C A LEN DA R
Monday

10:00 a. rn.: Debate Team m eeting at E x ­

tension Studio.

Building 105.

7:00 n. m.: Oak Cliff Club meeting, Main 

(Elie B a illi

C ON FER EN C E RESULTS 

Texas 31, Baylor 21, 

S. M U. 30. Rice 21. 

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Oklahoma A. & M. 30, T. C. U. 23. 

Freshmen 25, Brackenridge High 2^.

V ol. X X V I.

A U S T IN , T E X A S , S U N D A Y , F E B R U A R Y I, 1 925

E IG H T P A G E S

No. 103

LONGHORNS TROUNCE GAYLOR REARS 31-21

TRUETT AND D E A LE Y REFUSE REGENCY
DEULEY 
BECAUSE OE RULES 
DF D A L L A S

DECLINES J. NATHANIEL BUTLER
DISCUSSES CHICAGO U. 
AT BANQUET SATURDAY

Sw earingen T w ins Broadcast A th letic G am e s

and M arket Reports From V arsity Radio Station

hers of Editorial Staff A c­
cepting O ffices

S peaking before a large audience of U n iv e rsity of C hicago 
Policy of Paper Forbids Mem- alum ni a t a banquet held a t the c afete ria S a tu rd a y night, Dr.
J . N ath an iel Butler, s ec re ta ry to the president of th a t institutio n, 
discussed the development p ro g ram of Chicago U n iv e rsity which 
includes the exp end iture of $17,500,000 on new buildings and re-
‘• s e a r c h endowments. His address was
followed by a three-reel motion pic­
the present condi­
ture 
tions of Chicago U niversity 
and 
showing Rome 
the the old fam iliar 
scenes of its campus.

W inner Feature Story 
Prize for January

FUE I H E REFUSED

V ivian Richardson 

illustrating 

TEXAS QUINTET GETS 

REVENGE BY WINNING 

UNEXPECTED VICTORY

By Ty Cobb

Texas rem em bered the Alamo a t the battle of San Jacinto, and 
T exas rem em bered the 28 to IO football d e fe at at the basket ball 
gam e here last night, when the Longhorns, c o n tra ry to expecta­
tions, won decisively from t he* Baylor B ears, 31 to 21.

Daughter o f Form er 
President V inson 
to Marry H. A . K elley

Dealey, Truett, Crane, H en­
derson, and Sealey Decline 
to Accept Positions

in 

By J umbo Haynes
F u r t h e r d iffic u ltie s 

th e 
n a m in g of sev en m e m b e rs to 
th e U niversity B o ard of R e ­
g e n ts by G o v e rn o r M iriam F e r ­
guson, h av e re s u lte d from th e 
re sig n atio n of tw o of th e five 
a p p o in te e s c o n firm e d 
F r id a y 
b y th e S e n a te. F o u r v a ca n c ies 
tw o of 
a r e ye t to he filled, 
w h ich a re fo r s ix -y e a r te rm s.

Ted Dealey of Dallas, 

editorial 
w rite r of the Dallas News wired his 
resignation to th e Governor shortly 
the appoint­
a f t e r confirm ation of 
m e n t s L. J. T ru e tt, business man 
a t McKinney, has also refused 
to 
serve on the board, according to o ffi­
cial reports received S atu rd ay which 
it was not possible to verify a t the 
Governor’s Mansion.

Dealey Wire* Refusal 

Mr. Dealey w ired: “ I will be u n ­
able to serve because of a rule of the 
News which forbids its editorial e m ­
ployes to accept political 
ap po int­
m en t.”

It was not definitely learned why 
Mr. T ru e tt refused the regency, b u t 
it is understood t h a t it was because 
of illness in his family.
With the w ithdraw al 

of the a p ­
pointees S aturd ay, the total nu m b er 
o f refusals sent in since the 
new 
adm inistration took charge has been 
raised to five. M. M. Crane of D al­
las, Thomas S. Henderson of C am ­
eron and John Sealy of Galveston, 
wired the Governor Tuesday th a t “ on 
account of im p o rtan t business m a t ­
te rs they would n ot be able to give 
th e 
required by a place on 
the University b o ard .”

time 

Twenty persons have been regents 
or appointed re g e n ts during the past 
th re e weeks, with only five m em bers 
It has n ot been 
now on the board. 
the newly created 
announced when 
vacancies will be filled.

Five Member* on Board 

Since the latest resignations, the 

Miss Vivian Richardson, daugh­
ter of T. C. Richardson of Austin, 
is field editor of the Farm 
who 
and Ranch magazine, tied with De 
W itt Reddick 
the $10 prize 
for 
given for the best feature story ap­
pearing in The I exan last month. 
She 
is a member of the Ranger 
s ta ff, Theta Sigma Phi, w om en’s 
journalistic sorority, Reagan Liter­
ary Society, Rio Grande Valley 
Club, and is vice president of the 
Journalism Department. She is an 
issue editor on The Texan.

Miss R ichardson writes feature 
stories for the Houston Chronicle. 
She also writes poetry.

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The banquet hall was decorated in 
the college colors, maroon and white, 
and each alumni present was provid­
ed with lite ratu re pertaining to the 
university. The program w'as opened 
by the singing of old college songs, 
following which short 
biographical 
sketches were given by those present. 
Dr. E. P. Schoch was the oldest alum ­
ni present, having g radu ated in 1895, 
and Mary Steussey was the youngest, 
not yet having received her degree. 
Professor B. F . P itten ge r acted as 
toastm aster.

Dr. Butler outlined 

the develop­
ment and struggles of Chicago U n i­
versity from its opening in 1892 u n ­
til 
the present time. He explained 
t h a t the other grdeat universities of 
the countries have increased their en­
dowment as much as 80 per cent 
within the last five years, while Chi­
cago has increased her endowment 
13 per cent. Chicago U niversity now 
has 13, 539 students and 600 profes­
sors, he told the alumni. The uni­
versity now has $54,000,000 in prop­
e rty and 
includes fofty-four build­
ings.

“ We do nc*t w a n t to alienate the 
feelings of the alumni to the insti­
tutions where they are now located,” 
he emphasized, “ but we do w ant to 
know if these alum ni are interested 
in the progress of Chicago U niver­
sity. Our ambition is not to have the 
largest university in the cou ntry, but 
an institution perfectly equipped to 
do the work in the field where the 
opportunities and possibilities lie.”

Dr. Butler, accompanied by Mr. J. 
WL Mould, sec retary of the board of 
tru stees of Chicago University, will 
leave fo r Waco Monday morning, 
where they will m eet with the alum ­
ni of th a t city.

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Mrs. R osenberry and 
J. C. W h ite on Program 
at V esp ers T om orrow

left, 

Jimmy Sw earingen, 

and 
Bill Sw earingen, right, 18-year old 
sophomore* in the University, are 
pictured at the U niversity radio 
station 
P ow er Building, 
where they broadcast games and 
market reports.

in the 

The resem blance of the Swear*

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ingen twins is so great that even 

L their close associates have trouble 

in distinguishing them. Both are

track men, and Coach Clyde Lit­

tlefield admits that he never knows 

which one comas out 

first 

in a

Noted Woman Historian and 
Former Dean of Women at 

Wisconsin Arrives Monday

FRESHMEN MAY SIEN FOR 
DEBATE CLUB IN ll HULL

M oore U r g e s First Y e a r Men 
to Jo in ; First M ee tin g 
This W e e k

in 

interscholastic debating 

All freshmen who have had exper­
ience 
in 
high school are urged to sign up as 
soon as possible, if they wish to p a r ­
ticipate in the freshm an forensic so­
ciety now being organized, according 
to John Palm er, appointed by debat­
ing coach W. O. Moore as organizer 
the society. The freshm en can 
of 
sign up in V Hall, as th ere is a sheet 
provided for th a t purpose in the hall­
way of th a t building.

and 

Any freshm an, regardless of fo r ­
m er experience is invited to join. The 
first meeting will be held sometime 
next week, 
either Professor 
M oore or Professor Elwood Griseom 
will act as critic and sponsor of the 
organization. Coach Moore stated that 
the freshmen girl speakers will prob­
ably hold several joint meetings with 
the boys.

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B IS H O P W . T. C A P E R S 

TO PR E A C H T O D A Y A T 

ALL S A IN T S C H A P E L

Mrs. Marvin B. R osenberry (Lois 
is being 
Kimball M atthews) who 
the U niversity campus 
bro ugh t 
u nder the 
auspices of the Texas 
Diosces of the Episcopal Church will 
arrive Monday morning.

to 

Mrs. Rosenberry will be extensive­
ly entertain ed d uring her two day 
visit in Austin. She will be the lunch­
eon guest of the Sund ay Club Coun­
The 
cil Monday a t the cafeteria . 
parish will have her as its guest and 
inspirational speaker a t a dinner to 
he given a t the Gregg House Mon­
day evening.

Women interested will he able to 
hear Mrs. Rosenberry Monday a f t e r ­
noon a t 4:15 when she will talk to 
the Guild of All S aints Chapel, and 
again a t Vespers in the Girl's Study 
Hall at five.

The American Association of Uni­
versity Women will honor Mrs. Ro­
a t the 
sen berry with a luncheon 
Stephen F. Austin Hotel a t noon on 
Tuesday. AH 
college women in te r­
ested 
in th a t work will form the 
guest list.

F ro m five to six or Tuesday even­
ing, the Faculty W om en’s Club will 
give a reception 
a t their 
club house.

fo r h er 

Alumni and ex-students of Wis­
consin who are in A ustin will have 
d in ner with Mrs, R osenberry a t the 
ca feteria on Tuesday night.

Miss Elizabeth Vinson, daughter 
of former President Robert E. V in­
son, will be married to H. A. K el­
ley of Clevland, Ohio. The date 
of the marriage has been set for 
sometime next spring. While 
in 
tlie University, Miss Vinson was a 
member of 
the Turtle Club, Nu 
Upsilon Tau Tau, and on the In­
ner Council of Cap and Gown, 
senior w om en’s organization. She 
is a member of Kappa Alpha 

Theta sorority.

SIGMA DELTA CHI WILL 

PLAN JOURNALISM MELT

Local J o u rn a lists C o-operate 
W ith L e a g u e ; G ra d e H igh 
S chool P ap ers

E n te rta in m e n t of delegates to the 
Interscholastic Jou rn a lism C onfer­
ence which will be held in connec­
tion with the Interscholactic League 
finals in the spring will be discussed 
a t a meeting of Sigma Delta Chi 
Sunday afte rn o o n a t 
in 
Main Building 157 according to A. 
J, Bieter, president. Members of 
Sigma Delta Chi 
are co-operating 
with Interscholastic League officials 
in grading 
of High 
School papers belonging to the J o u r ­
nalism C onference.

the editions 

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semi-finals 

the 
declamation 

Semi-Final* for W ilmot 
Prize
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board now consists of Marcellus E. Six Girls and Live Boy* Pass 
F oster, H ouston; George W. T y ler 
of Bell C ounty; S. C. 
Paddleford, 
F o rt W orth; Mrs. H. J . O’Hair, Cole- j . 
m a n ; and R. G. Storey, Dallas. The 
in
Winners in 
to succeed H. J. Lutcher
m em ber 
S ta rk of Orange, who fills a six-year the freshm an 
contest
term th at expires in May, has n o t ; S atu rd ay aftern oo n were, among the
I Kiris, June P earl Knape, Austin; Lots
been named. 
j Swafford, Y oakum ; Sally Humlong,
: Bronte; M artha Anne baulk, Austin;
HOGGS TO TALK. B ettie LOU Woosley, T r e n to n ; a n d 
j Ruth Borman> Ty1er. and among the
n V S V X V J a J A VZ 
O N OWNERSHIP^ vs, Edwin Davis, H ubbard; W S.
Hughes, A ustin; A rth u r Sandlin, San
DF R A I L R O ADS Antoni< ; Jackson F reem an, Austin;
ja n d M erit H. Steger, San Angelo.
The finals will be held F e b ru a ry
* 
The ju d g e , were members of
batable subjects, ••R e s o lv e d , T h at t h e th e publie 
faculty. The 
U S G overnm ent should own and I winners were judged on th e ir i n t e r ­
operate the railroads.” will be d i s -j p retation and delivery. 
cussed Tuesday n ig ht at the Hogg 
Debating Club. The meeting will be 
held a t 7 o’clock in the Y. M. C. A., 
and all m em bers are urged 
to be
present on time. 

 
One of the m ost interesting of de-1 IO. 

L U T H E R L E A G U E T O D A Y

SPEC IA L P R O G R A M A T 

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In the debate the affirm ative will 

miscellaneous program of music
has been arranged for the
be contested by Morris Hankins an d and 
Anton R auhut and the negative by m eeting of the Lu ther League this 
F ree m a n , j a f ternoon a t 3 o’clock at the Luthor- 
F ran k White and L. J. 
“ The Craw ford Trial a t Dallas” will i an Church Annex. Miss Hildegarde 
he discussed by David H eath, an d Manske and Elwood Schul* a re 
in 
“ Why M id-term s” will be explained charge of the entertainm ent, 
by Harvey B lanton. Lavon Loving-! An im p o rtan t 
good will give th e weekly g ru n t. 

j will precede the program.

business m eeting 

Mrs. Lois Kimball Rosenberry, who 
has been on the campus in the in ter­
the Episcopal students, will 
est of 
speak a t the Y. W. C. A. Vespers 
Monday afternoon at 5 o’clock in the 
Girls’ Study Hall.

Mrs. Rosenberry has published sev­
eral books, the latest being “ The E x ­
pansion of New England.” She was 
dean of women a t the University of 
Wisconsin for some time and 
later 
travelled for the American Associa­
tion of College Women. At present
irs. Rosenberry is lecturing a t the 
conferences of the Episcopal students 
over the United States.

W aco Rabbi Speaker

at Chapel T uesday

chapel 

Rabbi Wolfe Macht of IX aco will 
conduct 
services Tuesday, 
and Friday, 
Wednesday, Thursday, 
according to an announ cem ent from 
the Chapel committee. Rabbi Macht, 
who is coming to Austin especially to 
conduct these services, is a g ra d u ate 
of Hebrew Union College of Cincin­
nati, and has been in Waco fo r the 
past six years.

Rabbi Macht’s subjects are as fol­
lows; Tuesday, 
“ God’s R ainbo w ;” 
Wednesday, “The Task of the A ges;” 
Thursday, “ The Spiritual Conditions 
of Peace;” and Friday, “The Religion 
of R abindranath Tag ore.”

Ut. Rev. Win. Theodotus Capers, 
I). D,, bishop of W est Texas, will 
preach a t the 11 o’clock service at 
the All Saint s Chapel, Rev. Du Rosie 
M urphy 
yesterday . Bishop 
Capers is well known throughout the 
state, and 
is 
the University parish 
expected to tu rn out to h e a r him. 

stated 

I

At 6 o’clock, Bishop C apers will I *•» 

address the S unday Club, and every 
one is invited to hear him.

 

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M A D D R E Y W R IT E S BEST 

IN A U G U R A T I O N STORY

Miss K athryn M addrey of Bon 
ham had the distinction of w ritin g ] 
the best newspaper story of the in­
au guratio n of Governor Miriam F e r ­
guson, according to the vote of the 
r e ­
journalism new s-gathering and 
porting class. Members of the class 
covered 
the inauguration as an as­
signment.

The students voted on the stories 
by num ber without 
the 
names of the writers. H i t s Maddrey 
is a ;unior student in the University 
and stays at the Scottish Rite Dor­
mitory.

knowing 

A large n u m b e r of leading High 
Schools of the s ta te belong to th* 
conference and will be represen ted in 
Mrs, R osenberry is a historian of 
the 
the spring. 
note having w ritten a hook on the 
the 
‘ prize which will 
“ Expansion of New England.” 
She
has served as associate professor of s p ap e r judged best by the local chap- 
history in Vassar, Wellesley College, t e r of Sigma Delta Chi promises to 
I keen. In jud gin g the papers a num- 
and the University of Wisconsin, 
Sbe is likewise the leading dean o f ber of d iffe re n t fe a tu re s are taken 
women in the United States. She has , into consideration such as editorials, 
the only book ever writ-1 news stories, advertize m eats, make-
published 

fo r 
be awarded 

Com petition 

*ubJ«e t u,’d ' r the Utle d P. and w r v i “ to K h o° 1'

of ‘The Dean of W om en.” 

I A date will be set a t tho m eeting
Mrs. R osenberry will be the house Sunday for the formal pledging ser-
guest of Miss Lucy Newton, Dean o f; vice for the newly elected members
Women, during her stay in the city. of Sigma Delta Chi. All members of
I the chapter are expected to be pre-
j sent.

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M aro o n s M eet W aco

H ere M o n d a y N ight s p e c i a l MUSIC W IT H
j 
comprise the ] 

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Three hard games 
for 

schedule 
the Austin Maroons, j The second of a series of four ser- 
Bobby R obertson’s own, during the moos on “ Some Men and J e s u s ” will 
coming week. The firs t game of the be given by Rev. Lawrence W'har- 
week will be played here Monday ton a t 
the U niversity Presbyterian 
night with the Waco High team. The church tonight a t 8 o’clock, the en- 
be played h e r e : tire service not to last over forty- 
second game will 
the Main five minutes. The sermon will dis- 
when the Maroons m eet 
Avenue team of Fan Antonio. 
the 
On i cuss “The Man Who Climbed 
F rid ay night they play the Brack- j Sycamore Tree," and will be supple- 
enridge High 
last mented by special music by the stu- 
game of the week. 

* dent orchestra.

team fo r 

the 

SER M O N BY W H A R T O N Referee Forbes and Coach

^ The Bears, all primed by Coach
Fr an k Bridges for a big victory over 
the jaded Longhorns, had a 2 to 0 
lead in the first minute of play, but 
th ereafter 
the Steers lead th ro ugh ­
out the game, the first half ending 
16 to IO for Texas, Coach S tew art, 
who has been working overtime for 
two weeks, staged a g re a t comeback 
with his rejuvenated longhorns. M att 
Newell, one of the la rg e st athletes 
in school, was stationed a t a guard 
position, and the Richmond boy gave 
the Longhorns the necessary power 
a victory. Captain 
to 
Lester Settegast, who had been h a n ­
repeatedly 
dicapped with 
threw sensational field 
and 
was one of the chief factors in the 
success of his team. H ubert Foster, 
flashing his 1924 form; Sandi Esqui­
vel, playing his usual strong game, 
and Carl Nation, 
the lath-like fo r­
the 
ward, doing his best work of 
year, were all potent factors in last 
night’s g re a t victory over the Bears, 
always one of the Longhorn’s chief 
rivals in every sport.

injuries, 

goals, 

over 

put 

Longhorns Play Well 

In addition 

to the s ta rtin g 

line­
up, Dick Nagle, Dewey Smalley, Mau­
rice S ta in e r, and Stud Wright, the 
other athletes used by the Longhorn 
coach, played well. The performance 
of Nagle, who made his debut here, 
was especially good, and he promises 
to develop into a valuable player.

F rank Bridges, the Baylor coach, 
as usual, did the unusual, startin g 
second-stringers, and for this act he 
is a wiser hut a sadder man. The 
Longhorns took a commanding lead 
over the Cubs, and his Bears could 
never overcome the big score. Strick­
land was easily the outstanding p er­
form er for Baylor. Coach Bridges 
has a wonderful a r r a y of talent, but 
his boys j u s t ca n ’t shoot from 
the 
middle of the field and win basket 
ball games.

Bridges Changes Line-up

threw the ball in the 

Bel] of Baylor threw a field goal 
immediately a fte r the game started, 
hut Texas tied the score a moment 
later on a goal by Esquivel. The 
Longhorn* took the lead when Long 
Lester, center and captain, tossed a 
sensational field goal. Esquivel and 
Miera th rew foul goals, making the 
count 5 to 3 for Texas. A fter Sandi 
threw another goal, this one count­
ing for two points, the Bears called 
time out to counsel over the situa­
tions. Winchester was perked and re ­
placed by Sisco of football 
fame. 
C arrie Nation made a long run, c a r­
rying the sphere almost to the goal 
and 
basket. 
Coach Bridges then became worried 
over the score, which was 9 
to 3 
again*! him, and changed the line-up 
as follows: Chamhless fo r Bell, Miers 
for Jones, Strickland for Creasey, 
Morris 
for Sisco. W ith Baylor’s 
prize Bears in the ring, Esquivel and 
Nation threw field goals, making th e 
score 13 to 3. A Baylor player threw 
the ball into the stand occupied by 
the girls, and the game was delayed 
several minutes while ‘^ h a g g le rs ” re ­
covered the ball. Sisco and S ettegast 
made foul throws, followed by a goal 
from the court by Morris, making 
the co u n t 14 to 6. Strickland and N a­
tion made two successful throws for 
goals. Coach S te w a rt sent in Stall- 
ter for Nation, who got a big hand 
from the crowd as he left the court. 
then stopped while
The game was 
Bridges
had a five or six-minute argum ent; 
there was no decision as the referee 
could not find the solution in the rule 
book. A fte r Morris made a foul toss, 
Dewey Smalley was sent in for Stall- 
ter, the referee claiming 
the 
Longhorn player had talked hack to 
him, or r a th e r had talked to his back. 
Morris th rew another foul goal, and 
the helf ended L6 to IO for the Long-

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4

 Varsity Sophomores Operate 
Station, Make Honor Roll, 

and Star on Track Team

WEAVING BEAUTIFUL SCARFS 

PLAN ADOPTED BY DOROTHY

SCOTT FOR EARNING MONEY

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B y Eli*»b*th B ald w in

Dorothy Scott Puts 

Into Practice What 

She Learns in Class

B y H a t « i H a d K k

Weaving of beautiful 

woolen j 
scarfs is the plan adopted by Dor- 1 
Making good grades seems to be as much a habit with the 
othy Pat Scott, of Ferris, and the I
Swearingen twins as running 440 yards around Clark Field 
in the ^hort time of about 52 or 53 seconds. They made the*q. R D., for e a r in g mon#y to buy! 
fir*t per cent honor roll all three term* during their freshm an8 the “thick malted*”, candy ban,* 
year, each having made straight A’s in the five courses which rhewlwir 
picture #tow ticket*, 
th e y carried. The? seem to be in line for a similar record this 
and other rtecensttie* in the life of 
year since one's grades for the fall term, 1924, were three A’s, 
the varsity coed. Mi** Scott gained 
a B, and a C.
of weaving 
her knowledge 
in a
in textile* offered by the 
course 
So

 
Jimmy and Bill built the transmit­
Their resemblance i* so great King sets now used in station WCMI jjom€ Economics Department. 

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colored yarn 

engrossed did she become in the art4 
fashioning dainty neck-pieces1 
o f 
that she 
from gaily 
loom. Her busine** pros­
bought a 
the Scottish 
pered fro rn the start, 
Rite Dormitory girt* being eager to 
obtain specimens of her handicraft. 
The loom itself cost $83 and Miss 
Scott already had made more than 
enough scarfs to pay for it. .She said 
that she would soon accumulate a 
large enough fund 
to enlarge her 
business.

last year made 

Mi** Scott’* experience i* indica­
tive of the practicality of the train 
ing given girl* who register 
home economics courses 
home economic 
For example three 
students who attended the Universi­
ty 
their spending 
money by making dresses for other 
girl* who lived at the same dormi­
tory with them. At first they sewed 
only a few for friend*, but soon the 
demand tor their servies became so
. * :,^4 ' groat that they were unable to find
time to fill all of their engagement*,
Co-ed« D esign O w n C lothes

*

home economics course is afforded 
for j by thtf, large enrollment. There are 
at varsity.I jgo Kir}g taking the course in design-, 
jng which is open to freshman girls.
This course is a prerequisite to all 
courses in sewing. There are TI girls 
taking advanced 
clothing bourse*
this year.

S t u d y M a t e r i a l S e l e c t i o n

An elementary course 

in sewing j

”Thi* year many 

girls in these 
courses are designing and making 
their clothes, thereby saving quite a: 
bit o f money. Nut only ar® they sav­
ing mrney, but some of the more} 
industrious mre* are making money 
sewing for their friends. These girls; 
are getting : tract lea I value out of] 
their instruction In school because ; 
they are 
learning much about the 
selection of clothing from the stand - 1 
point of economy and durability as 
well as from the standpoint of be­
comingness,” said Miss Lucy Rath­
bone of the Home Economic* De­
partment.

Just how iff eft Ive Is the trains 
given the girts may be surmised 
from a comparison 
of the cost o 
the dresses made by girts in one o f 
the advanced d a n e s w in ready 
made dresses, Ready made dresses, 
selling for $50 were made by the 
girl* for 222. One girl made an en­
semble suit.

Proof of the popularity of the

forth all of the participants to cornel 
slip, 
forward and sign a probation 
“Whistle Yell” 
practice. Most of the ring leaders 
were suspended. A certain sum was I 
levied on each student in the Uni-j 
versify to pay for tho damage done 
to the hall and when all of the ex­
citement had died down and all fact* 
had been sifted, it wa* found that 
the 
fatalities wore Might. Thus 
ended the great “Battle of K. C. 
Hail ”

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A Fresh A ssortm ent of King s and W hitman s Just In

in 

the 

length 

 " " 

I ast year the Swearingen 

J im my and BHI Swearingen, 13-3 
year old sophomore*, lire at Lock- j 
tal rf.
is 
that even their close associates have whose broadcasting wave 
trouble at times 
In addition to the two
dishfuls bing’ 268 meters. 
th* rn. Coach Clyde Littlefield admits transmitting set* they have already 
on*! constructed and put into operation,
that he never knows which 
0 7)1 for us* on 268 mater* for broad­
comes out first on the track.
casting purposes and one for use on 
••Th*}- are both mighty good men." 
for code work with
1600 meters 
said Littlefield. "One time one of
them comes out first w hile the o ih tT ' naval stations, another set will he 
I h ave a hard ! constructed soon for use on 80 rset- 
leads the next time. 
time in keeping them straight in my era as an amateur station for expen­
d e d and never know w hich one it mental purpose*. There ar# numer­
ic who lead*. They h a v e sh ow n t h i s ; ous receiving set* in 
station, 
year a great improvement over th e I some of w hich h ave been construct- 
work th e y did on th e track while ed by the Swearingen twins. These 
freshmen and have p o ssib ilitie s of young men receive no pay from the 
making v a lu a b le men on th is year’s government for this work. 
In fact,
they consider their position an bon 
squad.”
twins j or having little work attached to it. 
They have had some practical ex­
perience with radio for about seven 
years, so constructing a set I* a sim­
ple matter for them.

each received a silver medal for hay 
jog the highest scholastic record* of 
any member of tho freshman track 
team. Each year the Athletic Conn­
ed give* a medal to a member af 
each squad who make* the highest 
identical grades of 
grade*. The 
to 
these men caused the 
be forced to give the two medals 
rather than one.

Each of the twins spend* about 
five hour* a day in the radio Sta­
tion. 
It seems that there would be
i 
, 
little time far other things, hut ju st* * 
leisure stu­
like some of the more 
dents, Rill and Jimmy have 
very 
modern hobbies, They find time to 
play golf and dance just as much as 
some others, and they get just as 
much enjoyment out af doing so.
Plan ta At lewd H arvard 
The Swearingen twins plan to re­
ceive B ILA. degrees from the Uni­
versity of Texas. Their scholastic 
training will be concluded 
in the 
Harvard Business School.

Besides the necessary time it take* 
to make the honor roil grade*, and 
beside* the hour and fifteen minutes 
required of them to spend on the 
in preparing for 
truck each *|ay 
the relay and 440, the Swearingen 
twins spend a great deal of time in 
the government radio station on the 
second floor of the University power 
Their close resemblance i* quite
house. There they broad* ant mar*
tot report* and weather 
forecast* i noticeable on the campus and kl the 
four times daily— at 0:45 and 11.45 I source of much comment. On* fair 
a. rn. and 2:45 and 3:46 p. m. Also, co-ed was heard to remark, “I don’t 
like to go 
all of the football and basketball know whether I would 
games played by the University arc i with one of them or not. They look 
broadcasted from this -lotion. The so much alike- just exactly alike to 
s peer hrs and music at Ma’s inaugu- mc. They could shift dates on me 
ration were broadcasted from there, without my ever knowing it,”

B r o a d c a s t Marl**! R e p o r t * 

council 

. l i .

4 *i, 

AMMONIA GAS AND CORDWOOD 
USED BY SOPHS A N D F R O S H 
IN “BATTLE OF K. C. H A L L ”

have been in the mat, and old-timers about the campus are la* 
meriting this feet with stories about the combats that were fought 
in the days of ’20 and ’21.

Even before the days cd prosent3 ------ -—................................... 

 .—

the 

furnish 

fresh m en 

large; ti n served only to 

."enior*. however, thoro wore battles j crowd was so thick on 
stair* 
i n which the sophomore* did not a1- leading up to the hall that as the 
ways w in . The tost one <»t this char- eombanants in the thick of the fray 
atter was the famous “ Battle of K.! succumbed to the fumes of ammonia,
Cl Hair* in 1919. This fight lasted they were paused oui over the heads 
ail afternoon and well into the night; of their comrades to waiting araby-1 
o number of student* were injured j lance*. Reserve* from the police Ma 
+k*i,
by shot- of ammonia; aud a 
their 
number ire re put on probation and i clubs as weapons,
As soon a* they
MtspendMMi.
* appeared they were unarmed and 
I thrown out on the edge of the mob. 
F r o sh T ie -u p S op h *

ft-<option Start* Trouble
The trouble started over the Fresh 
Having finally gamed admission
rr.a n Reception. A h I t w a s well known
that the sophomores wmild attempt • through the front door* and up fire 
to have one of their number lead the 
th* freshmen commenced ty-
grand march, the 
b e g a n I *"8 up all sophomore* on the floor, 
preparations for defense early in the Hand-to-hand fighting was at 
its 
afternoon. When tile sophomore* at- ***** ** 
stage, and the drum in 
tacked about 4 o’clock, they were re-I the orchestra had both heads kicked
pulsed with much gusto. About 5 
When President Vinson appeared,
o Vleck the sophomore* stormed the
bal! again and this time they were I th* FlffHt wa* in full swing. After 
•>uccr*.fut. Most of 
freshmen I much pleading and exhortations on 
were tied up and carted out on the j his part, the main struggle lessened 
lake, where they were tacked in piles I *« 
intensity, and only minor bouts 
! on the extreme edge* were in evi*
like cordwood, 
When the new* spread that the halllder.ee. Th* bloody and ragged corn­
in which the first-year men were to: tottmt* looked each other in the eve* 
have their dance wa* in the hands of I for the first time, for the smoke and 
their hated dr**rates, a1! cif the fresh- j dust-laden atmosphere was so thick 
men rallied to the cause and by 7 ; that often class-raate 
fought with 
t>\ lock a body of more 
formed on ®
A truce wa# declared and the fresh­
men were allowed to continue their
Street
A ft.-.
they
$jjS'Cch.ss, ti icy started to avenge the i dance- Tuxedos took the place of 
djagraee S t the afternoon. But the'ragged shirt* and tom pant*. Many 
-.tm bad al— received rein*} black eyes were in evidence. Ban- 
forrrwnt# along with gome Ii re-ex-fdaged heads were at a premium arid 
tingUsttor# fUhwf with ammonia a ad Mucky was the man that still had
were ready for brain*-**,
the odor of ammonia on hi# person. 

Grande near Seventh 
prelim inary “fig h t” .

out in the melee.

600 class-mate.

than 

the 

CIO

hut little of the nervous ne,**

Early morning papers of the next] 
i f character --tile of their kind,! day carried wild tales bannered ac-f 
■year. m m Moraed the front truss their front pages about the fight., 
of the hah tirattltameniuly. I All day long wires and letters poured’ 
and doors were 
smashed, I into town from frightened parents 
who could not but know that their 
Reggie was in it. A convocation of 
the student body wa# held. At this 
President Vinson called
meeting 

eord-wood. and brick# were 

jmmm artillery* and even the 

orchestra that had assembled for the 
lace wa* m I allowed to lea re. The

Class rushes do no4 seem as popular at the University as they and it looked like 

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t

.^ruction work. In the laboratory the afternoon at 6;30 After a weicom_ will be served. 
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that many of the girls teach home 
economics in the high schools over 
the state, thus passing on what they 
have learned while in the University.
Many will use in their homes later 
the knowledge gained,” according to 
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^Wilson, instructors in sewing in the 
Home Economics Department.

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the University C afeteria Monday a t 
one 
to Am o
that 
“ S horty” Nowotny, who says 
the feature of the program will be a 
musical sketch presented by Martha 
Jo Johnson, Julia Mathews, and Buss 
Edens.

In addition to tra n a c tio n o r r e g u ­
lar business and hearing of the com ­
m ittee reports, the m eeting will be 
m a r k e d by a speech by Bill McGill, 
fou nder of the Cowboys. Bill C am p 
will 
singing w ith 
Burt Dyke a t the piano.

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STEERS START COMPETITIVE 

TRACK EVENTS IN PREPARATION 
FOR TEXAS RELAY GAMES

B y V a n

engaged 

S tadium 

tra c k squad 

F o r the first tim e this season the 
Longhorn 
in 
competitive events a t th e ir practice 
period y esterday afternoon 
a t the 
Memorial 
course. Clyde 
Littlefield, track coach, took careful 
the records made by his 
notes on 
men in the various runs, and while 
I he relu c tan tly adm itted that he was 
satisfied, considering the earliness of 
the season, still he would give no 
definite 
to 
y esterd ay ’s records.

in form ation 

in 

new hurdles, regulation Olympic with 
red base an d white top which may be 
raised to three heights, and the s e tt­
ling of the cinder on the course, the 
Longhorns have a good training field. 
of Hillsboro 
The tw en ty car loads 
cinders, which were used on 
the 
track, had already been weathered 
before th e ir deposition hen* and that 
fact had much to do with the rapidity 
with which 
into 
condition.

the course settled 

regard 

One of th e events th at has been

It is alm ost certain th a t over this 
track d u rin g the Texas Relay games 
trot Joie Ray or 
on March 27 will 
perhaps Harold
P aavo Nurm i, and 
causing the track mentor much con- Osborne, great American hudi-jump- 
eern is the q u a r t e r and half-mile con-1 er, for, according to L. Thou. Bell- 
tests. Of late, however, the improv-i niont, Dean of the School of Physical 
ing form t h a t Leland Glass has shown Education, the A tide tic Coned feels 
has caused prospects in th at field to | confident t h a t if will get two of the 
brighten. Glass seems to fit well in men m entioned above. 
both of those events. A n o th er q u a t * - --------------o — -----~~
tor miler whose work at practice has C o w b o y s W ill H old
caused the coach 
to feel optimistic | 
over his possibilities is Bob Neblett. J 
‘N eblctt is a quarter-milei: of no lit­
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f o r 

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Coach S tew art ordered Smalley to r e ­
place Nation. Long L ester made 
a n o th er scintillating shot, 
the 
score was 23 to 13. A fte r Moiler 
w ent in for Baylor, Esquivel made 
two points on a couple 
foul 
throws. Melier made a foul throw, 
whir* was followed by a p re tty field 
goal by Smalley of the Longhorns. 
W ith the count 27 to I -^against them, 
the 
and only a short 
time 
out. 
Bears again asked for 
Nagle went in fo r Newell, and cele­
brated his arrival on the scene by 
m aking a field goal. Esquivel threw 
the middle of 
a goal alm ost from 
th e court, m aking the m argin 31 to 
IC. W right and Stalltor went in for 
S ettegast and Esquivel, who left the 
game amid wild pandemonium. Strick­
land and C h a m b le e made fo ur points 
fo r the Bears, the contest ending 31 
to 21.

to go, 
tim e 

O r a n g e J a c k e t s S i n g

included 

The largest crowd of the season 
was present, which 
the 
Longhorn Band, the Orange Jackets, 
Dr. and Mrs. W. M. W. Splawn, Dean 
Ira P. Hildebrand and wife, and 
m any other notables. Between the 
halves, the girls, led by Jessie Church, 
an Orange Ja c k e t and cheer leader, 
sang a song. Bob Payne, the yell 
lead, made a short speech on good 
sportsmanship, while Shorty Alder­
son, with the aid o f Hoyle’s, 
con­
vinced Mr. Bridges th a t h e had been

Academs and Engineers Will 
Clash for Intramural 
Cage Title

the gam e 

Fighting desperately through three 
over-time periods, 
the Alpha Tau 
Omega and Sigma Alpha Mu bas- 
keteers finally called 
in 
the Men’s gym yesterday afternoo n, 
with the score tied a t eight points 
apiece. The game resembled a March 
2 contest in ch a racter, with rough 
play very much in evidence. S. A. M. 
scored f i r s t when Abe Mehl looped a 
co un ter from the center of the field 
but Fellbaum of A. T. O. soon tied 
the score with a shot equally as bril­
liant. During the entire game both 
team s fought ferociously, with neith. 
cr having the edge.

In 

the d epartm ental 

basket ball 
league, the academs won the cham ­
pionship of league B when the B. B. 
A. team failed to ap p e ar and f o r ­
feited. This gives the Academs right 
to play the Engineers, who b ea t the 
Pre-Laws yesterday, fo r the d e p a rt­
mental title. By superior team work, 
and accu ra te goal shooting the en ­
gineers had no 
in beating 
the Pre-Laws 22 to 12. J. W. Smith 
was high point man of the game with 
even points, and was th e E n g in ee r’s 
best offensive player, while B reed­
looked 
love, the 
best fo r his team. The Engineers and 
Academs will play next S atu rd ay for 
the d epartm ental championship.

Pre-Law ca ptain 

trouble 

wrong 
rules.

in his contentions over 

the 

“ The boys played a g reat game 
arid I look for them to show much 
im provem ent from now' on,” stated 
Coach S tew art a f te r the game.

The line-up:

T e x a s 
; E s q u i v e l 

N a t i o n . .. 

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

 

 

 
 

 
F o r w a r d s

B a y l o r
Bell
 
C r e a s e y

F o s t e r .................................... 
N ew el l 

..................................... W i n c h e s t e r

i. .. J o n e s

S e t t e g a s t 

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B y Abe M f hi

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Th<* Texas freshm an quintet beat 
Bobby C ann on’s Brackenridge High 
School basketball team 25-23 yester­
day afternoo n 
the M en’s Gym. 
The game was close throughout, and 
from the first m inute o f play, both 
team s fought hard. F or 
awhile it 
looked as 
if the San Antone boys 
were going to run up a lead on the 
frosh, but the Texas defense stren g ­
thened, and from then on both team s 
fought desperately.

S h o t s Mi s sed

Many crip shots u n d e r 

the goal 
teams. The 
were missed by both 
Fish used th e ir passing system, but 
freq u en t wild heaves and fumbling 
caused bad 
breaks. Brackenridge 
men dribbled through a t times only 
to be stopped by the freshm an guards. 
The m ajority of all th e ir shots were 
from 
from 
und er the goal.

the floor ra th e r 

than 

Cannon started his second 

team 
and all showed up well during their 
ten m inutes play. He then sent in 
his first strin g men, led by Captain 
Rees, and 
little scoring was made 
d urin g the rem aind er of the period. 
The score was 13-13 a t the half.

Both team s came back strong in 
the last half, and th e score lead see­
sawed from one team to the other. 
The outcome was very doubtful for 
awhile. With the score 19-17 in fav­
or of the Alamo team , Joines, fresh ­
man guard, looped a 
goal 
from the side and tied the score.

p re tty 

B r a c k e n r i d g e G e t s L e a d

regained 

behind, Campbell 

B rackenridge again 

the 
lead through the shooting of Elkins. 
two 
With one m inute to play and 
points 
the 
of 
thirty 
freshmen, shot a goal, and 
seconds later, his team m ate, Johns, 
sent in as a substitute, looped an­
other shot from the middle of the 
floor and the Whistle blew a few sec­
onds later ending the game.

Captain Estes and Campbell 

of 
the freshm en were the chief 
point 
gainers, and every man on the team 
shot one TTT m ore goals while in the 
game. Captain Rees and Elkins letl 
the scoring fo r 
The line-up:

the Purples.

F r e s h m a n 
C a m p b e l l 
. 
Lo m a x 

.......-#*.••#*...... 
. 

B r a c k e n r i d g e
H o w el l
Ba ss

 

P a t r i c k .... ............... 

F o r w a r d s
 
C e n t e r s
G a u s e ................................................. F e n n e r
E s t e s 

............................................... D u s h a r n j

F e r g u s o n

 

G u a r d s

S ubstitutes: 

Texbs 

freshm en:

Johns, Smith, and Joines.

Brackenridge 

High: McMillan,
Cheatam, Hill, Roes, F riery, Elkins. 

Time of halves: 20 minutes. 
R eferee: Alderson (T e x as).

STEERS WIN

(Continued Prom Page I )

horns.

S t e e r s H o l d L e a d

Nation went back into the line-up 
at the s ta rt o f the second half, and 
immediately contributed one point on 
a foul throw', S ette g a s t made a n o th ­
er on his sensational shots, and the 
score was 19 to IO. A m inute later 
S ettegast 
threw ano th er field goal, 
and Baylor took tim e out. The fans 
yelled “ make it 28 to IO,” the score 
of last fall’s football game. 
Jones 
made a field goal and Meers a foul 
throw fo r Baylor. Brdiges then sent 
in Strickland and Charabless, while

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

Monday Is Only Day 
for Registration in 

Varsity Law School
Registration in the Law School 
will take place Monday, February 2, 
and all students will be required to j 
sign up tffat day or pay throe dol­
lars late registration fee. Students j 
who fail to sign up at the final call j 
will be dropped from the rolls of the 
University, according to Dean Hilde­
brand. Changes of sections, adding, 
and dropping courses will also be! 
cared for Monday.

Judge Hildebrand said that he ex ­
pected considerable influx of former j 
law students who were not registered! 
the past term, but that no student, 
not having previously done law work, 
would be allowed to register. Grades 
finished 
for the examinations 
will probably be posted in about two 
weeks, stated Dean Hildebrand.

Issue Editor

just 

DELTA SICS WIN
In the handball double games play­
ed yesterday the Delta Sigma Phi 
team defeated the Sigma Eta Chi 
team in two straight matches, 21-14 
and 21-12.

— Assistant

OFFICIAL NOTICES 
# ♦ ♦♦ # # » » # ♦ * ## # * ###•».»
THE LOWER ten girls in Racquet 
open to challenge 

Club will be 

February 2-8.

PRESIDENT.

DEMOLAYS 

in the University are 
coVdially invited to attend the reg-; 
ular m eeting 
Stephen F. I 
of the 
Austin chapter of the Order o f De- 
Molay at the Scottish Rite Cathe­
dral Monday evening at 7:30.

MEMBERS of the University debate I 

teams will 

have their 

made for the Cactus 
Monday at the Extension Studio.

pictures 
at IO a. rn. 

REGULAR Meeting 

o f Fredericks­
burg Club Tuesday night, Febru­
ary 3, at 7 o’clock in Main Building 
157.

PRESIDENT.

MEN’S Glee f lub. 

No rehearsal 
Sunday afternoon. Regular m eet­

ing Tuesday 7 p. rn.

DIRECTOR.

GIDDINGS Club members m eet in 
front of Hancock T heater Monday 
evening at 8:15. 
All who have not
done so leave m oney for tickets to 
theater party at 3905 U niversity Ave. 
not later than 8:00 Monday morning.

COMMITTEE.

ruary 2. 

S. A. E. house 7:30 Monday le b -j 

ALPHA Kappa Psi will meet at the COLLEGE Women and those inter- 
es ted in the work of college wo* 
men may make reservations for the
to be given for Mrs. Ro-
luncheon 
THERE will be a regular m eeting of seriberry at the Stephen F. Austin
the Oak ( !iff Club, Monday at 7 Hotel, Tuesday, February 3, at Miss

o'clock, in Main Building 

105. 
PRESIDENT. 

Newton's office.
| 

LUCY J. NEWTON.

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Offered in a nu m b er of the most favored models at

15.00, 17.50 25.00 and 32.50

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p a n e ls— trim m e d w ith b u tton s, e m b ro id e re d m o tifs a n d f u r b ands.

The new colors a r e : Ashes of Roses, H a rv e s t, A u b u rn , T a n , D e er a n d R osew ood.

A 4.85 Spring H at given free w ith every coat or d re ss at 12.50 to 32.50.

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F E A T U R E W RITERS

D»*M M illar 

G ordon Lew is 

SO CIETY W R ITE R S 

Eugenia
M arion

Ferffiiaon 
Mad lock

M arrer** B arclay

M aurine Rutland

R E PO R T E R S

X * th 1#en T a r t e r
N ancy B etta*
Ma WI Cfloper 
Lillian St* a ca 
D o ro th y H arric 
Io n ian R acine* 
G c rtra d e A lexander 
J . Braca U n #

I>ori<! Ho# fir en 
K a t h e r i n e Baith 
Fred P flu g h a u p t 
A eery Loeb m an 
G ray G illett* 
William Taylor 
Hi tx* h e ft Eldridge* 
Ju m b o Hayne*

Miff non Reed 
J . H. Barrett 
M arion E v a n *
Ma r r C o li* * 
Rrtfh AHred 
Melba M i t r heil 
Maxie M ayes 
E lla C a rte r

H a rv ey Web!* 
S m ith W h ite 
Neloon H aw kin* 
J o h n P a lm e r 
F d w ia P ry o r 
Lea A lth eim er 
R o b e rta L ean 
Louin* Fox

Ted Dealey, an editorial w rite r on the Dallas News, has de­
clined his appointm ent on th e U niversity Board of Regents, 
T. S. Henderson, who was offered a place on th e board by the 
new adm inistration, also declined. To be a m e n d e r of the Board 
of Regents requires much time, and it is not s u rp ris in g th a t sev­
eral are declining the honor. However, the m em bers of 
the 
board who do th e ir duty conscientiously ren d er a service to the 
institution and the people of Texas,

Kupper Bier, butcher, Hoboken, N ew Jersey, believes him ­
self to be the oldest business man in th e country. He recently 
celebrated his 105th b irth d ay a n n iv ersa ry . Mr. Bier m ust have 
considerable stickability as the life of the business m an is quite 
exacting. 
It is said th a t about 95 per cent of our business people 
fail in business sooner or later, but Mr. B ier e ith e r m ust engage 
in a business th a t is very profitable or he has the persistency to 
overcome all obstacles.

John Palm er, a fre sh m a n in the U niversity, has been a p ­
pointed c h airm an of a committee w hich has been designated to 
organize a fresh m an forensic and lite ra ry society. T he s p irit 
that prom pted the leaders to try to organize this club is commen­
dable, but th e re is no need of such an organization. All of the 
freshm en who a re interested in public speaking will be welcomed 
the University. These 
by the five m en’s literary societies 
freshmen will be much b e tte r off th e re th a n in a club made up 
entirely of freshm en. 
In the lite ra ry soc ieties the upperclassm en 
tak e an in te re st in the freshm en, try to correct th e ir mistakes, 
and give them every o p p ortun ity to m ake good.

in 

S. S. Huebner, professor a t Cornell U niversity, will make an 
address Tuesday on life insurance to the stu d en ts of the School 
of Business A d m in istratio n . Life insurance is a su bject th a t is 
of interest to all, and his talk should be worthwhile. Many of 
the highest paid salesmen in th e United S ta te s a re life insurance 
salesmen. P ro fesso r £ . K arl McGinnis of the B. B. A. d e p a r t­
m en t waxes eloquent of a young man who studied engineering 
an d made a fa ilu re of his profession. He then decided he would 
t r y to sell life insurance, and spent a bo ut six m onths reading 
every' book th a t had been w ritten on the subject. A fte r th o r ­
oughly fam iliarizin g himself with every phase of life insurance, 
he started out, and the fir s t y ear his commissions am ounted to 
$50,000. T h e re may he em bryonic .salesmen in the U niversity 
w ith such possibilities.

DO U N IV E R S IT Y A T H L E T IC S R E C E IV E TOO MUCH 
P R O M IN E N C E IN T H E T E X A N ?

The A thenaeum L iterary Society recently held a debate on 
the subject of w hether U niversity athletics received too much 
publicity in The Texan, and by a two to one vote decided in favor 
of th e affirm ativ e. L. Thee. Bellmont, d irecto r of 
athletics, 
Monday n igh t a t The Texan banquet declared th a t athletics was 
being overplayed in the school paper.

The decision of the A thenaeum L ite ra ry Society only meant 
th a t the a ffirm a tiv e speakers put up a b etter debate th a n the 
negative d ebaters and won the decision. Mr. B ellm ont^ s ta te ­
ment came as a surprise, an d it must be th a t he really was ju s t 
jo kin g Mr. Bellmont acquired the re p u ta tio n of being quite a 
hum orist a t th e A ustin R otary Club, w hich organization he has 
served as president, and his reference to The Texan giving too 
prominence to athletics doubtless was an example of his hum or.

The tr u th is The Texan has given f a r less space to athletics 
this year th an a t any time in recent years. 
It is the opinion of 
most of the jo u rnalism stu d en ts th a t The Texan m ight be c rit­
icised for not giving athletics enough publicity, but 
the 
ch arge cannot be supported t h a t it is giving athletics too much 
sim ilar 
attention. Lectures, church meetings, 
events have been given most a tten tio n this year, instead of our 
athletic contests.

debates, 

surely 

and 

W hether individually we a re inclined favorably o r un fa v o r­
ably toward college athletics, it must be adm itted th a t articles 
about Longhorn athletic t e a m s a re of i n t e r e s t to a f a r g re a te r 
n u m b e r of people than articles on lectures, readings, debates, or j 
o th e r sim ilar subjects.

It is the d uty of a new spaper to reflect public opinion as well 
a s to try to mould public opinion, a n d ^ in c e most o f us a re in te r­
ested in the Longhorn athletic teams, it is the duty of The T e x a n ! 
to give a reasonable amount of space to athletics.

r* 
ILX am S A c c o r d i n g t o 

Seniors Must Take 
, n - r ll— I in 
a 

It wa# decided that the seniors will
u k e their final examinations aceord-
u. the reguiur *pring term sche-
Schedule i n S p r i n g ! J a l * in»tead of haring them moved
up three days in advance, as has been
customary in the past. At the sug-
g( st km of several ex-students, the
. 
...... Council dele maned en at Saturday.
June 6, will be the senior and ex-stu­
dent day. The baccalaureate sermon 
will he delivered Sunday, June 7, arid 
Monday night will be commencement 
n igh t

Recommendations of the Conimenee-
 
tm nt Committee were passed by the r. 
... 
Generml Faculty to the Administra­
tive Council which acted upon thens 
at a meeting held 
last Wednesday, 
according to Dr J . B, Wharey, chair­
man of the Commencement Coram it-

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Johnson Co.

Sale of
SILK
SPRING
DRESSES

Every frock should be describ­
ed separately to do justice to the 
charm and remarkable value. 
Every one is an authentic mode.

They come in Florishmah, 
Crepe Chalfonte and crepe de 
in plain, printed and 
chine 
stripes.

These dresses have 

just ar­
rived from our buyer who is in 
the east and are the very latest 
whisper in style and materials.

Come in today and inspect 

them.

 Antoinette Room New Hotel 
Scene of Delta Tau Delta 
Formal Dance Friday Night

— 

« 

s. - 1.

D e lta T a u D e lta f r a t e r n i t y e n t e r ­
ta in e d w ith t h e i r fo rm a l d a n c e f o r 
the w in te r te r m F rid a y e v e n in g 
in 
th e A n to in e tt e room o f th e S te p h e n 
F. A u stin H o tel. T h e ball ro o m was 
d e c o r a te d in th e f r a t e r n i t y colors of 
p u rp le , w hite, a n d gold, w ith a la rg e 
The 
illu m in a te d c r e s t a t one end. 
g ra n d m arch w as lead by A lphonse 
R a g la n d , 
J r ., f a v o r in g Miss M ary 
T e r r y Sm ith o f Dallas. C laude H u d s ­
peth led the cotillion fa v o rin g Miss 
M a rg u e rite W e s s e n d o rf of the K a p ­
pa K appa G a m m a so ro rity . Delicious 
d in n e r w as se rv e d 
the Span ish 
d in in g room a t 11:30 o ’clock.

in 

a f f a i r 

G u e sts of th e f r a t e r n i t y f o r th is 
e n jo y a b le 
included Misses 
M a ry T e r r y Sm ith of Dallas, K ittie 
W e s t S c h re in e r o f San A n to n io , Bess 
T obin, Bebe B u tle r, M a r jo r ie W in s ­
ton, 
Lib B a r t l e t t , M arion Bone, 
Z e tta Alonzo, Walford Mae W rig h t, 
M ittie J o h n s o n , E s te r W a tk in s , P a t ­
S tella P e d e n , R u th 
rice O’B rie n , 
S e a rc y , 
Je w e l W a g g o n e r, C o r ita 
Davis, F r a n c e s A very , M a ria T a y lo r 
of San A n to nio, M inifred S m ith, 
C o rinn e Dayle, Mae Kyle S hu m w a y , 
Marie Rose H e r m a n , M a ry Leu Cros- 
th w a ite , H elen A rd r e y , 
E liz a b e th 
H u d sp e th , M a r g u e r ite W e sse n d o rf, 
Alice H a u g h to n , M a rth a J o J o h n s o n , 
J u li a M atthew s, Louise Millican, A n ­
n e tte Bellows, L in d a Bellows, Isabel 
C ro zier, J a n e Seiner, F r a n k i e Maud 
C a rro ll, M a r g a r e t Miller, E v e ly n 
H a tc h e r , M elba Collins, A lm ed a 
B a d g e r, Alice Cook, M a r th a Price, 
M a ry Glenn Vick, M u rre l May, Mae 
G lidden, J a n e M yer, Lilly Bess Voss, 
P a t t i B ailey, F r a n c e s W ells, Alice 
A llen, E liza b e th B a k e r, N an P r o c t o r 
and V irg in ia H a llin a n 
o f V ic to ria , 
Hazel C ru ze, G ladys Love, R u th B u t ­
ler, Bosine B lo u n t, and G ladys H u f f - 
s t u t l e r o f G e o rg e to w n .

Jam ie Odom, 

Messrs. H arvey S teinhagen, Lum 
Edwards, 
Jim m ie 
Snow Arthur, 
W inston, Leslie Lentz, M arshall Bell, 
G eorge Lee Fabj, A rthur M ueller, 
Herm an P ressler, Ed P ressler, Mac 
B acon, Sid Eidm an, Ed T aegel, Paul 
M atthew s, M ortim er Sprague, John 
Charlie 
Bow ers, Charles W ard, 
Rheinhardt, 
John 
T rout, Jack H arper, Bob H olland, 
Cecil Cham berlain, Fatlin M itchell, 
Raz Pem berton, H ardy Moore, Dutch 
Johns, Ben Dave A llen, Dave F elto n , 
Jack Cunningham , Bob L yles, Julian 
L yles, John S to fer, Lew is W hite, 
Brandon Stone, Howard W illiam son, 
Joe G ilbert, M att N ew ell, V ictor 
C reighton, Baron Kidd, Ivan R obert­
son, Bob M urphree, Cecil Cook, M au­
rice S talk er, L ester S etteg a st, John 
Cox, John B ullington, Bill B oyce, 
Jack B inion, Ben H ow ell, D ouglas 
W alseley, Howard K ey, Jim M arley, 
Porter B yw aters, H ubert F oster, 
Sandi E squivel, Jim P ickering, K en­
neth C asw ell, Ralph M cBride, Char­
les R eynolds, Mason Hurd, D ew ey 
Sm alley, Carl N ation , Stuart W right, 
B rice T aylor, E rnest Funkhauser, 
Bill M cCandless, H eavy H enderson, 
Donald Lee Joseph, H arvey E agleson, 
Joe T errell, L ester M etze, F ritz 
G ydeson, Arthur S teiren, 
Sidney 
T hom as, Kindred M cLeary, Morris 
M id k iff, T h orlief Thom pson, 
and
Edward M ather.

* * ♦ *

Engagem ent A nnounced 
o f Elizabeth V inson

O f in terest in U n iversity circles is 
announcem ent o f the en g a g e­
the 
m ent and approaching m arriage of 
Miss E lizabeth V inson, daughter of 
Dr. and Mrs. Robert E rnest V inson 
o f W estern R eserve U n iversity, to 
A lfred K endall K elley o f C leveland, 
Ohio.

Miss Vinson is a recen t graduate 
o f the U niversity and is w ell known 
on the cam pus w here she w as prom ­
in en t in student activities. She serv ­
ed for tw o years as a m ember o f the 
Y. W. C. A. C abinet and w as also a 
m em ber o f the T urtle Club, Cap and 
Gown, Nu U psilon Tau T au, 
and 
Kappa Alpha T heta sorority.

Mr. K elley is a graduate o f Y ale 
and the Harvard Law 
U n iversity 
school. He is now a practicing a ttor­
ney in C leveland. The w edding is to 
take place 
spring, no 
d efin ite date having y e t been set.

in th e 

late 

H om e Economics 
Faculty Entertains

le n t 

M embers o f the Hom e E conom ics 
fa c u lty w ere h ostesses to the stu ­
dents o f the departm ent at an in fo r ­
mal tea Thursday aftern oon at the 
F acu lty W om en’s Club.
Bow ls o f d a ffo d ils 

floral 
charm to the reception room s. In the 
dining room , the gay hues o f yellow 
and green w ere reflected 
in the 
and 
appointm ents, 
table 
m ints. Miss G earing and M iss H eflin 
poured 
the dining 
room by M isses B erry, Spears, and 
T ilden. Other m em bers o f the fa c ­
ulty received in the draw ing room .

tea , assisted 

tapers, 

in 

M cCullough-W hite 
Marriage A n n ou n ced

Of wide in te r e s t in U n iv e rs ity c ir ­
cles w as th e m a r r ia g e of Miss Iona 
W hite a n d C liffo rd IL McCullough, 
which took place W ednesday e vening 
at the R iverside P a r k B a p tis t C hurch 
in S an Antonio.

Both Mr. and Mrs. McCullough 
are g r a d u a t e s of the U n iv e rsity , th e 
f o r m e r h a v in g received his d eg re e in 
electrical e n g in e e rin g in J u n e , 1923. 
He w as an honor stu d e n t and a m em ­
ber <>f T a u B e ta Pi, h o n o r a ry e n g i­
neerin g f r a t e r n i t y .

T he b rid e received a b a c h e lo r’s de­
gree in 1923 a n d since h er g r a d u a ­
tion h as been 
th e S an 
Antonio public schools.

te a c h in g 

in 

included 

T h e b rid a l p a r t y 

o th e r 
s tu d e n ts and alu m n i of th e U n iv e r ­
sity, a m o n g th e m Miss L orin e Scott 
and Bill Scott, Lee Leggins,* Lewis 
a n d Bob 
J a c k Bain, 
V ogelsang, 
Campbell.

Mr. a n d M rs. McCullough a r e to 
make t h e i r home in St. Louis, w here 
is employed w ith 
Mr. M cCullough 
the A m e ric a n Bell T elephone C om ­
pany.

* * * *

Pledges Honored at 
Delta Delta Delta 

l ea

a f t e r n o o n 

o th e r s o r o ritie s 
in fo rm a l 

T h e p le d g e s o f D e lta D e lta D elta 
so ro rity w e r e h o ste sse s to th e p le d ­
o f th e 
ges of all 
t e a g iven 
cam p us a t an 
F rid a y 
c h a p te r 
house. T h e ro o m s w e re b e a u tif u lly 
ro ses a n d c a r n a ­
d e c o ra te d w ith red 
tions f e a t u r i n g 
color 
th em e, a n d th e o nly lig h t w as given 
by th e s o f t glow o f re d ca n d le s 
in 
silver holders.

a v a le n tin e 

a t th e 

In th e re c e iv in g line w e re Misses 
R u th B e d fo rd , E liz ab e th P e a k , Sue 
A rchibald, M a ry V irg in ia L a t tim e r , 
Louise P f e i f f e r , a n d M a r jo r ie Mc­
Call. Misses M aybelle C e r f a n d M ary 
V irginia D u n n p re sid e d in th e d in in g 
r e f r e s h m e n t s 
room w h e r e delicious 
of 
cakes, and
m ints w e re serv e d .

sa n d w ic h e s, salad , 

* • # #

University Ladies’ Club 
to H onor N ew Governor

and 

T h e U n iv e r s ity L a d ies’ Club will 
e n te r ta in W e d n e sd a y a fte r n o o n a t the 
U n iv e rsity Club, 2304 S a n Antonio 
S tre e t, w ith a te a and reception hon­
the 
o rin g G ov e rn or F e r g u s o n 
wives of m e m b e rs of th e L e g isla tu re . 
Hostesses fo r th e a fte rn o o n a r e to be 
M esdam es H. Y. B en edict, Rosa M of­
f e t t B a u g h , A. A. B ennett, C. W. Bo­
ner, A. P. B ro g a n , S. L. B row n, Tom 
C u rrie, 
F. J. A dam s, A r t h u r C. 
W rig h t, F . L. W hitn ey, C h a rle s H a c k ­
ett, L. Theo. Bellm ont, a n d Misses 
and 
M ary G e a rin g , Lorena B a ke r, 
N a n n ie S a n d e r s .

Alpha Delta Pi 
Initiates Four

D elta chapter of Alpha D elta Pi 
held initiation services Saturday eve­
ning for Elizabeth K n ig h t of Tem ­
ple, Bennie M ilburn of A u stin, Coma 
T itsw orth of Sabinal, 
Sarah 
Hardy of El Paso.

and 

A fter the service, a b u ffet supper 
was served a t the chapter house to 
the active members, pledges, and vis­
iting alum ni of th e sorority.

* * * rn

Lorene Norm an 

is spending the 

week-end at her home in H utto.

Raym ond Cook 

Is v isitin g 

in 

Cuero.

Clarence Nordhaus o f San A ntonio 
is visitin g at the Phi Sigm a D elta 
house.

Mrs. E. G. Howard of Del Rio is 
visitin g her son and daughter, Mrs. 
Kathleen S tan ley.

Ross Sm ith o f San A ntonio is in 
B rackenride-Fresh- 

Austin for the 
man gam e.

Buddie K ing has ju st 

returned 
from a v isit to H enrietta Oklahom a.

L ester Landman is m aking a brief 

visit to his home in F ort W orth.

E rnest Felbaum o f the Alpha Tau 
in San A n ­

Omega house w ill visit 
tonio.

E sther B erry and Lyra H aisley 
have gone to San A ntonio for the 
week end.

Janie Ruth and Mary B ess W hat­
ley are spen d in g the w eek-end at 
their hom e in San A ntonio.

Norm an Anderson o f San Antonio 
is spending the week-end in Orange.

Mary T erry Sm ith o f D allas 
is 
i the g u e st o f friends on the cam pus 
for the w eek-end, having com e up for 
; the D elta Tau D elta dance. Miss 
| Smith atten d s Southern M ethodist 
U niversity w here she is a member o f 
Alpha O m icron Pi sorority.

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

FIVE

Miss V irgie In m o n o f A ustin w as 

Mr. and Mrs. Root o f Eastland a re 

th e g u e s t o f her s iste r, Jim m ie Reta 

in K irb y Hall S a tu r d a y .

visiting their daughter, V irg in ia , a t 
Kirby Hall.

K a p p a D e lta announces th e pledg­
in g of A nn T a y lo r of R ocksprings, 

a nd G ra c e H a g g a r d of J efferson .

M iss Sarah H arlan, secretary to [ Charlie M cKennon le ft Thursday 
the 

Rudolph M. Tri est, national sec-
tor Waco w here he will spend 
is 
week-end with his fa m ily , returning i spending the week as a g u e s t of th e 
to the U niversity M onday. 

r o ta r y o f T h e ta Xi f r a t e r n i t y , 

i local c h a p te r.

the D ean of th e E n g in e e r in g School, 
is 111 a t h e r home w ith a com plicated 
case o f p n e u m o n ia .

FR E SH N E W S FOR TO M O R R O W

A Clear-a-Way of All
WOMEN’S WINTER

Suits - Coats - Dresses

A t a T rem endous Sacrifice in Price

I OO SILK AND CLOTH DRESSES
A rranged in T w o G roups

A t $8.37 A t $12.50

Com e Early T om orrow

They’re Going to Clear the Racks

Our entire stock of beautiful Winter Dresses will 
be marked at prices sensationally low and to go at 
once.

lf you can use a new Dress or two be here tomor­
the 
row. 
I he Dress you have been w anting or 
C oat or Suit— wdl have another deep cut in price.

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S C A R B R O U G H ’S

J

M I S S M A R T H A R E E S H 

M is s M a r t h a R f esc plays the leading role iii the Curtain 
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m e m b e r o f the E x c h a n g e d u b , wh os e can didate she is f o r 
T e x a s ’ most be au t if ul girl to accomjiany M i s s D o rm e r F e r ­
g u s o n to H a van a, Cuba. S h e is a m e m b e r o f Chi Omega 
soro ri ty.

Old L a d y : “I s n t h a t 
e
h
A t t e n d a n t : * Lord, M u m , so was apples at 
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e

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r

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A good tip saves m any an embarrassing m o­
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“Three and four times happy h e,” as Old Vergil 
style and 
used to say, w ho has authoritative 
quality information about the Ring, or other 
jewelry he gives a girl. There is unshakable 
confidence in taste and thoughtfulness then. 
The best tip you can have about getting jewelry 
for the girl, or yourself, is to buy it at Mayer’s.

Carl Mayer Co.

J ew elers - Silversmiths 
618 Congress A ve.

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 ‘The Baf

IHE BHI' COMES

Fam ous M ystery Play Will Be 
Given A gain at Hancock 
W ednesday

“ Th# B a t," 

the m ost juice ess tai 
play of its kind ever produced, and 
written tty Mary Roberts Rinehart 
and A vcrey Hopwood, will bt* pre­
sented at the Hancock Theater on 
W ednesday, February I, matinee and 
night. “ The B a t" has been playing 
for more than a year In New York 
< and it is still there J ; played for one 
solid year in Chicago and has been 
the outstanding Ste cess of all dra­
matic pbays in both cb ie*.
"T o e B i t ” has been 

variously 
described by critics. Some have re­
ferred to it aa a “ dram atic sm ash ." 
It is. Others have called it “ the play 
of a century." That is not ex agg era­
tion. I ii record speaks for it.

Without re O r t i n g to superlatives, 
however “ The B a t" may be described 
as a thrilling dram atic play in which 
the suspense is sustained from cur­
tain and running 
through which 
there is one of the most delightfully 
funny characters ever introduced on 
the stage. It is IOO per cent enter­
tainment and its best advertisem ent 
is what those who have seen it, have 
to say about it.

W A S IT T H E J A P ? -SC E N E IN “ T H E , B A T

P A U L W H ITEM A N

Next Thursday 8:1 5 P.M

U N IV ER SITY M EN ’S 

GYM

The Event of the Season

PAUL WHITEMAN
Himself and His Orchestra

Jn reserved S ea t T ick e t* on S a le in the Main Building 
9 :3 0 a. rn. to 1:00 p. in.; Price $1.00

Reserved S e a t Prices: $3.00, $2.50, $2.00— Plus T a x

Auspices Am ateur Choral Club

QUEEN

M ONDAY, T U ESD A Y , W ED N ESD AY

A Prize Girl 
Picture

In a Prize 

Exh iliratin g
and
C lean

entertained the
Musician who 
Prince o f .Wales 
in London wdl 
bring hi* orchestra to Austin F e b ­
ruary 5 when he will give a co n ­
cert in the M en’s Gym.

Polo Team s of Girls

in M ajestic Picture

soon h a v e 

Hollywood may 

a 
“ F o llies" that will rival that of Zieg- 
feld. Tho idea arose during tho film­
ing of tho now Goldwyn-Fitzm aurice 
picture., “ A Tbiof in P aradise,” which 
F irst N ational will offer at the M a­
jestic Theater next Thursday. Pro­
ducer Fitzm aurico w as recruiting a 
polo team of blondes to play against 
a team of br un ottos as one of the 
p icture’s novel sequences.

Cold
Shower

“ The B a t ’ * returns to Austin this week, playing matinee end night at the Hancock Opera H o w W ednes­
day, F e b r u a r y 4. This mystery play h as already two very successful run* in Austin end comes here from

a long run in New York.

T H E G O LD EN B E D ” COM ING

a shy, friendless country maid, and 
Cullen Landis the fresh, clean-cut boy 
who “ does" Broadway because ho be­
lieves it is tho proper thing for him 
to do.

CLEAN CLOTHES WEAR 
LONGER

Dust and grit in 
the garments gri nd 
the fabric. Food spots and juices de­
compose the goods.

G E T T H E DRY C LEA N IN G H A BIT

It pays big diidends in saving your gar­
effi 
ments and your own personal 
ciency.

This picture will open et the M ajestic Monday starring V era Rey 

notd* and Lillian Rich.

Queen Will Show “ A 

Broadw ay Butterfly

The Qul i n Theater promises 

a j 
treat startin g Thursday, when 
the) 
new W arner picture, “ A Broadw ay 
B u tterfly ,” will be shown. The pic­
ture numbers such popular players 
as Louise Fazenda, WilUard Louis, 
Dorothy Devore, and Cullen Landis | 
in the cast.

Louise Fazenda, with her inimitable J 
flair for the comic, together with her j 
newly discovered sym pathy for the 
straigh t dram atic roles, has been en-J 
trusted with the part of Cookie Dale, J 
a Broadw ay show girl who knows the 
ropes to hold on to and 
te l 
avoid.

those 

As an 

interesting relief 
Fazenda, Dorothy Devore is to enact

to Mitts 11 

B E BE D A N IELS A N D R IC H A RD DIX

NICK LINZ

Master Dry Cleaner

The Phone Number is on Every Page 
in the Book.

S T A R T I N G T H U R S D A Y

FLYING THIS WAY

VIOLA DAKA *,
The Beauty Prize

A ssisted by 
P A T O’M A L L O Y

B ased on A tlantic C ity ’s An< 
nual Bathing B e a u ty Contest
Also
C H RISTIE COMEDY 
“ EA SY P IC K IN G S”
and Pathe News

Show s S ta r tin g 
1 1 :0 0 -1 2 :3 0 -2 :1 5 
4 :0 0 - 5 :4 5 - 7 :3 0 
9 :1 5

A D D ED A L L W EEK
G U Y N N COOK

Seventy
of the
Most
Beautiful
Girls
in Los
A ngeles
A ppear
in This
Picture

The Cast
% amyl ( m a Zwks.

dorothT devore
LOUISE DIZ ENDA 
WILLARD LOUIS 
JO H N ROCHE 
ULYAN TASHMAN 
CULLEN LANDIS
Of VtJwm Scouter

5 urmrjg the Candle at 
Both Ends - and She 
Paid the Inevitable 
Price* * *

WORLD’S GREATEST MYSTERY PLAY

LO C K YO U R D O O R S

—W A T C H YO U R V A L U A B L E S

G U A R D YO U R D E A R O N ES

S U P R E M E —U N S U R P A S S E D — ASTOUNDING

P rices: M atinee $.50, $1.00, $1.50; Night $.50, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. M ail O rders Now
Seats Now Selling at Box O ffice

HANCOCK OPERA HOUSE

M A T I N E E & 
N IG H T

Also 
Billy Sullivan 
In
Hot Dog Special

By Darrel Francis 2aj.*~k

A lso
P ath e
News

“ G R E E D ” 
iS CO M ING

“ Sinners in H e ave n " will play at the Texas T heater M onday and 

Tuesday.

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Department Will Serve You

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 mb

PAUL WHITEMAN

Amateur Choral Club Brings 
Orchestra to M en’s Gym 
This W eek

Some prophets may 

be w ithout 
honor in th eir own country b u t not 
Paul W hitem an, welt-known orches­
tra leader who will bring his s ta ff 
of twenty-five specialists in modern 
American music to the M en’s Gym 
T hursday evening, F eb ru a ry 5.
Mr. W hitem an ’s family 

came to 
America from England in 1620 and 
settled in Virginia. The fam ous con­
ductor is th e re fo re a real American 
and honor from his own countrym en 
is a distinct compliment. This he has 
certainly had.

He is hot yet th irty, yet he is paid 
a salary bigger than the P resident 
his personal 
fo r 
a t Washington 
leading an orchestra.

from this 

records a m onth 

He makes on an average of two 
phonograph 
for 
which there is a ready and instant 
source 
sale. His income 
alone for one y e a r was m ore than 
$65,000, aside from the pro fits th a t 
w ent to m em bers of his orchestra. 
Whiteman has also incorporated him­
self as Paul W hitem an, Inc. He has 
m ore than th i r t y bands, playing in 
nearly every large city in the world.
He and his personal orchestra, the 
one which will accompany 
him to 
Austin, have been featu red in two of 
the most spectacu lar Broadway m u ­
Theatrical m anagers 
sical reviews. 
say his box-office drawing power is 
as g re a t 
s ta r on 
as th a t of any 
theatrical patois, 
Broadway. In the 
“ Whiteman 
the 
show’!”

r u n s aw ay with 

Nor has W hitem an confined his 
success to his own country He went 
to London and became immediately a 
figure in the British capital.

A group of Frenc h capitalists o f­
fered to build him a dance hall on 
the historic Champs "Elysees, but 
Paul W hitem an wanted to come back 
to his own country.

05173289

‘Sinners in H eaven” W ill Be 
Feature Film Monday 
and Tuesday

Every once in a while there sud­
denly appears on the film horizon a 
motion picture t h a t offers something 
new in the way of story and theme. 
Originality in photoplays, as reg ards 
plot, is mighty ra re, and for th a t very 
reason “ Sinners in Heaven,” the new 
P aram o un t picture, which comes to 
the Texas T h e a te r next Monday for 
a two-day run, deserves to be singled 
out for special and honorable men­
tion. 

,

To m any film fans the title of this 
screenplay haw a fam iliar and rem ­
iniscent sound. T h a t ’s because it was 
adopted by J a m e s Creelman 
from 
the powerful novel of the same name 
by Clive Arden who had the coveted 
honor of having this story adjudged 
the prize-winner in the English book 
competition of la s t year.

THEATER ROW

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

H a n c o c k —- I n t e r s t a t e b i g - t i m e v a u ­
d e v i l l e , M o n d a y a n d T u e s d a y ; “ T h e 
a m y s t e r y p la y . W e d n e s d a y ; 
B a t ’ 
“ T h e F i f t h H o r t e r a a n , ” T h u r s d a y , 
F r i d a y , a n d S a t u r d a y .

M a j e s t i c — “ T h e G o l d e n 

B e d , ” 
M o n d a y , T u e s d a y , a n d W e d n e s d a y ;
‘A T h i e f 
T h u r s d a y , 
in P a r a d i s e , ” 
F r i d a y , a n d S a t u r d a y .

Q u e e n — V i o l a D a n a in “ T h e B e a u ­
a n d 
“ A B r o a d w a y B u t t e r ­
F r i d a y , a n d S a t u r ­

t y P r i z e , ’’ M o n d a y , 
W e d n e s d a y ; 
f l y , ’ T h u r s d a y , 
d a y .

T u e s d a y , 

T e x a s — “ Sinners in H e a v e n , ” M o n ­
d a y a n d T u e s d a y ; “ B r o a d w a y A f t e r 
D a r k , 
W e d n e s d a y a n d T h u r p d a y ; 
‘T h e H u n c h b a c k o f N o t r e D a m e , ” 
F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y .

M e n ’s G y m — P a u l W h i t e m a n h i m ­
o r c h e s t r a , T h u r s d a y

a n d h is 

s e l f 
e v e n i n g .

THE GOLDEN BEH'

Rod La Rocque Has Leading 
M an’s Role in New 
Picture

T h at women, crazed fo r social po­
sition, will sometimes d ra g their hus­
bands rig h t into financial 
disaster, 
is a point brought out by Cecil B. 
in his newest production 
De Mille 
for P a ra m o u n t, “The Golden Bed,” 
which will be shown next Monday 
a t the Majestic Theater.

Lillian Rich, the latest screen “dis­
to make a bid for stellar 
covery” 
honors under De Mille, 
and Vera 
Reynolds whom th a t director brought 
into prominence 
in “ Feet of Clay,” 
play out a verbal duel, wage a battle 
of wits for social m astery. F o r once 
the men in th e families 
are mere 
pawns in the game.

“ The Golden Bed” was w ritten 
for the screen by Jeanie Macpherson 
from the novel of the same nam e by 
Wallace Irwin. Rod La Rocque has 
the leading m a n ’s role in the produc­
tion.

Broadway After

Dark” at Texas

E a s t 

is West, 
is E a s t and West 
and never the twain shall meet, whote 
the 
Kipling. He might have 
same th in g about the line t h a t di­
vides New York into two sharp so­
cial lines; those th at live on R iver­
and 
side Drive and P a rk Avenue, 
those who don’t.

said 

W h a t happens when these two con­
t r a s tin g elements come together, the 
pleasure-seeking and the hard-w ork­
in the latest W arner 
ing, is shown 
B ro th ers’ Classic of 
the Screen, 
“ B roadw ay A fter D a rk ,” coming next 
Wednesday to the Texas T heater.

The stellar cast is headed by N o r­
ma Shearer, Adolphe Menjou, C a r­
mel Myers, Willard Louis, and Anna 
Q. Nilsson.

DOROTHY DEVORE AND JOHN ROCHE

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

PRINCESS RAJAH AT HANCOCK

FIFTH HORSEMAN’ “The Hunchback of 

Notre Dame” Coming

- SEVEN "

changes were made in the production
in order to avoid offending any par-* 
thesq 
religious body, but 
ticular 
chang* h i have been 
indorsed by all 
who have seen the production.

Don Chaney heads the stellar cast} 
of 3,001, which includes such n ota­
bles as Ernest Torrence, Patsy R uth 

Miller, Brandon H urst, Nigel de B ru- 

li r, and Winifred Bryson. The m a­

jority of these are as well-known ort 

th* stage as on the screen.

At 

the Texas T h eater on Friday 
will be held the premier of the Uni­
versal production, “ The Hunchback 
of Notre Dame,” which won the un­
qualified praise of New York c r itic s
being generally hailed as the finest 
achievement of the age.

Throughout the Hugo masterpiece 
certain

ru ns a beautiful love story 

E THIS

Film Will Be Shown Three 
Days at Hancock Begin­

ning Thursday

“ As a man thinks, so ho is” is an 
age old axiom the tru th of which 
cannot be denied. The very character 
lines in our fact* a re indelibly traced 
by our habits of thought.

Consciously, or otherwise, our hab­
its of thought are influenced Icy those 
of our associates.

Public opinion 

is but a term fur 
the collective thoughts of th. m ajor­
ity.

“ The power of the press” to influ­
ence the thoughts of the individual 
and thereby mould public opinion has, 
by th a t token, long been recognized 
as the greatest single* factor in the 
development of our country.
the most 

casual 
thinker knows th a t the “press’Vnow 
sh ares its privileges and responsibil­
ity with the motion picture.

However, even 

in 

to be 

habits 

I t has been estim ated th a t upwards 
of twenty million persons attend the 
movies, daily. Exhibitors claim the 
av erage age of these 
th«* 
neighborhood of seventeen years. As 
this is the most impressionable p er­
iod of life the duty of the industry 
to produce pictures of a character 
conducive to wholesome 
of 
thought is obvious.
F ortunately fo r 

those of us who 
not only enjoy a good movie but are 
interested in the f u t u r e of the indus­
try as an influence for good, there 
along a picture 
occasionally comes 
such as “The F ifth H orsem an,” to 
be shown a t the Hancock Theater, be­
ginning Thursday.
The story of 

this picture, while 
brimful of action, h e a rt interest, and 
romance, is typically American, and 
wholesome in the extreme.

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PRODUCTION
STA RTS
T O M O R R O W

T h e P r i n c e s s R a j a h s t a r s in o n e a c t o f th e i n t e r s t a t e b i g - t i m e v a u d e ­

v ille b ill a t t h e H a n c o c k M o n d a y a n d T u e s d a y .

VAUDEVILLE BILL

Dramatic Sketch Is Leading 
A ct on Hancock Bill for 
Monday and Tuesday

A 

sketch 

dram atic 

“Jud ge!
Lynch”— t h a t won a national prize 
for m erit in production and acting, 
opens at the Hancock T h e a te r to ­
headline 
morrow afte rn o o n as the 
attraction o f a vaudeville 
bill th a t 
promises to ra n k among the best th at! 
have played the Hancock this season.
“ Judge L y nch” is a playlet based 
its nam e sug­
on the problem th a t 
is played by fo ur Dallas 
gests. It 
they s tarted 
perform ers who until 
had 
their present 
b e­
never appeared 
fore. 
Julia Hogan, Louise Bond, 
Louis Quince and Joe Peel as the 
fo ur 
the 
play and they make up a q u a rte t th at 
headlines this w eek’s bill. 
All are 
employed non-theatrically in Dallas.
to the 
of the p ro ­

vaudeville to u r 
professionally 

headliner the balance 

th at originally 

a dram atic 

produced 

touch 

With 

gram brings song, dance and ch a tte r 
to the theater.

from the desk of 

Vera Cole, a Texas girl who g ra d ­
a school 
uated 
teacher to a berth as prim a donna 
with an Al Johnson show', takes her 
place in the w eek’s spotlight with a 
song revue.

To the devotees 

of Terpsichore, 
Princess Rajah, Egyptian 
dancer, 
brings a host of new interpretative 
movements, She has been in Europe 
and the Orient for the last season 
to America with 
and comes back 
dances th a t she garn ere d while 
in 
Egypt.

M oore and Freed, using saws, h a r ­
implements of 
monicas and o th e r 
the farm and 
have 
been crashing through to fame with 
their musical comedies.

orchestra pit 

Then th e re ’s P aul Remog, who is 
introducing something novel in the 
way of opening acts. 
Remos is the 
athletic phenom of the season. His 
introduction to America is with his 
wonder midgets— three diminutive 
p erform ers— who assist 
him in his 
act.

The Klein Brothers arc* newcomers 
to vaudeville. Their a c t 
is one of 
foolishness. Dancing, singing, and 
p a tte r make them favorites with the 
audiences.

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,n t e rs ta t e B i «

Vaudeville

T i m e

O p e r a House

LAUGH YOURSELF H Y S T E R IC A L — 
APPLAUD YOUR HANDS OFF - THE 
MORE YOU GET THE HORE YOU'LL
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BROTHERS ST O P

A 'A

'The G o ld ™

r scat E N PLAY BY
JEA N IE MACPHERSON

W IT H

ROD LA ROCQUE, VIRA REYNOLDS 
ULLIAN RICH, WARNER BAXTER 
THEODORE KOSLOFF, JULIA FAYE

— the story of a man 
hunting beauty a n d 
the man th e snared, 

staged in a jew el-and - 
platinum D e M ille 

production.

a
(faram ou n t

'Mitt —if I

Cfi***'

on r**t e t HC N

T hursday, Friday and 
Saturday

Horseman

MiafM- mcNO>.<**o tours* •>*!?

MAJESTIC-STATESMAN MAID OF HONOR CONTEST
Moving pictures of V arsity ’s loveliest girls, one of whom will be A ustin ’s r e p re ­
sentative in the S tate contest for a trip to H avana, Cuba, as Dorrace F erg uson ’s 
maid of honor, will be shown all week starting tom orrow .

MAJESTIC
CONCERT
ORCHESTRA
H . J . K ro n*ber u, 
D ir e c to r

“ A Broadway B utterfly’ 

at |b e Queen the last throe day*

of the weak.

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F u r n i t u r e b o u g h t, so ld , r e p a ir e d , r e f in is h e d 
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League will m eet Sunday a fte r ­

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M E T S FOH ENGINEER 

9ANQUETJN SHEE FEB. 8

Precautions Being Taken 

to 

Prevent Outsiders A tte n d ­
ing Affair, Feb. 21

PEIN SEBIES OF TEIS

Will Be Served at Cafeteria 
Every Tuesday and Friday 
From 3 to 5 P. rn.

T ickets for the tw enty-fourth an­
nua! banquet of the E ngineering D e­
partm ent, that is to be held at the 
Brisk ill Hotel on the night o f F eb ­
ruary 2 1 . w ill be put on sale cont- * 
me ne in# February 9 and the sale will j *J*r>zen, m anager 
continue throughout the week follow *( Omroons. 
jog.

U nder the auspices of the Home 
Economics Club teas at the C afeteria 
or. Tuesday and Friday afternoons
will be served. The undertaking is 
being conducted with the help of Miss 

the

f 

continued throughout the

y eaT' 

1 h” 

U niversity club etp cet* 

to realize a .n m which L 

ii 

Ie- given to the Home Economic* j , , A 

The plan, according to Inez Alvord, 
president >( 
ihe Home Economics 
Club, is to have a captain in charge 
of a team each week, which will

Club scholarship, but prim arily, Miss 
Alvord stated, the club is interested 
in the training which the girls will 
receive.

serve tea from 3 to 5 on 
I uesday 
and on Friday. There will be two

team s, one for each o f the tw o a ft­

in this m an­
ernoons of the week, 
ner all th.* members of the club will 

receive training which is the ultim ate 

purpose of this enterprise.

tm h R atliff has charge 

teas. Elizabeth Knight 

is 

o f 
t h e ’ 
captain |

for the fir st week.

Inez Alvord stated that 

if thaw' an<* 

teas prove a success, they w ill be 

TIKE MOTION PICTURES 

OF S. 0.0. BECENTI!!!

Film* Will Be Used as News] 
Reels for Various Masonic 
Activities

M oving pictures w ere 

recen tly
I taken o f the Scottish Rite D orm itory 
*^e wom en students o f the 
U niversity residing there. These p ic­
tures w ere taken by the M asonic
.Sews Service A ssociation, according
Jo e M uenJt(r „ f Ben H u r Tem ple
T hey win he usw.d as
They will be used 

o f A ustin. 
I new s reels o f the various M asonic 
a ctivities to be shown throughout the 
I State by educational lecturers rn th e ir 
I work with the T exas bodies.

THE DAILY TEXAN’S
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF AUSTIN

These Firms Merit Your P atro n ag e By Giving Utmost Satisfaction — T R Y T H E M

Daily Texan Want Ad Section

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

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

LOST A N D F O U N D

line down 

LOST—-A sm all, fem ale, rat terrier
dog. W hite body, black head with 
the m iddle. Last 
w hite 
seen on U niversity cam pus Thursday 
m orning. Reward. Return to 406 
E ast 17th S treet. Phone 56 0 8 . — I

LO ST— Pair horn rimmed spectacles 
in blue leather case Friday night, 
January 23, betw een M ethodist D or­
m itory and Hancock T heater. Finder 
return to T exan o ffic e . Reward. — 6 i

COACHING — C oaching 

I.
Phone 8723 at 8 a. rn. or 7 p. rn. 
or call at 296 E ast22n d . B axter.— 7

in Math 

FOR R EN T— A g arage in good con­
106 W est
— I

dition. Phone 5129. 

16th S treet. 

NOTICE to D allas N ew s subscribers: 
A ny subscriber to the D allas N ew s 
who calls a t m y stand on Sunday*, 
23rd and G uadalupe S treet and pays 
select any 
their subscription m ay 
paper th ey wish fr e e . S. S. P ettu s, 
phone 
C irculation, D allas N ew s, 
— I
3060. 
------------ 
PA LES- p la ce 

EU R O PE , E G Y P T , 

FOR R EN T— Large, n icely fu rn ish ­
ed room , hot and cold w ater, con ­
ven ien t to U n iversity, on e and one- 
h alf blocks from C apitol, suitable for 
rates. 
couple o f boys; 
— 3
1406 Colorado S treet. 

reasonable 

for boys. M ost 

ROOM S w ith or w ith o u t board
co n v en ie n t
in U n iv ersity vicinity.
g u a r a n te e d . T h e 
is a u th o r iz e d W ic h ita H ouse. O p p o site Law
— tf

L O S T — W hite Spalding sw eater 

on 
T hursday night in Freshm an Gym .!
or
6 a g e r w h o it a rra n g in g tours for

3 0 7 W . S ev en th 
a g e n t for an e x p e r ie n c e d m an- Bldg. 

TINE. Mrs. N. P. Jo rd a n of S a tisfa ctio n

F inder 
phont* X513. 

leave at T exan 

o ffic e 

 

O S T E O P A T H S

W M . A L E W IS , M D., D O , 

S p e c ia lis e s 
F i r s t F lo o r M a so n ic I nappie 

in O s te o p a th y 

P h o n e 6 8 0 2

com in g
coat on h a v e b een g r e a t ly red u ced . 

sum m er.

1 
th e

gabardine 
Finder n o tify Leroy in terested p h o n e Mrs. Jord an , Mrs. P atterson . 

R ates ROOM

If 

per
A N D BOARD— $25 
m onth, 3 m eals $19.50 per m onth. 
112 E. 32nd, phone
IO

■I 5967.

Sullivan, B. H all, for reward.

—3 8 4 2 6 .

LO ST— Brown 
W ednesday.

P A P E R — P A IN T S

C. A. B RADFORD COMPANY
W a ll P a p e r , P a i n t s ,
P i c t u r e s , F ra m e s , A r t N o v e ltie s

PE T STOCK S U P PL IE S

C. J. MARTIN A SONS
S p e d , B ird , D ug. a n d P o u l t r y S u p p lia a 
2 1 4 E a a t 6 t h S t r a e t , A u s tin , T e x a s

W ILL TH E PER SO N who found the 
Zoo 16 textbook with a notebook 
please cal! W instead F isher at 2306 
phone 
San A ntonio 
— 3
3 0 7 2 . 

S tr e e t 

or 

E X PER T C LEA N IN G AN D P R E SS­
IN G : S u its cleaned and pressed, 
75 cents and $ 1 .0 0 . 
Suits pressed, 
40 cents. W est End Shop, 2419 San 
G abriel S treet. Phone 6312. — 8

LOST— Gold bar pin with platinum 
le a f set w ith sm all diam onds, tw o! 
pearls and tw o am ythests. F inder is' 
urged to call 5061 or leave sam e at 
*— 5'
T exan o ffic e . 

the 

For 

FELLO W S: 
s ty les 

latest
in c o lle g ia t e clo th es, 
see L U T H E R BLACK LOCK at 
the M an's S h op , S c a r b r o u g h ’s, 
— F e b 2 4
12-6 p. rn. 

taken 

Great care 

this 
is b ein g 
year in the sale o f the ticket* due 
to the fact that several years ago at 
one* o f the E n gin eerin g banquets 
m any more tick ets w ere sold than 
had been counted on.

“ This unpleasant occurrence could I 
not possibly occur under the system ; 
that is now b eing u s e d /' P rofessor!
M cN eil, who has charge o f lh*- nu rn j 
to sell t h e , 
erou* 
tickets,, said.

team s that are 

Each ticket 

is numbered and sn 
accurate account of the person that 
it is se Sd to is kept by the treasurer 
in order that 
it shall be d efin itely 
known in advance just who is to a t­
tend, The price o f the tick ets for 
the week from February 9 to the l l, 
will be S I -2b; but this rate will be 
raised after that tim e to $2.50. Only 
students o f the E ngineering School, 
m embers of the facu lty and ex-stu- j 
dents not connected with the U n i-| 
versity are eligible to buy tick ets, j
B efore the banquet the E ngineers; 
will attend the basketball gam e, and I 
will then go to the H otel in a body.
Prof, E. C. H. Bant*-! will be t o a s t-’ 
m aster of the a ffa ir and there will 
be several speeches m ade, but the I 
speakers have not been announced 
as y e t

What s D oing at 
the Churches

U ni vers it y Lut he r Le ag ue

Lutheran Church annex, C ongress 

and 14th.

AUTO ENAMELING

E n a m e lin g , W e s h i n f am i P o lis h in g 
A U TO E N A M E LINC, W O R K S 
H S E a s t SIK S t r e e t

AUTO PAINTING

M B O HL S . A U T O P A I N T S H O P

" W h e r e 
2 0 $ W ee!

( .ow l W o rk 
5 th S t r e e t — P h e n e 6 7 * 5

Is D o n - ’’ 

AUTO REPAIRING

D E L Z E L L A D E M E N T
A u to m o b ile R e p a irin g , Stu«i*baW er» a
5 per le fty

}05 T r i n i t y S t r e e t 

P h o n e 7I8.T

A u to B o d y A n d F e n d e r Repair mg 

R e b u ild in g A n d D o o rs A Spar la ity
C L P A T R IC K
'T h e M a n W h o K n o w s How.** 

t 3 t 3 L a v a c a S t. 

P h o n e 9 6 2 2

AUTO TOPS

GO T O F, W. C R A N E
F o r T o p C o v e rin g a n d B ody U p h o ls te r in g . 
1 13 E a s t 8 th S t- P h o n e 8 6 0 3 .

C A P I T O L B A K E R Y
W e C a te r T o T h e S t u d e n t T ra d e 

2 4 0 9 G u a d a lu p e 

.St. 

P h o n e 7 0 1 6

Q U A L I T Y B A K E R Y
Spec la ity of C a k e s A nd P ie s 
A sk F o r B a n q u e t C re a m B re a d 

noon at 3 o ’clock. A *tai*ellaneous A M E R I C A N B A K E R Y 
program to follow the buriti ** m e e t-J 
D A I R Y L U N C H
ing has been arranged, Ml.«s H ilde-j 1006 C o n g r e s s A v e. 
garde Man*ke and Elwood & h u h , in 
charge.

BATTERY STATIONS 

AND

P h o n e 3 2 3 3

AH Sai nt s Chapel

U niversity Episcopal Church.
Whit!* A venue and W est 

27th 

Street.

PHILCO BATTERY STATION
P h o n e 8 3 8 0
119 C o n g r e e t A ve. 

BEAUTY PARLORS

Rev. Du Bose M urphy, rector.
Holy com m union, 7:3 0 a. rn.
Sunday achoo!, 9:30 a. rn.
Holy com m union and sermon 
Bishop Caper* o f W est T exas, 
a. rn.

E vening prayer and address, 

• B e ­

pent* nee,'* 5 p. rn

Stu d en ts Sunday Club, 6 p

rn,

M A R I N E L L O B E A U T Y S H O P

P e r m a n e n t W a v in g 
D R IS K IL L H O T E L

H a ir C u t t i n g 
4014

I M RS 

FR I TH IG F S C H N E ID E R B E A U T Y 

by 
I I

SHOP
P e r m a n e n t m a re el Ie e n d 
w hole heed
612 C o lo ra d o S t. 

I ************ - v

r in g le t c u r l $ 1 8 

P h o n e 7 8 0 2

O R I E N T A L B E A U T Y S H O P
F re n c h M a rc e llin g A n d W a te r W a v in g

j 1002 C o n g r e s s A v e. 

P h o n e 9 3 0 4

Christian Church

At le v a * Bible ( hair.
Sunday at 11 :0O, “Social 
d ies” ; Sunday at 6 :3 0 p. rn. 
arle*.”

Trage-
“ Mir

F, L. Jew ett, speaker.

I

First
C o n g re g a t i on al Church
u „. . * r 
. 
j 
w e f t T w enty-third and Fan Antu- 

- i n 

. 

 

Ut© S t r e e t 
*

Student Forum , 0:45 a. rn., under
P rof. B. F. P itten g er on subject, “ The 
P ractical R elation o f Religion 
to 
M od»m Politic*.”

Church at l l ©’clock with sermon 
By Rev. Snider on “The G entleness 
o f God.” E vening service at 7:30, 
lecture by P rof. H. Y. B enedict on 
“ Religion and S cien ce,” special sub-
jet ? “The B earing o f A stronom y on 
M odem R eligion.”

Rev. R. p . Snider, pastor.

U a m e n i t y Pre s byt eri a n Church
Student Bible cla sses, IO o’clock. 
l l o'clock, second of four sermon* 
na I'm g . c g Statem en ts o f the
“ The Moral

on 
Mas t e r. 1* 
Equivalent of War.”

Subject: 

Student Christian Endeavor, 7 p.m. 
orient service, 8 p. rn., 
E vening 
o f f,7u> sermon* on “ Som e 
M in and J esu s,” subject: “The Man 
Who C bm bed Die Sycam ore T f e e .”

M uric b f 
Latrr etset

student orchestra.
H. Wbarton, pa,-tor.

CAFES 

S T A D I U M C A F E
H o m e C o o k in g Q u itu k k S e rv ic e

2 4 0 8 G u a d a lu p e . " T r y

P h o n e 9 3 1 2

K A N S A S CITY C A F E
T o a s te d S a od wit hee

H o m e of
H O E , «»h S t.

P h o n e 6 3 0 2

L E G I S L A T O R S A N D S T U D E N T S
B u y M eal T ic k e ts a n d S a v e o r P a y
when Y ou E a t

Too W e s t 1 3 th S t r e e t 

P h o n e 8 1 4 2

DENTISTS

DR. W. L. W I E R
D e n ta l S u rg e o n 
8 1 8 -1 9 L ittle f ie ld B u ild in g , P h o n e 6231

DYERS AND CLEANERS 

KOCH, C L E A N E R A N D D Y E R
Q u a lity A n d Q u ic k S e rv ic e 

tor* W i n i.ih S t. 

P h o n e 6.123.

I S U IT S 

c le a n e d , p r e s s e d , $ 1 .0 0 ; 
d r e s s e s 
c lean ed , p r e s s e d . $ 1 .0 0 ; h a t s c le a n e d , b lo c k ­
ed, SOC, J A W a r r e n s p h o n e 647 2

i D ry C le a n o r- 
Pbirne 2300

- E x p e r t P r e s s e r — I - s u n d ry

606 C o n g r e s s A ve.

Fa a c y Dr y Cl eani ng 
Qualit y Pi us Tailoring

W e h a v e 
and C o u r te o u s T r e a tm e n t. 
1007 C ong re**. P h o n e 7601

th r e e h o b b ie s — Q u a lity . S e r v ic e , 
B ig g s A Co.

B O O S T E R C L E A N E R S

2107 S p eed w ay 
P h o n e 6S 05
Q u a lity C le a n in g b y M e n W h o K n o w H ow 
das. J L u m p k in
Tom I D e n n i s 

SPECIAL PRICES FOR 
STUDENTS 
I AUSTIN LAUNDRY & DRY 
CLEANING COMPANY 
DIAL 5368

j 

S a t i s f a c t o r y D re ss m a k i n g
I »on r B y M in* B y rd B re d d e e k 
P h o n e 25 0 $

# 

T H E W A L T O N
T h e b e « t h e m i t l t i e h i n g . p le a tin g , e n d b u t ­
ton*. R h in e fctcm r e t t in g * fo r e v e n in g d r e s s e s 
* s p e c ia lty M rs. F , L. K ip p e n b ro e k , 106 
W e s t S th S t r - e t , p h o n e RISO

MRS . IDA P A G E F A L L O N
M a k e r of F a s h io n a b le G o w n s a n d H a ts 

722 C o n g r e s s 

P h o n e 4 5 3 6

m i s s l o t t i e McI n t y r e
D r e s s m a k in g
E n tr a n c e D rts k ill H o te l

ENGINEERING

MI LLER B L U E P R I N T C O M P A N Y
e n g i n e e r i n g S ch o o l S u p p lie s 

108 E a s t 1 0 th S t 

P h o n e 7 9 8 5

FRAMING

P IC T U R E 
F R A M IN G 
M O U L D IN G . W ork G u a r a n te e d , 
S e r v ic e . J o r d o n 's , 6 1 5 C o n g re s s .

L A R G E 

S T O C K 
P ro m p t 

FURNITURE

PLU M BER S

" W h e r e G ood P lu m b in g R e p a irs a r a M a d e .” 
E. RAVEN, Plumber

P h o n s 6 7 6 3 

140 3 L a v a c a S t.

P O T A T O CHIPS

S A N I - P R O D U C T S O F T E X A S 
P o t a t o C h ip * a n d S a lte d P e a n u t s o f y o u r
: h o le s.

F r e s h D ally , A n y w h e ra

G IF T S H O P S

LITTLE T SHOP
« Sped 
S u n d a y

A f te rn o o n T e a s 
t o 8

F ro m 5 

S p e c ia lty

E v e n in g

H A M B U R G E R S

H a m b u r g e r * a n d P e d ig r e e d H o t D o g s 

fo r 

L ook 
th e B lu e S ta n d 
B L U E S M IT H , M a n a g e r 
2 4 0 8 1-2 G u a d a lu p e

MACK’S
DELICIOUS
H AM BURG ERS

H O M E W A S H I N G

MRS. HE DDERMAN
H a n d l a u n d e r i n g 
8 0 2 E a s t F i r s t S t r u t — P h o n e 9 1 3 4

HOTELS

T RA V E L E R S ’ HOTEL
r a t e s , m o d e rn . O v e r 

R e a so n a b le 
P h a r m a c y , 7 t h A C o n g r e s s .

J o s e p h ’* 

WM, H. STACY A SONS

R eal E a t a t e , G e n e ra l 

I n s u r a n c e , B ond* 

123 W e s t 7 th S tr e e t 

T e le p h o n e 6 0 7 4

MISS MARGARET STILES
R e a l E a ta te , E ire I n s u r a n c e , R e n ta ls 

R E P A IR IN G

K e y s , 
L o c k s, P h o n o g ra p h s , 
a n d F .ta c tric a l A p p lia n c a s R e p a ire d . 
B A R N E S , 1601 S a b in e . P h o n e 7 9 7 3 .

T y p e w r ite r s , 
J . C. 

I. B. KI N G
S to v e R e p a irin g O f A ll K in d s 

1417 L a v a c a S t . 

P h o n e 4 8 9 3

ROOM AND BOARD

P a t t o n ’s Place— Room and Board
H o m e C o o k in g

119 W e s t 8 th

P h o n e 8 5 6 7

RUGS CLEANED

I N S U R A N C E ^ 

'

SECOND-HAND CLOTHES

i n s u r a n c e of All K in d s
THE ROBBINS COMPANY

E lk * B u ild in g 

P h o n e 6 0 0 7

H I G H E S T C A S H P R I C E S
P a id F o r
S e c o n d -h a n d C lo th in g a n d S h o e s 
P h o n e 8 7 6 2

IRONS

SHOE SHOPS 

W e s te r n E le c tric S m o o th in g 
S p a tia l S a le $ 3 .5 5 W a r r $ 5 .0 0 e a c h 

I ro n s 

JO H N L. M A R T IN 

# 

P h o n e 3563

JE W E L E R S

U NI VE RS IT Y JE WE LRY SHOP
W a tc h , C lock a n d J e w e lr y R e p a irin g 

N e x t D oor 

to C o -o p

V A R S I T Y S H O E S H O P
P h o n e 6 7 8 8 fo r E x p e r t S h o e R e p a irin g 

C o n v e n ie n tly l o c a t e d 
N e x t D o o r t o **Y*'

W h e n W a B u ild S h o e s W e B u ild S a t i s f a c ­
tio n , W a G u a r a n te e All O u r W o rk .

A L L E N 'S S H O E S H O P 

P h o n e 4 5 9 7 

2 4 0 0 G u a d a lu p e

L E A T H E R G O O D S

TA IL O R S

D reaa 
F in d in g s .
A. W . B R IL L

B e lts , S lic k e r s , L o a th e r S hoo

J. J. B E C K E R T H E TA I L OR

2 1 8 E A S T 6 t h S T .

S u its to M e a s u re 
119 E a s t 6 th S t. 

H o m e M ade
R oom 6, P o lk B ldg.

LIFE INSURANCE

L e t U» E x p la in O u r P o lic y . 

W . D F O S T E R . AGENC Y

A g e n ts W a n te d

P h o n e 5 9 2 7

R oom I S m ith Bldg.,

TURKISH BATHS

LITTLEFIELD TURKISH 
BATHS
O n e ra te d By An E x p e rt F ro m H o t S p r in g s 
L o b b y L ittle f ie ld B ldg.
P h o n e 553 4 

C A L C A S I E U L U M B E R Y A R D
B u ild e r s of h ig h c la s s h o m e s .

i i i

W e s t 2 n d 

P h o n e 8371

USED CARS

METAL WORK

Or na me n ta l

Metal Wo rk
O ffic e F ig u r e W ith M a. 

F o r H o m e A

P h o n e 4660- E T . S if g e L 
115 E a s t 8 th S t.

Used Cars $ 2 S and up
E a s y T e rm s T o S t u d e n t s

P A Y N E M O TOR CO . 

107 W e s t 5 th S t

WELDERS

MILLINERY

S T O E R M E R B R O T H E R S
G e n e ra l M a c h in is ts a n d W e ld e r s 

102 E a s t 5 th S t r e e t 

P h o n e 8 8 2 2

MI SS H E L E N E B A S T I A N
M IL L IN E R Y 

916 C o n g r e s s A v e n u e

U p stairs

WELDING AND RADIATOR 
R EPA IRIN G

MOTOR BUS LINES

A U S T I N W E L D I N G A 

R A D I A T O R i 

G U S B. LI NZ

LUMBER YARDS

CAMPUS SHOP
Expert Cleaning and 
Pressing for
MEN and WOMEN 
PH O N E 4998

Dr. J. V. Siegmund
Practice Limited to
Orthodontia
(S tra ig h ten in g T eeth)
WB Littlefield Budding 
Phone £9 3 3

D A IL Y 6 :3 0 . 7 :3 0 , 8 :3 0 , 9 :3 0 , 1 0 :3 0 , 1 1 .3 0 , 205 E a s t 5 th S t r e e t 

P h o n e 3 7 3 3

L O N G H O R N T AI L O R S H O P
C l e a n e r s , D y e r s , A n d H a t t e r s 

I 

240 * G u a d a lu p e S t. 

P h o n e 3 8 4 7

E. P E T E R S O N
T a ilo r in g T h a t S a tis f ie s

P hone 5846

2 4 0 4 G u a d a lu p e S t-

C A R S 

FO R 

S A N A N T O N IO 

L E A V E 

BU S LIN E 

l a . r n ; 1 2 :3 0 , 1 :3 0 , 2 :3 0 , 3 :3 0 , 4 :3 0 , 8 :3 0 ,
.6 : 3 0 , 7 :3 0 p. in. 
I S E D A N S U S E D O N A L L S C H E D U L E S .
RED BALL STATION

107 E . 7 T H S T . 

P H O N E 8 4 6 6

J 

j 

DRESSMAKERS

T H E U N I V E R S I T Y D R E S S M A K E R

H m m ! itc h in g , P le a tin g , 

D r e s s m a k in g , 

2462 S an A n to n io S t .

P h o n e 3 2 8 8

MISS M A B E L G A N N A W A Y
E x p e rt H e m s titc h in g , B u tto n s a n d P le a tin g 
911 C o n g r e s s , P h o n e 8 3 6 2

M OVING AND S H IP PIN G

M ovin

R e sid en ce

333

F. H A S T E R
C r a tin g a n d S k i 
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W I N D O W C L E A N E R S 

S T N U D E N T W I N D O W C L E A N E R S
Q u a lity , E ff ic ie n c y . E c o n o m y 

V. M . M o u s e r, M g r. 

P h o n e Y . M , C. A.

W O O D Y A R D S 

H E A T E R BLOCKS
$ 2 .2 5 P E R R IC K D E L IV E R E D .

W E . S IM P S O N 

P h o n e 4 466

MRS. E M M A ROSS
D r e s s m a k in g 

U% L ittle f ie ld B ld g ,

J. G. S H E L T O N , O p t o me t ri s t

: E y e s E x a m in e d 

G la s s e s F i t t e d

2 0 7 0 

I i i E a s t 6 t h S t.. P h o n e 722 2

W O O D , W O O D , P H O N E 9 3 0 0
S o u th A u s tin W o o d e n d C e d a r Y a rd .
Try U s — Tall Other*.

FO R S A L E

FOR SA L E — Fresh eg g s daily at 40c 
— I

per dozen. Phone 3716. 

FOR SA L E — B eau tifu l 

early E n g ­
lish dining room fu rn itu re. Four 
gas 
205 B ellevu e P lace, C ollege 
— 4

post brass bed. One 
heater. 
Court. 

trunk, 

FOR S A L E — 1,000 n e w 

la te 
C olu m b ia p h o n o g r a p h r e c ­
ords; r eg u la r p rice 7 5 cen ts, 
s p e c ia l p rice 3 5 c en ts or th ree 
J. R. R eed Music 
f o r $ 1 .0 0 . 
C o m p an y , 8 0 5 C ongress A v e ­
— 6
nue. 

No. IO. 

FOR SA L E -—-Rem ington 

typ ew riter 
In p e r fe c t con d ition . A
good bargain for $25. 
S ee, w rite,
or phone A. H. Snipes, 1800 N u eces 

 

SA V E M ONEY. S ave your old s a fe ­
ty razor blades and have them re­
sharpened good as new . Most mod­
ern up-to-date m achine operated by 
— 18
an expert. 314 E a st 6 th. 

H EM STITCH ING 
Phone 94 0 7 . 

lCc per 

yard. 

102 W est 24th St.

G IRLS! H ave you 

seen the Spencer ; ^ treet, phone 3992. 

I

athletic corset? 

For basketball, 

DIAL 8297 

for good block h eater

good

w ood, groceries and fe e d . 

— 3

— 31

g o lf, athletic sports, there is nothing 
b etter or m ore com fortable. 
If stou t, 
will reduce by m assage. No rubber 
or anything injurious. F or appoint­
m ent phone 8 5 3 0 , Mrs.
from 12 to 3:30 p. rn.

I

DANCING — P riv ate 

studio, 

500 W. 31st. Phone 7812.

— 3

W A N TED — If Otis R ogers w ill call 
at the o ffic e o f the M ajestic The- 
R o th w e ll,! ater w ith this ad M onday he will be
given a free pass to see “ The Golden 
B ed.”

sics. A stitch 

GET RIGHT in that Math and P hy­
in tim e w ill save 
a v isit to th e dean. Phone 5283 for 
an appointm ent in coaching. — F eb26

B O A R D A N D ROOM

E X C ELLEN T ROOM A N D BOARD 
for two m ore you n g men in fu r­
nace heated hom e w ithin a block o f 
2411 San A ntonio S treet. 
cam pus. 
— I
Phone 5198. 

ROOMS with or w ithout board for 
boys, m ost co n ven ien t place in U n i­
stu d en ts. 
— 4

versity v icin ity fo r Law 
2007 W ichita. 

fiv e 

FOR REN T — F our or 

large 
double sized room s for quiet boys. 
N o others need apply. A cross the 
cam pus. T elephone 7984. Mrs. A. 
— 7
Sm ith. 

U niversity 

ROOM AN D BO ARD W A N T E D — 
instructor w ants nice 
room and board, p refers steam heat, 
sin gle le d . A ddress Box 1927-S. — I

WE ARE prepared to serve a few 
m ore boys w ith ex cellen t m eals at 
reasonable rates. Also tw o 
desir­
able room s for rent. Call at 2208 
— 6
N u eces, or phone 8433. 

A PA R T M E N T 

FO R R E N T — Two 
furnished room s, for perm anent oc­
cupancy to couple w ithout children. 
Just o f f C apitol grounds, to n orth ­
112 E. 
east. Call a fte r 5 o ’clock. 
— 6
13th. Phone 2 9 6 5 . 

W ELL F U R N IS H E D room 

in best 
U n iversity section fo r tw o young 
2503 Rio 
— 3

men. M oderate 
Grande. P hone 3403. 

rent. 

ROOM AN D BO ARD— Large 
room, sin gle beds, hot 

south 
and cold 
shower, sleep in g 
porch. E xcellen t 
board. Reduced rates if here through 
sum m er. 1908 W hitis. T el. 4432. — 3

FOR R EN T— N ic e ly furnished bed­
room, w alking distance from A v e ­
Six blocks from 
306 E. 
— 5

nue, on car line. 
cam pus. R easonable rates. 
13th. Phone 3 8 1 8 . 

ROOM FOR R E N T — C om fortably 
and m odernly furnished, hot and 
cold w ater, private bath, fo r one or 
tw o m en or couple. N ear C apitol. 
G arage in co n n ection . HOO G uada­
— 5
lupe S treet. P hone 8489. 

FOR SALE — Rem ington IO T yp ew rit­
er at a reasonable price. P racti­
cally new', and in e x c e lle n t condition. 
— I
Phone 4727. 

FOR SA L E — Large oval antique m ir­
ror, 48 by 22 inches. V ery desirable 
for library or livin g room . Call at 
— I
606 E ast 3rd. 

eye m aple. 

FOR SA L E — Bedroom su ite o f birds­
6 
pieces. A lso, other household fu r ­
2303 S peed­
niture at a sa crifice. 
— I
way. Dial 8206 or 48 6 7 . 

P ractically new . 

HELP W A N T ED

W A N T ED — Young m an with 
good voice and experience to 
take ch arg e of Sunday school 
choir and 
orchestra. A p ply 
Box 553, Austin, Texas. — 6

W A N TED — Live young men to sell 
high grade line n eck ties direct to 
w earer. U niversity or city. A ll or 
part tim e. N o 
investm ent. Good 
pay, com m ission basis. Phone 4643.

SOLICITORS W A N T E D — Live w ire 
stu d en ts who w ish to earn extra 
m oney during their spare hours ap­
ply to Brandon B ryan, 2504 Guada­
— 4
lupe, phone 8477. 

W A N T E D — If H enry P enix w ill call 
at th e box o ffic e o f the Queen 
T heater M onday w ith this ad he will 
be given a pass to see “ The B eauty 
P rize.”

M ISTER E M P L O Y E R ! I am a 
U n iv ersity boy, en tire ly s e lf ­
su pp orting, and m u tt h a v e a 
jo b by F eb ru a ry I in ord er to 
stay in school. Good re fe r e n c e s 
fu rn ish ed . H ours 
a r­
ra n g ed . A d d r e s s Box 1927-N , 
— 31
U n iversity S tation . 

e a s ily 

SOLICITORS for a 

reliable 
stu d en t ow ned tailor shop. Phone 
Speedw ay T ailor Shop, 3568. — 5

good 

W ANTED— A num ber o f girls who 
should m ake from $5 to $10 per 
day a fte r school. Call IOO E ast 2nd 
S treet from 12 to 3:30 this w eek. — I 

T E A C H E R S- W A N T E D— S cien ce, 
$ 1 8 0 0 ; L atin, S cien ce, M athem at­
ics, $1620. each ; E nglish, H istory, 
Germ an, 
each; 
Grades, $1080. J, L. T a ff, A ustin, 
3
T exas, phone 6039. 

Spanish, 

$1 3 0 5 , 

 

LO ST— Kappa Alpha Theta 

fr a te r ­
n ity pin in E ducation Building 310 
T uesday m orning. 
phone 
6935 or leave at T exan o ffic e . — 4

F inder 

FO U N D — A bar pin. phone 4708. — 4

rim m ed 

som ew here 

LO ST— Pair horn 

glasses, 
Education 
B uilding and W om an’s Gym. Phone 
leave at 
9135, Leonora Curry or 
— 3
T exan o ffic e . 

betw een 

LO ST— A copy o f “ De Deorum Ro- 
manorum C ognom inibus.” Finder 

LOST— Medium sized black 

leather 
notebook containing E ducation I, 
M. E. 107, P hysics 422 notes. Finder 
please leave sam e at T exan o ffic e .

LOST— A black fu r on San A ntonio 
21 st. 
— 2

| 
I Phone 7962. Reward. 

S treet betw een 19th 

and 

LOST— A blue-knit slipover sw eater 
w ith blue and w hite striped collar 
and c u ffs. Phone 6369 or leave at 
— 3
Texan o ffic e . 

Cut

F l ow e r s, Pot Pl a nts, A 
M rs. W. F. W o o d m a n 
Mrs. J. C. Por t er 

S ee d

P ho ne 9 3 6 0 

2 04 W. 6th St.
F eb . 2 8

D eliciou s 

S P A N ISH C A FE— 2 5 0 2 G uadalupe.
and 
Spanish 
suppers 3 5 c; club dinner and supper 
enchiladas, 
3 5 c ; 
ch ile; hot cakes, th ey m elt in your 
— 3
m outh. 

tam ales, 

chicken, 

dinners 

CORD W OO D AND BLOCKS
W e also do sawi ng . P ho ne 3 7 4 2 
E. M. A S H F O R D

A GOOD a p p e a ra n c e is often 
the m easure of a m an. TH E 
CACTUS TAILOR SHOP of­
fers the best in good cleaning 
and pressing. Dying and a lte r ­
supervised. 
ations 
Brandon Bryan, 2504 G u a d a ­
lupe, ph one 8477. 
— 15

carefu lly 

W O M A N’S E X C H A N G E — Y. W . C.
A ., 10th and B razos S treets. D e­
licious hom e-m ade cakes, pies, c a n ­
dies, cheese traw s, n u t breads, etc. 
F resh every day. 
Special attention 
for parties. Phone 
given 
— 19
9 129. 

orders 

T E X A S M EAT CO 
slaughtered m eat, 

special 
hom e 
Sausage o f all
kinds. H om e-m ade chile. W holesale 
and retail. Come and see us. T exas 
M eat Co., phone 
5689. Herm an 
S cb ee l and H arvey W arren, props.— 7

ANY ONE holding meal tickets 
t h e UNIVERSITY
I CAFE, prior to J a n u a ry 28th, 
please p resent sam e at once 
and have it O. K .’d. Respective-! 
ly, C. W. Boese. 

— 7

For artistic, skillfully-m ade 
S IG N S 
Call
Students Sign Shop
Phone 7627 

— 7

F R E N C H — M ile. E lise Brunet. Lim ­
ited class in conversational read­
ings. Special atten tion given to pro­
n unciation. W ill coach French A
pupilg. Phone in m orning or night. I nently or to tran sien ts. Cheap rates.
P hone 3850,' 

in, 
bath and phone, gas or coal h eat, 
I fix tu res all new . W ill ren t perm a- 

— 7i 203 E ast 7th S tr e e t, phone 8 4 7 4 . — 3

F U R N ISH E D ROOMS— C lose 

travel 

college men 

W A N TED — Tw o 

to 
for P ictorial R eview and 
local. F ree 
other m agazines, also 
scholarship. Apply 
to Mr. A. M. 
C ow les, 2206 N u eces or Mr. S teele, 
24
2706 N u eces, 

 

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s i t e d . 
A lte re d by C A P IT A L C A R P E T C L E A N - 
E R S , 2 1 1 7 E a s t A v an t!# , p h o n e 8 5 3 8 .

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