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, „ romany to regard the m a tte r of relation be- I * . « M s l rep re se n ta tiv e b u t 
tbp j apanese 

.ex.-, a* PRIMARILY th e won,an 'a prob- 1 °n*eome r e m a n ,, w .th 
. . . . . . 

catered to his wishes. A lthough I fore igners 

t h e pendulum has sw ung to th e ! 

 th,, b u rd e n o f rerpom dbility 

from 
in Mexico.

the man was assigned 

If Kansas w ants him 

impression has been 

'»»«'"* g o .t-g la n d 

r n i . ’i A i u u i tnt- 

^ new decision 

infancy th e 

, r thing lo 

 ^ w|)jch 

leading 

game 

that 

the 

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. will ru n for the Sen ate.

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If, re t equally upon the s h o u ld e r of both sexes. , 

The 

W i t h a g o a l o f $2»0(>0 b e f o r e t h e m t n e WMman t 0 get

.I, 

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‘The men of the campus have depended on the | baH been approved by 
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Spanish C onstitution
the n a _

; nub oeen appri
ti<,na } assembly.

The ‘Y’ Drive

A new record fo r land planes 
the fu n d a m e n ta l basis of wan set at D etroit y esterday by

workers on the annual financial drive of 
t he Y, M. G. A. and Y, W. C. A. enter the 
second day of their three-day campaign to 
raise tho necessary amount for 'ii*- con­
tinuance of their work.

the moral pace. ’ P ra y , did you ever 
h*-ar tell of the double s ta n d a r d ? Has your fertile 
d iam ever considered 
the so-called double sta n d a r d or are you one of 
th >'<’ farseeing seers who believes th a t the single 
s ta n d ard does exist? P ard on my moronic question­
ing, bu? I fail to com prehend how w om an’s per- 
| sonal charm has a n y th in g to do with your moral 

though! that we a r e so ruthlessly deprived of j 

Although the general type of work done 
by these two organizations is known by 
the great majority of students, there are 
several specialized services which are (>j 
real benefit to many University students. 
Probably the most important of these var­
ious services is th** employment bureau 
which is maintained bv the Y. M. ( ’. A.
in order to help provide 
those needing 
|>et.n tiresome, boring, common, e n tirely 
work with j o b ’ which xviii enable them to • ryflctt|ous and obtained not only w ithout the ex- 
finance themselves through school. Both urtjon 0f any effort hut r ath e r with the exertion 
organizations 
loan funds c j ( |j*,,rt to avoid such demonstration* of m an’s 
which annually serve many students in i&Kivalry. You have commanded my deepest re- 
tiding them over “lean 
gpect and have merited for yourself a place 
in 
financial existence and al lowing them to 
the Hall of Fam e for so suavely a d m itting th a t 
remain in school.
men ARE p reva ric ators now and 
I >< * you 
think we appreciate “ y o u ’re the one girl for me,” 
and 
th» n discover* our cavalier of the afte rn o o n 
blithely s a u n te rin g out at 8 o'clock with a n o th er 
unsuspecting victim?

situation, We are p ro stra te with grief. I nm sure w hich would give the women the 
’hat my fellow p articip a to rs ar*- heart-broken at 
t h 
m a n ’s confidence in o u r ability n< pace-setter*. 

T exas is still having th e kind 
| of w e a th e r th a t m akes Christm as 
Marvelous man! We welcome the suggestion of | seem near a t hand. The m e rc u ry 
blandishments/* which have | has dropped at all points within
been 
the S ta te anti 
t h e
some 
S ou th w este rn are a . Rainfall has 
b ie n hravy in m an y parts.

.Senator ( o m e n s of Michigan 
in 
has warned a ga inst a change 
the present system of 
th e Fed- 
■ ral Reserve System and against 
an expansion of hank credits.

A poem w n t t i n by Mrs. Hoov­
is 

er has been set 
called “ Story T re e .”

th e re have 
in

also maintain 

a ban on
^ bmg 
n

real snow storm-' 

periods in 

right to vote.

to music. It 

then. 

t h e i r

•kl.

reached j minstrel 

Lowell Bayles when he 
a maximum speed of 284.72 miles 
p e r h our. 
The 
m ittee 
iles ha* 

re je c te d 

Mexican electorial com- sang his 
of th e cha ribber o f depu- ■ Eyes of 

the m easure | ous, 

TH E U N IV E R S IT Y A eronautical come 

Official Notice

7 o ’clock 
ing Building 106 a t 
T hursday, D ecember 3. An 
in­
te re stin g program has been ar- 
langed and all persons interested 
in aero n au tic s are invited 
to be
present.

Hou«e. It wa< sumr by a qu arte t, 
of which I was not a member, a l­
it Is possible th a t a 1! of
though 
' 1 us on the stage were supposed to
in on the chorus, and the 
Society will m eet in E ngineer- only p a r t of the song which has
survived. My place was fa rth e s t 
from the ce n te r of the stage, and 
a1) I had to do was to give p re ­
a rran g e d answers 
to such ques­
tion^ as were put 4o me. I f I had 
a banjo, it was ju s t given to me 
to hold 
I 
was ‘a hear with a b a n jo ,’ as the 
clipping says, it w as in a literal, 
° f not a figurative sense. I will ad-
housem others fo r men has been mjt th a t my face m ay have been
am 
grotesquely blackened, b u t 
to my 
the 
pained a t 
gaudy and 
ill-fitting, negroesque 
clothes, which w ere probably th** 
only ones I possessed.

postponed until T uesday, Decent 
ber 8 , 1931.

ARNO N OW OTNY, assistant 

TH E D ECEM BER meeting

JO S E P H W. RAMSEY, 

fa c u lty advisor

the occasion; 

dean of men.

re fe re n c e 

for 

if 

Eyes of Texas -

(C ontinued From Page One)

This 

his elders. His n am e was J. L. 
lad was also a 
Sinclair. 
bear with a banjo, having a very 
musical ear. He w as stru ck with 
the sonorous quality of Dr. P ra th ­
e r’s fav o rite s ta te m e n t of sta te ­
wide surveillance. Out of the ex­
cess of artistic ferv or, he fitted 
the words, along with a few of 
his own, to the tu n e of 'I ve Been 
W orkin’ On the R a ilroad'.”

“ As we said above, Sinclair was 
good with a banjo. He came out
th a t night of the 
on 

th e stage 

N o t as a J oke 

I 

“ I am distressed also a t 

th e 
suggestion th a t th e song was in 
tended as a joke. On m any oc 
fusions, gathered in the old a u d i­
torium to h e a r a speech by our 
President, Colonel William 
P ra th er, we had heard him say, 
Young ladies and gentlem en of 
the U niversity, 
th a t 
the eyes of Texas are upon you.’ 
The applause which always fo l­
lowed this adm onition shows th a t 
we w ere in full sym pathy with it, 
and o u r use of it in the m i n s t r e l 
p erfo rm an ce should properly he 
regarded as an e a r n e st effort to 
in c irc u lat­
aid Colonel P r a th e r 
ing his message.

r e m e m b e r 

‘At any rate, if Colonel P r a ­
th e r could come again to the hill,
I ill-fitting, n egroesqu e clothes, a n d ? " whose si.,p « th e ;acres of M u .

tosquelv blackened and his g a u d y , , 

show with his face gro-

, ,

comic composition, 

T exas,’ in the same 

sepulchral 

tones 

th a t Dr.
to use.
it, and q 

P r a th e r was accustomed 
The mock-aerittuane • of 
the ready recognition of the ‘take- 
o f f ’ on Dr. P r a th e r was sufficient j 
to bring the house down with u n ­
restrained hilarity.

bonnets bloomed 
in his day, he 
‘The
might not even y e t be ready to 
adm it th a t the jo k e was on him .” 
O'

s e n ­

« 

.

j t O C K l l l §

____
(C o n tin u e d F ro m P a g e One)

1 2 y ea rs 

old at th e 
who were 
T h e y S a n g It 
“ S tu d e n ts w ent home th a t night
tim e 
are now e n t e r in g middle 
a g e ; n e ith e r had th e slightest c o n ­
inging ‘T he Eyes of T e x a s’ for
In the sec-
nection with tho w ar. 
the first tim e. T he fam e of the
ling spread far and wide, and it ond place, secret archives and rec- 
by the 
grew popular. 
laugh w herever it was voiced. Dr. j various co u n trie s th a t 
took p a r t 
in the war have led historians and 
P ra th e r, being a good scout, took 
his fun at his own expense, with sta te sm en 
th e ir views 
to revise 
no ill hum or and laughed with th e and to realize t h a t G erm any was 
boys.” 

not responsible f o r the war.

I t was good for a ords 

since marie public 

/

is 

IO 

, „ 

o’clock 

S i x - W e e k s C o u r s e

the question “ How has B a l d w i n C o n d u c t s 

w ering 
G erm any paid d u rin * 
the yea, 
and w h at is G e rm a n y ’s capacity 
to m eet the Y oung P la n ? ” NO­
i A six-weeks course on th e su b ­
„ T he Methods of Je su s as a
body really knows how much Gar- I 
m any has paid, he stated, because T e a c h e r” 
to be given a t the 
so much of her p a y m en t has been U niversity Methodist Church be­
Sunday 
in p ro p erty , hut p u ttin g to g e th e r I gin n jn g a t 
figure s compiled by 
au th o rities morning. The speaker will be Dr. 
G erm an y has paid th irty-eigh t and , u VV. Baldwin, professor of edu- 
one-half billion gold m arks of the c a tion in the U niversity, and the 
total a m o u n t fixed by the repa- course wiil be given each Sun- 
ration commission, 45 billion gold i day m o r n ing fo r six weeks, 
marks, or within six and one-half
billion m arks of 
total r e p a ­
rations fixed by th e commission.
The Y oung Plan, how ever, 
iJ 
«,r o i ii 
G erm any 35.8 billion gold marks 
yet to pay.

B O L E N T A L K S ON B I R DS
. 
.
. „ 
II. R. Bolen, in stru c to r in zool-
’« 
talk on b ird banding
ogy, gave a 
to zoology students of the Austin
High School last T uesday.

G e r m a n y ’s p rese n t capacity to 
pay he brought home forcefully 
Since 1920, the Biological S u r­
by q uoting figure s which showed 
vey, W ashington, D. ( ’., has ta ken 
th a t there are six million men in 
an 
in te re st in banding 
less than 600
G erm an y earnin g 
birds. Any one th a t is interested
marks or $150 a year, not to speak i in dojng. s 0 is reque sted to cap­
ot th e entirely unem ployed; and 
f u ,.0 w ;[d p;rd{, and put bands, 
by describing the present condi- ^vhich a re furnished by the sur- 
tions of the 
legs of the birds be­
indus- vey> cn 
fore releasing them . From these 
tises and the loans made G erm an y 
by foreign concerns. 
bands it can be learned how long
the birds live, th e ir routes of mi-
facts of in­
o th e r 

Theoretically, Dr. Stocking ex- gration, and 

leaves I TT __ „ . 

banks, and 

Gives P l a n 

official 

. 
, . 

the 

, 

I 

,

plained, these conditions m ight be 
relieved and G erm a n y might be 
put in a position to pay her repa-
rations by a favorable balance of 
trad** cre ate d by m eans of an out- ; 
let fo r her su rplu s exports. But 
this can be done only a t the ex ­
pense of a n o th e r c o u n try and only 
by lowering the s ta n d a r d of liv­
ing now existing in G erm any still 
f u r th e r by reducing the wages of 
the w orkers to make the cost of 
th a t 
production 
G e r m a n y ’s products could u n d e r ­
sell 
those of o th e r coun tries he 
able to pay both the rep a ra tio n s 
and the private debts with which 
she is burdened.

enough so 

low 

Following a b rief discussion of 
the dam age w ro u g h t economically 
by the te rrito ria l changes which 
resulted from the w ar, Dr. S to ck ­
ing 
le ctu re w ith a 
stro n g plea for the abolishm ent of 
all rep a ra tio n s paym ents, and for 
the en tra n c e of the U nited S tate s 
into the League of Nations.

closed his 

 

 

 

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B AB Y SON B O R N

Mr. and Mrs. B a rry Bishop 
have announced the birth of a son 

terest.

 

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G L E E C L U B T O M E E T

Girls’ Glee Club will meet 
T hursday a fte rn o o n a t 5 o ’clock in 
Main Building 225, F lorence Hes­
te r said yesterday. All members 
a r e urged 
to be p re se n t fo r all 
m eetings regularly to practice for 
the concert 
songs, Miss H ester 
urger!.

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C L E G H O R N R E T U R N S

Geraldine Cleghorn, 

freshm an 
in th e U niversity, re tu r n e d Wed­
nesday night from B ra d y w here 
she atte n d e d the fu neral services 
of her fath e r, IL W. Cleghorn, 
who died S unday night.

B A N Q U E T P L A N N E D

The Social Science Club will 
hold a b an q u e t a t th** U niversity 
Commons F riday night. Miss Anna 
Ja n ze n , d irecto r of the ca fete ria, 
-aid Wednesday.

first q u a r te t which sa n g “ The mantled by th e second article a r e | form erly Josephine 

Discusses P a y m e n t s

“ The m a terial

p aym ents de- N ovem ber 23. Mrs. Bishop was
of
thir- w arra n te d only on the assum ption I P o r t Lavaca, and Mr. Bishop is
of guilt,” Dr. S tock ing said, and a fo rm e r stu d e n t of the Universi-
jo k e hr* showed the need f o r revision ty and is now on the s t a l f of I he

h o osie r 

of this p a r t of th e t r e a ty by a n s - 1 Dallas Morning News.

However, there are aUo tither aids and 
services to students which the Y. M, ( . A. 
and Y. W. C. A. either sponsor or main­
tain, such as the Freshman Fellowship 
Club and the Fireside Forum or gani z e - 1 
lions which do much t<> bring about a feel- p 
ing of unity among students iii t he Uni­
versity.

succeed 

two “ YV* must 

It is of course obvious that 

in order to 
continue the work which has been started 
the 
in their 
financial drive, and every person who can 
in order 
possibly do so should contribuD 
to insure the success ot two organizations 
which have done so much in their efforts 
to bring the students together, improve re­
lations with faculty members, and present ! 
Interesting speakers at various functions; 
during the year. Only when this support 
is forthcoming can the “ Y drive hope to 
reach 
its goal — the attaining of which 
means much to tin 

I diversity.

Curtaili Club
Today, arid for the t wo suc cee di ng days, 
the Curtain Club xviii present its second 
play o f the current .school year, Don Mul- 
lally’s “Luff That O f f / ’ with the proba­
bility that this prtsensation will be even 
a greater success than was the former pro­
duction of th'* year.

Not only those actually in th** cast and 
responsible for the directing of the play, 
but each 
individual member as well are 
to be c o mme nde d on t h * * i r perservance 
and ha s* vvork under e xce e di ngl y adverse 
circumstances ami often under particular 
conditions which o r d i n a r i l y would banish 
any thoughts o f real achievement. H o w ­
ever, in sp i te .o f tin various handicaps—
the least not being the lack of an ade quate U
til#* C u r t a i n 
piact 
Club has managed t o develop some e xc e l ­
lent tab • 
I nix **r- 
•sity, arni has also succeeded in furnish­
ing large audiences with real entertain- 
of a ! p w h i c h w o u l d o t h e r w i s e 
have not been available but for the work 
of the Curtain Club. 

to present t hi ir plat s 

‘ admit 3 in th* 

ail orig 

I

it 

filch 

Any organization which has as its pri­
mary purpose the discovery mid promo­
tion of dramatic talent deserves all the 
support and backi ng which it can receive 
and it can only hope to survive and be the 
■ nee* "■ 
should na! orally be 
through I hr support and attendance of 
U n i v e r s i t y s t u d e n t s and faculty members.
' a U niversity organiza- 
lh* C u r t hi ii t : u h i 
its work 
lion an*! 
thin** with the view 
iv* rsity people*, 
I hat 
ot onD-Daining 1 ! 
u n i ohs 
in a 
t h o - , 
position to help do so 
the Curtain C h i l . e 
•annot hope to achieve 
Ulm a vs hieh has marked
t h e . s u c c e s s in t h e t 
its work in t h e pa;

.I. R. Cannon, an Amarillo busi- 
ness man who was a m em ber o f 
tin 
E yes of T e x a s ” co rro b o ra tes 
tale in the following’ sto r y : 
“ There was a sta n d in g 
th e stu d e n ts 

all-seeing ‘ey e s’ 

a m ong 
a b o u t the 
and 
p re sid e n t’s 
the ever-w a tc h fu l S tate of Texas, 
j b {, ; So when J o h n Lung Sinclair of S an 
co n fe re n ce 
Antonio went 
w ith 
the college q u a r te t, with 
some h a lf -formed words and the 
fam ous old tune. ‘I ’ve Been W o rk ­
ing On 
ru n n in g 
th e R a ilroad’ 
throug h his head, he was s ta rtin g 
something, but he d id n ’t know it. 

into 

A n d E n c o r e d 

It 

“ That night th e Hancock w as 
packed w ith s tu d e n ts and Austin 
citizens. 
P re sid en t P ra th e r wra s , 
there. The program w as well a d ­
vanced when the q u a r te t stepped I 
o u t to give th e ir parody, Before 
we finished 
verse the 
the first 
house was in an up roar, and by the 
tim e ‘till Gabriel blows his h o r n ’ 
was reached, the audience must 
have been semi-hysterical, j u d g ­
ing 
They 
pounded th e floor and shouted for 
an encore, which we willingly gave 
again, and again, and still again.

antics. 

their 

from 

th e tune and 

“ By the following day the hand 
the 
had learned 
w ords and was m a rc hing up and 
down 
‘The 
the cam pus playing 
Eyes of T exas A re Upon Y ou.’ ” 
in 
th e q u a r te t. O ther members w ert 
first 
J. 
j te n o r ; R. A. P o r t e r of Dallas, 
j second 
I). Smith of 
i San Antonio, firs t bass.

I). Kivlehen of Miami, 

Cannon sang 

second bass 

te n o r; VV. 

For 

These 

to 
two -tories b ut go 
show 
th a t an a u th o r never can 
tell how his creation will be re ­
far-off New 
ceived. 
from 
letter from John 
York comes a 
i- now 
L. 
a m em ber of th e publishing firm 
of Sinclair, M urray, and Com ­
pany, and who gainsays both the 
stories 
previously q u o te d : He
says:

.Sinclair himself, who 

Fi r st a t Mi ns t r e l

of 

the 

“ The occasion 

first 
singing of the song w as a min- 
istrel p e r f o rm a n c e given by 
the 
Glee Club u n d e r Dr. Pi nu k’s 
J o h n so n ’s 
direction and Lewis 
m a n agem ent at the Hancock O pera

I fail to see the relevancy existing between the 
t in?ess Eugenie hat 

and morals. 

equal justification presume th a t the abolition of 
the yellow ties and blue shirt combination might 
elevate the moral status.

Th** Democratic sta te com m ittee 
of A rkansas 
unanim ously
has 
nominated Mrs. H attie VV. Carn- 
I might with way to fill the place m ade v ac an t
in 
the death of 
her husband, the late T. H. C a r ­
away.

the S enate by 

T he Notre Dame football men 

Since w e have been unable to find an answ er I bftVe bpen 

have been practicing 

in

to you for ' snow. 

to sta y out of our : More 

th an eight hundred 

to your enigmatic question we tu r n 
the a n s w e r —-“ W hat WOULD S a m H ouston have 
(lone?” You challenge men 
i n g * a s though we were d augh ters if Circe; more 
fre quen tly W E are the tem pted r a th e r than the 
tem pter*. But we cannot censure you too severely 
the fac t 
since we m ust 
t h a t your sta te m en ts are based on observation 
la th e r than "ii par! h pat inn. Let us call to mind 
t h a t old proverb— “ Believe nothing of w h at you 
hear and only half of what you see.”

into consideration 

take 

“ Life is real, life is earnest 
And t h i n g s ait* n o t what they seem.”

i 

— A Participator.

T he rush is on 

in New York. 
th o u ­
are expected 

’and application* 
for autom obile licenav plates.

F or what is believed 

the first 
time, a flag has been provided 
for in a constitution . S p a in ’s new 
docum ent calls fo r a flag m ade 
of red, yellow, and purple c o l o r ­
in horizontal stripes.

A teacher in th e New ark p u b ­
lic schools declared th a t the p e r ­
and 
ron who says “ Oh Y eah,” 
thinks he 
ju st 
is 
is modern, 
a b o u t fifteen hund red years b e­
hind time. He has tra c e d the e x ­
pression b a c k to the Anglo-Saxons 
is what Beowulf 
a n d says 
would have used.

th a t 

S O M E M O R E C O M M E N T ON 50-50

C ertainly t o o much has already been said about 
these >0-50 dates, b u t most comment has fa v o r ­
ed the outrageous idea. Some women may p r e f e f 
to pay half of tlu* bill or some men may p refer 
to have the women pay their half, hut certainly
those men who are conservative in their ideas do j given publicity to th a t effect. 
not favor “ splitting the bill.”

The A m erican Association of 
ta ken 
that are 
he

U niversity Professors ha* 
steps w hereby c o l l e g e s 
“ u n f a i r ” 

to professors will 

J u s t as soon as the woman started paying her 
half, she would 
lose her respect of men as her 
“ friend and p ro te c to r.” The Lord o n ly knows 
th a t the women have enough rights already, and 
th e n some would come along and give her the 
only rights the man has left.

O ne proposal at Y ale 

th a t 
new building.' Im* closed to save 
money th a t may be used for p a y ­
ing professors.

is 

B r a u l i c k A d d r e s s e s 

D e r D i e D a s K l u b

!o attend 

av<‘r a v<' Lu g i l t 

think more 
The boys, rath e r gentlemen, who 
eply into this su b je c t realize th a t it costs more 
" 11 
hoot than it 
doe- for men. Poor old dad has to bear the e x ­
p i r e r of keeping hi* girl robed, painted and 
for tin men to gaze at. If you
looking beautiful 
only knew, girl- 
sp e n d plenty of cold cash ju s t
to look p retty for us boy* who they believe really 
th a t was asked for, Talk de-
w anted 
please, it certainly isn’t as h ard that a musical program had been
pression all you 
on the boys as it would he on the dads who would a r r a n £t‘(! 
h a v e 

Rev. E. J. B raulick, dean of the 
d e p a r tm e n t of religion at L u th ­
eran College at Seguin, Will speak 
at a meeting of Der Die Das Klub 
the Y. M. C. A. auditorium 
in 
T h u rs d ay night at 7 :3 0 o’clock.
E dm und King, chairm an of the 
announced

program committee, 

to be presented 

th a t date 

l i n s n e w h i l l . 

I m r e t i n g

the

f o n t 

at 

i n 

dance scheduled for De- 
he sponsored by the
th e club was post-
indefinitely, according 
indefinitely, according 

to 
mbservieflcy of an a n n o u n c em en t made by Mon­

roe Kriegel, president.

B u t 

t h e r e a l 

ti rig

crazy 

idea of cernjjer 3 

Th*

th e 

than 

It would 

some may pone*! 
ome may pone*! 

incentive men have 

tran sfo rm (li­
into o v erbe aring superiority. 

50-50 dates would certainly lower the moral stan- m e m bers of 
dard of our University more 
realize. 
It would 
the co-ed 
destro y 
to ea rn e x tra 
money for dates, thus we would lose many our our 
soda je rk e rs and restaurant hands, etc. The first 
tim e you ask a gill ti. go to the g erm an on the 
>0-50 basis she -would probably accept gladly, but 
ju st you wait till about the th u d 
be replying, “ Oh, 
ymi know tom e t.' And u n - n ton ight comes, she 
will he at the show with omeone who isn ’t a fra id ; 
to spend two-bits un a dale, and still you w onder ; 
why.

I’m not -u? e I can go. I ’ll let president.

tim e and sh e’ll 

_ 

J u s t rem em ber, if it’- a four-bit date you want, 
ju t try the 50-50 plan a d you a re su re to have 
a four-bit d a te — ju st hat and no more. Come on, 
(and g i r l ') , let’' hold up the moral standard 
ho\ 

■ cf (b a r old T exas.— R. H.

G L E E C L U B M E E T S

. 

Weekly I ehearsal was held by 
the G irls’ Glee Club Wednesday
,
o’clock in Main Build­
a e<
an an-
to 
according 
of F lorence Hester,
j nounCem ent 

0*95 
ing 22.>. 

Thurlow B. Weed
F UNERAL HOME 

AMB ULANCE

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( H o r d O G G e / CVNCS AGAIN r 
) 
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AGU ABOUT MN SECRET F 0 0 T 8 AUU
g a m e WITH J u n o —• o u r t e a m

WON TM' CO N FER ENC E T iT g E* 

AND EVAM7H/Ait­
^ J

is HUNKA 
Do r a J

k 

to 

t mon Hedges
The a n n o u n c e m e n t b y t h e Ex-Students’ 
Association that it has s* hi out about four 
thousand statements 
f irmer 'fuclt-nts 
and faculty members a king for pledges 
for the ne w Union B u i l d i n g , w h o Ii is to be 
constructed in the near f u t u r e , would seem 
to indicate that riot on!v are tho>e who
ha ve al ready mail* pl cdg* - failing to pay versity. 
them up in full bu; ti at 
are nee de d in < ni< rf* bra 
m ate complet ion of 
building. 

I l a most necessary 

fill mere fund# 

which has long been needed at the Uni-

The completion of 

this building will 
•<> it the ult - bring about the ultimate end which was 
in vi ew when the Union Drive was first 
tarted and xviii mean.that mainl y through

•Last of a group *>; hr* 

building.— the the action of the students and ex-students I

ot he r t w o being fir* gory G y mnasinm ami 
themselves the University has been pro­
file W oma n s Gyn na nm both completed vided with three of the most modern and 
thr ough the effort of the Board of 
the 
ge nts a nd th* Ex-Studei * A.-.-ociation — South. It will not take much more to bring 
lh*- Union Building will 1 
t oily serve as about the erection of the Union Building, 
he a dquar te r s 
for ail representative sin- and both students and ex-students should 
de nt organi zat ions, but will also provide not fail to see to it that the project is car-

c ol le ge buildings 

lh - outstanding 

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Announcing our 

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at - -

I HE. 21st

P h o n e 5 1 7 3

Holland's Drug Store has 
moved from their old loca­
tion on 
t h e corner of 
Guadalupe and 24th, to a 
ne w location and modern 
building opposite the Law 
Building. Come in and get 
acquainted with us in our 
ne w place.

H O L

L A N D ’ S 

DRUG STORE

Opposite Law Bldg, and Men’s Gym

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 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1931

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

M H S . R O S S S T E R L I N G 

H O N O R S R E T H C R O S S

P R E L I M I N A R I E S S T A R T 
I N B R I D G E T O U R N E Y

1 he first p re lim in a ry gam e of n jt_v> m a j e plans 

a t a m e etin g 2ft©2 W ichita S treet, 

F R A T E R N I T Y T O M O V E

B e ta Phi Sigma, national pro- 
f ia te r - 

, | fessional pharm a ce u tic al 

I uesday night to move into their 1 H e r b e r t Pawlosky of B e ta Phi 
th e
new chapter house 
T hanksgiving holidays in Galves­
ton visiting friends and relatives.

f ra te r n ity , 

on s i * ma 

located 

spent 

THEATERS

• H I S W O M A N ” 

( O — w i t h 
G a r y C o o p e r a n d C l a u d e t t e 
C o l b e r t , n o w t h r o u g h F r i d a y , 
A t t h e P a r a m o u n t .

“ S K Y L I N E ” — w i t h T h o m a . 
M e i g h a n , M a u r e e n O ’S u l l i - 
v a n , a n d H a r d i e A l b r i g h t , t o ­
d a y a n d F r i d a y . “ W a y B a c k 
P a r k e r , 
H o m e , ” w i t h S e t h 
m i d n i g h t m a t i n e e F r i d a y a n d 
c o n t i n u i n g S a t u r d a y t h r o u g h 
T u e s d a y . A t t h e H a n c o c k .

‘H O M I C I D E 

S Q U A D ” — w i t h 
L e o C a r r i l l o , M a r y B r i a n , 
t o d a y 
a n d 
t h r o u g h 
S a t u r d a y . A t t h e 
Q u e e n .

B e e r y , 

N o a h 

‘A L E X A N D E R H A M I L T O N ”
( C ) — w i t h G e o r g e 
A r l i s s , 
l a s t t i m e s t o d a y . “ D i r i g i b l e , ” 
w i t h J a c k H o l t a n d R a l p h 
G r a v e s , F r i d a y o n l y . A t t h e 
T e x a s .

‘L A F F T H A T O F F ” — p r e s e n t ­
e d b y t h e C u r t a i n C l u b , w i t h 
D a l e R o w d e n , B e s s H a r r i s s , 
B a r n e t t S h a w , M a r t i n K i r ­
s c h , J u l i a G a r r e t t , J o S h o f - 
n e r , a n d R o t l i n C a y c e , 
t o ­
t h r o u g h 
S a t u r d a y 
n i g h t 
t e n t 
n i g h t . 
s t u d i o , 
t h e 
a t T w e n t y - 
W h i t i s A v e n u e 
f o u r t h S t r e e t , a c r o s s 
f r o m 
B i o l o g i c a l L a b o r a t o r y .

In 

E s t i m a t e s : A , g r e a t ; B , g o o d ; C, f a i r .

R e v ie w e d T o d a y

“ HIS W OMAN,” 

c u r r e n t 
at 
th e P aram o u n t, 
is distinguished 
as the first co-starring ap p earance 
of G ary Cooper and C laudette i
goers
Colbert. Motion picture 
who c a n n o t restra in 
th e ir impa- I 
„Uence to see these two popular 
parsons 
the
to g e th e r will 
picture reasonably e n te r ta in in g by 
way of w hat has been called “ lit­
clear 
tle speech, much action, 
photography, and 
reco rd ­
ing.”

flea 

find 

If 

and 

them 

them e 

b ringing 

Some tim e in the dim and dis­
t a n t past a movie was made with 
title “ A Little
the 
Child Shall Lead T hem .” 
it 
w e r e n ’t, it should have been. I t ’s 
good movie hokum, as d e m o n s tr a t­
ed by Mr. Cooper, Miss Colbert, 
and associated actors, directors, 
and producers in “ His W om an.” 
Ostensibly, th e thin g is a v a r ia ­
tion on the plot abo u t the strong, 
silent man whose h e a r t 
is won 
by a girl whom F ate has tricked 
into possessing a past. Ile learns 
the t r u th and forthw ith becomes 
a picture of wounded and c h e a t­
ed manhood. Instead of love hav­
ing its way, breaking all barriers, 
and 
to g e th e r 
again, as m ight be expected, the 
in fan t 
nameless 
they 
in which 
in te reste d c o n tra c ts an 
are both 
illness 
th e ir rec on ­
ciliation, as might also be ex­
pected. Most of the action takes 
place ab o a rd a New York bound 
fre ighte r, with Mr. Cooper as 
captain and Miss Colbert as 
a 
hall e n te r ta in e r 
ti epical dance 
who has doffed her spangles to 
nurse 
trip. 
in f a n t on 
Mr. Cooper, tall like a tre e an I 
th in n e r th an he ought to be, pro­
je cts his role successfully, while 
r M iss Colbert, capable actress th a t 
ease. 
she is, does her p a rt with 
t h a t young 
It 
Richard Spiro, less th a n a 
year 
old, has succeeded in gettin g him­
self talked about as the hit of the 
show. He is.

th a t effects 

no wonder 

the 

the 

is 

E stim a te : C.

“ S K Y L IN E ,” f e a tu rin g Thomas 
Meighan, Maureen O'Sullivan, 
B ardie Albright, and M yrna Ley. 
will open a two-day e ng a gem ent 
on the H ancock T h e a te r screen to 
day. Curious th eater-go ers may 
to discover what 
be 
was reported of the picture by a 
.certain M. 0 . in a recent issue of 

interested 

Dallas M orning News:

In 

this bit of 

sentim entality 
based on the novel. “ E a s t Side, 
West Side,” Thomas Meighan 
i- 
found 
in a n o th er of his devoted 
f a th e r roles. Otherwise, the story 
is filled with a young m a n ’s indig­
nation over 
fate 
which lead bim from the life of 
a w ate r rat on a river barge to a 
luxurious a p a r tm e n t on F ifth Ave­
nue. The man responsible for his 
to be his fath e r, 
rise 
track 
who years before bad lost 
of the “ onlv woman he ever lov- I

tu r n s out 

tricks of 

the 

THE CAM PUS

By S A D Y E F R A N C E S S T A R R

C a r r o ll V irginia C o x a n d Joe E s t e s 

M a r r i e d a t S te p h e n v ille D e c e m b e r I

Miss Carroll Virginia Cox, 
d a u g h te r of Mr. an d Mrs. R. E. 
Cox of Stephenville, became the 
bride of Joe E w ing Estes o f F o rt 
W o rth and Tyler, son of Mrs. J.

the 

ti. Estes of Commerce, Tuesday 
nig h t a t 
F irs t Methodist 
Church at Stephenville. The c e r e ­
mony was conducted by the Rev. 
W. J. H earon, pastor of the F irs t 
M ethodist Church at G ran bury.

on 

the opening fight 

ed,” and did no t know of his son 
u n til chance b ro ught them to g e th ­
er tw e n ty y ea rs later.

Mrs. E ste s is a fo rm e r stu d e n t 
of John T arleton College and of 
S ou th ern Methodist 
U niversity 
and is a m em ber of Pi Beta Phi 
sorority and Alpha Rho Tau, hon­
o ra r y a r t sorority. She received 
h e r m a s te r ’s degree fro m Colum­
bia U niversity, and d u rin g 
the 
last y e a r has been head of the 
a r t d e p a r tm e n t a t Mary Baldwin 
College in S tau n to n , Va.

Brooklyn bridge and the Nev. 
Y ork skyline form the background 
fo r 
the 
barge. Then the ca m e ra takes an 
aerial jo u rn e y 
up a forty-story 
building u n d er construction. L a te r 
the building 
the hero falls from 
w ithout so much as a scratch, fig­
uratively speaking, and a 
little 
is a g ra d u a te 
la te r slips on the third floor and 
o f the School of Law a t the U ni­
is 
loads of
versity, and w as a m em ber of
com plications such as the vam pire : Kappa Sijfma and pM D e ] u phi 
who m akes th e hero d istru st all j f ra te rn itie s
women. (Mr.» A lbright as the juv- j A fte r the‘ cerenlony) a reception 
em le suggests th a t he could play j w as held at the 
the 
a plausible adolescent p a r t with brid e’s p a r e n ts. Mr. and Mrs 
conviction, b u t his role in “ Sky- Efstes Ioft imm ediately fo r a wed- 
tri of severaI WOeks in F lor_ 

„ ,s not t h a * ly r t - M aureen dln 

The bridegroom 

T here are 

injured. 

hofne 

of 

Sullivan is y o uthfully agre eable , ida and Havana. 

in th e ingenue role.

its 

“ HOMICIDE SQUAD,” a film 
title, 
obviously described by 
n um bering Leo Carrillo, Mary 
Brian, Noah Beery, and Russell 
Gleason am ong 
its cast, will be 
the a ttr a c tio n on the Queen T h e a ­
te r silversheet today th ro u g h S a t ­
the Dallas 
urday. 
M orning News 
the 
following to say a b o u t it:

(a d v .), had 

J. A. L., 

in 

R AC Q U E T C L U B P L A N S 

C H R I S T M A S 

P A R T Y

P lans for a C hristm as 

p a r ty 
w ere com pleted W ednesday a f t e r ­
noon a t a m eetin g of the R acquet 
The p a r ty will be given 
Club. 
W ednesday, D ecember IC, in the 
club room of the W om en’s G ym­
nasium and will be from 8 until 
IO o’clock.

E dith Posey and Mary iWi/.a- 
beth Kelsey are on the p a r t y com-

Police and g an g sters clash again 
In a w ritte n pro-

on the screen. 
logue to “ Homicide S quad,” it is n d tte e 
explained t h a t the g a n g s te r has 

T h e club a]s() 

,

P enick speak soon. 

Suspense heightens and U niversity 

! d<* lared w a r • " 8U0C“ *>: »»«* 
1 film proposes to show him up to r
- t h e r a t " he is in reality. O pen ing j C H U R C H G I V E S D A N C E 
sequences 
n n / i n w r , Y e .
describe Big Louie 
G renado as “ s in iste r” and “ ruth- 
less 
and a th r e a t to the public's; 
virtue 
the audience anxiously aw aits the 
ap p e a ra n c e of Big Louie himself. C o ngregational C hurch F riday at
I hen Leo C a n ill e w alks upon th e 
screen, a mild and 
in
inoffensive 
looking person with an e x c e l l e n t . the form of a radio p a rty with
sense of hum or. 
unique gam es and fe a tu re s, 
in ­
cluding an e x tem p o ran e o u s play 
which is to be w ritte n and staged 
by those present.

\ ’ r / * t i t 
* 
H I T Ah I h i L M L E R 4
0 p t,n h()US(, and a danC(i foJ.
and 
their
held a t the F irs t

The e n t e r ta in m e n t will be 

Two m u rd ers follow, one 

frie n d s will be 

„„,i *.... •_

I union* 

s tu d e n ts 

8 o ’clock

| 

Som ething of 

the 
son of the police captain, then a I 
I city-wide man h u n t and eventual- j 
ly Big Louie falls before the m a ­
chine guns of the homicide squad. ;
the sentim ental 
j has I teen added th ro u g h the so n ’s 
brutal m u rd er and an attem p ted 
love in te rest is handled none too j 
; capably by Mary B rian and R u s - 1 
sell Gleason. T h ere is much at- '■ 
Biosphere in the picture but little 
dra m a tic value. Mr. Carrillo o f - 1 
o u tsta n d in g per-1 
(ors the most 
j fo rm a n ce with little support from I 
the re m a in d e r of the cast. Noah 
Beery i s given a splendid oppor- 
j trinity to become a ru thless c h a r - ' 
ac to r when his son is killed, but 
instead is m erely a bereaved fath- j 
o r p erfo rm in g his duty.

P h on e 7 0 0 0
for radio service

T e x a s B o o k S t o r e 
2 2 4 4 G u a d a l u p e

A u t h o r i z e d 
G e n e r a l 
IK A R a d i n t r o i t s .

d e a l e r 
E l e c t r i c 

f o r 
r a d i o s , 

l ’h i l c o .
a m i

Jnforgetable-

Entertainment 
Iituiihter. Panics 
t h r o b s !
a n d 

S m i l e s 

W a l l a c e B e e r y 
J a c k i e C oop er
• T r t E

C H A M P ’’ 

S t a r t s

S a t u r d a y

P aram ount!

N O W

C p a r a m o iu tf/
rvw n )
N y

T H E A T R E 

V x t

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p l a y i n g 
r o l e s 
<>t' 
hood! 

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in a 
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•

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p a r e n t

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O u r G a n s ; 

C o m e d y 

“ D o g s I s D o g s ”

B i m b o C a r t o o n 

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O u t o f H o l l y w o o d s 
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I______________

G E O . A R L I S S
IN
‘‘A le x a n d e r
H a m ilt o n ”

— TO M O RRO W -

“ D I RI GI BLE ”

Mrs. Ross S. S te rlin g 

nam ed 
Ruth Cross as hoeioi guest for an 
a t home p a rty which opened the 
gov ernor's m ansion to A ustin wo­
men and their g uests Tuesday. 
Mrs* S terling form ed h er house 
p a r ty of m em b ers of tho A ustin 
Kwill Flub, a gro up 
of w oman 
w riters, adding a few friends not 
in the club.

C hrysanthem um s, 

roses, a n d 
poinsettias w ere massed a b o u t the 
reception suite with referenc e to 
no p articu la r color scheme. The 
resu lt was very pleasing to 
the 
eye.

in 

C hrysanthem um s 

lu ss e t, 
brown, and yellow w ere used with 
ivory candles in the dining room. 
Mrs. Hilly Wyse and Misses E th e l 
M ary Franklin, Pauline Galdman, 
Genevieve Hock. Francis Cloud, 
and Mary F rancis Cloud served.

Mesdames Reese Wilson, A. P. 
W ooldridge, C. F. A lford, and 
J a n e Y. M('Callum poured 
tea 
d u r in g the two h ours of the a f ­
fair.

T he house p a rty included Mes­
dam es J. W. Calhoun, F ra n k R a y ­
mond, W. E. Dozier, J a n e Y. Me- 
Callum, C. E. A lford, M ary Bilge, 
W. G. F ranklin, J o e Gilbert, P au l 
Goldman, Lynn H u n te r, Adolph 
Kohn, Cora M. H unter, J. S. Moss, 
E thel J. Roe, J. \V. Rutland, Reese 
Wilson, A. P. Woldridge. William 
Wyse.

Misses Luc He Morely, Rena 
Reynolds, Lillian W ester, E va 
Brown, N orm a Sterling.

• * •

. Mike and Joe Okies spent 

T hanksgiving holidays 
Rio visiting friends.

the 
in Del 

C O C P

.t ud ent s* own store'

'The 

tai N

here's a w h o le § 

lot o f g o o d 

s u g g e s tio n s

i m

^ ou re s ure to h a v e
several n a m e s on 
lisis 
yo u r C h r i st m a s 
1 
like 
of f ri e n d s who 
jp[ gifts for t h e i r h o m e 
jy? or 

rooms. H e r e ’s a ^ 
g r o u p of sugge st i ons ^ 
IM 
t h a t m a k e s s h o p p i n g 
Jj? simple. An a t t ra c t i v e J g 
'jfo r e n d i n g l a m p whi ch Jff 
Jjf can he 
Jyj? bridge , 
tjy e nds for lilt 
mf 
w 

for 
ti s e c ! 
t oo. Book- 
l i b r a n 
t a bl e . B e a uti fu l pie- 
| o r t h e walls. 
t u r p s 
Pi ll ows to m a k e t he 
room a t t r a c t i ve .

&

T h e C o -O p Is 
R e a d y for 
C h ristm as 
S h o p p er s

(hi -tifore wi t h t h e 
s p i t if
( ' hr i s t m a s 

19 S h o p p i n g 

Days

S H O P W I T H 
D AI L Y T E X A N 
A D V E R T I S E R S

{NOW S H O W I N G *

C o m e d y a n d F o x N e w s

S t a r t s

S a t u r d a y

THOMAS
MEIGHAN
HARDIE
ALBRIGHT

C o m e B e f o r e 

O n e 

f o r

25c

M I D N I G H T M A T I N E E
T o m o r r o w N l s h t a t 1 1 : 3 0 
a n d f o r 4 d a y s s t a r t i n g 

S a t u r d a y

Q U A M B A C K 
H o m e

N o S m u t —- N o C r i m e 
N o S m a r t D i r t o r 
E n l i g h t e n e d G a b

f \ V t 

^ S trife .

H A N C O C K

th e to u r n a m e n t being held am ong 
the sororities and f r a te r n iti e s of
th e cam pus to discover th e best 
bridge player fro m th e com peting 
organizations was held W ednesday 
a fte rn o o n .

The w inners w ere L ela Humble, 
Chi Om ega; S arah A nn Llewellyn, 
Delta Delta D elta; an d P e a r l R a n­
som, Gamm a Phi Beta. Zeta Tau 
Alpha was not re p re se n te d .

T h u rsd ay 

a f te rn o o n 

Kappa 
K appa Gamma, A lpha Chi Omega, 
A lpha Phi, and A lpha Xi Delta 
mem bers will play a t H o’clock, 
ac cording to Betty Love Rugeley.

Y.W.C.A. TEA P O S T P O N E D
T he silver te a w hich w as 

to 
have been given by 
th e Young 
W om en ’s Christian Association 
loan 
fo r the em ergency s tu d e n t 
fund on December IS a t the F ac­
ulty W om en’s Club bas b e e n d e f ­
initely postponed, Miss M argaret 
Peck, secretary, a n n o u n c ed W ed­
nesday.

S ta tio n e r y

Speaks 

for Its

GIVER

S tarting T o d a y — T h u r s d a y — F or O n e W e e k

Charles of the Ritz
 a regular Dollar 
Offers as a Special Feature .
Box of Powder (blended specially for you) is 
included this week FREE with every Charles 
of the Ritz purchase amounting to $1 or more.

.

.

Our s p e c i a l r e pr e s e n t a t i v e of Charl es o f t h e Ri tz will not o nly tell you h o w to 
s t y l e y o u r face, but 
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C o a t e s Receives 
T hree Awards 
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Tryouts

the best p u n te r, and th e fa s te s t ! 
m an in the 50-yard dash even t.

T h r e e m en, C h a rle s C o a t* " o f 
W a c o , C h a rle s G ib so n o f M aso n , j 
and L lo y d K e r b b w o f L a d o n ia , 
w e re p re s e n t a t e v e r y p ra c tic e and 
tied fo r tho a tte n d a n c e prize.

E a c h w in n e r w ill rec e iv e s ilv e r 
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th e ir nam es, 

fo o tb a lls w ith 

had d u al m eets w ith A. & M. and 

the- S a n A n to n io Y . M . C. A , T h e y 

w ere M c D a n ie l, N a il, H e n r y 

kin s, D elg ado , H o c o tt, L e d b e tte r 

G roos, C ro w e ll, S m ith , B o e h le r, 

E l y N a g e l, W u rz io w , D u n la p , Ko- 
w e rt, Pro w se, an d G iv e n s .

T e x a s ’ schedule w ill not be fix-

T im

th re e Lo n g h o rn s o f T he 

T h e ie 

arc no 

in tra m u ra l con- •

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it.

p resen t at th e firs t m e e tin g and 
p ra c tic e w ill begin 
as soon as 
fa c ilitie s can 
a d e q u a te p ra c tic e 
I be a rra n g e d 
fo r the fr e s h m e n ." 
H a t ow* said W e inc day.

S h e p ­
F ra n c e s F itc h , D o ro th y 
h erd, and Ethel B i d d e r 
w e re 
house guests o f C h ris tin e L ic h te 
at h e r home 
in B r y a n o v e r the 
holidays.

T H U R S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 3, 1931

c o n fe re n c e m em bers w ill a rra n g e 
th e ir sch edu les and set a date fo r 
th< c o n fe re n c e m eet. 
It ap p ears 
c e rta in , h o w ever, th at A . & M . and 
possibly R ic e w ill be m et in d u al 
m eets and S. M. I ’, and T . C . U . 
in a t r ia n g u la r m eet.

T h e s w im m in g squad w ill w o rk 
o u i a t n ig h t on M o n d ays, W e d n e s ­
d ays. and F r id a y s 
fro m 7 to 9 
In the n ex t tw o w eeks 
o’clo ck. 
short p ra ctic e s w ill be 
held at 
night o n ly on M o n d a ys and W e d ­
n esdays a t 7 o ’clo ck.

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F r e s h m a n C a g e rs 

M e e t M o n d a y N ig h t

today, 

tests scheduled fo r 
but 
h a n d b a ll singles w ill com m ence to­
m o rro w . T he schedule 
the
m atches w ill be published in this
colum n tom orrow'.

fo r 

I t i- in te re s tin g to note th e in- 
in te re s t in h an d b a ll this 
( reused 
to u rn a m e n t 
y e a r. Last y e a r the 
sta rte d 
w ith 133 e n tra n ts , but
th is y e a r B 4 1 men w ill p a r tic i­
pate in the sport. W a t c h th is clo- 
um n o r the b u lle tin board in the 
ba-em en t of the gym to see who 
w ill p la y and w hen the m atches 
a re to be held.

L a s t night T a u D e lta P U de­
feated P h i G am m a D e lta in in t r a ­
m u ral baseb all, 9 to 4. T h is w as 
the fir s t of tw o gam es to p lay 
o f f the three w ay tie in F r a t e r ­
n it y D league. T a u D e lta P h i w ill 
p la y K a p p a Sig m a n ex t w eek to 
d e te rm in e the w in n e r.

Fi f t e e n Winners 
Named in High 
School Grid 
Race

In t r y o u t s held e a r ly this w eek, 

fre s h m a n g a d d e r s re c e iv e d sp ec­

ia l a w a rd s f u r t h e ir ta le n t* in the 

v a rio u s fe a ts o f s k ill on th e g r id ­
iro n . C h a r le s C o a te s o f W a c o w as 
fre s h m a n to w in th ree 
th e o n ly 
eve n ts. H e is a c e n te r. H e w as 
se le c te d as th e 
d e fe n s iv e 
m an , th e best p a s s in g c e n te r, and 
he t i °d fo r th e a tte n d a n c e prize 
w ith a p e r f e c t a v e ra g e , not m iss­
in g a -single p ra c tic e d u rin g 

hest 

fa ll.

Jo h n M a x o n 

D o m e!! B u t le r o f A lb a n y w as 
selected as the b est p u n t re c e iv e r, 
and 
o f O a k C l i f f 
H ig h w as n am ed the best pass re ­
c e iv e r, R a y L a w r e n c e o f T h o r n ­
ton w a s th e b est p a s se r th ro u g h 
th e season, an d M a rs h a ll P e n n in g ­
ton o f G e o rg e to w n 
the hest 
b lo ck e r.

is 

Sixty - f i v e M e n 
Attend First 
Swimming 
Meet

t( 

S ix ty - fiv e c a n d id a te s 

the 
s w im m in g team met S h o r ty A ld e r ­
son, sw im m in g co ach , in G re g o ry 
G y m W e d n e s d a y to la y plan s fo r 
in 
firs t 
the co m in g season, the 
C o n fe re n c e 
w h ich a S o u th w e s t 
s w im m in g m eet 
V a r s it y 
fo r s w im m in g w ilt be 
le tte rs 
a w a rd e d 
fir s t tim e this 
fo r the 
ye a r.

is held. 

T h e o f f ic ia ls stated 

i f T e x a s 
t h a t a n y 
should w in 
firs t c o n fe re n c e 
one o f tw e n ty c o m p e tito rs m ig h t 
c h a m p io n sh ip .’’ beam ed C oach A l ­
h av e re c e iv e d 
fo r th e 
large
ju b ila n t o v e r the 
d erso n , 
best a t titu d e d is p la y e d w ith the
a w a rd f in a lly g o in g to J o e l S w a r tz j n u m b e r o f m en out f o r the team . 
! “ L a s t y e a r six m en cam e to the
o f G a lv e s to n . 

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the 

th e p rize 

fin e 

T h e m ost im p ro ved m an on the 

firs t m eetin g o f sw im m in g candi- 
then h e ie 
P h il S a n g e r o f W a c o w a s ' to d a y must p ro v e th a t the stu- 

-quad w as Dan D e la n e y o f Hous- d ates. 
ton. 
the m ost p r o f ic ie n t k ic k e r o f fie ld | d e n ts a re becom in g re a lly 
goals, and WL C. W y m a n o f D a l- ' tested in s w im m in g / ’ 
las w as th e best fr e s h m a n * on the 
In c lu d e d in the -i w - f i \ e weed 
k ick - o ffs. O sb o rn e H odges, sen- eig h teen men w ho had squad ©x- 
T e x a s
sa tio n a l A u s tin H ig h 

fla s h , w a s ' p e rie n c e 

last y e a r w h en 

T h e s ix ty - fiv e 

in ter 

You needn’t tell m e 
—I kn ow Cornel is

It C S II N U S S
that’s the thing!
are never pa relied or toasted

VY E you noticed

ii
fr e s h n e s s is the p o p u lar tiling.

J

the new trend in cig are ttes?

T h e tobaccos iii Cam els are never parched o r toasted 

— the R e y n o ld s m ethod o f scien tifically ap p lyin g heat 

T h a t's because a fr e s h cigarette, as dem onstrated 

guarantees against that.

by darnels, is som ething sm okers have d isco vered as

T h a t’s w h y we say w ith so m u ch assurance that

•f 

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b etter th an a n v illin g they
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e v e r tried before.

Cam els are tru ly fresh. T h e y ’re m a d e fresh — not 

parched o r to a ste d — and then th ey’re kept fresh in 

Cam els are fresh iii the Cam el H u m id o r P a c k be­

cause they’re triode fresh to start w ith — blended o f 

the C am el H u m id o r P a c k .

choice, delicately m ild, sun-ripened tobaccos iii w h ich 

T r y C am els’ freshness fo r a change, 

S w itc h o ver 

the n a tu ra l m o istu re and fra g ra n t flavors are v ig i­

fo r just one day, then change hack —

if yo u can.

lan tly safeguarded.

ll. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winston-Salem, N. C.

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M a t t e 

t i t U M I - K e p i 

t i l l :

D on't r e m o t e the m o i s t u r e - p r o o f wrapping fr o m y o u r p a c k a g e o f C a m e ls 
is p ro tet n o n ag ain st p e r ­
u fte r y ou o p e n it. T h e ( a m e l H u m id o r P a th 
fu m e a n d p o w d e r o d o r - , d u st a n d g e r m - In o ffic e s a n d h o m e - e v e n in th e 
d ry a t m o s p h e r e o f a r tifit int h e a t, t h e C a m e l H u m id o r Pat h d e liv e r s 
fr e - h Camels a m i ht t p s th e m right u n til t h e hist o n e h as b e e n -m o h e tl

± n i l R J K t * . » U < I . * . . . . C«*»t>.

A n d now com e 

that 

lu ll 

lete C o u n cil W e d n e s d a y 

a f t e r ­

tw een T h a n k s g iv in g and C h ris t­
and 
fo o tb a ll 
m as and b etw een 
bask etb all d u rin g w h ich a 
fe w 
post-season if ame- arouse a litt le 
fe eb le c u rio s ity and the m a jo r it y 
o f the 
fo o tb all player- sit back 
and break tr a in in g and, tu rn in g 
th e sport- scrib es 
tab les, w atch 
o f the n atio n do a 
little sc rim ­
m ag in g in th is m a tte r of p ick in g 
a ll-co n fefe nee, all- w estern , 
a!!- 
e a s te rn , and all- A m e ric a n and all 
th e oth er aH-soand-so team s. 
I f 
the R ooster m ay he sn hold as to 
say so, this business <>f one m an 
a tte m p tin g to pick eleven o f pos­
s ib ly 22 men ou t o f all the p la y ­
ers 
la b e lin g 
th em as the best, is all a lo t o f 
hooey.

in a co n fe re n c e and 

W h e n W a lt e r ("am p s ta lle d the 
r a c k e t o f p ick in g an all- A m e ric a n , 
he had to see o n ly th ree o r fo u r 
team s 
in the H ast and pick a ll 
his p laye rs fro m those fe w . L o n g 
b e fo re he died, the ra ck e t had 
I t w as 
gotten out o f his grasp. 
im possible f o r one man to 
see 
even a fr a c tio n o f a ll the team s 
in the c o u n try 
in one 
season. A n d you 
(a n n o t a lw a y s 
ju d g e a p la y e r b y his p e rfo rm a n c e 
in one gam e.

in actio n 

A p p l i c a t i o n * 

f o r 

r 

‘ H a g e r * 

f o r t h e * w i m m m g t e a m m a y b e 

e n t e r e d a t 

t h e o f f i c e o f C . 

J . 

A l d e r s o n . * w i r n m i n g c o a c h , 

i n 

G r e g o r y 

G y m n a s i u m . 

T h e r e 

w i l l b e o n e m a n a g e r i a l a w a r d 

a n d t w o n u m e r a l * g i v e n a t t h e 
e n d o f t h e S e a t o n .

C . J . A L D E R S O N , c o a c h

I t 

is tru e th a t a m an of all* 
A m e l ican o r all- co n feren ce ( a lib l e 
should be co n sis te n t and p la y a 
good gam e e v e r y tim e, but 
th e y 
all h ave th e ir o ff da>- an d th e ir 
special days.

E v e n 

in a c o n fe re n c e the size 
o f the S o u th w e s t C o n fe re n c e , no 
one m an can see all the b e tte r 
p laye rs in ac tio n enough to know 
w h e th e r or not the\ a rc th e best.

Vt hither or
was ori(• o f til­
th*- c o u n try la
h av e m ade tie 
o f 1930 
it
if 
p u b lic !!y gi\ ('n him by 
in the W a c o News
et 

ic hey Koch 
st g u a rd s n 
I W’i
t y e a r, I," w o u ld n ’t 
a ll- A m e n an t earn 
fo r the
w e re not 

J in • T 
T i dm to

A sh le y K 

lilt 'rn w I it es a 

fob 

lo w s :

“ I h e c h i e f 

f a i l i n g o f 

t h o » e 

w h o a t t e m p t 

t o s e l e c t a l l - c o n ­

f e r e n c e t e a m * 

is t h a t t h e y f i n d 

i t 

t o o d i f f i c u l t t o c o n s i d e r 

t h e 

c a n d i d a t e * f r o m a n o n - p a r t i s a n 

p r i n t o f v i e w . 

F o r 

i n s t a n c e , 

G e o r g e W h i t e p i c k s S . M 

U . 

m e n a t e v e r y p o s i t i o n p o s s i b l e , 
t o w a r d 
L l o y d G r e g o r y 

l e a n * 

R i c e m e n , 

J i n x T u c k e r b o o s t s 

B a y l o r ' s s t a r s , a n d T h e D a i l y 

T e x a n 

s p o r t s 

s t a f f c r o w d s 

in 

a s m a n y S t e e r s a s 

t h e i r 

c o n ­

s c i e n c e s w i l l 

l e t 

t h e m . E v e r y ­

o n e t h i n k s th* s t a r s o f t h e t e a m 

h e is b o o s t i n g a r e g r e a t e r t h a n 

t h e s t a r s o f 

t h e o t h e r c o n f e r ­

e n c e 

t e a m s .

U n iv e r s ity o f T e x a s fo o tb a ll squad 

w ere a w a rd ed le tte rs by the A t h ­

noon. T h is is the la rg e s t n u m b er 

o f such a w a rd s e ve r m ade at the 

Crux a sit y,

Th* 

b a c k } 

b a c k ;! 

B ib b y , 

aw ard- 

fo llo w in g men w ere given 
B a n k h e a d , 

the 
B a u m g a rte n , 
B a ld rid g e , 
en d ; 
B e d w e ll, 
g u a rd ; 
g u a rd ; B la n to n , 
ta c k le ; B ro w n , 
back; ( lew is, b ack ; C o ok , g u a rd ; 
C oolcdge, g u a r d ; C ia ig , 
b a lk ; 
D o c lL ta c k le ; D u B o s c , e n d ; Kl-; 
kins, b a c k ; F a g a n , b a c k ; F u r r h , , 
en d ; G a r re tt, e n d ; H a w n , c o n te r; 
Hodges, 
c e n t e r ; ; 
g u a rd ; H o w ie , 
R o y , b a c k ; M oo dy, ta c k le ; N ie - : 
buhr, 
g u a r d ;) 
P r ic e , e n d ; R u n d e ll, e n d ; Sea ls, 
ta c k le ; 
S p a rk s ,, 
en d ; S t a f f o r d , b a c k ; T y s o n , la c - i 
k le ; W e a v e r , b a c k ; C a te s D avis 
was a w a rd e d a m a n a g e r’s le tte r. 

P r e je a n , 

c e n te r ; 

ta c k le ; 

S m ith , 

I

S e v e n H a r r i e r * A w a r d e d

team , 

T h is y e a r ’s a w a rd 

Se v e n le tte rs w e re a w a rd e d to 
m em bers o f th e c h am p io n cross 
c o u n try 
S c h ille r . S to rm , 
Jo h n s o n , A rc h e r , D ea­
B la k e n e v , 
cross 
B i itch w e re the 
con, and 
c o u n try men w h o re ce iv e d aw ards.
is th e th ird 
le tte r 
C raig , 
fo r B a u m g a rte n , 
Hoed, an d K lk in s and the second 
le tte r fo r B la n to n , B ro w n , ('le w is , 
B o w le , 
Cook, Du Bose, H odges, 
Staf- 
K o y , M oo dy, P r ic e , S p a rk 
B a I • I -
| f o i ii, T y s o n , and W e a v e r. 
B u rr. 
B a n k h e a d , B ib b y , 

ridge. 
am i F u r r h re ceived 
re s e rv e 
T h e w in n e rs of 
la st ye ar. 
ters 
reserve le tte rs fo r th is y e a r w ill 
la te r,
he an n o u n ced 

let- j 

S c h ille r , S to rm , Blak e'n ey, .John­
son, and D eacon a ll re c e iv e d let­
ters in cross c o u n t r y last B e a r.

T h e c a p ta in s o f the L o n g h o rn s 
fo r n e x t y e a r w ill be elected to ­
m o rro w at 
( "a i Ii 
C lyd e L it t le f ie ld an n o u n ced W©di­
' hat t line I- * I c r nu n 
ne day. At 
w ill h av ( 

th e ir pictures ta k en .

I 'to o ’clock, 

lu n ch eo n 

L e tte rm e n , 

coaches and 

the 
c h a .'m a n o f th e A th le t ic C o u n ­
cil w ill 
lie the guests o f th e Ki 
w a n i- C lu b at a 
T ut d a y 
w ill 
st ii ie 
off* : 
th*

bm k mi I he d e fen se and 
t he 
lin esm an , and 
i ml and r< (c iv e t of the
Lit th

'ii th e most out 

next 
aw a rd s 

at w inch tim e 

Im -t 

best

m a d e 

n v

■ a I

I n 

pm

W e d tiesds

it 

un

ti
y

tile ski' 

ut e v e r y op 
In G u t, w e ’re quite 
E lto n w ould ch an ge lim 
(LII
mind 
lie had beep pct - 1 at at 
I lie m e e tin g w h en th e D a ily T ex a n 
ii ll - 1 oil f e i ' hi e team wa 

j*i< bcd.

M r
if 

th

!earn 

e v e ry 

On 
o th e r hand, if w e m ay 
ju d g e 
»y M r . E lt o n ’s le tte r, his 
id ea o
a good all-co n feren ce team 
i * OIH
uh* i ntat is es
t hat ha 
ft '.rn 
the con I T i ■ 
in 
ence. 
In th a t ease, the sim plest 
! o do w ould De to select the 
t bing 
best
fro m each squad and
m an 
c a ll th a t the a ll- co n feren ce selec­
tio n . A s a m a tte r o f fa c t, if the 
a ll- c o n fe re n c e team 
is to be im ­
the best man 
p a r tia l and 
fro m each squad should be se le c t­
ed, a c c o rd in g to th e ju d g m en t o f 
the m an d o in g the selectin g , r e ­
g a rd less of w h at team 
th ey a re 
a p p re c ia te 
from . H o w e v e r, we 
M r. E lt o n ’s le tte r and w o u ld lik e 
to h e a r m ore com m en t fro m the 
st udent b o d \.

fa ir, 

i n f a 11 i Iju 111 y. M y op inion 

“ I am su b m ittin g m y id ea o f an 
a ll- co n fe ren ce team , bu t I do not 
is 
c la im 
no b e tte r than an yo n e el e ’s but 
I have not fo llo w e d the 
at 
‘te a c h e r’s pet* system 
in choos­
ing the m en. M y te a m ;
F i r d team 
S la lo m 

least 

L. E.

S e c o n d team
Km it 
(S . M. LL) 

( A . & M o 

j

H assell 
(R ic e ) 

N e e ly 

<S. M. L L ) 

D elcam b) e 

C . 

.

( S . M . L L )

Y a u g h :

(T . C. L o 

H am m on 

J L T .

( S . M. C o 

P r u itt

R . E .

(T . C. U .) 

D om in gu e 

( A . & M .) 

L . T .

M ould en 

( A . & M .)

L * CL ............. Cook I

( T e x a s I

H a r r is j 
I

( R ic e > 
R .G , . B a u m g a rte i 

(T e x a s i

T a te

( S . M . U.»

i t t t v 

( B a y lo r )

Q IL

. 

. H in to n 

( T . ( ’. I L )

M u o n 

L . IL

( S . M. C o

Bpt •arinan

it. ll

St a f f o i J 
( I f xas 1

Vston 

( T . C. L L ) 

( A . & M .)

K o v

(T e x a s ,

F B.

I

lib e lle r 
i A rk. >

M r. 
to 

E lt o n
as 
w h y
w h ic h
seem
b u t a re too lo n g ’ • <; 

aid- a Us! o f rea •ion.'
he
P H ked his men, 
to
v e ry -wu-dhle, 
' h< >
t 

pi 

t ro th 

A i l c a n d i d a t e s , 

f r e s h ­
m a n a n d V a r * i t y , f o r t r a c k a r e 
u r g e d 
t h e m e e t i n g 
t o n i g h t a t 7 : 1 5 o ’ c l o c k i n G a r 
r i t o n H a l l I .
C L Y D E L I T T L E F i f L D . c o a c h .

t o a t t e n d 

to 

R o o ste r 

I t seem s 

p a r t i a l to 

la d e n e v e 

I f s r e f r e s h in g 

that 
so c a r e fu l not 
p laye rs 
exu 
back-

the 
M r . E lt o n has been 
to be 
t h a t he has
hear 
w a rd s . 
’ ■ 
Ic x a n 
so m e o n e .“ a y th a t 'i n c D a iij 
the 
s p o rts s t a f f 
S t e e r s , 
h a v ­
f o r a ch a n g e , af t ' 
in g been b a w le d a t fro m a ll side— 
fo r n o t b e in g b e h in d th* 
team , 
an d n o t b o o s tin g it, an d n o t pi ai

is p a r tia l 

to 

G oo d L a v i n g Au * » in 5 : 2 0 A. 
e a c h S u n d a y , r e t u r n i n g ti 
d a y .

Good l e i v i n jj \ u * t i n ? ; 2 0 P. M. 
an d 6:01 P . M. t r a i n * e a i h S a t u r ­
d a y — -ret u r n ' rig S u n d a y ,

i W J r t t i 4 T U 

MN, I i«t V v fB lh

Ak Bh i

C L A Y T O N H I C K E R S O N

T/rxun hport* Wa J

>
F if t e e n o f the sixteen class A I 
Inter- j 

d is tric t* o f the U n iv e r s it y 
sch olastic L e a g u e had d eterm in ed 
th e ir fo o tb all cham pions T u e s d a y 
aft el noon, R o y H e ro in son,- a t h ­
league, an- 
letic d ire c to r 
nouru i d.

in the 

In D is tric t I , A m a rillo , P a m p a ,' 
and Lu b b o ck , three o f the Stated# 
strongest team s, tangled up in a 
'ii ow a 
I hi c, vv ay tie 
bye fo r the play-o ff. and M ond ay 
r in Lubbock VV i Mei ners, in a - ea 
o f m ud, tran ced the stron g Pa m p a 
eleven 7 0.

A mal ill" 

'H u n tia \ , w ith tw o day - of re-M 

o f th e ir uni- j 

and th e mud out 
form s, 
these same h ard y W e s t­
on rn i - w ill take on t he < Milden 
Sand form of A m a rillo , w h ich has ; 
been gain ng m oment urn d u rin g 
A lth o u g h the B a n d ­
the season. 
ie- w ill be fa v o rite s to cop this 
gait v because of the hard sc h c d * 
ale L u b b o ck has been fo rce d to 
I play, a n y th in g might happen and 
to a tight bat 

c v c r j th in g point 
11e.

(o h m d i s t r ic t num bers and th e ir 
win rn r> are as fo llo w s : 2, Q u a n a h ;
J, A b ib lie ; I, Sr. cot w a te r; 5, ' e n 
tra l H ig h , F o rt W o r t h ; 
ti, O ak . 
cliff H ig h , D a lla s ; 7, Sherman; 8, 
G r e e n v ille ; 9, C o rs ic a n a ; 
IO, T y ­
l l , Step h e n F. A u s tin H ig h 
le r; 
! Sch o o l. Kl P a r a ; 12, A u s tin ; I S ,
I Jo h n R eag an H igh Sch oo l, Hous- 
14, C orpu s 
! to n ; 14, B e a u m o n t; 

( h r i s t i; 10, H arlin g en .

B i- d is tric t games th at w ill be 
held on F r id a y and S a tu rd a y are 
as fo llo w s ; Q u an ah vs. w in n e r o f 
lone vs. S w e e t w a te r ; C e n tra l H ig h 
the Lu b b o ck -A m a rillo gam e; A lo ­
of F o r t W o rth vs, O ak C li f f H ig h 
o f D a lla s ; S h e rm a n vs. G r e e n v ille ; 
C o rs ic a n a vs. T y le r ; Ste p h e n F. 
A u s tin H ig h Sch ool o f E l Paso 
vs. A u s tin ; Jo h n R eagan o f H o u s­
ton 
vs. B e a u m o n t; and C o rpu s 
C h ris ti vs. H arlin g e n .

Ja s p e r L a v o i and G . C. K e y ­
the T h a n k s g iv in g 
ser 
h o lid ays in C asteU h u n tin g deer.

J r . , spent 

Lightsey 

Cars

Sunday

except Saturday 

at 6 p . rn. to Midnight 

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o w n — w i t h o u t t h e c o * t o f 
u p k e e p — y o u p a y o n l y f o r 
t h e mil*-* y o u d r i v e —

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o n S a t u r d a y a n d S u n d a y 
t h e r e g u l a r h o u r ­
n i g h t s 
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T h e D a ily T e x a n sp o rts s t a ff 
put th re e S te e rs on th e ir 
team , 
net because th e y w e re p a rtia l, but 
b ecause th e y consid ered the th re e 
L o n g h o rn s the best in the c o n fe r 
en ce f o r th e ir re s p e ctiv e positions.

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is 
t h a t ’s not 

H o w e v e r, w e s till th in k that the 
se le c tin g an d p u b lish in g of all- 
lot o f 
conf* re n te squads 
to m m yro t, and 
the
stro n g est d e s c rip tio n w e ’d like to 
use.

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