First C o llege D aily in th e South

A U ST IN , TEX AS, FRID A Y , M AY 12, 1922

CCME XXII

BE DECIDED BK 
■EET HERE H A I

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ye T eam s M eet to Contest fori 

T itle of Sou thw estern 
C onference

UHS FAVORED TD

r e g o r y , W hite, Brown and 
illiard or K latt W ill Play 

for T exas

Ticket Sale For 

Vachel Lindsey 

Reading Started

T icket sale fo r the re ad in g by Va- 
j chel Lindsay, of his own poem s, to 
be a t Ju n io r High School next T ues 
: day night a t eight o’clock, w as open-

y«*««U«y. T h e sale in In ch arg e
and Ashbel
of the Sidney L anier 
L itera ry societies who are bringing 
the poet here fo r this ap p earance.

FROSH CUI PRICE 
DF BlRGE-PICIilC 
UP LUE TONIGHT

O uting of First Y ear Students 
< W ill 

Include M usic, R e­

fresh m en ts and D ancing

T ables will be kept 

R eduction o f the price o f tick ets 
to the freshm an barge ride which is 

in the ro tu n - 
, da of th e Main Building and a t vari- 
j ous o th e r places on the cam pus, in 
addition to personal selling by m em ­
bers o f the two Ffcieties. The price 
cents. 
fifty 
of adm ission will 
T ickets can be obtained only 
from y e a r stu d en ts which was held y e s te r - 1 
these sources.

slated fo r eig h t o’clock 
Lake A ustin, w as th e chief action of I 
a m eeting of a sm all n um ber o f firs t 

day a fte rn o o n a t five o ’clock in the 

to n ig h t 

be 

at 

W A R N S LENDERS OF

ATHLETIC TICKETS

V a rsity s tu d e n ts are w arn ed to 
be v e r y c a r e f u l in the f u t u r e with 
regard to th e use o f their b lank et 
ta x tic k e ts. A cc ord in g to Roy M c ­
co a c h in g 
L ean, o f the V a r sity 
s t a f f , the use o f th e a d m it t a n c e 
t ic k e ts by others than the original 
p u r ch a ser s hat b ecom e a la r m in g ly 
h av e 
co m m o n . M any 
b een d ep rived o f the u se of their 
tic k e ts, b eca u se o f their fa ilu r e to 
ab id e by the 
u nd er 
w hich the tick ets arn 

r e g u la tio n s 

stu d e n ts 

issued.

Rustic Banquet 

Is Planned For 

ten n is 

S outhw estern C onference 

the 

m p.cnships in Singles and Doubles 
to u rn a m e n t 

W hile the exact num bers th a t will 
be given by Mr. Lindsay are not yet 
known, it is fa irly ce rtain th a t he will
ll be decided in 
Ach s ta rts this m orning a t 9 o’clock read “ G eneral W illiam Booth En
th a t firs t
to
‘The Congo,” his fam -
- , ous stud y of negro psychology, am ong

the V arsity c o u rts a t 2 1 st and
Q .tnv 

bedw ay, and lasts th ro u g h featur- ^ 
y a fte rn o o n . Sixteen n e t players,
v 
uresentatives of five S outhw estern 
nferen ce schools, will com pete in 

in ■■ ----- -*■- in o th er o f his la te r w ritings,

a ttra c te d w ide-spread a tte n tio n 

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te rs H eaven,” 

his w ork, an^

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the poem 

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U7e tilS E T J T S Z rv.CTiinfNTQ PRFPARF

title s,; LA U I U U L I1 1 ti I MLI i t ll L 

FOR REUNION DURING ’ 
COMMENCEMENT WEEK

Seniors Tonight

I auditorium o f the Law Building. This 
; action w as taken in an en d eav o r to 
i increase the sale of tick ets, which has !
been proceeding ra th e r slowly a t the j gtream ers 0f orange and w hite, ab o u t
a hundred men stu d en ts o f the sen-
original price of one dollar. 
I ior class will p artic ip a te this even-
T ic k e t C a m p a ig n 
ing in a banquet on the low er floor 

An active cam paign fo r the sale of 

decorations 

ru stic 

Amici 

Am ong 

the special 

tick ets was w aged last n ig h t rn th e of the Y. M. C. A.
and 
U niversity neighborhood by a com m it- 
tee appointed a t y e ste rd a y ’s m eeting. | sp eakers will be John A. E a rh a rt,
T eam s of co-eds w ith tick ets fo r sale 
s ta te sec retary of the Y. M. C. A. 
will be statio n ed in the ro tu n d a of 
(j. P. P aterson will act as to a st m as­
th e m ain building today fro m -n in e 
te r, and sh o rt to asts will be m ade by 
u n til one. Several team s of boys will 
re p resen ta tiv e s from tTV en gineering, 
p a rtic ip a te in tick et selling th ro u g h ­
law, academ ic, and business adm inis­
o u t th e day, as well.
tra tio n d epartm ents.
John M ayfield^ 

Tom Nash, d irec to r of 

g uests 

the 

pro

B anquet, A dd resses and N um ­
ber of D inners W ill Fill 
T hree-day Program

presid en t,
the 
prom ises th e p rem ier ev en t o f 
season to m em bers of the p a rty . Mu­
sic and re fre sh m e n ts have been pro­
vided, and w ith dancing and the ride 
on th e venerable Lake A ustin b a rg e ,
tion fo r the Com mence m e n ' R eunion I p ro m o ters of the ev e n t are antieipa 

P lans are rapidly n ea rin g com ple­

frosh 

gram fo r the occasion, refu ses to give 
o u t any inform ation as to w hat sort 
o f e n te rta in m e n t will be o ffered , but 
insists th a t it w ill be w orthy o f th e 
Occasion and o f the guests.

T his b anquet is an annual a ffa ir, 
tin g little d ifficu lty in m aking it a j given by the Y. M, C. A. as a last
the out-going men

g e t-to g e th e r fo r 
o f the U niversity.

H o w e v e r , t w o days o f t e n - 1 The annual b anquet, nu m ero u s a d - 1 m em orable one.

a n d ) 0* 

ex-students o f the U niversity.

rence Singles and D oubles 
ll go to the- school or schools, rep- I 
the w inning e n tra n ts.!
ren ted by 
Idividual m edals will also go to the I 
n n e r of th e Singles cham pionships 
th e Doubles I
d to the w inners of 
t

Ue-

D ope Favor* Lon gho rn*

^ B e c a u s e of th eir clean-cut victories 
r the S outhw estern C onference 
ms which will be rep resen ted in 
i title to u rn ey , the L onghorns, on 
p e r. a t least a re favored to win 

titles in both the 

singles 

ubles.

G r a ft Last Y ear

The ride this y e a r is th e ou tg ro w th 
o f an a tte m p te d g ra ft of last year, 
w hen an anonym ous le tte r p u rp o rt­
ing to com e from the “ fresh m an g et 
to g e th e r com m ittee” was 
circu lated 
am ong new stu d e n ts sh o rtly before 
re q u estin g 
th e opening o f school, 
enclosed 
e ith e r the re tu rn o f 
tic k e t 
ride 
o r th e re m ittan ce o f a dollar. Al­
though considerable money
ceived the self appointed "com m it­
te e ” gained nothing, as U niversity 
a u th o ritie s forced him to give 
the 
prom ised 
festival. T his e n te rta in ­
m ent, how ever, is a bona fide action 
o f th e fresh m an class.

th e freshm an b arg e 

the 

to 

SKETCH FROM STEPHENS 
S READ BV M I H M

Story of the Sea Is Chosen for 
W eek ly Public 
R eading *

HAPLESS BOYS 
ARE LED THRU 
W AYS OP EVIL

Up and down 

th e venerable F’o rty Acres 

the rockiest hills 
was re-1 and through all the d ark est pathw ays
o f 
last 
th irteen u n fo rtu n a te 
night w ere led 
blind-folde<j youths who for some u n ­
known deeds of unw orthy duplicity 
had been condem ned to w ear the la s t­
ing badge of Phi Sigm a Alpha, hon­
o r a r y political science fra te rn ity , 
j 
eyes 
I were sym bolical of the veils of false- 
I hood and deception th a t hover unfail- 
ingly w herever th ere is any ta in t of 
politics, and the d ark 
uneven 
way through which they w ere led sig­
nified the u n c e rta in ty o f any life th at 
is touched by th a t fa ta l influence.

The bandages about 

th eir 

and 

Texas Ex-student 

L
Is Now Playing On ■ 
Chatauqua Circuit

 

in 

O relle K a n g erg a of H en d erso n , 
the
Texas, who w as a s tu d e n t 
U niversity y ear b efo re last, an d d u r­
is
the f ir s t p a r t o f la st y e a r, 
ing 
by J.
H artley M anners, w ith the E lias Day 
players on th e E llison-W hlte C h a ta u ­
qua circuit. Miss K a n g erg a h a s th e 
leading p a rt in th is play, Tn which 
L au rette T ay lo r s ta rte d on B ro ad ­
way. T he tro u p e is now p lay in g in 
C alifornia.
I Miss K an g erg a was p ro m in en t in
rh u ra -| #ocjB| ,|f e whj,e , tte n d in g th e UnI.

versity, being one o f the C actu s beau* 
ties in 1919. She w as a m em ber of! 
the D elta D elta D elta so ro rity .

When she 

le ft the U n iv ersity In t
1921, Miss K an g era w en t to C hicago 
where she e n te re d a d ra m a tic school. 
Aa soon as she le ft th is school, she 
was o ffered a position in th e com ­
pany she is now p lay in g w ith, and
ever

to u rin g with

them 

STUDENT STIFFS 
SEN TO EDIT 
AUSTIN BULIES

U n i v e r s i t y J o u r n a l i s m C la s s e s »u"

W ill Put Out E d itio n * o f 
L ocal Papers

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S tu d en ts in the class in :*ews ga­
the Uni­
re p o rtin g 
th erin g and 
versity chose s ta ff s to ed it the Aus­
tin S tatesm an and the Austin Am-
onj 
\ir 
e n c a n n e a t W ednesday and 
J day respectively. H. G. Stilwell of 
B row nsville w as chosen as m anaging 
ed ito r o f the W ednesday issue of the 
1 S tatesm an , while H en ry C. Pub her 
I of Naples w as elected as m anaging 
j e d ito r of the T h u rsd ay m orning is- 

and ! sue 

tile A m erican.

H a n d le All Work 

T hese two editions of the papers 

will be p u t o u t en tirely by the clan- ^aR 
reporting, j 8jnce
es in n e w sg a th erin g and 
assisted by such m em bers of 
the 
class in fe a tu re w ritin g as desire to 
w ork. M em bers o f the class in edi­
to rial w ritin g will w rite the editor­
ials.

The e n tire s ta f f fo r 

the S tates­
m an is: H. G. Stilw ell, m anaging 
e d ito r; R ubert G. Bledsoe, city edl- 
to r ; R uth S m ith, 
teleg rap h editor; 
Clyde W atkins and Jan e W orthing­
ton, copy re a d e rs; F airfax Nisbet, 
society e d ito r; Kyle Elam , 
sports 
editor.

A m e r ic a n S t a f f

The A m erican s ta f f has not been 
com pleted, b u t those officers who 
w ere elected a r e : H enry C. Fulcher, 
m anaging e d ito r; F ran cis G. Wilson, 
city e d ito r; F re d J. W hite, telegraph 
editor. N om inations w ere m ade as 
follows, 
to be voted on S aturday: 
F o r copy re a d e rs : W innie Jackson, 
E lizabeth F o ste r, S arah Shannon, 
E lm a Gunn and Edw ina D uer; for 
.society e d ito r: M am ie S ackett, 
wyn Sage an d A llyne H a rris; 
sp o rts ed ito r, F. J . C rab tree,

the 

The two m an ag in g 

editors will 
choose 
re p o rto ria l sta ffs from 
the rem ain in g m em bers o f the class. 
entire 
These stu d e n ts a re to have 
the 
charge o f ed itin g th e papers, 
re g u la r .staffs ta k in g a vacation. 
It 
has been the custom for several years 
p ast fo r jo u rn alism stu d en ts to edit 
the S ta tesm an .

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AUSTIN PAINTER CHES 

TALK ON AMERICAN ART

d etails 

T en tativ e program 

have 
been com pleted by the Y. W. C. A. 
cabinet in p re p a ra tio n fo r the con­
vention of all m em bers o f th e Y oung 
W om en’s C hristian A ssociation to be 
held in the W om an’s G ym nasium a t 
5 o’clock M onday a fte rn o o n .

The o rd e r o f 

th e ev e n ts on 

the 
program is: m usical p re lu d e ; hym n; 
Set- j ‘‘G reetings from Five F o reig n Coun- 
th e m ain 
^or 

trie s;” p ra y e r, and then 

convention. 

F irs t 
business o f the 
there is to be the election o f J u n io r 
cabinet m em bers from five com m it­
tees. 
Follow ing the o th e r com m it­
tees, fo r a girl to go to D enver fo r 

I

an in d u strial ex p erim en t, fo r assist­
a n t social service chairm an and fo r 
finance chairm an. The flo o r will
then be opened for discussion on nine 
I d iffe re n t phases of Y. W. C. A. w o rk ; 
' m em bership, 
led by K ath ry n Coch- 
i ran ; cosm opolitan clinic, led by Lucy 
1 P lu n k e tt; fresh m an co rn m ission, led 
by K atherine D rake; m eetings, led by

tion of F am ous Pictures to 
Illustrate

M i.. S h u rtleff WHI U « C ollet J Connie 0 w “ ! religiou" conf*ren« '
led by B ern a rd in e A ppleoy; Bible 
study, led by Alva M orrow ; n a tio n ­
al org an izatio n , led by G e rtru d e B ut-
M i., S tella S h u rtle ff. A ustin p a in -1 '<r; « .n m itte e le a d e r., led by Miss 
v
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a n
Dr. W. T. M ather, and M ary S lues 
H i* 
sy. A hymn will conclude th e m eet­
ing-

in te rio r d ec o rato r, lectu re, j 
its his-

te r and 
on A m erican p ain tin g and 

n t k o v * <2i vt si M T a e tr

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No. 184

BASEBALL SERIES 
TO STURT TODAY

E m anuel Ponsford and E hlert 
W ill Be Opposing Pitchers 
in First Game

BID CROWD EXPECTED

A ll U niversity Students A sk ed 
to B e Present for Crucial
Series

By Lloyd J. Gregory

P rim ed fo r a bitterly fought con­

into 

te st, the Longhorn baseball nine will 
go 
stru g g le 
w ith th e T exas Aggies with a sp irit 
of d eterm in a tio n which should push 

afternoon’s 

th is 

Coach C o ch eram ’s ball club 
to th e 
very lim it o f their diamond ability, 
b efo re th e V arsity outfit goes down 

T oday’s struggle which 
in d e fe a t. 
s ta rts a t 4 o’clock should b rin g o u t 
the la rg e s t 
season. 
crowd of 
C oach D isch last night expressed th e 
hope th a t “ every real Varsity stu d e n t 

the 

be on C lark Field to back the nine— 
the gam e is likely to be a very d e­

T e x a s Hope* for Two Game*

A lth o u g h the Longhorns m ight lose 
both g am es to the Aggies and still be 
re tu rn e d C onference champions, p ro ­

in both 

engagem ents 

vided th e B aylor Bears should be d e ­
fe a te d 
this 
com ing week, Coach Disch and his 
crew are determ ined to annex both 
of th e A ggie affairs, in order to have 
the edge on th e Baylorites F riday an d 
S a tu rd a y of n e x t week. Should b oth 
gam es be won from the Farm ers, the 
Longhorns* m ight split even with th e 
B ridgem en, and yet beat them o u t 
for C o n feren ce honors.

P o n s f o r d W ill Pitch Today

G oaeh Disch announced last night 
th a t he w ould s ta rt Manny P onsford, 
his southpaw pitching ace, 
ag ain st 
the A ggies th is afternoon. Ponsford 
has been w orking beautifully on the 
m ound a i late— his two 
hit 
g am es p itched within a week against 
th e L o u isian a Tigers and th e A laba­
m a U n iv ersity nine are proof enough 
of th is asse rtio n .

th ree 

E h lert 

I f M anny is working a t th e top of 
his p itc h in g form today, base hits by 
A ggie h itte rs will be few and fa r 
betw een. 
the most depen­
dable h u rle r on the Farm er pitching • 
s ta ff , 
is expected to oppose Pons­
fo rd . T his F arm er hurler is am ong 
th e b e s t h u rle rs in the C onference, 
and unless the V arsity b atters are iii 
a s w a ttin g mood today, the game m ay 
be a v ery tig h t pitcher’s b a ttle — the

(C o n tin u ed on page 4)

LOCAL CABINET LAYS 

PROGRAM PLANS FOR 
I

D iscussion o f N ine P h ases of 
Y. W. C. A. W ork F ollo w s 
Schedu led E ntertainm ent

cisive o n e.”

“ The Open B oat,” a trag i-h u m o r- 
ous sketch, and one of a series of 
sketches contained in “ Men, W om en 
and B oats,” by S tephen C rane, w as 
read by W rig h t M cCorm ick, in stru c ­
to r in E nglish, a t the w eekly public 
aftern o o n . The 
re ad in g y esterd ay 
of 
th e ir 8tofy re c o u n t9 th e 
fo u r m en— a cap tain , an oiler, a cook 
and a co rresp o n d en t, who are a d rift 
in an open boat o ff th e 
o f 
F lorida.

ad v e n tu res 

coast 

W oven in the sto ry is the develop­
m en t o f the stra n g e so rt of com rade­
ship betw een these men o f d iffe re n t 
sta tio n s in life, and th e re is an a t ­
m osphere o f the sea w ith its fatalism- j 
tic in flu en c e over the fo u r men ex­
h austed by th e ir exposure.

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m a c a 7 i w i : c
?

CO NTAIN TEX A S W IT

in 

U n iv ersity o f T exas hum or was 
re p resen te d 
the “ College W'its** 
n u m b er of Ju d g e which ap p eared last 
week, and in the sub seq u en t “ O ver­
flow N um ber” by co n trib u tio n s from 
five m em bers of 
the 
th e s ta f f o f 
late S calper. 
Jokea by Joe E arn est 
of C olorado and H ow ard S. A ron­
son o f Dallas w ere published, and 
C arro l W illiam s o f A ustin c o n tri­
the 
buted a cartoon. 
second 
In 
num ber several m ore 
jokes and a 
poem by E a rn e st appeared, to g e th e r 
of
w ith a jo k e by F. M. M idkiff 
Ju lian

by 

BrazeHon o f T yler.

W hether th ey w ere condem ned to 
this fa te because o f participation in 
the cam pus,) 
the re cen t upheaval on 
o r because of long-fostered tenden
cies 
be discovered.

tow ard .Ooh activities, could noti*® 1* * 1 back g ro u n d a t the U niversity
Y. M. C. A. this 
evening a t eight 
o ’clock. T he adm ission price will be
fifty cents.

A fte r a precarious 
cavalcade wound up a t 
i I 
creating
.
C hair w here binding oaths were ad-! 
,, j m uch in te re st, including as they do
g ro u p o f re p resen tativ e ar-

the
the Bible

The p ictu re s alone 

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S. K elly, Reuben G ray Judaon b ra n I 
cig. M aurice ( ram , L u th er 
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A rth u r Kelley, Edwin 
Ja q u e s P. Adoue, M arshall Bell, Iris 
S huford, Lois F o ste r and S arah Dod-j 
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Senior Law Students 

H ear W allace Speak 

on C orporation Law s

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T hese 

several of whose N octurnes are In-
eluded. 
so 
grouped rtnd in te rp re te d as to dem on­
of American 
s tra te the re fle c tio n 
life in A m erican painting.

p ictu re s 

are 

Miss S h u rtle ff w as form erly a stu ­
d en t o f the C hicago In stitu te o f Fine 
A rts, and en jo y s the patronage of 
such critics aa Mrs. P a t M. N eff and 
Mrs. R. E. V inson.

W allace H aw kins, a g ra d u a te o f j PRESENT D A Y CLUB WILL

g en eral 
the senior 

the Law School in 1920 and a t p re s­
of 
e n t a ssistan t a tto rn e y 
T exas, 
law 
to 
lectured 
class T h u rsd ay m orning on the sub­
je c t of “ non-par value stock c o rp o r­
th e v ario u s 
a tio n s.” He discussed 
technical phases o f 
in 
the lig h t of court decisions and ru l­
the a tto rn e y g en e ral’s de­
ings of 
p a rtm e n t.

the su b ject 

t f r . Hawkins also described 

the 
cessions of the S uprem e C ourt of th e 
United Staten, w hich he recen tly a t­
tended as one of the a tto rn e y s rep ­
re sen tin g the S tate of T exas in the 
Im portant Red River boundary liti­
gation betw een Texas 
and O kla­
hom a.

DISCUSS TRIAL BY JURY

“ T rial by J u r y : Its H istory and 
R eco n stru c tio n ” will be the subject 
o f an ad d ress delivered to the P res­
en t Day C lub by d . P. Patterson,- 
p ro fesso r of governm ent, a t 5 o'clock 
F rid ay a fte rn o o n in room 204 Main 
has 
Building. An open m eeting 
h e n announced by 
the president, 
N annie R ay B aker, so th a t all who 
aro 
in te re ste d m ay have an oppor­
tu n ity of h e a rin g the speaker. The 
public 
be 
p resen t.

is cordially 

invited 

to 

L IF E SA V IN G TESTS

R E P O R T O F C O U N C I L

W'ork done by th e W om an’s C oun­
cil d u rin g this te rm will b e given 
n ex t 
out in a re p o rt 
week, according to Blossom W ooten, 
chairm an o f the Council.

some 

tim e 

N athaniel Jacks, a g ra d u a te of the 

Law School in
a practicing a tto rn e y in Dallas, also 
spoke to the sen io r laws on th e v a ri­
ous problem s which will 
c o n fro n t 
them when they begin th e ir practice.

T u rtle C lub m em bers will m eet 
1919 anti a t p re se n t! a t Deep E ddy today at 4 p. rn. in
o rd er to fin ish up 
the 
A m erican Red C ross lifesaving em ­
blem. and 
to check o ff stu n ts and 
dives on the ch a rt.

tests 

fo r 

May Lea G uthrie, p re sid e n t o f Y. 
W. C. A., will act as chairm an of
tile convention. A t 6 o’clock su p ­
per will be served in th e gym nasium 
for the convenience o f the Y. W, C. 
A. m em bers.

C oed s Try Out for 

Swimming Team at 

Deep Eddy Saturday

to r 

Girls 

try in g oui 

th e swim ­
ming team will tak e th e ir first t r y ­
outs a t Deep Eddy S a tu rd a y a f te r ­
noon a t 4:30. The second try o u ts 
will be held S atu rd ay , M ay 20 at 
Deep Eddy. Those who expect to 
tryout will sign up in th e W om an’s 
Gym.

the 

re q u irem en t 

The o n e-h alf mile swim a t Lake 
A ustin, which is one o f the re q u ire­
m ents fo r the team , has been called 
off, and 
the 
team in place of this will be to swim 
around Deep Eddy pool five tim es. 
Anyone who wishes to tak e a h alf- 
req u ired 
mile swim fo r points 
to swim around Deep Eddy 
eight 
tim es.

fo r 

is 

 " " —... "O'........ mmmmmmmm.
C Y C L O N E W R E C K A G E F O U N D

from 

Bits o f 

St. 
the w reckage 
E dw ards C ollege d u rin g th e cyclone 
jlast T h u rsd ay are* re p o rte d to have 
been blown ab o u t tw en ty -fiv e miles 
from h ere. S late ro o fin g from Holy 
Cross Hall was found a t L y tto n and 
a song book a t M endoza. B oth these 
towns a re located ab o u t tw en ty -fiv e 
miles south-w est o f A ustin.

DEEP EDDV ORENS ACHN

Five F oot Mud Deposit Is R e­
m oved By Unusual 
Method

F o r 

th e f irs t time since 
the b e­
g in n in g o f th e recent storm period, 
Deep E d d y bathing beach will 
be 
opened to the public tom orrow , ac­
co rd in g to George Rowley, m anager 
o f th e re so rt.
A lthough 

th e buildings belonging 
to the com pany were uninjured by 
the flood, some five feet of riv e r 
m ud filled the concrete pools. W hen 
th e high w a te r retired, re so rt was 
had 
to high w ater pressure and a 
th o u san d foot stretch of fire hose 
w ith w hich mud was flushed out, in ­
em ploying the usual proc 
stead o f 
ess o f hand spading.

No* form al opening will be held, 
says Mr. Rowley, as this is the third 
opening of the beach this year.

CALHOUN RESIGNS

111 h ea lth $nd lack of 

tim e have 
forced th e resignation of P o rte r Lou 
C alhoun, fo rm e r finance chairm an of 
th e Y. W . C. A. from th e finance 
com m ittee o f th at organization.

In th e course o f the Y. W. C. A. 
fin an cial drive letters are being te n t 
to members who have pledged but 
have not paid their pledges. 
ate requested in this letter lo pay i t 
Miss B udd’s office before the end ot 
next week.

D ancing will begin. A ugtjn an(j| a rfraw injf 

play m ay fu rn ish m any surprls- dresses and several d in n ers will be 
J a fe a tu re of the g a th e rin g which will
upsets. 
10-13.
from 
be in progress 

Ju n e 

T e a m s a re S e le c t e d 
|C o j| h D. A. Penick, o f the V arsity 
, will send into the C onference 
ornam ent Lloyd G regory, W bite,
*n B rown, and e ith e r Cecil H illiard,
E m il K latt. Some dou b t exists as 
H illia rd 's eligibility. Should Hil­

A lum ni from the class o f 1887 and 
from every 
in terv en in g g ra d u a tin g 
class up to 1921 will re tu rn fro m all 
p a rts o f the U nited S ta tes fo r this 
a n n u al reunion, according to re p o rts
E x-students*

ted be declared eligible, he will be ; from the office of the 
eluded in the V arsity q u a rte t. W hite A ssociation.
hi G r e g o r y will 

team 

to g e th e r in 
doubles; while B row n and eith er 
the 

[IHard o r K latt will com pose 
lie r V a rsity doubles team s.

O th e r En tran t* G iven 
[O ther players who will com pete in 
cham pionship m eet a r e : Cham b- 
R ounds, B aker and Johnson, o f 
i
and 
T exas A ggies; Colem an 
fore, of the Rice Owls; C leveland, 
>odson, Wood an d B uckner, o f the 
lylor B ears; and B ryan and Baird, 
the S. M| U. M ustangs.

G overnor P a t M. N e ff is to be ope 
of th e prom inent speakers who will 
address the ex-students. The classes 
5 y ears out ,10 y ears out, 15 years 
out, 20 years out, 25 y ears o u t 30 
y ears out, and 35 y ea rs out will m eet 
in groups fo r d in n e r every night. Dia-
tinguished men from each g roup will 
speak a t these dinners. The b an q u et 
will be the crow ning event o f th e re­

union.

:D STEP SINGS REINED

 —
[andolin Club and Gbrls’ Cho­
ral Club W ill Furnish 
M usic

 

Gates Tells Pre-Meds 
of Problems Facing 

Prospective Doctors

D r. C. S. G ates, p opular U n iv er­
sity physician, gave an 
in te re stin g 
lectu re to the P re-m ed Society la st 
n ig h t on the ^P roblem s o f the M edi­
he
In 
cal S tu d e n t.” 

th e 

in tro d u ctio n 
the c o n g ra tu la te d the Pre-M eos on 

“ U niversity S tep S in g s," which 
oved p o p u lar w ith 
stu d en ts 
it spring, will be revived tonight
,,n 
the M andolin C lub and 
tis ' C horal Club will lead o ff fo r I o p p o rtu n ity of becom ing acq u ain ted 
e first of the m eetings th is y e a r . i w ith e »rh o th er b efo re e n te rin g me- 
Hi" talk included dia-
e steps a t the S outh en tra n c e o f I 
. Main B uilding will continue to I e lis io n s of the 
su b jects: 
th e place fo r the m eeting. 
I the over-stressing o f pre-m ed w ork,
M im eographed copies o f V a rsity I the necessity o f plan n in g a d efin ite 
ngs have been prep ared and will be | ca ree r, the im portance o f choosing a
strib u ted tonight a t seven o'clock beneficial place to practice, th e n e­
cessity o f internships, and the m er­
ce n ary evils.

follow ing 

Jm ong all those a tte n d in g the m eet­
ing. B oth men and women will as 
c sual have a p a r t in t i e singing.

M em bers o f b oth the Y. M. C. A. 
d Y. W. C. A. will tak e p a r t in 
leading. Aided by the M andol- 

A short business m eetin g was 
held, and it was decided to have th e . 
an n u al spring term b an q u e t on May 
26. The com m ittee in charge o f the
chair-
Mil stage a “ Step S ing” each F rid ay : m an, K ent H u n t, M audie M arie Burn* 

C lub and the C horal clubs, they ban q u et

ta C harles B eavens,

g h t from 7 to 8 o’clock un til the and Evan Hume. 
id of th e school.

E I G H T E E N - M I L E P A D D L E

Leaving 
the dock early Monday 
c m ing and paddling a ll day, a 
oap of U niversity co-eds will ta k e 
the 
ilorado river. Those who expect 
go are requested to sign up on 
the W oman s

eighteen-m ile paddle 

bulletin board in 

up 

en; 

-o-
b i b l e s t u d y c l a s s

Friendly Society to 

Stage Annual Dance 

at Drisldll Tonight

T onight a t the D riskill hotel, the 
an n u al May Dance given u n d er the 
auspices of the G irl’s F rien d ly So­
the 
ciety will be held. Music fo r 
a f fa ir will be 
furnished by Shak­
i * y ’» O rchestra.
at 9 o’clock. ’

T ickets fo r this dance will 

be 
placed on sale in th e co rrid o r o f Hie 
“ Economies in the Old T estam e n t” i Main B uilding, and a t th e U niversity 
ll be the subject of th e lesson fo r I D rug S tore a t the price of one dot* 
t Bible S tudy class to n ig h t in the Jar per couple. Home m ade candy 
en tire 
.js* reading room at 7 o’clock. M iss. will also be sold, and 
U phine Budd will conduct the d is - . proceeds will go to th e c h a rity work 
ggjgn. 

I ca rried on by the society.

th e 

 EEH

m

 B A K * T U L A K

C o m m e n c e m e n t 

o r c h e str a , 

S 

B a sk e tb a ll S c h e d u le L im ited

and commendable thought they
may be in themselves, will be 
strictly limited.

SPRING HOUSE CLEANING 
Spring is fataj /to cobwebs, 
out of the way corners, closets, 
basements, and in fact, dirt of 
People, are 
any description. 
like that; they like to pile in the 
comer what they used yester­
day.

In many cases 

But in the spring something
grips at the housewives’ heart.
The piles in the corners and the
cobwebs are an eye sore to her.
Everything feels clammy. She
shudders when she walks over
the rugs. 
the
house is spick and span from
top to bottom. But that Jones
boy across the street is beating
his mother's rugs. Mrs. Jones
is going around with a white
towel over her head. Then
“Mrs, Average House Wife" be­
gins to see imaginary cobwebs. 
The very spring air is contami­
nated with dank, smelly, dead 
air. And the average young­
ster misses a month, he thinks 
of baseball or whatnot because 
he doesn't know the 
suggestion.

J* i

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STAPP FOR TODAY

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Kenneth Hackler 
Geo. H. Cof fe lt 

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REPORTERS

KUI* Brown 
Horace Walker 
Ana* Dm»1* 
Myrtle McLemore
Irwin Tbellen

Jan* Worthington 
Viola Oerter 
A. Ha«*er 
Winnie D. J*«*fc»oa

Friday, May 1 2 , 1922

THIS WEEK
T a d .,
U i i r t r i i t f S h rin e C lub, M 

B.

1 4 2 , 2 p. m .

L o n g h o rn B an d , M en’i G ym , 

u n ifo r m e d , 3 : 3 0 p. rn.

P r e se n t-D a y C lub, Astilbe! room ,

G irls' G lee C lub, S H all IO, 5 

5 p. m.

p. rn.

H a ll, 7 p. rn.

" W -E ' C lu b, V. M, C. A ., 7 p. rn. 
B ib le S tu d y C lass, g ir ls’ rea d in g 

ro o m , 7 p. rn.

F re sh m a n B a rg e R id e, Lake §
I

A u stin , 8 p. rn.

S a tu rd a y 

L o n g h o rn B and, 
M e n ’s G y m , 3 : 3 0 p. rn.

in 

u n ifo rm , 

 

 MM • 

UWM MM riMII^

Domes or others

M a rth a M cC oy, E d ito r

laws 

announcem ent 

N e w D o rm ito ry at C orn ell
Construction work is to begin im 
^ m e d i a t e l y on lloldt Hall, new dor­
m itory a t Cornell University, accord­
ing to the 
recently
He does have an imagination 
made by the hoard of trustees. The 
though. Every time he swings
viciously with the rug beater he lhuildin* win accommodate sixty men.
It la also planned to allow the custom 
hears tens of thousands of voic­
of memorial room*, now used in con­
es cheering him, and he sees a 
nection with the other dormitories, 
small white baseball go floating 
to he continued here. According to 
over the distant fence. Occas­
this plan, the room will he named 
ionally a puff of white dry dirt 
a fte r the donor of a sum which is 
I from the rug brings him to his 
practically the cost of the room ; in 
I senses.
this ras(. 
it will he $167,000. The 
running expenses of the building will 
be drawn from the room rental and
It is good exer\»e. We from the annual appropriation from

■ Spring house cleaning 
is a 
blessing, whether it is needed or
not. 

e #

• 

a

the alum ni fund.

fellowship at Michigan University now 
is the 
held by Robert Frost, poet 
probable result of a report recently 
made to the president of th at school. 
It is not known whether the donor 
of the tem porary endowment will re ­
new the fund or not. 
It was also sug­
gested th a t if the endowment be con­
tinued, the appointm ent he given to 
Mr. Front.

At a late faculty session of the 
University of Idaho it was decided 
that Idaho’s basketball schedule for 
next year cannot exceed 22 games. 
This will lighten the schedule consid­
erably a sMbottt 30 games were played 
this year.

To S e le c t M o tt P o p u la r G irl

Over 8,000 ballots have been dis­
tributed among the students in an 
election designed to determ ine 
the 
most beautiful and the most popular 
girl in Wisconsin. The professors also 
will be subjected to public judgm ent 
in regard to th eir ability and popu­
larity.

To D rop S tu d en t* F rom S ch ool
A ruling ha* recently been enacted j 
by the faculty of the University of < 
Tulsa whereby* a!) students failing in i c 
over forty per cent of th eir work j 
will be dropped from school. Another ' 
plan under consideration will 
the num ber of student activities 
which the student engages.

limit
in

K

C a rn iv a l at S ta n fo r d

Vanity Fair, S tan fo rd ’s 1922 spring 
carnival opened recently for a two- 
night showing. T hirty 
and 
concessions and fifty dancing girls 
constitute the carnival.

shows 

S en io rs to B e E x a m in ed

A petition th at seniors be exempted

from final exams was 
rejected on 
April IT by President Doney of Wil­
na mette University, when presented
by the senior class. The president 
stated th a t exams are necessary as 
test of a student's 
a fundam ental 
knowledge.

N in e P h. D.'* to B e G iven

According to recent advices, nine 
applications have been received by the 
registrar'* office at the University of }j 
Iowa for the Ph. D. d e g r e e .

"For F low ers Fone 8261" 

— M o t h e r ’s Day

Sunday, 

May 14 th

[ rn

For M other livin g—

flow ers bright

Roses, Peonies, Carnations, Bas­
kets, Potted Plants, Window 
Boxes.

For M other’s memory- 
flow ers w h ite

E aster Lilies, Lily Valley, Peo­
nies, Roses, Cem etery Plants, 
Baskets, Bouquets.

C onnelly's
Austin Floral Co., 
Inc.
722 Congress 
Flowers phone 8261

mm

J. C. LYNCH

WOMEN’S WEAR

Congress Ave.

A t N in th S t.

IN D IV ID U A L A D A P T IO N 

FO R EVERY H O U R

Conservatism Combined With Smartness

Figured 
C repe de Chine 
D resses

$14.75, $19.75 and 
$29.50

Fibre Silk S w eaters
Slip-over and Tuxedo

Special $8.75

D im ity Blouses
Smart and Unusual

$3.50

LA L L SU ITS A T R E D U C ED PRICES

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S ta n fo r d F e n c e r s C o a st C ham pions
Leland S tan fo rd ’* fencing team was 
adjudged the champion of the Pacif­
ic* Cote*t a t the eonclufdon vf a recent 
meet at Stanford. The captain of 
the team won all five of hi* match#*, 
thus becoming the individual colleg­
iate champion of the coast.

M ay C o n tin u e C re a tiv e A rts F e llo w ­
ship
Continuation of the creative a rts

-At M ueller’s Shoe Store

Do You Know a Good 
Racket?

— We are taking special pleasure in showing our 
Rackets this season. They are the finest on the mar­
ket.

a m a t e u r a t h l e t i c s

In so far as the dangers at-

tendant upon 'the professional- get tired of seeing that picture
be
in the same place. It looks like 
ism in college athletics can 
a new picture if it is changed 
legislation 
through 
avoided 
from its place over the piano to 
passed in collegiate athletic con­
a wall space where the plaster 
ferences, the drastic rules laid 
is cracked. The white spot on 
down by the Southwestern Con­
the wall doesn’t look half as bad 
as the crack in the plaster. And 
ference during its recent meet­
the Victrola—It has been In one 
ing in Dallas are valuable. The 
corner so long it seems -as If it 
spirit shown 
is commendable, 
is fastened there.- We actually 
and the more rigorously the reg­
have a regular concert when we 
ulations are enforced (which in 
find it changed; otherwise, 
it 
wouldn't have been played at all. 
itself will involve innumerable 
The smell of the furniture polish 
difficulties) the better the sit­
more than refreshing. Above
uation will be. 
all, the house is clean fo*/ anoth­
of the Conference has been ac­
er year. Life is worth Irving 
after all.
cused by someone of violating 
in some way and to some degree 
moat of these rules; and prob­
ably in most cases the charges 
are just Hied. So that this ac­
tion taken by the Conference aa 
a body 
is a decided step for­
ward.

OFFICIAL NOTICES

—-University Daily Kansan.

FOREIGN LANGUAGE 

* 

* 

* 

I t is o n ly t h e f i r s t s te p , h o w - as follows: Spanish, M, B. 

; May 12 and 13 from 2 to 

req u ire ­
m ent examination* will be held on 
p. na.
218;
French, Ed. B. 302; Germ an, Ed. B. 
303; Greek and Latin, Ed. B. 206. 
Students wishing to take them should 
tu rn 
th# 
in 
day and 
they 
w ish to take them to the chairm an 
of the com m ittee.

their 
-ami 
names 
subject on which 

J. O. LOFBERG,

t r i n i n g 

ALL VOCATIONAL 

s tu ­
dents who have not yet furnished 
the undersigned with a statem ent in 
w riting aa to w hether or not they 
desire to remain in summ er school, 
are urgently requested to do so w ith­
If you are a senior, it is 
out delay, 
necessary 
this 
that you report 
office before the end of the week, 

to 

BRUCE A. LOW,

Co-ordinator.

orchestra t#)li ht 

Commencement 
a t 7 o’clock a t

_ ... a .. 

-4 4 /Avvi ftrfkti irk 

colleges hi! over 

ever, and more difficult work 
ref na i us to be accomplished be­
finished. As 
is 
fore the job 
long as athletics continues to be
vt 
ll
the center of attention in school 
and the chief medium of adver­
the 
tising 
country, as long a» promoting 
athletic contests continues to be 
a highly profitable big business 
enterprise, ar|d as long as coach­
es are paid high salaries to pro­
duce teams that are a creditable 
advertisement of the colleges, so 
long will it be difficult to stamp 
out professionalism in 
its en­
tirety. The first two of these 
conditions it may be impossible 
to eradicate, for the interest of 
students in sports hardly ought
where
to be stamped out and 
____
there in a demand there will Bl- ) REHEARSAL OF 
way* be a business to satisfy it.. 
The th ird I i more susceptible to; s Ha!1
change, and yet it is the most 
dangerous of the three. Coaches 
are paid high salaries because 
it is thought th a t they can w in ; 
and it is the desire to win al­
ways th a t plays 
havoc with 
amateur sport. The influence 
of gam blers must also be con­
sidered, for it would be hard to 
tell ju st how much profession-’ 
alias: has been due to that cause; j 
but the basis cause of the trouble 
I 
the sp irit of "praise if you 
wir. and gripe if you lose." How 
to cure it is a problem. Prob­
ably it can best be eradicated 
participation!; 
by encouraging 
rath er th an observation The: 
thrill o f the 
is 
enough to keep up the interest! 
of the players; but the spectat­
or gets his th rill 
from seeing 
his team win, which accounts 
for the fact th a t the man who 
doesn't take p a rt Is the man who 
doe* nm e-tenhs o tf the kicking.
a 

game 

itself 

!>r o f . REED.

CHAPEL N O T IC E

chapel 

Yesterday’s 

talk was 
based upon Browning’* “ Saul.” 
While this poem is not as gener­
ally known as some of Browning’s 
oth er poems, 
regarded by 
scholars as on# of his most m agnif­
It is soundly 
icen t productions. 
philosophical and religious, beauti­
ful in form and a most convinc­
in g piece of clim actic art.

is 

it 

The name of the poem is “ Saul,” 
b u t the hero is David, the young 
shepherd and h a r p ist D avid’s m u­
s k calms in the insane Saul. The 
poet shows the pow er of m usic 
over the various phases o f 
life . 
He then shows the power o f love 
where music fails and the climax 
of love is shown in the* person of 
reaches 
Christ which Browning 
through pathetic utterances of 
David in the closing stanza.

The lecture w a s one of the most 
convincing and entertaining pre­
sented by the speaker. Dr. Payne 
will close hi* series of addresses 
this morning by analyzing Brown­
ing’s “ A Death in the D esert.''

*

* 

* 
Whatever the cause may be, I 
one thing is d e a r. The trouble; 
lim somewhen h3 the sentiment j 
of the student body and in the 
commerdaHxIw of that senti­
m ent, U ntil that rn corrected, 
the good that am be done by 
Omtewmm 
ruling*, excellent

Chairm an.

-The new styles in Calfskin— 

YOUNG MEN S 

OXFO RDS

Blat k and Brown—medium 

toe, low flat rubber heels.

$8 50 to $10 .0 0

All sizes— We Can F it You

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COH Congress Avenue

Home of Good Shoes. 
Hosiery

Genuine

SEERSUCKER

SUITS

For

$10.75
COHN BROS.

Phone 8056

Come In and Handle One for Yourself

TENNIS BALLS

A fresh 1922 stock— Get the full 

enjoyment out of your game, by 

using live balls.

The Co-Op

Graduation Presents

Jewelry, useful articles of Silver, 
Toilet and M anicure Pieces, or prac­
tical gifts of fine Leather, are excel­
lent graduation presents as y o u 
know.

M any people think good quality in
such things is necessarily expensive. 
T hat is a m istaken idea.

W ithin the price range of $1 to $3 
you will find h e r e innum erable 
choice gifts for boys and girls, each 
the quality that discrim inating p er­
sons are proud to possess.

Let us be your graduation gift coun­
sellor. ,

Carl Mayer Company

404-406 Congress Avenue

J ew ele rs-—Silversm iths— D iam ond M erchants 

THE HALLM ARK STORE 

6 1 8 C ongress A ve.

rn,

W hat s this—
No More Cuts?

N O T C H A P E L C U T S .

N O T R E C I T A T I O N C U T S .

But no more shaving cuts. W i llia m s ’

Shaving Cream has helped abolish them.

You can “ go into high when you climb 
your face with Williams’ Shaving Cream. 
It lathers instantly. And lathers right: T h ic k 
and creamy. 
It softens the meanest bristle. 
Q u i c k . R i g h t d o w n to t h e very base o f 
every hair.

N o need to cut chapel, 
recitation or face w hen you 
use a keen razor and W ill­
iams’ Shaving Cream.

Be skeptical. Prove it 

for yourself.

T ry i t —
tomorrow before 
chapel.

W illia m s
Shaving Cream

I

MU

The 1922 Cactus
Is Just Off the Press1

IT H A S BEEN SH IPPED A N D WILL BE 
READY FOR SALE THE MINUTE IT 
ARRIVES IN AUSTIN

REMEMBER:
1. You must have your receipt.
2. No checks will be accepted.
3. If you subscribed with your library deposit, 

we will have your assignment.'

4. You may pay $5.00 and get your library 

deposit assignment returned.

Watch the Daily Texan 
Announcement of the
cactus Arrival

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a

s

It 

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E d ito r

LitJ

B eard-B road

Miss Dorothy Broad of Paris and 
jpMt John Bt-ard of Tyl^r are to be 
m arried tonight in San Antonio 
i t 
[eight th irty at the home of Mrs. H. 
A. Rogers. Miss Broad took her B. 
A. degree in 1921 and will get her 
. A. degree in June. She has been an 
ssistant in the B. A. departm ent for 
he past year. She is a member of 
Cuppa Kappa Gamma and Phi Beta 
Kappa. Mr. Beard is president of 
the Seri tor Law Class and a member 
b f Delta Chi fratern ity . They will 
leave San Antonio tonight for Mex­
ico C ity where Mr. Beard has a po­
sition with the Pierton Power Lum- 

o ber Co.

Barlow-Pew

Word has been received here of 
th e wedding of M arjory Pew o f El 
f Paso and Lee Roy Barlow of Aus­
tin, both form er U niversity students. 
The ceremony was perform ed on the 
A f lig h t of May 9 at the home of the 
ride in El Paso. The bride was a 
member of (’hi Omega sorority and 
'th e groom of Phi Gamma Delta f ra ­
ternity*. Mr. Barlow was in the mid- 
fdle law class in the fall term but has 
passed the exam inations fo r the bar 
and is now practicing in Austin. A l ­
couple
ter. a short honeymoon, the 
Will reside here.

in Honor of Founders’ Day the 
Delta Sigma Phi fra tern ity e n te r­
tained with a banquet a t the Dris- 
kill on the night of May 9. The fra ­
tern ity colors, 
and white, 
were carried out in effective deco­
rations, with white carnations for 
flowers. 
ae 
toastm aster for the occasion.

Jim Nowlin 

served 

green 

Frances Myrick returned yester­
day from a visit to her home 
in 
Lockhart where she was called by 
the, illness of her brother.

Mrs. Philip Pearson of Richmond 
is spendin ga few days a t the Pi Beta 
Phi house. Mrs. Pearson was form ­
erly Hallie Kelley.

Fern Byas of San Antonio is the 
the 

guest o f Dorothy DuMar» for 
week-end.

M rs. Howell Duncan of San An­
gelo is a guest at the Kappa Alpha 
Theta house.

Mrs. Florence Bell will spend the 

week-end in F o rt W orth.

Nan R. Gilkerson will spend the 

week-end in Galveston.

C. F. Otey will spend the week-end 
jjfin Runge visiting friends and rela­
tiv e s .

Esther Wilson is spending a few 

days in San Antonio. 

q

little m an?” asked the m inister, when 
he had regained his breath.
“ Hom e!” panted the boy. 

“ Ma's 

going to spank me.”
“ W hat!” gasped 

the 

astonished 
“ Are you eager to have 
m inister. 
your m other spank you th at you run 
home so fa st? ”

“ No,” shouted the boy over his 
shoulder, as he resumed his home­
ward flight, “ but if I don’t get there 
before pa, he'll do it!”

— Pittsburgh Christian Advocate.

W h en you th in k of clean in g 
an d tailo rin g we a re th in k in g 
of you. Biggs & Co.

M o th er's D ay— F o r y o u 
th e re is only one M other in th e 
w hole w ide w o rld .— Send h e r 
a g ree tin g c a rd from th e B lue­
bonnet Shop.

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please retu rn it to the Texan office 
for rew ard? 

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during 

LOST— On campus or on Clark Field 
League 
Interscholastic 
meet, young m an’s coat, dark with 
red stripe, size 36, belonging 
to 
Please r e ­
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ONE LARGE south* room, beautiful­
ly furnished, for rent with board, 
to a couple. Adjoins bath. 2206 San 
— 16
Antonio. 

in Girls’ Study 
— LOST Saturday 
Hall 
pen. 
fountain 
gold-banded 
Please retu rn to Texan Office. .— 12

LOST— A pair of shell-rimmed glas­
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and Main Building or in Girls' Study 
Hall. Finder please leave at lost and 
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— 12

W ILL THE PERSON whp 

took a 
a blue silk umbrella with white
and yellow striped handle from room 
142 M. B. please call M. Bounds 
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We are just busy and 

don’t have time 

to write 

copy— but we’ve got the 

merchandise and at 

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right price:— everything a

’man wears from sox up.

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Tailors

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SWIMMING

Today A l

DEEP EDDY

Dr T. F. Cox
D e n tia t

Scarbrough Bldg.

Let Us Watch Your Teeth 
DR. GUFFIN
and associates 
Dentist*
Phone 7839 — 812 Vt Congree* 
We do your work now

T r y 

d * “I A A 

O u r $1.00 W ashing

Fam ily

Sand it

the
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Dry Cleaning Co.
(W e W ash in S o ft W a te r)

THE UNIVERSITY OF 
TEXAS
offers
CORRESPONDENCE 

/ COURSES 
THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
Take a course during the summer 
months.
The work m ay be done either at 
home or on a summer’s trip.

Courses of college grade, courses p rep arato ry to Teachers’ Certifi­
cates, courses in Law, and Business and Vocational courses may 
be had.

Stop by I. H all, Room 11 for Further Information

M O TH ER ’S D A Y 

N ext Sunday

We have made a special effort to get you something 
for Mother’s Day. Something new— good—appro­
priate.

DON’T FORGET YOUR MOTHER 

G ifts That Last

LA. N S D Q ^ N E - n A R R I T T /7=D.
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U s 

Rusk

Rusk will hold 

its final regular 
meeting of this long session, next 
Saturday night, May 13 the follow­
ing Saturday, May 20 already being 
the 
allotted 
entertainm ent with which 
this or­
ganization always closes Its year's 
work.

the Rusk Banquet, 

to 

Plans for the banquet are to be 
perfected at this week’s meeting, 
and prospective after-dinner speak­
ers must be on hand. A fter the dis­
posal of this m atter, the following 
program is scheduled: “ Some Recent 
Happenings,” C. L. Phinney; “ Some 
G littering G eneralities,” Nowlin Ran­
dolph; and a debate on 
the ques­
the United 
tion: Resolved, T hat 
States should m aintain a navy of 
only, regardless o f the 
of 
sufficient strength for police power 
other nations, with C. T. Groce and 
M. G. Smyth as affirm ative speakers, 
and Homer A. Williams and J. H. 
Tipps as negative speakers.

policy 

Hogg

At the m eeting of the Hogg De­
bating Club next Tuesday night sev­
eral m atters of business will be taken 
up concerning this y e a r’s activities. 
A short program will be rendered as 
follows: D ebate: Resolved, T hat the 
editorship o f the U niversity publica­
tions should be elim inated from poli­
tics. Allen Nisbet, R obert Hutchins, 
Negative; W alter Rundell, Milton 
Wilson, A ffirm ative.

Ashbel will m eet in called session 
this afternoon a t 5 o'clock 
in the 
Ashbel room for the purpose of dis­
tribu tin g 
tickets for Vachel Lind­
say. All m em bers are urged to be 
present.

“ F o r F lo w ers Forte 8261.**

CLASSIFIEDS

STUDENTS— Good, firat clast bar­
ber service at the Hall of Fame, 
Palace Barber Shop, next door to 
— i f
K ress. 

ate, satisfaction assured; 

H E M ST IT C H *^— Chargee moder­
sewing 
at 
machines rented and 
Household Specialty Shop 1700 La­
t f
vaca. Phone 7086. 

repaired 

DR. WILLIAM E. BERGMAN, suite 
905 Littlefield Building, dental 
surgeon and pyorrhea specialist, of­
fice phon* 2538. Austin. Texas —tf

W ILL TH E PERSON who found a 
last Friday

kodak in the Gym 

Aikbcl

There is a reason for this.

et

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I
ti

‘f A G reat Hit Missed.— Stage mana- 
P|*er—“ All ready, run up the curtain." 
Stage hand— “ Say, what do you
-Froth.

think I am, a squirrel'

Moonshine Visibility Test.— One 
inoon— pretty good; two moons— the 
‘teal s tu ff; No moon— wood alsohol.
— Life.

Of Course, U nintentional—Joe— 

^ ‘Sweets to the sw eet?”
M Sephine— “Oh, thank you; may I 
— Goblin.
p a ss you the n u ts? ” 

The Simple Life.— First Cannibal 
“ Our chief has hay fever.”
Second cannibal— “ W hat brought 

‘ 

First Cannibal— “He ate a grass 
widow.” —Journal American Medical

t on?”

ssociation.

All Clear Now.— “ Money 

the 
root of all evil.” T hat is the reason
rn all try to dig it up.— Columbia 
fester.

is 

His Scattered A cquaintance.— She 
“ W hat were you doing a fte r the 

i n d e n t ? ”

tance.” 

He—^ “ Scraping up an 

acquain­
— Widow.

Local color.— Poet— I am out here 
get local color fo r a pastoral poem. 
Farm er— I reckon you're g e ttin ’ 
it, mister. I painted that settee only j 
[this morn in’. — Boston T ranscript

M other’s Gentle Hand.—-T he 
lit­
tle boy in this' story from “Touche a 
[Tout” was evidently a firm believer 
jill the old adage. 
evils 
fchoose the less.” T urning a corner 
fat full speed he collided with 
the 
I m inister.

“ O f 

tw o 

“W here are you running to, my

W ant a job this summer? 
L. O. Clark at “Y ” today. 

| $7.00 per day guarantee.

,Q _

:

Students wishing 

summer 
^employment see E. J. • Hood, 
[2110 Tom Green Street tonight

:30 to 8:30.

W an t a job this summer? 
See L. O. Clark at “Y ” today. 
$7.00 p er day guarantee.

For good h o m e cooking, 
deasant surroundings, Cactus 
ca Room.

- O '*

Hillyer’s 

flow ers persuade 
vhere argum ents fail. Phone 
1160.

For Mother’s day 

flowers, 
'hone 6964. H yde Park Floral

Hillyer’s flow ers m ake old 

sew. Phone A IM .

E

ll Sr tgtjSfllL:: It

A Dress Shoe

You’ll w ant for w ear to teas and in the eve­
nings, A brocaided satin w ith trim m ings 
of patent m ake this shoe a modish, new 
thing in footwear.

Priced Specially A t

New Grey Silk Hose—Fine Quality $2.00

DONNELLY A WHITE
Plumbing sad Heating 
Contractors 
905 Congress Ars.
Phone 131

Y o u r F rie n d s,
Von Boeckmann- 
Jones Co.
Printers

TH U R LO W B . W E E D
Em balm er mad F uneral D irector! 
M odern F uneral H om e. 
Superior A m bulance S o rtie#. 

Lavaca a t 17th 

Phono SOSO

HANCOCK OPERA HOUSE BUILDING

LAST CHANCE!

To get a good, sure-money-making job for 
this summer. A bout SO University men 
have already cinched this opportunity.

ONLY 5 MORE MEN NEEDED

Training class starts tonight. See me at
Y. M. C. A . TO D A Y .

S. W . OW ENS

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The 1922 Cactus
Is Just Off the Press

IT HAS BEEN SH IPPED A N D WILL BE 

READY FOR SALE T H E M INUTE IT 

ARRIVES IN A U STIN

You must have your receipt.

No checks will be accepted.

If you subscribed with your library de­
posit, we will have your assignment.

You may pay $5.00 and get your library 
deposit assignment returned.

Watch the Daily Texan 
Announcement of the 
Cactus Arrival

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T H U M

DIETETICS CUSS STUDIES r e s o l u t io n c a l l s f o r s p e c ia l
H I H Of MEXICANS LEGISLATURE TO SAVE SCHOOLS

A resolution urging the governor fore, be it resolved by th e U n iv ersity

One-third of West Avenue High 
School Children Reach Nor­
mal in Five Months

o f T exas to call a special session o f 

the 

leg islatu re 

to en a ct 

legislation 

that 

is 

necessary 

to 

a v ert 

the 

W orking in connection with the In­

danger th at is th rea ten in g the pub­

d ietetics 

ternationa! In stitu te, the 
lic schools o f T exas w as adopted by
dan* o f the public health nursing de- the U n iversity P ost o f the A m erican
Legion at their m eetin g held T hurs­
full 
day night. The resolu tion 
reads J

partm ent has made distinct progress 

in the nutrition claes which 

they 

in 

P ost o f the Am erican L egion:

I. That w e urge th e H onorable; 
Pat M. N e ff, G overnor o f the S tate j 
o f T exas to call a special session o f j 
the L egislature o f T exas im m ediate-1 
ly, and recom m end the en a ctm en t o f! 
any and all em ergen cy leg isla tio n as 
in his ju d gem en t m ay be n ecessa ry J 
and proper to avert the dan ger now 
th reaten in g our public schools.

started am ong th • M exican children 

o f the W est A ven u e High School less 

than fiv e m onths 

ago. When* the 

children w ere 

exam ined, w eighed, 

and m easured 

in the 

latter part o f 

Der em ber, 29.5 per c e n t o f 

them 

Were found to be TO p e r c e n t under 

w eight. A fte r atten d in g the rm tn-j 

lion class, one-third o f the children 

have reached norm al w eight.

T he class is held in a little house 

c lo se to the 

in tern ation al In stitu te. 

It has been cosily furnished by th e, 

g irls o f the Y. W, C. A., o f the Home f 

E conom ic D ep artm en t, and 

o f 

the J 

public health 

nursing departm ent. 

E very w eek the children are w eighed I

W hereas, the public school system 
o f T ex a s is now con fron ted with a 
crisis, and school boards in all parts 
o f the sta te are fin d in g it d iffic u lt 
and in m any in stan ces im possible to 
em ploy teachers for the com ing ses­
sion so that the very ex iste n c e of 
many schools, particu larly 
the 
rural d istricts, is th rea ten ed ; and,

in 

the 

2 That we urge 

ex ecu tiv e 
com m ittee and S tate com m ander o f 
the departm ent o f T exas o f the Am ­
erican Legion to appeal to th e G over­
nor o f T exas to com e to the r e lie f o f 
the public schools at once, and that 
all o f the posts in the departm ent o f j 
T exas be asked by the e x e c u tiv e com* 
m ittee to unite in this appeal.

W hereas, the A m erican Legion 
stands behind the program o f popu­
lar ed u cation , b eliev in g th at an e n ­
ligh ten ed citizen sh ip is the b est s a fe ­
guard o f the republic, now , there-

3. T hat copies o f this resolution 
the 
be forw arded by the post 
H onorable Pat M. N e ff, G overnor o f; 
T exas, and to the S ta te C om m ander 
and to the press.

to 

LUTHER L E A G U E E N T E R T A IN S

S ain t M artin's L uther L eague w ill

and an y d « r - « . 

or 

W ig h t la recorded. T he p rin cip le. | ^

entertain the con firm ation class o f 
i n e r t . . . m j |h u year with , Mcitl Frid, y e v en .
the
, 2 

, t 8 p. w „ at 

 „ 

d e fe a t being charged 
who cracks firsts.

to the '

lurler 

health and nutrition are taught by! 

1 m eans o f sto ries and m ovies. As a 

Lutheran A nnex, a t 14 and C on g­

ress A venue. The en terta in m en t com ­

recen t fe a tu r e , each girl in the die-

m ittee baa com pleted all plans for a
tr tlc s c ) a « mule, - a v isit tp th* horn* ,(K.jab|e evening. A „ L utheran atu-
o f an 

individual child and tries to 

dents and their frien d s are cord ial­

b e tte r co n d itio n s that can be ram s-J 

ly requested to atten d .

FELLOWS:

KEEP COOL
By w earing gen u in e Seersucker 
Suits.

Ask for

J. Darrell Jones
At Scarbrough’s
Today 2 to 6 p. in.

Stylish Hosiery 
Ii ithout Extravayance
The woman who has thought it necessary to pay 
high prices for sm art hosiery will be agreeably 
surprised when she comes here and prices Hole- 
proof. But reasonable prices are not the only 
saving this famous hosiery’ offers. 
Its extraordi­
nary durability makes your money go nftuch far­
ther.

Our stock of Holeproof is complete in all re­
spects: materials, colors, sizes and styles— for 
woman and man.

R E A D TH E A D S IN TH E DAILY T E X A N

AU
U
I
h

t i

t

On

S M DELHI PSI

Sigma Chi Wins Over 
Sigma Nu for Finals 

in Fraternity Series

N SENIOR O TTS

D e fe a tin g the Sigma Nu baseball
team by a score o f 7 to 3 yesterd a y 
aftern o o n , the Sigm a Chi fra tern ity 
team gained the right to p lay the 
Phi Gamma D elta team for the in ter­
fra tern ity baseball cham pionship.

C on tin u in g th e Sigm a D elta Psi 

O v e r Fifty Men Out for Two- 
mile Run, Shot Put and 
Baseball Throw

The conspicuous fe a tu r e s o f the 
gam e yesterday were the co n siste n t­
ly good hurling o f Harris W illiam s, 
for the w inners, who 
fanned eigh t 
o f the Sigm a Nu players and allow ed 
only fiv e hits, and the spectacular 
work o f Stein Lee, who, in addition 
one
to p erfect 
put and the b aseb all throw yesterday I d iffic u lt double play, wa* responsible
for tw o runs in a sin gle inning w ith ­
out the n ecessity o f a single hit. 

worked on the tw o m ile run, the shot 

tryou ts, b etw een f i f t y and six ty men 

aftern oon .

including 

field in g, 

The tw o m ile run proved the hard­

e st event o f the n in e e v e n ts that have 

been tried fo r by th e honorary a th ­

letic fr a te r n ity a sp iran ts. Only nine 

for 

q u a lified 

the* sh o t pot. 

men w ere able to fin ish the distance 
run in th e tim e required for senior 
standing. T h ose th a t succeeded 
in 
m aking this e v e n t in the senior tim e 
.seconds w ere:
o f 12 m in u tes, 15 
N ew berry, H arris, D avis, 
M cCurdy, 
H aw ley, 
O gletree, R eese, W illiam s,
and Gormon.
S ev en teen 
in 

senior 
stan d in g 
In th is 
ev en t, th e c a n d id a te s had to shove 
in direct com ­
th e bail a d ista n c e 
parison w ith th eir w eigh ts. Men o f 
ev e r 150 p ounds had to put the shot 
30 feet, and th e w a le ranged dow n­
w ard in com parison with their res­
p ective w eigh ts. T he fo llo w in g men 
gain ed sen ior sta n d in g in this even t: 
R eese, O g le tr e e , C ook, H olt, Nam i, 
S la v ik , B righ t, Karnes, 
R agland, 
D ickson, K a van eau , H ill, Harris, 
M cC andless, 
and 
T ow nsend.

B oyk in , W hite, 

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LONCHORN-AGGIE

BASEBALL SERIES

TO START TODAY

(C ontinued from page I ) 

Aggies Ara Strengthened

Strengthened by the return to the 
lineup o f B ugs Morris, clean tip hit­
short-field 
scin tillatin g 
ter, and a 
er, the A ggies o f this aftern oon and 
tom orrow afternoon will be a m u m 
more form idable aggregation , 
Irmo 
the nine w hich wan d efeated tw ice rn 
as many gam es 
season 
in 
clashes on the C ollege Field diam ond. 
Morris is a very'd an gerou s stickm an, 
and when he ii in the gam e, Sm ith, 
D w yer, Dinan, Guynae, C raw ford, 
M athews, and his other team -m ates 
seem to h it better.

earlier 

Opposing Line ups Announced 

send 

Coach Diach will likely 

the 
follow in g batting array again st the 
visitors: C arton, 
3b; 
Johnson, c f; D unnaw ay, lf; Lei* -mer, 
rf; Odom ss; Boyd, 2b; A llen , r; 
P onsford, p.

lh ; N ow lin, 

In the b aseb all 

throw , seventeen 
ath letes threw the pill 25o reet and 
gained sen ior sta n d in g . Those who 
Just w hat battin g order th e A ggies; 
qu alified in the th row are: R eese, Og-
lctree, W illia m s, N am i, G arrett, Rag-j will em ploy is not d e fin ite ly know n, 
it will probably be ax fo llo w s: 
land, DickJson, Sm ith , Brail fate. S e t - . but 
ie g a st, T olan d , C ook, K avaneau, H ill,J D ougherty, 2b; M athews, lf ; Sm ith,
Harris., M eCandlen, Boykin.
3b; Morris, ss; Dinan, r f; G uynes, c f; 
Dwyer, lh ; Craw ford, c; E hlert, p.

Coach C lyde L ittle fie ld , who has 
control o f th e Sigm a D elta*Psi, a c­
tiv itie s in the U n iv e r sity , stated that 
the 
in itia l tr y o u ts w ould culm inate 
n e x t w eek in th e IO mile walk and 
fifty yard 
the gym n a stics w ith th e 
sw im co m in g la te r in the year. A fter 
th e regu lar tr y o u ts have been held, 
all those d e sir in g to attem pt the re­
q u irem en ts for se n io r or junior stand­
in g in th e a th le tic fra tern ity again 
w ill have the 
during 
p ra ctica lly all o f thV school year.

op p o rtu n ity 

 

 

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nawinwwmaaai1-

THEA TEES

Q ueen

l a th e m id st o f all the frenzied 

e x c ite m e n t o f tim prise race of the 

y e a r, 

t h e 

d a s h m a d e 

b y 

B ob b ie N o rto n , 

th e 

heroine 

of 

Q ueen o ’ the T u r f’* w as the culm i­

n ation o f a h ectic racin g period for 

th e brave 

little h eroin e. Her air­

p lane flig h t to the sid e o f her in­

ju red brother, her mad cross-country 

dash in an au to m o b ile to g e t to the 

sta r tin g post in tim e to ride “ Alert" 

in the b ig g est race o f the year, the 

r e a listic 

tr e a tm e n t 

o f 

race-track 

sc e n e s, com bine to m ake up an ex-j 

tremens 

in te r e stin g p ictu re 

for the ] 

ra cin g fan. T he a v e r a g e m oving pie- j 
to r e fa n w ill be pleased with 
the 
d ram atic e f f e c t s and 
introduc­
tion o f the s w if t -m oving action o f I 
th e play, 

the 

.

rn

QUEEN

Fri. & Sat.

The Photodramatie Race 
Track Classic of the 
Screen

“QUEEN OF THE 
TURF'

D I

HANCOCK

lln D L 'O A UAVTCrll

OPERA HOUSER__
Today and Balance o f Week
George Arliss
in
“The Ruling 
Passion”
Added Attraction 
Comedy and Pathe News

died.

T he w ork in this nutrition 

class 

serv es as practical exercise for the 

public health nursing stu d en ts. A c­

cording to Miss Jane D u ffy , it is a 

very unique plan, 

In 

fa c t, 

she

I
know s o f no other such class that is j 

d oin g work o f this nature.

 

C

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THEATRE
■ K w # Y
Today and Saturday

A DOLL? 
MOTIFS M

(from the play'btl
h e s u i K l a r r i i

HAROLD LLOYD 

rn

Extra

“EASTERN 
WESTERNER”

Regular Prices

T o d a y a n d Tom orrow

“SCH OO L D A Y S”
Starring
W esley Barry

Also 
Leather P s A e rs ’

33. TEXAS STATE SAENGERFEST

GRAND CONCERT

Majestic Theatre

M ONDAY, MAY IS, 1922, A T 8 P. M.

P L E A SE N O T E :— The Mass C horus la k in g part in this concert 
consists o f 12 o rgan ized S in gin g S o c ie tie s o f d ie T exas Saengerbund 
(250 V o ic e s ).— The L ad ies’ Chorus N um bers will be rendered by 65 
trained voices of the A ustin Choral C lub.— T he O rchestra (4 6 P ieces) 
consists of som e o f th e best m usicians in T ex a s.— This C oncert will 
be the B iggest M usical E vent o f the Season — T here will be on e con ­
cert only.

T ickets for sale by J. R. Reed M usic C o., Bohn Bros., Carl H. M uel­
ler, and M em bers o f 
the A u stin Saengerrum b*,— P rices: P arquet 
$1.50, B alcony $1,00.

The 1922 Cactus
Is Just Off the Press

IT H A S BEEN SH IPPED A N D WILL BE

READY FOR SALE TH E MINUTE IT

ARRIVES IN AUSTIN

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