.
lav »•. whii'h number well over 
f u r( hermo-e,
hundred, and, 
clas I-: are merely icc- 
in which acquaintance 
th the students h not facilitated 
rough the medium of recitation. 
But feeling of familiarity between 
is 
cully members 
students 
need 
rh Iv desirable and 
not
iidonfc who
<1 contempt, 
matcher uj>
dv tits in < la

CCU I

and 

Thi

it 

til

Various punishments were imposed 
in charge. One 
by the Vigilante* 
culprit was required to bathe the 
111 m s guarding McMicken Hall, wdiile 
a sister co-frosh scrubbed their teeth. 
Tie- cleaning process wa* carried on 
to i he accompaniment of “Yes, We 
Have No Bananas,” 
two 
other evaders of the Vigilance lair..
Those who had adorned themselves 
with head bands were required to 
wear their middies 
inside out and 
backwards.

sung by 

Preceding Convocation, the humble 
co-frosh Showed their reverence for 
Minerva by giving her the customary 
“ All Hail" before entering the audi­
torium.

LITERARY

RUSK

N o w M a y e r is 
c a m p un t o u r g e I 
d e n t * t o k e e p t h 
B a y l o r s t u d e n t 
t h a t T e x a s 
w i l l d o it. 
w i t h M a y e 
B e v e r t h a t
1 0 0 p e r c e n t 
e v e r y s t u d e n t 
game.

b a c k o n t h e : 
D i v e r s i t y Btu-] 
• p a c e s e t b y 
I l e b e l i e v e s 
s t u d e n t s c a n a u d 
T h e T e x a n a g r e e s 
b i n T h e Tc x a n b e - 
t w i l t r e q u i r e 
th<;
* a tio n o t j 
• o p e 
Bavlor
t h

ai

clash at Waco 
I f t h e r e is a 
y it will hp pr< - 
o n A r m i s t i c e I) 
few individual 
it 
Cl p i l o t e d b y 
et e r m i n e d 
t o 
h o I-he a d s — i 
e .” T in v a n - 
“ sda r t s o m e t h i 
University stu­
t h e m e n t h a t 
ck. Mayer has 
d e n t * m u s t w*
o f Eexaa 
p l e d g e d the w o r d 
students will 
that University 
sportsmen, 
play th e part of 
T h e T e x a n h o p e s 
e v e r y 
t h a t 
University student will bat K up 
I d ayerfs p l e d g e , f o r t h e i m p u l ­
sive act et Rf one student may 
b r< a k M a y e r s w o r d a n d S e x a * 
w o r d , E v e r y r o o t e r at
an Arm 1st
of hi* M 'i'm; 
see that
is tw 4»-fold: T 
tho 
w o r d 
P ot b r e a k th 
see that his fel- 
school, and E 
> not break the 
low *tudcuts 
It's a good- 
word of Tex; 
>n—but Baylor 
fized obi it
feels that it can discharge the 
t i m e one od its o w n c a m p u s 
successfully. H o w a b o u t 
Texas?

’ Day is the keep* . 
I ho nor. H i s d u t y
dot

of 

THE GRAND 
OPPORTUNITY

ffj* 

Many 
courses, 
i Freshman stud ut 
rh" curriculum, weekly c*onterenc( 
in true tor. The C in t * 

i*. ii th 

informal 

[ porary Civilization daises, in addi- 
[tion, conduce 
gatherings |
I in the form of smokers, suck as the | 
lone which was held lait night. The 
{course iii Special Honors is made up 
solely of individual consultations be­
tween instructor and 
indent. The 
conference system, on the whole, 
wctns to be the most feasible method 
securing the desired intimacy.
OI
It would undoubtedly be too much 
Sink both of the faculty and the 
udents to conduct weekly confer­
ees But if the system was done 
moderation, with, for cample, bi- 
• of perhaps, tri-weekly con-
we
florences rn ail courses, the arrange­
to all 
ment* would be satisfactory 
d and the end would be at-

 

 

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T h e ‘; p f.i a ce p a c1 ” w 11 ii* h th e 
Rpdetit Im>di;• - of BayIor a:■ • I 
Tex ut have 
and 
agreed to ha* attracted comic!-1 
arable attention all over the 
state. W hether the state 
general know.- it or not, it lik es! ------- ——■■jil—■= 

inci rill
in I tamed.

arranged 

the

am

his 
igh? dollars per point. But how 
much more would he get from the 
informal rn ♦•cling with th e professor 
in which there in ample opportunity

“The Spirit of Armistice Hay” will I 
t.o the subject of declamation at a 
of wisdom which fall f r o m I meeting of Husk literary society Sat- 
■ of the man on the platform urduy. Nahors. B ertin and S c h « o 
the affirmntiv.
coom... receiving full valiw on I maim will support 
side of tho debate: Resolved, T h a t
membership 
of
Texas should be confined to junior! 
and senior academe .and the schools! 
r bitore h an g, of opniona n n d lof bu.inesa adminUtration, engineer-
law; and that mn,or col-
ii he 
lie g e s should Fe esta b lish ed over the 
I s ta te fo r fresh m en 
sophom ore 
‘ stu d en ts. The n e g a tiv e sid e w ill bo 
I upheld by M ills, L u ck ett, and Col

the human side of the man who, at 
a rule, appears to Fe so busqness-lik( 
and formal in the dayroom !

I be enabled ... s e c -m g and 

the University 

am i 

in 

 

How is this to be accomplished*

particularly 
include as part of ' The Aims “nd Uel,ls of Ru*k-

tb o jlin -. H. G. Woodruff will .p « k on 

it 

S T O R A G E 
__
TEXAS GARAGE 

c o l l i e
freakish ‘'colure pranks'’ that 11 C A R W A S H IN G 
are pulled Off. 
thinrr I 
such 
c<ravinca the state that 
*®jf| 
right in thinking that college J 
student* are wiostly irresponai-|
(^saem i iMy-'iy waiiiy kiw i« u« - | | h o p„ gth St., Cal! 3005 p
likely
hie youth* temporarily 
nutty.” Out­
to do atty th in g “ nutty.” Out- ----------—.......... 
side of college life. “irrespon­
sible nuts” are seldom sec ti. 
Yet, It Is safe to predict th at I 
many staid conservative citi-j 
zen* of any state a few times 
a year feel the desire to be both1 
"HTespontfW' and “nutty 
that are 
Witness the pranks 
common on Halloween and 
N w Year’s night— a great p a r t 
of which are perpetrated by I 
“ grown ups.”

.....— — *

702 Congress 

* 

ar 

* 
The state in general is prob­
ably skeptical about the success

*

J U N I O R S

„Ther* will be nothing grave or reverend about you next year if 
you nake a mistake and flunk two or three courses. Make sure of 
a lot of A’s by handing in Coronatyped notes, reports and themes. 
$50,00 buys a Corona.

F. L. PATTY

Phone 60G0

Buy, Sell, Rent and Repair All Makes of Machines

, 

, 

• 

, 

ic “ ss „ . < « J "SJL. » «« ^ «««z**\'gsrz xz 
!s;L';rx is St 
 — -

sp— -

| lure with the words, “Nevertheless under the management of the depart- 1904. 

ment of Highway Bridges in Texas

I gone down around one town. 

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CHAPEL SERVICE!" 
LEID Bf I

Apostle’s Letters to Corinth­
ians Subject of 
Talk

•
we hope that they may not be of lash­
ing and permanent injury to the vie 
r ventures a guess,
ti ms. K F . rathe
namely, that in the future the co-eds 
will be Infinitely more careful in the 
IMC of that condescending name “Co- 
Frosh” of Cincinnati, who arc re 
fetted to by observance of rules, and | to tho^ church 
as a result, make
sophomores.)
pnomores.j 
Wearing of decorative head bands lions 

infinitely better'

germed to he discouraged and very 
condi-
much troubled by 
, ■
— 
in the church, and was dis­
it was 
freshman button* r e .| worth while making the effort to 

and failure to wear the required white! posed to wonder whether 
middies and 
suited 
in the public punishment of
six freshman women Friday at noon

internal 

, 

. 

Rev, VV. H. Wharton of the Uni­
versity Presbyterian Church had 
charge of the chapel set vice Wed­
nesday morning. Rev. Wharton s 
discourse was based on Pauls’ letter 

at Corinth 

that 

encourage­
God.*’ And with 
And with
in the es­
m ent, kept on and won 
tablishment of one of the strongest 
churches of early times.

Rev. Wharton w ill speak again 

chis m orning a t 8 :->0, M. B. l o " , 

 

 

 
W yck line A ddresses

o-------------*

Engineering Society

cussed 

State bridge construction was dis­
in an address to the Rams- 
Pauf horn bridge society by Mr. George
at K. 
G. Wyekline Monday night 
the 
Hall. Mr. Wyekline explained 
need for a standard drawing 
for 
culvert* along the state highways. 
twelve bridges have
As many as 
t

-T he L ittle D ep a rtm en t S tore W ith a B ig Purpose- 

9 0 2 C on gress A v en u e

Luedecke-Moffatt Co.

T h e F rien d ly S tore

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A Genuine French Kid means some­
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$1.00 Houbigant’s Talc

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$1.00 Hind’s Honey and 

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801-803 Congress Avenue

 Mrs. Albright 
E ntertains

n o t 

p a r ty . 

H allo w e 'e n 

Mrs. O. L. A lb r ig h t was hostess 
a wcll-ap- 
W e d n e sd a y e v e n in g a t 
The 
po in ted 
g u e sts w e re u sh e re d into th e din in g 
room w ith the a d m o n itio n 
to 
sp e a k a w ord, a n d w e re given only 
knives w ith w hich to e a t the delic­
ious d in n e r. A n nie L ouise Cox 
e n ­
t e r t a i n e d w ith music a t th e p iano a f ­
t e r d i n n e r . 
th e evening 
the g u e sts w e re served cocoa fro m 
th e w itc h ’s p o t by th e w itch herself. 
T h e p e rso n n e l of the p a r ty included 
J e a n P a rsle y , H elen and E d ith B e n t ­
ley, 
and 
lla m a R o w an, M ildred 
B lanche M c L a rty , Cleo Nowlin, A n ­
nie Louise Cox, 
J e t t i e A b i n g t o n , 
Willie J o G ordon, an d N ovella Mc­
C ra ck e n . K a th e r in e A lb rig h t a ssist­
ed h e r m o th e r in e n te r ta in in g .

L a t e r 

in 

Morton and Glass Combine 
to Present Song and Dance 
Number “April”

M cDonough Gives Comedy 
Take-off on W om an’s 
Busy Day

PREFERS NORMAL DAUHTER

1 S on of D ean Y oungest 

F re s h m a n in U niversity

Branch of American Associa 
- tion of University W om en 
Organized Thursday

FOOTWEAR

Viola Mitchell is P ittsb urg ’s 
12-year-old 
prodigy, 
chilli 
whose parents are forcing lier 
lite 
to live a normal girl’s 
when she might be rich aud 
famous. On a recent trip to 
New York with her teacher, 
Miss M argaret Horne, she 
played her rare Guarnerius 
violin before Prof. 0 . Sevick, 
teacher of Kubelik and other 
prominent violinists. “She is 
marvelous! At 20 she will be 
another Maud Powell !’ bu ex­
Immediately Viola
claimed. 

Y ork, sh e goes buck to New b i, co an d 
she is m o re th a n su cc e ssfu l in m a k ­
ing a noise. W h a t a w onderful big 
noise 
A nd Newborn won t 
f o r g e t 

is! 
it soon.

it 

Viola D ana Show n 
at Q u een

“ T h e S o t i a1 C o d e ” w ith V iola 
D ana is show ing a t th e Q ueen in a 
r e t u r n e n g a g e m e n t. 
p ic tu re 
T h is 
was show n 
in A u s tin re c e n tly , ’out 
b ecause m a n y w ere wirable to a t t e n d 
due to r a in y w e a th e r , it h as been 
p ro c u re d ag ain by th e Queen 'Thea­
t e r fo r F r id a y a n d S a tu rd a y of th is 
week.

Showing

was besieged with vaudeville 
offers. But her father and 
mother, Dr. and Mrs. Atlee 
Mitchell, refused them all and 
took their daughter back to 
t?heir P ittsburg home, where 
she is kept away from music 
'fo r all hut a short time each 
day and told to go out and 
play with other g i r l s . “ Pet­
t e r 1 a normal, happy daughter 
thousand pale-tared 
than a 
‘child wonders’,” is Dr. Mit­
chell’s motto.

W o r k on D ire cto ry c f 

A lu m n i P ro g ressin g

fo r ty 

N a m e s , a d dresses, and otlv r d a ta 
o f a p p r o x im a te ly 
th o u s a n d 
e x -stud* ate a r e being compiled daily 
for th e E x - S tu d e n t D ire c to ry 
by 
a ssist­
Max F itc h o n b a u m anil 
an ts. No d e f in ite in fo rm a tio n could 
be o b ta in ed as to w h en th e d ire c to ry 
will be r e a d y f o r d is tr ib u tio n ; but 
' every e x - s tu d e n t a nd o th e r s 
i n t e r ­
ested will be given an o p p o rtu n ity 
to p urch ase one of these books when 
Uh y a rc re le ase d .

his 

to 

The d ir e c to ry veil! be a r r a n g e d a c ­
f o u r claswfi(cations; al­
co rd in g 
p h abetical, g e o g ra p h ic al, 
of 
e n t r y iv to th e U n iv e rsity a n d g r a d ­
u a tio n .

d a te 

C o m m ittees W o rk on 

R e p o rts for C atalog

Intension work 

is being done by 
their 
on 

subjects 

in order 

the Law | 

the various com m ittees 
in 
respective 
their 
School 
to com plete 
in 
reports in time for publication 
the regular catalogue for 
1923-24. 
Preparations a r c being made by the 
library com m ittee consisting of Pro* 
fessora 
I. P. H ildebrand, W. A,
J Rhea, and Leon G reen; the student ti 
I deficien cies com m ittee composed of \\ 
j professors W. A. Rhea, Charles Me - J 
Cormiek, and Leon G reen; the cur- I 
riculum and degree 
com m ittee made up o f prof* s o t s J. J 
C. T ow nes, I. P. H ild lb ran d , and C. , 
and ■ 
W. H ain es; and the 
lecturers 
of 1 
com m ittee 
professors w. A . Rhea, J . C. Tow n es, I 
and C. S. Potts.

lectures 
eoitsistln 

requirem ents 

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MAJESTIC

Today and Saturday
VIOLA D A N A
In
“ The Social C ode”

story “ To 
Adapted from the 
W hom 
by 
Rita W eim an. A great com edy
drama.

It May Concern 

A lto Comedy and New*
T his program played rec* ntly 
rains and 
during* the heavy 
powerhouse 
is 
and 
brought back to give everyon e 
an oportunity to see it._______

failure 

T oday and Saturday
VIOLA DANA
In

“ A N oise in

N e w b o ro

And
Larry Semon 
“The Counter Jumper”

PRICED $25 “ $115

ecK'j 
f U a l f o t D

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R A I N C O A T S

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B Y G E O R G E I , K I R K S E Y
Texan Sparta Editor

I

th. 

t h e 

Y a l e 

r n m 

T o t t e n 

b f. r e 

S c r i b e , 

l a s t w e e k 

i h r o u * n o u t 

t h e O r e g o n AgH -| 

l a n d a r e 
P o I W e where r o a c h S t o w - L a k i n * e r e r y o p p o r t u n i t y t o h a n d th e 
a n d 

f o o t b a l l m e t r e s * B ig T h r e e o f H a r v a r d . 
t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f j P r i n c e t o n a k n o c k a t e v e r y 

a r t hftd h is f i r s t 
p o l l e d a 
t r i c k o n 
J o e W i l l i a m . , o f t h e C l e v e l a n d P l a i n 
C a l i f o r n i a 
t w o s c h o o l s a t D e a l e r , r a p . H a r v a r d o n e i n h is c o l. 
n i n e b e t w e e n t h o * * 
i • says, 
The California institution umn, '‘The N ut-C racker.” 
B e r k l e y 
b a s a huge “C” on a hill near the “ Mot a ll o f H a r v a r d ' , r e , a t a r . p l a y e d
S ch oo l a n d the Students 
frow 
the j in 
t i e « * m « W.»h M i d d l e b u r y ^ ’’ 
f o r c i b l y , w h y 
O r e g o n s c h o o l s t r e t c h e d c l o t h a c r o s s i T h e a b o v e e x p l a i n . , 
the m o n t h of the “< ’ the night be- J M i d d l e b u r y w a . h e l d to a ti e .
fore 
1 
M The " next morning whew 
change was n o t e d the custodian of 
the “C” r e m o v e d the cloth and **nt >> 2. Princeton l u r k e d 
o u t scouting p a rtie s in s e a rc h of the j undefeated season in 1922 
culprits from O regon. 

i N otre Dame als© took a neat pass
the j at the Princeton Tig* rn two Sa tor- 
lay ago whet! they beat Mein Lo 
t h r o u g h an 
.1
- it 
looks as if th e , wiU receive a coup e
Incidentally, California won the of more defeats before the curtain

t h e game t r a n s f o r m i n g 

i t i n t o .

4<0„ 

t h e 

g a m e 26 to 0. 

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, h e K M O t

BOMAR SURPRISED 

N e n e o t h e r t h a n L y n n B o m a r , 2 2 0 

t r i u m p h e d 

t h e V a n d y 

p o u n d e n d o n 
f o o t b a l l 
t e a m , w a . t r e a t e d to a r u d e . u r p r i . e 
th** 
w h e n T e a m . 
r e c e n t l y 
B l a c k a n d G o l d 16 t o 
t o u c h d o w n 
. c o r e d 
A f t e r T a x a . 
f i e l d g o a l , B o m a r w a* 
a n d k i c k e d a 
t h e Teem, 
r e a d y t o g i v e u p . O n e o f 
t h e y 
p l a y e r , h e a r d h i m 

. a y , “ W e l l , 

o v e r 

t h e 

0 

j u . t c a n ’t b e . t o p p e d .“

o f 

t h e 

t h e 

l i t t l e 

i n c i d e n t , 

. h o c k i n g 

C o a c h S t e w a r t h a d a 

c h a l 
t h e 
s e c o n d A l l - A m e r i c a n e n d 
t h e g a m e a n d h e r e l a t e d o n e 

w i t h 
a f t e r 
o f 
g a m e t o h im . 
I n t h e f o u r t h q u a r t e r 
w h e n t h e V a n d y t e a m w a . t h r o w i n g 
• p a * , o n e v e r y d o w n B o m a r g o t o u t 
i n t o t h e o p e n f i e l d a n d K u h n t h r e w 
t h o u g h t 
t o w a r d h im . B e m a r 
a p a . , 
b e h a d a c l e a r f i e l d f o r a t o u c h d o w n 
i u p e r f c u m . i l d i v e 
b u t B r a l l e y b y a 
s l a p p e d 
t o t h e f r a u n d , B o ­
n i e r c a n n o t u n d e r . l a n d w h e r e B r a l ­
. e e n n o 
l e y c a m e 
t h e 
o n e 

i n **ght a m o m e n t b r I o r e 

f r o m a . h e 

t h * b a l l 

I u d 

b a l l w a . t h r o w n .

SLOGANS 
D o w n a t A i r g i e i d a n d D . X.

. l o g a n 

i», “ W o r k w ill w in 
B i b l e ’, 
w h e n w i t h i n g W o n’t . ” A g o o d m o t ­
t o b u t n o t e q u a l 
f a m o u s 
t h e 
. h a l l b e n o r e g r e t . , ’ 
c r y , “ T h e r e 

t o 

o f l a . t y e a r .

U p a t B a y l o r C o a c h B r i d g e , h a . 
a d d e d a l i n e t o h i . . l o g a n o f B e a t 
A. A M .” w h i c h h e . o . u c e e . . f u l l y 
p u t o v e r l a . t y e a r . 
I h e b a t t l e c r y 
n o w r e a d . “ B e a t A . A M. a n d G e t 

T e x * . . ”

it 

A r o u n d M u . t a n g v i l l e 

it “ lf 
w e h a v e n ’t f i g h t we h a v e n t a n y 
t h i n g . ” 
. e a . o n 
S. M. U. h a . h a d rn . l o g a n f o r t h e i r 
f o o t b a l l 

T h i . 

f i r . ! 

t h e 

i . 

t e a m ,
T e x a . h a . n o n e , 

L a . t 

. p r i n g 
f o r m e r C o a c h W h i t a k e r s u g g e s t e d 
t o t h e f o o t b a l l t e a m t h a t t h e y m a k e 
. h a l l b e n o 
f o r t h e i r g o a l , “ T h e r e 
o f f i c i a l l y 
r e g r e t . , “ 
a d o p t e d b u t i t e x p r c . e . t h e . p i n t 
t e a m .
o f 

t h e T e x a . 

It w a . 

n o t 

It dor■! not scorn that a forward 
lu< k
passing team will have mu* h 
against the Baylor Bear 
this seas­
on. Howard Payne attempted 25 
passes against the Bruins and com­
pleted only four for a total of 61 
intercepted by 
y a r d s . 
Bridges’ team 
i.nd IT were ground 
c d . H o w a r d Payne him two of t h e 
bert passers th Texas in Harris and 
McAllister.

Four v. <>r<* 

Arkansas tried a total of ’i t pom­
es during th* game with the Bear*; 
and although they completed several 
the ground gained by the use of th*’ 
aerial attack was more than paid 
for by the number that fell to the 
ground and were intercepted by the 
Bears.

C H U C K S E D D O N K N O W S S T U F F

The defeat of Vandy by Texas is' 
bringing nation-wide publicity to the 
Lone Star team and 
coaches.
Read what the Columbus Dispatch 
says about the victory and Coach 
Seddon:

it* 

Tho New Orleans scribe that ne 
(•used the Texas lint* o f heating the 
hall against Tula fie and predicted that 
the Longhorns would not get away I 
with that stu ff against Vanderbilt 1 
with Quigley o ff ie ating must have; 
beet! surprised when 
the Vandy * 
Texas re ore came over the wire after! 
the game.

Fact of the matter is the Texas 
line charged twi< e as hard against 
Vandy as against T ulare. Down in j 
this sect ;(»n of the country th* y are I 
I sot ic ed to real football, and when! 
he saw n powerful, scrapping for-J 
ward wall he mistook it for an illegal I 
line.

E C K H A R D T , A L L - A M E R I C A N

lf Texas ever had n football play­
er good enough for an All-American j 
football team they have one now ini 
Oscar Eckhardt, 
redoubtable j 
halfback, Eckhardt can do every­
thing a football player is supposed i 
to do and do it far above the ordi- 
; nary.
< 

the 

on 

successive weeks,

“ When Charlie Seddon 

When Charlie gets back from the especially when 

told us, 
last December, that the brand 
of 
footbal played at the University of 
Texas was on par with, if not su­
perior to, that played in the Western 
Conference, we just grinned at him,

It might he well to compare hi 
work with that of Kipke, all-Am eri­
can fullback of last .season, against J 
! Vanderbilt 
I Kipke wa* stopped time after time j 
during the game by Yandy’.x line and
th** Commodore 
in danger. Eckhardt 
University of Texas, where he 
line coach, thi* fa ll, we’re going to I against the sam*- team gained more
ground than Kipke did besides car-
apologize lo him.
rying the oval aero** the goal line I
 
is Michigan 3, Vanderbilt 0 j after a 29 yard run. IDR not likely 
that the Black and Gold lint* would
see aitch a remarkable change in the 
-hurt apace of a week that would al­
low an inferior football player to do 
I something a superior footbal player 

_ 
Three acorea cause the apology.
One 
which happened a week ago last 

Saturday at Ann Arbor.
Another is Michigan 
Stat** 0, which happened 
urday at Ann Arbor.

23, Ohio 
last Hat 

is goal line was 

 

was unable to do,

I 

Besides Eckhardt can punts and he 

And the third is Texas 16, Van­
derbilt 0, which happened last Sat­
urday away down *<,uth.

equally as well ax any football play
Figuring corr par a liv e sc o re s, which I er in the S o u th . A nd to to p it all

ofter, don’t mean a thing, V under 
is 2b p oin t* b e tte r th an O hio 
b lit 
State and Texas is 36 points bet­
ter than O hio Eta ta and 13 p o in ts 
better than Wisconsin.

Which g o e s to sh ow th a t, in ad­
dition to b oin g one of th e b e s t l i ne­
men ever turned out at Ohio Slate 
Mr, Sc rid <>n knows his onions about 
football dope.”

fighting heart j| 

off Eckhardt has a 
can pass. H e can do both o f th em 
o f the h ig h e st ty p e. T h ere n ev er wax 
a m o m en t to o cru cia l 
th a t Eckhardt was not ready to meet 
it,

in a n y g a me ; ! 

W a lter T am p w ill do w ell to h a v e 
one o f h is sc o u ts in this se c tio n look
th e Texas halfback over before the 
p a ssin g o f th e se a so n .

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Dr. Hans A, Dorton is head 
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Priced Clothing

$25 to $40
for Suits

CLOTHCRAFT

Y o u will n o te these prices 

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cam ouflage.

last week. A few mental lapses by j 
the Aggies practically cost them the j 
game and the Aggies mentors are 
seeing to it that they will not hap­
pen again when the Far piers play the 
B ea n . The A. & M. defense is be­
ing counted upon strongly by the 
Aggieland supporters to 
the 
Bears.

stop 

T h e R e s u l t .

If tho Aggies win the contest one 
more undefeated team will be elim i­
nated in the conference race. Should 
the Bears put over a victory in the 
game, the Bears’ stock w ill take a 
sudden rire and they will he placed 
the Mus­
on equal footing with 
tangs, who are now favorites in the 
football battle.

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in Lecture Fur­

nished to U niversity 
E n g in eers

rom its state as a 

Portland cement manufacture was 
described with the use of slides by 
A. T. Granger in his lecture deliv­
ered to engineering students Wed­
traced 
nesday night. Cement was 
raw material,
! lhrou gh varied processes of manufac- 
j turn down to its delivery as a fin ­
ished product. This lecture was of 
interest to all engineering students 
i and especially to those 
the 
in cem ent manufacture, ac­
j nurse 
cording to Mr. Granger.

taking 

Most o f the slides used in the lec­
ture wi re furnished by the Portland 
Cement Association whose head- 
ouartcrs are in Chicago: the others 
were the property of the department 
of civil engineering.

The photographers’ laboratory of 
Instruction 
the Bureau of Visual 
has just completed a new 
of 
set 
slides which will be shown later. 

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FROSH GAME

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the case; the blacklist took a lighter 
toll than was expected.

M a n y Y e a r l i n g , 

to- P l a y

Besides the starting line-up play­
ers who may see service are Terrell, 
Phenix, Penny, Conner, Rundell, 
Benne, Lewis, Guyton, Hull, Pem ­
berton, E. E. Johnson, Meyerwitz 
and Loft us. The number of subs 
entering depends upon 
condi­
tions: the strength o f the John Tar- 
Ie ton 
lurking 
possibility of injuries.

team, and the ever 

two 

The game will star\ at 3:00 
in 
order to allow Varsity time for a 
light practice after 
struggle, 
Barry Holton of slicked hair fam e 
will referee; Augustus Bib Falk will 
reappear on ( lark b ic?lei in the ca­
pacity of umpire; and Miller will act 
: as head linesman.

the 

This is a copy of a recently 
discovered 
of 
Henry Ford out. for a ride in 
the first Ford car, which was

photograph 

made in Detroit as the fore­
runner of the millions now in 
daily use.

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jilted mo often b y Mins Mary 
b an do n Baker, of Chicago, is 
shown here, in Paris, with his 
bride, who w a s Miss Joan

Stevens, of London, and her 
m other, M rs. Charles Melton
their 
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m a r r ia g e 
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