B a t t # t E j e x s r * First College Daily in the South VOL. XXIV. AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1923 No. 8 LONGHORNS WILL MEET KANGAROOS TODAY Varsity Rooters Start On Tramming for Season 0 0 P E LSI F R I D A Y S Varsity's New Mentor ,------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------- »— — n u ' m i ♦ .... ♦ n SIJ E l SOPH ELECTION TO BE I E K E S OF F R I D A Y Important A ppointm ents to be $ 3 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Spent Made at First M eeting of Year ^UNIFORMS T O D A Y MARKED BT GREAT DISPLAY OF PEP In O utfit- ting O rganization W ith A ttractive Apparel T w o Stellar Men of O ppos­ ing Team Reported In­ jured SPORT SPECULATION OIFE M ystery Surrounds Final Prac­ tice o f D oc Stew art’s Squad i PROB AB LE LINE-UP FOR TEXAS By Geo. T. Kirksey Left End Lr ft Jackie Left Guard Center ..... . Hif’hl G u a r d Right Tackle Right End . Quarter Left Half Right Half Fullback Gilstrap Bluestem Sprague B ra d y Gorman Burns Curtis or Newel! Tyne* or Robertson Tynes or Robertson Eckhardt or Smith Marley or Ward a..*..*__ -Venine ( Has ke ll ) . Moore Linesman— Proctor (Vanderbilt). (T. Referee— Umpire Head C. l l . ) . Lime, 4 o ’clock. By Geo. T. Kirksey Sports Editor, I he Daily Texan With mystery To da y E. J. (Doc) St (‘wart Rives fighting1 Longhorn oppor- tunity to star t oil* the ’INT grid season with a boom* HIGGINS WEARS UNLUCKY NO. A. M. Higgins, Inti'c guard on the football team of 1922, who re­ late to the foot ported a trifle ball training camp th* year will go into the game tomorrow wearing the unlucky number 13. Higgins has no fear of bringing the wrath of the gods down on his shoulders by wearin ; the unfortunate nom ber. He said “ number thirt* en ha* always been my lucky number and I believe this will be my lass ky year in football.” For the past two years the men thirteen who have worn number year have failed to letter. Last the number Leon Gorman wore and only got into a games, few while in 1921 Rube Leissner war tagged number thirteen «r»d h* failed to letter after being a star in 1920. woe or. jato Ba vl ( HIGH SCHOOL BISH REENTERS U S I H surrounding I ho football product o f the fin­ ders of “ Doc” Stewart, Texas will tear into their first oppo­ nent of the football season on tomorrow at 4 ( lark Field o’clock when the Longhorns met*1 the Austin ( hdlege eleven. M uch Is E xpected o f P r e s e n t!speculation as to the outcome Of the contest larking be­ run ;<» tin Austin College team comes to Austin with little or it. Only no dope preceding one story lias ap p e a r e d in the s'ate {tapers in r e g a r d to the Kangaroos during th e past ten days and t h a t reports an injury t o two o f their stars, Saxon, a speedy back, and Poe, a stellar I lineman. am Coates, all-stab , in in t «■ i -rh im. . -1 ic L y ear, a nd also one th e r n *k s t a r s of a n d ha \ ustin j a f t e r n i v o r si t v, it * he plan the loading n a tio n , is r e -e n te re d it sorting e n te r in g H older o f Athletic Records high football of I in* is I Si irk out ll u n d e r ( tho cr as t h a t t tle f ie ld ’ ae L a s t s e a so n th e A u tin College st high I I c a m e I crew gave T e x a s a to ug h baith* in the soh oui f< xitbull st C h iv er tty a n d u n d e r Coach first e n c o u n te r. T ex a s finally won to T exns tu te la g e f o r a y e a r j o u t 19 to 0. Austin College has lost i ( 'h a ir Ll f the g r e a t e s t college 't w o of the most p ro m in e n t men on should be » h Stew - the te a m o f 1922 in H ub Hollis, back, s t a r s lr, i Ee a r t in IU24. B oth Coach S t e w a r t a n d ami S la v er, end, who s ta r r e d in the Coach L ittle fie ld spoke f a v o ra b ly o f , Texas-Austii* game. Hollis is out of school a n d S ie v er has e n te r e d Texas. C o a te s a f t e r seein g him In a c tio n chi H ow ever, the' r a n k s of these two men Held last week a n d believe t h a t will be m o re th a n filled by the in ­ he will get the woods a f ir e n e x t ye a r. com ing fre s h m a n ta le n t which is eli­ F o r the p a st three y e a r s Co a tea h a s gible to p la y a t th e T. I. A. institu- played with the W aco High T ig e rs u n ­ Lion. the c o a c h in g of P a u l T y so n, one do! high school coaches o f the th d th e lad f r o m W aco versed in ti rn a w el] 1 pig JCieg a i tr a c k re c o rd c eleb rity, d last sp rin g meet with a heave th at stir- e x p e rie n c e w ith L a s t y e a r A u stin College was fo rm e r coached by Dave P e n a , a art o f L on gh orn tackle, up to th e tim e of the | T exas g a m e an d la te r being handled league football; by Charlie R o b e rtso n , big ie. H e baseball s ta r . This y e a r P e te Caw p u t on I th e n , a f o r m e r S o u th w e s te r n U niver- a with e inter- Mfy th e Rice Fresh- ... j t h e tr a c k follow ers o f the en- men a t T e rre ll T r a in in g School a t In th e n a tio n al high school D allas a n d several o th e r places is at ta te . th ird the helm of the K ang a ro o s and from >t p ut being b e a te n b y r e p o r t s has th e squall in fin e r shape t h a n th e y have e v e r been before f o r tire m e e t a t Chicago he c a p tu r e d J p]uco \f ■ n a tl . a d y ICT th* Besides I is tin * lie C la r k F i­ sc ho la st ic in -tar m an of i she in ti coach th e sh arro w Richard T. Fle m in g o f H o u sto n , MATHEWS P L E W Fleming Speaks. h u n d re d n . . . «-■* . . , Registrar Expects to hum iliate Sm all Im perfections by Next Year P r e c e e d in g th e sp e a k e rs, N ow otny j has prov ed su ccessful, a lth o u g h it A cco rding to E. J . M atthew , regia-1 Pri I tr a r , the m w .system o f re g is t r a tio n IS Both Eds and Coeds ppwra n , “ P ep Rally W ith the g r e e n capped fre sh m e n s ittin g in the c e n te r o f th e floor, th< m ain r o o te rs b a n k e d on one side of the g y m , th e co-eds seated tin th e op­ posite side, a n d w ith the L o ng horn Hand a n d T e x a s Cowboys out in full force, S h o rty N o w otny and his assis ta u ts began th e ir task of instilling the old T e x a s f i g h t spirit T e x a s r o o te rs a t the f ir s t rally into the in the M e n ’s G y m n a siu m last night. A f t e r a few p r e lim in a ry w a n n in g up yells in p r e p a r a tio n fo r the firs t ga m e of the season to d a y with A u stin College, N ow otny tu r n e d over the rally p ro g ra m to the m em bers of the E x -s tu d e n ts A ssociation who w ere p re s e n t. J u d g e D. C. Bland presided a n d in tro d u c e d th e speakers. fa ile d F ir s t to p a st years. speak , R. L. Holliday h a n d e d o u t a few b ric k b a ts in r e g a r d ro o te rs to t h e actio n of th e Texas a n d s tu d e n ts in “ T he in its d u tie s ,’’ f a c u lt y has s ta te d H oliday. “ If they would a t ­ ten d th e ra llie s an d make speeches b efo re the s t u d e n t bodies at the r a l ­ lies, we would h av e a b e t t e r spirit ex istin g b e tw e e n th e s tu d e n ts and fa c u lty m e m b e rs. Dean T a y lo r has a tte n d e d all rallies and t a u g h t th e s t u d e n ts the old T e x a s sp irit. Raps Professor*. “ I t is ru m o re d t h a t the Law Schoo' is becom ing an old m a n ’s hom e. As long as we have football in th e Uni ve rsity no p ro fe sso r or d e a n should keep a n y m an who is eligible fro m p la y in g .” and Calling upon th e e x -stu d e n ts for their .support a n d co-op eration d u rin g the footb all rea so n im ploring them no t to criticize th e coach or team until th e final w histle blows on T h a n k sg iv in g d a y , S h o r ty N ow otny told the ex s t u d e n ts th a t th e yell lead- rs and r o o te rs w ere going to do th e ir J team I level best to s ta y behind and do the j gam e n ex t T h a n k sg iv in g . in w in n in g th e i r p a r t th e in a few w o rd s H e le n Knox of Giddings followed I H olliday a n d p re se n te d th e w o m a n ’s the e x - stu d e n ts a ssociation. side of the She exp lain ed feeling of th e co-eds a t th e football gam es. “ W hen you f ig h t like brave men we c h e e r ; when you f ig h t withj the T e x a s s p irit we a d o re you. We mean by t h e T e x a s f ig h t s p ir it the hold ’em spirit. We w a n t you to go! on th e field and cause o u r rivals to s'-iy ‘H ere com e th e T e x a s L on gh orn s, j G et o u t of th e w a y ! ’ ” f i f t e e n ne x t took th e p la tfo rm , je r k e d o f f his coat, p o in te d to the g re e n c app ed fre sh m e n s ittin g on the floo r in fro n t j of him and said, “ Fellow s tu d e n ts , I j am n o t here to hand you a n y hou quat*. Y o n have fir s t- y e a r m en in school. Look a t the h u n d re d o f fre sh m e n b e fo re me now. whe^e a re the o th e r m e m b e rs of the! fit d. y e a r d an a ? W h e n I w as a fresh- j m an we w e re a f r a id n o t to com e to J th e u p p e rc la ssm e n You should see t h a t all th e f re sh m e n arc o u t fo r th e rallies. rallies. Kirksey W ins Presidency Over Gerhardt by small Majority CUSS LEADERS SPEAK Number of Co-eds Appear at M eeting to Certify S u f­ frage c a n d id a te “ M ore b o a rd s t o r f r e s h m e n !” W ith the fo re g o in g as th e keyn ote o f hK speech, e v e ry at T h u r s d a y ’s so ph om o re class election prom ised to do his b e st in g u id in g the e r r i n g class of ’27 a lo n g the p a th of d ec o ru m an d v irtu e . V ic to rie s of last y e a r w e re called to m ind and prom ises w ere m ade t h a t this y e a r ’s sophs should n e v e r be m ade to p u t up w ith the hu m iliatio n which last y e a r ’s class s u f f e r e d . The m eeting , which w as held in room 103 of th e Law B u ild in g , r e ­ sem bled a cross b etw e e n th e New York stock e x c h a n g e d u r in g a world crisis and D e m o c ra tic n a tio n a l con­ v en tion j u s t a f t e r W illiam J e n n in g s B ry a n has le t loose one o f his silvery to n g u e d no m in atio n speeches. So much c o n fu sio n p re v ailed th a t te lle rs had to make tw o c o u n ts be­ f o re th e y could d e te r m in e w ho had been elected p re sid e n t. A f t e r the din of the second c o u n t had died down it was a n n o u n c e d t h a t G eorge T. K irksey of Hillsboro, had won by a few vo tes o ver R a y m o n d G e r h a r d t of Ban A ntonio. F o r v ice-presiden t R ay­ mond Th om ason of M emphis won out in a n o th e r close fig h t over W. C. F u l­ cher of Naples. T he b ig g e st d e m o n s tr a tio n o f the m e e tin g o c c u rre d w hen T. B. “ b o w ­ boy” Cowan* of C o lorado City, was io min at cd f o r s e r g e a n t- a t- a r m s . Co­ wan was ac c o rd e d the ho n o r of ©lee lion by a c c la m atio n . He s ta r te d the cocky second y e a r m en on an o th e i rally when he said in th e co u rse of his a c c e p tan c e speech, “ Boys, if I d o n ’t it w o n ’t be know how to do this jo b because I h a v e n ’t b e e n th r o u g h the mill.” A f te r the electio n se v e ra l sp e a k e rs called on the m e m b e rs of the class to do th eir d u ty , sa y in g t h a t this y e a r ’£ crop of fr e s h m e n was e n tir e ly too self-assertive and t h a t th e y m u st be ta u g h t p r o p e r r e s p e c t f o r th e ir elders. It was voted to hold a reception, w ith the c o n s e n t of th e fa c u lty , in th e n e a r f u t u r e , th e follow ing c om ­ m itte e being a p p o in te d to m ake a r ­ ra n g e m e n ts : Ben G ree n w o o d , Jo e Davis, E d w in T a eg le a n d R aym o nd G e rh a rd t. T he class m e m b e rs w e re u rg e d to a tte n d th e pep rally of T h u r s d a y n ig h t and to hold them selves in readi ness to a ss ist a t th e f r e s h m a n class m ee tin g to he held on n e x t T u e sd a y . A bout a dozen co-eds b rav e ly took their places a m o n g th e several h u n ­ dred excited m en. T h e y did n o t p ro ­ duce a n y c a n d id a te s n o r m a k e a n y t h e n speeches, b u t th e y r ig h t of s u f f r a g e , dividing th e ir v otes a b o u t e q u a lly a m o n g th e c a n d id a te s p u t f o r w a r d by the m en. e x e rcise d --------------- o------------- initial M em bers of COMMITTEES TO BE I I D Council W ill be Favored W ith Lunch at Country Club Most of th e m e m b e rs o f the E x e c u ­ tiv e Council of th* E x s t u d e n t s As- in Austin a e c i a l on h a v e a r r iv e d in an n u a ! m e e t­ p r e p a r a tio n b v t h e ir So f a r th e in g to b e held F r id a y . m e m b e r s t h a t . a ve a rriv e d a r e I). C. B la n d , of O ran g e , p r e s i d e n t ; Helen K nox o f G iddings, f ir s t vice p re si­ d e n t ; R. L. Ho d d a y of El P a s o ; a n d R. T. F le m in g of H o u sto n . T h e o th e r m e m b e r s of the council a r e expected fhcrtly. th e L o nghorn Band will a p p e a r for th e fir s t tim e in th eir new u n ifo rm s F r id a y a f t e r n o o n on C la rk Field w hen V a rsity meets A us­ tin College in football th e g a m e of th e season. T h ro e th o u sa n d do llars have b e e n ex p e n d e d by the ban d to w a rd s e c u rin g the most a t t r a c ­ tive u n ifo r m s which could bt* p u r ­ chased, tw o th ird s of th e sum being paid by th e b and and le g isla tu re res­ pectively, a n d a th o u s a n d d ollars b e ­ ing d o n a te d by L u tc h e r S ta r k of O ra n g e , whose g e n e ro sity alone made the p u r c h a s e possible. S ta r k , p re si­ d e n t of th e Hoard of R eg ents, at p re se n t, w as also responsible fo r the first p u rc h a s e of u n if o r m s fo r the ban d , d o n a tin g a large sum and pro- (An F r id a y m o r n in g th e council will I rooting the idea to its m a te ria liz a tio n . IF'1- Longhorn Band will play fo r m e e t in th e a sso c ia tio n ro o m s ut tho \ Y , M. C. A. b u ild in g w h e re p r o b - ; the T e x a s S ta te E xp osition in A ustin I ems c o n f ro n tin g the association f o r d u r in g th e week o f Oct. I to 7. Mcm- th e c o m in g y e a r will be ta k e n up a n d h e r s of th e b a n d a r e re q u e s te d by Em I). C. w in F * S m ith , m a n a g e r of th e band, discussed. A t this m ee tin g the a s s o c i a t i o n ! ^ note th e follo w ing p ro g ra m s and B lan d, p re s id e n t of will m ake public the nam es of th e I a r r a n g e th e ir scho lastic w ork accord- v a r io u s c o m m itte e s f o r y e a r . the com in g ingly. M onday, 10:50 a. rn.— “ T h e S ta r f r o n t of o. in T h e problem of re visin g the ex-stu- Spa n g le d B a n n e r, d e n ts d ir e c to r y up to d a te will also ^L A. Liar tacks. be ta k e n up a t th e m eeting. F r id a y the council will be a lu nc h e o n a t the C o u n tr y Club, a f - ti r which th e y will a t te n d th e T cxas- A u s t in College f o o tb a ll g am e as the g u e s ts of the A th le tic Council. T u e s d a y , 7 racks. A t noon M onday, 1:30 p. rn. Assemble te n d e r e d Co-Op to he tak en to < a m p M abry a t t u e s d a y , 1:30 Assemble a t Co-Op to leave f n r Cam p M abry. to 9— S. M. A. bar- W e d n e sd a y , 7 to 9— S. M. A. b a r ­ G R I F F I N SELECTS M EDR BLEE CLHB Plans T o Increase Personnel of O rganization During the Year c e rt. ce rt. racks. racks. racks. racks. T h u r s d a y , 2 to 5— S. M* A. b a r ­ T h u r s d a y , 7 to 9— S. M. A. b a r ­ F rid a y , 2 to 5— S. M. A. b a r ­ F rid a y , 7 to 9— B en B u r S hrine g ro u n d s on N in e te e n th S tre e t. S a tu r d a y , 2 to 5— S. M. A. con- S a tu r d a y , 7 to 9 S. M. A. con- —o N ew Sports M anagers E lected by VV. A . A . a t the elected O f f ic e r s second r e g u la r c ouncil m e e ti n g of the W om ­ a n ’s Athletic A ssociation held T u e s ­ d a y n ig h t w ere L ula May Law, t e m ­ p o r a r y base b a ll m a n a g e r ; V ir g in ia M a n to r, te m p o r a r y m a n a g e r of t e n ­ nis; Bella Kroll, p o ste r m a n a g e r ; an d F lo re n c e Sm ith, m a n a g e r of field ball. Field ball was a d o p te d by the c o u n ­ cil in the place o f field hockey, and is re co g n iz e d as one of th e m a jo r sports. I t w as also decided t h a t fro m 3 to 5 po in ts w ould be given to p a r tic ip a n ts in stu n ts , d e p e n d in g up on th e d i f f i ­ in p ra c tic e . tim e s p e n t c u lty a n d T h ese will be ta k e n up b e fo re th e fir s t closed WL A. A. m e e tin g which is to be held Oct. 4. W ork on R acquet Club T ournam ent to B egin Initial tr y -o u ts for the U n iv e rsity Glee Club w ere h eld in S Hall W ed Heyday n ig h t ami th r o u g h o u t T h u r s ­ d a y in David G r i f f i n ’s studio in th e Y. M. C. A. Sixty-five voices were tr ie d out d u r in g the e n tir e tim e . Mr, G riffin s ta te s t h a t th e q u a l i t y of good m a ­ te ria l was so large, t h a t he has d e ­ cided to increase the size of th e club. T h e follow ing men a r e re q u e ste d ti* be p r e s e n t a t the fir t re h e a rsa l M o n­ d a y night, S Hall a t 7 o’clock sh a r p : From the 1923 Glee Club, Messrs. W hite, W oodhead, B ailey, Dibrell, W rig ht, R u st, C am p , B ra z e lte n , Sellars, B e rk m a n , Silvey, G uinn, W atso n, G a n n o n , Goodwin, K inder, Gill and D u n b a r. New m e n : lle rse h e l S. B u rg in , J. N . K endrick, W illiam W. Elliot, Sam C. Hoyle J r . , J o h n Alien .Stevenson, T o m L. H a r tle y , Noel R. P a rso n s , G eorge lf. P a r k e r , G ordon M arsh, G eorge H. Mueller, J . W. Law, H aro ld Calloway, F r a n c is H. G e rm a n , L e o n ­ a r d F. McCollum, H. A. B u c k n e r, C. C, Sim m ons, G uy H o lm a n , H e r b e r t W illborn, T ra v is B ak er, W oodard M aurice R itte r , Bol. Lyles, D. R. D a n ­ f o r th , ll. F la n a g a n Sm ith. WL D ew ey A n tr y , WL P. N a b o rs, Paul M athew s, an d Vinson N. M auser. COWBOYS TO BE CHOSEN Men of th e U niversity who have been h e re o ne y e a r and who d e sire to becom e m em b ers o f the T e x as C ow ­ boys arc asked to leave t h e i r nam es w ith a c o m m itte e fro m t h a t o r g a n iz a ­ tion which will be s ta tio n e d in f r o n t of the Co-op fro m I and fro m 2 u ntil 4 o’clock F rid a y . E lec­ tion will he e n tire ly co m p e titiv e in n a tu r e , and th o u g h men will be chos­ en who r e p r e s e n t the s t u d e n t body as a whole, special a tte n ti o n will be given men q u a lifie d by u n u s u a l ab il­ ity o f com peten ce. IO u n til G ive A nnual Sm oker m e e tin g M onday O d . I in th e Worn j D u s t i n M a s o n s W i l l a n ’a G y m n a siu m . A n y girl who did) n o t sign up f u r te n n is a t the W . A. A. to Miss p a r t y m a y han d h e r nam e Jo s e p h in e Schmid in o ffic e 2 at th e o’clock a t th e Scottish R ite C a th e d r a l, I o ra n g c je r s e y s an d cps. T h e u n if o r m s j *u a r * W o m a n ’* Gym a n y tim e betw een F r i ­ the S cottish R ite bodies of A u stin will w ere the g i f t o f the U n iv e rsity Co-Op. j d ay an d M onday m o r n in g . T h e se give th e ir a n n u a l sm o k e r fo r all U n i­ n am e s will be d r a w n an d th e girls ve rsity m a so n s fro m t h e E. A. up. who a r e chosen will be placed in a This is an a n n u a l a f f a i r given by th e t o u r n a m e n t. A ny girl m a y ladd er Scottish R ite Masons o f A u stin to a r ­ challeng e a girl ab ov e her f iv e round*, the w in n e r to go in the de-! f o rd the o p p o r tu n ity to m e e t the Uni- J -phr* c o m m itte e on a w a rd s a t th e Uni On S a tu r d a y n igh t, Sept. 2», a t 7 ; whitP p a n U w ith the o r a n g e M E X IC A N S C H O L A R S H IP in . . , , New Unies ( c r T exas. strip e , f e a tu r e s will be c h a n g e d f o r S h o r ty N ow o tn y am! hi* th r e e . , . ! " a r a l i a * Line Captain Picked T e x a s a n d in ne h e re u n til he o b tain s a d eg ree. C o ates h a s a lr e a d y re g is te re d a t ) a n o p e n in g gam e. t <> stay in school T h e T e x a s t e a m ind ulged in a light w o r k o u t y e ste rd ay a fte r n o o n in th e ir n e w u n if o r m s in p r e p a r a tio n for t o ­ m o r ro w ’s c o n te st. T he new jerseys ’ e a m ^ L i e u t e n a n t a rc of a d a r k e r color th a n formerly' called f o r tr y - o u ts f o r th ird a s s is ta n t i n o t y e t p e r f e c t. By m e a n s of this j o n jv yell le a d e r and H a rry G. McW h i tte r pjan m o r e s tu d e n ts w e re ta k e n care* w as elected by the s tu d e n ts to serve; . of th a n prev io usly in th re e days, and i yell lead er. as a s s is ta n t ) m uch con fu sio n w a s a voided by se- New U n iform s. the men a n d w o m e n stu- Blatant*. M ayer. W ord and M cW hir-i •'«"*» >» th e «"«■ * * * * * « f r<".r" i r a ­ ‘ ion. P la n s t o r th e im p ro v e m e n t of te r , will a p p e a r to d a y in b ra n d n e w tai Cheer le a d ers u n i f o r m , c o n sistin g o f «•« x t l One n ew f e a tu re of Couch S t e w a r t ’s used and a new f e a t u r e is th a t each I tr a in in g system will be ip evidence j e r s e y h a s “ stiek-’e m ” on the body f e a tu r e s , Mr. J in the o pening g a m e today. T he v a r- L n d sleeves, while la st y e a r only th e M atthew s said, is t h a t fre sh m e n who s k y squad will have a line c a p ta in . j b ac k f[eU mt,n ha(1 lt on th e ir sweat- m o ta J d B S a r e alw, of a dark- j s s n d th . Sr credit* in c a rty m ay go who will a r t . a lie u te n a n t fu r c a p - j ^ J I I S th r o u g h m a tr ic u la tio n w ith o u t c r khaki color, b eing the e x a c t d u p li­ usual delay, whilt city cf the sly Ie used by Nut re Dame. this m u s t tak e an e x t r a step . I he h e a d g e a rs arc solid white. The socks a r e made of j e r s e y and a r e lig h te r t h a n h ave been used in s e v e r a l years, b e in g made o f jersey. T h e shoes w o rn every m em ber o f the squad c a r r y an e x tr a inch and a half top on th e m t a help for c a p ­ i l l i ' ad-1 1 1 I n c reason t o r tm * un­ those who neglect d it ion to the te a m w a s because T y n e s j will ta* d ir e c tin g the squad fro m the The official r e g is tra tio n days w ere backfield a nd will b e u nable to keep l i t h e line crow d in g th e line of sc rim ­ m a g e all the time. S t e w a r t explained 1 1 t h a t Blockedn, who w a s picked for the close of r e g is tr a tio n . {th is place by th e s q u a d will not Bee­ , l . i 0 p i t ., u* ..... -n(r -«*»«,„. th e , e e r i l y be a c i n g c a p ta in rn case of in ju r e d , but will keep E n r iq u e B ta v o , R a m iro E s t r a d a , B en - J ^ t a ^ c o U s e e ' d c a r e d ' b y th e Btu-i th* line in order a n d bo responsible its last m e e t i n g . ^ h o a e receiv in g the a w a r d s w e re ; to view , and sever ne d e p e n d s ' Types b eing aside f o r . th e la in lyrics. in weight civ;-, » it O n e of the b est a s by , . ~o~ 4 f . . . dent. r I for its position, . __ (Continued on Page Font) r n m em b er* of th e R a c q u e t Club. AU U n i v e r s i t y m aso n s i rom i n t mu. /a . A R ound Robin t o u r n a m e n t is to j up a re c ord ia lly invited an d e xpe c te d j be c o n d u cted w ithin th e club. T h e to be th ere . T h e re will be p lenty o f j R o b c rt De L e o n , J o rg e de la V ega. U t e re g is tra tio n rn a f f e c te d by five p la y e r s ho ld in g th e low est p e r - j .m o k e , c e n ta g e th e club a re su b je c t c h a lle n g e b)r a n y U n iv ersity stu d e n t, in of the city of A ustin to I mason* o f th e U n iv e rsity fa c u lty a n d >s jto P a g e 2 . .. me. SaUtf®**311 F in .! GeBac* Daily I* P * BatrOj fly Ute T**** Shwient*’ PufeJtcattOna, _ , a wn y bs or nm sr except M«n■■■ m atter at the po*‘- e(f,re at Anat in, Texas., under Aet o f O f * arm*. Marrh %, IFT®, Acreman.-* at SP**™1 i i 1**. rate o f poet*** pranrtried for Act o f Octoer », I S H . a it hor lied Septeatlx r _ 2*. It!?- in Section HENRY C. FULCHER E ditor-in-chief BAY K. LEX Mer. Editor WILLIAM h . MoGILt Soperxisinjr B usiness M anager F r id a y , S eptem ber. 28, 192. EDITORIALS AMERICAN EDUCATION study will serve only as a sup­ plem entary aid to experience. seem A nother seemingly errone ous belief which is given a g re a t deal of attention by crit­ ics is th a t American education kills individuality, producing, thereby, “rubber-stam ped ’ in­ dividuals, molded a tte r the same pattern. Critics in this connection would to think th a t definite ideas, firm beliefs, wide knowledge and g reat intellect come from m ere i existence a t a university. On i the other hand, is not college ! nie r e ly an intellectual b a r te r in which sellers are as essen­ tial as buyers? Can any edu­ cational system do more than m erely take the individual p re ­ sented and develop the given make-up? W h at there is, the college can develop; w h a t is lacking lost— fo r a new make-up cannot be given by any sort of education. Youth is neither innately cynical or hopeless, and it takes a great deal of life to stifle his natu ral te n ­ optimism and his dencies. is 1111$ . * * * t,c to hid To the two * * * innate . . . . . . *- - iiiiiniiHitoWWi!WBnrimTtw*r attitude of ( C o r n e l l D a l l y S u n ) K I L L I N G T W O B I R D S v e students camp Iii the fifty d o l l a r fcu.Uon increase the] goes out into lite. A certain literary critic O pinions of Others the e d u c a t i o n a l i s t s re­ cently said "At present we are in grave danger of being lost * between factions— colessor Goodnight, dean those who insist that to be tru th ­ of men. of th e University of ful we must draw up to the sur­ Wisconsin, sums up the belief leading face everything wearisome anti] and degrading in human t h i n g s , and j A m e r i c a n i n those other writers who yearn L a y in g , “ A boy who has given them "; his best effort tor four y ears to sentimentalize over Mf SC IIU lllfiiuiiJM .......... This, clearly, is the same state in I to such widely diversified dis- which we find American Edu- j eiplines as are represen ted in cation at present—no one seems (a m odern university course ant! inclined to see conditions clear- has done creditably by them , Iv and with unprejudiced eyes.; has gained more than mere Critics either bring up all the j knowledge. He has acquired w orst to flaunt, or they senti- j r e s o u r c e f u l n e s s , varsatility, a ’ k n o w l e d g e of how tackle m entalist over conditions. any sort of job, and an a p p re ­ is popu- eiatioft of when a pice e of work l a r k divided into two types—in- is done, not h a h done or almost to those who afe missing the done. but w e l l done, and these the '; are the qualities which put him tru e aim of education by one chasing the Will o’ the W isp;inevitably to the trout vs hen of collegiate honors and other the lights of , scholastic honors. The human being in clines toward extremes in all things— so the old think the col­ lege students are all mad, and the young think the old are itll mad— and no on** gives the other credit with "doing the thing as he sees it” without at least ac- announced through the president, to casing him of “not seeing Un* effective rn the colleges of arts things as they are.’ For that j . i science , architecture an d erigi- m atter, there is no proof th at ne ©ring in the fall of 1924, the only any one has as yet recognized feasible method of controlling the the real place anti value of cd ucation in America. Certainly, fo r instance, the Continental and American ideas of educa­ tion are at variance. the Continental an education means a chance to make his c hoice at his leisure of a world of knowl­ edge— to delve deeply or to skim lightly over as his fancy chooses, To him an education is not the means to worldly ad­ vancement—to make a practical use of it is not as a general rule a p art of his scheme of life. The American endeavors to gain ed­ ucation because education is the sesame to worldly advancement. The general trend of higher ed­ ucation in America, in short, if* to secure the sort of knowledge that leads to the profitable cul­ tivation of the American dollar. is not The American student seeking the sort of knowledge which will enable him to enjoy money any more than he is seek­ ing money that he may be let! free to enjoy knowledge. With him money’s meant is merely to gain money’s ends. * But, on the other hand, why do critics insist on com paring Continental and American ed­ ucational Obviously ideas? conditions are different. A m er­ ican education need not even be given such strenuous exam i­ nation— at least in this direc­ tion — for American education m eans so much more an d has such a broader scope, really, th a n has the Continental edu­ cation. The American student, in addition to learning “books," learns in college, a n d on leaving college he does n ot worry about the impending ’contact with the world— he has h a d in college. E x-President William Howard T a f t is reported to have said t h a t if his son, at the term ina­ tion of his college career, could g reet by their first names five h un d red classmates, he would consider his son’s four years’ sojourn a t Yale a complete success. In other words, asso­ ciation with other men is inevi­ ta b le for any individual, and to learn how to learn how to liv e in the th e group, Ex-President T a ft a r ­ g ues is by no means a small p a r t of a college education O f course, th e study of soc lo 1- y and psychology, in- nee, helps one in thus direc­ either ■vte of r e g is tr a tio n in these colleges J o re se n ts itself. While th e s ta te m e n t I made t h a t th e increase is du e lo “g r e a tly and still rising cost* of p r o ­ d u c tio n ,” th e board o f t r u s t e e s c a n ­ n o t fail to have considered th e e f f e c t of their m ove upon the prospective I j | e n r o llm e n t of th e schools c on c e rn e d in deed, such a th o u g h t m ust have p f a c tu a te d th e m in m aking th e ir dee! jig aion, f o r th e ir very leniency in post* P.;j p o r in g in , | th e tim e w hen th e Sew cream b e c o m e s o pe rative a r g u e -J n< y immediate financial strin g e n c y w h ic h j | m ust b e m e t ; nor can tr u s te e s IP divine w ith a n y d e ft e o f c e r ta in ty j u s t how long the cost of prod uctio n .viIi co n tin u e to increase an d w h e th e r a will not be a t le a st s ta tic , or pos* ably d e c re a sin g , in th e fall o f u ' ~ 5' j l P r e s id e n t F a r rand, in his f ir s t re- « po rt to th e b e a r d o f t ru s te e s , found § it necessary to call a tte n tio n to c o n - ! J cam pus, i f gt ssted conditions e n In c o m m e n tin g upon the r e g istra tio n Im of 5,081 stu d e n ts, th e p r e s id e n t *ftid: c onstrict the freedom in d e te rm in - of intr ju st how th e lim itation is to be b ro u g h t about. A tu itio n ch a rg e of th re e hundred dollars a year will not be ineffective « - m u m • of j the only sane m easure! While undoubtedly is t i o n but, I i the th a t contact interests of U nive rsity officials life while is c o n fro n te d , th e endow ed to e d ito ria l th< lu r end, g r a n t s iv • • ■ E ven foi th e in c do, an of in * * * T H E in re d u c in g th e p r e s e n t se riou sn e ss in it of th e p roblem . T he r a t e , when r e p r e s e n t a become o p e r a tiv e , will fif ty p e r c e n t tu itio n increase c h a rg e s d u r i n g a space of th r e e y e a rs in is those colleges whose c a p a c ity ta x e d beyond a condition which a l ­ lows a n y g r e a t degree of teaching . T h e added re v e n u e to th e U n iv e rs ity will be well over one h u n ­ dred th o u sa n d dollars, w hen v a r io u s d e d u c tio n , h a v e h e , , m ade. a n d w i n i e r ) . Econom ic* l l will ( A U , MEN * ! m e e t T T S 9 In T a r n a l urn B uilding 307 l * . . o i in s te a d o f E d u c a tio n Building 2 iS0 f> m. ^ S h o r th o r n an d t r y o u t J c r V a r s i t y te n n is f r e s h m a n m c e t {n w f l a i l F r id a y a t 2 :3 0 \t. rn. T h is inclu des b o th ■ E c o n o m ic s l l will m e e t I TS 9 an(j nRW m e n . 310. in E d u c a tio n B u ilding 307 in ste a d of j C O A C H . M ain B u ild in g 218 in the* sp r in g te rm e ffic ie n t E d u c a tio n B u ild in g 310 ( f a l l ) , i0ft . c a tio n 120 will m eet in s te a d o f as o rig in a lly a n n o u n c e d . e v e ry m em bcr be h c r e . vtvvp ... E du- T H E H IL D E B R A N D law society will h o ld a b u s in e s s m e e tin g M o nd a y 1 1 n th a t irV ' " i e v e n in g a t 7 :3 0 . I m p o r t a n t T T „ 1fJ *■•»*»«* 1.32 will meet T T g IO in f to C e r ta in ty an a u r a of . m a i i e r , o r . t E d u c a t i o n B u ild in g 312 u n d e r - ( E d u c a tio n B u ild in g 310. in ste a d c. K V S Z ' E v a . r u s * w N C . d e w e t t Dr. H. W. Evans, of Dal­ las, Texas, Imeprial Wizard of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, refuses to order the Oklahoma Klan to un­ mask and disband, as or­ dered bv' Governor J. C. N. C. ‘“Jac k” ) Walton. Jewett, Grand Dragon of the Klan, in Oklahoma, is leading the activities of the Klan in opposing Walton, who has placed the State under martial law. QU E E N T oday “ R U P E R T O F H E N T Z A U ” “THE SILENT A nd L atest N ew s R eel PARTNER” T opics and Fables T. E. RICHARDSON Violin M aker and Re paire r M ak er of Fine Violins and ’Cellos Expe rt Repairing Bows Re-haired, etc. 1308 E. 7th Street Phone 5271 S T U D E N T S Who h a n d in typewritten themes, essays, l a bor a­ tory a nd lecture notes invariably receive higher marks. In fact, you ar e badl y han d ic ap p e d in school or col­ lege w ithout a typewriter. Seniors* theses MUST be typewritten, so why not have a machine now and use it all through college. Then too, typing your notes helps you to re m e m ber them, and when exams come you have something legi­ ble to study from. All Makes Ty pe writers For Sale Rent Rates $3.00 and $4.00 per month F. L. P A T T Y Royal, Corona and Shipman- W a r d Rebuilt Underwood Ph on e 6060 702 Congress Avenue Society lu n c h e o n T h u r s d a y a t T h e Law F a c u lt y had its f i r s t w e ek ­ th e U n i­ ly v e r s ity F a c u lty Club. T hose p r e s ­ e n t w e re Dean B u tte , Judice Simkins, P r o f e s s o r H ild e b ra n d , P o tts , Rhea, M cCorm ick, a n d Miss Moore. These lu n c h eo n s a r e ta k e place every T h u r s d a y d u r in g the y e a r. to a n n o u n c e d Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Y o a k u m of P itt s b u r g h , P e n n ., the b ir th of a d a u g h te r . Mrs. Y o ak u m was fo r m e r l y Louise S to ry o f A u stin , while Mr. Y oa k u m w as on th e fa c u lty o f th e U n iv ersity . Miss Vivien M cClatchy, fo r m e r psych olog y i n s tr u c to r in th e U n iv e r ­ sity, is s tu d y in g a t the U n iv e rsity of C hicago this w in te r. Je ssie a n d Sibyl C h u r c h of San A n to n io w e re g u e s ts of Miss Lucy J. N e w to n a t the W o m a n ’s F a c u lty Club th e p a st week. R - L . T e r r y J r . , of H o u sto n w as the g u e s t of Edw in Booth for r u s h week. He will a tte n d V irg in ia M ilitary In ­ s ti t u t e this year. S a n g s te r Bizzell o f College S ta tio n is visiting his siste r E la in e Bizzell. W hile in A u stin he is a g u e st a t the Sigm a A lpha Epsilon house. K a th e rin e T e rre ll, who h a s been a g u e s ts a t Z eta T a u A lpha house for ru sh week, has at T e x a s C h ristia n U n iv e rsity . e n te r e d school A rch ie M c F a rla n d , a f o r m e r U n i­ v e rs ity s tu d e n t , h a s e n te r e d C olum bia U n iv e rsity a n d is living a t th e Sigma Chi house. A r t h u r Allen has r e t u r n e d to D al­ las w h e re he is the S o u th w e s te r n Bell T e le p h o n e C o m ­ pan y. em ployed by Sam C o a te s of W aco will r e t u r n to school this week. C oates played with the cha m p io n sh ip in te rs c h o la stic f o o t­ ball te a m th e p a s t year. Alice B allard of Roeville spent the past week a t th e Phi Mu house, and e n r o u te home w ith Elsie sto pp ed S c o tt of S a n A ntonio. ASSEMBLY GALLED TO M E E T Y £ Rules Concerning Constitu­ tion and By-Laws to Be Made f o r A p p o in tm e n ts th e A thletic Council, the T e x a s F o r u m , a n d th e L o y a lty Council will be r a tif i e d a t a m e e tin g o f the S t u d e n t s ’ A ssem bly to be held M onday a f te r n o o n , a t 3 :30 room . in Som e provision f o r th e h a n d book fo r 1923-24, r e g a r d in g th e c o n stitu tio n a n d by-laws of the S t u d e n t s ’ A sso­ c ia tio n will be m ade. th e S t u d e n t s ’ A ssociation On th e th ir d T u e s d a y of O c to b e r, the election the new' m e m b e rs will be held. A p p lic atio n s will be r e ­ ceived a f t e r th e first of O ctober. fo r In a c c o rd a n c e w ith a r tic le 3, se c ­ tio n 2, o f th e c o n s titu tio n a n d laws to be of th e asso c ia tio n , m e m b e rs elected a r e a p p o r tio n e d a m o n g th e d e p a r tm e n ts as fo llow s: A cadem , six re p r e s e n ta ti v e s , th re e o f whom m u st be m en, th r e e w o m e n, e le cted by a nd fr o m th e a c a ­ dem ic s tu d e n ts. and B usiness A d m in is tra tio n , t h r e e r e p ­ r e s e n ta tiv e s , tw o m en and one w om ­ an , elected by a n d fro m th e business a d m in i s tr a tio n s tu d e n ts . th r e e E d u c a tio n , r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s , one m a n an d tw o w om en elected by and fro m th e e d u c a tio n s tu d e n ts . E n g in e e r in g , t h r e e r e p r e s e n ta ti v e s ele c te d by and fr o m th e e n g in e e r in g stu d e n ts . G ra d u a te , r e p r e s e n ta tiv e , elected by a n d from the g r a d u a t e s t u ­ d e n ts. one Jo u r n a lis m , r e p r e s e n ta tiv e one elected by a nd f r o m the jo u rn a lis m s tu d e n ts . Law , t h r e e r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s elected by an d from the law’ s tu d e n ts . All r e p r e s e ta tiv e s shall be elected a t la rg e fro m th e ir resp e ctive d e p a r t ­ m e n ts. O nly s tu d e n ts o f a t le a s t sop ho m ore , s ta n d in g a r e eligible. ---------------------------------- o--------------- F. B. Cocke a f o r m e r s tu d e n t of the U n iv e rs ity , is visiting a t the Del ta Chi house. CHANGED SLIGHTLY M a u rin e Brow n has r e t u r n e d t o her hom e in Ita s c a a f t e r sp e n d in g rush w eek a t th e K ap p a D e lta house. Spurgeon Bell Returns From the University of W ash­ ington P ric e C ross of C am e ro n is visiting this house a t th e Phi K a p p a Psi w eek. Mrs. P r e n d e r g r a s s of W aco will be With the A lpha Phi s o r o r ity a s c h a p ­ e r o n e th is ye a r. H u lo n Black o f Tem p le, T e x a n e d ito r, s p e n t a t th e Phi K a p p a Psi house. fo rm e r th e p a st week P h i C h a p t e r o f Phi Mu a n n o u n ce s of th e ple dging of B e tty C o r b e tt H o u sto n . Miss B e d fo rd , T ri D elta c h a p e ro n e , has r e t u r n e d to be w ith th e so ro rity , f o r the ye a r. M arshall S to ne of W aco h as r e ­ tu r n e d home a f t e r a w eeks visit at th e K appa S igm a house. Mallie J o n e s of San A ngelo has r e ­ tu r n e d to school a n d is a t the Delta D e lta D elta house. V e n n a Cocke of San A n to n io r e ­ tu r n e d to h er hom e T u e s d a y night. Bill W h e e le r is r e c o v e rin g fr o m a r e c e n t o p e ra tio n . Jessie Mac C ra ig fr o m N avasota r e - e n te r e d th e U n iv e rsity T h u rsd a y . Jl K ap pa Sigm a a n n o u n c e s the pled g­ i n g of Leo H u th fro m San Antonio. A lph a Phi a n n o u n c e s th e pledging pf S t a r r M cDaniel of S an Antonio. i | J . W. T o b in o f N ew York City is ^ p e n d in g th e week in A u stin and was a m o n g the c a m p u s T h u rs d a y . T obin was on th e V a rsity baseball s q u a d in 1896, 97 a n d 98. th e visito rs on I *S»S of V e ry few c h an g e s h av e been made in th e School o f Business A d m in is­ tr a tio n , a c c o rd in g to S p u rg e o n Bell, i A lb e r t IL R ibbink, U n iv e rsity Iow a , has a cc e p te d a po sition on th e j t e a c h i n g s t a f f of the B. A. school an d I will have c h a rg e of th e coo rd in a tio n w o rk this year. As y e t th e to ta l e n ­ r o llm e n t in th e school has n o t b een a s c e rta in e d , b u t th a t it a b o u t tw o h u n d r e d an d tw e n ty -fiv e a lr e a d y j u n io r s and lined up, a n d a b o u t e ig h te e n s tu d e n ts have applied fo r c o o rd in a tio n work. T he sop ho m o re r e g is tra tio n will he kn o w n in a few days. th o u g h t seniors h av e is sto pp ed Mr. Bell has j u s t r e t u r n e d fr o m th e U n iv e r s ity of W a sh in g to n w h ere he t a u g h t business a d m in is tr a tio n d u r in g th e s u m m e r session, a nd on th e r e ­ a t t u r n tr ip to A ustin he S e a ttle , Los A ng eles, San F r a n c isc o a n d o th e r points. Mr. Bell w as very e n th u s ia s tic over his w ork in th e U n i­ v e rs ity of W a sh in g to n a n d says th a t so f a r as he can t h a t U n i ­ v e rsity and T e x a s U n iv e rs ity a re q f e qu al ra n k . D u rin g D ean Bell’s a b ­ sence W. E. Cox of the a c c o u n tin g d e ­ p a r t m e n t in th e U n iv e r s ity of W a sh ­ in g to n filled his place on th e fa c u lty . ---------------o--------------- ju d g e T he Students’ Book E x­ change has a better grade, pure leather book than has been sold heretofore. W e S p ecia lize in Ladies Hair Cutting —jj; — o O P E N H O U S E - | Driskill Barber Shop J H i t i i j it! ii i it ti is j Rwllt. I Mi It if I Ml II Open hou se will be held a t B. Hall ^once e ach t e r m d u r in g th e 1923-24 session, a c c o rd in g to an a n n o u n c e ­ m e n t T h u r s d a y m o rn in g by CL WL P erk in s, p re s id e n t of B. Hall A sso­ c iation. This decision was rea c h ed a t a m e e tin g of B. H all A ssociation .Saturday n ig h t and w as m ad e p u b ­ l i c T h u rs d a y . H ith e r to th e asso cia­ tio n has held open house once each session. The success which a tte n d e d th e open house last y e a r led th e a s ­ sociation to make th e ir c h a n g e , a c ­ c ording to P erk in s. THURLOW B. W EED A M B U L A N C E S E R V I C E F u n e r a l Home P h o n e s (KISO a n d 6317 GRIFFIN David G r iff in , D ire c to r of the U. of T. Glee Club, a n d of th e f I C h a m in a d e C hora! Society of S a n Antonio, w ill teach in A u s ­ tin M onday and T h u r s d a y of each week a t U n iv e r s ity Y. M. C. A. Residence P hone 4057 V O K E ■ I .. .. ......................................................................................... - ................................ NOTHING WINS LIKE SUCCESS In any line of endeavor, but your eyes must co-ordinate with your efforts or ther e can be no success. BE A W IN ­ NER and enjoy the pleasure and happiness t h a t go with It. Nothing r e t a r d s progress more th a n defective vision. At the FIT-RITE OPTICAL SHOP we determine by ca r e­ ful and com petent examination your needs and fit glasses to help place you in the winners’ class. Moderate prices prevail IN K O O C K ’S JEW ELRY ST O R E 519 Congress Avenue Phone 2720 m s anilin B u y a Shearer Pen and Pencil and experience get.aine comfort in writing. “SKRIP” a Writing Pen Fluid m ade only for Fountain Pen Use m m , j. j P ^ lT s - P ' E ’n Yc itl s A T T H E B E T T E R D E A L E R S E V E R Y W H E R E p NEW YORK 370 Seventh Avenue CHICAGO 306 Republic Bid*. SAN FRANCISCO BS I N M * St. DENVER 502 jacobean S d g • * FIRST GAME HERE’S THEIR NUMBERS T H E D A I L Y T E X A N LOST AND FOUND neighborhood R ew ard. Phone 33 * i M ISCELLANEO US GARAGE for re n t, 709 W est Tw enty fifth . - W STUDENT c a rrie r will deliver D al­ las News by daylight as fa r n orth as T w e n t y seventh S treet. 85 cents a month. S. 8. P ettu s, local m ana- K< r, 1209 Brazos S treet, Phone 3062. 27. Newell 28. Ram.sey 20. Homan .30. Trammell 31. Nehlett 32. Thompson 33. Toland 34. I ^ w is 35. I^eisaner 36. Duncan 37. Esquivel 38. Parsons 39. Shearer C arro ll, Avenue Hotel. FOR coach in Spanish Room 11. W A N TE D — Plain sewing. sh irts a specialty. Mrs. R ichardson. 2305 Speedway. C H O I C E ICE C OL D F R U I T S And Hi gh Grade De L u i e Candle* Fresh Daily 602 C ongress— R enfro C orner. CALIFORNIA FUGIT A CANDY CO D A N CIN G —P riv a te Studio. Class beginning W ednesday, Septem ber 26, 7:30 p. rn.. Limited to twelve. 500 W est 31st. Phone 7812 —2 8 1 OLD F A S H IO N E D B A R B E C U E — ' a t 104 E. F ifth . Phone 6676. F ree Delivery _________________ W A N TED : All F o rt W orth and W est T exas stu d en ts to know th a t th ey can g et the F o rt W orth Record d e ­ livered by stu d e n t carriers. See o u r ad on page th ree. ale G erm an police N otify F o rest Mil-] N i ne t ee n th . Phone — 30 Khaki T w eed and K haki Knickers $ 3 .0 0 to $ 7 .0 0 W ool H iking H ose $ 1 .5 0 to $ 3 .0 0 Fancy and A th letic Sw eaters C. & S. Sporting G o o d s C o . LA TERTULIA DANCE Music By J I M M Y ’ S J O Y S Featuring a Spanish Fandango M iss Martha R eese K. C. H all, 9 p. rn. T onigh t It s plum b new . i t s N ovel B U T lf you have the R IG H T SH IR T it’s practical. WE HAVE TH E RIGHT SHIRTS I hey w ill stand up I 2 m onths w earing lur this insurance o EARL AND WILSON SHIRTS thor shirt if you are guaranteed 12 Our guarantee is as good as a gold Special D ining C om partm ents for the Ladies and T heir Escorts MAVERICK CAFE H unuiuH inurdU H H initntftuhiitH iH im nm m m itttstM H M im iH iw H m tiniiH iM fM uiisiiniiniH iiiH m w B iH tiiH iiiitw ioiH iotf'ouiiH thO iiW iim tiinuiiH iiiim ifiim i j DR S. B R A Y & D A V ISS Use Dr. A bram s E lectro n ic T re atm en t P yorhea, C ancer, B rights Disease, Rheum atism and S corfula S uite 227 L ittlefield Building, A u stin THE CROWDED HOUR FORT WORTH RECORD A L O H A T H E N EW T E A ROOM The Better Place to Keep Your Car Just off 19th St. on San Antonio Short Order*, Cold Drink*, Cigar*, Cigar ettes, Stationery. WAGNER’S CAFE 21 I I S peed w ay GRIFFITH DRUG CO SIEVERS’ VIOLIN SCHOOL 4 0 4 W est 23rd SPECIAL FOR STUDENTS T ry Our F am ily D epartm ent g H PY CLEANING CO. Phone 5368 Phone 5369 Don t forget us w hen you need any thing in the Drug line. WUKASCH BROS. EXCLUSIVE HOME COOKING Cigars, Cigarettes and Drinks 2902 Guadalupe Scarbrough Building MISS BEULAH BEAVER PIANO AND PIPE ORGAN t7 0 0 C ongress Phone >b27 Lyes E x a m in e d G lasses H tted Registered Optometrists SEVENTH and CONGRESS T he S tu dent*’ Book E x­ ch a n g e ha* a la rg e *upply of th e beat m ake* of fou n tain pen*. CLASSIFIEDS FOR RENT FOR R E N T — One u p stairs room fo r 2 boys. B ath privileges. 112 W est — 30 18th St. Phone 3033 FOR R E N T —One larg e all modern conveniences. South expos tire. 2805 Nueces Phone 7016. —5 room ROOMS AND BOARD ROOM ta r one or two boys, priv ate bath and en tran ce. DIO W. T w en­ ty-third. Phone 3492. FOR YOUNG MEN Two large rooms in q u iet home. Board if desired. 2004 U niversity Ave. Phone 7633. D ESIRA BLE vacancies fo r th ree girls sleeping porch, furn ace heat, one and one half blocks U niversity. Phone ; 5198, 2411 San Antonio St. — 28 FU R N ISH ED a t 2006 ap a rtm en t W ichita S treet. G arage. A dults — 30 only. Phone 4789. GOOD ROOMS— F o r boys. Block 1932 San Antonio. from cam pus. Phone 2054. BALL ROOM Dancing, privately —tf. ta u g h t. Phone 4852. nished FO R BOYS—One larg e well fu r­ screen porch. G arage if desired. 1908 1 2 29 San Antonio. Phone 3076. adjoining room, boys. W ith ROOMS— For ren t to priv ate fam ily, w ith or w ithout board, double g arag e. 811 W est 22 30 street. Phone 4928. MEALS— For best m eals in th e city, apply to M rs. Id a C. Ew ing, 1501 2P Congress. ROOMS— Nice house-keeping lig h t rooms. Very handy and cheap. — 28. 2205 Speedway._________ ROOM & BOARD fo r girls—two nice quiet rooms in private home. I 1-2 blocks from cam pus. 211 E. 25th —28 Phone 3140. POR BOYS—Good m eals; also room for ren t. Mrs. M. L. C unliff, 2410 U niversity Ave. Phone 8826. — 31 ......IIH—— ----- ------------------------ fo r girls. Two ROOM A BOARD nice quiet rooms in private home. 211 E I 1-2 blocks from campus. 25th. Phone 3140.__________~ —2 8 1 ROOM fo r re n t in private home Q uiet place fo r students. 701 West T w en ty -sixth S treet, phone 5097. EX TRA nice room fo r one or two boys. 1907 Nueces. ________ FO R BOY'S— Nice sleeping porch, single beds, good meal*. 1932 San Antonio St. Phone 2054. rooms, 4 f O k BAIM: autom obile. Excellent WolTeV Keo condi­ tion. Bargain a t $275. P hone Mrs. Wolfe 3127. FO R SABLE—One slightly used sax­ for sale cheap. ophone Bb alto, Phone UH. - 3