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First College Daily in the South

A U S T IN , T E X A S , S U N D A Y , JU L Y 24, 1927.

VOL. XXVIII

YESTERDAY

on 

and 

m y 
Y esterd ay , 
? o d 
frien d Toby 
I were 
dies 
standing 
t h e 
beach n e a r Beck' 
P o o l , w ondering 
why so Aiany sw eet 
little g irls sat on the 
to 
rocks 
of 
It ady 
course, 
it was Because th ey were 
young and inditer* et. A nd th e idea 
o f indiscretion very 
led 
us onto th e recen t B ellm ont case.

t h e r e 
unless, 

n a tu ra lly 

“ I w onder why Mr. B ellm ont got 

into tro u b le ,” I saki.

“ W hy,” replied Toby, “ because he 

talk ed .”

“ H asn’t a m an th e rig h t to 

talk

when he p leases?”
“ Yes, b u t— ”
“ Then Mr. B ellm ont had 
fectly good rig h t to talk .”

a per 

“ But he d id n ’t have an y business 

doing so.”

“ W hy w asn’t it his busin ess?” 
“ Because he said th in g s.”
he 
“ B ecause 
talk 

th in g s! He 
says 
shouldn’t 
things. T h a t’s a noble 
sentim en t. 
Why, th e poor man would,, only be 
m aking a noise.”

said 
because 

he 

“ T h a t’s w hat he has been doing.” 
criticizing 
are you 
“ Then why 

“ B ecause he made the w rong so rt 

h im ?”

of noise.”

“ W hat so rt was th a t? ”
“ Like a lion,”
“ W hat kind ought he 

to 

have 

m ad e?”

“Like a dead m an.”
“ B ut a dead m an d o esn ’t m ake 
any ra ck et a t all, so to speak o f.” 

“ I know it.”
“ Then you w ant Mr. B ellm ont to 

be p e rfe c tly calm ?”

“ Yes.”
“ W hy?”
“ So he w on’t g et fire d .”
“ W hat m akes you think he m ight 

be ca n n ed ?”

“ Sam N eath ery 's re p o rt.”
“ W hat did Sam N e ath ery ever r e ­

p o r t? ”

“ I don’t rem em ber his ex act words, 
this, 
b u t my im pression o f it w as 
th a t if Mr. B ellm ont d id n ’t w atch his 
step, he would be politely spanked 
and sen t hom e.”

“ T hem ’* harsh words.”
“ They w as spoke in a n g e r.”
“ They fe lt an im ated tow ard Mr. 

B ellm o n t?”

“ Even excited ab out 

him. And 
they advised him not to criticize his 
su b o rd in ates except to th e p ro p erly 
co n stitu ted a u th o ritie s.”
“ A selfish move on 

the p a rt of 

the su b o rd in ates!”

“ And a b eau tifu lly th o ughtless one 
It wins 

on the p a r t of Mr. Bellmont. 
the wax cig a re tte h o ld er.”

“ Tell m e this. 

J u s t w h at got the 
R egents so stirre d up a b ) u t the m at­
te r ? ”

“ I d o n ’t know'.”
“ C an’t you g u ess?”
“ C ertain ly .”
“ And w h at would be your g u ess?” 
have 
“ T h at 
come o u t of Mr. B ellm ont’s o ffice 
with his nam e on them ,”

too m any 

re p o rts 

“ So you th in k Mr. B ellm ont 

in­

d iscreet.”

I Novo! Disarmament 

Troubles D

by Potter in Lecture

Ebenezer Choir Gives 

Concert of Spirituals 

in Third Appearance

For the th ird tim e this sum m er, th e Ebenez<r B ap tist C hurch Colored 
Chorus will give a program o f negro spirituals on the rum pus. The pro­
It will be held a t the 
gram will consist of sp irituals and negro folk songs. 
Open A ir T h ea ter a t 8 o’clock T uesday nighL

The singers app eared on the earn-*—------------— -----------------------------------

pus d u rin g the firs t term in the Open
A ir T h eater and a t the F o u rth 
of
Ju ly celebration in the Stadium .
Only ab o u t 75 o f the chorus 
of 
250 will ap p ear, as the lim ited space 
on th e stage will only allow 
that 
many.

A free will offering fo r the ben­
e fit of the choir will be taken. This 
will be placed in th e fund being ac­
cum ulated to send th e en tire chorus 
in
to a convention in F o rt W orth.
-o—

Gideon Art Class 
Repeats Exhibit 

of Local Scenes

As a special favor to the second 
term sum m er school stu d en ts, th ere 
will be a repetition of the exhibit of 
Sam uel E. G ideon’s sum m er sketch 
class this aftern o o n . P rofessor Cid-1 
eon is A ssociate P ro fesso r of Archd-1 
te ctu re in the U niversity.

’clock. 

studio frcm 

E lisabet Ney 

The exhibit will be held at 

the 
4 to 7J 
The /painting consists of 
oil and w ater d o o r work. Local 
scenes and paintings from life m od­
els make up the exhibit.

Low Grades Posted 

in Great Profusion

Illusions th a t sum m er stu d en ts 
are conscientious and m ake b e tte r 
grades than long session students 
ea rly this week 
were dissipated 
when H the 
instru ctio n al 
s ta ff posted th eir firs t te rm grades 
on th e ir offices doors.

sum m er 

It m ust have ta k e n a quart of 
ink to m ark up the B ’s and F ’s 
th at ap peared on th e g rad e sheets, 
is estim ated th a t if they 
and 
were placed end 
they 
would reach the length of the E n g ­
lish channel.

to end, 

it 

BUREAU GETS 

MORE MONEY

Business Research Organiza- 
tion Adds Five New 
Men

of 
M aking possible th e addition 
th ej 
five new men to th e s ta f f of 
Among the exhibitors a r e : Noyes 
U n iversity B ureau o f Business R e -1 
Sm ith, Miss Bird Jones, Mrs. C. L. 
search to c a rry on ad d itio n al work of; 
C ondit, Mrs. N orris Schw artz, Miss
inestim able value to th e d ep artm en t, 
Isabelle Nayes, Miss E lizabeth R i c o , jib e budget fo r the sessions of 1927-j 
Miss Lilia C lark, and J e sse Sealey. 28 and 1928-29, re cen tly rep o rted by 
The exhibit was given last S atu r- th e Board of R egents; has been ar-1 
d ay and Sunday a t th e Studio fo r the ; ran g ed in accordance w ith appropria-; 
firs t term students. 

lions voted by the F o rtie th Logia-
lalu re.

O’Brien Talks on 

American Citizen

Dr. A l B, C ox is d ire c to r of the 
th e su p er­
is u n d er 
b u reau , which 
vision of the School of Business A d­
m inistration.

rl he five m em bers to be added are 

A m eric a n s D o N ot A p p recia te 
P rivilege o f C itize n ­
ship

as follows:
One 

C

A

T

h u r P£
f te T
Take Grade of f 

 

Many Students Storm Dean’s 
O ffice to A d d Work 
Saturday

15 D A V LIMIT

Courses m ay be dropped by stu ­
dents in the second term of sum m er 
school up u n til n ex t Thursday, Aug­
ust 4, according to inform ation from 
Dean B enedict’s o ffice yesterd ay .
T hursday will absolutely be 

the 
to drop courses 

last chance given 

w ithout receiving a grade of F, it 
w as stated.

Add Limit P a s s e d 

* 

in 

S atu rd ay was th e lust day g ran ted 
the 
to add courses. O fficials 
d ea n s' offices asserted th a t num bers 
o f second term stu d en ts have crow d­
ed in to tile lines, desiring to add 
courses, an unusually large num ber 
adding them T hursday.
The o fficial ru le 

fo r dropping 
courses sets fo rth th e firs t 15 days 
o f each term as the tim e w ithin which 
th ey m ay be dropped w ithout a grade 
o f F being given.

Program 
This Week

’JT IE S D A V, July 25:

5 o’clock— L ecture, 

“ Naval
D isarm am ent,” by P rofessor P . IL 
Potter.

8 o ’clock—-Chorus of E benezer 

B aptist Church.
W E D N E S D A Y , J u ly 27:

8 o’clock —Band C oncert by 

Longhorn Band.
T H U R S D A Y , Ju ly 27:

8 

o’clock—C am pus C oncert

directed by David G riffin. 
pTRlDAY, Ju ly 29:

5 o ’clock— L ecture, “ C ry stal­
lography,” P rofessor A. C. Lunn.
8 o ’clock L ecture, “ M aster­
pieces of Greek L ite ra tu re ,” ill­
u strated , P ro fesso r IL J . Leon. 
S A T U R D A Y , Ju ly 80:
to 
4 o ’clock— Visit 

th e Ney 

Studio.
8 

Dance.

o’clock — M otion 
“ The Jack K nife M an.”

P icture, 

9 

o ’clock — All - U niversity 

BENEDICT TELLS WHAT 

MAKES ECLIPSES HOT

Choruses Sing 

O pera Numbers 

Thursday Night

Illustrated Lecture Friday 
Night Draws Large 
Audience

Q uartets, 

irk g, And d u ets 

“ Eclipses, as no o th er phenom enon 
of N atu re, b ring home to us w hat an 
from 
this ea rth 
exceedingly little ball is 
th e o p era1; of “ itUlo&Uo,” “ Lucia di 
o f ours flo ating ab o u t in an abyss 
l.am m erm o o r,” “ F a u s t,” ’ “ M adame 
o f sp ace,” D r. IT, Y. Benedict said 
B u tte rfly ,” and “ La B ohem e” will 
T h u rsd ay n ig h t 
a t the Open Air 
sum m er 
be sung by th e U niversity 
I h ea te r in the course of his rem arks 
school choruses a t this n ex t concert. 
on the g en eral sub ject of “ E clipses.” 
T he program will be given a t 
the
“ But th a t' is not a good th in g to
Open A ir T h ea ter T hursday, Ju ly 8 ,(have to think o f a1) the ti m e,” Dr.
“ And eclipse

N o. 133

Rockefeller Fund 
Allows Leave for 
Splawn to Study

Substitute Teachers Secured 
to Assum e Duties of 
Absentees

MILLER ALSO

Political Science Prof to 
Speak Tuesday 
at 5

Choosing as his sub ject 

“ Naval 
Disarmament,” Dr. P. B. p o tte r, pro* 
fessor o f political science from 
the 
U niversity of W isconsin, will deliver 
the second lecture on the schedule of 
the stu d en t activ ities for 
the term 
next TuesdiV aftern o o n a t 5 o’clock 
in the G arrison Hall auditorium .

The le c tu re r will discuss the peace 
connect 
and 
m eetings in Geneva 
them with 
the historic problem of 
the freedom o f the seas and wit! 
current day interm it ional politics be­
tween 
th e United S tates and ethel 
countries.

O ve r-rated Im p o r ta n ce 
tc 
“ These presen t m eetings seem 
m e,” Dr. P o tte r said, “ to have beer, 
over-estim ated a g re a t d eal as 
tr 
th e ir im portance in re fere n ce to the 
problem of peace and war.

Sim ilarly, the differences of opin­
ion th at have cropped out a t Geneva 
have been exaggerated with the re 
im portance 
suit of giving them an 
the existence 
im plying 
’undeserved, 
of conflicts of politics which do not 
in reality exist.

A n c ie n t P roblem 

“ The problem of naval arm am en ts 
is one of the oldest and m ost funda 
m ental ones in 
in tern a tio n al rein 
lions, b u t the presen t tre a tm e n t of 
the problem is ra th e r trivial and su­
p erficial,” it was said.

Dr. P o tte r has trea ted th is pro b ­
lem and connected questions in his 
book on the freedom o f the seas, r e ­
published by Longmans, 
cently 
Green, and Com pany,

This is the second lecture of this 
that Dr. P o tte r has 
general n atu re 
term s of 
delivered du rin g the 
sum m er school. The first term he 
spoke on 
“ Am erican Foreign 
Policy.”

two 

the 

Made possible by an unconditional 
g ra n t of $50,000 fo r th e y e a r 1927. 
28 by the L aura Spellm an R ockefel­
ler Memorial fou n dation, a program 
of research in economics and busi­
ness adm inistration an d th e related 
social sciences will bo in au g u rated a t 
the U niversity with Dr. W. M. W. 
Splawn being elected d irec to r of th e 
work, to be free for research during 
the session of 1927-28, according to 
a decision reached by the Board o f 
R egents a t the m eeting last M onday 
and Tuesday.

T otal $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 

The to ta l g ra n t is fo r $250,000 an d 
extends over a period of five years. 
Among o th er things th e fund may be 
used to em ploy su b stitu te teachers to 
tak e over a p a rt of 
the teach in g 
duties o f professors engaged in r e ­
search upon approved subjects.

Dr. Splawn, re-elected professor o f 
economics and m em ber of th e g ra d ­
u ate 
ia eu lty follow ing his resig n a­
tion as p re sid e n t of the U niversity, 
was selected to direct the fun ctio ns 
contem plated binder th e term s of th e 
g ra n t.

o f 

It was largely through his e ffo rts 
th a t o fficers 
the R ockefeller 
foundation were induced to visit, th e 
U niversity to stu d y it* facilities fo r 
carry in g out a research program o f 
this sort.

Substitute Teachers 

In this connection, Dr. Splawn was 
g ran ted re lie f from teach in g duties 
fo r the session o f 1927-28, his class 
work to be cared fo r by a substi­
tu te teacher.

It is expected, also, th a t Dr. E. T. 
Miller, a u th o rity on tax atio n and a 
m em ber o f th eTax S urvey Commis­
sion, will be relieved o f some of his 
teaching duties while engaged i.i re ­
search on problem s o f tax atio n 
in 
Texas.

in d u strial g eo g rap h er will

stu d y th e regions o f the sta te from a t * ° ’c,ock
the stan d p o in t -of th e m ost effective 
J use to which they can devote th e ir 
energies. He will stu d y th e re so u r­
ces of th e d iffe re n t sections of the 
state.

The 

B enedict continued. 
m akes us realize w hat a sm all thing Movie Postponed to 
Man 

creeping around on the face I Monday Nig h t-R a in

T hursday o f the e a rth — which 

is also n o t a 
a q u a r te t| p leasan t thing to th in k of fo r very 

” * 1 ‘

long at a tim e.

Dr. F. P. O’B rien, pro fesso r 
of 
ed u cation, spoke a t th e Educational 
A ssociation w eekly luncheon a t 
the 
U niversity ca feteria , F rid ay a t .12:10. 
He did n o t tak e any d efin ite subject 
b u t talked on th* value th a t should 
be given to citizenship. The schools, 
the 
he said, are p rone to overlook 
values concerned.

It is common am ong the people to 
accep t citizenship 
of 
fa c t thing, not realizin g to th e fu llest 
e x te n t ju s t w hat it m eans, O’Brien 
said.

as a m a tte r 

The foreign im m igrant, o f all th e 
peoples o f the U nited S tates, p ro b ­
ably ascribes th e g re a te r 
value to 
citizenship than the n ativ e born Am ­
erican, he concluded. 
In addition to 
the lectu re, Mrs. A. B. C. B ean sang 
a solo, w ith Miss C ath erin e W h ittier
a t th e piano.

One in d u strial en g in eer will have 
the duties of m aking surv ey s in p a r­
ticu lar regions looking to th e feasi- 
bility o f certain indu stries, one o f the 
fo rem ost being cotton m a n u fa c tu re 

i ing.

A th ird m em ber will be the sta- 
tician, who, according to Dr. Cox, 
will probably be a co-operative man 
betw een the b u reau and th e School 
o f Business A dm inistration.
research 

is to 
c a rry on ranch acco u n tin g study and 
o th er research planned on the same 
gen eral lines.

ac co u n ta n t 

One 

The fifth and last o f those to be 
added will be a m ark et m an who will 
m ake a study o f problem s o f d istri­
bution and costs of m arketing.

These will be added beginning in 

Septem ber.
F ifteen 

thousand dollars of 

the! 
funds provided by th e L au ra Spel- 
m an R ockefeller fo u n d atio n g ift will
m atch a like sum appro

use<^ 

The sum m er school choruses are

d irected by David G riffin.

of 

the 
fe a tu re 
n ig h t program will be 
“ N au g h ty M arie tta .” This 
will be
su n g by Mrs. Fred Jo n es, Zuleme 
H e rff Sim pson, Charles Stone, 
and 
David G riffin assisted by th e chorus.
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Ney Studio Trip

Next Saturday

First Excursion of T erm 
Visit T ex a s A r tist’s 
Studio

W i l l

Local excursion com m ittee of 

the 
second term o f the sum m er session 
the 
to 
has arran g ed an excursion 
in H yde P ark 
E lisab et Ney studio 
S atu rd ay , Ju ly 30, from 
5 
o ’clock.

to 

4 

T he A ustin A rt League re p re se n t­
ed by Mrs. A. L. Goethe will a c t as 
host, assisted by Miss Louise A llen 
of th e com m ittee on local excursions.
S tu d e n ts wishing to go on the ex
cursion are directed to tak e a Main 
43rd 
will be
m et by I. I. Nelson o f the com m it­
tee on local excursions.

“ On th e o th er hand, eclipses show 
how' hib a th in g Man is th a t he is 
wise enough to figure out these ecl­
ipses and pred ict them , and so learn 
som ething ab o u t the laws o f N atu re 
and how they work. W hether Man 
will u ltim ately learn all th e re is to 
know’ ab o u t those laws, it is impos­
sible to say.

i k . i 

"Such th in g s as e flip .e s m ake us 
• 
.i:_ 
realize th a t th e re is som ething to th e 
sciences, th a t M ath I leads som ew here 
— som etim es leads to the D ean’s o f­
fice .”

. . . 

. 

Dr. B enedict was 

introduced by 
Dean V. I. Moore, actin g chairm an 
of the* com m ittee on stu d en t activ i­
ties the second term .

R eg u lar S atu rd ay 

night movie 
scheduled for last n ig h t was 
p ost­
poned u n til Monday, tom orrow , be­
cause of rain late S aturday.

M onday night was open on 

th e! 
program o f the stu d e n t activities fo r 
the week, and so Mrs. C. J . Moore 
the movie _ at 
consented 
th a t time.

to p resen t 

I ra c e s , 

a super-film , according 

V
to
in form ation, with a num ber of fa ­
mous men in the cast, men who are 
not usually seen in pictures.

“ The R ound-up on a T exas R anch,” 
a sh o rt fe a tu re will be an ad d itional
attra c tio n .

No 

announcem ents w ere m ade G u t s c k o n I e a v e 
tho! 
inform ation 
the 

ab o u t th e sta tu s of plan , fo r 
McDonald O bservatory, 
to be given o u t la te r through 
press.

* C n 0 0 L e a V e t o r 
Second Summer Term

Services at All 1 
Campus Churches

Pilate Is Subject of Sermon at 
Congregational 
Church

“ Pilate th e Skeptic” will be 

th e 
su b ject o f this m orn in g ’s sermon a f 
the F irst C ongregational church, to 
the R everend R. 
be delivered by 
church. 
P. S nider, p asto r of 
Music fo r th e l l o’clock service will 
be d irected by David G riffin.

the 

Sunday school a t the All S ain ts’ 
Chapel will begin a t 9:45, followed 
by an address a t l l o ’clock by Dr. 
F. WL Simonds.

A t the U niversity B aptist church, 
S unday school will begin a t 9:45. 
M orning servcies will be held a t l l , 
when the p asto r will preach on th® 
subject, “ T he Life Saving L ife.” The 
evening serm on by the p asto r will be 
to 
on th e su bject, “ The Com mand 
H e ar.'”

rem ark s.”

“ Oh ,n o .”
“ Then w h at do you th in k ? ”
“ N othing.”
And I think so too.

—0“

Business Conditions

in Texas Better

W ith th e beginning of th e second 
h alf of th e y e a r on Ju n e I, business 
conditions in Texas w ere in a much 
b etter conditions than was hoped fo r 
last J a n u a ry , according to statistics 
and g en eral in form ation received by 
the B u reau o f Business R esearch of 
the U n iversity o f which D r. A. B. 
Cox is d irecto r. The follow ing re ­
po rt com piled by B ervard Nichols, 
sec retary o f 
th e B ureau, cvoering 
the m onth o f Ju n e, has ju s t been is­
su ed :

“ The business situation in T exas 
and th e so u thw est was fav o rab le 
in 
Ju n e. A few' re p o rts a re com ing to 
hand which a re n o t as optim istic as 
they m ight be, b u t in d u stry g en e r­
ally m ade satisfactory gains and 
business begins the second h alf of 
the year in a much better condition 
than was hpoed for last January. The 
damage from drouth d u rin g A pril 
and M ay proved to be 
less severe 
than at first expected because 
o f 
beneficial rains throughout the stale*

No full-tim e d irec to r of 

instru 
m ental music will be selected a t p re- 
f u n d s , | 
se n t because o f in su fficie n t 
Dean Moore states. However, 
a 
com m ittee will be called T uesday aft- P °r t °* the B ureau,
ernoon th a t will select a d irec to r of 
in stru m en tal music. Plans will 
The com m ittee in charge consists
subm itted suggesting a com bination j t he B ureau o f B usiness Research is o f M im Lu]a M B ew ley ,'ch airm an , 
f Nelson. I
of the directorship o f th e d ire c to r< 
of th e band and the choruses. 

lie-
be ^e n *s on a sm aH scale a y ear ago,

th e f o r tie th L eg islatu re fo r the sup- &nd A venue G where they wi

F irs t Called Session o f. c a r going north> ^ o { { ' &t

a first-h a n d stu d y of t h e i Migs Louifte Allen> arxd j 

j problem s o f business, special em pha- 
The faculty-ha§ tak en over th e sal-j ***** being placed on T exas business

I O rganized by 

the B oard of 

ary of th e d irecto r to relieve 
the 
band of this burden and to revive 
th e sp irit of th e band as much as 
possible. W ith this bu rd en 
lifted, 
the band will be enabled to g et new 
uniform s and o th er q u ipm ent it is 
badly in need of.

H. E. Faculty for Fall 

and problem s o f the Southw est.

Work Starts on 

_ _ _ _ _ _ 

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L E A V E S O N V A C A T I O N 

, 
j 
Kev. a. Bascom Watts, pastor of J 
University Methodist 
church, and 
 
fam ily w ill leave M onday to spend h 
m onth o f vacation 
the Ozark*
M ountains. T he P a s to r’s assistan t,
Chaa. Bf. M cEuen will be in charge of 
the church Activities d u rin g the ab-! 
sence o f the pastor. The pu lp it will! to be built on D.

in 

j 

D 

_____ 
.. £ 
, A d d itio n Built for C lasses from 
G H all Soon To B e 
R em oved 
, 

e 

D.E. Hall Annex
D . E . H a l l A M T C X Ch,n' ' ‘- re™rds 

Dr. B enedict promised 

a n ig h t
telescope som e tim e soon,
when th e moon and the w eather are 
suitable fo r clear observation. The 
d ate will be made known 
th ro u g h
The Texan.

Telescope L ater

of two court attaches retained 
j predict eclipses. While 
, 

“Prediction of eclipses goes back 
as far as the ancients, who were able 
to foretell them almost as accurate­
ly as we can today, although not by 
the same methods,” Dr. Benedict
, Pointed out, One of Bi# earliest
the .tory
to
they were
y , Ti
i ,r0!’™ e "bout and »-*>«•“ "« ‘heir
duties once, an eclipse sneaked up,
| his imperial majesty was scared along
j with the rest of the in h ab itan ts. The
scien tists were
two 
chopped off, th e eclipse passed aw ay
in the n atu ra l course of events, and 
everybody was happy again except 
poor Ti and H o.”

. 

. 

o f 

---------- 

the d ep art-

Gets New Members

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G O SSETT LEAV ES 

Work will start soon on th e annex heads of the 
E. Hall, according
I be supplied by Rev. ( \ M. Ruby of , to inform ation given out a t the of-
T here will be two new’ m em bers San M arcos and Rev. K. P. B a rto n ! lic e of th e Com ptroller. D. E. Hall 
th e
are
[ r o w being held in G Hall, and G Hall
will be rem oved from the cam pus as
soon as the work is com pleted and 
n ecessary m aterials can be moved 
into the annex to p rep are it fo r class 
work,

on the faculty of the department of presiding eld er c f A ustin d istrict. 
home econom ics of 
the U n iversity 
this fall, according to Miss M ary E .j 
G earing, chairm an 
Ed L. Gossett? left T hursday fo r
m ent. 
tw o appointm ents ap- V ernon, Texas, where he will prae-
The 
proved by the* B oard of Regents of] tie# law. He w ill take his LD B . de 
the U niversity were Miss E lizabeth greet from the* University in August, 
Tarpley, in stru cto r in home econom y having com pleted his work during 
irs, and Mrs. Iris M. B ranagan, In- th e first term o f the Sum m er Ses- 
the
stru c to r in a rt. 
last year, and
the
M en’s Council and in o th er student 
o ffices d u rin g his c a re e r on the U ni­
v ersity campus*

degree fro m the T each ers’ College has also served as chairm an of 
o f C olum bia U niv ersity 
and Mrs.
B ranagan has a sim ilar degree from 
Chicago C ai versify.

M aterial from L Hall, w hich is now 
being removed from the cam pus, will 
be used in the co n stru ctio n of 
the 
annex. W ork on the annex and the 
rem oval o f G Hail is expected to be 
com pleted by the beginning of 
th e 
long session in S eptem ber.

and the annex will then house 
d a n e s in home economies th a t 

Miss T arpley has a master of a rts Students Association 

sion. G ossett was p re sid e n t of 

Dr. Benedict spoke first of lu n ar 
revolving 
eclipses: “ The ea rth 
ab o u t the sun and the moon about the 
earth , n o t quite in th e same plane, 
If they were in the sam e plane, then
two solar eclipses 
th ere would be 
each m onth, and two weeks a fte r the 
solar eclipse, a lunar. But they a re 
not in th e sam e plane, so th a t the 
eclipses are less freq u en t, a t least 
not two a m onth, He talked on solar 
phenom enon nex t.

“ The moon as seen from the sur- 

is 

( Con tinned from page 4)

Dr, Milton R. Gutsch, associate p ro­
fessor o f history in th e U niversity, 
and chairm an o f the com m ittee on 
stu d en t 
re cre atio n , and
e n te rta in m e n t 
session, w ent to Sherm an F riday 
w here he will rem ain fo r about a
week.

activities, 

du rin g 

He will re tu rn to th e cam pus, and 
then he will go on to W isconsin, 
spending the re st of th e sum m er ses­
sion th ere. He will come back to 
Austin 
the A ugust com m ence­
m ent.

fo r 

In the absence of Dr. Gutsch, Dean 
V. I. M oore is acting chairm an of
the com m ittee on campus e n te rta in ­
m ent.

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Registrar Gives Out

Grades on Monday

Grad*.; fo r the first term o f sum ­
m er school will be given ou t from 
the
in
R eg istrar’s office T uesday 
record books, it having been re q u est­
ed th a t all record books be re tu rn ed 
to th e o ffice by Monday morning.
bum m er school grades are n o t sent

out to p arents.

In stru c to rs’ grade o f classes are 
due in th e office a t 8 o’clock Mon­
day m orning, it was announced.

G rades will be given ou t to classi­
fied stu d en ts in record books. Un­
classified stu d e n ts will receive th eir 
g rad es sep a rately .

“ P aul and His B an ker” will be th e
the sum m er; m orning su b ject a t the U niversity
ser­
P resb y terian church. V esper 
vices a t 7, conducted by the p a sto r 
on th e church lawn, will have f o r its 
deevotional su bject, “ The Hill Coun­
try o f the Soul.” All Sunday school 
stu d en t classes will be tau g h t fo r th e 
second term by Dr. D. A. Penick.

R everend Bascom W atts, pastor o f 
the U niversity M ethodist church, will 
preach this morning a t l l , on 
th e 
subject “ T em ptation 
and D eliver­
ance,” which is the last o f a series 
of serm ons on “ P aths to the B est.”

At the evening services, th e pas­
to r will preach on “ The H igh Cost o f 
L iberty.” Sunday school will begin 
at 9:30 w ith Dean T. H. Shelby, aa 
J u n io r church fo r 
su perin ten den t. 
children will be directed at the Wes­
ley Bible C hair a t l l , by Mrs. Bas­
com W atts. E pw orth League w ill 
its services a t 7, w ith Troy 
hold 
Hickman ac tin g as president.

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SPLAWN IN EAST

P resid en t W. M. W. Splawn is now 
in th e E ast fo r the purpose of inter* 
viewing prospective appointees 
to 
the U niversity S ta ff and o f obtain­
ing inform ation arid ma to re is Is pre­
p aratory to carrying out the research' 
program to be instituted under th# 
provisions o f the * Rockefeller 
da tion fund.

. “ Oh, n o .”
“ O r too talk ativ e.”
“ Oh, n o .”
“ O r too careless w ith his critical

Music Director

Named Tuesday

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and com paratively sound judgment*,

is shortly to en ter 

He 
into active 
life in w hich he w ill he supposed to 
powers su ffic ie n t moral stren g th to 
co n d u c t him self as a r e sp o n sib le c i t ­
izen. Mo dean o f men w ill in te r v e n e 
if he passe* a bad check; no board 
of r* gent* will -hake w arning f inger* 
if he is in danger o f w asting his tim e 
If he fails to learn 
in a mot or car, 
M aoaginr Editor
the 
lesson o f self-con trol while 
in 
college, no excuses will be made fo r 
him when he has w ithdraw n from the 
shelter o f the academ ic privilege.

The increase o f stu d en t responsi­
the 
b ility would doubtless rata St in 
elim ination of a fe w w eaklings. But 
to the m ajority it would mean 
an 
opportunity to grow in strength and 
life.— 
learn he proper conduct of 
The Daily Iowan.

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

The guy I'd like to shoot 
Right now
Is he who alway* shrieks, 
“ And H ow !”

And th e n ex t day he bought an 

Lost at the Front

etiqutte book.

And if you d on ’t b elieve that, read 

the o ffic ia l notices.

IU A T A L IE K IN G STO N , G eorge 
Sidney and Charlie Murray are '

the leads in “ Lost at the F ro n t,” a j 

on

And if you w on't play my w ay, F 
let you play w ith m y E aster 

w on’t 
eggs next year.

B ull: 

I’m having a w onderful
tim e on m y vacation. Wish you w ere 
h ere.”

T ’other day our w reck got stalled;} 
so I made m y room ie g et out and 
push. Som e b u g h t w it yelled, “ Say, J 
ie that your m o to r? ” 
I came right! 
back at him w ith, “ Y eah! T hat’s m y! 
outboard m otor.”

picture described by the press no-I 

rices as a war com edy. The s c a n - 1 

aria appears to be a burlesque o f the | 

ail-too-freq u en t war picture o f over­

w helm ing horrors, and the support­

in g cast includes John Kolb and Max j 

Ascher.

T oday’s bright idea: “ Don’t throw 
Send 
aw ay your old 
them to a chew ing r im fa ctory and 
get rebate t ic k e t s ”

inner tubes. 

Did you ever hear that story about 
the travelin g salesm an who 
. 
W ill, y o u ’ve g o t your nerve— call­
ing us evei! m inded!

. 

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. 

Poor room ie! He has a tough tim e. 
M ost freshm en do. He was afaird 
his friends would break his fountai n 
pen. They would punch him in the 
chest every tim e th ey saw him. So 
in hi? hip 
he p u t Me fountain pen 
the 
pocket, and— w ell, you guess 
rest.

SUNDAY, JULY 24, 192T.

331-3 % Off

Straw Hats

AU new , the season** straw s 
B u y N o w an d Save

M ajestic M an's Shop
711 C o n g r ess

R eckon it ’ll sn o w ?

D elia th e D ense th in k s Barton 
Springs is the nam e o f a new kind 
of shock absorber.

two, 

though. 

I w ent fish in g t ’other day. 

J caught 
hom e in a w agon 

J u st 
’em 
Brought 
Put the head o f 
| one Under the seat, and its tail d - ag- 
one w as 
• god 
p retty big, but g e e ! You ju st ought 
J .0 have seen the other one.

the ground 

That 

And if you don't b elieve that, re ed 

M atrim ony is the hang-over from 

the ed itorials.

romance.

idea: Why 

T oday’s bright 

not
make auto tires out o f banana peel­
ings? A nsw er w ill be 
on 
page XXX. 
If you don’t believe it, 
read the classified*.

found 

*IVho w ants to run a nice 100-yard 

dash this afternoon?

Bughouse fa b le : “ No, I don’t w ant 
Ju st bring me a 

any 
steam in g hot cup of c o ffe e .”

ice w ater. 

We were going to te ll you 

that 
fetory about the kangaroo, but it has 
such a long tail con n ected with it.

P ena the Dumb saw a sign on the 
Post Road which reads: “ O ne-A nn 
D riving is Dangerous, B oys.” Now 
she w ants to me<f the sign painter.

T here’s one born every m inute, 
and th ey ’re not all college stu d en ts 
either.

id ea : 

T oday’s bright 

a
m onkey has o n ly one life and a cat 
has nine 
cut 
glands be used to restore you th ?”

lives, w hy shouldn’t 

“ Since 

And the gam e was called in the 
fir st inning because a skunk appear­
ed in the ball park. The stands w ent 
wild.

Bo L ittle B rother Rabbitt said tc 
L ittle Johnny C r k k e tt: “ No More 
perspiration odor.” 

•

Home people think w e are a wild 
bunch at this U niversity but we can ’t 
help having a hot tim e with 
the
therm om eter where it is.

“The boy stood on th e burning 
deck” - so goo* th e poem , but w e’ll 
bet he was inventing a new dance 
step.

in 

Once upon a tim e som e students 
went cam ping, and there were no 
m osquitoes, no ringers, no ants, no 
the 
snakes, no grains o f sand 
food, and th e fish were biting 
so 
the boys g o t exhausted 
*,ood 
trom hauling 'em in, and nobody got 
sunburned, and 
slept 
peacefully, and all o f them wanted 
to stay cam ping all the rest o f their 
lives, Now you te ll one.

everybody 

that 

And the n ex t d a y it rained

THREE to FIVE MINUTES 
to FORTY THEATRES 

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TH E WORLD WAR 
A S I ) SCHOLARSHIP

I T bt almost a decade sine# the day 
in ! 9 tS when the last gun in the 
World War wa? fired. 
In that tim e 
many statem ents have been made 
that are o n ly slightly less colored 
than mumm o f the classical one? that 
were uttered during the heat o f the 
: traggle. Crimination? apd recrim i­
nation* liave been made; the war 
has been fo u g h t over again ste p by 
Hep.

It is in recognition o f some o f the j 
strange ioco&sist«n<ries th at have b e -: 
come apparent in the discussion of 
the war that Clarence W alworth Al-! 
vord recently w rote an article which 
appeared in the American M ercury; 
entitled “ H istorical Science and the 
War G uilt.” According to Mr. Ai-1 
fo rd , OM o f the fo rem ost o f Ameri- 
raan historians who is now living in i 
France but who was form erly pro*; 
le sso r o f history a t M innesota and j 
Illinois U niversities, 
of 
ideal 
in birt erica! 
com plete o b jectivity 
treatm ent cannot be attained. “ TheI 
researcher is part and parcel o f the 
phenom ena he stu d ies.” H owever, j 
he gfrea on to explain, there Ii such 
ft thing im an iuterpretation of 
the 
basic forces w ithout the w eighing of 1 
moral values that approaches 
tr u e !’ 
a d en ee. But such a treatm ent does I 
not adm it o f calling the Kaiser 
tx I 
h I nod-thirsty villain,

the 

“To define, the true problem of j 
the catties of Die World War, w ith-j 
o a t reference to the war guilt, 
i* ’ 
not d:fie ult. But to solve it is Im*! 
possible. Each of th# countries in -s 
voiced had usperleneed rn long past 
in which a national life, in ail 
its 
ramifications, j 
ccono.a k and a g y 
had been fixed. A lso, the latents-j 
* ion ii relation* e t the various na-! 
tiffin? had been evolving fur genera-1 
lions. The racial trait* o f all 
the■ 
ta a n trta , as they had been devel­
oped through the age?-, 
their eco- 
nomlc a f od* aud ta lk factions, their ■ 
aa n ana .Ait ic tendencies*, their im per-.
and? 
th e ir coaters tm emu, 
and : 
bandaid* of other fortes, spiritual \ 
g a d m ateriai, were centered on those I 
critical days which historian have; 
been r n m inutely studying 
if!' 
■within them co ald be discovered Hie!
< $mm* of tike momentous event. lr. I
those day* it wa* not Ulm m i n g butI
th e ! 
I be a -j -we rf ai generations o f 
and j
. The I i ,*4* r% 
dead who, acted. 

as 

A; ialktic interest*, their envies 
all th w e 

^ 

lowed th em were atef* pawn* in the

PATERNALISM
A NOTHER blow has been 

struck 
in the g te a t crusade to dive or e 
[th e university student from his fliv ­
ver. Dispatches sta te that the U ni­
versity o f M ichigan has follow ed the 
in 
lead of P rin c e to n and 
prohibiting th# use of motor ears 
b f students.

Illinois 

is carefu lly shielded 

This action is sim ply another man* 
Testation o f the paternalistic a tti- 
t ude so p revalent on the university 
campus today. 
In alm ost every ac­
tiv ity o f his d a ily life, the college 
student 
from | 
too d o se co n ta ct w ith the rough real­
ities of existen ce. He takes physi-J 
cal training fo r the good o f his body, | 
and m ilitary training, 
presum ably, I 
for the good o f his soul. The f i n - 1 
a n tes of his organizations are hand-1 
led by the 
social j 
com m ittee guarantees the purity o f 
is 
b b parties. Even his literature 
rendered innocuous by the use o f a 
restricted list upon which all works 
o f d o u bt f ul vi rt ue are placed.

university. A 

The value o f th is type o f protec­
tion is at best a m atter o f co n jec­
ture. The college student 
is p r e ­
sum ably a person o f m ature years

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Sandwiches
(Any kind)
Drinks
Fruits
Have you tried these deli­
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Quickly.

Free Delivery 
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Texas Candy 
Kitchen
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Where th e taste tells 
Phone 2 3 0 11, 2404 Guar!.

 SUNDAY, 3ULY 24, 1927

M O N

QUEEN tues

* 

l lq f o r tu n a te a s it 

is 

in e v ita b le , 

provinces. 

F o r tu n a te ly , w ith 

th e

| | “ th e c r itic " m u st 

ta k e his positio n 

prom ise o f th e n e a r p re s e n ta tio n o f 

g s e r io u s ly , e ith e r to rail or to u p lift.

“ C h a n g ” an d “ T h e W ay 

o f All

I t is a g r e a t te m p ta tio n . B u t 

th e 

F le sh ” f e a tu r in g E m il J a n n in g s 

in 

A u g u st a t th e M ajestic, w ith a se rie s 
o f e a rly p e rfo rm a n c e s o f v e ry new

|r c o n d itio n o f 

th e m oving 

p ic tu re s 

o fte n , se lf-p e rsu a d e d , r e s tr a in 
a c tiv itie s w ithin 
m e n t. A f te r a w eek such a s 

"makes e ith e r task a fu tile one, and 
I it is lik e ly th a t th e m ovie c ritic m ay 
his 
th e field o f com ­
th e 
t p ast o ne w ith m ore th a n an a v e ra g e 
I f a ir sh a re o f p a ssab le m ovies, 
and I 
a 
I w ith one p ro d u c tio n w hich w as 
jjco m p lete in n o v a tio n , th e g e n e r a l a t ­
“ S ta rk 
t i t u d e should be h o p e fu l. 
fc ,o v e ” 
its 
to 
lived up re m a rk a b ly 
.pi'ess* n o tic e s fo r sh e e r fo rc e , r e a l­
ism, p o w er, and no v elty , and if n o th - 
th e 
h g good a p p e a re d 
Public m ig h t re c a ll one re a l 
tr e a t, 
me a p p e a ra n c e o f th e d ra m a o f th e

fo r w eeks, 

‘A u s tin 's C o o lin g S t a t io n 1 

M o n d a y Sc T u e s d a y

Corinne Griffith

“The 
Lady in Ermine” '

Two Field M arshals 
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b e r t 
12 m ile* 
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th e u su a l lim it o f th r ills.
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a n d ajk p ea lin g th a n e v e r 
th is 
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s id e th e L a w .

in 

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B a ile y a t th e 
M ig h ty W u r litz e r 
C o m e d y 
V a n is h in g V illa in ’

IRENE RICH

In a C o lo r fu l T a le o f 
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and for one w eek

Y o u r unrestricted 
choice o f all - w hite, 
water 
lily parchment 
or blonde kid slippers.

FORMERLY
PRICED
$10 to $14.50

No Black Shoes 
Included

W ith
K e n n e th T h o m p so n 
G e o r g e B a n c r o ft

S e e th is tr e m e n d o u s c o n f lic t o f 
h u m a n e m o t io n s —

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B r e a th -T a k in g

A ls o 
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T H E C R IM S O N F L A S H 
W ith 
C u lle n L a n d is

T H U R S ., F R I ., S A T

The Broncho 
Twister”

T O M 'S B E S T

PHONE
8000

A Group 
of Bright H ued 
Pastel Slippers

^

. . . Consisting of about 
IOO pairs, th a t sold orig­
inally for $12.50 and 
$13.50.

PRICED FOR QUICK 
CLEARANCE

E arly A tten dan ce 
Is Suggested!

Every Shoe Is 
D ecidedly N ew

Every Shoe 
Is Desirable

— NO EXCHANGES 

— NO REFUNDS

$1.95 All-Silk
Chiffon Hosiery

$1.35

3 Pairs $3.75

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E X C E L L E N T M E A L S a n d n ic e ro o m s w ith 
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ED R R E N T — F o r se c o n d te r m , d o w n s ta ir* 
h o m e. N e a r 
te le p h o n e 
2 6 1 0 G u a d a lu p e . A lso 
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a n d lin e n f u r n is h e d . 
cool s o u th b e d ro o m . 

L ig h ts , w a te r , g a r a g e , 

in new 

b ric k 

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a p a r t m e n t s a t 1 9 0 7 1-2 U n iv e r s ity A ve. 
B le e p in g p o r c h e s , p a v e d a f r e e t. M rs. D i« - 
— 27
n o w ity . 

P h o n e 2 1 0 3 0 . 

n ic e coo? 

T W O L A R C K f r o n t ro o m s a n d k it c h e n e t t e , 
C o n e e n - 
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tw o -ro o m a p a r t m e n t . 

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tr a n c e . N e a r U n iv e r s ity . 

P h o n e 8 8 8 8 . 

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— 26
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WK C O PY T H E M E S , 

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m im e o g ra p h in g . 
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in g c o a c h in g in A lg e b ra . G e o m e try , A n a ­
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8 3 # 4 o r co m e to 28156 N o r th G u a d a lu p e am t 
c a ll f o r B a k e r. 

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to m e. G r a d u a te 

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P h o n e 2 -1 8 3 5

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— 24

P h o n e 2 -3 3 1 1 . 

p in . R e w a rd , 

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o ff 
b r a n d , w ith H . e n g ra v e d on clip . O w n e r 
ro sy h a v e th e sa m e by c a tlin g a t T h # T e x a n 
— 26
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f 
.......... 

......... .$1.00
$2.00 
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50
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.OS 
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R. B a r r o w

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trained teacher, position 
to teach Little. | 
history py grad# work. Address Box ITW I 
U n iv e r s ity S ta tio n . 

8 4 7 7 . We 
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COOL sou th east bedroom, nicely fycAi&hed.
B e ­
tw een Rio G rande and Main carlin e#. 1802 
— 27
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to b ath , p riv a te borne. 

f o r 

“ L O ST a t 

th e f r o n t ’’- 

r e n t d o n ’t w o rry a b o u t 

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th i s . A b o v e 
t h e Q u e e n 
all. d o n ’t mi*# 
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thin a t 

(teeing 

IDEAL PLACE TO ROOM

fin e d b o y s w h o w a n t 

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r e ­
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r e a s o n a b le . W a lk in g d is ta nee o f U n iv e r ­
s ity . Chon'* 4!»68 fo r a p p o in tm e n t. — -22

to s tu d y . 

A T T R A C T IV E ( r e e f ro o m w ith s in g le b e d s 
fo r g ir ls . W ith in o n e block o f U n iv e r ­
2 1 6 9
. —24

s ity a n d C a fe te r ia . 
U n iv e r s ity A ve. 

Chon*: 

6 0 5 3 . 

FOK 

IU- N T — To 

ro o m s w ith 

r a t e s , m aid s e rv ic e , 

g irl* . 
s le e p in g 

L a rg e 
p o rc h . 

s o u t h e a s t
S u m m e r 
2608 S p e e d w a y . P h o n o

N IC E cool 

s o u th 

ro o m * , 

ro o m s a n d a p a r tm e n t. 

S t r e e t . 

s h o w e r 

b a th , 
2211 R io G ra n d e 
—.2 2

f o rd a b le room # 

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te r m o f su m 
t r y 251 ( 
— 21

m e r sc h o o l a t 
R io G ra n d e . 

r e a - o n a h le 
P h o n e 9 5 6 3 . 

fo r se c o n d 

r a t e s , 

F O R R E N T — T w o cool ro o m s w ith 

p r iv a te 
b a th a n d p r i v a t e e n tr a n c e . W ill a c c o m ­
606 W e s t 2 6 S tr e e t. 
— 28

m o d a te 
P h o n e 2 2 1 4 5 , 

th r e e bo y * . 

W A N T E D S m a ll 

f u r n is h e d c o tta g e . 

p r e -
fe ra b ly w a lk in g d is ta n c e of U n iv e r s ity , 
W ill 
to n g e r, b e g in n in g 
S e p te m b e r I . W r ite P. O. Box 1927. U n i­
v e r s i t y S ta tio n , g iv in g fu ll d e s e h ip tio n . 14

fo r y e a r o r 

r e n t 

NOTICE OF SALE
B ook b u y e rs, libraTiuns and all w ho 
need books, ta b le t# , school su p p lie s 
and s ta tio n e ry goods, should ta k e a d ­
v a n ta g e of th is h a lf-p ric e sale, now 
groin# on a t —

910 Congress
F o r m e r C ity B o o k S to r e 
R . B a r r o w

FO R S A L E — H o u s e o f e le v e n ro o m s. S u i t ­
a b le fo r r o o m in g h o u se o r f r a t e r n i t y . O n 
in g o o d r e p a ir, w a lk in g 
2708 G u ad alu p e. 
.—J u. £2

Mf'in c a r lin s . All 
d is ta n c e fro m U n iv e r s ity , 
P h o n e 

129. 

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trope for you in y our home. J . K. Re*d 
— 24

M usic Co. 

FOR SALE— Scholarship la on# cf the lead 

lag business collatee mf the Soatkwstg: 
If Interested, write Manager, Box HST, 
yaiverglty S ta tio n , 

• 

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the Committee on Admission 
that 
from other Colleges o f the University 
to
o f Texas has definitely voted 
CLASSES in tennis are being offered promise no credit on any work taken 

from 7 to 8 in the mornings and 51 on any crusie.

E. J MATHEWS,

Registrar.; 

to 6 in the afternoons. These extra 
curricular classes are for beginners 
and intermediates, Class©* are open 
to all University women and child­
ren.

ED! * ATTON* 144, Mental Hygiene,

GRADES FOR the first term will bd
, 
given out on Tuesday, July 26, to alii 
all students whose record of work 
booklets have been filed in the Reg­
is given the second term from 9 to »»trar’s Office not later than Satur- 
10 daily in Room 307, Education day, July 23. Those who have not
Building.
turned in their booklets should do so 
today.

JULIA A. KIRKWOOD

* , 

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j 

J 

. 

, 

E. J. MATHEWS,

Registrar.

ENGLISH lb .3 meeting at 10 ©’clock 
in G. H. 319 should be and is now 

changed to lh.4.

English lb.4 meeting at l l o’clock 
in G. II, 303 should be and is now 
changed to lb.5.

NOTICE OF change 

in activities 

program of July 26-30:
Friday, July 29: 8 p. rn.— Lecture, 
“ Masterpieces of Greek Literature,” 

English 2a.2 meeting at 10 o’clockI illustrated, Prfoessor ll. J. 1/eon.

In M. B. $16 should be and is now 
changed to 2a.3.

English 2c.4 meeting at 11 o’clock 
O* If- 819 should be and is now 

‘changed to 2c. 5.

Professor Melvin'* lecture replac­

ed by that of Professor Leon.

Trip to San Antonio scheduled for 
Monday, July 25 has been postponed 
until August 8.

E. J. MATHEW'S,

Registrar

PHILOSOPHY 103 will meet in G.
H. 203. Philosophy 172 will meet 

in (J. H. 218.

% 

E. J. MATHEWS,

Registrar

THE following students are requested 
to call at M. B, 140 between 10 
and J 2 o’clock to confer about their 
English requirement tor graduation: 
Faris, Durham B.; Feweli, Orba; 
Giles, Frank; Howard, Rosanna 
Small; Yelderman, Pauline,

DAVID LEE CLARK

PROSPECTIVE cruise-around-world Acting Chairman to the Committee on 
Students’ Use of English.

students will please take notice 

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

 

 

-w te m i'-ijgaaj-.

Society

Senior Weds 
Principal

senior in 

Miss EIP - Tres*, 

the
University this summer, was mar-
ried to Mr. J, H. Sandlin, principal
the Weimar High School, in San
night. Mrs.!
and
...w ill receive her degree in August.
i (They will both teach in Weimar next

I Marcos, Wednesday 
Sandlin will remain in school 

... ,

.tl 

. 

year.

* *

G. E . Turner and Rip C ollins are 
visiting in Dallas and Ft. Worth over 
the week-end. 

*

Stationery

Bargain

35c per box

high 

grade 

A 
linen 
paper. N othing cheap 
but th e price. Form er­
ly sold for 70c.

TEXAS 
B O O K 
STORE

K X s K & S i t O i X t Q i i X i i i X

Charm May Defy 

Definition

But 

the new 

.summer 

dTeases— marie new regu­

larly by proper clean in g 

certain ly captures it. A 

charm ing dress 

confers 

charm to the w earer, and 

only by being im m aculate-

ly clean, and well cared for can dresses confer the 

(harm they are intended to confer. Send your dresses 
to us regularly.

....

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SUNDAY, JULY 24, 1927.

Lois Blair of the Woman’s Build-: 

ing is visiting her aunt in San Mar- are visiting 
cos this week-end. 

! week-end.

Beulah Erwin and Alma Kinkaid
this 

in San Antonio 

John A. McCurdy, executive sec­
retary of the Ex-Student*’ Associa­
tion, is in San Antonio on Associa­
tion business. He will return Tues­
day.

Grace Hilton is spending a 

few 

cays in Marlin.

Hazel Atkinson, Maurine W olfe, 
and Nora Rheinlander are spending, 
the week-end at Miss Rheinlander’s 
home in Lockhart.

Miss Bessie Hammon of Dallas is
summer

here the second term of 
school and is at Annex B of 
the I 
Woman's Building. Miss Hammon is! 
a graduate student and received her 
degree from Trinity University.

James Thomas, instructor in 

the 
College of Engineering, has just ac-j 
cepted a government position 
in 
Washington, D. C.

Pauline Keeton of Bonham is here 
tor the second term at Annex A of 
the Woman'* Building. Miss Keeton 
attended the University 
long 
session.

last 

Mrs. Roy White of Abbeville, La., 
is visiting her son, Roy White, Jr., 
Alpha Rho Chi, who is a senior ar­
chitect in the University this sum­
mer.

Bill Clayton, Delta Theta Phi, and 
student in the Law. School, will spend 
the rest of the summer in El Paso.

Carrie May Hamby, former stu­

dent, is visiting in Houston.

Jack Halseil of Laredo is staying 
at the Sigma Chi house for the sec­
ond term of summer school.

Rufus Ragsdale and Al King are 
for 

staying at the Phi Gam house 
the second term.,

Mary McKinley is 
week-end in Houston.

spending 

the

July Clearance Sale

in the * Collegiate S hoppe”

For Misses and Small Women

D rastic R eductions in S m art A pparel

Spring & Summer Coats
$25.00 Coats, now .... $12.50
$39.50 Coats, now .... $19.75 
$49.50 Coals, now .... $24.75 
$69.50 Coats, now .... $34.75 „

Silk & Wool Dresses
Up to $1 5.00 Dresses.. $5.00
Up to $25.00 Dresses.. $10.00
$25.00 Dresses, now .. $12.50 
$39.50 D yesses, now $19.75

S ize* 13-1 7 L

Second Floor

<

0

$ Ain t that a 
and

it that a rra n d . 
glorious feeling?

“ When you’re cuddled up there in 
that cozy old chair . . . and you 
naturally guess she’s gonna say 
/Y es' . . . Ain't that a grand and 
glorious feeling?” A new fox-trot, 
nimble bs melody, with a neat and 
interesting refrain. It carries some 
amusing country-ftddler and banjo 
effects. Listed below ar© a number 
of other smart dance records. Come 
, , in and hear them— today I ,

A in ’t T hat a Grand and G lorious 
k F ee lin g ? 
^
* Vo* Trot W(tA Vocal Refrain ”
J u st U k e a B u tterfly—Vox Trot 

- 

j- HUK Vocal Refrain 

Th* Taon*AX>ovi»a 

Mo. 80732, 10-lacfc
Sa-lu-Ui I —Few Trot With Vocal Refrain * 
W ABING’* f’SNNAyt VANIANS

W b o -o o ? fo n - o o ! T h at’. W ho!
- Fox T ro t H it* Vocal R efra in 
* t i a t S h i t * * * t a h o t h * V r c m s O a c n a r r u
It*. 20727,10-inch

J ti *t A nother Day W asted Away

Fo* Trot ICttA Vocal Refrain 

S in g Me a Baby Sonj
>1

tc/roi
Fe* 'Brot With Vocal Refrain
F * w I
Ho. 30724, lO-ioeb

Wammus pinnbylvasians 

M agnolia
A N ’t That a Grand and G loriou s 
*. F e e lin g ? 

Johnny Ma*vin

No. 20781, I O-ioati

H o n o lu lu M oon
With Piano 

W h en D ay I* D one 

4t
Th* Reman*
' F*anklyn Bau*

V It*. 30719,1(Mach

J. R. Reed Music Co.
805 Congress 

Phones 7508— 6524

MASTER CLEANER— DYER— HATTER

Phone number on every page in the book

Special 
Southland 
Motor Coach 
Excursions

TO
DALLAS

O N E W A Y
$4.00
R oun d T rip
$7.00

TO
SAN
ANTONIO
O N E W A Y
$2.75
R oun d T rip
$5.00

T O
WACO
O n e W ay
$2.25
Round Trip
$4.00

L E A V E R E D B A L L S T A T IO N 
N orth b ou n d : IO am , 4 p m , IO pm 
S o u th b o u n d : E v e ry H our 
6 : 3 0 a. rn. to 6 : 3 0 p . rn.

English

Main! AND TRANSPORTATION GS

Worn en ’s Silk-to-Top

Service Chiffon 
Silk Hosiery
$1.95 Pair

Featuring the N ew Jewelry

Grotto Blue and 
Sunbeam Rose

5 0 c 

to $ 5 # 9 5

If you choose these hose— you add a slender 
line of silken trimness to neat ankles! You pur­
chase cool semi-sheerness and exquisite shading 
to blend with and beautify every chic costume! 
in wearing 
And you buy perfect satisfaction 
qualities.

-H aze
— F lesh 

— W h ite 
— G old

——A lom a 

— S ilv er

f

— C ham paign*

— A tm o s p h e r e

H o sie r y — M ain F loor

Like matchless bits of Mediterranean skies! So 
clear, so deep, so vividly blue are these stones! 
And 
lovely as an early summer sunbeam are 
the rose stones! Of incomparable beauty— with 
a certain Old World charm! Set in exotic oxi­
dized silver are;

C hoker* 
F esto o n * 
E a r rin g s 

B r a c e le ts 
V a n itie s 
R in gs 

B r o o ch es
L ip stick *
C ig a r e tte C ase*

S e p a r a te ly or in M atch in g S ets 
J e w e lr y — M ain F lo o r

A nd Now!— Scarbrough s Clearance of

White Kid Footwear

'

Smart New Seasonable Models Drastically Reduced 

for Clearance!

FINAL CLEARANCE SALE OF HATS

$5.00 $2.50 and $1.00

T he kind everyone will be w earing-

And for w h ich th ey will pay a much h igh er price unless 

th e y are w ise
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face o f the earth is just about larg * 
enough to cover the sun/* Dr. Bene­
dict said. “Here is tho sun shimug, 
as Lewis Carrol said, with all 
its 
might on the earth and moon. On 
the non-sun side of each are 
the 
shadows, that of the moon being on 
the average 232,000 miles long, that 
of the earth 860,000.

T o ta l S olar E clip se 

“Sometimes the pencil point of 
the shadow of the moon when it comes 
between the earth and the sun is 
long enough to reach the earth, and 
if it hits the sun center, there is a 
total ec lip se visible on some parts of 
the earth and a partial eclipse visi­
ble on each side of the path of total­
ity.

'T h e path of the needle of the 
shadow is never more than 167 miles 
wide and varies from that down to 
nothing, when the shadow of the 
moon is not long enough to reach the 
earth.

E x citin g M om ent

“Probably the most exciting part 
of an eclipse may be observed if you 
ae© the thing from a high hill, ann 
two or three minutes before the short 
period of totality you can see the 
little oval shadow approaching.

“Total solar eclipses are relatively 
infrequent, and yet Denver has bac 
two within 40 years. 
If you are very 
patient and are willing to wait about 
363 years, there will bf* another.

is 

*'Eclipses make us realize how very 
much of the earth’s surface is cover­
ed with water and how much of the 
earth 
territory. 
“uncivilized” 
When eclipses 
are predicted from 
time to time, scientists scatter about 
in the path of observation, observe 
weather conditions, and select fa­
vorable spots to wait.

Hard Luck 
“It is a very distressing thing to 
go half-way across the globe, to see 
an eclipse, say to Japan as scientists 
did recently, and then have cloud* 
obscure the sky for a minute or two 
that minute being the exact time of 
the darkness.”

In speaking of lunar eclipses, Dr, 
Benedict pointed out that there can 
never be a real totally dark shadow 
cast by the earth because of the re­
fraction of the light from the sun by 
“ In 
the atmosphere of the earth. 
lunar eclipses,” he said, “it is not 
the moon that is so dark; it is 
the 
moonlight. They average two and 
a half hours,

Sofar C oron a 

in 

Since 

“The solar corona is beautiful, and 
is worth much to scientists who want 
to learn the nature of the sun, but 
it is utterly impossible to observe it 
is 
except when the sun 
total 
eclipse. 
spectroscope, 
the 
which might be called the chemist for 
the astronomer, was invented, there 
has been about an bour of totality.” 
Dr. Benedict illustrated his whole 
lecture with a series of slides pre­
pared especially by the Extension De­
partment for the talk. There were 
( xhaustivc* diagrams along with ac­
tual photographs of 
eclipses. On 
the diagram* he gave definite expla­
nation of the physics of the eclipse, 
bringing in the mathematics and the 
data concerned.

Venus Transited 

The lecture ended with 

a word 
about “ transits.” “ A transit is the 
>ame thing as an eclipse, but it just 
doesn't make enough splutter,” Dean 
and 
Benny 
Venus crossing between the earth and 
sun are visible as tiny black spots, 
which, however, wouldn’t be noticed 
if they weren’t told about by scien­
t i s t s ”

explained. 

“ Mercury 

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