fa a tt

T h e W eather

P a i r — n o t much chan ge in te m ­

p e r a tu r e .

Bewley to Read Or. Coulter Speaks
Three-Act Play 
Here Wednesday

A mericanHistory-New 
S t y l e ’ Tonight at 8

N o. 2 2 9 .

CV * A i

f P l i

th is course, w e T h u rs d a y n ig h ts at 8 o’clock. She , p o u r H u n d r e d U e r u i i c a t e s 

| G i v e n C o m m e n c e m e n t

P h on e It In 
9181-61

(9187 A fter IO p. m .)
I

N ew s

S o ciety 

P ersonals ®he

OL. X X X !.

U Students Aided by
Teachers Appointment
Group, Dozier States

Miss M iriam D o z ie r , c h a ir m a n of th e t e a c h e r s ’ a p p o i n tm e n t com- 
llte e , has an n o u n c e d t h a t tw e n ty -o n e te a c h e r s have been a s s i s t e d 
re c e iv in g positions d u r in g th e p ast week by the com m ittee . Nina 
ta T a y lo r will te a c h physical e d u c a tio n in the g r a d e s at B a tso n ;
lit h M e re d ith will te a c h g r a d e w o rk in the H a lla n d a le S c h o o l in San J 

deceiving Set Is 
^Constructed By 
I New Radio Club

fficers Elected M onday; 
Cabin For W ork 
Chosen

O f f ic e r s w ere elec ted by 

the 

night 

B o C lub a t its r e g u l a r m e e tin g 
E n g in e e r in g 
>»day 
in 
ti d i n g 106. 
Paul M. H argis 
is elected p r e s id e n t of th e club, 
t h W. W. Durn b e r g e r s e rv in g as 
i a u r e r and ‘‘S c o tty ” U sher a-

A n t o n i o ;
te a c h 

S panish 

in E d n a High 

S chool; A. S. N em ir will 

coach 

a th le tic s a t Blinn M em orial Col­

lege, B r e n h a m ; an d E ste lla Rabid 

will 

te ac h 

hom e econom ics 

in

F r a n k lin High School.

O t h e r T e a c h e r * L i f t e d

te a c h e d u c a tio n 

H. N. B ro w n in g will te a c h g ra d e * 
in F re d e r ic k s b u rg Schools;] 

w o rk 
R. A. Baldwi 
a t C lint High 
r in g to n will 
in 
th e Sam H ou sto n S t a t e T e a c h e rs 
College a t H u n tsv ille ; Sam B. 
B a rto n will te a c h m a th e m a tic s 
an d 
th e Gainesville 
H igh S chool; and V ivian Lewis 
will 
public 
te a c h English a n d 
sp e a k in g in W aco H igh School.

physics 

in 

A U ST IN , T E X A S, T U E SD A Y , JULY 29, 1930.

F I R S T YEAR WOMEN 

M A K E B E S T GRADES

Eleven Receive 
Appointments To 
Teaching S t a f f

----------------------- 

do ne 

by f re s h m a n w om en s tu d e n ts

C onsiste n tly 

b e t t e r w ork 

is 

MacCorkle Named

University Elected 
Recently

N ew Faculty Members Of who ('ome f,“ m ,h e b e h e s t schol­
astic o ne-half of th e ir high school 
g r a d u a tin g clas s ami consisten tly 
p o o r e r work is do n e by those c o m ­
ing fro m 
th e 
g r a d u a t i n g class th a n t h a t d o n t by 
m en in th e sa m e gro ups of first
y e a r s tu d e n ts in college, a c c o r d ­
ing 
the 
R e g is tr a r ’s o ffic e of th e U n iv e r ­
sity, f o r the y e a r 1928-29.
A n o th e r f u n d a m e n ta l 

to fig u re s com piled 

Instructors 

Chemistry

low er h a lf of 

In 

the 

in 

^

 

E liz a b e th W i n s to n will Sw earingen, Ellis Elected

to 

R e c e n t a p p o i n t m e n t s 

th e 
s t a f f of th e U n iv e rsity f o r 1930- 
31 have been an n o u n c e d by P re s ­
id e n t H. Y. B enedict. T hey include 
th e follow ing:

W a lto n Nelson B a rn e s, U niv er-
n* will "teach* and coi'ch I atty of Chicago g r a d u a t e a n d fur- 
a S chool; E velyn C a r - ! " > c r s t u d e n t o f t h e U n iv e rsity of 
T ex a s, i n s t r u c to r in applied m a t h ­
em atics.

in 

tho se 

this su rv e y , 

f a c t 
is 
ju s t c o m ­
shown 
pleted. Of 
.students who 
come from the u p p e r half of th e ir 
g r a d u a tin g class, o r th e firs t and 
second q u a r tile s , only 79 o u t of 
the 
failed 
733 s tu d e n ts 
m in im u m 
th e ir 
requirem ent#- 
first y e a r a t th e U niversity, while 
of those 
lower q u a r ­
tiles, 89 o u t o f 129 failed to m ake 
the m inim um r e q u ir e d grades, a 
p e r c e n ta g e of a p p ro x im a te ly 10.7 
for the u p p e r q u a r ti le s as opposed 
to 
th e 
a p p r o x im a te ly 23.9 fo r 
lower q u a rtile s.

to pass 
In 

tw o 

the 

in 

th a t 

the stu d e n t who

decisively 
does poor w ork in high school is | 
g o in g to do poor w ork when he D a v i e s * ‘Cousin Rate’ First
t h a t the s tu ­
e n t e r s college, an d 
d e n t w h o does good w o rk i i i high 
school will find little d if fic u lty in 
p assing his w ork a t college, ac­
to Max F ich te n h au m , as­
cording 
sistant reg istra r.

Of T w o Comedies 
Presented

Short Talk Given

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S i t u a t i o n E x p l a i n e d 

to 

“ We e n c o u r a g e 

Students Adm itted Free 
W ith Activities 
Tickets
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“ We m a k e eve ry e f f o r t to meet 
in a s a n e an d ef­
F ic h te n ­
the 
the Uni- 

th is situ ation 
f e c tiv e m a n n e r ,” Mi. 
h au m said. 
s tu d e n t who com es 
S u m m er s tu d e n ts will aga in be 
v ersity with a low high school rec.] e n t e r ta i n e d by MU- Irene Bewley 
o rd to r e tu r n to the high school 
 appt,arH Ht the G re g o ry
f o r additional p r e p a ra tio n . In tin
e v e n t t h a t he an d his p a r e n ts de- L y n m a ium 
d i n e 
place hun on special observation, will re a d two th r e e act plays. 
which m eans th a t he is given p a r ­
tic u la r a t te n t io n 
the courses 
in which he is weak and is given
every o p p o r tu n ity to m ake u p Ma 
deficiency.

s u m m e r will he W e dnesday when
she will read “ Cousin K a t e ” 
by 
|l e n r y D av ie s. XM, is „
, | u W n 

H e r firs t a p p e a r a n c e 

W ednesday 

follow 

th e 

and

o f 

to 

in 

^

com edy which a b o u n d s in in t r i g u ­
lines aud h u m o ro u s phrases. 
ing 
E thel B a rry m o re w a s s ta r r e d 
in 
th e p ro duction se veral y e a r s ago 
and achieved un a p p re c ia b le su c ­
cess in it.

P r o g r a m A g a i n T h u r s d a y

T h u rs d a y n ight, Mite Bewley
J # * n e y „ b y

 ^ 

Rachel C ro th e rs, a n o t h e r c om ed y
in t h r e e acts.

T he scene is laid in a P u llm a n 
i coach and the c h a r a c t e r s a r e q u ite 
v arie d and th e plot very clever.

T o C i v * T a l k

Miss Bewley w ill not 

in 
read 
h e r usual m o u n ta in 
d ia lec t h u t 
will give a short, in fo rm a l talk on 
Sets 
m o u n ta in e e r s betw een 
of h e r p r e s e n ta tio n T h u rs d a y 
as 
been re q u e s te d . 
such a talk has 
She 
a stu d y of th e 
h as m a d e 
T enn essee m o u n ta in e e r a n d 

th e 

te lls j 

T u rn to P a g e 2, Col. 8

Seniors Apply 
Wednesday For 
Language Exams

- ____ —

J u d s o n S te r lin g S w e a rin g e n of 
San A ntonio and E d g a r W atso n 
Ellis o f W ich ita Falls, both Uni­
versity g r a d u a te s , 
in 
c h e m is try . S w e a rin g e n holds th e 
d eg re e of m a s te r o f 
science in 
chem ical e n g in e e rin g , while Ellis 
is a c a n d id a te f o r t h e sam e d e g r e e 
in A ugust.

in s t r u c to r s 

Dr B r o w n t o T e a c h 

o f S lato n , 
in s t r u c to r 

S t u a r t M acC orkle, g r a d u a t e 

of aru| 

F i g u r e * Q u o t e d

Relative fig u re s 

F ro m a to ta l of 733 f re sh m a n
th e U niver 

the 
show ing 
freshman women 
w ork done by 
und fre s h m a n m en d u rin g 1928- 
29 fo r the u p p e r tw o q u a rtile s of 
indicate
th e high school classes 
students en rolled 
registered 
th u t 289 women w e re 
sitv d u rin g 1928-29 fro m th e first a g a in s t 444 m en, while for th e two
j 1 1 
and second q u a r ti le s o f th e ir p a d - 1 low er q u a r tile s , t h e r e w ere 07 w o - ) ^ ^
u a tin g class, 138 failed a n d w e r e 'm e n 
fro m 
dropp ed 
U n iv ersity o r w ith d r e w 
o th e r reason, while of 

a s a g a in s t 2 2 6 men. Of 
these, 2 2 w om en and 57 men fail- 
fo r some ed from the u p p e r q u a r tile s, while
the th ir d ] ten w om en and 79 men 
failed
f oUrth q u a r ti le gro u p , com- fro m th e low er q u artiles. F o r the

rolls of 

mn —- ■ 

th e 

the 

rn. 

.u 

in 

, 

, 

t

in 

e t a r v .

looted as 

e q u i p m e n t will be m o ved 
n e a r f u tu r e . 

ca b in in E d g e m o n t h as been
th e club house, and 
in

Dolly Schoal will te a c h physical 
e d u c a tio n 
th e H ouston Y. M. 
('. A .; M a ra Newson will te a c h in 
th e e l e m e n ta ry g r a d e s a t M a rq u e z ;
I t w as decided J M a u rin e O ’Banion will te a c h bia­
l i a s h o r t w ave r e c e iv e r will he: to r y in th e ju n io r high school a t 
n s lr u c te d im m ediately. 
1 P o r t A r t h u r ; E lisa b eth Isbell will
t h e p u rp o se of th e club is to te a c h hom e economics in th e Mary
ld y t h e la te s t im p ro v e m e n ts in! B u r n e t t High School for G irls a t( W a sh in g to n and L ee

U n iv e r s ity 
in economics.

H. M. P e e v e h o u se 

g r a d u a t e , 

field of sh o r t w ave r e c e i v i n g B e lla ire ; J. A lb e rt B a x te r will and o f th e U n iv e rsity of V irgin ia. 

d t r a n s m i t t i n g sets as well as in te a c h h is to ry 
s field of television. C ode prac-1 School; 

in M c G reg o r 
iiign 
and L e r m a Baton will 

te a c h in the H o uston Schools.
J . H. V o rd e n b a u m will 

will also be p a r t of th e activ
it was

th e o r g a n iz a tio n , 

in th e T e a c h e r s ’ College 

ta of 
Flounced.
T he n e x t m e e ti n g o f th e club M a r c o s ; L e r a M c F a rla n d will te ac h
ll h e held in 
J u n io r High
b room , a n d all who a r e i n t e r School a t P h a r r ; E m m a Solis will 
ed 
en Invited to a t te n d , w h e t h e r ; S c h o o l; 
i d e n ts of the U n iv e rsity or not. I te a c h m ilita ry science and g en e ral

th e new ly s e l e c t e d j m a th e m a tic s in 

in s h o r t w ave w o rk have te a c h 

the Rio G ra n d e High £ u | 
R o b e rt I* S ledge will. 

the 

in 

te ac h 
a t San i 

T u r n to P a g e 3, Col. I

Money Rates Low, 
States N i c h o l s

by Federal R eserve 

Bank Blamed

Low m oney r a te s c o n tin u e 

to 

be th e f e a t u r e 

of 

the fin a n c ia l

U n iv e r s ity postH| of 2 93 stu d e n ts , 130 with- u p p e r group, a p p r o x im a te ly 6.9 j
failed,
T h is a p p r o x im a te s 18.8 while 13 per c e n t of the m en fail- 
In the low er g ro u p , upproxi- 
lower mutely 15 p e r ce n t of the women 
failed and 35 per c e n t of th e men

(jr(,w because of f ailu re and o th e r p e r 
causes. 
per c e n t fo r th e u p p e r h alf and ed. 
44.5 
for 
group. 

c e n t o f the w omen 

p e r c e n t 

the 

T hese f ig u r e s 

indicate 

r a t h e r failed.

T O T A L 

OF3,592 S T U D E N T S 
IN SU M M E R , FIGURES S H O W

A p p ro x im a te ly n in e ty - f o u r s tu ­

y ea rs w as 

in 1927 when th a t 

den ts r e g is te r e d Monday f o r th e 

y e a r 's e n r o llm e n t 

n e tte d an 

in­

Wow in New I ork m t xa

ow in New York

\ 7 1 

( , -----------------------

■ 

• 

w r 

k | 

Iranville Price 

 

inner Editor of Texan 

On Herald-Tribune

received 

G ranville Price, who 
m a s te r of a r ts 
d e g r e e from 
U n iv e rsity la st J u n e , h as ac­
th e New 
ted a postion w th 
rk H e ra ld -T rib u n e , 
acco rdin g 
w o rd com ing fro m t h a t city re-1 
ntly. Mr. P ric e w as ed itor-in -j 
ief of The T e x a n d u r in g the aes-] 
n o f 1926-27, a n d was an as­
l a n t 
d e p a r t m e n t of 
th e 
irn a lism last long session.

in 

He had previously b ee n employ- 

w ith the G alveston Daily News 
city editor, 
as well as with 
icr p r o m in e n t new*Tmt>ers 
xas. 

r J
-----------------------o---------------

. • 

in 

in San A n to n io ; 

in the P eaco ck M ilitary, 
science 
and 
A ca d em y 
H elen H am ilto n will head th e mod-; 
the 
e m 
la n g u a g e d e p a r t m e n t of 
a t Ja ck son -
Ja c k so n v ille College 

$1,000 Given To 

Library Science

R egents R eceive Gift From 
Carnegie Corporation

situ a tio n , a c c o rd in g 
to B e rv a rd 
Nichols, e d ito r of the T ex a s B u s­
iness Review, issued m o nthly 
b y l i n e r to 3,592. Y e ste rd a y w as th e j 
th e B urea u of Business R e se a rc h i last d a y f o r th e s t u d e n t s to teg- Yj^Fiol^CRftl© P r i C C S y \ r © 

This b rin g s th e to ta l for th e Hum-

y e a r 's re g is tra tio n o f 2,152.

------------------------------

sf r o n d te rm o f 

su m m e r 

school. 

crease of 364 over the previous 

IZ X AZ 

all k in d s 

D ow n , N ich o l. S a y . E xam ination. Held M onday

| 

th e 

dow n w ard 

of last m o n th , m e r session. 

T h u r s d a y , J u l y 2 4 , was th e last 

in- for th e second te rm , and th e last 

ex pected t o re- day fo r m a k in g application f o r de- j 

a t the low levels 
while c h a n g es fo r b a n k e r s ’ accep- 
ta n c e s to uched even low er p o in ts,” day for a d d i n g o r d r o p p in g courses j co n tin u ed 
Mr. Nichols said. “ M oreover, 
t e r e s t r a te s 
a r e 
main d u r in g th e n e x t few m onths, gree* in A u g u s t is Friday, Aug-
fo r several m ore F e d e ra l R e serv e ust I.
th e ir 
r e d is c o u n t 
b an k s reduced 
o f 
r a t e follow ing 
th e c u t to 2 1-2 
per c e n t by tho New Y ork F e d e ra l 
th e 
Reserve Bank ea rly in J u n o This first torm have r e g is te r e d f o r work 
the second te r m . T he to ta l regis- 
is th e low est r a t e on rec o rd . T he 
tr a tio n fo r th e e n tire s u m m e r sen- J 
m o v e m e n t 
is 
aion 
of 
fo r th e su m m e r school 
world wide, m a n y of th e 
c e n tr a l 
1929 rea ched 3,307, so t h a t an in ­
b a n k s o f E u ro p e hav ing a lre a d y 
th e 
crease of 285 
red u c ed th e d isc o u n t rate .
to ta l r e g is t r a tio n 
th e e n tir e 
su m m e r session of 1930.
F i g u r e * Q u o t e d

1,600 
the s t u d e n t s who a tte n d e d 

1 , 5 0 0 R e t u r n
B etw een 1,500 and 

-----------
Wholesale prices 

In Main Building 
A l 9 o ’Clock

se n io rs to m ake app lication 
p e r m i t 

d u r in g J u n e 
tr e n d
which began 
in J u ly a y ea r ago 
and reached th e low est level Since 
A ugust, 1 9 1 6 , acco rd in g to Ber-

yard Nichols, e d ito r of th e T e x a s , g u ag e ex a m in a tio n which will be 

W e d n e s d a y is th e last day fo r 
for 
foreign l a n ­

issued m on thly given Monday, A u g u s t 4, a t 9 
o f Business Re- o’clock in Main B u ild in g 205, Dr. 
th e
A aron ScG a f fe r , c h a ir m a n of 
e x a m in a tio n 
la n g u a g e 
foreign 
a n n o u n c ed Monday. 
co m m ittee, 
This series of e x a m in a tio n s 
is 
being o f fe re d only to those seniors 
who are a p p lic a n ts fo r bac h elo r 
of a r t s and b ac h elo r of hom e e c o ­
nomics d e g r e e s in A ugust.

posshly 
the w ea k est grou p, with a decline 
of 4 1-2 p e r cent from May, a l­
though foods, tex tiles, fuels, and 
m etals and chemical* 
all w ere 
lo w er,” Mr. Nichols said. “ Small 
gains <>(• CU r e d in a few c a se s.”

Busine s Review, 
by th e B u re a u 
search a t the U niversity. 
“ F a r m p ro d u c ts was 

S E R V I C E S H E L D

is show n 

ta k e th o 

lo w e r 

of 

to 

in 

A p plic atio n s m u s t he m a d e 
in 
the R e g is tr a r ’* o ffic e, Dr. S c h a f ­
fe r sta te d .

The 1929 r e g is tra tio n o f 2,889 
th e 
was an in c re ase of 20! over 
re g is tra tio n o f 2,688 of th e y e a r 
1928; th e to ta l of the last nam ed 
y e a r held an increase of 172 e n ­
rollm e nts o v e r the 2,516 re g is te r -
ing in 1927. The 
in e n r o llm e n t 

la rg e st in c re ase 

the p a s t 

in 

T he Rev. N o rm a n A nderson 
for
spoke a t th e union services held
a t th e open a i r th e a te r on the Uni 
arc Dr. A aron
versity c a m p u s lust S u n d ay in ob- S c h a f f e r , c h a ir m a n ; Deem Ruby
servan ce o f 
the su m m e r custom T errill, L a tin ; Dr, C, M. M ont-
which U n iversity ch u rc h es have es- gornery, S p a n ish ; Dr. L. E. D a t ­
tahlished o f holding com bined ser- ney, F r e n c h ; and Miss Elsie Per*

M em bers of th*, com m ittee 

ex a m in a tio n 

tho 

five ] ivces every S u n d a y night. 

IR*, G erm an.

te n d e r e d 

th is s u b je c t w as 

L ib ra ry science a t th e U n iv e r ­
sity received a n o t h e r im p e tus r e ­
cently, when a g if t of $1,000 to be 
received this su m m e r fo r the p u r ­
pose o f p ro m o tin g th e 1930 course 
in 
to 
the U n iv e rsity Board of Regents.
from th e 
This d o n atio n c a m e 
C a rn e g ie C o rp o ra tio n 
of New 
in New York ( Sty 
York, th ro u g h its p r e sid e n t, F. P.
re n e w e d on m o -t days a t 2 p e r 
K eppel. The g if t com es fro m 
a 
ce n t, 3 p e r cent, and w ere avail- 
fund cre a te d and se t aside by the 
ablo in outside m a r k e t a t I *2 per 
C a rn e g ie C o rp o ratio n f o r the s u p ­
less. B a n k e r s ’ a c c e p ta n c e s
c e n t 
fro m 2 3-8-2 1-4 p e r c e n t in 
p o r t o f e x istin g 
an d d e p a r tm e n t s d u r in g 1930-31. j May to 2 -l 7-8 p e r c e n t in J u n e ,

lib r a ry schools] 

“ Call r a te s 

r a te s 

f o r 

in y ears. 

th e lo w est level 
loans r e m a in e d a b o u t u n ch a n g ed 
d u r in g th e m o n th a t 3-3 1-4 p er 
T u r n to P ag e 4, Col. I

T he

C em ent Progress

A ctivities of the lu m b e r indus- 
f in T e x a s d u r in g 
J u n e w ere 
um ber Industry Is 
y quie t, a c c o rd in g to B ervard 
Q uiet, Survey S how s
chola, e d ito r of th e T e x a s Bus- 
►ss Review, 
issued m o n th ly by
the 
► B urea u of B usiness Research . 
th e U n iv e rsity 
c e m e n t in d u s try of the s ta te w as
'• P ro d u c tio n o f 31 T e x * , mills I m a ,e r ia ll>' im proved d u r in g J u n e 
. .. tin g 

N oted by N ichols

S ta tistic a l 

position 

of 

Dr. E. M. C o u lter, p r o fe sso r of A m erican history in th e U niversity, 
will s p e a k a t th e open air t h e a t e r this T u e sd a y n ig h t a t 8 o’clock. 
“ A m e r ic a n History- New S ty le ’’ will be th e s u b je c t of his le c tu re . 
Dr. C o u l te r ’s will he the th ir d o f a series of le c tu r e s which a r e b e ­
ing given f o r th e b e n e f it o f the second te rm s tu d e n ts .
 

G r a d u a t e o f W i s c o n s i n

__________ ____ 

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June Graduates 
Obtain Diplomas 
From Registrar

, 

,

Day

L e t te r in g of diplom as fo r J u n e 
g r a d u a te s 
bus p r a c tic a lly b ee n 
c o m p l e t e d . Max F ic h te n h a u m a n ­
nounced from th e R e g is tr a r ’s o f 
flee y e s te r d a y , a n d those s t u d e n t s 
who have not. y e t rec eiv e d th e ir 
t h e Regis 
diplom as m ay call at 
th e m 
and 
t r a r ’s o ffic e 
Only 200 w e re given o ut a t th e 
c o m m e n c e m e n t — oxaeeineg, 
the 
o th e r f o u r h u n d r e d g r a d u a t e s b e ­
ing given 
e n titlin g 
c e r tif ic a te s 
them to r ec eiv e diplom as when t he 
let t ( lin g w as com plete.

o bta in 

All d iplom as will he held in th e 
R e g is tr a r ’s o ffice fo r a few d ays 
h u t all that, have n ot bee n claim et 
by th a t tim e will 
be m ailed o u t 
upon th e rec eipt of tin 1 a d d r e ss o f 
the g r a d u a te .

New Courses Are

Offered Wo m e n—In Long Session

Dr. C o u lte r received his b ac h e ­
lor of a r ts d e g re e a t th e U n iv e r ­
an d his 
sity of N o rth C arolina 
m a s te r of a r t s a n d his do cto r of 
philosophy d e g r e e s a t th e U n iv e r ­
sity of W isconsin. B efo re c o m ­
ing to the U n iv e rsity , he ta u g h t in 
M a rie tta College a n d in th e U n i­
versity of G eorgia.
the a u t h o r of 
is 
Dr. C o u lte r 
several books, am o n g which a r e 
H istory of K en tu c k y ” in tw o vo l­
umes, “ C in c in n a ti S o u th e rn Rail 
Road,” “ T h e Civil W a r and 
th e 
R e a d ju s tm e n t 
in K e n tu c k y ,” a n d 
“ College Life in the Old S o u th .” 

Dr. C o u lte r has been a m e m b er 
of th e fa c u lty o f the U n iv ersity 
since 1929.

 -..... 

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

Faculty Members 
Receive Absence 
Leave for Year

Handman Invited to Teach 
At U niversity Of 
Minnesota

Leave o f absences f o r 1930-31 
has been g r a n te d to a n u m b e r of 
fac u lty m e m b e r s a t 
th e U n iv e r­
sity. Dr, Max H a n d m a n , p ro fe sso r 
of economics, has been invited to 
te a c h d u r i n g n e x t y e a r a t 
the 
U n iv e rsity of M innesota, and Dr. 
F ra n k M. S te w a rt, p r o f e s s o r 
of 
g o v e r n m e n t, has accepted th e in­
vita tio n to serve on th e 1930-31 
fa c u lty u t the U n iv ersity of Cali­
fo rn ia , Los Angeles.

Physical Education Plan 
Outlined, Faculty 
Changed

Dr. E. T. Miller, p r o fe sso r 

of 
econom ics, secured a n in e months* 
leave, b e g in n in g in J u n e , 1930, to 
tr a v e l a b ro a d . H e will r e t u r n and 
resum e his te a c h in g d u tie s a t the

P la n s f o r th e long session 1930- 
in the d e p a r t m e n t o f physical 
I ni- 

31 
tr a i n in g fo r w omen a t 
v e r i t y include v a r io u s c h a n g e s i i . ; l - K i n n i n * of th e second se m ester
of th e n e x t long session Dr. A. P. 
W in sto n , p r o fe sso r of business ad- 
m in is tr a tio n , h as o b ta in ed 
leave 
fo r a y e a r in o rd e r to devote all

s t a f f and course s, 
to 
Miss A n n a Hiss, d ir e c to r of phy- ( 
sical tra in in g .

ac co rd in g 

the 

T h e school y e a r is divided into 
in 

( o u r q u a r te r s 
t r a i n i n g 
c o u r s e , m ay be o f f e r e d 

the 
in ord er t h a t , 

p h y s i o l h i» l ™<' l ‘> m “ r [ h '

S e w a r d Nichols, e d ito r o f (ha
to hest T e x a s B usin ess Review, has secur-

a d r a n t a g e . O u td o o r s p o r ts a r e o f - H le»v e f o r » 5'“ ir H e » “ of- 
f e r e d d u r i n g the f i r s t a n d f o u r th f *-red 
at
q u a r t e r s when th e w arm w e a th e r S e w Y o rk U n iv ersity , b u t has de-

fellow ship 

a r e se a r c h 

makes indoor classes tedious. T he 
second und th ir d q u a r te r s , which 
a re w in te r te rm s , a r e devoted to]
I courses inside th e g y m n a siu m .

Court*** T h r o u g h Y e a r 

a r e 

the y e a r a r e 

C ourses which 

o f f e r e d j 
riding, 
t h r o u g h o u t 
fencing, 
d a n c in g 
i n te r p r e ta t iv e 
and ( lo g g in g , danish g y m n a stic s, 
sports.
co rrectives, 
S w im m ing will 
he o f fe re d 
t h r o u g h o u t 
the y e a r as soon as 
the new g y m n a siu m is com plete.

t e a m 

also 

a n d 

In the f i r s t and f o u r th q u a r te r s 
th e follow ing co u rse s a r e ' a d d e d 
to the r e g u la r s c h e d u le : A rc h ery , 
golf, 
sw im m ing.
Classes in th e se tw o q u a r t e r s are 
to 
to 

I a r r a n g e d , a s f a r as possible, 
[ Come a t ea rly m o r n in g hours 

tennis, 

and 

avoid th e heat.

inv itatio n to 
cided to a c c e p t the 
go to tile U n iv ersity o f P itts b u r g h 
and in a u g u r a t e the p u b lic a tio n of 
a b u sin e ss review th e re .

W . C. M urphy Aid*

In R esearch W ork

Field w o rk 

in conn e ctio n with 
a stu d y of c o u n ty g o v e m m ’eiit and 
a d m in is t r a tio n 
in T exas, u n d er 
th e t e r m s of a g r a n t to th e U ni­
versity from 
th e L a u r a Spehn&n 
R o c k efeller f u n d fo r r ese arch in 
t h e social sciences, will be c a rrie d 
on (luring 1930-31 by W. C. M ur­
phy, f o r m e r ly p ro fe s s o r of politi­
of 
cal science a t 
W est V irginia.

the U niversity 

sciences 

The a p p o i n tm e n t o f P ro fess o r 
M u rp hy to th e position of rese arch 
asso cia te in social 
has 
ju s t b ee n ann o u n c ed here. H e will 
w o rk w ith Dr. E. T. Miller, p r o ­
fessor o f economics, Dr. 
F ra n k 
M. S te w a r t, p r o fe s s o r of g o v e rn ­
ment, a n d Dr. W. E. G ettys, pro­
sociology', in this re- 
fessor 

o f 

i search p r o g ra m .

C urtailm ent S een

In C otton Industry

F u r t h e r c u r ta ilm e n t is reflect**! 
 c o tto n in d u s try r e p o rts f o r 
l o n g | j un0f a c c o r d in g to B erv ard Nich-
0is , e d i to r of the T ex a s Business
th e 

Campus Archery Expert Tells About His Sport

I s o l a t i o n f o r t h e 

to 

f(|r 

,.„Mstrul.t i „ n 

H ugh Y an tis, s u p e r in t e n d e n t of
th e U n iv e r s ity .

lin g J u n e 14 to ta le d 44,439,000
t, co m p a re d to a c u t of 54,00,- 
'0 fee* by 32 mills in th e previ 
fo u r-w ee k period,” Mr. Nichols 
id. “ A sea-onal c u r ta ilm e n t dur- 
% the su m m e r m onth s is th e nor- 
i! 
tr e n d f o r th e lu m b e r indus- 
f, but the d e lir *• in the p ast few 
leks is considerably m ore th a n 

th e S o u th e r n Pine W o r d i n g to B e rv a r d N ichols, e d i - : 
f o u r week* I t o r (,f •*> T « “ B u s i n e * Review, | 
Untied n i n t h l y by th e B u re a u of 
Business Research a t th e U niver- 
i has m a de him self well know n to
.* 
I
atty. 
n 
“ P ro d u c tio n w as c u t dow n c o n - 
th r o u g h his 
siderably, so t h a t o u t p u t was con- 
side ra bly below sh ip m en ts, result- e x p e r im e n ts in this field, his help ­
ing in a sh a rp r e d u c tio n in sto c k s” 
Mr. Nichols said. “ N orm ally, a r e - j Robin Hood A rc h ery Ulub, and plained. 
due* ion in o u t p u t o f a b o u t 5 per his ability to make 
ce n t occurs from May to J u n e , 
w h e r e a s this y e a r the d ecline 
is 
more th a n tw ice th a t much. S h ip ­
m e n ts usually 
fall o f f a b o u t 6 
per c e n t betw e en th e tw o m onths, 
c o m p ared to a gain 
per 
c e n t this y e a r .”

Current Events 
On the Campus

th o se on th e ca m p u s who a re 
in a r c h e r y 
te r e s te d 

bows and arro w s.

th e bow 

< , ? > - . »

r e p a ir 

of 14 

b a ! .” 

arui 

,

fu lness in a r c h e r y classes and th e ! f,t500 poun ds,

cident a b o u t 
ago.

o f 

are 

people 

“ Some 

t h e 
opinion t h a t a rc h e ry d o e s n ’t give 
you much exercise, 
I 
this bow, 
have sh o t a rro w s wth 
to 
lifting 
is equivalent 
the pull 
Mr. Y an tis ex-

h u t when 

th e re i*.

i n d i a n * P o o r S he!*

“ In -*pite of th e fact th a t it is 

a g e n e ra lly accep ted fact that the 

is lined w ith cork. The t a r g e t s can 
be pinned on this bac k g ro u n d . Al­
be 
th o u g h the 
r a n g e will only 
six tee n yards, it will en a b le 
the! 
girls to k e e p up their p r a c tic e in 
bad w eather.

Indian^ w e re the best m a rk sm e n 
e x p e r im e n tin g
with the how and arrow , r ese arch
show .« th a t they w ere really poor w ith a rope ta r g e t , which I m a d e 
shots at a d ista n c e . Th* lr hest by coiling about 30 y a r d s o f o n e 
only
aim was within close ra n g e . 
tin 

“ The E nglish a n d the l urks a r e j d is a d v a n ta g e of a t a r g e t of 

E x p e r i m e n t * C o n d u c t e d 
have b e e n 

and a h alf inch rope. T h e 

“ I 

very fine a rc h ers. Five king ut kind is t h a t it is hard to pull the 
I have 
England w ere killed wi‘ h the how i a r r o w s o u t of th e ta rg e t 
a
while in b a ttle . 
! also been e x p e r im e n t in g with 
j cork t a r g e t , rn e f f o r t to get away
im- 

“ Dr. S a x to n Pope of the Uni- 

the exp e n se of b u y in g 

R e v i v a l o f A r c h e r y 

from 

R e q u i r e d o f F r e » h r n e n 
f re sh m e n a r e 

All 

th e 

r e q u ir e d 

f u n d a m e n ta ls 

to 
ta k e a co u rse in te am s p o rts which 
includes 
of
sports, special ex e rc ise s fo r pos­
tu r e d e v e lo p m e n t and 
the te a c h ­
ing of gam es -uch as basketball, 
field ball, hockey, baseball 
and
volley ball. T he g a m e s a r e not
played d u r in g class hou rs, 
this
tim e b ein g d e v o te d to the co a c h ­
ing of the gam es, P lay in g is done 
t h r o u g h t o u r n a m e n t s w o rk e d out
by th e Wom en s A th le tic A ssoria- j 
tion, the age ncy which fo s te r s m - ] j n ^
t r a m u r a l sports d u r in g the 
te rm . 

a y e a r and a 

h a lf

is a b o u t 

t h e po o rest bow wood 

T u r i d a y

8 o'clock: ‘‘A m eric an H isto ry — 
-w Style,” le ctu re by Dr. E. M. 
su iter, open a ir th e a te r .

T O H O L D D E B A T E

A d e b a te on 

the s u b je c t ‘ Re­
solved: T h a t Old Maul"* a r e B e t­
te r M a trim on ia l P ro s p e c ts T h an 
College Co-eds” will be f e a tu r e d 
a t its n ex t
by th e Hogg Club 

W e d n e s d a y
8 o’clock: Miss I r e n e Bew ley
>pears in p ro g ra m of r e c i t a t i o n s m e e tin g , T u e - d a y n ight, A u g u s t g a in ed 
id r e a d in g s, G re g o ry G y m n a s iu m j 5, in th e open 
his 
lditorsum . 

a i r t h e a t e r a t 8 j in 

. o ’clock, 

B o w M a k i n g D e s c r i b e d
y e a r s ago

to 

th e ir 

com es 

S everal

la st year, string* of 

the H unt, T ex., with 

E ach y e a r Mr. Y an tis has pre* J fu rn is h e d W u ld em a r C am p 

Mr. Y an ti-
a t 
r e n te d a h and m ade Low 
a r c h e r y 
w in n e r of the sp rin g t o u r n a m e n t j e q u ip m en t. He m ade the hows of 
fro m 
in Robin Hood. In th e pring of I lemon w ood, whch 
th e 
1928 E nib Boai won th e bow, Zeda C uba or S o u th A m erica and 
ta k e s 
L a C in a won 
him
L a s t long session Mr. Y antis g a v e 
to make 
a how to 
J o h n Kelly H o u sse’s, 
w in n e r o f the t o u r n a m e n t whicn 
was held in th e U n iv ersity a r c h e r y 
classes.

It 
a b o u t six te e n h o u rs 
bow. “ I e x p e rt I have m a d e IOO 
bows in a ll.”

“ T h e r e a r e only two re a lty good 
kinds of wood out of which bows 
i can he m ad e. T hey ai-* Bors d a re
Mr, Y a n tis has p r a c tic a lly r e - ; o r O sage o ra n g e and Yew wood 
th r o u g h a r c h e r y s tre n g th which may he found in C a lif o r n ia 
th e mua- O re g o n , a n d W ashin gton. H ickory, 
[ d e s of whch w ere to r n by a n ac- j c o n t r a r y to th e com m on opinion,

S t r e n g t h I* R e q u i r e d

linen. 

h an d , 

rig h t 

versity of S o u th e r n C a lifo rn ia h as] p o rted s tu f f e d ta rg e ts , 
prob ab ly d o n e m ore th a n any o ne J 
“ The bow I p re fe r* I p e r s o n a l­
o f ly p r e f e r a w ooden bow to a steel 
i s e its th e m o d e rn 
arc h e ry in A m erica. T he c a p tu r e ] one, for I like to use so m e th in g I 
of an old Indian, the la s t o f 
h ow eve r, I 
Yani trib e , s ta r t e d Dr, Pope 
this revival.

session, Review, 
b e tw e e n 250 and 300 girls were B u rea u of Business Research a t
p u t in co rre c tiv e classes a t 
b e g in n in g of th e t e n n by t h e Uni-; 
v e r i t y 

“ P a r t of t h e cu rta ilm e n t is d u ! 
influ ences, b u t most
doctors. A pp ro x im ately to seasonal 
will p robably o n e-th ird of th is n u m b e r rem ain- mills a r e showing much m ore than
th e u su a l seasonal d ec rease,” Mr.

one. The cd in th e c l a s s e s th r o u g h o u t 

th e myself have m a d e ; 

i Hurplant th e old wooden 

the . th e U n iv e rsity ,

issued m onthly by 

D u rin g the past 

the steel bow 

in ( th in k 

revival 

long 

the 

‘My p la n s f o r a rc h e r y in 

th e 1 steel bow isn’t so easily broken, J y ea r. T h * re*t were soon im proved Nichols said. 

new gym ? Well, we have planned a n d for t h a t rea so n is b e t t e r f u r l eno u g h to he put into m a jo r and 
a n indoor ran g e , where one wall ; g e n e ra l use in a r c h e r y . 

T u r n to P a g e 4, Col* 6 

th e m ills w ere o p e ra tin g 
h a lf-tim e schedule. 

“ A large nu m b e r of 
on a 
___ ____ _

 Chr §ummrr dtsan

IDLING ALO NG

T H E 

S U M M E R 

T E X A N

Largest Seaplane Successfully Launched

T U E S D A Y , JU L Y 29, 1930.

Official Notice

S T U D E N T S who wish to have t e a ­

c h e r’' certif4t-.ee extended 

on 
the ba-d< o f w ork com pleted d u r­
ing the fir- t 
sum m er 
school should leave th e ir old eer- 
f c f ira te and a fee o f $1 a t 
th e 
R e g is tra r’s O ffic e .

te r m of 

E . -I. M A T H E W S , re g istra r.

Bewley-

C ontinued F ro m P a g e I .

m a n y am using

stories o f th e ir

Adm ission

to the tw o produc- 

♦ ions w ill be 

fre e to those who 

present their

student 

a c tiv itie s 

Genet al adm ission w ill be

* icket 
25 cents.

.Miss B c w le y is a cousin of M iss 

L u la M a ry B c w le y , assistant dean 
o f w om en in the U n iv e rs ity .

. st u -
•st term of i n c ­

$M rs. F re d M. B u lla r d 

and 
d au g h ters, P e t t y .lean and P eg g y 
Rue. have returned to A u stin af-
B u l la ) d at

itin g friends in te r 
t to

a visit w ith D r. 
geology camp.

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v e r s i f y o f T e x a ha t 

t ton h a s p r u a d m o i 

11 i ru in c a t F i n a l i n Hit it. u - 
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t ho 

S t a t u s , liv id t h i s r e p u t a t t o ll h a 5' li v e n m ad# 

ow t h e r e c o r d o f t h e 

pf c a d u a ' en 

ot 

th* 

s c h o o l h o i d i o k o n l y t h e b i c h * d o r m a rid m a s 

ter'v* d o f r r e e * . T h e f i r s t d o c t o r a t e w a ® ffiv 

t 

in 

p i v o n 

I D 1 0 1 a n d t h (-re w e r e 

e n b y t h e l . n i v e r n i t y in H i l o ; 

were 
more
IM
he next few yoars 
p i v e n u n t i l 1 9 2 3 . D u r i n g
three or four were pivert etch year; but in 
1929 there were four doctor of philosophy 
decrees conferred* and lad Apritif? there 
were nineteen.

Those holding th#* doctorate from 

this 

l h 

three de- 1 
teven year* ago may j 

school have not been out in the world long w<’r‘ 
enough to estahlish a widespread ruputa-[ man 
lion for their Htholarship. 
frees Riven more than
have r e f l e c t e d w e l l on the University, hut 
this small nundver could not establish th-* 
school as an Institution *»f the highest type. I 
The Achool ha mad** a name. how#*ver, tis 
an undergraduate institution, and there is 
no reason why that reputation should not 
be extended to the graduate school.

Ii ad

The facilities for study in the University 
are being brought up to the highest stand­
ard* existing. 
In the field of biology, the 
University is reputed to have the most mod­
ern laboratory in the United States, and 
the faculty has a nation-wide reputation. 
When th*- department of chemistry is hous­
ed in the new Chemistry Building, it will 
be equal to any chemistry department in 
the land. The other natural sciences are 
also equipped as well as those in almost any 
other school.

In the field of history, the University has 
the advantage of numerous valuable col* 
lections that make original research more 
easily done. Especially in the field 
American and Southern history is the L i­
brary well equipped. 
I tv the fields of eco­
nomics and government there ar*- ample 
facilities.

The English department Is reputed 

to 
have ii * least the third b e st facilities f o r 
graduate research, and in some of the par­
ticular fields of English literature there is 
no better place than the University. The 
Wrenn Library and the Aitken Library are 
s e v e n t e e n t h and 
r ic h in m a t e r i a l s o f th-* 
eighteenth centuries. The Bieber c 
11 #'<• t io n 
richest
of American poetry is o n e oi tin 
collections in America.

W ith these far 

departments of 
departments of s 
tut*-, it h*u ms tha 
resear, 
a 
-ity 
bright, and whi rl
versify holdir_ 
gree have had I in: 
in the educational
’ h<* I ' n i c e r s i t y o f 
* yen higher.

.»

equipment in th
l r i« 
i ie
JI ti'I
tciaI science 
t h e I ut u n * <
h <•«• i »f * r

Wnoksin t he 
and 
litera- 
1 he I niver- 
\ 
e x t r e m e l y 
a of t lo* I Tii- 
lilo.Hophy * I ♦*- 
I* themselves 
.standing of 
nut ti rail v Im*

th** g i a d u a t
or

a iii

ib Wi­
the

The Lacing Program

.STUDENTS AND O TH ER i 

oi te n ts w i l l

welcome the completion of the City <»f A uk- j 
tin’s paving program through th** thriver-1 
sity neighborhood and th** opening of Nu-1 
et:es Street arid Twenty-fourth Street west! 
o f the campus to traffic.

This extension of paving through 

the .
d ist r i o t , a poi - j 
University boarding hon 
tion of the city which, through 
time and 
other influences, has grown to be almost -i 
part o \ th*- University itself, presents itself 
to be of three-fold important e.

First, the paving permits a better ap-

W ith BILL EILERS

F IC H T E M T E X A S ’ 

By B illy Greenberg

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rui-I at* w all, 
of b ar run#
U HU I bf- Of-11

p yon would b<- happv 

i« bi.**," 

I poor it O' * 
.ti would bf* learned, 
iou mu ? do t in#;

Th

hard ami Minty long,
v * -1 9
k*- t h<- Via un t * 
,i4 ( olb-gu- will turn you nut,

A rid * I 
A rut

adm (‘Oui bon*.

t t t 

S H O R T S N O R T S

B y th# T o re a d o r

P r e f a c e A th o r I, short s to ry ot crim # 

and vie# in th# big c itie s i i r # l« t* d to us 

by an F i ( * n ( i t e r who u i v d to sn itc h m ud 

p i,* fro m h elp less c h ild re n and th a t g r itty 

• o rt of thing

H K S T O O D O N th* c o rn e t of Spinach and < 

min Ii

St * pet *, if iii Bloody Ike, a Sh ik k aw g o day 

la b o rer, J 

ll*. a! f> killed people I

th** hour hut th#* charge*

higher that w ay , H is hand wa- on the G et* 

75-rniIe cannon in his hip pocket, lb s pocket 

a hole in it. and he w asn’t taking a n y chances. 

Be tid e * hie 4 u-* pc riders w ere w eakening under the 
Mf ain.

Bloody IU*- had w aited for ye a rs fo r this day to 

come, O f course he was not a w a re o f 

it 

at 

the 

tim e, hut that is none of your business anyhow .
lf all o f Blo o d y Ik e 's victim s had bei n laid end to 
end, th e y w o u ld n 't have been h a lf as surprised as 

he would have been.

B u t t h ia was to he Ik e ’s big 

job. He w aited 
tens# ly, e v e ry nerve in his boily cro o n in g Ilk** Rudy 
Valle**. Then* was a fierce 
light in his eyes, the 
same gleam that had been there the nig ht he had 
the Am algam ate*! Gas 
croaked the president of 

Pipes* Assoc (at ion.

About that tun** up trip s a little -nip of fem in in e 

forget 
com panionship, and what does Ik** do hut 
a ll about his bloody mission and take her to a leg 

show, W h ich just a trout ruins this little tab*, as ta i 

.rn ai tion is concerned,

.Sprig Sappio, Podunk p o litician, 

fin a lly 

cann* j 

right out and stated that he was a g in ’ al) form s of 

I ;11 itl U v n .’hirig ju st as the mob leader kicked him o ff the 

tree lim b, 

%

t t t

t t t

A , lo o n a i this l r * * s ittin g 

e n d u ra n c e 

co n te st dies d o w n we suggest a c o n te s t to 

see who can w h is tle the lo n g e st w ith a tw o 

by fo u r in his m outh. I i n t p riz e w o u ld he 

30 d a y s at h a rd la b o r.

t t 

I

t Ii

lf a ll the cats In Texas w ere placed end to end 
H um ane So- i.-ty would bt- v e ry apt to do sonie-
at that people w ould he

bing about it. B u t even 
nble to sleep at night.

I I I

-*'3:4 r

C l a y 's 
NI H §

T h* spec ia ii * t. 

W h a t'* lh * trad* *

John Vassos.

A iou I clinic.

“ A
know 

ar,

a man 
f,re about

Jo , W ill»arn J . Mi

ft,*- old maxim abo 

Wh

up

if, a nu rn t * b s s po pp4 
t in-
this tim*- w ith a s u ffix t 
in < 
“ if a n y th in g ” abd 
f»-ct 
fen
n a t io n w ith tho 
I bod 
v 
" ( ave m en,” 
I ; •,” and so fo rth arn view ed 
e q u a n im ity by th#* group of y 
la d y clerk# w o rk in g w ith 
Iii 
rn catalo g u in g
vt. Rd w ard a 
dicat*

va r ions or* n j.a*io n s 

‘ se e k # ?!, 

i 

J I Pe 

p o p u la tio n 

t '-pol

* hu v e I o flea I w ith the *
I on little cards w ith the 
in, a n y w a y ,
I cr 
la b o re r 

m an’* 

fille d 

is a 

in 
I •*Seeker* ” p e rfo rm a 
I bit o f the w eavin g i 
] m ills, arni "v a m p e rs ” a 
i tot I at a ce i tai n pita e 
, moi ft11 f.o t ii i cc- T here in 
I er in glass fa cto ries w ho 

T I 
tern o
.ink p

“ <
A 
I q u a 1
tiff Oil.

mon

a w

term

* h im se lf the ‘‘bogey m an.” and 

l i l t s 

ro lle r s 

man w ho 

th e 
up m an. 

t eel ra ils as the 
is know 
com e 
fro m 
A “ ta le 
it* a • hold 
out” 
and "p u s h e r in” handle 
hides in and out of m achines i 
ip 
♦ annet ms, and v*o do ‘‘hanger 
and " p u t te r o u t.” 
In [taper nu!! 
the "g u illo tin e m an” operates 
«hatp m achine f or c u ttin g and 
tug the product. 

ii 
I He “ d evil ter
j n k n ittin g m ills watch*

over a cloth m ill m achine called
vlVII1<i her

devil. One w o m ii 
(ll
a “ retired m other at 
man called him self a "s o ld ie r i 
the n& vy,” and 
the man w ho 
Diogenes was looking fo r labell* 
him self " f a r m e r b o o tle g g e r” R 

I

lleve It or not.

Jo h n Vassos, the a itis ! and ar 
f-hite. *, who 
i *•{>' events ? he ult i* 
m a tt in the zig-xag m odernistic 
into a 
has got him self 
school, 
p re tty kettle of fish by de ign 
ing a sixteen sto ry build ing for the 
v ity 
native 
Greece, M r. Va«*os has draw n up 
plans fo r the stru c tu re in his b*-: 
m odernistic M y Ie and now certain 
citizens o f A th en s art* bom barding 
him w ith protests. 
R a th e r than 
stick an A m e ric a n sk yscrap er up 

iif A th en s 

in his 

in the m iddle of t kiwi * an cie n t me 
trOpolis, they would prefer 

lur.
( ing sotnethfdg 
Ir a 
I dition, like the Parthenon* or th* 
But pi upon 

Tempi#* o f Athens. 

in the fire* k 

i«h*a, w ho ai* 

ents of the 
tom* 
other than A m erica n s of G ree k tie 
it 
scent, 

ju«t ram th e ir thumbs 

th e ir vest pocket holes and yaw p 
" W h a t ’a th e d it, W e ’re paving fat 
it.w W h ic h is the case. Blu et th* 
A n w r 

building is to in* a sort ot 
ira n in stitu te and hotel* w 
com odations fo r A m erican 

th a*

who v is it the obi country 
com plete |>lans fo r the pro,
Much as o n ly S . C* P . Vosp# 
make head or ta il ot, hut t 
fo r " p le n t y o f black and 
using m arb le fo r the whi 
a th irteen-story to w e r to 

I *><

t a r e

coni*! 
y call 
hi* **." 
. anti
it
op 

Hunk d id n ’t Uke the little g irl frie n d ’s form , and

o ff.

o he* f 1 ie*| ti. re fiu rn her.

t t t

W e ll, if you ru n short of clothe* in the sum m er 

im.' you can a lw a y s get a coat o f tan,

I t t
C la s s ro o m E p is o d e N o . 3 

Stud**, w e re e ll in stages,

O f the d re a d d ru g sleep.

P r o f w as d r a w in g w ages.

O ’er th em w a tc h to k eep .

VII the rcpuUfloMrm need is ,in ■’ her g rea t sta te s­

m an to prophesy prosp erity. A ll th e y need to do is 
th e y 
to pass a hill abolishing unem ploym ent, hut 

w o n 

< v t n d o tha'

H a v e you th o u g h t of th# fa c t th a t w hen 

te le v is io n is p e rfe c te d d e a f 

a n d dum b 

people w ill be ab le to use the te le p h o n e . O f 

co u rse a n y " h e llo g irt” w ill te ll yo u th a t 

d um b peo ple a r e using th em n o w .

t

i t

t t t

t t t

I

.udw rou> though it m ay a p p e a r: W h e n a general 
ta lk in g about 

hurtle-. "C h a rg e th e m !" h*- m ay he 

cig arettes, ( l f you don't believe this there is nothing 

that can he done about it.)

t t t

W e lt .

A g roup o f scientists x 
ov**r-developed nose for xxii 
think to he com prehensibl 

h an a
it th *■ > v
* facts a
VOS up v

of life are w o rk in g them***
to the point o f establishing w hat 
th e y ca ll a "s o u l c lin ic ” or a “ be­
C al., 
h a vio r 
c lin ic " in B e rk le y 
study- 
w ith the avow ed purpose c 
ing c rim in a l tra its and ce 
A fte 
them 
in childhood. 
blind probing 
into the u 
(and, it is said, perhaps \
I ab le) haze o f psychology,
I o rd ln a tin g council has be* 
cd, w ith rep resen tative s 

ta ilin g 
mite h 
known 
■.know- 

a "CO­

school d epartm ent, health
police departm ent, and city
headed 
fa re d epartm ent, 
"n o te d crim e expert wh< 
(faced the ’lie detector’ an 
th* 
sc ie n tific devices” 

in 

,y tis* 
int rn 
ot he

that the fo u n d in g of such 
cit! 
In va rio u s A m erica n 
so lve th e g r o w in g crim e { 
W>11. W e ll. W e ll. W e ll 

clim es 
es m ay 
emblem. 
VV ell.

proach t<* th#* resit!*- rid■« o f 
and faculty member-* living in that l o c a l i t y I hones on some of our “ spinel#-
through which th# -lr* **t runx.

th#* students lout now thitig*' they will soon he 

rn to pohttcians.

<*'in»CK*nce

Vt the Ta*** that the m edical profesh i*» fin d in g
grafting ba*W- 
element.” And

Second, Nu#*c<*s Street upon completion1 
will relieve the other traffic arteries, (kia#i-i 
alup#* and Rio Grande, ot a part of their 
traffic, and Twenty-fourth will .stand a*# the !
♦inly paved lateral street 
teenth and Tw#*ntv-mxth. 

bel vveen

M no­

t t t 

\

B e ( h i t as it m a y , 

it is h a rd to fig u r e 

o u t w h e th e r the p assin g of th a soap bo* 

o r a to r is in t im a t e ly c o n n e c te d w ith 

the 

g re a t A m e r ic a n S a t u r d a y n ig h t.

t + t

Third, the project further

After dx week’s Intensive .study and research we
AutftinG faith in th#* University and its will- aisle from us in Ed elal A has green eyes and not 
infrntfH- to assist in indirect support of the* have com*- to the conclusion that the girl across the 
Univer sity * progress. 

exemplifies*

I blue aja*. 

^

\mong those present: Ge*>rg 
Bernard Shaw wa- , I v«ar <>i- 
Saturday, is called the literary 
and dramatic czar of Rut ne, and 
what is worse, admit- it , . . lh* 
“ M n , t a Rocket” man is -<■< Ting a 
-‘ite in Texas from which to launch 
his thing-a-ma-jig .
 A cam­
paign has been launched in ( an 
ad a to oust a1! married women 
from jobs in order to T*-li-v*- un­
employment . 
. Comp Aition i- 
. 
high in Panama as census figui*

.

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I vin 
ty p e w rit rig 

I E A C H K R S »J 7 7 ) —F o r H ig h S ch o o l *'*c 
G rad er w a n terf a t one# G O N T I N F N 

Kit#) M S F » iR G I R L S — Seco nd term . C h i! I A I , T K A * H E R S A G E N C Y , S I B B ro o k I 

I O m en a house, t a il 7 i t s ,. 

| A r< a u r Uidg., S a lt L a k e C it y , U ta a .

 T H E * S U M M E R 

T E X A N

Mammoths of 

th

r s 

t v 

I 

I I 

barm Hoard Head

J M A S T E R S D E G R E E P L A N N E D
J u l y 2 8 . - - G r a d u * t o

D E N T O N . 

work le a d in g to a m a s t e r ’s d e g r e e 

will he o f f e r e d by th e T e x a s S t a t e 
College fo r W o m en (CL I. A. ) b e ­
ginning w ith th e session of 1930- 
3 | , The decision w as m a d e by th o 
board o f r e g e n t s in re sp o n se to 
reque sts of g r a d u a t e s of th e co l­
lege and in line w ith w o rk o f f e r ­
ed by o th e r p r o m in e n t w o m e n ’s 
colleges of th e south .
 

-O--------- ^

 

 

Bill Bond o f Grosbeclc. editor 
the 1930 ( ’a c tu s, w ho has been a t ,

Annie Mansell of G race Hall 

I visited f rie n d s in W aco Sunday .

C a th e r in e Neal 

r e t u r n e d 
from a sh o r t v isit to h e r home in 
E nnis.

h as 

of 
t h e
I N an c y B r a n d e n b u r g 
I G am m a 
house was a 
g u e s t a t H em p s tea d last w eek-end.

Phi B e ta 

J u l y finds 

th e K a p p a ’s w idely | 

s e p a r a te d . M a rth a M c C u rd y and 

Rachel D a u g h e rty 

of Beeville 

sailed from M o n tre a l J u ly .r> fo r a 

The lattot part of 1930 will 
sec the lau n ch in g of a fleet of 
f o u r g igan tic planes on t h e lines 
I heso 
of 

t h e above 

sketch. 

su m m e r in E u ro p e . Miss Met or-
w h o ^ d u a t e d last J u n e , will

e n o rm o u s 

planes will 

have 

a 

w ing-spread 

of 282 f e e t 

and

gross w eight of 145,POO pounds. 
Eight e ngi nes give mor e 
t h a n 
S , () 0 0 horsepow er. T h e y will 
hi* hi xuriou-Jy a p p o in te d , with 
a ma xi mum p a s s e n g e r c ap ac i t y 
of '-MO. U p p e r i ns e r t show E.

Elliott, c h i ef e n gi n e e r, while at 

l ower left 

is Di. William Whi t 

m y , woild 

famous) 

i nventor , 

who ave b ot h woi king on 

t he

plans.

m a n of th e F e d e ra l F a rm B oard. 

Mark I .a rr y w as in Dallas o v e r

H e Is p re s id e n t o f t h e I n t e r n a ­

th e w eek-end.

tio n a l H a r v e s te r 

C o m p a n y

E le a n o r Bierchwald, A lpha D e lta 

Illinois.

! Pi, is tr a v e lin g in Ire land.

rn ■ H H 

M

M exandor 

ll. 

Summer School students will find it to their 

advantage to secure their late summer apparel 

and their fall and winter clothes from the e x ­

ceptional values and complete stocks now be­

ing shown by Austin merchants.

T U E S D A Y , J U L Y 2 9 , 1 9 3 0 .

T H E A T E R S

‘‘T H E 

B I G 

H O U S E ’’— w i t h
R o b e r t M o n t g o m e r y , C h e * t e r 
M o r r i t , Le i l a H y » m « , 
a n d 
W a l l a c e B e e r y , l a«t t i m e t t o ­
d a y . 
f r o m S y r a ­
c u s e , ” w i t h J a c k O a k i e , W e d ­
At 
n e s d a y 

t h r o u g h F r i d a y . 

“ T h e S a p 

t h e Q u e e n .

“ S H O O T I N G 

l a i t 

S T R A I G H T ” — 
w i t h R i c h a r d D i x a n d Ma r y 
L a w l e r , 
t o d a y . 
“ S e c o n d W i f e , ’’ w i t h Li la 
L e e a n d C o n r a d N a g e l , W e d ­
n e s d a y 
t h r o u g h F r i d a y . At 
t h e H a n c o c k .

t i m e s 

THE CAM PU S

By A L IC E T W I C H E L L
T ex an Society E d ito r

Two Hostesses Entertain

A t Seated Tea hor Bride

O p e n i n g W e d n e s d a y

“ T H E S A P F R O M S Y R A C U S E ’’

P a r a m o u n t ’-; v o u n g up-and-nt- 

Vm nam ed .lack O akie g ets going 

A f o u r-p ie ce tea set w a , th e gift S o r o r i t v M e m b e r s 
Mrs. M. E. C he rno sky ami Mrs. 

. 1
of
R. F. W o t t e d , hostesses a t a seat- ^ l d e l y . C p a r a t e C

‘ o 

1 

1 

ed te a y e s te r d a y , f o r Miss E lsie 

S u n d b erg , who 

is to m a r r y Eel 

B e u la r T h u rs d a y in Delvalle, h e r 

in high g e a r on th e ta lk in g screen
a t "the" Q u een T h e a t e r n ext W e d-! home. The C h ernosky hom e w as 
n esd ay , w h ere he will sta y th r o u g h d ec o rate d in a pink 
g re e n
th r e e d a y s in his la te s t laughter- coior schem e. 
special, “ T he S ap F r o m Syracu se. 
B esides 
of i t all 

C allers w e r e received by Misses 

th e f a c t 

t h a t 

a n d 

• ’

the c a u se E lsie and E velyn S u n d b e rg , Mrs. te ac h in th e San 

nto nio si

is G in g e r Rogers, Mr. Carl T. S u n d b e rg , th e b rid e - e le c t’s next 

of
J O akie has ad d itio n a l r ea so n to c u t m o th e r, a n d th e tw o hostesses, in . B row nsville a n d Zula M a tth e w s of
R e a p e r s in th e f a c t t h a t the p i c t u r e , th e 'living room which w as d e c o ra t- ^ u s t jn a r t, co unsellors a t C am p
S ta k e s its settin g 
partly 
. 
. 
eft5 
I ship, w h ere a lm o st 

aboard cd with baskets of pink gladioli. 
• 

• I 
lS jz in ia s , and rosebuds. 

. v 
Mystic in iveirvm e.

a n y t h in g 

f r e a g e r 

year. 

Beth 

, „

;i1

, 

, 

, 

, 

, 

, 

, 

to 

. m a

w e r e 

conse- 

g u e s ts 

T h ir ty 

likely to h a p p e n a n d a lm o st every- 

f t h i n g does. B eing one 
■ s c r e e n ’s p e r s o n i f i c a t i o n s 
l a n d personality, Mr. O akie is h ere bow'I filled w ith pink r o se b u d s a n d 

l o r n , 
and D o ro th y Rose a r e r e t u r n i n g
of t h e j co u rse s from a ta b le covered w ith 
o f pep a lace cloth, a gold pickard ch in a from th e n a tio n a l con v e n tio n held

s e rv e d ; K a th r y n 

pink ta p e r s . 

La T re lle W a tti n g e r will e n te r - j C., and o t h e r 

| a y o u n g A m erican on th e go, w ith 
a t t e n t i o n 

given some s o r t o f a y a rn about g 0i(| ca n d le hold e rs b e a r in g 

in M ack in a c Island, Mich. Miss
tall H o rn , who m o to re d up, w r i te s th a t
p la n s to visit W a sh in g to n , D.
in te r e s ti n g places
p a r t i c u l a r 
q u e n c e s ; and M r, O akie b eing Mr. I tain to d a y a t noon w ith a lu ncheon on h e r r e t u r n home. Gay M o d e
inev ita b le j f or Miss* E lsie S u n d b e rg . T h e o f B row nsville is v isitin g in Mexi-
O akie, it is of c o u rse 
co C ity f o r a m o n th, while E liz a ­
t h a t t h e r e be some music tu c k ed 1 tw elve g u es ts will g a t h e r a t Col
is the 
b e th Moore, 
| a w a y in th e p ic tu r e a t a p p r o p r ia te 
g u e s t of M ary J a n e Cole in L ong 
nooks an d co rn e rs. Miss R ogers, 
Beach, Cal.
who is rapidly m a k in g a n a m e f o r 
herse lf, has proven her ability to 
the music, 
f ig u re p r o m in e n tly in 
is in te n d ed , 
too, 
t th o u g h s h e ’s g ot en o u g h o f w hat

lege Inn a t 12:30 o’clock w h e re a 
th r e e co u rse lu nch eon will be se rv ­
ed to th e follow ing: Misses Elsie 
and E velyn S u n d b erg , M a ry K ate
Baldwin, 
Gibson, D o rth a, H e n r ie tta , 
La T relle W a t t , ager. and the M i , 
it ta k e s to w rap Mr. O akie a r o u n d d a m e s Bill K uy k en d a ll, M. E.
h e r little f in g e r ab d m a k e 
and
coo. T he a u d ie n c e is n o t ex cepted. G. A. M artin .

F rancis Miller, E th e l f o r m e r S tu d e n t 
an d -T- 

 I f l
I ° M a r r y July JKJ

him J C h e rn o sk y , R. F . W olfers, 

h e r sis ter, 

p u n 

and 

she 

» » 

no 

l

l

,

* * * • 

* • *

••s e c o n d w i f e *’- Th** prut,- L a t t i m o r e - A l l e n

T he e n g a g e m e n t o f F r a n k ie Lee 
Griggs to T h u rlo w B. W eed, J r ., 
w as a n n o u n c e d S u n d a y by th e p a r ­
e n t s of th e b ride-to -b e, Mr. and 
Mrs. B. F . Griggs. T he m a r r ia g e 
will ta k e place W e d n e s d a y m o r n ­
in 
ing, J u ly 30, a t 8:30 o ’clock 
th e C e n tr a l C h ristian C h u rch , the 
Rev. J o h n K ern s o f fic ia tin g .

* 

la d y 

th e good in te n tio n s 

Miss G rig gs w as a s t u d e n t 

m a rr ie s a w idow er w ith EJ Allen. T he c e r e m o n y was per- W eed 

lem of post m o r te m je a lo u s y is to | r - j . 
I
be u n r a v e le d s t a r t i n g W e d n e s d a y I x l t C S / X r U l O U U C C C J
a n d c o n tin u in g th r o u g h F r id a y a t 
-----------
A n n o u n c e m e n t has been m a d e
t h e H ancock w hen C o n rad N agel 
Lila Lee a p p e a r in “ S econd of th e m a rr ia g e of W a l t e r I.atti-
a n d 
W i f e .” 
“ S econd W ife ” d eriv e s m ore, son of J u d g e a n d Mrs. O. S. 
its punch fro m an in g e n u o u s plot L a ttim o r e of A ustin , to H azel Al-
a b o u t a g re e n -e y e d y oung 
len, d a u g h t e r of Mr. a n d Mrs. W . 
who 
all 
w o rld an d f in d s h e r s e lf r u n n in g Mr. and Mrs, L a ttim o r e a r e mak- th e ir hom e in A ustin a t t e r a 
co m p e titio n w ith a m e m o ry o f f i n g th e ir home. 
a t te n d e d 
the
f u m i e r 
w ife. T h e sto r y is full of th e cli-j U n iv e rsity in 1918 
a n d 1917, and
m ax which occ u rs when the hus- Mr. L a t tim o r e e n t e r e d th e U niver- 
b a n d w a n ts 
w ife to go to the bedside of th e! 
son of his first w ife j u s t a t a b o u t ; K a th le e n G ould, s t u d e n t 
t h e 
tim e when his second w i f e | t errni has gone 
n e e d s him m ost. T he d en o u e m e n t M., f o r a vacation , 
is r e p o r te d to be n ta rtlin c . 

in 
th e U n iv e r s it y 
long session. 
She is from A p p leton, Mo. Mr.
is co n n e c te d w ith his f a th -
T he tw o will m a ke
trip

C o n v en tio n D e le g a te s 
R e t u r n from M ic higan

la s t K ap p a 
to S a n t a F e, N. j natio n al c o n v e n t i o n 

th e form e d J u l y 23 in E d in b u r g , w here e r in business. 

le ave his s e c o n d ! sity in 1 9 1 9 . 

fo rm e r? Mrs. L a ttim o r e 

follow ing th e w edding,

r e p r e s e n ta t iv e s 

sw e e tn e ss 

0 
- 
to

• • •

in a 

la st 

to 

in 

.

.

.

.

(

M r N agel h a s n ’t been b ein g 

Del1 H a tc h e t t, K a p p a 

d o n e ( w '.a t s o r t of te n s e is t h a t ? ) T h e t a o f W ich ita F alls, is a g u e s t Uves fro m T e x a s 
l i g h t by lately as to e i th e r s t o r i e s | of U n iv e rsity frie n d s tod a y . 
or c h a r a c te r s . This seem s to be
m o re dow n his 
th in g he has been able to do la te -1

Roy Golston of T y le r w as 
T hom son 

th a n f l i e s t o f F ra n c e s

alley 

, 

ac

i t <1 a 
• L in a c Island, Mich. J u y - I 
I *r e " t u r o i n * to T e x a s a f t e r th e
A lph a * d o s e of th e m eeting . R e p ro sen ta -
w ere
K a th r y n H o rn , d e le g a te , Elsie ant 
S arah J e s t e r of ( o rsica n a, D orothy 
Rose of Dallas, and Mrs. W o r th a n 
of H o u s t o n | and Alii© A ngle o f 
Dalla-.

th e 
last

c h a p te r 

* * »

iy.

Lila Lee h as been r a t h e r ne­
gle cte d since “ D ra g ,’’ b u t pres? 
notices t h r e a t e n Miss Lee w ith a th is fall, visited
sue cess this tim e. 

— alex. c a m p u s S u n d ay .

J im M a rtin o f W ich ita Falls, 
who will e n t e r th e School of Law 
th e

f r ie n d s on 

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 o -----------—

Eleven Receive-

( C o n tin u e d f r o m P a g e I )

i n s t r u c t o r in 
g o v e r n m e n t. Mac- 
Cork Ie will receive th e d o c to r of 
philosophy 
Jo h n - 
d eg re e 
H o p k in s U n iv e r s ity this sum e r.

from 

Dr. H a ro ld C h a p m a n Brown, 
philosophy a t S t a n ­
p ro fe s s o r of 
fo rd U n iv ersity , p r o fe sso r of phil­
osophy th e second te r m only.

R. B. Mitchell, a s sista n t p r o f e s ­
sor a t the U n iv e rsity of W iscon­
p r o fe s s o r of r o ­
sin, 
m a n ce 
la n g u a g e s fo r th e secon d 
-e m e ste r only . 

asso cia te 

s t r u e t o r in e d u c a tio n a l psychology.
K n ig h t has been d u r in g th e p a s t 
vea r a s t u d e n t a s s is ta n t to Dr. H.
T. M anuel, p ro fe s s o r 
e d u c a ­
tio n a l psychology, in hi* r e s e a r c h 
u n d e r the te r m - of I,a u r a S pelm an 
R oc k efeller g r a n t.

of 

th e second 
h a s 

S EN IO R R E C E P T IO N P L A N N E D
Miss L ula Baw ley, d e a n of wo­
te r m of 
m en d u r in g 
s u m m e r school, 
a n n o u n c e d 
plans f o r a new fo rm of e n t e r ­
g r a d u a t e s t u ­
the 
t a i n m e n t fo r 
d ents. As a new f e a t u r e of a m u s e ­
m e n t f o r th e second t e r m , t h e r e 
will be a rec eptio n on th** e v e ning 
of A ugu * 19 in bono 
senior 
nd 
liate school F u r ’ her 
cill 
b e a n n o u n c e d la te r, Miss Rowley 
i sta te d .

>1 Augu 
c i ­

of *h 

idenl 

'ail- 

Dick W all of San A n to n io w as 
the g u e s t of Kay Miller last w e e k ­
end.

Isabel M a ltsb e rg e r, Z eta T a u Al­
P a t t y L acy this 

pha, is visiting 
week.

Bill W a tk in s s p e n t 
end a t his hom e in Llano.

the w e e k ­

Lee C o u lter w e n t to h e r home 

in H o u sto n fo r th e w eek-end.

visited h ere this w eek-end.

Dee P o rg y , L a m b d a Chi Alpha, 

th e M alory 
the S a v a n n a h , f o r

in E nglish, sailed on 
Line ste a m e r, 

B r y a n t C a r s ta r p h e n , i n s t r u c t o r | t h e c o a t of arm s a n d 

R A R E B O O K P L A T E FO U N D
2*.— Hidden | 
J u ly 
D E N T O N , 
u n d e r a su p e rim p o sed b ookplate, 
th e book­
p la te o f M adam d e S tae l, fam ous 
F re n c h a u t h o r , have b e e n dis­
covered 
a n n u a l 
in copies of th e 
E v e n ts re 
R e g iste r of English 
ceived a t the lib r a ry of the t e x a s 
S ta te College f o r Wom en 
( ( ’. I.
A .). T he discovery w as m ade by 
a 
lib r a r y a s s is ta n t who w as e x ­
a m in in g the hook- on a r r i v a l . 'I he
I un co v e red p la tes o f f e r good evl- 
J o h n B e n n et, J a y Browny J a c k <jen(,e th # t the vo | ume8 w ert. f)art

Rae Files h as as h e r g u e s ts h e r 
sister and bro th er-in -law , Mr. and 
Mrs. C h e a th a m of M ilford.

the 
week-end a t her hom e in H illsboro.

Mrs. A. W. Kelley 

- p e n t 

J a m e s K n ig h t o f A u stin , in- New Y ork la st w eek, 

Buddha

i f 

-:i 

• ^ f j

of 

th e 

\ r u le pic tu re 

Pan- 
< h e n I am a, highest dignilai y of 
th e B u d d h is t c h u re h , b e s o u g h t 
by B u d d h ist le a d e r s 
to 
to go 
in c o m b a ttin g 
to aid 
P eip in g 
that 
m odcrni ts who c o n te n d 
r e ­
Buddhist monks a n d nun s 
sist 
T he 
Lam hen I a m a is considered by 
the <b out “ * he liv ing B u d d h a .”

in < kina. 

p r o g re ss 

Claude L o ftu s w as in H ouston 

I n t week-end.

Blan che Wiley w e n t to h e r h o m e 

at L e a n d e r f o r th e w eek-end.

l a y B r o w n h a - g o n e f< h i s h o m e 
in W ich ita F ails for a short visit.

i ’m Clad I’m 
BillIhter!
Not 

VV 

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Hill 

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o p e n i n g - lint1. R i g h t inehei further 
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f l o w n , H i l l s n V' , 
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WHI RR. " Hill lo r n > ad lr 
"li.'trdi iK <1 
a d i n ii * him - < l f 
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Hill, w hi n 
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Starting Tomorrow 

L I L A L E E 

in

D urst, and Billy L o p e 
la st W e d n es d ay 

Miss Ire n e B. W illiam son of 
Dallas, a**istant s ta tis tic ia n in the 
of Business R esearch.
B u rea u 
Miss W illiam son i- a g r a d u a t e i>f ^ on ‘ 1 r>
the busine#*, school of th e T e x a i j Helen Dienst and M yrtle Clay 
College f o r W om en 
ImluHtrial A r t . ) a n i h a , h ad WY- w eek-end. 
e t a l year., o f ex p e rie n c e on 
Dallas News 

I C a th e r in e G rish am 

r e t u r n e d 
to
trip 

in T em p le o v er 

(College o f 

t<>n visited 

fro m a 

th e I 

of th e p riv a te lib r a ry of M adam e 
de S tae l, who was 
th e d aughter 
( r of 
o f Ne e k : , 
Ia»uis X V I. T he lib ra ry wa- otic

f in a n c e m n 

t h e I ot l h ‘ 

,,n<’s ° 

re n< n 

t a l ’ '
‘" rd 

V '* 

is 
, "1,

h a s w i t h - , are believed to hav e 

_ jle y r a n d . N a r h o n n e a n d J a u c o u r
f re q u e n tly
.Madame de S tae l at hoi
to have
. read these volumes in her collet:-
. I read these
^
Thf

C h a te a u de Coppet and 

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rad N

A pi< l u r * y o u <<•»" I 
afford to mi**-

L A S T 

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r i c h a r d
D I X

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‘S h o o tin g S tra ig h t

V I V N . o n ,. h as b e,.„ a p p o in te d d r “ » n fro m ,h<- C n iv e rx H y because visited 

a s sista n t t e a c h e r - t r a i n e r a n d f o r e - ' " ! Cckness. 

i 

. 

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w R Mov„ s. f o m ,.r student ^ 
W. R. Moyers, f o r m e r s t u d e n t 
U n iv e rsity , who is no w with
trio of Chicago,

d . ' 
i 
m a n conference leader in the Bu- 
re a u of In d u str ia l T e a e h e r- T ra in - 
ing of th " Division of E x te n sio n . 
---------------o--------------- 
R uth P enick, d a u g h t e r of Dr
Alva Bo unds o f F o r t Worth, 
and Mrs. D. A. P enick, h as been 
f o r m e r s tu d e n t of the U n iv e rsity ,
a radio a rtis t ov er W FA A in Dal-
las d u r in g th e Te x a s P o w e r a n d visited frie n d s h ere S a t u r d a y a n d 
L ight co m p a n y hou r. 

thf, W e ste rn Ele- 
visited here the p a s t w eek.

-S u n d a y .

, 
, 

, 

E nglish p u blicatio n c o n ta in in g a 
review of public eve n ts from I 758 
to 1929. T he college ha-; all but 
E dm und 
th e e n tir e 
29 of 
e ditor 
B urk e wa* fo r m a n y y e a r 
and p rincipal c o n l i i b u t o r 
th e 
to 
Register,

file. 

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p a r a b l e , 

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sc int 

s p e e d y , t h e d e m o n o 
a n d T e xa < 
g r e a t s ’ 
a g a i n .
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“ W h a t d o you e i e p e c t 
n o t h i n g c a n be c x p * <’« 
Barney. He h a s be er 
m a c h w h e n he choule 
t h a t 
I ’ve g o t a h e a d 
n o t a t e n n i s p l a y e r ; I 
wheel , 
t i n e m i n u t e h 
s e l f a n d e v e r y b o d y ’-* h
T h e n he g e t s him-<*lf 
s o m e o n e w h o t f o f t n ’t 
Hi* r a c q u e t 
a n d 
b o t t o m o f t h e circle.

f r o m a b 
t h u s l y , g l i d e s d< 

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loses. 

I c a n t f i g u r e 

thi s g u y , 
s a y h e ’s g o i n g t o wi n, he 
i a b l y 
T h e n , w h e n 
m y d e c i s i o n *>n his r e c e n t 
t e n n i s p l a y i n g a n d - a y he'* 
f o r a set back, he win* <o 
t h a t 
neck. 
t h i n g to do, 
f o r t h 
B r u c e B a r n e s will b e 
f r o m m y v o c a b u l a r y .

t 
t h e r e ' s n o t b u t 
f r o m n**w *>n, 

it give# m e a pa i n 

a n d e v e r m o r e , 

t h e 

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t i b l y h a p p e n 
I mg*!* 
t o 
f i s t m n a h a p p e n e d y e s t e r d a y 
Y o u n g S t r i d i n g s o ck ed Phi 
Ph i l S c o t t a r o u n d so Instil* 
fh<- E n g l i s h c o r n e l i a n q u i t ! 
r o u n d s .
* 
r e m e m b e r e d 
, S c o t t s t a r t e d t h e e pi d e m i c ol 
t h a t r a c k e d t h e c o u n t r y arol 
v e r y n e a r r u i n i n g th* 
f i g h t 
u n t i l t h e b o x i n g f a t h e r * oui 
foul * f o r e v e r arid a d a y .

I t will 

be 

S i n c e he has b e e n f i g h t i n g 
ha* c la i me d e l e v e n foul s, a 
Iwrve it or n ot , h<* h a h<-**n 
e d n i n e o f t h e m , H e ’-; a 
t i g h t e r , b u t y o u ’ve got to I 
t g h i m. H e ’s a n e x p e r t a 
t h a t mo s t disgust 
m n g b y 
all r o u t e s : foul s.

t e n n

t e r m

Money Rates

S P O R T
DRIERS

Stationery Special

L o n g h o r n Star 
Drops Match 

In Straight 
Sets

B r u c e B a r n e s , A u s t i n 

t e n n i s 

p l a y e r , w a s b e a t e n 

in 

t h e 

f i n a l s 

(tf t h e c o l o r a d o o p e n t e n n i s t o u r ­

n a m e n t a t D e n v e r , S a t u r d a y , b y 

Bob S e l l er s , S a n F r a n c i s c o s t a r .

B a r n e s ’ d e f e a t c a m e in . -t rai ght 
s et s, a n d a f t e r o n l y 60 m i n u t e s of 
play. T h e s c o r e s o f t h e ^et s w e r e , 
6-2, 6 -1, 0-1. B a r n e s ’ d e f e a t w a s 
t h e n a t u r e o f a n u p s e t , si nc e 
in 
h e w a s s e e d e d n u m b e r o n e in t h e 
t o u r n e y .

B a r n e s h a d a d v a n c e d 

t o 

t h e

f i n a l s o f th*- t o u r n e y b y d e f e a t i n g 
E d d i e J a c o b s , B a l t i m o r e , 0-1, 7-5, 
8-6.

S e l l e r s h a d e a r n e d t h e r i g h t to 
p l a y 
b e a t i n g 
J i m m y Q u i c k o f Dal l as , 6-4, 6-3,' 

f i n a l s by 

t h e 

in 

i 3-6, 6-3.

New Courses Are-

C o n t i n u e d F r o m P a g e I

a n d 

t h r e e 

c o r r e c t i v e s 
t r a i n i n g 

m i n o r a c t i vi t i e s . R e s t i n g cl asses. 
u n l i k e 
r e g u l a i 
c l a s s e s w h i c h ; 
p h y s i c a l 
m e e t 
t i m e s a w e e k , m e e t 
o n e h o u r e v e r y d a y . O n l y a s ma l l 
t a k i n g 
t h e 
p e r c e n t a g e o f 
g i r l s 
p h y s i c a l 
t h e 
t r a i n i n g r e m a i n 
a 
r e s t i n g c l a s s e s f o r m o r e t h a n 
m o n t h . S e v e r a l c o u r s e s a r e g i v e n 
t h e s e c o u r s e s , a n d 
p r e f e r e n c e 
in 
t h e e n ­
if t h e y do n o t c o m p l e t e 
a l ­
r o l l m e n t , o t h e r s t u d e n t s a r e 
l owed t o fill up t h e b a l a n c e .

in 

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