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A U S T IN , T E X A S , T U E S D A Y , D E C EM BER 5, 1922

N o. 6 0

TAG DAY

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OPENS

lie u p u s e s

ATHLETIC COUNCIL DEFERS O O H

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TEXAS, WIN OR
LOSE” MOVE
V

I

se o m e n t t

S a y s W orth in ess o f H is O p p o ­
n en t M ak es V icto ry H ig h ly 
P rized

Whitaker Declines To

Make New Statements

L

T I BE HELD 
NEXT MONDAK NIGHT

bi a letter received by L. Theo.
th e 

Bellmont, athletic director o f 
University, from D. X. Bible, coach P atron S ain t o f Law S ch ool 
of th e Texas Aggies,, in reply to a! 
telegram o f co n g ratu latio ns which 
Mr. Bellmont sent to Coach Bible 
a f te r 
t h e ' 
the Thanksgiving fracas, 
A. & M. coach is high in praise o f 
the Texas losing spirit. 

W ill M ake R eg u la r
A p p ea r a n c e
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REGARD T01HEAD F 0 0 1 L L W H

T w enty-three Football L etters A w ard ed to L ong­
horns, T w en ty-six to Freshm en and Eigh­
teen to Shorthorns

w J I

it w a s 

By H arry M oore 
A lth o u g h m em b ers of th e A th le tic C oun cil d e c lin e d 
to m ak e any sta tem en t for p u b lica tio n a fte r th e th ree- 
hour session M onday n ig h t, 
from 
relia b le sou rces th at th e req u est of H ead C oach B erry 
M. W h ita k er that h e be n ot co n sid ered in m a k in g a 
selec tio n of th e co a ch in g s ta ff for n ex t sea so n w a s 
d iscu ssed . A ction w as d e fe r r e d u n til som e 
fu tu r e 
d a te on a ccou n t of th e a b se n c e of Jim H art, ch a irm a n 
o f th e fo o tb a ll co m m ittee and o f D r. J. W . C alh ou n , 
and Dr. A . C. E llis, tw o o f th e m em b ers o f th is co m ­
m ittee.

le a rn ed 

“I have talked too much now ,” was the expression from 
Coach B. M. W hitaker M onday in refusing to discuss the 
question of w hether or not he would consider acceptance of 
the position as head football coach in case the position is 
tendered to him again by the A thletic Council.

L. Theo Bellmont, athletic director, stated Monday, that 
the idea spread broadcast that Coach W hitaker had resigned 
is som ew h at m isleading.

“Coach W hitaker m erely stated that he did not intend 
to apply for a re-appointment as head football c o a ch ,” Mr. 
Bellmont said.

Coach W h ita k er’s contract with the University expired 

with the close of the football season.

by Mr. Bellmont is aa follows:

The telegram sent to Coach Bible 

P rep aratio n s for the re g u la r ban-
° f the Law D epartm ent are al- 
most complete and the a f fa ir prom-!
ises to be one of the big events of > 
the year. The b anquet will be held 1 
The most important work accom plished by the council at
at the Driskill Hotel Monday night. |
“ D. X. Bible:
ID. P. Bobbitt, adjunct professor o f !the m eeting w as the aw arding of letters to the football men.
College Station Texas, 
You won greatest game o f y our Law will act as toastm aster and all I Twenty-three letters were aw arded to men on the Longhorn 
o f squad, twenty-six to men on the freshman squad and eighteen 
i to men on the Shorthorn squad. More letters w ere aw arded
for the eveni ng is this year because of the great number of injuries which have
kept some of the men out of the Kame for a good part o f the 
season.

c a re e r yesterday. We lost to a bet- a m b e r s of the 
ter 
Please extend 
team my personal congratulations. I 
Your men fought clean and hard 
deserved to win. 

to y o u r ; Austin wiU be invited guests. 

The program 

courts 

team. 

high 

OPPORTUNITY TO 
S H U LOYALTY

Y e ll-le a d e r s E n d orse P lan 

to 

U n ify T e x a s ’ F ig h tin g 
S p irit

“ W IN OR L O S E 
T E X A S A L W A Y S ”
“ I AM IOO P E R C E N T FOR T H E 
T E A M A N D C O A C H E S ”

Those m em bers o f 

the 

s t u d e n t

KESTEN C IB II OF ST.

MAIX'S CHURCH GIVES 
SACHER CONCERT NERE

body and faculty who desire to ex- j 
press th eir appreciation of the ser- j
vice of the Longhorn football team J
I
and coaches d uring the past season 
the same time, 
a n d who desire, at 
they are ,
the world” 
to “ tell 
1 ) 0 t dovm-heartted, discouraged, or M iss D aisy P olk , Lyric S op ran o
b e r e f t of their pep and enthusiasm 
the 
fo r V arsity 
T hanksgiving Day d efeat, will have 
an o p p ortun ity 
a 
positive dem onstration of their sen­
tim e n t by w earing tags which read, 

to 
the sacred concert rendered by the 
vested choir of Saint M ark’s Epis­

o f D a lla s, A ssists th e 
C hoir

in profound silence 

Listening 

reason 

today 

give 

th a t 

by 

of 

to 

copal Choir of San Antonio Sunday 
es-
afternoo n a t 4 o’clock, a crowd

filled 

tim ated a t 1500 persons 
University B aptist Church 
seating capacity. This concert was 
one of the Texas A rtist Series un 
der the u n i c e s of the D epartm ent I 

to its i fjcmts 

t h a t 

the 

on one side, ‘‘Win or Lose— Texas 
Always,” and on the o th e r side, ‘‘I 
Am JOO Per Cent F o r the Team and 
Coaches.”

It 

in athletic circles, desire 

this 
th a t 
is to be understood 
is a spontaneous o u tb u rs t on 
the 
p a r t of students who, regardless of 
developm ents the f u t u r e will bring 
forth 
to 
take 
this o pportunity o f crystallize 
ing a spirit of unity an d loyalty th at 
will ta k e the O range and W hite fo r­
ward to glorious victories 
the 
fu tu re .

in 

C o w b o y s D is t r ib u te T a f t 

THREE ONE-ACT SAITS

Re U sed T u esd a y 
N ig h t 

L atest S y stem o f S ta g e O u t t o ™ 88 is buildinK H*

T Bal»"0"'.

| "Mr- 
Athletic Director,
University* of Texas,
“ D ear Bellmont:

L. THEO. B ELLM O N T.” 

B ible R ep lies 

and *n charge of Lee D ittert, chairm an
of th e committee. There will be
speeches by a speaker chosen from
‘*a(,b of the classes of the Law De-
the members of the
courts will also be asked to make
a t short talks. Between the speeches,

In his reply Coach Bible took oc- p a y m e n t and 

casion to pay high com plim ent 
both the team and 
school 
large. Especially did he compliment musical selections will be given.
that 

(th e traditions of 

hospitality 

the 

At 

to 

this banquet, P erigrinus, pat-
ron saint o f the Law D epartm ent will 
make his first and 
last appearance 
of the year.

The chairmen of 

various
committees a re: program , Lee Dit-
invi-
t e r t ; finance, A. I). Moore; 
decora-

and 

the 

at College are deeply appre- 
of the v ery splendid spirit o f j tations, F. W. Hicks; 

Three one-act plays will be p re ­
sented by the Curtain Cub on Tues­
day night December 12. The plays 
and the entire casts will 
nounced 
stage sets will be unique 
of the spectators but ie one of the do WfJ who are connected with 
very latest developments 
a rt. 

“ We 
ciative 
hospitality exhibited by 

soon. The 

splendid 

the 

be 

in 

an

to most 

system of! * diversity to the entire A. & M. Coi-j 

stage a u l e t i c d ep a rtm en t of 
appreciate the 

o..... ......■■■■-
l e * e > Thanksgiving. More especially j l l r y n n i n P T r D C U H M 
f i l i i
th e 
the College 
of 
this .sportsm anship which m arked 
your 
Btu-1 unex Pected loss to us yesterday. I t is
organization exists a pleasure to win from such an op-
8 t u - |P on *"nt and> m aY ^ add that the sting
t » of d e fe a t is so ften e d g reatly in a loss F resh m an , L aw s, Pre-La wa and 

U ll IU J I Ll l u 
r n i i n T I I 
U U 
U 
I UUU I ll 

I I I T n I m i n 1 1
[N I H S M Fill
IlfilTIU IIflL

th e plays 

spirit 

for the benefit o f U niversity 
dents. C onsequently 

The Curtain Club wishes 

th e j year eonvjnce U niversity 

en tire 

thins, Gladys Rowntree,

presented were chosen with the ; to an institution like yours. 

j 
thank you for your very cor-j 
(dial and liberal telegram which came 
thi8 morning. We expected a hard I 

P re-M ed s Lost to E ngi-
n eers T h is Y ear
— ——_

, 

p f Music of the I university. 

| object of in terestin g and entertain-! 
' jn^, 

students. 

f e - ; 

tw enty 

Sweeping 

The choir comprised 

Irr order to f u r th e r this idea the 

prano and bass sections being p a r ­
ticularly rich. One unusual fe a tu re 

of the p rogram was the absence of 
applause by the audience, a t the r e ­
quest of the choir.

through an undefeated
male and twelve male voices, the so- price of admission was designed b y i^ 'K ^ t an d we are especially proud of season and with only one tie game
the club to meet the m eans of all! th** victory because of the worthiness to m ar its record, Dean Taylor's 
1 Engineers In tram ural football team
U niversity students as 
tickets will 
be sold a t fifty cents each. Tickets! 
record
live a long tim e before it gets real j sheet in the race for the Gill I n t r a ­
will be on sale a t the Co-Op, J o r ­
traditions and sometimes it doesn’t j mural Football Cup which was re- 
d a n ’s and on the cam pus probably 
but j placed the D. A. Peniek Cup, won 
get the right trad itio n s 
then, 
W ednesday morning.
sportsm anship and hospitality 
by the En- 
a re perm anently last year 
the University ofjgineers.* Th#* freshm en, Laws, Pre-
tradition al with 
I Laws, and Pre-Medics were m et in
short 
the 
though 
the 
the sons of Alec
I to a tie in the first battle b u t lost 
a h ea rt-break ing playoff game, the 
I score being B to 0 as a re su lt of a 
| field goal and a safety.

The Curtain Club will hold m eet­
ing in room 303 of the Education
Building 
3:50 to make 
m ents fo r the production of 
plays.

thoughtfulness and your institution end of the encounter, 
for 
its splendid spirit and wishing p r e -Mads fo ugh t 
you every success, I am,

institution has to added th irty points to 

R E P R E S E N T A T IV E B O A R D 

o u r opponent. 
“ You know an 

H O LD S M EET T U E S D A Y

a fte rn o o n 
final 

tu rn and each r e c e i v e d 

‘‘Yours very cordially,

a r ra n g e ­
these 

Tuesday 
the 

th a n k in g you 

D. X. Bible.”

for your 

a t Texas.

' Again 

the 

in 

a 

of 

th a t 

the Opinion 

tags 
desires 

ta g aga in st his will, 

The choir was assisted 

The Texas Cowboys have endorsed 
the “ app reciatio n” ta g day plan and 
tom orrow 
will distribute 
the 
to wear 
to anyone who 
them . No one will be urge-d 
to 
the 
w e ar 
Idea being 
this should be a 
free expression of sentim ent, un in­
fluenced by 
any 
The Cowboys will appear 
others. 
tomorrow* 
th eir black som brero 
hats, orange shirts, and white b a n ­
d a n a handkerchiefs.

the 
program by Miss Daisy Polk, lyric 
soprano of Dallas. H er singing is 
to 
natural and peculiarly adapted 
two 
choral work. Miss Polk gave 
choir, 
num bers assisted 
the 
“ H ear 
these being Mendelssohn’s 
(sacred c a n ta ta ) and 
My P ra y e r,” 
(m otet.) She 
G ounod’s 
“ Gallia” 
showed particularly 
the Mendel­
ssohn nu m b er t h a t her voice is r e ­
tone.
m arkably sweet and 
work of the team and coaches 
m e m - 1 Even with the voices of the choir as 
U niversity Longhorn Band
hers will attend classes in full u n i - |« background, h er enunciation was 
perfec t t h a t every word she ut- 
form today as will the m em bers o f, 
the Varsity Yell-Leading S ta ff and 
tered could be plainly heard even in 
the members of the Co-eds Yell- J the real balcony of the church. The 
the Mendelssohn 
l e a d i n g S ta ff.

In token of its appreciatio n of tho 
the 

rich 

by 

in 

in 

in 

n s e voices 
in 
n um ber were very impressive.

N o w o tn y E n d o r se s Plan

The choir was seated as th e two 
sung. These 
final num bers were 
were “ Now the Day is Over,” 
a 
vesper hymn by B arnby and “ Seven­
fold Am en,” by Stainer. Both of
football ; th e n um bers were sung a cappela.
s t u d e n t ; 
any-
fa c e ’ ! SERIES O F LEC TU RES

_________ __________

W ILL BE D E L IV E R E D

‘‘S h o rty ” Nowotny, 

jrell-leader of 
the University, when asked f o r an 
opinion on the value of the “a p p re ­
last nig h t: 
c ia tio n ” tag day, stated 
“ A vote of confidence and a p p r e ­
the Longhorn 
the 

coation o t 
team and coaches by 
body would do more 
save
th in g 
to command public su p p o rt and ap­
this stu d en t body 
proval, 
and re ju v e n a te Texas spirit. 
I am 
w holeheartedly in fa v o r o f the w e a r­
ing of these tags.”

to unify 

than
ou r

else 

to* 

Junior and Senior 

G irls W ill M eet

in Joint S e ssio n !10 arou" int*r<!St iT1 

Tuesday night a t the Texas Bible 
Chair, Mrs. C lara Snell Wolfe will 
deliver the first of a series o f in­
form al lectures on 
c u r re n t events. 
These talks will be addressed to Uni­
versity and Austin women, and, ac­
cording to Mrs. Wolfe, are intended
caU8es an?
f significance of recen t happenings of 
national import.

M eeting 

to discuss 

the p ro p o s e d ! C om m unity Players

This y e a r ’s win m arks the fourth 
t h a t the E n g in ­
consecutive season 
eers have annexed 
intram u ra l 
the 
football championship. The success
squad may be credited in no 

small degree to the excellent t u t s

W ill M ake 

a 

initial
t v 

OI 

I e & r 0f 

its 

hold 

evening 

constitution and to elect officers for 
the year, the W o m an ’s R epresen ta­
re g u la r 
tive Board will 
7 [ 
m eeting Tuesday 
o’clock in Room 157 Main Building
At th at 
____ i 
fram ed by a com m ittee appointed 
fo r t h a t purpose and approved by 
the Executive Council will be p re ­
sented to m em bers of th e R epresen­
tative Board.

time the 

a t 

constitution 
_ _____ __________ “ TKi,..oslo,, 

fls jth e News 
i c ,

Two one-act 

plays, 
by Lady Gregory 
.
,
Thursday E v en in g ” 

“ Spreading j ,a ^ of I)r b l i n g e r and to the un- 
limited support and encouragem ent
Taylor, 

by C h ris to -1 

Dean T 

, « w., 

and 

r *l

. i . _ 

_ __

The nom inating com m ittee will | S treet. 

the 

floor. 

make its repo rt, and officers will be 
elected. Nom inations m ay be made of th e C om m unity Players fo r the football 
from 
appointed to fram e the constitution j in terest is being manifested 
is as follows; Rosalie Biggio, chair­
m an; May Lea G uthrie, Daisy Mil­
dred Jones, and Marie Smith.

E, Sanders o f 

The 

< 

c o m m it t e e | H> 2 2 - 2 3 Session, an d considerable w|iRht m ann er to 

pher Morley, will be presented by J Ainsworth, Anderson, R. Irvine in 
the 
The Com munity Players of A ustin the ha(.kfield and Marshall 
but
T hursday evening at 8:15 
vic- 
( ommunity 
every
This will he the first a p p e a ra n c e : mari on the squad p]ayed consi8tent 
no 
the football unit 

,jne are men< who have #tood 
in the E ngineers 

on Lavaca prom inently 

this year. However 

contributed 

T h e a te r 

! tories 

th a t 

the 

a t 

in 

in 

in t h e , developed by Coach E ttlin g e r

t h e j Athletic Council to 

presentation of the initial group of j N um erais win ^ aw arded by the 
two plays. 
following
English D e p a rtm e n t of the Univer 
-men: Ainsworth, Allen, Anderson, 
sity is directing the plays this year 
Beck, Campbell, C rofton, Green­
and is confident th a t the two plays 
wood, Irvine J., Irvine R., Keen, 
on Th ursd ay evening will prove e n ­
M c N a ry , Maddox, Marshall, Ponder, 
joyable to all those 
in 
and P ratt.
a m a te u r theatricals.

interested 

the 

R EC O G N IT IO N SE R V IC E S 

H E L D BY Y .W . C A B IN E T S

Y. W. C. A. Recognition services 

were held 
,V ' 
n | !U 
P la y e r’s 
Monday afternoon at 5. The ear-! w° m T Um y {11 v a y f r * 

in the G irl’s Study Hall „ 

Music will be furnished 

the 
^ 
Orchestra. 
Com munity 
Members will be adm itted free, and

. ” , u 

by 

| vice was largely symbolic in n atu re 

< rnH rK 

a mi **( 

annually. May Lea 0th„ Y * 

c h a r*ed 

cents 

each.

rc 
rt>e* an< and spring 

®* A * JUNIORS ELECTION
i 
J Election of officers fo r the w in ter
term and discussion of
tw enty *f,ve j plans for a social will be the prin-
transaction a t th e m eeting of 
! cipal 
i ju n io r Business A dm inistration cla&s 
at W Hall 4 Tuesday aftern oo n at

Those awarded Varsity 

football 
letters w ere: Captain 
“ S w ede”
Swenson o f Stam ford, who will r e ­
ceive a sweater with four bars be­
cause of his fo u r years on the V ar­
sity team ; E. Bluestein of P ort A r­
F ort W o rth ; 
th u r; Joe Ward of 
Bobby Robertson of Dallas; Howard 
Gilstrap, G ra n g er; M. E. Brally Den­
ton; Richard Burns of H ouston; 
Archie Gray of Baileyville; Yancy 
Culp of Gainesville; J. B. Marley of 
McKinney; Oscar E ckhardt o f Aus­
of Kyle; Lane 
tin; Jack Sledge 
T y nes of Cooper; 
Joe Moore of 
Austin; George G ardere of Marlin; 
John Coit of R enner; A, B. Curtis 
of F o rt W orth ; Desha P atto n of 
Waco; W eaver Moore of Houston; 
F. F. L e a n e r of Sample; Franklin 
Stacy of A ustin; E. H. Jones of Gal­
vesto n ; A. S. Higgins 
of Austin. 
M anager W alter S terlin g of Houston 
was awarded a managerial letter.

J u n i o r and senior girls will hold | 

a jo in t meeting Tuesday afte rn o o n , 
D ecem ber 5 in the G irl’s Study Hail 
a t 5 o’clock. Miss P auline W herry 
talk to the girls on a subject 
will 
co ncern in g leadership and problems 
which arise in connection with it.

According to sta te m e n ts made by 
the president o f the Ju n io r Advia 
ory Board and president of Cap and 
Gown th ere will also be announ ce­
m ents of 
the 
girls o f these two classes.

in terest 

special 

to 

MISS GEAR IN G TO SPEA K

Miss Mary G earing o f the Home 
speak 
Economics D ep artm ent will 
T uesday afternoo n a t 5 
the Y. 
in 
W. C. A. Reading room on Social 
Social W elfare. 
Legislation 
This is one o f the re g u la r Tuesday 
afterno on 
in ternational 
a ffa irs given under the auspices of 

lectures on 

and 

' the Y. W. C. A.

is held 

and 
G uthrie had charge o f th e program 
and C atherine
and Ruth Penick 
the musical 
W harton accompanied 
selections with piano 
violin. 
and 
Members of the Y. W. C. A, Senior 
C abinet and new members were 
dressed in white and c a rried lighted 
candles. Alice Ory, ch airm an o f the 
mem bership committee, and Virginia 
P o rte r, re p resen ta tiv e 
membership committee 
J u n io r 
Cabinet led the procession o f new 
members.

from 
to 

FO O T B A L L C A P T A IN

W I U . BE ELECTED! 5 o’clock.

Election of A e Varsity football 
ca p tain will tak e place a t a m eeting 
of the Longhorn team Tuesday 
af- 
ternoon. The Texas gridiron w ar Christmas program 

Reserve 

CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

letters were awarded to 
Leon Gorman of Winnsboro; M. E. 
Sprague of Dallas; Dave Hemsell 
of Greenville; Robert M urphree of 
Wellington; Steve G ard ner of Aus­
tin ; Vernon S ehuhardt of San An- 
of Taylor;
ito n io ; George Luhn 
p auVault of Glen F lora; Ben
to be held D e -tAJlen of C orsicana; H ubert F o ster
f W a c 0 . Horace Kibbie of P o rt 

to have charge of the Y. W. C. A ., 
iranizations will have p a r t in the en- W orth ; A w Dohoney of V ernon.

H a rriet Brush has been appointed

. e m b e r 14. V .riou* campus 

are being 
te rta in m e n t and plans 
made for the annu al Christmas tree.

(Continued on page 4)

or- 

th e Hors, according 
tom, will g a th e r 
photograph m ade 

to an annual cus­
to have the team 
to 
addition 
i election of n ex t y e a r ’s field leader.

in 

i;- A iu w

LETTERS ARE AWARDED IN'WHITAKER APPEARS BEFORE 
■

IN RECARD TO

H

 

I 
LEHER AWADDS

’ 

' 

„ 

m 

for 

award 

U nder 

the Council 

football squad. 

game* be- j makeB 

tw enty-three men 

In recommending the 

. . . 
a t the m eeting o f the Council which

the aw ards- h<' 
for m aking 
This was 

Though Coach W hitaer appeared 
before the Council m eeting i t was 

m erely to answer questions 
in re ­
gard to the aw arding of letters to 
the 
the 
the
presen t ruling o f 
long periods during th e j coach recommends as m any m en for 
letters as he thinks proper. Then,
, .

of 
letters to 
this 
year, Coach W hitaker called a t t e n ­
tion to the fa c t th a t there were no 
the team and 
outstanding stars on 
th a t many of the best men on the 
squad had been forced out of the
game 
season because of injuries and of 
Stacy, Gardere, Tynes, 
sickness. 
T 
Robertson, Gray, 
Jones, and C u l p ;
have all had to be out of 
cause of 
injuries or sickness. The states his reasons 
work of Joe Moore was ham pered recommendations. 
sickness 
all season because of his 
the 
of 
during the 
first weeks 
season. 
the 
reasons 
these 
Council felt justified in aw arding a 
larg er num ber of 
is 
customary. 
nine­
teen letters were given.

»nd
the
the
to 
the 
purpose of W hitakers visit 
Council m eeting 
it was 
last night, 
learned. Coach Littlefield was also 
called before the Council for a simi­
lar reason.

The football letter men will meet 
in 
the Elliott’s studio W ednesday 
afternoo n at 2 o’clock to have the
team picture made and will elect j mously agreed to defer taking 
the m a tte r until a 
a captain a t th at time. Though sev- action 
eral men have been mentioned 
fill 
left by “Swede,” no 
one has been even tentatively 
se­
lected. 
between 
the outstanding 
three or 
men on the team who will be back 
next year.

of Coach 
W hitaker was re ad to the m eeting 
and was discussed a t length. How­
ever, a f te r the m eeting members o f 
the Council said th a t it was unani-
any 
later 
to date. A bare quorum of members
was present, the chairm an 
the 
football com m ittee was absent, as 
•wert**, two o th e r mg miters o f 
this 
committee, and fo r these reasons it 
was thought unwise to go on record 
either way a t this time.

The honor 
fo ur o f 

The recommendation 

Last year only 

lette rs t h a n 

the hole 

F or 

lies 

o f 

in 

P laye d Last Gam e 

S tu d e n t s to b e C o n sid e re d 

Of 

tim e 

th e ir 

Gray, 

“ B eefy” 

th#* men receiving 

let­
ters, several have played their last 
game. Captain “ Swede” Swenson, 
Archie 
Jones, 
“ Little J o e ” Moore, Nick Brally, j

Another reason for d e fe rrin g ac­
by 
tion at 
this 
Council Members was 
they 
w anted to find out just! how th e stu­
feel
d ent body and 
the 
R ube” Leissner, Franklin 
Jack Sledge, Higgins and 
take 
others will all be missed from the anv action thuy may deem proper,
and 
the 
they feel 
squad when it begins its work next 
alum ni have the right to make th em ­
fail.
selves heard on the question before 
any final action is taken.

Stacy, j tow ard 
several Council has full au th o rity to 

advanced 
th at 

situation. Though 

students 

alumni 

that 

the 

th# 

is understood 

O th er m atte rs to come before the 
the 
Council at this m eeting were 
aw arding of equipm ent to players. 
It 
th at some o f the 
Council m em bers desired to award 
each le tte r man a full set of equip­
m ent, while others felt 
just 
enough 
to serve as a souvenir of 
th e ir service while in the University 
was all th a t was necessary.
C o n f e r e n c e M eet 

th a t 

The 

Southw estern 

Conference 
m eeting will be held in Dallas d uring 
the la tte r part o f the week and it is 
thoughts th a t m atters to be presented 
to the C onference meeting were 
discussed. However, nothing could 
be learned as to w hat m a tte rs Dr. 
Penick will present a t th a t time,

A g re a t p a r t of the tim e was con­
sumed in disposing of ro utin e m a t­
te rs o f slight im portance, It is u n ­
derstood.

J U D S O N F R A N C IS IS 

N E W M A N C L U B SPE A K E R

“ Why Catholic 

S tudents Should 
Be M embers o f the Newman Club) of 
the U niversity o f T exas” was th# 
su b ject of a n im prom ptu talk given 
S un d ay b y Ju d so n Francis, fofW tr 
student of the University and rn 
ber of the Newman Club.

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

t MUST TAHE u 
N /u o c h a n c e s

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be th e back gro un d of one’s 
face; and th a t a woman should 
use clothes as a personal ex­
pression of herself.

Even the ignorant and ordi­
nary m an can see the grain of 
wisdom in Professor P arso n ’s 
expert opinion. Clothes m ay 
be a public menace, or a p ub ­
lic benefaction. The poorly 
developed taste of the genus 
homo is even disturbed by the 
sight of a wom an w earing an 
extrem ely long or sh o rt skirt, 
or by a fat woman a p p e a rin g 
in red or baby blue. But fa r 
be it from us to criticise 
the 
d e a r 
exam in a­
ladies—-final 
tions are too close by for an 
a rg u m e n t to be started with 
them . W e leave the learned 
professor to fight out his own 
battle with th e women.

the ehair 
m av*» 
th eir name* with 
not 
later 
man of the com m ittee, 
E x am in at­
fhan T hursday 
ions will be held F rid ay and 
S af- 
irday, Dectm D er 8 and 9 from 2 to 
:> in M, B. 205.

noon. 

J. L. BOYSEN.

ALL FOO TBA LL men who 

have 
la­
med them will please do so a t once. 

not re tu rn ed m osquito 

b ars 

W ALTER I). STER LIN G .

ded 

FOOTBALL MEN who w ere 

a w ar­
le tte rs will m eet W ednesday 
a t the E llio tts’ S tudio fo r th e team 
picture a t 2 o'clock prom pt.

W ALTER I). STER LIN G .

in 

m eat 

ALL M EMBERS o f La T e rta lia 
the 
the auditorium 
Main B uilding T uesday a fte rn o o n 
a t 2 o’clock fo r C actus pictures.
P R E S ID E N T .

o f 

GEOLOGY I LAB. T hursday, 

be 
prepared fo r a quiz over all work 
th ro u g h the S outhern Rockies Prov-

S tudy ca re fu lly 

inee. 
the reading 
m a tte r for the Province* which you 
covered. Quiz will be 

I have n »t 

based on read in g m a tte r.

IN STR U C TO R .

FREE
An 8x10 enlargem ent with 
every dollar's worth of 
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Comfortably
Then tr y it these days before 
T hanksgiving— a f te r w h i c h 
d a te the rush is on. The shop 
is full of a ttra c tiv e g ifts 
to 
su it all taste s and pocketbooks. 
find 
By buying now you can 
g ifts which will have no du­
plicates and which 
the 
cream o f Miss A ndrew s’ ca refu l 
these 
selection. A nd, d u rin g 
q u iet days you can have th e un­
divided atte n tio n o f Miss A n­
drew s and h er assistants, w ith 
whom you can talk over your 
g if t needs and from whom you 
can g et valuable assistance.

are 

Our advice is—

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T uesday, D ecem ber 5, 1922

Editorials

aar axii""i.iBsim1, i1, r, i ".ainu oroify.» j !«.<, 

—0

BEHIND TH E TEAM 
A N D COACHES 

the 

T e a m 

Every student of th** Univer­
sity should feel proud to w ear 
a tag today, th ereb y signifying 
that he sincerely indorses the 
motto “ Win or Lose, Texas Al­
ways,” and is “ IOO p e r cent 
Behind 
and 
C oaches,” which phrases form 
the Inscriptions on th e badge. 
The movement to have the sen­
tim ent of th e student body ex*; 
pressed in this concrete m an­
ner has developed sp on tan e­
ously among students who be­
lieve th a t th e University la not 
a bad loser, hut on th e o th er 
hand, is stan din g squarely and 
firmly behind th e football team j 
and coaches 
If you believe in 
the sentim ent of the slogans, 
w ear the ta g which will be 
distributed to d ay — and let the 
people of the state know w here * 
Varsity stands on this im port­
ant m atter

A rm y Breech#*, Shirt*, Blout**, 

Leggin*. P u ttee* and H ik in g 

Boot*.

F o r Both Men and Women

O. D. Blanket* and ev erything 
for your hiking trips.

“ I S e ll E v e r y th in g .”

T M F T R A D IN G POST

The
F la v o r
L a s ts

Up to the Minute Stylea in M en’* Furnishings

UNIVERSITY TOGGERY SHO P

2302 G uad alup e

STU DEN TS

Make our store your do w ntow n headquarters,

Cold D rinks

C igars

JOSEPH’S DRUG STORE

6 2 2 Congress

Phone 433 5

STUDENTS!

A cordial invitation is extended to you to visit the new­

est dairy lunch room in the neighborhood.

O pen Sunday Till 1 0 :3 0 p. rn.

LOUIS P. MEYER 
“PASTEURIZED MILKS”

1 7 0 2 Lavaca 

Phone 870 6

“ W here Q uality Predom inates."

W H A T DO Y O U TH INK O F C R ED IT A N Y W A Y ?

Did you ever think of it as a good turn your dealer does 
you?

That is what it is after all. When you go to the telephone 

and order goods delivered, your dealer does you a good 

turn. 

IMMEDIATELY the order is filled. He delivers 

the goods; he charges the account—TWO good deeds in

ONE!

Your dealer serves hundreds of YOU*S every day. A t

the end of the month, what if you neglect to pay up?

One small account doesn t amount to much, does 

it?

NO I Suppose though there are several Y O U ’S? Makes

a big amount for one dealer doesn t it? Might even bank­
rupt him.

E xam ine our n ew est d esign s in fin e jew elry
T his y e a r we are showing one of the fin est assortm ents o f C h rist­
m as g ifts we have ever had in o u r store, 
Many of these pieces rep resen t th e fin e st work of the m odern gold­
sm ith , silversm ith and w orker in p latinum .
In mer stock o f O nion W atches you will find creatio n s of th e Guild 
th a t have won re p u ta tio n fo r accuracy an d dependability.

»

STELFOX’S

D iam onds, W atches, J ew elr y , Silverw are

M em bership of 75 Leading M erchants

 S O C I E T Y

F A IR F A X N IS B E T , S o c ie ty E d ito r. 
O f fic e T e le p h o n e (fr o m S to 6 ) f 12S 
R e sid e n c e T e le p h o n e 4 2 1 7

n i i.» m n * e w n i u i t » i JI»u t t m m i t ummrnmw i n n
•ttttfiMutmfMMititftsmfmtiitiitw

Mrs. J. E. Routt of Chapel Hill 
is visiting her sister Miss Bessie 
Thompson, an assistant librarian.

Miss Bernice MacDonald o f Port 
spent the week-end with 

Arthur 
friends on the campus.

Dolores Laguarta 

her 
guest for the week-end Miss Anne 
Carroll of C. I. A.

had 

as 

Camilla C afferelii of San Anton­
io is the guest of Katherine Terrell.

Mary Burbank o f Temple is visit­

ing Ruth McCelvy.

Flo Brazelton of Waco is visiting

at the Pi Beta Phi house.

Wallace Perry o f San Antonio ii 

at the Phi Delta Theta house.

Eloise Yett has as her guest Louise 

Delery of Houston.

Jack Phillips of Dallas is visiting 

at the Beta Theta Pi house.

J. E. Miller has returned 
Waco after a few days visit.

from 

Howard Miles o f Port Arthur is 

the guest of his sister Marie.

Lucille Ellis spent 

the week-end 

a t Round Rock.

Mrs. R. L. Ragsdale o f McAllen 
is visiting her daughter Margaret.

Mrs. Mamie Oliver 
week-end in San Antonio.

spent 

the 

Fanny Radcliffe is ill at P. & S. 

hospital.

hospital.

Georgia Dancy is ill at P. & S. 

Watch for “Our Man 
About Town”

LAWS AND
ARMSTRONG

720 Congress Ave.

THEATERS

C r e sc e n t

“Don’t Shoot,” 

is a new quick 
action story o f a clever young man 

who broke sa fes until he broke into 

a pretty girls heart.

Herbert Rawlinson 
Murphy are the leads 
crook play.

and Edna 
in this new

“ Late Lamented” a Special Hal 
Roach comedy is the added attrac­
tion on the program Monday and 
Tuesday.

The gorgeous romantic sensation 
“ If I Were Q ueen” with Ethel Clay­
ton, will be the special attraction 
at The Crescent Theatre W ednes­
day, Thursday. Friday and Satur­
day.

“Harvest H ands” will be 

the 
Shows 
comedy for the four days. 
start daily at IO a. rn. and run con ­
tinuously until 

l l p. rn.

M a je stic

in 

the various picture hits 

Rodolph Valentino has had many 
opportunities to demonstrate varsal- 
in 
ity 
which he has been the headliner, but 
in none of his feature plays has he 
had the opportunity to 
this 
in “ The Young Rajah,” 
quality as 
now showing at the Majestic*

show 

The picture 

is adapted from the 
play and novel “Amos Judd” by 
V alentino 
John Amos Mitchell. 
plays the part o f a breezy American

M AJESTIC

Today
Rodolph Valentino
In

“THE YOUNG

RAJAH”

A Paramount Picture 

Also News and Fables

Q U E E N
SEE IT NOW
The sensational drama of-' 
laughter, thrills and 
heart throbs 

William f o x

-flu Jut rf rUu 
rn 

f.rtMtt, fcftrfwr,

l.i. 4,<

If Quality millS

MARY CARR
.Tin epic of the love 
that girdles the earth

Mrs. A . E. S telfox complimented 
the girls at her house with a tea 
Sunday from 4 to 6 o’clock. The 
rooms were decorated with beautiful 
yellow and white chrysanthemums 
and autumn leaves.

The 

follow ing who 

have 

been 

guests at the Pi Beta Phi house have I 
returned to their home 
in Waco, I 
Frances Sleeper, Almeda McGregor,
Helen W illiams and Clo Brazelton. ;

Mary Cooper who was a guest at 
the Pi Beta Phi house for the past 
few days has returned to her home 
in Abilene.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gilliam have re­
tu rn ed to their home in Brownwood 
the Thanksgiving
a f te r spending 
holidays with 
their -daughter Jose­
phine.

Margaret W allace of Waco, Fran­
ces W eathersby of Del Rio, 
and 
Evelyn Newton of San Antonio have 
after 
their 
returned 
spending several days at 
the Chi 
Omega house.

homes 

to 

Adeline McNab and Alma Rhodes
is spending the week-end in Taylor 
with Mary Thames, a former Uni­
versity student, and member o f Chi 
Omega sorority.

John McDonegh, Ludwig Mosley, 
and Clifford 
of Galveston 
Swift 
have returned to their homes after 
spending several days at the Kappa 
Alpha house.

Misses Ruth and Esther Holton, 
Catherine Foster, Gladys Dupree, all 
o f Fort Worth were 
entertained 
at 
the Kappa Alpha house Satur­
day at lunch.

Louise Moore of Houston, Lillian
and Mrs. 
Province of Greenville, 
Garland Howard of Houston 
are 
guests at the Kappa Alpha Theta
house.

Martha Allen has withdrawn from 
illness and 
in 

school on account jpf 
will shortly return to her home 
Okmulgee, Oklahoma.

Bob Rader is at P. A S. hospital 
of 

su ffering from a sever# 
ptomaine poisoning.

case 

Lilly Runge has returned to her 
in Galveston after a w eek­
home 
end visit at the Kappa Kappa Gam­
ma house.

Dorothy Nail has returned from 
in

a week-end visit at her home 
Cleburne.

Thelma Bell has returned 
a week-end visit at her horn# 
Waco.

from
in

Abigail Curley and Ruth Camp 
sp en t the week-end with friends on 
the campus.

Elizabeth Skinner has returned to 
her home in Galveston after a week­
end visit with friends.

Miss Irma Tapp, a national o ff i­
cer o f Alpha Delta Pi sorority is a 
guest at the chapter house.

John Allen o f Okmulgee, Okla­
homa is the guest of his parents, Mr. 
and Mrs. W. A. Allen.

% 

tx TRA HIGH PATENT

% 
rn, A U S T I N , T E X A S .

AUSTIN MMP ’JI 
I IT*-* n*Cf1 PsTINT
i* .— . . I I . . I - *. . . - *. Mi

"J

I

W alter Springall, Monk Dossett 
and Lappy Stone are guests at the 
Kappa Sigma house.

Stanley Sw ift, Ozzie Carlton and 
Cobey Groce spent the w ee k at the 
Kappa Alpha house.

Howell McCullough of Waco 
is 
spending the week at the S. A. E.
house.

Lillian Rockwell, Ruth and Esther 

Haltom are visiting at 
Kappa Gamma house.

the K appa1 

Nan Procter, Louise and Dolores 
W elder are visiting Elizabeth Baker 
at Mrs Muckelroy’s.

Helen Milburn o f San Antonio is
visiting her sister Miriam, a t th# Pi 
Beta Phi house.

Elizabeth Dixon of Dallas 

has 
been visiting Hortens# Warner at 
Mrs. Schiller’s.

Kappa Delta announces the pledg­

ing of Hazel Cape of San Marcos.

May Belle Roberts o f Baylor ii a 

guest at the Kappa Delta house.

It’*
MADE
In
AUSTIN

LOOK

THINK

Haircut 

................$.35

Shave .................... .20

Tonic 

 

................... 20

Open 7 a. rn. to 7 p. in.

Cozy Barber Shop
2404 G uadalupe

Cuts Not Allowed
with an

I n g e r s o ll
Pencil

Thishandsome,efficient 
writing implement is al­
ways on the job. It never 
takes any cuts. Works 
so simply that there is 
nothing to get out of 
order— the leads will 
not clog at the point.

T h e I N G E R S O L L 
D O L L A R —s h o w n 
h e r e — o f Rolla! Silver

See this and other mod­
els at your stationery or 
cooperative store.

ligersetl Red)point Ce., lac.
Wa. R. I ager toll, Pre*, 

i 461 Fourth A ve., N ew York C ity

THE DAILY TEXAN

I lover as only a Valentino can do It. 
j Unlike the recent hit “ Blood and 
Sand," “The Young Rajah” has a 
happy ending. The cast o f char­

acters includes Wanda Hawley and 
she plays the perfect mate for the 
perfect lover Valentino.

I!

A G G IE CADETS RETURN
j Due to the fact that classes were 
resumed a t A. & M. College Mon- 
: day, the 
cadets, 
khaki-uniformed 
J who have been conspicuously pres­
ent on the campus during the 
last 
f e w days, and jocularly referred to 
aa the “ Aggie arm y of occupation,” 
have returned to College Station.

T ex**

“ Exit the V am p” 

for a 
the theme 

is on# o f th# 
latest and best comedies that has 
long time. Al­
been shown 
though 
is the sam# as 
many previous ones, th a t o f an ill­
treated w ife and the cure for such 
conduct, the characters are so well 
suited to their 
carry 
them out in such a way as to make 
a new story.

parts 

and 

DONNELLY & WHITE
Phone 6131 
Plum bing and Heating 
Contractors 
905 Congress Avenue

J. S. KOENIG
C h irop od ist and F o o t Specialist 

4 1 8 L ittle fie ld B ld g . 
P h o n e 4 8 5 8

H a n c o c ii
OPERA H O USER

“UNDER TWO 
FLAGS”
With

PRISCILLA DEAN

As Cigarette

This role offers Miss Dean 
one of the best opportuni­
ties of her screen career. 
Today Through Thursday.

Regular Prices

m m

EXAS THE ATR

I BIO P I C T U R E S -— L I T T I E “ ftI C E S I

Today
Ethel Clayton
In

“EXIT, THE

VAMP”

Cast 

Includes 

Theodore Roberts 
Extra
‘‘The Leather Pushers”

Only when we have righted any possible er­
ror and made you feel our interest and willing­
ness to serve you in every way have we ac­
complished the full purpose of our SERVICE.

DRISKILL HOTEL LAUNDRY

Phone 6444

FRESHMEN:

Follow the Upper Classmen and you will EAT at

THE BON TON CAFE

.609 Congress Avenue

THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK

Resource* $8,000,000.00 

Faculty and Student Accounts Solicited

Scarbrough's Man's Shop

Directs Particular Attention to

W h ite O x fo rd S h ir ts

With Collars Attached

$2

Fine quality mercerized oxford cloth, button down col­
lars, soft sport cuffs and a very low price are all equally 
interesting features of these shirts distinctly made 
for 
young men.

a Hoot Mon!”
T w e e d -S ilk
T ie s
$1.50

Very smart silk ties in un­
usual color mixtures re­
sem bling Scotch tweeds.

Hind

English
W o o l H o se
$1.00

Hose, sheer yet warm, in 
lovat and gray 
heather, 
inexpen­
mixture— Very 
sively priced, despite im­
portation duties.

Travelo
K n it C o a ts
$7.50

Tightly knitted 
sw eater 
coats of warm wool yarns 
that won't stretch and 
loose shape. 
In heather 
and gray mixtures.

Attention
Students

f j will always regret it if

U mi*, the

U KRANIAN NATIONAL CHORUS

DRUGS, SUNDRIES, SANDWICHES 
FINE CANDIES, SODA

Our Prescription Department Is Unexcelled

“ If it is in town— we have it’

U niversity Men’s Gym—Friday, Oct. 8

GREENWOOD DRUG CO.

Phone 9191 

FREE DELIVERY 

922 Congress Ave.

¥ T will enjoy this wonderful chorus of
U 

40 voices

GASOLINE SOLD ALL NIGHT
“ We Never Sleep”
For Your Convenience 
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Greasing Rack— Something new. Come give us a lr iii. We know 
how to grease your motor equipment. Let us drain that crank case 
and refill with fresh oil today.

CHARLTON & CROCKETT, Inc.
Service Station No. I, East 5th and Brazos 
Service Station No. 2, East 6th and Waller 
Remember Open All Night

U can go for $1.00

{J r ticket is at the Co-op

Reierv# Seat* on Sale at J. R. Reed Music Store—-Under 

* Auspice* of the Am ateur Choral Club

 ■5 r*
m < n:

E&’S

CALENDAR 

Tuesday

Y.W.C.A. Social Sore ic* Cam* 

n illM . reading room, 5 p. »».

Butine** A dm inistration Junior 

CUM, w Hall 4, 5 p. m.

AJ E E , K Watt 5, 7:15 p «* 
7
Cleburne Club, Y.M .C.A., 

P- «*» 

.
Woman'* K cprtwatatiic Board,

M B. 157, 7 p. m.

T exat Cowboys, S a. rn., Co op,

uniform «*c«pt chapt,

T t x t t S ta ff, 2:20 p. «*-» aud*-
for Cae-

torium of Main Building 
ta» picture.

Theta S it ma Phi, T H all, 6 :45

W om an’s A thletic C ouncil, 7

W ednesday 

U of varsity Violin Choir, S H all. 

7 30 p. rn

scene of m o m moo

"Pi". .IJJ!) .ll. WSSS&SZ2SS

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

LITER AK Y

Federal Recognition 

of University Guard

Company Completed

Hogg 

Final stage* In federal recognition
| Hogg Debating Club will meet at of the University Company A of the
17:15 p. rn. Tuesday December 5, in Texas National Guard were passed
the Y. M. C. A. Chapel Ro out. Toe recently with the receipt by Captain
I following program will be rendered. Felix A. Ray mer of the necessary

TH EA TR E C ALEN D A R 

Queen: Mary Carr 

in “Silver 

W in gs.“

M ajestic: Rodolph V alentino in 

“ The Young R a ja h /'

Creacent: H erbert Rawltnson in 
in “ Exit 
Texas* Ethel C layton 

the Vam p,”

Hancock: P riscilla Dean in “ U n­

der tw o F lags."

es

repealed. 

Affirmative, 

Debate: Resolved, That the 

OF MUSIC TEACHERS

0 . ___ ____ _____ __ ________________

su.~ paper* from Washington, D. 
pended sentence law in Texas should These papers place in the hands of REED ELECTED HEAD
J be 
Joe the company the regular equipment 
Mays; negative, Everett Cline. De- issued to such organizations by the 
bate: Resolved, That the present iii government, at any time the com- 
I come tax is unjust and should bo re-; mending officers may see fit to re- 
j moved. Affirmative, Bob L, Pool; quird it.
«f th* Tex*, M a * Teach-
negative, Berry Jones, A humorous
following 
the 
speech, John A. Guinn; Some old company will be secured at Camp er* Association for 
to >e®r» at ^ e annual convention held 
questions in a modern guise, J. R. Mabry immediately, 
frier; Weekly Grunt, F. M. Ford. Captain Raymer, and will be issued *n Brownwood, December I and 2. 
Professor Reed announces a policy 
• All members are urged to be pres- to the men before the holidays. 
I ent and on time in order that several Only those members remaining lr. 
for
"matters of business may be attended Austin during the holidays, however, adequate financial support of mu­
public education and for
te. 
f uB recognition of music subjects
on an equal basis with other sub-

will be allowed to retain their uni- ?*c *n 
forms. 

Frank L. Reed professor of mu*

in the University was elected

th , U n lr m lty j 

 
Athenaeum 

and propaganda 

Equipment 

according 

publicity 

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for 

sic 

 

 

 

Owing to the rally last Tuesday PRESERVATION OF OAKS 

ON CAMPUS IS ASSURED 

thc
college*
and the correlation of 
the Public
School music with these courses are
Arrangement* have beer, made by amon(t the aim , of the e lo c u tio n . 

jt*Ct8- M° re 

coriformity in 

the 

y. '• which the three live oak trees grow-

Regular meeting of Sidney Lanier needed for the experiments to 
y Literary Society will be held Wed- made in this building would have to
in Majn Buildirifcr be a northern light. The architect,
however, after learning how much 
these trees are loved by the Univer-
j atty students has been able to find!
Election of officers took place a t : another way to place the building, 

Ru*k 

203.

rf 

be I

PALACE BARBER SHOP
“The Old Reliable"
“Hall of Fame"
BILLY WOLF, Prop.
A S’rictly Up-to-Date Shop 
“Next Door to Kress"

CONTEST NOT DECIDED

night, the Athenaeum Literary So-1 
eiety did not have its regular meet­
ing on that night. The program fort
I tonight a* held ever from ia«t 
day, follows:

j u / 

ti/* il 

T e m p !* 
O n ly 

a n d W a c o W in a e 
learn * P la y in g I n is 

mg on thc northwest corner of thc
<.Th<> n<>w marinf, lavv of Brussel*," campui may be saved, according to

IW 

" 

j F. J. (o x ; “liumorsf rom ( ongrcH^" president R F Vinson

Week 

I W. D. f'arr; "Apparent Strength of

While making the plans for the
the Ku Klux Elan, A. B. Dickson; placing of this building, the architect

Hotel Move- thought it necessary 

to 

sacrifice !

these trees because the place where 
they stand was the only available 
place on the campus, for the light

Arrangements have not been made 

"Austin’s New 

. . . . 

Bice.
____

tv deer e< 

Sidney Lanier

finals B##^ y at g p m 

by officials of the University Inter- j mt.nt »* 
scholastic League for the annual hign j 
it was 
school championship here, 
announced Monday. The place for
the title contest will 
the two teams reaching the 
Austin was selected in IBIO by th** 
Cleburne and Houston Cams be-J
cause neither team desired to play8
on the grounds of the other.
be 
Temple and Waco will 
the. Rusk 
only teams to play games this
which Will have . hearing on 
Saturday night. 
State Championship race. Thew two hor th“ f>11 ‘• f « ? “*•?* E««man
caama battled to a ll :t ti. 
and thev will play thi, tie off at N **,ta 
tv .CO Friday. The entire achenia F B‘ C1»Con a* wcretary, R. J. 
ha* been rut, up ana week and w i t h / 0*** «* rePorter, and J. P. Watson 
the semi-finals next week there 

th, Literary Society 

r«&uUr n o t in g of 

the
week 

** 

iaat weak w** unanimotialy elected prcaident; M A N Y E X E S V IS IT A T 

_ ^ ich the ***** vrlU not be dl*1

turbed.

E N G IN E E R IN G B U IL D IN G

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. probability of 

Visitor, to the Engineering Build- 
i v 8* *ergeant-at-arm». Officers electe d ing were few during thc Thanksgiv- 
stated 
game being played Christmas day. Bra<,y Col*l vice president, D. W. Monday. Those who came to Austin 
football game 
sergesnt-at-, were, H. B. Jones ’20, who is city!
arms, Eugene Foreman. F. Y turri; engineer of Amarillo, Billy Barry

Abilene vanquished Amarillo |a„t b a ck en ; secretary, N. 0. Nabors; r e -j to see 
*ek to the tune of ,33-0 and is rest-! *K>rter’ R J 

championship for the ®Prin* term wer* : P ™ ^ «n *»tng holidays, Dean Taylor 

the annua! 

JoPlhU 

the 

in 

the I

week
irig this week but will play
final round next week 
School from Dayton Ohio will play j 8oe*t ^y* 
Cleburne at Cleburne this Friday,
Although the Cleburne team is rather Freshmen Engage in
light 
in 
tile bat k field, making many of its 
gains by me ans of line bucks. The 
kick mg o f the entire Cleburne back- 
field, has been 
in 
instrumental 
making many of Cleburne’s victor- j Dons will bt* 
ias possible.

it has considerable punch 

Freshmen physical 

Pa&sball Games for 

Class Championship

boxer of some note, F. P. Gerling 
'22, Grady Fuller ’20 who is 
coo-j 
.Southern Pacific 
the 
reclad with 
\ W. O. Stevens, *94, and! 

in 
Mile May K« I I of Wichita Falls, 
i >. A Frank of Dallas was also in j 
Austin during U»e holiday* to confer 
arni Benedic: 
the Student Memorial

J with Deans Taylor 

training sec-1
gin their intra-section-J eonct!r,un*f
for 

plans.

th* 

is a v a i l a b l e o n 

a1 p a s- ball 
tournament 
championship of their class Tues-j ~ 
day, December 5, at 5 o'clock. No
Reading Lamps, Light Globes 
d o p e 
t h e r e s p e c t i v e 
metrical S u p p lie s of a ll kin 
strength of any of the sections but j E le c tr ic a l S u p p lie s o f a b k in d s
Repair Work a Specialty
due to the fa«t that each is under; 
the tutelage of a Varsity athlete, 
i* safe to say that thp battle*!
it 
will 
to* fierce when the divisions 
of the class of *26 clash. The sec­
tion winning* this tournament will 
meet the upperclassmen 
the 
championship of the University.

Austin Electric Supply 
Company 
1808 Lavaca— WH mn Twirling

for 

t m 

.

T H U R L O W B W F I D

The schedule is as folows: Tues­
day December 5, Sections 2 and 
4; Wednesday December 6. Sgcs
, Hon* I and 8; Thursday December
. _ 
* 7, Sections 6 and 8; Friday Peeem-
. 
.
ber 8, Section* 5 and 9; Saturday
.. 
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n 
IO,
December IO, Section* 7 and 

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E o k t l a e r And Fun^r*! director 

Modern Funer«l d om * 

Superior Ambu!-< ace Service

| | !?th

Phone 6080

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LETTERS AWARDED

(Continued from page t)

.Shorthorn 

letter* were awarded 
to Captain Joe Dawson, Newton; 
Furman, Corpus Christi; L eister, 
.Sample; Pfannkuche, San Antonio; 
Hart, Austin; Mon mind, San An­
tonio; Guyton, , Hico; Alit*right;
Brownwood; Du worth, Austin; Mc­
Pas#; Kennedy, 
Farland, Uagle 
Whitesboro; Duncan, Dallas; Light-
_ . 
.... 
foot, Austin; Roberdeau, Austin, „ 0 
Caswail, Waco; Maiey, Caesar; man- u 0 
ager Hick, Dallas, 
„ 
_ 
Gms* Country

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. 

Varsity cross country letters were 
awarded to Captain John Trout of 

Buy Your Flower* 
V a r s ity Flower Shop
2300 I- Guadalupe 
Operated by 4 Varsity 
Students

Sanitary Plumbing, Steam 
and Hot-Water Heating. 
Modern Electric Appli*
ances.

John L. Martin
Phone 3563 

4 1 0 C o n g r e s s

IF

You are interested iti 
preserving the leath­
er, keeping the color 
uniform, and at the 
shining 
time 
same 
your shoes with a 
polish which will last 
longer than any other 
shine—

Then don’t fail to see 
the free demonstra­
tion of BARTON'S 
DYANSHINE double 
service shoe polish at

University Drug Store

Prevent Collision

with a Green & Red, slow 
or atop signal

A. W. HART
Tires, Accessories and 
repairs 
305 E„ 5th St. Phone 8065

Steele High was elected intr* membership in the ’22 former football player ami 

a 1 L«.,»»wtomim>m.,inmii,nmwnmmn.wi.imiimi.mmimi'minM,iiimnii*

ii

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NWinwtwwH tm* * rn*** * *

R—NNWI MKH j ll 111UWHHIII I

Jacksonville; Dewey Youngblood of J CLASSIFIED I

Fort Worth; Tom my Ijoop of Stam­
ford; and Gardner of San Antonio. 
Freshmen

TAKEN BY MISTAKE- Brown hat 
and Brown Coat with brown scarf

 

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f W n .k ! 

Hondo; Temple Ouyton, 

Bill Bethea Bryan; C. E. Burnett,
Kt?ph.r.Ville; Hra„a„n Bry.n , Beau- 1
morn; Hubbard Craven, Austin; J, • — — — — ........ .— -—-.........
P. Cook. Texarkana; Kenneth Coon, LOST— Stone Marten fur Saturday!
Mineral Walla* Franklin 
nlRbt 015 or ru‘ar Ulth and San
franklin Dornak, Antonio streets, Finder Dial Leah
l^ sera l Wells 
x,ur *-ake; J. T Darwin, ( ooper; j Martin, 9135. Reward, 
— 7|
Sandy Eaqvival, El
Paso; Sidney- 

...
E L r t t ' J S t
M. M. Hardin, Hearne; Robert Her- and two rubies on the sides. Return 
mar, Fort Worth , Aubrey Jackson^ to I n a Knoble, 1908 Whitis Avenue, 
Hillsboro; Hiram Lawrence, Texar- 
kar.a; Julian Lyles, Austin; J. S. Mc- A REAL HOME for men and young
Knight, Mansfield; M. M Newell, men who care for home comforts.
607 * 'A
Richm ond; VV R. N .j |, A lbany; L 
r, 
.. 
—-IO
Lh Parsons, Austin; Erie P e r k in s, 
Eastland; Chatles Ramsey. 
Marcos 
MV ll*; KB Shearer, Houston; W.
ii. Trammel], Houston; J, H. Young, MAF Ll COACH FREE 
K ^ W , 
Ricbard B i.- 
locK, Marshall. 

San DR B B. BRAY, Pyorrhea Special
;Howard Stoker, Mineral - . ^ E l e c t r o n i c Treatment, 227

lf you want
K S & Z
lion of teaching me how 
to dance,
write box 1818, University Station.

O * ^ * - 
22ud Street. Phone 7423. 
* 

Littlefield Build!ng.

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CO EDS EXPRESS THANKS
B. Lytle and Dorothy Fisher, yell LOST— A double Stone Marten chok-* 
leaders for the girls, today expressed 
cr Saturday night between 19th 
their appreciation of the co-opera- and 21at Streets or near San Auto- 
t h . nio- binder p l« « * notify Leah M ar-'
don >nd m dnm hun. .bown by 
girls who 
They ala., extend 
. l 
Uu^k. to She merchant. Tho are rooms E l..,n. n. -meals 
largely responsible for the effective- Antonio. Phone 8591. 

change
Chn tmaa see my nicely furnished
2506 San
—6

sat rn the white section.
their ameer* 
. 

tin, Scottish Rite Dormitory.

planning to make 

v * 

^ 

of the co-ed white section. Ed

tl , 

.. ~ ~ 

rn 
EXCHANGED by mistake during
Basker a t the Lnivcm ty Co-Op n a ; Th.r.ka«ivirlK Reception at Men*.
the don^r of the costume* for the Gym brown caat with black seal col- 
coat.
ehear ladders; J, R Reed donated 
coat,
that

rim8ar 
for a somewhat 
Sn* Will the person who has the 
the balloons and ^ arbr uf h * f j described please call 7674 so 
-'Asked (lie gas to 

an exchange can be arranged? — 5 ’

fsl, them. 

urA 

SERVICE— SANITATION
DRISKILL BARBER SHOP
Driskill Hotel

Phone us your drug wants 
We Deliver Anywhere
M ATTHEW S DRUG CO.

Phone 6645

1612 Lavac*

MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT

Piton* 4525

C H A R L I E ’ S
T he Busy C orner 

23rd mod Guadalupe

THE STU D EN TS' DELIGHT
MAVERICK CAFE
Open A ll Night

Phone 7688

621-23 Congress Ave.

A i ' : - ,

LA ST CHORUS REHEARSAL
University Chorus held their last 
rehearsal of the term on Monday, De­
cember 4 at S Hall IO. The chorus 
intends to resume rehearsals after j
Christmas 
in order that they may 
have the advantage of an early start 
inf the year.

COLONIALS

TALKS ON CURRENT EVENTS

by Mrs. Clara Snell Wolfe will begin Tuesday evening,

December 5, the first meeting being held at the Texas 

Bible Chair.

Meetings every two weeks excluding the holidays, be­

ginning December 5 and ending April 3.

This course is designed for busy women interested in 

public affairs.

Second meeting January 16.

The newest patterns 

in 

footwear. Plenty of ar­

tistic styles at Burt's.

Black Satin
with Brocaded Back 

Brocade Satin

in Brown and Black 

Patent Vamp
with Brocade Satin Back

$9.50 to $11.00

Black suede slippers, sil­

ver slippers, grey slippers.

B U R T
SHOE CO.

606 Congress Ave.

HYDE PARK FLORAL

917 Congress

DRUGS, W HITM AN’S CANDIES, 

KODAK FILMS

Let us fill your prescriptions— we guarantee aerifaction. 
FREE, PROMPT DELIVERY

GRAHAM DRUG CO.

Phone 9105 

900 Congreaa Avenue

UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

Make our store your downtown headquarters. Use our 
telephones, drink our ice water and make y o u r s e lf a t
home.

CONSUMERS CO-OPERATIVE SUPPLY CO.

Corner 6th and Brazos 

Phone 3555

Last Notice
1923 Cactus Pictures

Following organizations must report at 
assigned times to auditorium of 
Main Building

Tuesday, Dec. 5th

1:40—Students* Sunday Club 
2:00—La Tertu ia
2:20 — Daily Texan (Entire Staff and Workers) 
2:40—Longhorn Magazine (Entire staff and workers) 
3:00 — Y. M. C. A. . Cabinet 
3:20 — University Scandinavian Society

Wednesday, Dec. 6th

1 :40—Rusk Debating Society
2:00—Corpus Christi Club
2:20—University Chess Club
2:40 — Panhandle Club
3:00—Greenhorns
3:20—Bonham Club
3:40—Students’ Ministerial Society

Thursday, Dec. 7th

1 :40—Men’s Council 
2:00—German Club