VOL. X X X !

Semi-Final Test
lamation

Set tor Tuesday

T w elv e Girls and Boys O n 
Schedule T o 
C om p ete

In Law Building

W o m e n s C ontest at th re e ,
M e n ’s at Eight 
o ’Clock

K T w elve w om en will meet 

in 

t i *■ 

s e m i f i n a l s of 

th* de*

fcion c o n t e s t , w h i c h will he held 

T u esd a y a f t e r n o o n , F e b r u a r y 

I s .

3 o ’clock in the L a w B u ild in g 

I he s e mi f i nale 

a u d i t o r i u m . 
of 
th* m e n ’s d e c l a m a t i o n c o n t e s t wit! 
h e h e l d a t S ..’c hick I uesdfty nigh 
in t h e l aw a u d i t o r i u m .

T he follow ing women will com ­
pete 
in th e corftest: M f ce Ila A v 
p le b s, G oliad; Evelyn G. Davi .
D allas; K a th e r in e 
J. M arshall.
Q u a n a h ; Cln.yt.io W oods Cace, Dal 
Da I la '•
la - ; R oselle Rosenthal, 
J e a i i P ' t t e 
H o u s t o n ; 
I’. S h a w . 
F r a n c e - A. S h o r , D a l l a s d a n e U 
SI ion. D a l l a s ; D e s m o n d C. V, e a t 1-; 
e r f o r d , A m a r i l l o ; D e l i a A. W e a v ­
er, De I . e o n ; A l m a Cl eo W h i t l e y , 
el
L. W i l l i a ms , 
ballas; E r n e s t i n e 

C A N D ID A T E

The First College Daily in the South

A U S T I N , T E X A S , S U N D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 16, 1 9 3 0 .

Candidates Now
Total Eight On 
Election Ballot

An Editorial

A tho u g h t for the Fiaternity Man

T u esday Set as Last Day 

TU E m odern college “ social fr a t e r n i t y ” had its b egin n in g 

is the product o f seriou s j 
minded men w h ose ideals w e re o f the h igh est and w h ose 
m o tiv e s w e re u nselfish . The w isd o m with which these men 
w r o u g h t and the e ffic a c y of the fu n d am en tal principles th ey | 
sponsored have been a ttested to in the rapid rise and de-
I W O Offices Open v clop m en t o f fr a te r n itie s th roughout the realm of A m e n - ,

For Sending 
Petitions

more than a c e n tu r y ago. It 

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S IX P A G E S T O D A Y

N o. 1 1 6 .

Medical Building 
Remodeled For 
New Dormitory!

N ew U nit of Hospital Uses 
Foreign and Native 
Marble

White Reports

W o rk Progresses Rapidly 
O n Jo h n Sealy 
A ddition

Faculty to Plan 

New Government 
Courses Tuesday

S cheduled as special business to come b e f o r e th e g e n e ra l fac ulty, 
w hich is to m eet a t I o’clock T u e sd a y is th e r e c e n t ac tio n o f tho 
College of A rts a n d Science* in re g a rd to the p re sc rib e d g o v e r n m e n t 
co u rse s A ction will be ta k e n on 
the resolution a d o p te d re c e n tly 
by the fac ulty of t h e College of A rts an d Sciences which p r e s c r i b e * 

a o n e -h o u r course in g o v e r n m e n t* 
to be o f f e r e d in place of the three- 

h o u r course.

th e plaits 

“ C om pletion ol 

for 
the r e m o d e lin g of an old medical 
b uild in g to m ake a d o rm ito ry f<»*’ | th a t a one b o u r course in govern
bp r#qujrwd for „n degrees,
internes at the Schooled Medicine] 
arc soon to be com plete a t 
aud was adop ted by the faculty of 
, ,, 
A rts and Sciences, 

T h e r e so lu tio n is to the e f f e c t

im-. M w . n l ital.. I , . ^ 

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Phi Delta Gamma 
Plans Debate In 
Collegiate Meet

Position of Election Boxes 
A n n o u n c e d N ext
T uesday

can and C an ad ian co lleg es and u n iv er sities.

The u n in itiated laym an can only gen era lize on the prim j 

involved in th e w h o le fr a te r n ity conception, but ho
c i pies involved in the w h ole i r a i e n u i y cuikvuuu.., my - 
can e s tim a te properly th e s e p rin c ip les n om a close study ot 
(.'allege fr a ter n ities 
the h istory o f the older fr a te r n itie s , 
are built prim arily on th e idea o f fr a ter n a lism —-the under-
_
p rim arily ........ ........... 
Iring p rin cip le in all fr a tern al ord ers. B rotherly nun Wirt 
all
tion and mutual h elp fu ln ess are the heart and core ot
s u c h 'o r g a n iza tio n s w h eth er th ey be of a religious, social, 

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ad d itio n 

fo r F e b r u a r y 25 

fo r tw o office- and 

or professional typ e, 

l i o n s w h o s o p e r s o n n e l w a s t o b o m a d e u p o f v o i i t h t u l K i o u i . s Rcitcn! o f 

I ti tho fo r m u latio n an d in stitu tio n of fr a ter n a l o r c a m / .a - , s„Kir,,,„ ,„ ,<> 

e l e m e n t s 
Htn*ntk m w a s g iven to th e embodiment o f elem en ts 
t h a t \ v o u M appeal to and get hold of those who would seek 

of M a r g a r e t 
V a u g h a n ’s mum* on flu' ballot for
a position on th o W o m e n ’s H o n o r 
( (nineii b rin gs 
to ta l n u m b e r 
the 
el c a n d id a te s fo r the special e le c ­
to
tion called 
ft. I,. W h ite, U n iversity supervis-j ami
,*t.
t i g h t w ith no c a n d id a te s unnounc- 
mg a r c h ite c t, who r e tu r n e d I burs 
in 
od 
two un- 
d ay from G alveston.
c o n te ste d offices. P e titio n s may m em b ersh ip. College en viro n m en t of the day fu rn ish ed the «|;
filed with Josie Hailey, sc* 
... 
the S t u d e n t s ’ A ssocia­
r o ta r y of 
tion, as la te as m id n ig h t T uesday, 
F e b r u a r y 18. S. R. G re er, election 
judge, has n o t a n n o u n c e d 
the 
place of election boxes nor box 
o fficials bu t p ro b ab ly will do so 
by T u esd a y , it w as sta te d .
T he b allot is as follow s:
P r e s i d e n t o f 

b ackground o f e x p e r ie n c e for th e fo u n d ers o f our college 
f r a te r n itie s 
o f th eir ex iste n c e, they s a w in d u lgen ce as a menace, and 
ecived th e idea o f a s u b s titu te fo r this indulgence. I hey 
ed slo w ly and with c a u tio n ; th ey selected what to th em ap ­
cd slo w ly and w ith c a u tio n ; th ey selected what to trier 
neared to be the m ost noble a p p e a ls to the em otions ut real p ro g re ssin g rapidly, 
On a recent tnj 
men and w o m e n ; th ey w rote a n d r e v i s e d ritualistic cere - 1 
a n d «*W t«d th eir personnel w ith the .utmost care. _ Mr. w h i t e selected

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is being built in connection w ith) 
the 
the J o h n Sealy H ospital by 
is
S calv a n d S m ith F o u n d a tio n , 

ip to St. Louis 
m a te ria ls for

Mr. W hite also s ta te d th a t work |

ana con* 
m ov­

t h e S t u d e n t s ’ A s ­

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S tu d e n ts w ith a vision sensed th e e m p t i n e s s M, the out P at i e nt Building, w t mh ^ tQ the faculty 0 f the College

T h e r e w ere 

has 

to be su b m itte d 

to 

the 

g e n e ra l f a c u lty for a vote b e fo re 

f u r t h e r ac tion can be tak en. 

Winner* to Be Eligible For 
Membership In
Society

rn 

to 

the 

comply w ith the new 

r e q u ir e d course which 

of A rts 
th eir 
a n d Sciences 
m eeting F e b r u a r y I, to ta k e c a r e I 
is 
of 

T he plans fo r th e all-U nivcrsity 
deb a te s, which arc sp o n so red b y 
Phi Delta G am m a, h o n o r a r y p u b ­
lic speak in g 
almost; 
have rea ch ed com pletion, W. (). 
t h e
M oore, n a tio n a l p r e s id e n t of 
law ; 
special f r a t e r n i t y , sta te d T h u rs d a y . T h o 
g o v e r n m e n t course, and the o th e r d eb a te s w iU be held d u r in g th e 
a th re e -h o u r co urse in A m erican f j r s t p a r t of April.
g o v e rn m e n t, which is G o v e rn m e n t! 
T h e su b je c t f o r 
310.

d e b a te s 
will be “ Resolved: T h a t M odern 
is More D e tr im e n ta l
A d vertisin g 

Dr, D. K. Brace, p iu fe ss o r of

the Olte-hour 

f r a t e r n i t y , 

S t a t e 1

one, 

tho 

physical e duc ation in th e F n iv e r - T h a n B eneficial.” 
site will m ake his r e p o r t which 
T he d e b a te will be a n all-Uni- 
w as postponed a t the last m e e t i n g ' v,,r s jty forensic c o n te s t f o r th o se 
of the gen e ral faculty, F e b r u a r y who a r e not m e m b ers of l it e r a r y 
l l , on th*- cha n g es w hich a re to Hoeiotbt*, b u t who wish to p a rtic i- 
be m ade iii c a ta logue rules, per- r)llio jn deb a te s. T he p a r ti c ip a n ts
ath- will be considered a s individuals 
r a t h e r th a n o rganized groups. T h e
Th,- m atL -r o f s tu d e n t em ploy- „ inners o f th e d e b a te s will be d is*

ta in in g
letics.

in te rcolle gia te 

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pun«a«ir,H;n
as dem anded and en forced w ithout eq u ivocation, been shipped o u t of I Wladelphia.
n a t u r a l brick work is ju s t 
om pleted a n d p a rtitio n s are 
p ut up on th e f irs t floor. 
floor 
Mr. W hite
selected the m o r t a r color fo r the 
brick d u r in g his last trip to G al­
veston,

lege life
Of 
a high moral stan d ard . C o n stan t application 
p rovem en t v\
T h o se who could not or did not con form to fr a ter n ity stun- ; 
I he m 
(lards w ere discarded. A g r e a t deal o f em p h asis was placed about cot 
on what the group could do for th e individual, but a grea ter being Pu
,
on w h a t th e group 
e m p h a sis w a s placed on g i v i n g th e individual an opportu nity Brick woik
to d ire c t b b b,-st e f f o r ts to th e im p ro v em en t o f his g ro u p , will begin th,, week.
A s ig n ific a n t ch a r a c te r is tic of all college fr a te r n itie s , until 
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a very recent date, w a s the insu b ord ination ot th e purely 
social side o f college life. Social fu n c tio n s and social con­
tacts w e re not neglected but th e e m p h a sis w a s on th e more 
fu n da m en ta l elem en ts o f c h a ra c ter b uild in g and frater n a lism .
T he fr a te r n itie s and so ro r itie s of the L n iv e r s it y of I cxu.s 
h av e had much said o f them and som e th in g s done to them ; 
d u r in g the p ast decade. The fair-m ind ed fr a te r n ity man o 
w o m a n on th is cam p u s readily ad m its 
thai much o M h 
criticism a g a in s t fr a te r n ity life has been m erited. These 
sam e men and w o m en also ad m it th a t a 1 the dis of local
fraternities are due to the str e s s th a t has been placed on the 

th e second 

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socia l” side o f U n i v e r s i t y life. Local fr a te r n itie s h ave been P r o f e s s o r N o w E n g a g e d In 

Schaffer’s Book 
Evaluates Work
In French Lyrics l .c .d . D eterm ines

ees, which w as r e f e r r e d to a co m ­
m ittee at the last m e eting of th e 
g e n e r a l fac u lty , will prob ab ly be 
discussed also.

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ible for Phi D elta G am m a.
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S O C IE T Y M E E T S MONDAY

T he A th e n a e u m 

L ite r a r y S o ­
ciety will m e e t M onday n ig h t a t 
in Law Building 7.
7:15 o'clock 

GEORGE WINTERLOTHA M 
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Winterbotham To
Run on Academic 
Assembly Ticket

ti

H o n o r Roll M ade by Senior; 
Studies S tu d en t 
G o v e rn m e n t

G eorge S. W i n te r b o th a m , senior 

th e College 

of A rts an I Sci- 

in

M WI

, cne e?

an n o u n c e s his can d id a cy Ho 

held F e b r u a r y 2o. 

ustin. 
T he tw elve m en who will m e e ^ ' t h e office of as se m b ly m a n fro m
the ac adem ic school in t h e special 
election to bl
i W i n te r b o th a m is r u n n i n g on his 
no 
own* volition a n d r e p r e s e n ts 
faction. H e m a k es n o ca m p a ig n 
prom ises, b u t is of th e belief th a t 
revision o f c e r ta in clauses in the 
c o n s titu tio n of th e S tu d e n ts A s­
sociation has becom e n ec essary .
IL* b a s e s his c a n d id a cy on 

in th e con test T u esd a y n ig h t a r e 
as 
follows: A th e n a e u m L ite ra ry 
S ocie ty, M artin I- . < asey, A u s tin ; 
Jo se p h J . Dei ss, A m arillo; b r a n k 
J. Knapp, San A n to n io ; H og g D e­
b a t i n g Club, E d w in B e n n e t t, New 
Y o r k , NT. V.; William C. M e rr itt, 
D a lla s; J a c k S. N eblett, C a rd e n a s , 
C u b a ; Rusk L ite ra ry S ociety, Mar* 
h i u B u rch, L ib e r ty ; David t r a n k , 
i,7r.. D allas; Ralph Hill. D allas; in- 
I d e p e n d e n t gro u p , W a l t e r O v e r ­
man, A u s tin ; Mathias J. Sc hon,
.lr., H a w a r d e n , Iow a; G eorge ( us- &n(j tw 0 a t T exas, w h ere he 

a 

th o r o u g h I nowledge of stu de nt af- s t u d e n t Body 
f a ir s a n d 
having 
s p e n t one y e a r a t 5 ale L n iv e rsity
ha

g o v e r n m e n t, 

M e r , P ort A r t h u r

m a d e a stu d y of s t u d e n t selt-gov- 
e r n m e n t. 
Besides his scholastic: 
t r a in in g , he has had 
two y e a rs 
business ex p e rien c e w ith the < ity 
N atio n al Bank of G alveston.

T he past se m ester, W i n te r b o th ­
the 

am m a d e 
the h o n o r roll of 
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W ohlford L eaves T o 

A tten d C ouncil M eet

s o c i a t i o n
1. 
Jim m ie Miller
2. Virgil T illery

V i c e P r e s i d e n t o f t h e S t u d e n t s 

A s s o c i a t i o n

.Jacob L. 

1. 
2. E dw in ( E d ) Eikel
M e n ’s A s s e m b l y m a n 

(-Jake) P a tto n

t h e 
S c h o o l o f B u s i n e s s A d m i n i s t r a t i o n

f r o m 

.Jimmie T ee lin g
1. 
2. 
J o h n Keevil
M e n ’s A s s e m b l y m a n 

f r o m 

t h e 

C o l l e g e o f A r t s a n d S c i e n c e s

I. G eorge S. W in te r b o th a m
W o m e n ’s H o n o r C o u n c i l ( J u n i o r , 
t h e 

S e n i o r , o r G r a d u a t e ) 

f r o m 

A t L a r g e
I. M a r g a r e t V aug h a n
No p e titio n s have b ee n filed for 
th e M e n’s H o n o r Council f r o m th e I 
College of E n g in e e r in g a n d fro m 
th e School of B usin ess A dm inis- 
t r a t ion.

Assignments Of 
Casts in League 
Plays Are Made

le t! 

H e r m a n W ohlford 

f r i d a y , 
night for Minneapolis, Minn., 
to 
a t te n d th e g r a n d eoun< ii m e eting 
of Pin D elta f ’hi, n a tio n a l profes-
(herm try

a n d 

M anagers A p p o in ted to 26 
District T o u rn a m e n ts 
O rg an ized

evitable.

d a y n e tte d the follow ing im p o r ta n t Gonsd p h a r m a c y 
p e r so n a g e s: CORA MAE 

f r a te r n ity .

LA
I* TI '/J ! I 

M HUR MA RY 

IO 

IU will r e tu r n lo A ustin l < b r u 

gu ilty o f o v er -e m p h a s iz in g the “s o cia l” to the deplorable 
n eg lect o f th e principles upon w h ich th eir resp e ctiv e fr a ­
te r n itie s w ere founded. Men and w om en have been pledged 
b ecau se o f th eir social p o ten tialities w ith no inquiry ° f their 
personal c h a ra c ter istic s. C h aracter d ev elo p m en t and m utual 
h elp fu ln ess h ave been sadly n eglected . 

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On e can n ot g o far a field a s s e r t in g th at a m a jo rity of p a ­
te rn ity people on the ca m p u s h a v e a very lim ited k n ow led ge 
o f th e p rinciples en u n ciated b y th eir “ national. 
F e w t a k e (
the p
 a ttitu d e tow a rd t e a c h in g th e s e p rinciples to th eir i tecnth Century French 
irroiln eith er bv precept or ex a m p le. T h e resu lt has been i n - Utry. has been published.

r o

p

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r

his 

la n g u a g a e s 

has 
book 

a t th e 
of Rom ance 
received word 
U n iversity, 
in 
“ P a r n a s s u s 
t h a t 
F r a n c e , ” which t r e a t s of th e c u r ­
re n ts and c r o s s c u r r e n t s in Nine-
lyric po-

I 

T he book e v a lu a te s the work of

C om plete S tu dy O f 
Parnassians

Dr. A aron S c h a f f e r , p ro fe s s o r will m e e t in 

Spring D ance D ate

The L ittle C a m p u s D orm itory 
Association, composed of resid e n ts j 
the L ittle C am pus D orm itory, 
o r 
the d o rm ito ry gym-! 
nasi urn 
o’clock T u e s d a y ; 
IO 
night to se t a date for the L ittle j 
dance, 
C a m p u s s p r in g s e m e ste r 
an d to co m plete a r r a n g e m e n t s for 
th e a f f a ir , M. b. Daniels, p r e s i­
d e n t of 

the association, has an-! 

a t 

nounced.

T h e recent in v ocation o f n ew ru les g o v e r n in g fr a te r n ity 
life in the U n iv e r s it y has done much t o w a r d cr e a tin g a n ew 
in tere st in the m ore fu n dam en tal p h a se s ot I paternity e x ­
istence. More a tten tio n is b eing paid to the selection of per- 
sonnet, and d efe rre d p led gin g is looked Upon as a great ste p t u r y 
forward. T h e e n f o r c e m e n t of s tr in g e n t re gu lation s h as ser v - ansu 
od to reestab lish our fr a te r n itie s on a more firm fo otin g . 
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Th*' f irs t c h a p te r s of th e book 
T he p resent person n el o f local f r a t e r n it ie s is no w o r se th an 
present a s u m m a r y o f the history 
the personnel at any tim e in the p a s t; in fact, it is be ter in 
the person rn 
of 
from 
{ut the p resen t personnel is the \ K ' i m ol
its b eg in n in g dow n to the eve of 
th e 
a p p e a r a n c e o f “ Ie P a r n a s e 
c o n te m p o r a in .” T his is followed 
by ,i co n s id e ra tio n of th** work of

T h e advent of rush week fu rn ish e s a w o n d erfu l oppor- 
tun ii v t o lo, al g r o u p s to W i n th e ir retu rn t o th e h ig h a n u s

a s sian s w ere I.econtc de 
Manville, and B a u delaire.

thi s m iscon ceived idea of fia t e r n it y airns.

lyric p o e try 

in F ra n ce , 

th e P arn assian s, a g r o u p of lyric y e r 8 U g A n n o u n c e s
p o e ts whose w o rk s influen ced the 
F re n c h 
third 
the N in e te e n th Cen-;
q u a r t e r of 
Among th e g ro u p of P a r n ­
Lisle, 

lyric p o e t r y of the 

N ew M em berships

of eight, 

T he V ersus F lub, g ir ls ’ public 
speak in g o rg an iz atio n , a n n o u n c ed 
th e m em bership 
new 
m e m b ers a t 
a m e e tin g F rid a y ; 
th e y a r e H a r r i e t H a r p e r , H ettie 
Lois Bandala, Doris R obertson, 
Elsie H am pton, M ary L ee S te p h ­
ens, D o rothy Rushing. Evelyn G. 
Davi , and C arol Sinclair.
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M eredith A nnounces

Curtain Club T ryout

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th o se te a c h in g s th a t, a c o n c i s i o n d e v o te d to th*' Sym-

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T w e n ty -six dis-] many respects

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vision o f and proper appreciation
when inculcated into the life oi men and w om en , m ake t hem ml. 
b etter men and w om en . Make fr a ter n ity rtjembiTsh.p m ean 
m ore th an social sta b ility and political l oyal t y, make of you 
ch ap ter h ouses m o r e than boarding h o u se s; and, make ot

. . . . 

for

ind ividu a ls w h o h a v e c a u g h t th* m a ny < <■,

S e p a r a te city to u r n a m e n ts , t h a t you r personnel a g rou p ot 

. p i n , of 
lives long a f t e r th ey h a w 1**11 th* 

I fr a te r n a lism 

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i n t o t h e i r a - o * o n te m p o r a m . 
x a s 

® Dr. 

This Week On 
The Campus

S U N D A Y

11:15 o’clock— D ean T. U. T a y ­
lor -peaks b efo re N ew m a n Club 
a t N ew m an Hall.

7 :30 o’clock— F . 

IL 
a t U n iversity 

Leave!!
B a p tist 

-peaks 
C hurch.

7 :30 o’clock— Dr. E. P. Schoch 
speaks a t C o n g r e g a tio n a l C hu rch. 
M O N D A Y

I o’clock-—Dr. R. IL G r i f f ith 
speaks on E u g en e O ’Neill a t A u s ­
tin Hotel.

7 o’clock— T e - W A A-Hiss C o u n ­

cil m eets in N Hail.

7:15 o’clock— H ild e b ra n d 
S ociety m e ets in Law Building.

luiw 

7 :1 6 o’clock— H ogg D eb a tin g

Club m eets a t Y. M. C. A.

7:1 5 o’clock— A th e n a e u m 

L it­
e r a r y S ociety m eets in U w Build- 

i ing.

7:15 o'clock— A. S. M. E. m e e ts 
l a b ­

i in M echanical E n g in e e r in g 

o r a to ry ,
7:30 

o’clock— Classical Club 
m eets a t G II W e s t S e v e n te e n th
S tre e t.

T U E S D A Y

I o’clock— P re se n t D ay C lub 

m e rts a t U n iversity Com mons.

o’clock— W o m e n ’s 
tion sem i-final c o n test 
B uilding au d ito riu m .

d e c la m a ­
in Law 

I 

o’clock— F a c u l ty m eets 

in 

G arriso n Hall audito rium .

4 o’clock— 'WL A. A. publicity 

m e e tin g in N Hall.

5 o’clock— F r e s h m a n C om m is­
sion m eets a t 804 W est Twent)**

I S ixth S tre e t.

7 o’clock— C o n fe re n c e f o r elig­
ible fre s h m a n w om en in G a rriso n 
Hall a u d ito r iu m .

7:15 o’clock— A. S. C. E. m eets 

in E n g in e e r in g Building.

7:15 o’clock— M c L a u riu 
S ociety m eet" in I ^ w Building.

Law 

8 o’clock— M en ’s 

d ec la m ation 
sem i-final c o n te s t in Law Build­
in g a u d ito riu m .

W E D N E S D A Y 

5 o’clock— Robin Hood meet J 

5 o’clock— R a c q u e t Club m eets

in N Hall.

5 0*cio ck— B it and S p u r meet*

5 o ’c l o c k — G olf Club m e e ts ut

j f Hall.
7;15 

in 

d ance studio.

o ’clock— Orchesi* m e e t:

7:30 o’clock— T u r t lc t tc 

tryout..

Curtis Beaty Leaves 
Hospital to Go Home

C a r l i ' 
and 

S a t u r d a y 

a f t e r n o o n 

f o o t h i l l 

B e a ty , L o n g h o rn 
tr a c k s ta r, a t l a d bade St. David 
Hospital “ a d ie u ,” an*! r e tu r n e d to 
t i s hom e 
in W ichita hall"'. His 
m o th e r , who has been with him, 
ac co m p a n ie d him home.

B e a ty h a s b een in the hospital 
Dm <* T h a n k s g iv in g Day, when he 
s u f f e r e d 
the 
in 
T e x a s A ggie gam** a t < ol!**g«
Hon. lie w as playin'? g u a rd on the 
L o n g h o rn te a m .

a bro k en 

leg 

B e a ty is a se n io r in the S* h o d 
ID- 
*.f B usiness A d m in is tra tio n . 
p la n n e d 
in 
ta k e his d eg re e 
J u n e . W h en le a v in g S a tu rd a y he 
s t a t e d 
to 
th e U n iv e r s ity n ex t fall.

th e w ould r e tu r n 

th a t 

to 

S E R M O N S T O N IG H T

D ra m a tize d 

.sermons 

in which 

y, ill be used O rie n ta l symbols, 

lighting e f f e c ts , and mu Mc ar*' to 

be given 

fo r 

e ig h t 

con.>ecutJve 

S unday nights, b e g in n in g to n ig h t 

at 7:30 o ’clock a t th e U niversity 

Methodist C h u rch . The Re v. H 

Bascom W a tts , p a s to r, will deliver 

th*' addresses.

“ Je su s and B e th le h e m , 

of 

th e f i r s t 

title of 
the i 
which will be r e p r e s e n ta t io n 
the e v e n ts in the 
G eorge B a k e r

life of Je sus. 
i» 
se ttin g , music, and

in ch a rg e of

i he 
•nos 
of

the stage 
turning.

-o-

H A N D M A N L E A V E S

l e f t S a tu r d a y 

Dr. M. S. H a n d m an, p r o fe s -o r 
o f economic*, 
for 
N e w Y o rk C ity w h e re he will a t ­
te n d a council m e e ti n g of 
th e 
C o m m itte e f o r Fellow ship o f So­
c ial Science R e sea rch . Dr. H and 
to r e t u r n in abo u t 
m a n e x p e cts 
a w eek. 

P R I C E 'S S IS T E R DIES
Ed P rice, c a p ta in o f th** 

I ni 
vers ity f r e s h m a n b as k e tb a ll te am , 
le f t F r id a y f o r C ot Henna to a t ­
tern! 
t ter. 
R u b y C h a rles F itz g e r a ld , 7 y ea rs 
old, who died T h u r s d a y t ight, af- 
a s h o r t illness. T he fu n e ra l 
held S a tu r d a y .

f u n e r a l 

o f hi 

t h e 

tor 
*wa

. 
T he hook 

is 

in te n d e d more as 
an in tro d u c tio n to a co m plete bio 
g rap h ic al and critic a l s tu d y of th** 
n t r i b u t o r s of “ Ie Parn-
upon w h e n 
e n ­

S c h a f f e r is a t p r e s e n t 

gaged.

IN T E R V I E W S S T U D E N T S

a d m in is tra tio n 

O. R. Roach of th e Bell Tel** 
phone C o m p a n y of Dallas will be 
in A ustin M onday, T u e s d a y , a n d 
W e dnesday, F e b r u a r y 17, 18, and 
19, to see e n g i n e e r in g and b u si­
stu d e n ts. 
ness 
M onday and T u e s d a y Mr. Roach 
will in te rview th** j u n io r and s e n ­
ior e n g in ee rs in the ne w E n g in e e r- 
ing Building 106. W ednesdav he 
the se n io r business a d ­
will see 
m in istra tio n s t u d e n t s in D ean J 
office, B. Hall
A.
j q q 

F itz g e r a ld ’S 

S pring tr y o u t s for the C u r ta in 
Club will be held M on day n ig h t, 
F re d M eredith, 
a n ­
nounced at a m e e tin g of th e club 
T h u rsd ay night.
— 

o —-——----

p r e s id e n t, 

 

E X H I B I T M A D E M O N D A Y 
S ketches a n d o t h e r w o r k by i 

i n ­
four U niversity m en will be 
cluded rn th** A lpha Rho Chi n a ­
tr a v e lin g ex h ib it collected 
tional 
I by th e New' York alum ni c h a p te r 
I which will be on display M onday ! 
in B. Hall. T he work of some of 
the 
p r o m in e n t 
architects i" co n tain e d in th e col-' 
lect ion.

c o u n t r y ’s most 

th e 

T h ro u g h th** e f f o rt s of T h eo d o re 
IL Allen, p r e s id e n t of 
local 
c h a p te r of Alpha Rho ( hi, th e e x ­
hibit is b ein g hown h ere f o r the 
fir t tim e o u t o f New Y ork, w here 
the d raw in g have been on display 
a t the A rc h ite c tu re league of th a t

-O-
W lL E Y G E T S F E L L O W S H IP
Miss A u tre a*'11 Wiley, m e m b e r city 

of the fa c u lty a t th e College of 
In d u s tr ia l A rts at D enton, g r a d ­
u a t e o f C olu m b ia U n iv ersity and a 
special s t u d e n t of E nglish in 
the 
U n iv e rsity , has b ee n appo in ted to 
a 
trav e l 
in E u ro p e n e x t y ea r, by the A m ­
eric an A ssoc iation of U niversity 
W omen.

fellow ship 

t r a v e lin g 

to 

F A L S E ALARM 

f a l s e a l a r m at I : 2 5 o c l o c k
t k i . S u n d a y m o r n i n g b r o u g h , t he 

e n t i r e A u a t i n 
f i r e d e p a r t m e n t , a 
c o n t i n g e n t o f m o t o r c y c l e p o l i c e 
and a f e w s l e e p y - e y e d at ud e n t a to 
t h e D e l t a T a u D e l t a Houae, 2 4 0 0 
Speedw ay.

TO D ISCU SS C A M P

on A rc h e ry Field.

th e U n iv e rsity a t W e stfie ld R iding Club, 

A ‘ M anana S u p p e r ” will be f e a ­
tu r e d a s the T e-W A A -Iiiss c o u n ­
cil m e eting M onday a f t e r n o o n a t 
5:45 o ’clock a t 
the
Commons. All m e m b ers o f 
council a n d g irls who a r e expect- 
ing to go on Cam p M a n an a , be- 
g in n in g F e b r u a r y 28, h av e been 
to be p re se n t. D utie s will 
asked 
th e 
be a s sig n e d 
. a m p . a n d I od Be le a d e rs will con-
fvf I boti' I < I arca
# _lal. 
f e r w ith m e m b ers of t h e i r lodge. 

f o r 

t h r e e - d a y | a t Y. M. C. A.

T H U R S D A Y 

I

o’clock— Law f a c u lty 

lunch-

“ This m e e tin g is i m p o r ta n t as eon a t U n iv ersity Commons.

all d e fin ite plans fo r o u r cam p 
will be decided u p o n ,” s ta te d Eola
Cliftun, d ire c to r of Te-VVAA-Hiss. to riu m

5 o ’clock— J a m e s 
le c tu re s in G arrison

E. Pearce 
audi-
Hall 

around 

perip w ith th e 

b u z z a r d

T he Old N o rth W ind 

swept 
down fro m his n o r th e r n h a u n t s to 
re m in d s tu d e n ts t h a t sp rin g had 
n o t y et m ade its fo rm a l d e b u t on 
th e c a m p u s . , . Looks like 
red 
flann els f o r a few m o re days for 
mother.-.’ little boys a n d girruls.

Th* d r a g a t 12 o’clock y e s te r-

ALJ), D EE H E A T L Y and P r o f e s ­
s o r R. L. M O O RE of the m a t h e ­
m a tic s d e p a r t m e n t . . . all h u r ry 

ig home f o r “ cho w .’’

T he Buzzard saw G AHL HI DG 
of 

I N S s e le c tin g a nice big box 
r sw ee ts f o r a S w e e t” a t Mac s.

MARY P IT T A R D to o k no te s for 
30 m in u tes b e f o r e she discovered ( 
§iat she was in the w ro n g class.
L IN D E N B O W E R S aga in 

has 
t a k e n id.- plaee on th e cam p us, af- 
I r six m onths of business exper- 
f t n c e in th e c r u e l w orld 
. . . He 
pl lows th a t h«'s a f t e r th a t si.cep 
looked d e t e r 
. 
■kin 
Ii in od.

. and he 

. 

M A RIA N M’COOK 

g e ts 

so 

w imple cited whet 

he write-, 

let* 

th a t she signed one o f h e r le tte r 
“ M o th e r” w hen 
to 

th a t selfsam e person.

he was w ritin g 

F R A N K 

some 
for h e r 

P A R R IS H Ukes 
to 
in th e sun even on cold 
. a n d MIGNON 
d ays . . 
la st-m in u te 
sh o rth a n d 
to 

b u z z a rd 
w indy 
R E E D m akes 
p r e p a r a tio n 
class by stu d y in g on h e r w ay 
bla ss . 
I 
J A K E LOONEY ha been dress- 
ling real sw an k y of la te . . . w o n ­
k ier who she is . 
. J A K L S hat 
r o ts him off.

. .

. 

J O H N N Y W IL L IA M S was out 
in the rf 'u n d o o f th e Main Build 
sing ju st before sh a k in g his f in g er 
b t a girl while she wa* o b je c tin g 
E n d d e n y in g s o m e th in g . . . prob-j 
■lily giving h e r some good advice.
T he B uzzard w as asked to a k 
i t LEX M U R P H R E E please to r e ­
f r a i n from w e a rin g his yellow tie 
E n d g re e n s h irt . . . Blood in th e 
l y e s o f the r e q u e s te r , too, A L EX . 
a r y w e a rin g a g re e n tie a n d a y e l­
low- s h i r .
f F R A N C E S L I T T L E , t h e P re x y - 
p r i v a t e steno, a n d H E L E N H A R T , 
th e g r a d u a te d e a n ’- s e c r e ta ry , in­
dulge th e m se lve 
to the e x t e n t of 
■ L o s o f t d r in k s . . . t h e n am ble 
W earily back to w ork.

lid you g e t a n y V a le n tin e s.’ 
ow th a t t h a t day is pas-ed, stu* 
Turn to P. 0. Cot. Q

K

pk

ary 22 via New O rleans.

- — —-- o---- ——•—

134 Students T ak e

L anguage E xam s

and 

One h u n d red 

th ir ty four 
s t u d e n t s took the fo re ign la n g u ag e 
e x a m in a tio n s given S a t u r d a y a f
th*- ex 
tei noon. 
58 
am inat ion 
F rom h 
'J 
->
Latin.

took 
in S panish, 

( lei n an , and 

S ixty-tw o 

in 

in 

the 

chief of 

A ssig nm ents of th e vario u s one 
aet play ea sts to d is tric t c e n te r s 
a r e being m a d e 
the of fie** of 
th e In te rsc h o la stic L eague, Roy 
Bedichek, 
leag u e , 
st ated Sat u r d a y 
tr ie t t o u r n a m e n ts f o r th*' one a e t 
play c o n tests have been o rg an iz ed 
the
and m a n a g e rs 
schools have been assign* 
t r ic ts on the basis of convenience.
The large t d is tric t c e n te r is a t 
C anyon w here DI ca sts art* sc h ed ­
uled t o give com petitive p e r f o r m ­
ance-. O th e r d istric ts ra n g e fro m 
IG dow n to 5 casts.

a p p o i n t e d ; 

SCHOCH TO GIVE T A L K
Dr. E. P. Schoch, p ro fe sso r of 
in d u s tria l c h e m is te ry , will le ctu re 
this: S u n d a y nig h t a t 8 o ’clock at 
the F i r s t C o n g re g a tio n a l C hurch 
on “ C he m istry 
th e T w e n ti e th 
in 
C e n tu r y . ” T he s< h cdule of le c tu r e s 
was cha n g ed due to the fac t that
Dr. C. P. P a tte r s o n , who was to 
is o u t of 
have 
the city.

le c tu r e d 

to n ig h t, 

Dr. P a tte r s o n 's le c tu re will be 
given March IU, the d a te on which 
Dr. S eho ch’s le c tu re was sc h ed u l­
ed.

fo r 

th, 

q u a l if y .-a*, 
have been organised 
t o u r n a m e n t s have m en org an i 
In Dallas, F o r t W o r th , a n d H o u s ­
ton.

play 

D is tr ic t o ne a> t 

t o u r n a ­
th e 
m e n ts will be held d u r in g 
m o nth of M arch, a n d the 
i* K qual 
rn..,,*- will W- held in A pril. T h e 
cham p io n sh ip 
o ne-act play s ta te 
I n t e r ­
will be d e te r m in e d a t the 
file d
scholastic 
May 2.

L eague s ta te

A b o u t th r e e 

will compel* 
to u r n a m e n t,

h u n d r e d

school*
in th** o n e-a ct play 
Mr. B edichek 

'aid*

S H R I N E BAND T O P A R A D E

The h and, 

the p atrol a n d 

th e 
d r u m corps o f the Ben H u r S h rin e 
will p a r a d e fro m t h e C apitol 
to 
* ir e u- G r o u n d - 
th e Riverside 
W ednesday, F e b r u a r y 19, a t 
6 
o ’clock.

this 

c o m in g week 

T he Ben H u r Circus will 

be 
held 
fro m 
W e d n esd ay , F e b r u a r y ll), th o ! u g h 
S a tu r d a y , f e b r u a r y 22. U n iv e rsity 
nights, w ith special 
fo r 
U n iv ersity s t u d e n ts will he T h u r s ­
day, F e b r u a r y 20, and S a tu r d a y , 
F e b r u a r y 22.

prices 

ill
Hazel 
W agner.

S E V E N S T U D E N T S ILL

T h e 

f o l l o w i n g 

t or i ents a r e 

a t St. D a v id ’-* H o sp ita l: 
B eckham 
and J a m e s 
T hose a t S eto n I n f ir m a r y ar** Mrs. 
I r m a P ig g o tt, 
ii. O. S a p p in g to n , 
J r ., M anuel H o p p e n s te m , an i Dan 
S eh u h m a n n . H a r d y Hall U ill at 
B r a c k e n r id g e Hospital.

W A L D M A N VI SI TS H E R E
Sadie W a ld m a n , a f o r m e r stu 
d e n t of th** U n iv e rsity a n d a m e m ­
b e r of A lp h a E psilon P hi so ro rity , 
i- v isitin g P a u lin e Stahl a t 
the 
A lp h a Epsilon hou*-** Miss- M aid 
m a n ’s horn*- is in B e aum ont.

T A YL OR T O S P E A K
T. U. T a y lo r, d e a n of th e Col­
freak a t 

J

lege o f E n g in e e rin g , will 
the m e e tin g o f th** N ew m an C lub m en, will leave to d a y 
t o d a y a t 11:15 o ’clock. A special tic C ity, N. J., t o a t te n d the con 
bee n ar- venison o f the N atio n al Associa- 
m usical p r o g ra m 
, tion of Dean** o f W omen.
rtinged, 

Miss Ruby T e rrill, d e a n of wo*
fo r A llan

has 

T E R R I L L L E A V E S

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

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1930J

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t h e i r m o n e y ' * w o r t h . F r i d a y 

ni ght 's b a s k e t hall 

g a m e wa* a 

f i g h t f r o m ‘■t a n to fi ni sh, a n d a! 

t h o u g h n o t SO r o u g h a* g a m e * us 

old e n e m i e s 

u a l i y a r e b e t w e e n 

t h e c o l o r a n d 

t he s e a f d t wo 
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f*ason.

n a t i on a l i sm w a s e v e r pf* e n t 
m a r k t h e f r a y 
t h e b a s k e t b a l l

t h r e a t w h i c h 

H a d B g Un R««»- k ep t u p his 
g r e a t o f f e n s i v e 
ie* 
e x h i b i t e d in t h e f i r s t h a l f o f Fri 
d a y n i g h t ’*1 g a m e 
in* w o u l d have 
almost, tojM-ed t h e a c e r i n g cif t h e 
S o u t h w e s t C o n f e r e n c e . R " - " a c c u r 
r d t e n p o i n t s in t h e f i n d half of 
t h e g a m e hut earn# b uc k w i t h o n l y 
o n e Hi 
t o t al 
f o r t h e l e g i o n is 6 H a n d h e is well 
li ne Sot a n ai! c o n f e r e e ! *' b i r t h

l a s t p e r i od His 

t h e 

IU

ad

a r e of 

Elkin 
?o r y iivi,! 
ai,ii NI
ii pl iy*r

Non«» B e e s a n d “ Bu l l ” 
(led m u c h t o t Vie '! e • as V 
t h e f i g h t i n g Aggi es. He 
kin 
wh o m a k e basket hail a f a s t gam* 
T h e y a r e h u s t l e r s at all t i m e s a n d 
th>- wa y t h e y b r e a k u p t h e o p p o 
ini'** 
a i t i o n ’* p a in i n g is “ n o i x u l y' s 

t y p e

t h e 

i n e s s . ”

la st 

t i n d e r d e f e a t 

I >ur obi j i n x t e a m , t h e M u s t a n g s . 
c a m e w i t h i n a n a c e o f s e n d i n g the 
Razor 
h l g h h Mo u n t ed X t k a n s a 
b a c k s 
I r i d* ) 
r i g h t . A n d y e t t h e r*q»ort c o m e s 
f r o m F a y e t t e v i l l e 
t h a t A r k a n s a 
“ s t a m p e d e d ” S o u t h e r n Met h o d i s t 
I niversi! y’s 
of 
Mu s t a n g * T h e s c o r e o f 2H t o 27 
I- ;i good i n d i c a t i o n t h a t til*- O z a r k 
I ult in e m e r g 
boy* had t h e i r h a n d 
i ng f r o m 
m u c h 

lese- a d m i n i s t e r i n g a 

tbs- g a m e wi t h a 

t h u n d e r i n g 

ti* i d 

ped#-

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th* 
. Monday night , 
He r e Owl * n e x t 
-ti* / a ’bi* y 
l i n e ba- be© 
• * .* - - u. 
B r a n d o f ba 
i n t h e 
t* 

/ . g a r d i e 1 o f t h e i r p o s i t i o n 
A f t e r 
c i n f e r e n c e 
of, Coach 
gam#- 
lead hi* frog ha - 
Sehmidt will 
k«' teer» h e r e F e b r u a r y 22 f o r a n ­
o t h e r tty a t t h o s e f i g h t i n g .Steers.

- t a n d i i g 
dinpvwd 

La d 

th, - 

ta 

Attention, Co-eds

H a v e y o u r 

t i n t e d 
s h o e s 
m a t c h y o u r g o w n * —- 
w i t h
S a n d e r s o n ’* 

T i n t i n e 

t o

“ T h e P e r f e c t D y e "

G oodyear Shoe 
Shop
“ E v e r y t h i n g f o r S h o e s ” 

U n i v e r s i t y B a n k B l d g .

Coin Controlled Scale*
H ew P en n y S lo t S. ale*,, d ir e c t fro m 
easy 
8 25 down, balance 
f* a o r ) . 
tee rn The-, rn ll 
y for th e m s e lv e s . 
W r ite for li s t of (esr • cates an d v e n d ­
ing m ac Mew- 
o f w h ich we h a v e m o r e 
th a n YO d is tin c t t > |«e«.

Fairpont Mfg. Co. 
Dept. O.
241 Ruvk A%r M IL W A U K E E WMS

drink called nectar 

and were satisfied 

But those who sip our 

delicious soft drinks 

are even more lucky 

than the gods of yore

H O M ET.

Don’t Deny Yourself

one of

P E T E ’S S P E C IA L

SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNERS

You Have Never Eaten A nything Better

PETE’S PLACE

Riverside A m u sem en t Center Opens 

A gain.

J O Y R O A D 

is a g a i n o p e n a f t e r a 

is n o w 

l o n g c l o s e o n a c c o u n t 
in p e r f e c t c o n d i t i o n . O p e n 

o f b a d w e a t h e r . R o a d 
d a y a n d n i g h t .

Ideal Golf Course N ow Open.

M i n i a t u r e G o l f C o u r s e n o w o p e n S o u t h o f B r i d g e a t R i v e r ­
in p e r f e c t c o n d i ­

s i d e A m u s e m e n t C e n t e r . C o u r i e 
it n o w 
t i o n , a n d o p e n f r o m 8 a. m . u n t i l l i p . rn.

Classified Ad Section

a n n o u n c e m e n t s

DRES SM AK IN G

ROOMS FOR RENT

R O O M S F O R R E N T

S T U D E N T S

f 

t

LOST & FOUND

W H ) WOWK) 

n ic k e l, S p ir it­
's*! M e d i u m . Re* i d e m e 2 9 8 W e s t “ t h . 
IO 
a d m i t t e d .

I or a p p o in tm en t. H ou r- 
i>. 

ft .rn; 8*92 
(I 
a , 

c o l o r e d 

i i i . N u 

Mr 

t a 

p i 

I E X A S R I M . A m i l A N O COA C H IN G 
B U R E A U M aterial g a th er e d on any 
s u b je c t. C oach in g in a ll b ra n ch es by e x ­
F ir s t c ia -a ty p in g o f p ap ers and 
pert*. 
709 W e st 2 4 tb
th ese * . T ripe hone 6 6 3 * . 

2 -3 1 6 4 .

I S tr e e t.

H IG H E ST 

fo r aecom: 
hand cloth in g arui shoe*). We buy anti 
•ell. A. Sw art* 417 E(i*t 6*h. P h one 1762

raah price* paid 

T R Y O U R

Plate Lunch 
Sandwiches

.25
.to

Busy Bee Cafe

1 5 1 2 L a v a ca

A P A R T M E N T S FOR RENT

fr o n tin g U n iv e r s it y : T w o 
O N E KLOCK 
s le e p in g 
fu r n ish e d 
IMMreltb c o n v e n ie n t bath, 3 t ( . O pen F o b - 
r u a r y I , D ial 81*#H. 2 296 y g n A n to n io .

*<. . t h e i s t 

r o o m -. 

F U R N IS H E D A P A R T M E N T 

fo u r room * 

[ i r i v a ' e h a t h a n d g a riig e . o n e block o f ( 
298 L a st j 

U n iv e rs ity . Reasonable rent. 
25 S t r e e t. C all 2 -J 5 5 2 a fte r n- .>n.

BO A R D & ROOM

$30 P E R M*'N T H — 3 m eal# and room 
fr im 
22nd. S t. P h o n e 

w ith al! c o n v e n ie n c e * . 2 b lo c k s 

c a m p u s G arage 4 " I 
2-2054.

FIR ST C L A SS P R U S S MAK IN G — A lte r a ­
lir a . 

.S a tisfa ctio n G u a ra n teed . 

tion *, 

F oyil 

P h o n e 7 6 5 6 ,

ONP. nicely 

fu rn ish ed 

g a s heat. G arage 
A n to n io . P h o n e 73*S.

front room w ith 
I ‘#34 San

if d.-sired. 

N IC E L Y fu r n ish e d la r g e s o u th e a s t ro 
l l 
h o m e. 
P h o n e 4 0 7 5 .

in 
S tr e e t. 

606 W e st 

[p i 

i- 

F O R S A L E

FO R R E N T : T o a 

la d y , ro om w ith a l 
m od ern c o n v e n ie n c e * . rn p r iv a te bono*

SINGLE room? 
West 2 ’.rd st.

fo r b o y s— c lo s e 

in.

FO R D SpoK'i LOU P F . 19 ZU m odel A 
e a ch . C all B le th e , 

R"**onab!i- 

for 

I Call 2 2 6 3 9 .

YO U R P h o t-g r a p h v by E llio tt’*. 

I n tr o ­
d u cto ry o ffer : Four Bx ! 0 P r o fe s sio n a l
P h o to g r a p h s, ..n e colored in oil, a t a b a r ­
gain. 
P h o n e I —R.J93 
1012 W . 30th S tr e e t,

P au l M. Ii argo* 

R O Y S— I h a v e o n e n ic e q u iet room 

le ft 
n e x t to bath. G as h ea t and ma.(J s e r ­

v ice. P h o n e 97R0.

Bond 

ROOM FOR K E N T : Ah 

convenience*, 
c h a t 
to U nivrrjiity. Cai) 8563 or *• e th* room
at 2510 Rio G rande.

reasonable 

location , 

ra tes, 

W O O D : 1 - 5 0 cord. G ood 

cedar 
c h u n k s. F Ai ll m e a . .re. Ila rto n S p rin g* 

o a k . 

G rocery. D ial 21 OIH.

\ V E R Y d c sira h lr , 

to a 
co .pie or a young; m an. R eferen cer. 

frciit. 

room 

1911 U n iv e r sity A r. P h one 8 0 1 2 .

LOST O ne pair o f 

in G ir ls 
S tu d ) H all, lf fou n d plea e ca ll Lucy!* 

-la ck 

S h e ffie ld at 2 -1 5 * 2 ,

Lost

S a t u r d a y , b e t w e e n W e s l e y Bibb- 
(' ha i l a n d G a r r i s o n Flail, d i a m o n d 
M u d d e d w r i s t w a t c h w i t h p l a t i n u m 
j b a n d .

Li beral R e w a r d
F i n d e r p l e a s e call

Brooksie NeH Boyd
Dial 2 - 2 9 5 6

FOR R E N T : T w o room < fo r tw o or th re e
v ic in g m en o r fo r y o u n g co u p le , all 
liv in g
in privau* hom e of y o u n g coup e, 
l«*«kinK fo r a v i e r p la ce to 
it h e ir , 3 0 th S tr e e t. 

c o n v e n ie n c e - , 
room . 
It y o u a re 

la y . y o u w ilt fin d 

in c lu d in g 

o f 

P h one 2 - 3 SOH,

IO ( OI PLK or Indie*, d ir e ly fu rn ish ed 
s o u th e a s t room , o u tsid e e n tr a n c e . P r i­
'.'06 VV. 2 2 . P h o n e

v a te . m odern h om e. 
s7 ZZ.

O N E ROOM for tw o b o y s in q u iet 

loc*- j * 

(io n . O n ly th ro e o th er b o y s u p sta ir s 

P h o n e 6 2 ' - . SOI W e s t 21.

W A N T E D 'IO R E N T 2 or 3 u n fu r n ish e d 
in c 5 I'.tl* . 

roo!, - near I n iv c r sity . 

IL 

U n iv e r s ity S ta tio n .

U O Y .'— M odern 

porch.
ga# h e a t, s in g le b e d ), a lso board. 1912 

fle e p in g 

room . 

FO R R E N T — Living: 

room , bed 

b r e a k fa s t n o o k , k itc h e n , p r iv a te bd 
I .

W hit.-, and 

. 

: 

Cb-,!.. 
We? t A v e n u e .

ROOM S fo r b o y s . e s s h e a t, b o t wa 

H D f t d do o r 

v e r - i*y A 

from C am pu s on 
2 0 f t U n iv e r s it y A v e.

TYPING

E X P E R T 

I YP1 NG T h e .,e t, th em e* . I 
no teb o o k a e x p e r tly t y p e d . K xperienc 
R a tes c u s to m a r y . C ecil B u tle r . Phi 
(8 2 8 , 2 -0 4 N u e c e s S tr e e t.

T Y P IN G —S p a n ish , G erm an and Fre 
S a tm fa ctio n gi, 
2010 U nu 

anteed. L ou ise V onStru v*. 

pap ers a 

-p cH alty. 

a y A ce. P h one 7 7 '3 .

WANT ED

I W A NT E I#— T h e m e s and th e s e s to ty 

private " 
-shorthand b y 
v e r s ity . D ial 9 9 6 5 .

n if. typewriting
fo rm er a s i i s t a n t In 

ll 

1 11 \* III N<^- .Ip -fish and G erm an. R*
phoi.e 7783, L ouise V o n S tru ra . 2010 L 

versity A ve. fo r in fo rm a tio n .

W A N T E D : P art and fu ll tim e sale 

fo; 

im m e d ia te and p e r m a n e n t 

W ri

ox 7 9 5 . A u stin , I e x a s.

K fiei en.

block 
W ie hit*.

FOR R E N T : T o ; o " n g 

large
w e ll-fu m ix h e d , g a s heated room , fir st 
2 0 0 2 

o f Law K id d in g . 

ind ies, o n e 

S o u th 

T H E D A IL Y T E X A N 
ca n u se tw o b o y s 
to s e ll
C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R T IS IN G

MISCELLANEOUS

TW O w e ll 

for b o y s.
ALo m eals if desired 1906 Guada.upe. 

fu r n ish e d 

room s, 

A g o o d com m ! 
H a il 11 9.

.ion 

i paid- A pply a t

S P Et 1AL FOR R U SH WF. EK F iv e be* - 

t i f d (ire* - es a i $10 each . P h o n e 6 7 4 5 . ';

P h o n e 2 1 6 6 8

P H O N O G R A P H RECORDS

ROOM S, n ic e ly 

for boy* at 
fu rn bed 
$ 8 .0 0 T ab le rea so n a b le. IOO E a s t 2 6 th . 

P h o n e 9 5 9 6 .

H IT S—-W e h a v e a ll S o n g and D ance hit* 
fr o m th e L o v e Parade on V ic to r R ee- 

i Ord-. 

Isaac Kb d*oe. 

821 C o n g r e ss.

Business Directory

D E N T I S T

C O A L

B O A R D A N D RODM for b o y * — H ut and 
cold w a te r . O ne block c a m p u s. Q dot 
n e ig h b o rh o o d . 2 0 3 E a st 2 5 th , p h on e 8 'S S .

t * i 

ROOM A N D B O A R D in p r iv a te h om e for
la d ies. F iv e block* from I 'm v e r- 
« ity , $ 3 7 .5 0 . 6 0 6 W e t 18 S t r e e t, P h o n e 
4 075.

BUSINESS SERVICE

_
W E P A Y 

fo r c a s t ­
o f f c lo th in g and sh o t* . 497 E a st 6th 

th e b ig he -* 

[rice.-, 

S t . P h o n e 8717.

ROOMS FOR RENT

E X T R A L i c e s o u th e a s t r-«»m. 

P le n ty 
sp ace. 
if d e sire d . M rs. L e a d * rem 

c lo s e t 

w indow * and a b u n d a n t 

G ood hoard 
P h on e 

. 9 2 2 7 . 229* R io u r a n ic .

S O U T H E A S T ROOM 

n ew ly 

papered— 

s in g le 

l e d . , -.h on er w ith hot w ater 

a ls o m ea ls if w an ted . 1908 W hitt*. P h one 
4 4 3 2 ,

BO Y 

to 

-h a re room , p r iv a te e n tr a n c e , 
q u iet, b lock e a st o f ca m p u s. 2 2 1 0 Tom 

G reen . P h o n e 2 -3 3 2 0 ,

D R E S S M A K I N G

D R E S SM A K IN G — L en g th e n in g 

FO R BO Y S, or cou p le, 

la rg e, fu r n ish e d 
in hom e, o n e block
short
r ^ \ o t ^ W e r , i t y . 2 2 1 0 San A n to n io . P h o n e

s o u th e a s t room 

m g coats and plan ning new dresses. Bat- 6 2 7 1 . 
ton hides rn sp ecia lty . Mrs. Kell. P h on e 3667

_______ ________________________

' MKF N E L L IE L EE , U n iv e r s it y Dr*--#- 

nmkf*r, <* re** rn akin a 

a lte r a tio n s , 

re- 

pairing 
A n to n io S t.

c o a ts , h e m s titc h in g 
P hone $235, 

2 462 

San e n tr a n c e . G as h e a t 
’ 22."»C 1 6 0 4 < al. rado.

FO R R E N T : L a rg e 

fr o n t re-ira in prs-

t a Tee o f U n iv e r s it y am i 

v a t s h om e i i r tw o b o y s. W a lk in g di*-
tow n, P r iv a te
fu rn ish ed . P h o n e

DBS LYNN * LY NM 

D en ta l S u r g s o e s

ISIS N orw ood B ld g .

I N S T R U C T I O N

IN S T R U C T IO N
— O n—
CORN E T —-T R U M P E T — TROM B O N E
--- lin t —
ALL B R A S S IN S T R U M E N T # 
P IA N O arui H A R M O N Y 
T IL L EY S T U D IO 

2 1 2 E . 2 6 19 S t . 

........ P h o n e 2 3 0 2 0

FOR C OAL— COKE AND W O O ! 
U n iv e r s it y Coal A W ood Co. 

P h o n e 77 41 

606 S an Marco*

O P T O M E T R I S T

S T U D E N T S

B rin g yo u r O c u lis ts P r e sc r ip tio n s ti
r • w ill b e a
and a d is c o u n t o f 25 
S 
you on e v e r y p a ir o f g la s s e s . 
i sto r e — S m a ll o v e r h e a d — s m a ll p r o fit

A. B U R S T Y N , O D .

6 1 8 1 -2 C o n g r e ss 

P h o n e 2

F L O R A L

W O O D M A N ’S 

8 H O P -
flo w er* , w eddin g bo u q u et* , tabla 
Met 

F L O W E R 

d e sig n * . 
a r tis tic 
a ra tio aa, 
F lo ra l T eleg r a p h D «i»**ry. 
g r e ta . P h o n e 9 3 6 9 .

I M 

P L U M B E R S

tin g * , G as 

E. R A V E N , P lu m b in g r ep a ir s, dg*
» e lit
f - fen** > ft a hie. Merino water bet 

Pr 
I ("J I *> a- • F lf vet, P . u« 6 S i

heater*. N lr* 

DOLLAR PRIZE TO ACE NO 18

K IRST C t ASS 
D R E S SM A K IN G A N D D E S IG N IN G

T W O E X T R A N IC E 

bad r o o m # — w ell 
l a r g e s le e p in g porrb, bath.

fu r n ish e d . 

L A U N D R Y

L i g h t e d f o r n i g h t p l a y i n g

T H E Individ ual touch** th at m ake th e® 

{'h one 8 310
See Mi-** S m ith at Mabel — ----------------

d iffe r e n t. 

S h op p e 

.16 U«mgr***a A»»

I ffetsaow av 
I pPh one 8362.

I F O n ew ly fu rn i bed room # fo r ren t to
.IS 1 -2 . Pim a* 2 -3 0 2 S .

m ea. 2 1 2 B ast 

I

 H SUN D AY , FEBRUARY 16. 1930.

.[LfMJL'Tag

[POPULAR RUSHEES OF SEASON

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a i n

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In The Pictures

With rush week only a 

f e w days o f f, everyone is 

wondering who will pledge 
what. The members of the 
sororities hart beta work­
ing to secure ddt.es and to 
amra age pa rt ies. Pie! it rn d 
are some of the girls whose 
names one hears in connec­
tio n with rushing.
to 

r i g h I, 
Marcia Wilson o f Dallas, 
daughter of dodge and Mrs. 
Lewis Wilson, is a popular 
freshman who is stalling at 
Littlefield.

From 

left 

Mary Cline of Wichita, 
Kan., is making tin Scot­
tish Rite Dormitory her 
home fo r the school near.

Frances F r y of Fort 
Worth, daughter of Mr. 
and Mrs. W. T. Fen, is a 
prominent rusher for 
the 
coming rush w< ck.

Margaret Hodgson, also 
of Fort Worth and daugh­
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. 
Hodgson, is attending the 
{Jnicersity 
fi rst 
year.

for her 

Dorothy Richey of Little­
field Dormitory, daughter 
o f Mr. and Mrs. R. A. 
Richey, of San A n t o n i e , is 
a much-sought-after rushee.

U niversity Club 
Entertains Solons

The m e m b e rs o f the U n iv e rsity ) 

Club e n t e r t a i n e d S a t u r d a y e v e n ­

in g a t 8 o’clock w ith an in fo rm a l 

re c e p tio n 

in h o n o r of G o v e rn o r 

a n d Mrs. D an M oody a n d m e m ­

b e r s of th e S ta te L e g is la tu re and 

th e i r wives.
( A m usical p r o g ra m w as given 

which in c luded se veral se lections; 
by th e tr i o of th e G irl’s G lee Club, 
n u m b e r s by th e L ong horn Quat* 
t e t , a g r o u p o f F olk S on^s by E. 
of 
A. Sm ith , a d j u n c t p r o f e s s o r 
a 
a n d 
business a d m in is tra tio n , 
solo by S e a r c y Jones.

T he club w as d e c o r a te d w ith 
r e d flowTe rs a n d h e a r ts 
to c a r ry 
o u t th e V a le n tin e m otif. A co u rse 
o f f ro z e n f r u i t ice w as se rv e d to 
th e g uests.

9 * •

Tau D e lt a P h i 
G ives In fo rm a l D a n c e

»st r<> 
I I
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:m««. I
peri«n<
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riUng 
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ppiy at.

WOOD 

i Co. 
Marco*

H ons to 
ll be K:
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I p r o fit.

l>.

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Hor

table 

Man. 
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19,
t

ii.

T he m e m b e r s of T a u D e lta Phi 
e n t e r t a i n e d S a t u r d a y nig h t a t th e I 
in fo rm a l 
c h a p t e r house w ith an 
T he house w as sim ply 
dance. 
th e color schem e 
d e c o r a te d w ith 
c a r r y i n g o u t th e V a le n tin e 
idea. 
C h a p e r o n s f o r th e occasion w ere 
Mr. a n d Mr-. Eich* n b a u m , Mr. 
a n d Mrs. G ellm an, Mr. a n d Mrs. 
G re e n b e rg .

* * *

A lp h a D elta Pi 
initiates Five

A lpha D elta Pi held 
services T u e s d a y f o r 

in itiation 
five girls;
in itia te d w ere M yrle Dau- 
noy, T h e lm a Bolm, R u th S u r v a n t, 
Melva M a tth e w s, a n d Isa b e l A h­
rens.

Rush Week Plans 
Formulated By 

Rush Captains

Tho m ost h era ld ed e v e n t o f th e school y e a r will ta k e place next 
I t is ru sh week. T he d a t e s a re f o r t e a W e d n e s d a y , T h u rs d a y , 
w eek. 
I hurs-1 
a n d F r id a y a f t e r n o o n s fro m 4 to 7 o ’clock, and W e d n e s d a y , 
d ay a n d F r id a y ev e n in g fro m 8 to I I o’clock. All r u s h e e » a r e in 
a s ta te o f e x c ite m e n t, w h a t w ith b u y in g n e w cloth es— dresses, hats, 

shoes, co a ts 
so r o rity girls also have th e ir w or- ( h ristine E llis; A lp h a < hi O m ega, 

a n d the’ like. T h e *

l ie s p la n n in g p a r ti e s — te a s, brid g e G race G r a t i a s ; A lp ha E psilon I hi, 
'L o r r a i n e Mehl; A lpha D elta Pi,
pa rtie s, a n d d in n e rs. 
While m o st of th e p la n s f o r the ; M yra J a n e M cC orm ick; A lpha P hi, 
r u s h in g season have b e e n com plet- A d a S n y d e r ; Chi O m ega, Betsy 
it ; B ib b ; D e lta D elta Delta, D orothy 
ed, som e a r e 
th e m ! K elly; D e lt a Z eta, A deline I la r - 
w as 
v e y ; G a m m a Phi Beta, E loise Mil-
fro m ru s h c a p ta in s. 
J e a n 
l e r ; K ap p a A lpha T h e ta , 
T he c a p ta in s f o r 
a re as fo llow s: A lp h a Xi D elta, O a n a d a y ; K a p p a K a p p a G am m a,

impossible to o b ta in 

in com plete an d 

th e occasion 

K a th e r y n H o rn ; K appa Delta, J u ­
dith L o tt; Pi Beta 
Phi. E velyn 
G a y ; Phi Mu, Ova D av is; Z eta 

T au Alpha, M a r i e t t a Ja c k so n .

K a th e r y n H orn. rush ca p ta in of 
I t h e K ap p a K appa G a m m a s o r o r ­
ity, has an n o u n c e d no plans fo r 
t h a t group.

Z e ta T a u A lp h a will begin ru sh 
w eek W e d n e s d a y a f te r n o o n with 
a te a a t th e home o f Mrs. T. H. 
B ow m an, follow ing t h a t by a d in ­
n e r a t th e c h a p t e r house. T h u r s ­
d a y a f te r n o o n , Mrs. I). W. Glass 
cock’s horn** will be th e scene of 
t h e second te a and T h u r s d a y night 
th e re will be a fo rm a l d in n e r at 
the c h a p t e r hou^e. F r i d a y a f t e r ­
noon, Mrs. Niles G ra h a m will 
h o nor the s o r o rity a n d 
its rush 
@es w ith a t e a a t h e r hom e. Fri 
day n ig ht, t h e r e will be a form al 
d in n e r a t th e A ustin Club.

T he K a p p a A lp ha T h e t a g r o u p 
will have te a s W ed n esd ay 
and 
T h u rs d a y a f t e r n o o n s a t the home >

of Mrs. S. J. S m ith and Mrs. E. j 

d ay a f te r n o o n Mrs. Lewis D avis’ 

S. Swann. 
W e d n es d ay , T h u rs d a y , a n d F r i - 5 

d in n e rs 

t h r e e 

The 

home will be th e scene o f a tea, 

and M ary Louise S p a rk s will e n ­

day n ig hts will be given a t 
th e 
c h a p t e r house and will c a r r y o ut 
a n d i 
th e H aw aiian , 
b u t t e r f l y m otifs.

p la n ta tio n , 

P la n s f o r A lpha Epsilon 

Phi 
s o r o rity include a pro g re siv e d in ­
n e r p a r ty T h u rs d a y , a b u f f e t s u p ­
per, F rid a y a bridge p a r ty an d a 
tr e a s u r e h u n t.

t e r t a in tho s o r o r i ty a n d its r u s h ­

ee:} ut h e r hom e F rid a y .

The plans of th e Chi O m ega 
so ro rity a r e n o t q u ite com plete. 
T h e r e will he te a s a t th e hom es 
In th e e v e n ­
o f A u stin a lu m n ae . 
ing, th e dinners a t th e Chi O m ega 
house will c a r r y o u t th e seasonal 
m otif.

Pi B e ta 

Phi h a s chosen 

th e 
home of Mrs. J. A’. M cClendon, 
“ T he T o w e r s” f o r th e location of 
lit s first te a W e d n e s d a y a f te r n o o n . 
W ed n esd ay n ig h t th e re will be a 
I hausv, as th e re will also be T h u r s ­
day and F r id a y nights. On T h u r s ­

th a t 

M yrah J a n e McCormick, A lpha 
a n ­
D elta Pi ru sh c a p ta in , h as 
nounced 
have 
been com pleted fo r n ex t week. A 
form al 
te a will be given W e d ­
to 7 
nesday a f t e r n o o n 
o ’clock a t th e homo o f Mrs. A. D.

t h e i r p la n s 

fro m 4 

Ph o to I v U m v t r r i t y Stu.au)

Holm, 24 

a n d Windsor Road. 
l l o’clock W e d n e s d a y 
th e re will be a d an c e a t 

F ro m 8 to 
nig h t 

th e c h a p te r house. A m a tin e e 
p a r t y a t a local t h e a t e r h as been 
pla n n ed f o r T h u rs d a y a f te r n o o n 
front I to 7 o’clock, a n d th e r e will

be a n ig h t club d in n e r f ro m 8 to 
11 o’clock T h u r s d a y n ig h t a t tho 

c h a p te r house. A n in f o rm a l t e a 

will be given a t th e hom e o f Mrs. 

T. J. B ow m an F r i d a y 
a f t e r n o o n 
from 4 to 7 o’clock. T he A lp h a 
T u r n to P ag e 6, Col. I

rn

daytime
dresses

for the 
younger set

Presenting an Array of

astrion 
outwear

D e s i g n e d e s p e c i a l l y f o r t h e 
i m p o r t a n t f a s h i o n e v e n t s o f —

Rush Week'.

A nd the N e w Spring Season

S t y l e d e v e l o p m e n t s in a p p a r e l f a s h ­
i o n s h a v e b e e n a n t i c i p a t e d b y t h i s 
h a v e just 
t h e s t y l e a n d c o l o r in f o o t w e a i 
t h a t w i l l a c c e n t e a c h n e w c o s ­

s h o p — t h a t y o u m a y 

t u m e !

S T RE E T

A d a i n t y T - « t r a p s a n d a l o f 
E g g s h e l l o r b l a c k s a t i n k i d ­
s k i n .

B e i g e W a t e r s n a k e

14.50

17.50

S P O RT

T h e O x f o r d d o n e i n G r e e n — • 
o r P u r p l e
B l u e — C a n a r y 

I N D I V I D U A L 
H A N D B A G S

i n a v a r i e t y o f n e w M o r o c c a .

d e s i g n s .

12.50

B e i g e C l a i r o r 
B l a c k K i d

10.50

“ P R O P P E R
C H I F F O N S ’*

— A m e r i c a ' * 
• l o c k i n g * — 
s p r i n g s h a d e * .

l o v e l i e s t 
n e w 

i n 

2.95

E V EM i n

D e l i c a t e l y 

t i n t e d m o i r e 

P U M P S 

a n d 

S T R A P S — C O L D a n d S I L V E R 

t r i m m e d 

S A N D A L S .

11 .OO u p w a r d

( T i n t i n g LOO e x t r a )

OH ll! (HOI O io p

_ w..--err «. 

'• "e* S ’ I' 'A 

- - J

‘’t h e c o s t u m e b o o t e r y ' ’

is 

featured 

T h e moulded hipline, 
for 
that 
spring, makes all fig­
ures more youthful. The 
newness of 
in 
these dresses has won 
the praise 
every 
fashion-wise woman.

styles 

of 

coaly

that are quite 
the rage for 
spring

2 5 t0 $45

coats 

The new 
f o r 
spring achieve slender­
ness thru 
soft, supple 
fabrics. They 
are in 
keeping with 
the sil- * 
houette lines of day­
time frocks. Coats are 
Aith or without fur.

Gay Spring Frocks

Specially D esigned for Misses

Frocks 

in gay prints on dark 

grounds . . . or in plain colors. 
('ap*-1 cts, boleros, m oulded 

bodices, peplums, 
and 
novel handling o1 neck­
lines an d sleeve details 
the 
a 
story.

I 9 3 0 
new 

prints 

make 

Sizes I 4 to 20

T. H. Williams

CONGRESS A T KIETH

Luedecke-Moffatt Co,

Something New Every Day 

902 Congress

 L r. Kuehne, 

w(jn rM.0pn jtion in P a n , for her

Tho olaaeital k M w le d fe 

atK* 

( n K B (>{ Texas oowboy». They

S U N D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 16, 19 30.

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(A ft«r O O M )
the 

N'otwith'iandm g 

admoni- 

an zen », 

Mar-. Bonner, who attended the
The ab ility to photograph like U n|vM tW y t r a n ltf04 to 1#0«. h a ,

By M A R Y E L I Z A B E T H M I L L E R

»n,

Thou shalt not covet,”

I would Pk« to have 
The poise of Dr. W harey,
The ae nae of humor of Dr

Hen*

'n* 
Dr. Lew is’ love fo r the beau

were a sensation at 

the S a i d

edict,

Dyke,

The loud speaker voice of Biti 

M cGill, 

I
* 
The tapping in the toes of B u r t . 

.

,

. 
fra n c e s L itt le s tact, 
Bess Ja n e i.ogan’s enthusiasm,; th e Paime^ Academique and a 
W . R. Long's experience with medal presented by a group of ai- 

i 0ne “ The Cowboy Parad e-’ w o l ^
*
> 

 

ioveablenes* of E. C. H. I

i 
The 
I Bantel,
I* The energy* in the feet of Dr. I 
|
of I 

The scholarly attainm ents 

Batchelder, 

Dr. Battle,

■ Bellmont,

Brogan,

Tire ab ility to talk like L. Theo 1 

T h " philosophic mind 

of Dr. |

The gentleness of Dis, Camp­

tion,

bell and C allaw ay,

The loyalty of Miss ( ’asb,
The jo v ia lity of M r. Correll,
The sterling 

quality 

of Dr.

j 

The a ffa b ility of M ary Decherd, 
The skill and 

luck of B illy

voice,

Disah,

of folk 

lore of J

ment,

The grace of Miss Gebauer,
The gentlemanliness 

of Dr.

’ 

Glasscock,

The efficien cy of Rosalie God- 

finance, 

" The Cowboy Parade” is I
Herschel M anuel's mind, 
presentation of a Cinco de M a y !
K, J . Mathews’ adamantine tao- celebration whicii Mi-.* Bonn»*ir 
once saw in Sam Antonio near th#

t;(., 

rheo Painter's water lilies, 
Jim m .. . Pa rk e’s ability to direct. ; 

Mexican market.

Hanson P u rlin ’s smile, 
f aleb Patterson’*; oratory,
Dr. Pearce’s Indian heads,
D r. PeniCk’s modesty,
Dr. P e rrin ’s horoscoTic 

H er “ French Mottled Hounds”

tied for the silver medal in 
the 
spring salon. She has received fou r 
awards for her work since she be­
gan in 1922.

intui 

Miss Bonner arrived in San An 
from her Par:

recently 

Ionic 

Mr-. P e rr y ’s knowledge of the studio. She brought a s k e t c h y *
Ss Si llnntihltc \JL’

on inkilo 

rooms in Heaven,

Burnett Ph ariM mu-ital ability, 
Dr. P o rte r’s chuckle,
Eugene 

stentorian 

Sehoch's 

Ph illip Seiberth’s love of argu 

Dr. Sellards’ scent for oil, 
Thomas Shelby’s dignity,
Robert S la y to n ’s wit,
Thomas T a y lo r’s golden keys. 
Benjam in Tharp ’s knowledge of 

at sea while the S. S. Republic was 
lescuing the crew of the fishing 
boat, Gander Deal. Her sketch was 
published in New York newspaper* 
and received wide attention

Another ex-student w h o 

iii 
known abroad is H. C. von Stro ve A 
L L .B . ’94, L L .M . ’96. Mr. S tru v e . 
ha- been 
in G<>betorg,l 
Sweden, as United Slates consul. 
since 1926. He has been in foreign^

located 

i .service since 1914, serving in the

The generosity of Reed Gran 

Lillia n W W , wholcom.-m-*,, W cst ‘" dias; in f fu rl*
M r. W M W . 

knowledge o ' i " n the I " re ,E " ,'<-'la,,on“ ™ “ »»M<4I. 

rocks,

j 

. 

I frey.

berry,

G ray,

G rube i s,

G litc h ,

The all around qualities of Dr. 

The brotherly love as is 

the 

Th** staccato dictation of Dr. 

The scholarly 

Dr. W inston’s

simplicity,

And the chimes ot- 

Norm andv

tuned up a hit.
 

 

 

o*---

in H avana;

in M'ashington; 
M exicali, Mexico; 
in Stavanger, N o rw ay; and
Gobctorg.

in Venezuela

Kathleen Molesworthy, B. B. A.J 
1920, is clerk to the commercial 
the!]
od
‘ oinmer'-e, Bureau of Foreign and! 

The love of all the students for 

Margaret Howard, E t ta Mae attache, Am erican embassy, of 

, Sarah H arlan,

H arper,

The old s. hool charm of H enry 

Niendorff, 

and Je n etta Grantham United Stat'*-- Department 

I 
pending 

Alpha ( hi Omega house are 
th** w eekend 

in Mc- Domestic Commerce, 

Havana,!

The art of cooking as is Miss

Gregor. 

Guba.

T H E D A I L Y 

T E X A N

Y o u W o u l d n ’t B e l i e v e It —B e h e O i l w o r t h

Gam W!v h iv e p/ rttf m 

, vf- 

Currie,

r p/p pf 41 (. 0r f 
Ti 

ruts Art se-./»4 ******m'\

* e ,j ■*/*** »'

The fund 
and “ Ju d g e” do not contain proper r,00,0u0 rn ba<T pay will tie made F ra n k Dobie,

reading matter 
for the dedicate, 
sensitive minds of freshmen, and 
accordingly have 
been stricken 
from our subscription list,

Dr. S. Fb M c/‘-s’ friends will b** 
in te lmted rn knowing 
hi* 
mu< h talked of hook on f thn* iiah 
made its appearance.

that 

po 

ihie by borrowing from 

the 

vehicle tax and corporate funds, 

using tax warrants as security. A 
*70,000 personal loan made by 
a Chicago firm made possible the 
paying of a month's salary to em 
ployes working in the recorder’* 
office.

Let all the organization^ in the 
U niversity < ontemplatir.g taking 
space in the ” ( actus” reme.nbri 
that the money must be paid sn 
instance befote 
each and every 
pat'* W':ll ie- given a n i m at'M al 
for 
forwarded. 
This in the ruling of the Athletic 
Coom ii.

representation 

Saturday will he “ V isito r1; - D ay” 
in the Ladies Gym. Th** I .ad ie-" 
U niversity (Tub ha been invited 
*c a 
to visit tho lade**.’ gym -and 
sample of th** work of th** various 
< las * n.

I -, game. 

Pop Boone of the Fo rt W o rth 
Press was v e ry greatly impressed 
by the playing of Poach W a lk e r’s 
Ile
team in the T. < 
that if basketball wore played 
I) 
tho Longhoi ns 
like 
everywhere 
play it, in the God style, that 
it 
wouldn't lie but a very short time 
until it would 
regain all of its 
past popularity, regardless of tho 
of 
complexity of the mass set 
rules.

The 
debut <•

Rusk won Saturday s 
over the Athenaeum.

■ gut S

I N 

I I I

burned 

Tv,., cah; wore 

and 
drivers and guards were stoned >n 
different pints of Pittsburg F r i­
day, when members of the cab op­
erators’ d iik e 
strike 
Tear gas 
breaking cab drivers. 
was used by the police to quell 
the crowds.

attacked 

In Philadelphia, twelve men and 
on 
two women were ai rested 
charges of inciting to riot when a 
crowd of men and women, esti­
mated at 200, carrying placards, 
staged un unemployment demon 
, A ratio n near the t *.ty hall.

In* 

M ayor W alk er 

in a recent 
intend* 

leceived nom. 
trip to 
suggestion* 
ti Ring 
Florida that 
the New \ ork Police commission­
er about, The mayor left his car 
in front of a post office in a zone 
wht re parking is prohibited. W hen 
be returned h<* found a “ courtesy 
tag” attached, inform ing him that 
he had parked in the w*rong place,! 
but sine© his license proved him 
all 
to be a tourist, it would be 
right that time. M ayor W alk er 
in 

idea might work 

I thinks the 
New Y ork.

un ii. cl Hilly 
plicaldc. 
none may expo * 
t-> h»“ t 

;* u 

throughj 
‘■la. The prescat 
lavation 
iuis h e n 
tear perfection to it 
xi*ting ! " i m ; ii fits 
and disregards any 
oi improvement 
is 
r h«>iii 
n, but the inertia 
overcome to ifitfo- 
ange that it neces-

a complete

i proved psycholog 
ll dual effort is 
ii 
• educating pipets*; 
ti courses under def* 
from professor ;
n 
• perienc »• advo< at» 
ady, and the Oxford 
used with u ce- 
Tierican universities. 
air faculty have sep 
shown 
I of this system, and 
w in The ( d ifo rn ia n , 
id.• ch, dean of tie 
.«• t e r ; and Science. 
belief in its off cc

collectively 

I .it* Ie tots of I opal.

Raisins, and some yeast, 
Make you think you’re going

VVC t

When you’re going east.
\. \ 

(bdraw

I

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s

NI

Bv D A N C. F O W L E R

30 Years Ago
From the T exan F iles
Jo Fleetwood—
— B y 

Inn* 

1. T**»t» Committee Right.
2. Chicago Start* Paym ent.
3. Pennsylvania Strikes
4. Police Courtesy.
5. Mexican Student* Killed.

H n M A S P> L O V E w ill start ac

in 

the 

turn 

T
within 3 0 d a y * to 
ecutive eommitte 
k in d ; his name from t 
ballot because ht 
the Democratic 
int r in the hts', 
trounced recce th

Supreme 
('Curt 
:est t h e s t a t e e x 
•s i ight to omit 
I ■ pi pi a mar; 
did not support 
residential nom* 
election, he a n ­

The 

Ja n u a ry 

number of the 
Quarterly of Texas State History 
call Association sustains the stand 
ai d of tins pubbcat inn which, a1
though in 
its fourth year, rank. 
with the best of its similar 
in the country. The increased in ' 
terest in historical study in Texas, 
and th** richness! of the field 
in 
which, its labor1* lie, doubt V - w .ll 
realize in time for the Q u a iterly 
a greater usefuiru* . and a wider 
recept ion.

In the present number G the ar 
ti I* on “ D ifficulties of a Mexican 
Revenue o ffic e r 

But

the U niversity of 
Students at 
Michigan have 
been warned that 
of liquor at uni- 
the possession 
will result in ex- 
varsity dances 
universitv authori-
pulsion. 
tics art* taking one more step to 
discourage tho 
carrying of hip 
flask at that university. A uni 
formed policeman will be station­
in every 
ed at every 
smoking room and lobby of 
the 
I building in which the dances are i 
|
! held. 

exit and 

I Juicer* tv <*; 
Stuc tits es tile 
Mexico were fired 
• n and ! ui 
were killed and seven wounded 
a* 
I F rid a y while 
field trip and survey. Peons and J 
agrarians, 
thinking the students 
were on a religious mission, fired 
on them.

they were on 

M argaret Montgomery of Scot­
tish R ite Dorm itory will spen Sa t­
urday in San Antonio.

Chi ago plans to pay I S.OOO of Omega announces 

Alpha Phi chapter of Alpha Chi
initiation of 
its city employees two weeks of 
Jean 
the month’ salaries due them the Langston of Garison, W illa Curd 
early part of this week. The dis of Kl Paso, and Margaret Howard 

Starley of Pecos, 

lo u ise 

In 11 butein of approximately 

?2.- of Kl Paso.

H A R O L D 

T E E N — O H ! H O W

 H E 

R E M

E M

B E R S

|Va PE PC Eb EMT I MO MR*), H A iZ l f- 

; 
rVWt. V !d 8V Am V CHA MCE 
4- • M AD E UP Moue NMNO TO 
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I LOME KEO - SOT 
\ cam t a f f o r d 
T o M A a a \ (

\
J

H ER *

/ L o v e f T F

I b a h ! !

w ill he aer fitted C lint those 
'OO IMH its will re­
of about 

d ila tio n .
'Phis if 

too often the ca e 1 

ceive p referen ce.

■ w ith U n iv e r s ity students.

111 f him -elf to it 

is t he one 

* Spr

who V,iii fin d h im se lf t he moat 

to fall into a g r o o v e , to get
into a “ nit.” When they have 
succeeded in finding thin nut, 
they are content to rid#* it to
T h e y a re in fu ria te d 
th** end 

lung u nusual occurs, 

hey ar** f e n et J to pull 

e o u t, I hub r one desire 

back in, st a p p a re n tly 
cur- o> ?h ‘*m to adju st 

/cs to th e new road. 

*<j t fiat
rn,?. Ors
i i to gel 
ne\ »*r or
themse! 

B u l l
Bellows

B f A L E X M U R P H R E E

O U R P O R T R A IT G A L L E R Y
No. 12— The Ruth Captain
\ mn vt arrninp1i*h*d tort this lady 

T h e y 

r 

ever 

cern to rea liz e 

t i

that fbi

“ g o in g ” m ight prove 

Hhe knows rushee? by mollie 

as sm ooth out o f the 

M i. and even m ore so, 

fdv h girl within her brain 

emirs#** logged 

and phiz. 

few persons a re allow- 

A 'rf stay* ta rd* indexed there an# 

pend th e ir e n tire lives 

catalogued.

turbot!, f bange 

i * con • 

and in e v ita l)Ie and 

t he 

She know 4 the be ? of her s<*rarity 

'I h e 

The

w o n t to her is in minority, 
n a tio n al stand ing 's at 

her 

person w ho I* a rn- 

t his fact. 

fin g e r ends 

accept % it, and decides 1 0 ad- \

*1 if i t ’s not «o good Tie make- 

Ver
* •I v
ndi 

an

h ap p y. A Hem 

fill person isj 

orc w h o has learn ed a d ju s t ­
ment : who can be placed in 
a n y position and fit, who can 
rub shoulders w ith all < lasses 
w ith o u t fric tio n , who dudies 
a situ a tio n 
tho rou g h lv and 
ma d ors it before going on to 
nine! til ag n e w ; w ho f it s him-; 
self to life r ath e l I ban ? l y in g 
to fo r Cf 

lif e to fit him.
n it* n th is is a I* on that 
youth doesn’t w an t to le a rn ,
looking i or facth, fo r 
V old ti i 
tru th , fo r c e rta in ty . 
Y o u th 
w ard 4 to I md orc taw and let 
d Muffled to n .-*“ -1 e v e ry d if ­
fic u lt) 
to blam e life if this 
one et rule fa ils to meet the* 

< Vim ing 

fro m Home high 
chool 01 mall* r college, t hey 
a re con I routed w ith an en­
Soon 
tir e !) m u 
tim e , 1 fact icm e often 1 hun 
not, this b in a tio n is not just 
im ag ined , 

hunt ion 

th e y 

had 

; w hat 
T h is 

1 th e ir ti r d m id one of 

th e ir 
g reatest. H o w the new s tu ­
dent fits 
his new stir- 
1 m inding , ad ap ts h im se lf to; 
life is a 
bi 
bgn po,.! t " his v, hole fu tu re.

im w St I ie< I ii I e oi 

into 

ft

amends
showing how they 
“ borty A ere-”

ra,f*

* on the pledge atip* H u rt 

w r it ‘ rat taker 

H igh-powered r c hing 

i* 

ro-ed « ffir!e, 

e rat lies all ‘aloma' with road­

Th

sters sporty,
other {'•iris ara under 
1 nm rn ands 

her 

And work with alf their feet and J 

aff their hands 

But. he’ 1 he one who pails 
strings and gains 

j
The pledges for the gang, ‘eau*© J 

tht 

she’ 

the brain*.*

D A Y IN . D A Y O U T

Saturday, 

fe b ru a ry 15 —This 

young’ !- generation 

i~ getting 

weaker and weaker and pet tonally 

bm av I; a mod to to- a member ot 
ft*, getting so they can t even 
.♦ 
v.alk aero r 'ii" campus to get a 
look at Mary Alice 
sandwich, 
looks 
Reave*, 
other 
•it rang lait he isn ’ 
for si 
nigtit 
tinted over 
ii'' Had 
any 
hand out and couldn’t get 
! he
it Hall than 
farther 

Instance, sh*
f lie 

fi un 

for 

* she almost ! 
mpanion had 
have the sandwiches 
entrance 
the west 

ga 'vc out end bel 
id phone mu 
delivered to
where they .ult on the Hep.** and 
holstered up their weakness w ith! 
grocer ie* t o I he delet ‘ai ion of the 

tra n s itio n 1 

p ro b a b ly Main Building whet 

pa ss* I by.

niece is fu lly . 

f'oddei for the old gi is! mill is I 

All of t ta* students who en-! 
tared ! tie I nix et >ity I ti i ' fall 
these first 
and h ave parsed 
PXH* 0 out ti-, h ave nils.*» d one 
I ti*
m ile-post 

ijeginnirig to run low because a l l 
tif the famous raconteur* have 
lap < d into a pre ru Ii weck silence 
and won’t talk but one of tlu-m bas 
I lid' ut - v tv, (lav a ret Used to 
movt-d hack to the dormitory ho 
meet these new problem s a l­
things now, 
we’ll begin bearing 
ready fin\ *• or w iii soon drop 
She promises to tell me a new 
by the w a y . T h e new student-.
story on the girls up at S. K. D. 
1 am i fig i n have I heir ow n wa s 
every other flay. G radually as th" 
to m ake. W h e th e r th e y h ave 
little bo 'Is build their nests, we’re 
in
the m a te rial fo r 
tip rn o r n o t W ill d e p e n d to ii working up an e v < dent espionage
oi .a ! ext ' i i ' on t lim r react ion
to til is new lite iind the w a y
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adapt themselves to it. 
l o accept all ch an ge and m ake 
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campus by 
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partner 
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the* b est r a d io a n n o u n c e r it; 
a contest to * < - [ion - “ ret * ■> 
T h e Texan and the depart-' 
me u t t ti public peaking. A ll 
detail# of this conte.-1 vs ill be 
a n n o ii n c e d in Tut*-day 
T e x a n , 11 hould o*- - ■ ,? 
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earch work in the Bexar A r ­
rth i natal 
in the possession of 
chives, now 
. d e n t w h o s e 
f he I nivei>ity and in the Austin 
paper's.

most 
o h i m 
is m o r e 
than ut v number 
I here will be a German given 
*. The 
•Shed ‘ “ U t 
next Thursday by the U niversity 
at Stanford does
German < * I ut*. The club has been 
ted
alkies t » ii 
reorganized and now has a rega­
»f here; tht
in are not k*1* membership, and only members 
follow :*ad invited guests w ill be allow 'd 

but 

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to attend.

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ON E of the p rim ary laws 

of lite is the law of ad­
ju s tm e n t . T o o o fte n m o st <»! 
is caused 
‘.sir unhappiness 
from failure to ta k e this law 
in tl} co re Ute ra t io n ; to rn ak# 
n o effort t o a d ju s t o u rs e lv e s !
to th e v a ri'M ix condition- of
life which w e are forced to 
meet.

I ne present system is most atle 
Hem
oft J to the high school 

I he 

lately 
I niversity Band is ready 
Utlent. whose education is limit and willing to play at all lite ra ry 
d to thf I- things that the com- events, such aa debates, oratorical 
its »itizen- should contests, etc., held by the students 
Biunity thin- 
kr ow. 
the Utiiver.-ity, but we must 
dent a- he should be, education have at least a week’s notice be 
consist*, of the satisfaction of un forehand.
active curiosity, unhampered by 
s trie fur* * of a dictatorial system. 

It is said that the L ib ra ry r-.m- 

But for the college *tu- 

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H u m a n b ein g s p re too p ro n e [

-The Daily C alifo rn ian .[mission ha- concluded that “ Puck

 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1930,

Theaters

“ T H E O T H E R T O M O R R O W ” 
— w i t h B i l l i e D o v e a n d G r a n t 
W i t h e r * , t o d a y t h r o u g h W e d 
C r a c k , 
“ G e n e r a l 
n e s d a y . 
wi t h J o h n B a r r y m o r e , T h u r s ­

d a y 

t h r o u g h o n e w e e k . A t 

t he Q u e e n .

“ T H E Y H A D T O S E E P A R I S ”

•— w i t h Wi l l R o g e r * a n d F i f i 
t o d a y a n d M o n d a y . 
D o r s a y , 
F o l l i e * , ” 
“ F o x M o v i e t o n e 

wi t h 

ari d D a v i d 
wi t h S u e C a r o l 
“ S y n ­
R o l l i n s , T u e s d a y o n l y . 
c o p a t i o n , ” 
M o r t o n 
D o w n e y a n d W a r i n g ' * P e n n 
a n d 
s y l v a n i a n s , W e d n e s d a y 
U n h o l y 
T I u r s d a y . 
N i g h t , ” wi t h D o r o t h y S e b a s ­
t i a n a n d R o l a n d Y o u n g , F r i ­
the 
d a y a n d S a t u r d a y . A t 

“ T h e 

T e x a s .

“ D E V I L - M A Y - C A R E ” — wi t h 

N o v a r r o , 

D o r o t h y 
R a m o n 
J o r d a n , 
a n d 
M a r i o n H a r r i s , n o w t h r o u g h 
T u e s d a y . 

“ S l i g h t l y S c a r l e t , 

J o h n M i l j a n , 

w i t h E v e l y n B r e n t a n d C l i v e 
t h r o u g h 
B r o o k , W e d n e s d a y 

F r i d a y . A t t he M a j e s t i c .

Reviewed I oday

“ Dktvil M a y - C a r e ” — l f 

it w ere 

not f o r th e fact that a f t e r a ll the 

, 
| 
I 

it 

o f j 

S a t u r d a y 

p ro d u c tio n 

it i- m a d e 

the M a j e s t i c 

i< 
s t u f f o u t o f which 
m e r e r o m a n t i c drivel, 
the p le a s ­
ing lig ht r o m a n c e o f “ Devil .May- 
C a r e , ” R a m o n N o v a r r o s f i r s t all- 
now 
t a lk i n g m u s i c a l 
p la y i n g on 
sc r e e n , 
w ould m a k e it a f a ir ly en terta in - 
in g p ic t u r e , A s 
is, Mr. No- 
v a n o c a n be c r e d it e d with an a v 
©rage, cool t e n o r voi ce which he 
u s e s to so m e a d v a n t a g e as a tr a in 
a 
cd m u s i c a l 
i n s t r u m e n t ; with 
h e roic b e a r i n g which he u s e s 
to 
e q u a l a d v a n t a g e ; a n d wi t h a t h o r ­
o u g h ly a d e q u a t e histrio n ic a b ility 
to h a n d le d r a m a t i c s i t u a t i o n s 
B u t little else. Au 
a light vein. 
kept 
w e re 
d i c n c e s 
c h u c k lin g t h r o u g h o u t the v a r i o u s 
chapte r s o f Mr. Devil-May-< a re s 
then- me r r i me nt 
a d v e n t u r e s , b u t 
w a s o c c a sio n e d a s o f t e n by 
the 
o b v io u s absu rdities, o f the p la y a 
b y the* m o re a g r e e a b l e t o m hrs e v ­
id e n tly 
If 
M a r io n H a r r i s look ed as well as 
sh e s i n g s so m e o f this m ight b e* 
a l l e v i a t e d ; a n d if the villain, p l a y ­
ed by J o h n M ilja n , w e re a lso 
a 
m a n , all o f it m igh t he*. Mr. N o ­
v a r r o m a n ip u l a t e s his s o n g s and 
his love a f f a i r with D oro th y J o r ­
dan v e r y well, t h o u g h the Beings 
a r e mild a t th e ir h e st and by no 
m e a n s a s c a t c h y a s the* " P a g a n 
T h e s t o r y , h a v in g 
L o v e S o n g . ” 
a
to do with 

the e s c a p a d e s o f 

f o r hu mo r . 

In ten ded 

m a l ]
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Reviewed T oday

Opening Today

“ S u n n y S i d e U p ’— I his p i c t u r e . 

“ T h e O t h e r T o m o r r o w ” —- B illie 

is at 

its b est a t e n u o u s r o m a n c e | 

Dove, noted a s t h e s c r e e n ' s m o s t 

and a t 

its w o r s t 

a 

s ic k e n in g ly 

M a s s i f b e a u t y , a p p e a r s a t 

the 

sy r u p y m u sica l c o m e d y . 

Its deli- j 

c a te , u n b e lie v a b le lo v e s t o r y w ould 

h ave su ite d 

th e t a l e n t s o f J a n e t 

G ay n or and C h a r l e s F a r r e l l ad 

n d ra b ly in silent p ic t u r e s . H o w ­

ev er, with the a d v e n t o f t a lk i n g 
p i c t u r e s t h e s e two g r e a t s t a r s h a v e 
g a i n e d w eak s p e a k i n g a n d s i n g in g 
vo ice s and h a v e lo s t m uch o f t h e ir 
g r e a t ch a rm . It is t h e w e a k , c h ild ­
ish v o ic e s o f the tw o co -s ta r s t h a t 
i m a k e the s i t u a t i o n s in t h is p ic tu re 
T o r r i d 
j h o p e le ss ly m a u d lin . 
s p e ­
c ia ltie s , 
R e b e l a i s i a n 
f r e q u e n t 
to u ch e s, a n d M a r jo r i e W h ite m a y 
all b e ch a lk e d up t o this p i c t u r e ’s 
—-bill.
f a v o r . At th e H a n c o ck . 

i n t e r e s t i n g 

Queen f o r the n e x t few d a y s 
in 
a S o u t h e r n m e lo d r a m a e n title d 
“ The O th er T o m o r r o w .” A n d , a s 
Mi s s D ove’ s 
last a p p e a r a n c e w a s 
in “ T h e { 'a l a t e d A n g e l ” in which 
h o s t e s s , 
she played a tek-tsk 
it 
to h e a r he r 
will be 
new accent and c h e e k u p on h e r 
idea o f a S o u t h e r n lady. T h is p la y 
w as w ritten by O c ta v iu s R o y C o 
hen a n d f i n d s it m o tiv a t io n in th e 
fa m i li a r but ev er i n t e r e s tin g e t e r ­
nal t r i a n g l e . M i s s D o v e 
is s u p 
p o rte d by K en n e th Thorn on and 
I G r a n t W it h e r s in this se m i t r a g i c 
In c id e n t a l 
| ta le o f the Old S o u th . 
I ly, the p r e s s sh eet m a k e s no men 
I tion w h a te v e r o f a them e so n g. It

never a sensation | 
•
like It In Austin 

is thinly p o ss ib le t h a t t h is is the ^ 
p ic t u r e without 
t h e m e so n g , j 
T h is b e a r s in v e st ig a t io n . 

—-bill.

a 

“ T H E Y H A D T O S E E P A R I S "

ow n 

— Will R o g e r ’s 
p a r t i c u l a r 
b r a n d o f com edy a n d ho m espu n 
h orner is r e f le c t e d on t h e talk in g 
sc re e n at 
the T e x a s T h e a t e r t o ­
day a n d M onday while “ T h e y H a d 
to S e e P a r i s ” l a u g h s out 
in 
its u p r o a r io u s y a r n a b o u t 
t e llin g 
su d d e n ly 
f a m i ly 
an A m e r ic a n 
m a d e rich by od and j u s t a s su d 
d e n ly b itte n by the h u g f o r E u r o ­
pean t r a v e l and c u ltu re . 
F o r the 
f i r s t tim e , it is s a id , the la u g h ter-

loud 

full ric h n e ss on 

provoking sallies of America's pest
in 
known hu m orist a r e p re c e n te d 
their 
the silv e r 
in this p ic tu re 
sh ee t. M o reo ver, 
the piquan t little F r e n c h fe m m e ,
F if i Dorsny, m a k e s her bow to th e 
A m eric an p u b lic — with r e s u lt s th a t

T h e 

t h a t have been ca lled n oth in g less 
t h a n ol<*rtric. 
su p p o r tin g
c a s t in c lu d e s I r e n e Rich, M a r g u e ­
rite C hurchill. Ivan L e b e d e f f , a n d 
a host o f o th e rs c o n trib u tin g t h e ir 
F r a n k B o r z a g e di- 
s h a re o f fun . 
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F o llo w in g Exhibit Of 
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the University of Rvtenaion.

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J. R. Reed Music 
Co.

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