University Dance 
Well Conducted, 
Moore States

L aw yer R efuses 

M arriage O ffer 

O f Y oung Co-Ed

“ The A ll-U niversity dance has 
been conducted this year on a 
higher plane than ever b efo re,” it 
was stated W ednesday by V. I. 
Moore, dean of student life. “ The 
adm issions have been bandied 
m ore efficiently and good order 
has been m aintained on the floor.’'
The U niversity dance com m ittee 
has co n tracted with Steve G ardner 
the 
and his orchestra to furnish 
the 
music for the rem ainder of 
c u rre n t session. However, it 
is 
planned to use out of-town orches­
tra s from tim e to tim e with no in­
crease in the price of admission.
Eleven dances have been held 
under th e m anagem ent of the com 
m ittee. 
The dance O ctober 19 
resulted in a loss of $20.85, and 
N ovem ber 27, a loss of $141.25 
was 
the other 
dances have been very profitable 
ran g in g in p ro fits from $29.55 to 
*603.55. The la tte r am ount was 
the p ro fit O ctober 26. The total 
n et p ro fit to date is $3,432.95, a 
re p o rt indicates. This am ount is 
deposited w ith the au d ito r of the 
U niversity subject to the control 
o f the S tu d e n ts’ Assembly.

su stain ed ; b u t 

to 

n ot 

com pletely 

E ncouraged by the good show­
ing m ade this sem ester in the con­
duct of the dances, the com m ittee 
has determ ined 
relax 
e ffo rts to m ake the dances of the 
fu tu re 
satisfacto ry . I 
“ The com m ittee w ants to keep the j 
dances fre e from all c itic is m . In : 
order to p rev en t drinking at the j 
dances, o fficers will be instru cted j 
to take charge of anyone who is 
in any degree u nder the influence 
T u rn to Page 6, Col. 3

R usk to D eterm ine

W inner of T rophy

The Rusk L iterary Society will 
a t 
m eet 
this W ednesday n ig h t 
the 
7:15 o’clock in Rusk Hall in 
Law' B uilding to determ ine 
th e I
w inner of th** C irl M ayer trophy. 
VV C. M orris and D enver P erkins 
will uphold the affirm ativ e, and 
C harles H arris and A ylm er Mc- 
Neese will uphold the negative of 
the question, “ Resolved, th a t th e 
In stallm en t Plan of Buying is a 
D anger to A m erican P ro sp erity .” 
The m em bers of the society will 
be the judges,
 

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Landrum to Play

Wednesday Night

“ When will you m arry m c:

in 

fa ir young co-ed 

A 
the 
School of Law approached one 
the 
of h er legal b ro th ers in 
library 
the 
and propounded 
question to the astonishm ent of 
the stu d en ts gathered there.

“ N ever,” 

young man 
the 
answ ered firm ly, and escaped 
p ast the incredulous group.

“ Then IMI sue you for breach 
of prom ise.” Bhe picked up 
her books of C ontracts, Crim ­
inal Law and T o rts and walked 
nonchalantly away.

So, the H ildebrand Law So­
th e 
ciety, p ractice co u rt fo r 
law stud en ts, m et Monday night 
in th e p ractice co u rt room of 
th e Law B uilding and consid­
ered the case o f blighted a f­
fection in a $10,000 h e a rt balm 
suit. Selection of the ju ry was 
m ade Monday night, together 
with the first p resentation of 
evidence, h u t no action w a s 
m ade tow ard settlem ent. The 
case will be continued a t tho 
next m eeting of the court.

A tto rn ey s 

the d efense 
for 
are Shahady, Phelps, R ichter 
and W illiamson. Tile council 
fo r the p la in tiff is composed 
of the firm s of Miller, U ribe, 
and Howe.

Second Faculty 

Lecture Given 
By Dr. Griffith

W renn Library Discussed 
By C urator in Talk 
Thursday

The second of the public lec­
tu re s given by m em bers of 
the 
University facu lty this y e a r will 
be given T h u rsd ay a t 5 o'clock in 
G arrison Hall auditorium when
Dr. R. H. G riffith , professor of 
English, will speak on “ The W renn 
L ibrary as the C en ter of C ulture 
of the U niversity.”

Dr. G riffith was largely respon­
sible fo r obtaining the nucleus of 
the p re se n t W renn L ib rary some 
its 
ten years ago, and has been 
c u ra to r since th a t tim e. He has 
been a m em ber of the U niversity 
s ta f f fo r m any years, and is in ­
in th e field 
te rn a tio n a lly known 
of bibliography, having made con­
trib u tio n to the study of Pope and 
Byron bibliography.

Miss Miriam Gordon L andrum 
of the Leo School of Music will 
play several selections b y D u 
Bussy a t the m eeting of Le Cercle 
F ra n c a s , this W ednesday n ig h t at 
8 o’clock a t the U niversity Club 
a d ­
Miss K atherine W heatley, 
ju n c t professor of Rom ance 
la n ­
guages, will read and com m ent on 
a num ber of her favorite French 
poems. A social hour will be held 
follow ing the program .

The upbuilding of a larg e Uni­
versity lib ra ry to be used a s a re ­
search c e n te r fo r th e South and 
Southw est is one of Dr. G riffith ’s 
chief in terests.

“ His lectu re on th e W renn Li­
b rary should be of in te re st to all 
lovers o f ra re books and skillful 
book-m aking 
to all 
book lovers in 
g en eral,” stated 
Dr. A aron S ch affer, ch airm an of 
th e public lecture® com m ittee.

as well as 

ASPIRING S C R I B E S FOLLOW

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Cross-Section of Journalism

Curtain Club To 
(Stage First Play 
I Of Year Tonight

‘Queen’s Husband’ Present­
ed in Remodelled 
Studio

Begins at 8:15

Hassell, Olsen and Meredith 
Have Leading Parts 
In Production

The Curtain Club will open its 
year 
initial performance of the 
the 
tonight at 8:15 o’clock with 
first regular presentation of “The 
Queen's Husband” in S Hall stu­
dio, which recently has been re­
modeled. The production of the 
year by the Curtain Club will a f­
ford the spectators an opportun­
ity for their first view of the new 
equipment in the studio. A new 
lighting system has been install­
ed; a new proscenium arch has 
been built, a new curtain hung, 
and a set has been built especial­
ly for the play along the 
lines 
used in the New York production. 
Two mural designs by Bubi Jes- 
Rcn of the department o f archi­
tecture are being used, and Hor­
ace Akin has painted a 
special 
back drop for the balcony win­
dow.

“ The Queen’s Husband” was 
written by R obert Emmet Sher­
wood, once ed ito r o f Life, The 
production is being directed by 
George B aker, who is also direc­
to r of stu d en t activities in 
tho 
U niversity M ethodist Church.

Bess Olson, who takes the part 
of the queen, will be remember­
ed fo r h er p erform ances in “ Sat­
u rd ay ’s C hildren” and “The Mol­
lusc.”

Fred M eredith, the king, also 
played 
“The 
in “The Mollusc,” 
M elting Pot,” and James Parke’s 
E xperim ental Theater production, 
“ The Prodigal Father.”

Jeff H assell, Phipps, played in 
I “ The Mollusc,” and "T he Young­
e st.” 

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J a m e s M uckleroy, General 
N o rth ru p , played In the Experi­
m ental T h e a te r production, “ The 
Lower D epths.” Tom Webb, La­
ker, will be remembered for his 
characterizatio n of the drunkard 
in “ The Low er Depths.” Vir­
lady-in-waiting, 
ginia G riffin , a 
also appeared 
in “ The M elting 
P o t.”

O ther m em bers o f the cast are 
Flem ing W aters, Lord Birten; 
C harles P roctor, Dr. Fellman; 
P arks Klum pp, M ajor Blent; Dor­
othy L attim er, a lady-in-waiting; 
Melba T aylor, Petley; and Bob 
W atts, the soldier.

S H all studio, where the four- 
day ru n will be produced, is lo­
Stu­
cated a t 2200 Speedway. 
dents presenting blanket 
taxes 
m ay obtain tickets for 25 cents. 
All other tickets ar© to be sold 
fo r 50 cents. Tickets may be pur­
chased a t Charlie’s Confection­
ery, University Drug Stcr«v Cam­
pus Drug Store, and the Co-Op.

 

 

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Bullard to Talk 

On Alaskan Trip

Dr. Fred M. B ullard, associate 
professor of geology and m m eral- 
ogy, will give an illu strated lec­
tu re on his re c e n t geological trip 
to Alaska a t the m eeting of the 
a*. 
C am era Club at K Hall 5 at 
8 o’clock tonight.

.
Dr. Bullard has pictures an d
 
rn

p h o to g rap h , which he took 
Alaska.

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T A K E L E A D S IN P L A Y

Law Students 

Meet to Discuss 
Banquet Today

Followers of Peregrinus To 
Gather in Auditorium 
At l l o’Clock

Jones to Speak

LE

Dean Hildebrand Will In­
form New'^Students of 
Traditions

of 

Special 

the 
convocation 
School of Law, with th e app roach-. 
in g annual b an q u e t ae th e p r in - : 
ipal topic of discussion, will be 
eld this m orning a t l l o’clock in 
the auditorium of th e Law Build­
ing, according 
to an announce­
m ent by Leslie B yrd, president. 
Dean Ira P. H ildebrand of 
the 
School o f Law will address th e a s­
sembled group.

The convocation will acq u ain t 
new stu d e n ts w ith th e tra d itio n s 
of the ann u al ban q u et of th e Law 
School, it was explained.

A. P. Jo n es, chairm an of the a r ­
ra n g e m e n ts com m ittee 
th e 
ban q u et, is scheduled to speak a t 
th e convocation.

fo r 

th is week. 

sales will 

continue 
T icket 
th ro u g h o u t 
iProm pt
 response to purchasing o f tick ets 
fo r the b a n q u e t is being urged by 
th e com m ittee in charge.

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r

A rrangem ents a re being m ade 

to care fo r some fo u r hundred 
law stu d en ts, guests, and friends.
One of th e m ost im p o rta n t fea­
tu re s o f the app ro ach in g b an q u et 
is th e tap p in g 
o f C hancellors, 
Byrd pointed out. The cerem ony 
will be carried o u t in th e custom ­
a ry m an n er w ith th e five p re se n t 
C hancellors, 
black 
in 
clothed 
the se ­
robes, slowly encircling 
tap p in g 
by 
lected “ few ,” and 
them inform th e new m em bers of 
th e ir elevation to th e o rder 
of 
Chancellors.

G ood-night S m ok e 
C auses G rief For 

A w a k en in g Co-ed

Hearing in Suit 

Over Pecos Oil 
Land Postponed

Some co-eds have a lot of 
hard luck. T ake, for instance, 
the one who burned a hole in 
the floor b f h er ap artm en t.

the bed, 

She was having her good­
night c ig a re tte ; 
s o m e girls 
m inke in spite of everything. 
She placed an ash tra y on th e 
floor beside 
tu rn e d 
o ut the light, leaving only th_- 
glow from the gas stove to il­
lum inate the room , and g o t 
into bed. Looking over 
the 
edge of the bed, she was able 
to make out a round ob ject ju s t 
to 
below her. Believing this 
be th e ash tra y , she proceeded 
to flick the ashes from her cig­
a re tte into it. W hen she fin ­
ished sm oking, she pushed the 
cig a re tte into the c en ter of the 
object and tw isted it carelessly. 
She tu rn e d over and w en t 
to 
sleep.

Im agine h er surprise when 
she awoke the n e x t m orning to 
find a hole burned in th e floor 
e n c irc l’d by a g a rte r!

Phi Beta Kappa 
Holds Initiation 
Thursday Night

Honorary Organization To 
Accept Twenty-Seven 
Pledges
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The counsel fo r the S ta te , 
in 
filin g an am ended petition, ob­
tained a continuance 
in Judge 
George C alhoun’s F ifty -th ird Dis­
tric t C ourt fo r the defend ants in 
th e case of the S tate ag ain st the 
C alifornia Oil Com pany, in which 
the S ta te seeks to recov er 
IOC 
acres of oil land in Pecos C ounty 
valued a t $1,000,000 fo r the Uni 
versity.

The case was continued until 
oi 
Ja n u a ry 13, a f te r six weeks 
testim ony to allow tim e fo r 
the 
d e fe n d a n ts to prep are testim ony 
to m eet the additional allegation 
set fo rth in the S ta te 's am ended 
petition.

Should the S tate be successful 
in the su it fo r recovery of this oil 
land in Pecos C ounty, title to some 
106 acres of land in the oil aret! 
would be vested in th e U niversity, 
from which would go 
proceeds 
perm anent 
into th e U niversity 
fund, and 
in te re st from which 
would be used fo r th e construc­
tio n of buildings on the campus. 
the approxim ate $14,000,000 
Of 
now in the U niversity perm anent 
of this 
fund, over 
the 
am ount was 
| U niversity in sim ilar su its insti- 
! tu te d by the S tate.

recovered fo r 

$1,000,000 

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New Curriculum 

J the possibilities of a new e u rn c u -
a 
Phi B eta Kappa, hon orary echo-1 jum wijj m oet T hursday a f te r 
lastic fra te rn ity , will hold an in i - j iunchcon a t the U niversity Club, 
tia tio n fo r new pledges T hursday j p r 
tho 
night a t 6:30 o’clock a t th e Uni- j c 0n ej?0 0f A rts and Sciences, is
versity Commons. 

f P arlin, 

dean of 

Dr. W. T. M ather will address j -g 

the f ra te rn ity on “ The H istory of 
Phi B eta K appa in the U niversity 
of T exas.” P resid en t H. Y. Bene 
dict will speak on “ The S tatistical 
D esirabilities of P hi B eta K appa 
M em bership.”

The five stu d e n ts now compos 
lu g th e C hancellors of the Uni 
v e rsity are A. 
C hancellor; 
Jo h n T. M aginnis, 
vice grand chancellor; W illiam A r­

T he initiation T hu rsd ay night 
Jones, grand m arks the tw e n ty -fifth year since 
the founding o f the local c h ap ter 
of Phi B eta Kappa. 
It also m arks 
the one h undred and fifty -th ird 
an n iv ersary of the founding 
of 
the founding of the fra te rn ity a t 
W illiam and M ary College Decem­
b e r 5, 1776.

nold, clerk ; Leslie B yrd, and Thco 
W eiss.

German in Austin

P.

<y

For Campus Visit

Those to be in itia te d T hursday 
n ig h t are Lois C unningham , Mrs. j 
K athleen C ochran, W. W ingo; 
H am ilton, Joe Johnson, V. O. Key, 
J r., A nnie Doris Stevenson, V ir­
gie Lynn W oodward, G ertrud e 
A dler, E rn e st E ugene A nthony, 
Jessie M ildred A rbuckle, A rth u r 
P endleton Bagby, J r .

H a rrie t B rightm an, F ra n k P e r­
cy E stes, E ugene G reenberg, Viv­
ian Jackson, M artin Max K rost, 
John T. M cCullough, M ark K eller 
Poole, Noyes D. Sm ith, J r ., Sam ­
uel J. T a lla n t, 
F ran ces Ellen 
T horpe, Mrs. Je a n T ullis W hite, 
C harles H. F ay, M arion O ldfather, 
E lizabeth A nn O liphant, Oliver 
Radkeyfi and F ra n k Sibley W est- 
cott.

Phi D elta Chi, pharm acy 

f r a ­
te rn ity , will m eet T hursday night, 
a n ­
VV. F . P eyton, presiden t, 
nounced T uesday. 
The re g u la r 
sem i-m onthly m eeting was n o t 
held last T hursday night on ac- j 
count of th e T hanksgiving holi­
days. Only routine business will
come before the m eeting, P eyton J ^ 
said.

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C L U B W I L L M E E T

M em bers of D eutscher Verein 
will be e n te rta in e d by H e rb e rt 
Kessler, U niversity stu d e n t who 
recen tly has arrived in th is coun­
try from G erm any, when the club 
m eets this W ednesday n ig h t 
a t 
7:30 o’clock 
in Main Building 
105. 

Jan ie B aten will sing.

FORTY-FIVE N E W VOLUMES 
RECENTLY ADDED TO LIBRARY

Forty-five new books on eigh­
th e 

te e n gen eral topics com prise 
la te st additions to th e L ibrary.

“ M anagem ent of P ersonal In ­
com e,” giving th e p ractical ways 
of budgeting, w as w ritte n by L.
J. Chassec.

c n d o rff and “ P ittsb u rg h and the 
P ittsb u rg h S p irit” by 
the P itts­
burgh Chardber of Commerce 

i 

“ M arriage and M orals” by B er­
tra n d Russell gives th e m odern 
views on m arriage.

E ugene Germ an of Dallas, who 
received his bachelor of adm inis­
tra tio n degree from th e U n iv er­
sity in 1928, visited on the cam pus 
from T hursday u ntil su n d a y .

G erm an was head yell leader in 
1927 and 1928. He is now an ac ­
c o u n ta n t w ith P e a t, M arwieke, 
M itchell and Com pany of Dallas.

This Week On 
The Campus

W ednesday

5 o’clock— M eeting of R acquet 
a t T w en ty -fo urth S tre e t 

Club 
cou rts.

5 o’clock— M eeting of B»ts and 
S purs a t W estfield Ridipg Club.
5 o’clock— M eeting o f Robin 

Hood a t A rchery Field.

5 o’clock— M eeting of T u rtle 
Club in basem ent of the W om an’s 
^Building.

7 o'clock— M eeting 

of G irls’ 

Glee Club in Main B uilding 157.

7 o’clock— M eeting of O rchesis 

in dance studio.

7 ©’clo ck —M eeting of Y. W . 
C. A. ju n io r cab in et in Y. W . C. 
A. room , Main Building.

8 o’clock

cie F ran cais a t U niversity Club, 

8 

o'clock— M eeting 
C am era Club in K Hall. 

Thirty-five Meetings 

Scheduled for Forum

Thirty-five of the 39 houses participating in the S tu d e n t Fireside 
Forum , which is being sponsored by the U niversity Y. M. C. A., have 
m eetings scheduled fo r the fo u rth week. Two thou! and one hundred 
stu d en ts have atten d ed the program * this sem ester. The m eetings 
will continue until D ecem ber 13, according to an announcem ent by 
M. D. W oodbury, d ire c to r of the
Forum s and assistant se c re ta ry of 
the Y. M. C. A.

Plan Considered

T hree houses m et M onday, De- 
led 

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, com ber 2. Clyde L ittlefield 
the discussion a t the B eta T heta
The com m ittee chosen to study pi house; j . j , W einstein led tho
group a t th e Phi G am m a D elta 
house, and W. A. F elsing was 
leader a t th e T h eta Xi house.

fo r T uesday. 

curriculum fo r the fu tu re . 

Nine m eetings w ere scheduled 
John M cCurdy,
j chairm an of th e com m ittee which Acacia house; J. W. Calhoun, Bu-
p]an a practical and e f f ic ie n t; ker house; F red W '.’ker, B ralley
j house; A m o Now otny, Craddock
Shelby, P a tte rso n
T - house; L. W. Payne, Phi D elta
Pi
I, P arlin , Dr. W. J. B attle, Dr. E. L. T heta house; D. A. Peniek, 
j Dodd, Dr. C. C. Glasscock, D r.; Kappa Alpha house; E. G. H. Ban-
Sigm a Alpha Epsilon house;
g M eteznthin, S t o v a l l ’ s 

The com m ittee consists of th e . house; 

follow ing m em bers: Dr. H. 

T. H. 

F red erick D uncalf, Miss M ary Ed- 
na S earin g , R egistrar E. J. M ath- J 
CWS, Dr. C. M. P erry , Dr. F. A 
C. P e rrin , and Dr, W. E. Gottys. 
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house>

P harm acist G roup 

T o M eet T hursday

: for 

Eleven m eetings are scheduled 
th is W ednesday as follow s:
Lawrence W harton, Alpha 
I tho 
Chi house; George B aker, Cope­
land house; R. II. M ontgom ery, 
house; L. L.
D elta T heta Phi 

Students Submit 

Problem Designs 
In Architecture

Six stu d e n ts cf th e U niversity
senior class of arehitectu-

Click, GafFord 
house; Ellwood 
Grtocom, G riffith house; H. T. 
P arlin, Hessey house; D. F. Bob­
b itt, b ille tte house; B erry W hit­
aker, Kappa Alpha house; Judge 
R. VV. S tayton, L ittle Cam pus; 
E. K McGinnis, Mergele house; 
R. A. Cox, Phi Sigm a D elta 
boult ; F red erick Eby, Sigma Nu 
bouse; J. A. F itzgerald, Tau D elta , 
Phi house.

be 

Eight m eetings will 

held 
T huisday night as follows: V. I. 
Moore, Alpha T au Omega house; 
C. J. Alderson, Beverly house; 
Sigma 
H arris M asterson, D elta 
Phi house: L. T. Bellm ont, Fos­
te r house; W . T. R olfe, H alf 
Moon; E. C. W ebb, McDonald 
house: W. T. M ather, Omega B ela 
Pi; C. P. P a tte rso n , Sigm a Alpha 
Mu house.

Two houses will m eet F riday 
night as follows: D e w i t t Red­
and
dick, Sigm a E ta Chi house,
R. H. G riffith , Y. M. C. A.

Two Shacks Go 
To Make Room 
For Chem Hall

New Buildings Com pleted 
In 310 days, C ontractor 
Declares

ral design received m ention for
th e ir firs t m ajo r problem of the 
ye a r in th e co n test held a t 
the 
B eaux-A rts In stitu te of Design in 
New York. The draw in g s were 
tth c 
judged by a com m ittee of 
best practicing arc h ite c ts in New 
York N ovem ber 26.

W ith the beginning of th e ra z ­
ing of the tw o m echanical engi­
neering shacks Monday, the first 
step w as ta k e n in th e erection of 
$786,453 C hem istry
the 
The follow ing seniors received I the 

new 
new 

m ention fo r th e ir w ork: E dw ard Building on th e n o rth east corner
Bodet, E v e re tt E ignus, Allyn Cor- of th© cam pus. The work will bo 
don, Jim Ham mond, Jo aq u in A. j rU8hed by th e J . E. Morgan Com­
M ora, and J. I* Thom as. Bubi 
ro-
Jessen, a g ra d u a te stu d en t, 

pany, co n tracto rs.

E xcavation fo r the basem ent is

J A m ong th e books on

the books on religion I ti<>n w cr“ W orth C ottlii*h»m , j T I*

A lum ni published 

A 1929 D irectory of H arvard 
by H arv ard 
M eeting of Le Cir- j U niversity, is am ong th e list on 
educational 
the | books added a re as follow s: “ N’a- 
tu re and D irection of L earn in g ”

education. 

O ther 

o f 

arc -T h e M inister’, W i l e ” G as. * * * * * 
tin e C o u p o n Weaver; 
Client,” G ustine Conm en W eaver; «'><''">* 
© 
and “ L abor Speaks fo r Itse lf on « « '» * • P J * - « f
R eligion. A Sym posium of l-abor ! design. 
, 
L eaders T hrougho ut th e W ©rid, 

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“ O u r der, and N .n c y e ja c q u a rd , 

f lass B I , A nalytical

“ A D oorw ay” was the subject of
, 
, 
th e ir designs.

. 

8:15 o'cock— The C u rta in Club by W. H. B u rto n ; “ T rad itio n al I edited by Jerom e Davis, 

g i v e s 
“ Q ueen’s H usband” a t th e S H all j T ests,” C. W . O dell; “ The Ob- m ay be found 

and N e w - t y p e H elp 

of E xam inations 

presen tatio n 

f irs t 

E xam ine- enc© Books: A Classified 

in using 

referen ce books
in th e new “ Refcr-
and
.A n n o ta te d Guide to th e Principal

T h u r s d a y 

jective or N ew -type 
lions,” G. M. Rush. 

5 

o’clock M eeting of Ashbel 

“ Motion P ictu res in th e C lass-I W orks 

o f R eference,” compiled

L ite ra ry Society in « Hall. 

[room ,” Ben I). W ood; “ The Ado- | by John Minto

H ardw ick^ M eets

P re-M ed Students

Dr. C. P. H ardw ick#, chief o f 
the U niversity H ealth Service, wil5 
be 
the principal speaker a t 
a 
m eeting of the Pre-M edical A n o ­
ciation held at th* U niversity Y. 
l l . C, A. T hursday night a t 7:15 
o’clock.

F o l l o w i n g Dr. Hardwick©’* 
speech, th e re will be a discussion 
of the pictu re for the 1930 Cactus. 

C. E. M erriam discusses poli­
tics in “ Chicago: A More In ti­
m ate View of U rban Politics.” 

D ealing with medicine will be 
found “ T he A m erican Illu strated 
Medical D ictionary,” W. A. N. 
Do ra n d ; “ N u tritio n in H eath and 
Disease f o r N urses,” L. F. Coop­
e r; “ R ickets Including O steom a­
lacia and T etan y ,” A. F . H ess;
“ Child C are and T rain in g ,” M. L.
Faegne. 

5 o’clock— M eeting of Sidney lescen t,” S. I. Schw ab; “ Psycho- j
In fa n t and C hild,” j

L an ier L ite ra ry Society in girU ’ 
stu d y hall. Main B uilding. 

logical C are of 
John B. W atso n ; “ Investigations
of R eading,”

th e Hygiene 

5 o’clock— Second public 

lee- j in 

tu re 

in G arrison H all auditoriu m . Jam es H . B lackhurst.
“ N&w M ethods 

7 o’clock— M eeting of G irls’ 
Glee Club in Main B uilding 157.
7 o’clock— M eeting of A ero­
in E ngineering 

n au tic a l Club 
Building IOO. 

j

7:15 o’clock— M eeting of pre­
medical students at the University 
Y. M. C. A.

7:15 o’clock— M eeting of Rusk 
the Law 

in 

Literary Society 
Building.

in 

and Omissions 

P rim ary 
R eading,” A. I. G ates; “ O verlap­
pings 
in O ur 
Course of S tu d y ,” W . J . O sborn;
“ English Girlhood a t School,” D.
G a rd in e r; and “ T eaching in Col­
lege and University,” C. V. Good.
The origin of printing is dis­
cussed by D. C. McMurtrie 
in 
“The Dutch Claim to the Inven­
tion of Printing,”

Friday*

5 o ’c lo c k — M eeting of Pan Hel- viet Rule 

Books on history include: “So-
in Russia” by W. R.
tonic in girls’ study hall, Main I B atsell; “The Background of the
i
pudding.

Russian Revolution’

by A. H ey-1 

’

Dr. Goldwyn G oldsm ith,' professor | to begin as soon as th* old '“" I P A T H W A Y OF PERSEVERANCE

o f a rc h ite c tu re . 

Class A I P ro je c t, Archeology 

— “ A Rom an T em ple” was 
sen io r su b je c t of design. 

j I11** a rv rem oved. 

^ 

The to ta l tim e req--iiicd •© c o n - 
the j plot© the new building will be 3 I r> 
• 
th e j plot® th e new building v.) 
de- 
“ 

contractors 
c o n t r a - or 

days, 
- ir k in g days, 
. 

Sophom ores who received men- clareu. 

, 

, 

, 

_— ----------

NATALIE LEVIN 

course— lectu res 

a n d 

quizzes,

W hat more w onderful 

feeling prof 

and cuts.

w thnm 
I could th e re possibly be t h a i 

(0 W hat' 
to

, 

. 

you are requ ired 
]ab 

more — y o u discover
a t

to re p o rt 

1 

The stru c tu ra l steel work o f : know th a t you are both a soph©- ; > 
. 

ti *’ A udiU rium -G ym nasium will more— one of those all-know ing 
 
t h e A u d i t * r i u r n * Inna im 
Z J Z Z Z T t * ie ’ 
of t h ,, creature - a n d a t the sam e ti,,.,. •« 
 
be com pleted 
p er 
week, M organ Com pany, contras 
a full-fledged, one-hundred 
cent reporter on The Daily T exan. 
tors, announced Tuesday. 
At last your name will be be* 

Follow ing this work, the toying 

 
«*«** «* *•*«- 

to e last ©* *■**«, 

v 

 

 

 

 

 

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“ J

jodg f 
, 

re p o rtin g I ® °

v 

 

 

 

In addition t o the classes. Y o u r 

high-flown hopes sink as you rush
over to B. Hall to g e t your

ncriod* 
1 

assigned 
h th 

Dr. John M. K uehne, p rofessor
Bv 
inHtruc_ : of physics, will speak on ‘ The Ho­
of brick ami the pouring of e >n- fore the p u b lk -.n e t that it ac- £ * £ » ^ u are no o n ^ l i m - vehem ent of the N egative in Pha­
r r d e fo r the stairways and other tually will be signed to any ar- ^ ^ ^
form s are being rushed. How 
Up
the brick work is being held 
and
som ew hat by the re c e n t cold 
rainy w eather. C oncrete alto 
is 
being poured for the new tunnel 
connecting th e Auditorium-Gyrr.a- 

your 
t i d e —-but quite n a tu ra lly 
articles will be of such high cali­
to 
ber 
th a t re a d e rs will seek 
find the m odest b u t w orthy 
a u ­
thor.

of the C am era 
Club are divided into two parts. 
The one is of in te re st to advanced 
stu d e n ts in photography; th e oth­
er is o f in te re st to beginners. T o­
n ig h t the advanced program 
is 
in charge o f Dr. B ullard, and th e

has 
sire to work on The T exan 
you
com pletely vanished. Now
genuinely wish you had decided 
to be a policem an or 
radio 
p ro f— 
broadcaster o r a m ath 
an ything except a jo u rn a list. The
only hour le ft fo r 
comes
right in the m iddle o f y o u r only ; elem en tary program wi
i free day an d conflicts w ith two : ducted by Dr. K uenne.
or th re e o th e r classes. You h a s-j 

being demolished 
we re placed on the cam pus in 191J 
th e m echanical engineering
fo r 
 

No doubt th ey will w an t 
to 
1 make you ed ito r in a short tim e;
I you really should not accep t the 

position though, for you are ter- j 
ribly busy w ith school and basket

 byt y(>ur jong. fclt a u t o g r a p h y

him and th e Pow#? Building.

The m eetings 

The shacks 

e .C !* 13 .

PUl Pot>€ 

the i 

you 

lab 

a 

„

. 

 

•pa. T hey w ere o rig in a lly a ir-, ball this year. M ost probably you j ^

 ^ ^

 

plan# h a n g ars a t the old School I wil lh‘ v* o ffc r* f r i m 
-f M ilitary A eronautics Barracks, j la r ,e new spapers In T exas for the 
l k n o w n « the Little Campus, (s u m m e r . 
the 

Indeed, you o rc 

j y o u r course 0 '4 r fo r tho so k e o f »nd to convoy knowledge o n

offke tQ m ake stim ulate in te re st rn photography,
this
“ G uests arc alw ays wel­
Business come, and new m em bers . r e urged

resi(. n subject. 

fin a lly 

, „ d 

„ , 

----------- —o 

- 

.........

B it and Spur, 

senior 

riding I 

I o u go to J . 12 , lass or 

-------------- ------------- 
RIDING CLUB TO MEET 

k 01* f nYied ° L * 7 ^ T £ * £ ? * W O * p le M u re -n lw a y n l 

w ith the o th er J J I . 12 s tu d e n t.) : 

to jo in 
a3_ Kuehne.

the club." 

stated L r.

^

, f# r 
e g. m e n t, y o u r flu c tu a tin g hopes .

firg t 

 f(, 

TURTLE CLUB MEETS

* B usiness conditions in A m erica | R egular ro u tin e w ork of prac- 
are shown in “ G reat M arkets o f f i c e on strokes and stu n ts will be 
A m erica; a S tudy of 54 T r a d in g ! th e program for the m eeting of 
A reas in 36 S ta te s Ea*c of the T u rtle Club thin W ednesday aft- 
Rocky M ountains,” by A. Stod- ©moon a t 5 o’clock in the pool of 
N othing
d a r£ 

{the W om an’s Building.

G. H. Johnson tells of m anu- j e x tra wrtll be 

tak en up,
(M aretta Talbot, president

Turn to Page 6, <?©l 3 

this W ednesday 

lim ited su rp rise — you 

a t top m a8t. You are
, Intl'com posed o f U niversity WO- f irs t tim e a n d th e re — to y our u n -. ^
u w n f w o n d erfu ii m yster- 
th a t | ^ 
men, will m eet 
in tcrv iews— colum ns and col-
aftcrn o o n e t the W e,tent,eld Rid- you a re to be held r e spons'bie to* 
Supper m any o th er things besides m erely
ing Club a t 5 o’clock.
i f n e w s . The lab instruc-
will be served to m em ber of the w riting any th in g you happened -o ^ in d iffe re n tly tells you to find
club a f te r th e ir Tide, Helen Hall, ’ ^hink about. You m ust learn how, 
Photographs will w hy, and w here new sp ap ers^are
sponsor, said. 
In fa c t,

some English instructor and ask 
him when the next m eeting of tbe 
Turn to Page 4, Col. 6

learn 

 

X f 'c d be taken o f the afternoon riding m ade; who m akes them . 

|class#® today. 

[ it « J * * Uke any o th er University i

BLACK VISITS TODAY

Hulon W. Black, editor of The 
Texan in ’21, is visiting on 
the 
campus today. Mr. Black receiv­
ed his bachelor o f business admin­
to 
istration degree in 1922. He 
now with D. C. Heath and Com­
*
pany, publishers. 

. 

 W E D N E SD A Y . D E C E M B E R 4, I B M . 

JVI

Make Yourself a 
Christmas Present 
of a New

Suit and Overcoat

Every Suit, Tuxedo Suit and Overcoat in this 
Big Stock of fine hand tailored from Fashion Park, 
Charter House, Stein-Bloch and Michaels-Stern
now

75 Cents on the Dollar 
For Cash

These big savings will go a long way on your 

Come in now— don’t wait too long.

other Christm as needs. 

Pictures are now being made for the following sections

of the 1930 Cactus:

Graduates

Seniors

Watching I \Teachers Are 
t h e : s t e e r s J I first foes
of i93o
/ f f s 
Team

All-American Candidates

c a l if o r n ia '

Bill Bond, popular editor or 
the Cart un, University yearbook, 
turns in th'- following selections: 
F ir*t Tmm
fxrft end-*"Schoonover, A rkan ta* 
Ijeft tackk— Hammon, 8. M. I'. 
Left guard—B**aty, Texas, 
Center— Atkins. T. C. U.
Bight guard— Brumbelow, T,C U 
Bight tackle— Brown, Tex ho 
Right, end— Ro**'. Texas. 
Quarterback—■OtubbK, T . C. Ii. 
Left h alf—'Wilson, Baylor,
Hight Half— Mill *, A. & ti. 
Fullback—Sheik y, r«Jtaa.
5*co i(i
Left end—-Ixmg, S. M. I .
Left tackle— Moore, T. C, I 
Left guard— 8«tinders, S. M. I 
Center™-Burnett, T exa*.
Right guard-*—Koch, Baylor. 
Right tackle— Emerson, Texas. 
Right end— Lucas, Bayb»r.

Quartet baek— Rees, Teaux. 

L e ft h alf— Leland, T . C. U. 
Eight h alf— Mason, K, M. I . 
Fullback—Kattman, 8. M. U.

HOWt DAMI

Club House G ets

New Shingle Roof

Intramural
Sport Scores

Tennis Scores

Ft aternity A, 

doubles— D elta 
Theta. Phi defeated Alpha Tau 
Omega, 6-2, 
Phi Gamma
Delta defeated Phi D elta Theta, j 
fo rfeit; Pi K appa Alpha won from i

Shelton Jew elry and 
Optical Co.
Diamo. ti*— W atches— Jew elry
Sr, i al I Stare —Small Expense 
Sm all P r o f i t 
12 J E . 6th St.

G raduate Students

P icture* for the g rad u ­

ate section of the 1930 

C actus are now being 

taken . 

A ppointm ents

can be m ade at B. Hall 
119.

S U IT S AND 
D R E S S E S 
Cleaned and 
Pressed

$ 1.0 0

rH E TOGGERY 
J . L. Rose 
DIAL 
3090

Cam pus

Organizations

A rran gem en ts m ust be 

m ade now for your re ­

presen tation in the 1930 

C actu s, 

th e Book of 

T exas.

Y o u r 

represen tative 

should call at B. H all

The 1930 Cactus

ENJOY M EE T IN G

YOUR FR IE N D S 

AT A FR IE N D L Y P L A C E

HIRSH DRUG STORE
Dial 2*2622
2610 Speedway 

—: MASTER SERVICE

W e Invite the Students to C onsult U s First 
lf your car can be re p aired , we can do it.
AU Work Strictly G u aran teed .

W e Cal! for an d D eliver F ree.
F O R D SP E C IA L IST G A R A G E
6 °3 Trinity Street, Phone 2-2333 
Res, Phones: H. C, Joh n son 2*2085,
Bill Smith 2 3366, J . J . A llm an 9839

Bullard Speaks On 

A laska at Meeting

\ppointm ents should be made at B. Hall I I 9 immediately

R unners in Silk H ose 

R ep aired

12 HOUR SER V IC E

9714 The V arsity 
Shop 9714

2314 Guadalupe 

— We Deliver—

After the Show or
Dance
You will always find us
open.
Steak and Chicken 
Dinner.

Mexican Dishes

Sandwiches — Drinks

The Colonial 
Gardens
‘ F or RefreaHmsr
E ntertain m en t’*

NEW WAY CAFE

Specializin g in

Mexican Dishes

The O riginal M exican 
C afe in Austin

Ihm Ruth < off«•«' of 8. R. I), 
.-u rn the boiuiaya at her home >n I 
Wichita f a i t

.■ ' A jo **! K o a n aud M a n ia Kuefcs j 
*s*a&»d their M ow 
is Wicks**; 
I s i s last' weeloand.

C u t T i a k e « 9 * n t # >b* 

days in L a s A atotyfu

108 W, 5th S t

2811 G u ad alu p e St.

i >|'L1

 -k 

Theaters

Happy Stars

' T H U D A I L Y T E X A N

Brown-Fentresg 
To W ed Friday

Elizabeth Rice 
T o W ed Jack Finks

Rabbi Entertained 
By Tau* Delta Phi

r *AGC*

H A N C O C K — “ P a r t. B o u n d ,” 
w ith A n n H a rd in * , F rod oric 
M arch, and L e slie F e n t o n , 
la s t tim e s to d a y - T h u rsd a y 
a n d F r id a y ; V a n d e r ii Ie, w ith 

F ra n k D e Y o e .

M A J E S T IC — “ T h e T h ir te e n th 
Chair** w ith C o n ra d N a g e l 
a n d L e ila H yson s, 
t o d a y 
th ro u g h F r id a y . *

Q U E E N — “ D i s r a e l i ” w ith 
G e o rg e A r iiss, J o a n B e n n e tt, 
and F lo r e n c e A r iiss, 
l a s t 
t o d a y . T h u r sd a y 
t i m e s 
th r o u g h S a tu r d a y ; “ W * s e 
G irls" 
(" K e m p y ” r e -title d ) 
w ith th e le a d in g r o le p la y ed 
by th e a u th o r , E llio tt N u g e n t- 
T E X A S — " P rep a n d P ep " w ith 
S u e C arol an d D a v id R o llin s, 
to d a y an d T h u rsd a y .

O pening T o d ay

"1 3th Chair” — Hollywood's lat­
est effo rt to lower the blood pres­
sure of the nation, and, in general, 
to scare everyone into c o m p lic a t e d 
the Majestic 
^fits, staggers onto 
of 
^b lo o d -c u rd lin g shrieks and a cob­
w e b or so. 
In other words. Holly­
wood is a t it again—and we ll 
have to go down and be properly 
harrowed to satisfy them.

I^ L ,1 te e n today with a couple 

Leila Hyams, fragilely blonde; 
Conrad Nagel, with all the 
little 
nuances of " it" in his lam yx; and 
M argaret Wycherly, who should 
give an intelligent perform ance, 
promises th at th ey ’ll do th eir part 
by old M-G-M.

Incidentally, this picture was 
adapted from a Broadway stage 
success which ran a full year with 
passes. And, between you and 
^ P ^ h e , it should be pretty good fun. 

* A t the Majestic. 

— bill.

* • *

in 

L eila H y am s an d C o n ra d 
N agel 
" T h e T h ir te e n th 
C h a ir," m y ste ry p ic tu re o p e n ­
th e M a je stic .
ing 

to d a y a t 

N o rm a L ee an d E llio tt N u ­
g e n t in "W ise G irls," w hich 
is to c p e n on th e sc re e n of 
th e Q u een T h e a te r T h u rs d a y .

" P rop an d P e p ” — Opening at 
be Texas T heater for a run today 
abd Thursday is "Prep and Pep," 
a snappy little picture displaying 
tho lively and enlivening talents 
of Sue Carol in a charming tale 
about children in one of the old 
prep schools which used to be all 
the rage in gran d fath er’s day and 
of wh.ch a sufficient number con­
tinue to hang on the under lip of 
civilization to furnish settings for 
ju st such movies as this. Young 
David Rollins plays the juvenile 
lead in this rapid-fire review of 
adolescence not yet dry behind the 
ears, and between the equal charm 
of these two starlets, "Prep and 
Pep" ought th be better than 
it 
sounds. Give it a look in.— c. b.

N ow Show ing

" P a n a B o u n d ”— Unreservedly, 
this is the season’s best offering. 
It is built around the ancient ques­
tion of the fidelity of a m arried 
couple— But it is treated 
from 
such a new and startling angle, 
th a t it seems an entirely new plot. 
"P aris Bound" is life itself.

Ann Harding with her calm, m a­
tu red beauty and still voice con­
stitu tes the greatest charm of the 
picture. Miss Harding stands out
lique in a movie world of bisque- 
raced, pugged-nose darlings who
can sing and waggle th eir pretty 
heads in time to the music. She 
has serenity, brains, and womanly 
beauty. She is a blessing to the 
movies— and, personally, I’m glad 
there are not a whole lot more like 
her. She is, as I said, unique.

Leslie Fenton does the b e s t 
work of his career as the clande­
stine lover of Ann Harding. 
In 
spite of the spectacles, obviously 
introduced to make him a "pansy" 
character, he presents one of the 
most manly men who has ever 
G lo v ed across the screen. His scene 
in which he plays the end of the 
in its u tter 
ballet is powerful 
poignance. This ballet music, by 
the way, is filled with the same 
tonal b e a u t i e s and rythmical 
tm oothnesses of the world’s great 
musical masterpieces. For an orig-

A nn H a rd in g a n d .F red e ric 
M arch in "P a ri* B o u n d ," a 
s u p e rb d ra m a p lay in g it* la st 
tim e* to d a y a t th e H an co ck .

inal movie musical score, it comes 
as a distinct surprise.
"Paris Bound” 

is exquisitely 
Its dia­
finished in all details. 
logue is natural and clever; 
its 
music superb. And above all— it 
has Ann Harding— who has proved 
th a t there is actually something 
rew under the sun! At the Han­
cock for last times today. — bill. 
* * *

" D U ra e li"— Intrigue, 

romance, 
and strategy in the masterly hands 
of George Ariiss are moulded into 
powerful historical dram a in "Dis­
raeli,” which is showing its 
last 
times on the screen a t the Queen 
T heater today. No more enthral­
ling dram a could be made out of 
bare historical events than is made 
in this picture, and the m anner in 
which those events are selected 
and concentrated for presentation 
as a dram atic whole is more than 
gratifying, not to speak a t length 
of the thoroughly com petent act­
ing with which every episode 
is 
imbued. As the first of an inun­
dation of historical dram as prom­
ised during the next few months 
by the moguls of Hollyw'ood, "Dis­
raeli" sets a pace which 
it will 
be hard to follow, and even harder 
—c.b.
to better. See it. 

A u s tin ’* F in c tt S itte r tm n m tn t

f/ctunts K.

QVJO-vs* or

M a tin e e——I Oc— 40c 
N ig h t— 1 0 c — 50c

Campus
Organizations

A rrangem ents must be 

m ade now for your re­

p resentation in the 1930 

Cactus, 

th e Book of 

Texas.

Y o u r representative 

should call at B. H all 

119. 

a

The 1930 Cactus

LAST DAY

The Outstanding T heatri­
cal Event of the Year!

G eorge A riiss

rn
“Disraeli”

Starts Thursday
“Wise Girl*”
A lovable, Bubbling, Nat­
ural, Human Comedy of 
People You Know!

w i t h

E lliot N ugent 
Norma Lee 
R oland Y oung 
J. C. N ugent

Education School 
Shows Decrease 
Of 236 Students

Students of Poor Standing 
Eliminated From 
Courses

Because of the fact 
poor 

students with 
standing have been allowed 

th a t no 
scholastic 
to 
; take the education courses, Intro­
duction to Educational Psychology 
and Methods and Management in 
the Elem entary School, there has 
been a decrease of 236 in the en­
rollm ent in the School of Educa­
tion, members of the faculty point 
out. By the second week of the 
first sem ester this year, 
there 
were 1,574 
enrolled. 
Last year there were 1,810 stu ­
dents. There have been, how­
and
ever, an increase in senior 
the
graduate 
in 
School of Education.

registration 

students 

the Introduction 
Psychology',

to
Because 
and
Educational 
the
Methods and Management in 
Elem entary courses are intended 
prim arily for freshmen who ex­
pect to teach or to continue work 
in education, and because of the 
professional purposes 
these 
courses, students are required to I 
have passed three-fourth of their 
work during the term o r semes­
te r immediately preceding, 
and j 
m ust have received an average of I 
fo u r grade points per semester of 
work, on the basis of counting an 
"A " as 7, "M” as G, "C " as 5, 
"D” as 4, and " E " as 2.

of 

A student's registration at the 
first of the year fo r the second 
sem ester is considered provisional 
until the student has attained the 
required 
Students 
scholarship. 
who graduated in the lowest one- 
fo u rth of their high school class 
may not 
for the two 
courses in education, fo r they are 
placed autom atically on probation. 
it was explained.

register 

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 —

Display Is Planned

paintings 

For Best Pictures
A lobby display of the winning 
in the 
pictures and 
"Glorifying 
the American Girl" 
prize contest announced Tuesday 
by Manager Irwin R. W aite of the 
Majestic T heater will be made 
during the run of the Ziegfeld- 
Param ount 
picture, "Glorifying 
the American Girl," a t the Majes­
tic Saturday through Tuesday, Mr. 
Waite said yesterday. Any stu­
dent in the University is eligible 
to enter the contest, a first prize 
of $5 in gold being offered for 
the best representation of the ty p ­
ical American girl— in oils, char­
coal, 
ink, pencil, or any other 
medium.

A second prize of ten tickets to 
the Majestic T heater also has been 
offered, as well as a third prize 
of five tickets, 
and nine other 
prizes of one ticket each.

DYNAMITE

New S tudents T o 

' Stage Dance
ut t 

“

has 

Steve G ardner’s 

A new students’ dance will be 
given in the Woman’s Gymnasium 
Friday night, December 13, from 
9 to 12 o’clock, it was announced 
Tuesday by George Goodenow, 
general chairman of the proposed 
dance. Music will be furnished 
"Hokum 
by 
Kings.” The dance 
been 
placed on the social calendar of 
the University.
The dance 

of 
is 
plans made by workers in the re ­
cent student Union drive. The 
idea of holding 
the dance was 
suggested during one of the lun­
cheons given drive workers. At 
th at time it was pointed out th at 
a new students’ dance would fu r 
nish a medium fo r the new stu­
dents 
ac­
become 
quainted.

th e result 

better 

to 

to 
Plans are being form ulated 
make the a ffa ir one of the best 
dances of the year, said Goo de­
ap­
now. A eom ittee has been 
pointed to see th at the gym 
is 
decorated fo r the occasion. An­
other committee is a work plan­
ning special 
for 
th e guests.

entertainm ent 

Committees in charge of 

the 

affair are as follows:

General 

committee: George
Goodenow, chairman, Dina Jack­
son, Claranelle Tucker, 
Joe J. 
Fisher, Ralph Hill, and E arnest 
Matthews.

The floor committee members 
are E arnest Matthews, chairman, 
Charles H arty, Joe Pool, Sears 
Earle, Claranelle Tucker, and C. 
C. Dannel.

Members of the publicity com­
m ittee are Joe J. Fisher,-chairman, 
Louise Maddox, and Ben Williams. 
The decoration committee is com­
posed of Ralph Hill, 
chairman, 
Nelson Waggoner, Rebecca Wil­
liams, and Francis Clark.

* * e

F reshm an W om en 
H onored W ith T ea

Freshm an girls will be en ter­
tained with a tea by the Univer­
sity Women’s Club this Wednes­
day from 4 to 6 o’clock. The tea 
will be held a t the Men’s Faculty 
Club on 2304 San Antonio Street.

H A N C O C K

L a st Tim e* T o d ay

A NN HARDING 

“Paris Bound’7
AU T a lk in g 

F o x M o v ieto n e New* 

C om edy 

C om e b e fo re I fo r 25c

“PREP & PEP”

S U E
C A R O L

Y o u r F a v o rite 

a n d b e r G an g of 

D isxy P la y Boy* 

in a P ic tu ra o f 

P a r a N on#en*a—- 

B u t ob bow y o u 'll 

lik e i t !

S T A R T S 
T O D A Y 
a t l l a . rn. 
C om a b e fo re

L 'l~ 25c mmkiw i

Thrill*!

Every m inute of thi* Bayard 
Veiner .faire mystery play hold* 
you fascin a ted ! At last a m ys­
tery y«m!l not ga*** until tho 
final eiimax I An M-G-M AU 
Talking Picture—

W ith

Conrad Nagel

 

and Leila Hyams
 A D D E D------
T h* L a s t C ollegian*: 
" G ra d u a tio n D ace" 
O th e r U n its

F ir st S h o w in g in T e x a s 
Friday M idnite P review
F lo re n x Z ie g fe ld ’s

Glorifying the American 
Girl”

T H E C A M P U S

a r EVELYN CALHOUN

Dorothy Fentress of Waco and 
Ralph Richardson Brown of Dal­
las, both graduates of th e Uni­
versity, will be married in Waco 
Friday, December 6, at the home 
of the bride. Miss F entress was 
a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority 
and Mr. Brown was a member of 
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity.

Included in the bridal party 
will be Mrs. Harlan Fentress, sis­
ter-in-law of the bride, Misses 
Blomeyer, Eugenia Nash, Evelyn 
Gay, Eiiabeth McKennon, Edith 
Seley, 
and Messrs. M a r v i n 
Brown, Harlan M. Fentress, 
Charles W ebster, 
Jack Webster, 
R upert H arkrider, Sam Gamhan,
Frank Ye Which, and Jack Foster. 
* * *

Club Gives Bridge 
P a rty for Faculty

A bridge entertainm ent for the 
women of the faculty and 
their 
guests will be given at 8 o’clock 
Friday, December 6, a t the Uni­
versity Faculty Women’s Club, 
on 
210 Whitis. The com m ittej 
entertainm ent 
the 
consists of 
Misses Evelyn Carrington, chair­
man, Annn Hiss, Calhoun Harris, 
Lorena Baker, Polly Crawford, 
and Jean Granger.

Reservations may be bad 

by 
calling Louise W right at the club, 
it was announced.

F IT Z G E R A L D R E C O V E R S
Dr. J. Anderson Fitzgerald, 
dean of the School of Business 
Adm inistzration, was ill Tuesday 
and was unable to m eet classes. 
He will re tu rn to his classes 
to­
day.

Ooy!

An old fashioned Chicken Din­
ner with hot biscuits.—Just like 
m other cooks 
it a t home.— 
Drive out for your next dinner 
party.

Green Lantern
Ona Mila Out on Oak HUI Bead 
Phone 2-2447

S O C IA L C A L E N D A R 
F rid a y , D ecem b er 6

"T " Association 

a t 
Austin Country Club from 9 to 
I. 

(Inform al.)

dance 

Mr?. C. F. Dunlap— Dance 
a t Driskill Hotel from 9 to 12. 
(Inform al.)

Grace Hall dance a t Grace 

Hall from 9-12. (Inform al.)
S a tu rd a y , D ecem b er 7

Alpha Epsilon Phi house 
(Infor­

dance from 9 to 12. 
mal.)

All-University dance, Wom­

an ’s Gymnasium, from 9-12.

C ornelia G regory 
H onored at Dance

A debut dance honoring Miss 
Cornelia Gregory, graduate of the 
University, was held Monday 
night a t 9 o’clock a t the River 
Oaks Country Club of Houston. 
Miss Gregory is the daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W att Greg­
ory of Houston. The dance was 
attended by Houston debutantes 
and by many University 
stu­
dents.

Miss Gregory received her de­
last 
gree from the University 
June. While 
in the University, 
she was a member of Pi Beta Phi 
sorority and was president of the 
local chapter in 1929.

She also was a member of Nu 
Upsilon Tau Tau, honorary fra 
ternity for women, and of Omi­
cron Nu, home economics organi 
zation. 
of 
Cap and Gown, organization for 
and was 
senior girls, in 1929, 
in 
elected 
1929.

to Phi Beta Kappa 

She was president 

* * *

Thomas Fay visited in Wichita 
Falls and B urkburnett during the 
holidays.

Announcement has been made 
of the engagement and approach- j 
ing m arriage December IO 
of 
to Jack Eubank 
Elizabeth Rice 
Finks. The wedding is to 
take 
place a t the University Methodist 
Church. Both the groom and the
bride-to-be are ex-students. ^

* * •

D unlap s W ill H old 
D ance Decem ber 6

Mrs. F. C. Dunlap will honor 
th e girls of her boarding house 
with an annual dance Friday night 
from 9 to I o’clock in tho crystal 
ballroon 
of the Driskill Hotel 
Steve G ardner’s orchestra will 
play.

Chaperons for tho evening will 
be Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Keller, Mr. 
and Mrs. E. R. Pedigo, Miss Ruby 
Terrill, Mrs. Frances Goldbeek, 
Miss Dorothy Gebauer, Mrs. E. L. 
Faulkner, and Mrs. Anay Dabney.

Mary Louise Staley of S. R. D. 
spent the holidays at her home in 
Wichita Falls.

en-
Tau Delta Phi fratern ity 
tertained Monday with an infor­
mal dinner a t the chapter house 
in honor of Dr. Louis Wolsey, vis­
Philadelphia. 
iting Rabbi from 
Other guests fo r the dinner were 
Rabbi 
Jacob Wienstein, Rabbi 
W alter Peiser, Rabbi David Zie- 
lonka, and Dr. H. J. E ttlinger.

Dr. Piecer of Baton Rouge, La,, 
and Dr. Zielonka are both Tau 
Delta from Kappa 
in 
Cincinnati.

chapter 

Graduate Students

Pictures for th e gradu­

ate section o f th e 1930 

Cactus are n ow being 

taken. 

Appointm ent*

can be m ade at B. H all 
119.

CLEARANCE SALE

of
Fall and Winter Dresses

S m art . Individual . C harm ing

Dresses to $12.50,
Now ........ ..... ........

$4.95

Dresses to $19.75, 
Now ------------------

$7.95

Dresser to $29.75, 
Now ____________

$11.95

Come Early

Don’t W ait

J[ / Off Coats 

Q 
/ X j 

and
•
RT-* 
Evening
Dresses

Regular $8.95,
 ___
 
N o w 

L A S T D A Y
W EDNESDAY

SALE

The Remainder of 800 Pairs
N ew Shoes

AH Sizes— A ll W idths

All
Six
D ollar 
Shoes A t

Or bring a friend and buy tw o pairs for $8.00

Vie

I

SLIPPER SHOP

P e r f e c t Shoes a — P e r fe c t- Fibbing
IQI L Sixth -O n e door off Congress

E L e a k f a s t 

chockful 01

energy— Shredded Wheat. Every 

food e le m e n t— in Nature’s own 

proportions. Contributes direct* 

ly to health, vigor and w e llb e in g . 

Shredded Wheat, once a day or 

oftener^ is an excellent habit.

Shredded
Whea

t h e b r a n

A l l 

• ■ - r .f:. ' '■ 

' ■ ,* t;‘

......

■
OVER

the H ILLS...

and far away!
Holidays nearing— days and nights 
full 
with engagements. No time for a motor to 
get off its feed, because every minute 
counts. So fill up your tank with

h u m b le B H H B I 

M a ft& so u N E

and flash away. Over the hills or over the 
plains, it’s all the same to your motor when 
Flashlike Gasoline is in your fuel 
tank. 
Flashlike starting, flashlike pick-up, flash- 
like speed are yours a t the touch of your 
foot on the accelerator. Old car or new, 
Humble Flashlike Gasoline gives it speed, 
power, pep, and sparkle.

U h can buv •* v k w r f r you ara 
the /tum ble Sign

tumble Oil & Refining Company

 IAROLD TEEN—THE BIG MOMENT

WEDNESDAY, DECrMEiT.R^lgag.

i ■mipMPn

CmIoEAp I I OO MOPE HANOLD 
HASN'T l e c t coct TH® STAD UM-.
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______ __ -— *

THE «e*M&{ 

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thing UNPLEASANT 6CTw£ € m US
AMD JOST OO OOT ANO WIN THAT 
r ^ v e TODA** 'OR MOUG I.AN16S
LETTUCE J

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A‘AE US CAM | PE Mg POO WI? HE'S TM WfloLE
t e a m - AwvwAv(S,lsPto!S& \ kin w a l k 
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— ;------ i t ^ t r T TOI r

r o t t e r ! r o t t e r /
THAT'S WHAT I AM — I 
rdUOT h + ^ a - AMD MOU)
“to SOOAREl MWSElP
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m m m v f a l the U » i-.« tit» of Te*a*. * « • 
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Entered aa •*#.**41 rime nsattea ast La*
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po#ti.-®?# At Astite.
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 I • V * sSI w I

By DAN C. FOWI,ER

1. Mer# Iinr*ati*atk»**«,
2. Tass* Raceiva* S4.S4S.S30
3. Celina and RamIi .
4 
5. British Delegate*.

.Sr»v*r«4*n« Visit Pop*.

By ALEX MURPHREE

OUR FIRST XMAS SONG 

Tis*- Retrain! Wa* Terrible

M"rf y Chi Int ma.*!. Sarita C laus, 

Tis the Y uletide SfAson 

W ith T urkey D»r the inr.f i mar, 

*cf Ca a-ss 
Jeff

Th**?#- 
fc.eU* /

Stair
Sport?: Pf** -wm-i— -
Society: Ohfi- 

IhRrwiF- 

knaiK, 

Joaephiw* Barbs?.

.... .
RH*. Fe *»•*•* 8fr»*a

^ 

Vet - *#»•<• k-portnre 
Its* -In Fleetwood flora M** FarUW,

Bela CIU ta*. n#*i
nif.gksrr . *1 I * Wi

t u e s d a y n ig h t s t a f f

Issue Editor 1 ' 

Calvin C. H offm an 
Em m a 
.Sophy Hardin 
David Phelan 

lh H a il. 

... A ssistant
N igh t R e p o r ts 
N igh t Reporter

New Students’ Dance
MUCH n ested factor

| | K f *Rll5FENT A TI V K Tinkham \*

And m istletftc fo r teamin'.

And i'.-od Faint Nick who shakes

,jt m; the ! nato 

W henever he doth laugh 

»» 
lobby !n- 
"Mitigating commute© to “ unmask 
the tthief<m^hle political uttivltiew 
, f the bourd o f tem perance o f the 
||eth<Nflst Episcopal Church and 
t ti© Federal Council o f C hnrchef.”
He ^aya that alleged attem pts t<> 
In fluence l**gt#l*th»n would “ So* Whet n eed s th'* resolution
< vltably b ad to the destruction of '■ j*0 pttsh this festiv e season to 
TeR flon, w ith its b en eficien t inhi-i The logical conclusion, 
biform noon human conduct, and
therefore 

\ Tt,\ m istletoe to aid the sw ain 

As he is fore and a f .

Ah lung he is from port to star 

rem it in I«wlw*- A"d 'H rirtm .. r if t , from you to
them

and crim e, in «ocial chaos an

ultimately in revolution.’*

Under Herr ct ary Hyde’s 

ap

p iftionment among the state* of 
a Hid of * 7 3 ,J 2 5 .0 0 0 as Federal
roads, 
md 
T exas will receive 
largi st 
a m eant with sn allotm ent of $4,-

to r construction 

o f 
the 

——----- 

in th e I n iv c rslty t 

state* was madf* f>n the ba-is of 
dr i, pct live arca , populations,

md mileage* of post mads.
 

, 
reported (hat other power* j 

d en ts 
th e Hcht'dulrd 
i,e su p p lied 
new M udont’ dance 
U > In- 
given at th e W om an’s Gym* 
na hum Friday, December IS. 
In an in stitu tio n a s targe anc) 
an com plex its th e U n iv e r sity 
nome m ea na m uat Im* provided 
to d evelop th e .soda! life of
th o new s t u d e n t s . T h e p r o -' pact and appealing to them 
p i m d f a m e w ill h e lp S u p p ly m aintain peat*, . Foreign Seer*
th a t n e e d . 

of the Kellogg-Briand peace pact
are following the example o f the j 
Fritted Rta tef, Great Britain, and 
f rance 
in sending n otes to the 
Russian and Chintze Government*
recalling their ob ligations to the* 
ic 

f r y II- 

It

J S o c ia l a f f a i r s a r c p io n i t a l 

-nom « t f Mondo, that «- g * « » * “
ta te o f I 
i e th.- . x l t . D« o f a r u l e « f 

( 

w 

^ u* * w as nick today though. 

,

*'

, “** ' ,rm *

ERF Kl). 
' 

. att | Sun- enoun
K 
In Zoo lab we had to
I hat** the nasty
I,(.ll . And
" ' em r.icht in
I tell you I sure
an EAR EV 

BIRI).

R amra y

t h e y I war, I can only say that as far as nur 

For the find, time since 1870, 
the Italian sovereigns will visit the 
Pope Than day. Since the Pope 
became th** prisoner of the V ati­
can, no king of Italy ha gone to J 
sec hun or ban even seen him

a t t h e U n i v e r s i t y , b u t 
do not se e m to fill th a t plai t! j I know n d th tr th . C h lr » « » » r ,
lh, Soviet Kovernment, h.ve iii 
in the n<*w studftiiVs life thnt 
futm-d a„y Other (tnvernment tta t I m«« «""K' anyway 
they :-.h')uld. The rea.'^on* an* 
they i onaidrr them:.,rive. a t *»r." »h*>*» » » » 
apparent. New studeiitH do' 
front of me. 
not feel r * fret* ttllnglifig with] 
I was glad I wasn’t 
the older ntudenU an they] 
would amonp students t h a I 
they knew to be a * new to the 
University tm they are thern- 
rtelveg. Tri attending the new 
student** dance they will he 
sigfsoriatinK with people whose 
ifltere.^ti are identical with 
their own, This will form a 
beni* for closer acquaintance.
Student* cannot develop the
. 
.
Ir n p 'T sch o o l ' p in t in- rn' r e ly 
attending class#*. They m ust;,, 
get into the hock.I life of the 
sch o o l. 
9 6chi>oi a re born when 
HChooi Completely 
Tipods and deair en of tho st u- 
dent. 
It is ii.sc*lens to point I
out th a t so c ia l contactq should I 
bt* provided at <c|)ooU and the 
coming dance w in hop the b e-] 8*tty <>f wine •onsin on “What kind 
ginning cd 
c o n ta c ts 
throughout achoo] lif e . 

.- 
Tuea*lay that the B ritish iletega- 
i Urn to th** five-power naval con -, 
, 
ference in London next month will > 
 of Premier MueOon- 

of
j state for india. Announcement 
n<iv*al experts will be made 

fr ie n d s h ip a a n d of girl# do eo llig e men like U )jThp 

th a t w ill c o n tin u o date, and if so, why do they ai- 

way* go out with th** other kind,*’ At sef,in(r 

th„ admiralty; and thr U"K**C*’ “ ' ” *• 

,, 
Mm Donald am *.*inc«* ! 1 

ty to Wedrew-ooi! Benn, ancre t a , / 

^ questionnaire appearing 

fills the I 0|> 

. he compos 

.Spirit tiio 

faces green 

,„,,t ,„rd 

j WPOM

Arthl|r 

.
.
h*

in j 

.j 

, 

, 

. 

.

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.

.

.

, 

,

And I went down town this a ft­
that HOT

take up 

ernoon to 
K UECK and w e were 

oft 

Street Cai* 
for home
starting 
when I saw .loan Crawford was
and
i playing in “The Untamed” 
„
-Y “ 
so we got 
tried to get
of I and I 
a check cashed and COULDN’T
So

„ .j an*! we di*ln t have a DlMr.
,

.

 

,,, , . ,, ■ 
t

“ “u p . ut

„ , . Bdrnu)n, fortlftn J«»» CRUSHED to the EARTH.
Alhl.r, y A|„ „ „ ,u.r- T v co* my -hoe,, off now ,m n*

OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY 

N o . 4 - —T h e E n g i n e e r i n g S t u d *

the Daily Cardinal of th** I ’n iver-; Whon yesterday I sang of Law*,

Yours,

BETTY

Engineer# did 

laugh their
»

th,. brum o f this,

of w*hat

now grown

The Wisconsin

co-ed# answer i In

... store for them,
quite overbold.

our j,piten#
nttle recked Hwy 
Fate did hold

T h o se in charge o f the af- report# that a girl, in ord r to be j 
f a i r a rc to 1>* c o n g r a tu la te d popului must not amoke, drink, or 
on th eir decision to keep the ] neck.
p r ic e o f a d m is s io n a t th e lo w - 
. 
(Slit po:* TD de l€Vet. Tnt're are that men do not seem to know*; 
many students in t h e U aiv er-1 w hat they want. “ lf a girl acts! An E ngineer is adept at all tools 
s ity vvh o s e f in a n c e s w ill nofcU weet and simple, she ta too naive. I lk wo,-]d begirt with Hines and 
perm it much entertainm ent, If #h<* is sophisticated, they think; 
but all tho new students that 
if 
is throwing the dog, aril 
she tries being just natural, . he is 
can possibly afford it should! 
be present a t the dance. 
If 
tumid*! od prosaic, one said. 
new students bo not attend 
the 
any other a ffa ir during 
Official Notice
year, they should lie p re sell 
a t the nev 
,« adentV dance 
Men students Interested in o f­
where they may become ae-
ficiating at intramural basketball
fp ia in te d w ith th* * pimp Ie w it.hj g am<.. make application at the in- 
\vh*!irt tp i v u iv to In* J ta so ci-, tramutal office before Thursday, 
‘'ted th r o n g h m it th e ir s tu d e n t December 5. O fficials will be pr.id
'“U 

And frowns upon ungeometric us. 
But we return the fellow glare 

chanician.
On Math he 
Calculus—

j g 0 homely that he wonders why

He know a far more than any me­

Of turbines, deisel engines, ten­

j at the rat* of $1 per gam**.

thrives— and even 

w{t fc glidj. rules

athletes only

he*# lonely.

sio n —

he 

- a 

 

 

Chi Upsilon Plans 

p. M. W H ITA K ER ,

Intram u ral D irecter.

for glare 

Who doesn’t know steel-shaving* 

from curled-hair.

For Nationalization

Plans for nationalization were

AU bus - e rn administration stu­
dents who are candidates for de­
grees tim coming June and who 
ignod both their degree
have not 
discussed at. the regular m eeting and diploma cards, are requested
do
it once, so that the list
of Cb! Upsilon, honorary geology 
At
<i grin* candidate# may be made 
fraternity for women, held a l tho 
complete,
home of Mrs. Robert 
Monday.

J. A. FITZGERALD,

ii. Cuyler] 

E P I T A P H N o . 2 7

H E R E L I E S p o o r S a m 

A n d n o w w e a r e b e r e f t . 

T h e f e l l o w s t a y e d

T o o lorn? b e f o r e h e ’ e f t .

Little Theater

Orange Jackets 

Plan for Party 

H ildebrand C lub 

Discuss Case 

 
Changes arere made in the cen

 

 

stitution of the Orange Jackets, 
honorary organisation for 
ta r I ftt the m eeting Tueaday 

A breach of promise suit wan

the feature 

at the m eeting ^ 'n 

Aspiring Scribes—
(Continued From Page I)

(departm en t o f E nglish 

is to be
held. You had expected to 
in­
terview Dr. Benedict or Cordy
or

with life in general and English 
instructors in particular. Indeed, 
you certainly can appreciate how 
the tired working mans feels at 
curfew!

 -------------o........... .....

B ureau D istributes

Rut few from them to you 
And ti one of them are paid 

yet.

One each one something due.

And if with Christmas *entimentM 

You find you djHagree 

Just hang your fool objections 
Upon your Christmas tree.

LOVE ANO XXXXX S

Dearest M um sy—

I don’t know WHEN I’ve ever
n thr A j r I'm

g0 colfi 

Society. A jury was selected. 

Margaret l-hiUip-, »-,ll take th- • 

girl*, day nh'ht of the Hildebrand k®w ‘ |jrown or Governor Moody 
after 
j noon, stated Antoinette Bracher,
i pi i bident. A financial report of
I the organisation, including a com- 
I plete iwicount of 
sandwich 
I sales on th** special trains to A. 
& NL, was given by Josephine Cor*
I nor, 
a 
Christ man banquet which will be 
given before the Christmas holi­
days, were discussed.
A group picture 

your
your lips
economic conditions in Texas a nd; 1 
disappointment.
the Southwest, is being distribut
The society will not meat next However, you hasten to the Co- 
AAAnnfatin# tin at ii CH TI IT 
cd by the Bureau of Business R e-1 are cooperating In staging 
Monday on account of the annual O p, p rovid e yourself with an of- 
law banquet which will be h*ld|ftc**l looking notebook and a HPe" I search. The publication has a cir- J dance, which has been set 
that night. A later announcement | cia! 
r e p o r t e r ’s p e n c i l , You 
- **------l ----------------i 
 
will be made for the -late of the -trai«hte., your tie aud comb your
In all books, the success- 10wns>

part of the plaintiff, while bingle-
ton Morris w ill U k e the p art 
the defendant. The case will be, heart beating loudly, 
continued at the next meeting. 

Business M agazine

i 
I the University 

The Texas Business Review, a 

o f I « « m in g ly calm , b o t w ith 

600 in the other states,

somebody eLse important.

Some seventy-five 

in 383 Texas j Christmas Eve, December 2 4

„„ j j president, announced Tuesday, 

monthly summary of business and Thursday night, Allwyn Cooper,

.students of
from Galveston
t Kp
the
for 

. 
(hair. 

out of the 

] quivering

secretary. 

of 4 000 

Flams 

office,

with 

for 

the 

of 

rf 

* 

.

.

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fui one js always careful of his j and 50 in six foreign countries.

fifteen 
members of tbs Orange Jackets 
taken
1 in complete uniform was 

meet,nK' 

talking ab out; not my em otional j ^ a d a y f or th,, 193O C actus.
state, Austin may be the Funny j 
Fouth to som e folks but i f s the 
old NORTH FORK to me. The 
sun carn** out today though 
and j 
I sort of T H A W E D me out, if you

I appearance. At length, you are
204 APPLY FOR DEGREES 
for business! You swell
DENTON, Dec. 3#— A total of with the feeling of your own im-
204 seniors at the Texas State ; P°rtance. 
.
First you look all over Gam*
ljRVJ
CoUeg*. for Women 
have applic'l for degrees to be Building, and Education Building 
conferred in June. 
1 for the man’s office, and, when,
Enrollment in th.* department conferred rn June. 
j for the m ans mn ce, an., 
is the after an hou rs search, you fin* !y J practice 
The numbcfr 
in the Urn*] 

Slavonic L anguage

Roll Reaches 35

Ha}lj Mft.n BuMingf 

fC. I. A. ) , 

to apply 

w n e n ,;, 

ready 

„ 

REBUKES APPLAUSE

Philadelphia.— During a recent 

program of the Philadelphia Or­
Stokowski, di­
chestra, Leopold 
rector o f the orchestra paused 
to 
request his audience that it con*
Ug M e d ie v a l”

■ 

Ult s. N Of . c«*«*ifft. »*».
I, lh. ch«tf> i- WK.

C .tote at.

Galveston Club W ill

Select Orchestra

Definite arrangements for an 
orchestra to play for their an­
nual Christmas dance will be 
made by 
the Texas-Galveston 
Club at a meeting t be held in 
Main Building 172 at 7 o’clock1'

ever to request degrees at locate it, 

o f Slavonic languug**s 
.151 largest 
versity has reached a total of 
students, Dr. Eduard Micek, as-o* ^ ,iny on(, 
i«„ f — - — 
cia ie professor of Slavonic 
have applied for bachelor of Bd-1 b t y o u ^ p tim is tic and 
guages, ha** announced. Of the** 
.n e e d ecree,. 48 for bm'hclor of m,no,I reporter that you • ■ ? - « * 
36, tw enty are new students. Four 
yourself down out,(de hn door to 
arts, and 5 for bachelor of music 
courses in Cxech are given in th** 
by 
wait, thinking that maybe, 
degrees. 'I ne vocational home eco­
University this year, including be 
nomics group is the most popular,
intermediate 
Czech. 
ginner A 
reading and with 44 landidates for graduation. 
third-year 
Czech, 
a 
a 
composition and 

in For the first time, d e , . , rn* will besand a half hour,. Then h r u .h « . 
in

,ht; ^ar , ,° n *L_ >,,.l 
i not be there for two hours y e t , , 
deter- , 

KV, r ____ chance, he might come in 

Of this group, 151 
- 

»au* norm*** ruup i- 

l^ut k*’ ^ H sn 

rn u k e 
course 

l not m . 

n ac 

u I 

e 

, 

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of ciapping. hands,
“This strange beating together
T.l* : of hands,” he said, “has no mean-

, 

To me * 18 velJ f , 
We try to make sounds like music,
the„ in b e tv K n come5 this
(,rilicjl.
am 

. . . 

. .
^

, a *

sooner. ( in* y ° u* 

tom. 

1 am ^ l c i z m g a cus­
^
I don’t know where it orig-
( inated, but probably back in some

^

 jn meJi„ al ,lays.

the | teitech bii'rature of the F.i,hteenth. | conferred upon Bt t l c w in ( libr* ^ j h a y ^ ^ c h a ' e him 'through Vhc- 

Nineteenth and Twentieth cento- science, 
ries, the latter offered for 
first time this year. 

I grees.

tho this course 

have as

Red 

for d e -S hall till you finally pounce upon 
him, year breath being left some­
where en route. You ply him with I
! the questions you nuvc ow n 

— — 

-o—
c l ASS ROLL GROWS

Enrollment 

ing about for those two and a half 
in the department hours, and he, never taking his 

There are 34 scholar-hip# avail- 
able for students who wish to take 
These may be
courses in Czech, 
obtained regardless of whether or 
not th** applicant is of Czech ori­
gin. They are valued at $30 each 
and aru offered by various Czech 
organizations and individual 
in 
order to promote th** study of the 
language. 

,

of architecture has increased 18 I eyes from the paper he is read
per cent over last year. T he to­
tal enrollment last year was 18‘J. 
This year the enrollment 
is 216. 
Every class is crowded, sections 
had to be split, and in some cases 
the same class is given in two d if­
ferent rooms. There has been no 
increase in the faculty in the past 
two years, stated T. U. Taylor,
S h e p p a r d F e a t u r e ‘•t‘an of the College of Engineer-
mg.

ing, answers you in exactly three 
monosyllables; 
s a y s 
“Pardon me,” and hurries away.
You drag yourself back to The 
your article. 
Texan office, type 
an­
which process takes almost 
other article, and 
it. 
Your story is but four and a half 
lines long.

look over 

then he 

Try as you might, 

it refuses 
to be stretched out a bit longer. 
You carefully* put it on the desk I

The total enrollment in the Col­

E d w a r d s S y n d i c a t e s

lege o f Engineering has increased J and limp out. 5 ou are complete­
ly per cent over last year, Dean I ly fagged out; in fact, you have ; 
Taylor stated. 

i lost weight. You are disgusted

Rcminiscing of 

the time when 
Morris Sheppard was a student in 
th** University, and how curtain 
o f his view# regarding the ques­
tion of prohibition were formed, 
in a part of a syndicated article 
by Fraser Edwards for the Uni­
versal Press.

have been th in k -1 by rf»PPi'’« h“ <is-"

rebuk* nobody. But I want
you to think this over and later in 
the season decide whether you 
want to show your appreciation

He concluded, bowed slightly, I

and his audience returned thun­
derous applause.

Graduate Students

Texas.

Pictures for the gradu­

ate section of the 1930 

119.

Cactus are now being 

taken. 

A ppointm ents

can be m ade at B. Hall 
119.

Preliminary plans for distribu-
tion of bids to the dance will be 
made at the m eeting Thursday 
and all members who wish their 
bids are expected to be present, 
it was stated.

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SEVEN IN HOSPITALS

Seven names were on the hos­
pital lists Tuesday. Those listed 
at St. David’s Hospital were Curtis 
Beaty, Joe Boyer, Hazel Beckham, 
and Russell Sparenburg. 
Stu­
dents reported 
ill at Seton In- 
firmacy wore Fritz Sorrell, Mary 
Hurley and Francis Clark.

Campus

Organizations

A rrangem ents must be 

m ade now for your re­

presentation in the 1930 

Cactus, 

the Book of 

Y o u r representative 

should call at B. H all 

The 1930 Cactus

Fe* ling that it would be a boon 
to student# and other members of 
the human race if he would, and
fta jr on chest lurpasscd Uy | could, arrange things in such a
way that the need of ice water, 
headache powders, and “dog hair” 
treatm ent would no 
longer be 
necessary, Mr. Sheppard began his 
crusade against ail intoxicants.

Relentlessly pursuing his ideal 
o f making tho “ morning after” 
more pleasant and comfortable, 
Mr* Sheppard succeeded with aid 
from the Anti-Saloon League and 
the W.C.T.U. 
the 
Eighteenth Amendment written in 
of the United 

in having 

j the Constitution 
I States.

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EINSTEIN HONORED
PARIS.- Tho University 

of 
Paris recently 
upon 
Professor Albert Einstein, he of 
th© relativity, 
of 
Doctor o f Noaovts Causa.

the degrees 

bestowed 

Other foreign scholars to 

he 
so honored by the French univer­
sity are as follows:

Classified Ad Section

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DRESSMAKING

GOOD hom®-eook#d m«ibi. thr#« ntesk * 
day $25 'Hi; 2 meal* a day *20.00. 190*

Na*ec« Street, Phone 2- 0*249.

NICK room for two b oys, heat f a m is h ­
ed. Meals Barvell « t reasonable raw. 

1811 Colorado. Phone 69* 7.

MRS. KELLIE LEE, University 
dress maker, dress making, al­
terations, impairing coats, hem­
stitching. 
San Antonio. 
Phone 3285.

2402 

BUSINESS SERVICE

W E pay the highest price* for ca#t-off 
cloth in g and sh oes. Ginaburg, 407 Eas* 

nth St.. P hone 8717 .

CLA U D E UA TO !>r#H.nl this ad the Cactus 
Pressing Shop to get a suit pressed free.

FIRST C LA S* DRESSMAKING— A ltera­
tions, S a tisfa ctio n Guaranteed. Mrs. 

F oyil. Phone 76 5 6.

Th# 

order. 

LADIKS d resses designed and made to
that 
individual 
make them d ifferen t. Se# MiVs Sm ith at 
th# Mabel Ganna way Shop. 716 C ongress 
Ave. Phone # 3 6 2 .

touche# 

ROASTED PEANUTS 
POPCORN 
NONE It ETTER

W A N TED

LOST & FO U N D

W ANTED— Tham es and th eses to tyi>«.
Private instruction in typ ew ritin g and 
in U n i­

former a ss ista n t 

shorthand by 
v ersity . Dial 9 9 **.

WTLL th# gentlem an who took the wronx 
overcoat at W om an’s ftuJdinjc Friday 
I'hoae 

i t t Cecil Butler. 

nigh t return 
4828.

Business Directory

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O ffice hour* from 2 p. na. to 7 p. rn. 
Other hours by appointm ent only 
Tea year* in A ustin

YOUR Photography by Elliott**. 

In tro­
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Paul M. H argi*. Phono 2 -3 8 9 3 
1012 W. 30th Street.
APARTM ENTS FOR R E N T ] » ^ $ ^ ~ &6*2* 

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QUICK RELIEF

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subject, 
ro a ch in g in ail brunette* by e*- 
pert*. F ir st cla ss typing of paper# and 
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S treet. 

. 

HJGHFJ5T ?**h pries* paid 

for *econd 
hxtu! clothing *od shoe*. W# buy *nd
t»P - A. Swart*. 417 K**t 6th, Phone 1762 {

ROOMS FOR RENT

BOY'S ROOM for rent chimp, el so board.
very r#a-suable. Good home cooked 
f f i l Rio Grande. P hene 2—6227.

meal*, 

TY PING

room s, 

APARTM ENT FOR RENT — T wo 

large 
sleeping porch 318.00— water 
and light* furnished. TIS W est 2 2 tx St. 
Phone * 518.

FOR RENT

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R ent, repnlr— Buy, se ll all make*.

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CHRISTMAS
SUGGESTIONS

Dentist 
•12 Norwood Bldg. 
P h o n e 2 - 3 6 1 3

DRS. LYN N A LY N N 

Dental Surgeon* 

IS I S Norwood] Bldg.

TAILOR SHOPS

to CENTS 
AT T H * W EST END 
W in C l o u and Preea • S n it

Free* Snit and Pair of PaaA# 
PHON* MIS

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GREETINGS
from
W HITE, WILCOX. TAYLOR 
A GARDNER

1466 Norwood PJdg. 
A ttorneya-at-L aw 

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6 1 # 1 -2 C ongress
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Phono 7741

soft San Marco* Sh

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typed- Thoroughly experienced. Refer- 
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Bird and Poultry Supplies.

expertly typed. Kx rte n e need. I 

rustotnary. Cecil Butler. Phone BRIDGE Slippers f make an 
2194 N uect* S treet. 

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BEAUTY PARLOR

BLUR BONNETT BE A U TY SHOP 
Shampoo set< 4l.<6 9 — F lair ‘ora*8* 59# 
P#*-ma#.#nt wave-* *7,59 end ITO

Phone 2 -3 9 4 3 1493 L avaca S treet, Phono 67CS*

A history o f Alpha chapter at 
given 
Oklahoma University was 
grand 
by Mr*. F. M. Bullard, 
president. Mrn, Bullard was 
a 
charter member or Alpha chap­
ter. A history of beta chapter 

at the U niversity WM rive® by a 
charter member, Mr*. T. B. May- ! 
ha!!.

Members present at the moot-' 
mg wen* Mrs. F. B. Plummer, 
Mrs. Y.. II. Bellbird#, Mrs. Robert I 
IL Cuyler, Mrs. F. M. Bullard, 
Mrs. T. B, May hall, Mr*. L. S. * 
B r o w n , Mrs. F. L. W hitney,' 
Misses Anna 
Whitney, Esther McClung, 
Gertrude Bordel.

Eitnonc , Marion 
and 

The next regular m eeting 

luau of the School of Busine** 
Administration.

AU men Pf the School of Busi- j 

A dmini tti at ion who are in - 1 The Austin Little Theater w ill. 

n 
ti rc.-ite*! in playing basketball, will j present It* second play of 
meet this Wednesday night from 
ti to 0 DO o'clock in the freshman December 9, IO, anti l l at 
gym na luna, 

To Give Play

Edward Jenks, English jurist; 
of Lausanne; 
Dr. Cesar Roux 
, , t
„m 
Professor Ignace Moscicki. presi-
o f Poland. tnd Franz Cu_ 
The Polish 
“ Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh, I pr#«4de»t wa# unable to attend the
political

* ceremonies because of

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MANAGER.

The Racquet Club will hold 
the 
their regular m eeting on 
Twenty-fourth Street court# this 
Wad Heyday afternoon at 5 o’clock. 
. MARGARET KIHKN'ER,

Turtle Club will hold a regu- 
{!&r meeting at 5 o’eloek Uu# Wed- 
of Benday afternoon in the W’oman’s 

gerrundc Hall, 1607 San Jacinto 
Street, J u n e s IT. Parke, director 
of the Little Theater playa, stated 
T ueaday.

is 

‘ Mrs. BumpKtead-Leigh” 

a 
three-act comedy. The actors are 
Ellwood Griseom, chairman of the 
speaking; 
departm ent of public 
Spoil jo t. Daisy Gilbert, Ed Barlow, Allan 
Shivers, Helen Glasscock, Mrs, 
Dave Reed, Tom Green, Claude 
Voyles, Mr#. Maxtyn E lliot, Jo*, 
J. L. 
sephine Thais, 
for 
litc h a tf. The scenic artist 
the play is Ben Dailey, Austin 
architect.

and Mr#. 

Sponsor.

Graduate Students

Pictures for the gradu­

ate section of the 1930 

Cactus are now being 

taken. 

Appointm ents

can be m ade at B. Hall 
119.

\

the ftervrnffy will he held H or- , Building pooh 
nay, January 6, ’a t ‘4h(.* Lome of* 
Hrs- C. E. Cook. 

* JANET WOOD,

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±\ NOTHER Christmas-time is here! Another season of good 
cheer, of joyous giving, and of happiness.

THE DAILY TEXAN
YOUR PAPER

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

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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1929.

s s

Pre-Meds Elect 
Two to Society 

Mineral Lease 

Offered for Sale

in both sales ag g re g a tin g approx
innately 8,000 
m ately 4.000 

acres. A pproxi­
acres have been 

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Students Plan 
Organization Of 
Rho Chi Chapter

P t n n o a o u t ic k l 

H o n o r a r y 

S o c i e t y F o u n d e d 
In 1912

and graduates of the 
W ^ g m ity College of Pharmacy 
a / e planning the organisation of a 
focal chapter of Rho Chs, honorary 
society fo r pfaurmaeist*, L. W 
Skhieu**-, instructor in th* College 
of Pharmacy, announced Tues­
day.

"T he petition for the • -tablish- 
m ent of a chapter of Rho Chi 
in 
A ustin ar as favorably pawed upon 
try tile national council a t Ann A r­
tush, Mich., O ctober 22, A mem* 
fear of th at body will be sent fo r­
m ally to install the chap ter when a 
d ate convenient to the out-of-town 
auim ni, who are am ong the orig­
he agreed 
inal petitioners, 
Upon,” Hr. Bch I* use raid.

can 

“ Rho Chi had its inception in 
lhOh when a group o f senior s tu ­
dents a t the U niversity of Michi­
gan College of Pharm acy organ* 
la cd a society to which they gave 
the name of Aristolochin- .Society, 
which was accepted as one of the 
Campus honor societies four year 
lite r .

in 

alumni m em bers 

"T he active in terest shown by 
th e 
the 
m onthly m eetings which were held 
d u rin g 1910 caused the members 
o f Urn A ristolochin Society 
to 
tak e steps to e .tab! lh oth er local 
ch ap ters and to convert the so­
ciety into a national organization, 
Rho Chi was chosen as a more d e ­
sirable nam e for the national o r­
ganization, and Ju n e 8, 1912, Al­
pha ch ap ter of Rho Chi wa* grant 
cd a c h a rte r by the S tate of Mich­
igan,

Girls’ Glee Club 
I 

Rehearses For 
Second Concert

Rehear Aals are being held 

by 
the Girls* Glee Club for th e sec­
ond concert to be given th is year, 
which will be presented a t F re d e r­
icksburg D ecem ber l l . A 
third 
concert will be held in Sm ithville 
December IS, and a fourth Ja n 
wary & a t the Auatin High School i 
Auditorium 

The club plan* to 
of South Texas 
M ar h 17-22, including Beaum ont 
I and Port A rthur. The Glee Club 
I is under the direction of G ilbert 
> E Schramm.

a to u r 

I make 

The first concert c f the year j 
was given at Elgin Monday, No- j 
vc rn ber 25, and was sponsored by 
the Elgin P a re n t-Tear he rV A**"-1 
j elation and the K iw anh Club, The ; 
Elgin C ourier printed Novem ber j 
2H 
the following com plim entary j 
w rite-up of the perform ance:

"The Girls* file?** Club of the 
U niversity of T exas, under the di- 
! reetion of G ilbert K. Schramm, j 
well-known m usician, appeared in 
concert at the High School audi* i 
torium last Monday evening at 8) 
o'clock, under the sponsorship of j 
the Elgin Parent Teacher ■’ Asso- 

’ elation.

''E specially outstanding on 

the 
program was Miss Mary Steg er,: 
'Song of the 
a ng 
soprano, who 
j Robin,* by A nna Case, followed by | 
an equally appreciated 
encore. 
VI is5* Steger*'? rendition was d e a r 

| arid unusually aw ed.

"Mi ss Adelaide Rogers, eontral- 
to, sang ‘My H e a rt at Thy Sw eet
Voice,* from 'Sam pson and Deli­
la h / by S aint Saenz. H er rich, 
full voice gave splendid and easy 
in terp retatio n to the difficu lt se­
lection.

Max V alier, notable G erm an 
ex p erim en ter in speed cars, Is 
shown in his latest creation— 
an auto which h propelled by

the escape of liquid a ir 
from 
shown 
containers. V alier 
ju s t a f te r the car had passed its 
be-
firs t successful test. He 

is 

iievea the new fo rce will create 
th e g u n ­
g re a te r speeds 
powder rockets he has h e re to ­
fore used.

th an 

University Dance-

(C ontinued from Page t)

of liquor/* it WH Mated. The o f­
fenders will be reported to 
the 
dean of stu d en t life who will take 
such action as the University re g ­
ulations dem and. Not only those 
present at the a in e e who a re un- 
influence of liquor will 
be taken 
in charge by o fficers, 
but anyone in the vicinity of the 
gymnasium who is under th e cf-
in 
in

i der the 

philosophy, "T he Q uest for C er­
tain ty /* adds to the p hilosopher’s 
= large n u m b er of books of a phil­
osophical n atu re.

Two books on psychology add­
ed are “ A Study of M ental Ac­
tiv ity /' lf. A. C a rr; and “ F u n d a ­
m entals o f O bjective Psychol­
o g y /’ J* F* Dashiell.

PRA CTICE ARCHERY

A practice to u rn a m e n t will be
the fe a tu re of th e Robin Hood
m eeting this W ednesday 
a fte r-
•
noon at 5 o’clock on th e archery 
field 
th e Doom 
House, Zeda LaCina, president, 
stated Tuesday. H ugh Y antis, 
in
coach, will in stru c t th e girls 
regular shooting.

a d ja c e n t 

to 

The biographical field has been 
enriched by "T he B iography of 
l a R. BL 
I by W . S. 
and M argie
I "H en ry th e Eighth*’ by f \ Hack- * V ineyard retu rned M onday from 
in
I 

th e Prince of Wales*'I 
a n d : 

Beaum ont where th ey visited 

Iren e Sanders 

1. Tow nsend, 

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"T he Gu d in C om pendium " is a Miss Sanders* home, 

It is likely th a t those who are 
pot stu d en ts in the U niversity anil 
who violate th e rule against d rin k ­
ing will be excluded from fu tu re
dances.

study on genealogy by G. C. We®
ver, 

list by “ In B lu ffla n d ," L.
I the 
Books on economics to be add* H aase; “ Lionhard E u le r Kin Bei- 
des
“ The | x v iii/’ O. Spics®; "Jo h an n es Cal­
vin,” IL H offm an; "L a Chanson 
de W illam e” edited by E. S. Ty- 
I ler; and "T he K ing W ho W as a 

ed are “ L abor and In tern atio n al- frag Zur G eistesgcschichte 
by L. L. I .Orwin; 
ism
Money Illusion” by Irving Fisher: 
this and "C o rp o rate E arn in g Pow er" 

rep resen ted 

on K in g /’ IL G. Wells.

is taking 
conditions are by W. L. ( ’rum.
is

L ite ra tu re 

When you are iir a hurry to make that 

8 o’clock class, drop by PETE’S 

PLACE for a quick breakfast.

O n e Egg 

H a w or B ac on 

B u t t e r e d Toast 

C o ffee 

30c

P E T E ’S P L A C E

Qui ck Del i ver y

Dial 2 - 30 1 4

‘You D o n ’t Wa i t on U* Mu c h ’’

" 'P relude in G Minor,* by Rach­
m aninoff, played by Mian Mildred i
Ktdd, Glee (*iub pianist, showed j feet* of liquor or has liquor 
taken 
brilliance 

interpretation* his possession will be 
charge, it was declared.

, 

"The colors attached to the sea!
. 
o f 
fchHa, h« explain,.!. 

th o m r , t t y o r , r o y .l blue and 

. . . 

The ch ap ter which will b , 

in 
stalled m Austin will be known a s;
Nu chapter, and will be the t h i r - 1 
tcen th in the U nited tSates.

lightly 

H , r „ £0„

» f 
J through light, easy touch and clear
and
tra e rfW ly play,.,I, w a . ,W i s t f u l .
-T he v*'*U v Co-Kd Q u artet, 
composed of well-blended voices, 
gave ‘Boat S o n g / by Cowen, and 
th a t ever-popular num ber, ‘Roses 
o f Picardy,’ by Haydn Wood.

“ The fe a tu re of 

The c h a rte r mem bers o f Nu 
chapter of Rho Chi will be 
as 
follows: C. C. Albers, ad ju n ct pro-
H U O , of pharm acy, U nlver.ity j 
Pharm acy, A ustin;
College of 
A ustin; Ennis A. Viereck, Jlous-
to n ; Elm er A. Richard, A lvin;; th(, skH w
E dw ard Alpha G ragnon, San An­
tonio ; Frank. C herry G uffin, Aus 
tin ; H arvey W agenfuher, New 
B raunfels, cx stu d en ts; and L. W.
Schleuse, in stru c to r in pharm acy
In t h . 
Pharm acy.

the program 
under the direction of Miss Ja n e t 
^ , [ , ved lh'..
m ore clas­
sical num bers with a bit of spicy
to 
er** a ta p dance by Miss I (ntt by stu d en ts a t 

The com m ittee 
step, not because
bad, bid because it desires to keep s 
this weekly so u a l function 
tirely free from criticism . 
com m ittee m em bers believe 
plnn outlined *vill prevent d rin k ­
the dances, 
j Sheppard, and a clever pianologue, Members of the dance com m ittee 
a r ,. a * follow s: Virgil Tillery,
j ‘Foolish Q u estio n s/ by Miss Flor 
, enc* W eymouth. The skit itself, J chairm an{ Bess Olsen, Byron Skel- 
, entitled ‘S ister M asons/ proved to ; lont Arm) Nowotny, and Miss Lula 
I be a very clever and unusual tak e ’ jy Bawley.

Coll. . . o f , o ff „„ th , B n d en t o rJc r Q[ 

e n ­
The i 
the I 

In tro d u cto ry 

U niversity 

num bers 

.f u n . 

Ma- j

. 

M embership in Rho Chi is lim­
ited to stu d en ts o f colleges th a t 
a re mem brs of the Am erican As­
sociation of Colleges of Pharm acy.

Kiowa Indian Art

Shown at C. I. A.

Spacial ta The ImHy Tampa*. >

. 

. 
“ r

DENTON, Dec. 9, W ater color
. . . 
P i n . . 
have been 
S ta te College 
and placed on display.

. 

Bom*.

"The selections sung by the en-
tire Glee Club showed excellent 
tra in in g and quality in the c a re ­
fully blended voices and melodies. 
The following num bers were giv­
en : ‘In the Deeps O' the Daisies’ 
and ‘Noon and N ig h t/ by C. FL 
H aw ley; 'Im p a tie n c e / by S chubert 
by
and Y e ste rd a y and T oday 
Charles G ilbert S prout; ‘M inuet,’
j by P a tty S tair, and ‘Will O’ th e

Forty-five—

(C ontinued from Page I)

favouring goods 
,
F a b ric s /’ 

in his 

"T extile 

"C u ltu re and Social Progress” 
by J. K. F oiaom d i l l s with sociol­
ogy-

John Dewey*6! latest book 

on

 y K" '" * ,n d “ lu‘ : W isp.' by S p m -s; 'A Song o f De­
bouch! by tho Tvx. h B aht,’ by W alter Howe Joncx. and 

fo r W o m b (C X A .) j .0 „ , Morwwy.* 

by I’o d l KIU*. | J 

The paintings were bought from 

T heir final num ber, in which the 
in white,
m em bers w ere dressed 
O scar B ro u z e J a c k s o n , d irector! WParjn* o ran |fr w.a r fR across th eir 
of 
of the a rt school a t Oklahoma Uni-!; shoulders, featu red a group 
varsity, who bar, marie a study of | snappy U niversity songs, conelud- 
the native a rts o f the Indians and mg with "T he Eyes of T exas/* 
encouraged the artists to devote j 
“ The club is under the m anagc- 
th e ir tim e to painting. India® a rt- m ent o f Mins Em ma V irginia 
fate whose w orks are included in j Decherd, with Miss Mildred Kid.! 
this group ar« Monroe Tso-To-Ke, accom panist
hteve Mopope, Jack Hokeah, Spcn- 
c e r A shah, and Miss T sa-fo-K e. 
from 

"T he Effect o f the Recent Bul! 
•sensory and never uses a model. M arket on the New York Money
The pictures depict scene: 
the
are fam iliar to 
tribe. The 
speech given by Dr. J. C. Holley, 
title s such as "Love CnR,” ' M oth­
associate prole.*tor of 
business 
er and Papoose." "The W arrior 
reg u lar 
the 
adm inistration, a t 
m eeting of Beta Alpha Psi, hon­
in G reen," and "Cha ung the Evil 
orary and professional act >unting 
■Spirit" reveal the typical subjects 
of th e work. *
fra te rn ity , held in the M en’* F a c ­
ulty Club Tuesday night a t 6:30 
o’clock.

-
DOLLEY GIVES TALK 

which M arket” was the subject of 

The Kiowa Indian paints 

 — ___0______ 

the 

The next regular m eeting 

of 
Beta Alpha Psi will be 
held 
I hur day, Decem ber 12, G resham 
Marmion, president, announced.

V uhing President

Calls on Benedict

a f te r I 
pneum onia, j 
night j 

P resid en t II. A. Morgan o f th* 
U niversity of Tenner-*** , who has 
come routh fo r his health 
a serious a tta c k of 
a rriv ed in A ustin Monday 
v/itln A, J. McKenzie o f San An­
tonio and y esterd ay aftern o o n vis­
ited P re sid e n t H . Y. Benedict. 
Mr, M organ expects to go on to 
t h i s m orning 
C orpus C hristi 
w here he will rem ain fo r an in- J 
d efin ite period.

§M

Graduate Students

Pictures for the gradu­

ate section of the 1930 

Cactus are now being 

taken. 

Appointments

can be made at B. Hall 
1X 9.

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IT' s REALLY a s h a m e

TO I NT ERRUP T T H E PRO­

FESSORS C HA S E OF THE 

D I U R N A L L EP I D OP T E RA 

A N D T U R N T H E B U L L 

O N H I M ’ 

b u t y o u 

i A V E T O B L A M E T H E 

A R T I S T F O R T H A T .

Obviously, few el us h«v* the 

chance — or lementy — to make 
matadors out oi ourselves. But 
even in the normal course of hu­
man events, there’i n oth in g so 
welcome as a refreshing pause. 
Happily there'* a soda fountain 

or refreshment Stand— with plenty 
oi icecold C o c a -C o la ready —
Mound the comer from any where.
W ith its delicious taste m d cool 
alter-ten se of refreshment, it make* 
a lin k minute long enough for a 
big rest-

The Coca*G e l* C o,. Atlanta. Ca.

M I L H O N

A D A Y/

O O O

O L T

W H E R E 

I T

Y O U C A N T BEAT THE 
P AUS E T H A T R E F P H S H E 9

CtMI
I s

A t Last Meeting

Alpha Epsilon D elta o f 

the 
Gar?!ma Alpha of T exas, h o n o rary 
pre-m edical fra te rn ity , whose ob­
je c t is to fo ste r the in terest? of 
to 
the pre-m edical stu d e n ts and 
the gap betw een m edical 
bridge 
and pre-m edical work, 
elected 
I two new m em bers, M ary El da 
the 
Sewell and J. A. G arcia, a t 
firs t m eeting of th e y e a r W ed­
nesday night of last week.

The society plans to m eet re g ­
u larly once a m onth and to have 
talk s from various 
program s of 
physicians And 
con­
cern in g things of in te re st to pre- f 
medical stu d en ts.

p rofessors 

The presen t officers a rc Don 
W. Freem an, p re sid e n t; H. M i 

I A nderson, vice p re sid e n t; B. O. 
W hite, se c re ta ry ; R. R. C urtis, 
tre a su re r, and G. C. W agner, co r­
responding secretary .

-------------- o--------------

Mireles Named As

Director of Paper

E duardo M ireles w as nam ed di­
re c to r o f El U n iversitario, m onth­
ly new spaper to be published by 
and 
the L atin-A m erican Club, 
tw enty-tw o new m em bers w ere in­
itia te d a t a m eeting of th e club 
T uesday night.

The first i^aue o f the Spanish 
periodical, which was sta rte d by 
the Club la st y e a r, will be pub­
lished soon, it was decided a t the 
m eeting.

A rran g em en ts w ere also made 
to have a photo g rap h o f the mem­
bership o f th e club tak en fo r the 
Cactus.

in Pecos County* ^ 

leased, n e ttin g the U n iv ersity p er­
The U niversity Board for Lease 
Inasm uch 
m anent fund 0300.000. 
of U niversity Lands will m eet in 
as th e section 
to be advertised 
special session to d ay to advertise
fo r lease to d ay lies in Pecos Coun-
form ally for m ineral lease section ^ ncar r {ch 0ji fields, it is expeet- 
20, block 19, 
jt wjji bring a larg er price
Land Com m issioner J. H. W alker, 
announced T uesday. D ate of the 
sale o f this lease should be set I leased, 
within ap p ro x im ately two w e e k s.; 
board is com posed of Re^
if the board follows th e p reced en t; gents Edw ard C rane of D allas and 
re t in th e ad v ertisem en t fo r bids; R* L . H olliday of E l Paso. and 
in th eir first tw o sales of teases j I-510** Com m issioner J . H. W alker^ 
of U niversity lands.

lands previously

p e r acre th an 

from 

The board is d ep artin g in 

the 
ad v ertisem en t 
th e m ethod 
followed in th e first tw o sales of 
leases In th a t m erely one tra c t is 
being 
A pproxim ately 
fo rty tra c ts w ere o ffe re d fo r lease 
in the firs t sale and approxim ately 
tw en ty in th e ir second sale, with 
th e to tal acreage o ffe re d fo r lease

o ffered . 

You Can Have

YOUR CHOICE

of the finest 

sandwich fillings

when you

“Leave it to Charlie's*

W e have a v a rie ty of every­
th in g th a t’s tasty . 25 kinds 
all equally 
of sandwiches, 
good. Served plain or to a st­
ed a t the sam e fa ir price.

Y ou will enjoy them in our 
te a g ard en , w here a 
new 
.pleasant atm osphere 
is al­
w ays dom inant.

arlie’s

Confectionery 
'6~<Ted Garden

This Christmas
Give a
KODAK
We a r e Eastm an 
Kodak Dealers and 
can help you select the 
correct camera. 

Kodaks $5.00 up

Jordan-Ellison Co*
• IS ConrrcM A**.
“ your Kant man Kodak Dealer”

E.M.Scarbrough & Sons

TH E MAN’S CHRISTMAS STORE

Plain Facts About This

SALE OF SUITS

IOO New Suits Just Arrived 
All at One Price
$0/2.75
2 6

The Usual Price $35.00 to $40.00

A*pick-up from one of America s best suit 
makers, who at the close of the season 
makes unusual price reductions in order to 
close out all Fall and Winter suits.
Scarbrough’s pass this saving on to their 
customers. All new and good patterns.

T hey’re the Kind of Value

That Starts Quick Acation

Grey, Brown and Blue 
Worsteds and Cassimeres 
Fancy and Plain Weaves

Another Unusual Value

MEN’S TOPCOATS

5 0 Just Unpacked Ready for Today’s Selling

Swagger! English Type! Full Drape!

The NEW Tans 
The NEW Grays 
The NEW Browns

These new Overcoats and topcoats present a new coat 
value to Austin coat buyers. Durable woolens, splendid­
ly tailored, satin-lined sleeves. In belted models, straight 
models, box models. A great opportunity to buy a new 
coat for Christmas.