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_____________F ir s t C o ll e g e Daily in t h e S o u th _____

A U S T I N , T E X A S , T U E S D A Y , M A R C H 6, 1923

No. 1 2 0

Florida University Cm isters 

W ill Meet Longhorns on Clark 
Field During Season of 1924

Texas has at last succeeded in getting ano th er big f 
The University of Florida will meet 

eball game ached*
Longhorns on 
tiled for 1924 
ti 
gridiron fans.;
( lark Field in a game that is sure to be a choice morsel j 
Alabam a and 
Its IP28 flo rid a plays Mississippi A, & M., Georgia Te<
be judged by I
Army at West Point. The calibre of the Florida team i 
its success in booking the game with the stro n g Army 
is being brought to Texas at an enormous cost, Texas gun 
$!,000. This g u aran tee wall probably double the cash |
' \ i < ‘ game.

* receipts for

As yet, Texas has been unable to book a game for October 1H, I '.*24, a t 
Dallas n place of the eatuelled Vanderbilt annual clash. However, L. 
T h e o . Bellmont, d irector of a t h l e t i c s , 
is trying everything in bis power 
to persuade some strong team to e n ter Texas for the Dallas F air headliner.

SALI Of CACTUS

STEER CAGERS DROP 

FIERCE STRUGGLE TO

CONFERENCE CHAMPS
Frenzied Aggies Fight to

Overcome Longhorns' Lead

pS'D ischm en Leave

for Clash With 
Alamo-Peck Nine

BY G E O R G E T. K I R K S E Y 

< oach Billy Disch, Gordon Now­
lin, m anag er and sixteen players will 
h a v e Tuesday morning for San An­
tonio for a two game series with the 
last Alamo-Peck baseball club.

T e x a s lost a h e a r t - r e n d i n g g a m e last n i g h t in th e M en ’s 
G y m to t h e T e x a s Aggies, C o n f e r e n c e c h a m p i o n s , by the score 
of 16 to 13, but t h e L o n g h o r n s p l a y e d so fa s t a n d fu riou s that 
it to ok the b r e a t h f r o m t h e A g g i e five fo r o v e r h alf the g a m e. 
I he t h o u g h t of losing to a n O r a n g e t e a m d r o v e th e A g g ie com -
7™; ^ n a t i o n into a f r e n z y a n d t h e y f in a l ly t u r n e d t h e T e x a s q u i n t e t
-college baseball b ack into t h e v a l le y of d e f e a t . But t h e T e x a s t e a m f o u g h t the
P “*n»nis and athel semi professional g r e a t e s t b a t t l e of th e p r e s e n t seas on, a n d n o t h i n g c a n dim the
r m r Vars,t-v stars ap- m a r v e l o u s f i g h t w h ic h t h e y f l u n g into t h e c h a m p i o n A g g ie s at

' k u a n 

7 

ls 

e v e r y s t a g e of t h e swi ft ba t tl e.

JOHNNIE GILKERSON IS 
EIECTEDTREIENT OF 
IIN. FOO COMINS TEM

Now O f f i c e r s Will Be I n s t a l l e d 
F ir s t M o n d a y of S p r i n g 
T e r m

VO L . XXIII.

HOUSE PROPOSES TO 

APPOINT COMMITTEE 

TO A SSIST REGENTS

ey­

W ould A id Board 

Utilization of 
State Funds

B y R u t h S m i t h

in “Gump" Cancels 
Visit to Renew 

Fight on Skink

Passing both House 

and Senate;
Monday, a resolution was adopted} 

S y d S m i t h , t h e o r i g i n * ! A n d v 

G u m p a n d c r e a t o r o f t h e p o p u ­

I 

s t r i p 

m i l l i o n s 

T u e s d a y 

s t u d e n t s 

l ar c o m i c 

U n i v e r s i t y 

two from 

t h a t h a s m a d e 

it wa> stated 

l a u g h , w i l l n o t a d d r e s s 

m o r n i n g , a s h a s b e e n p r e v i o u s l y 

l^ee 
the Panhandle 

providing for the appointm ent of a ’ 
joint legislative com m ittee of 
live: 
members, three from the House of j 
R epresentatives and 
the;
a n n o u n c e d .
S enate, to confer and advise with: 
In a telegram received by W. I).
the Board of Regents concerning the!
proposed $2,500,000 loan on the i n - j Hornaclajr, director of publicity of 
come from the U niversity lands, a n d ! ^ e ^ niversity, 
that 
Smith had returned S unday night 
to report back1 to the Legislature the 
( hic ago, where he pulls down a
R egent’s proceedings. 
This resolution was introduced b y j mf’a s ^ $100,000 a yea!* fo r drawing 
Satterw hite, >1(‘ Lum ps for the Gnrcago Tribune 

Representative 
from 
signed by Representative Pope and 
others. The com m ittee which will bel kink 
appointed under the auth orization of J Smith said Sunday. 
the resolution will have no au th o rity s< ut I neb- Bim back 
with 
merely fo r the purpose of keeping I anxious to end this pleasant 
the Legislature 
loan, and aiding the R egents in se- find out som ething a b o u t him.” 
curing 
interest. 

to g et back home fo r the 
against A ndy,” 
“ I have also 
to Australia, 
am 
I 
trip — 
the! * ve K°t 1° collect my thoughts and 

IT*1 famous cartoonist was guest 
!ot the F o rt W orth S tar-Telegram and
Fat
President R. E. Vinson Monday Stock Snow a t F ort W orth S atur- 

is and that s one reason why 

the Board of Regents, but 

a n d , Newspaper Syndicate, 

Southw estern Exposition 

lowest possible 

V i n t o n A p p r o v e s 

touch with 

ra te of I 

district, 

libel 

suit 

* v<‘ 

the 

of 

in 

think 

As contem plated, 

Oklahoma Legislature, attend ed 

is to opening of the Cftttanoina S ta te Stock | wm b<, 

the resolution j day and Sunday. Previous to his visit j tions

night said, “ I 
is a very good one, and I am glad J to fo r t A orth h e hail a d d r e s s e d t h e j < b a r g e 
the le g is la tu re has passed it.” 
loan 

the 
be secured from the B row n-C rum m er Show, 
Company of Wichita, Kansas, and j made a trip to the KH Ranch, and nu ft s » 
will be secured by the pledging of addressed several 
the leases on V arsity lands in order children at Muskogee, Oklahoma. 
to create a p erm anen t Tiuilding fund. 
T h e R e s o l u t i o n
The resolution reads as follow's: 
‘‘Whereas, the Thirty-eighth Legis­
passed House

Smith to address a Joint session off 
both houses Tuesday, and on account 
of A ndy’s political aspirations it was I 
tho ugh t that 

The Texas L egislature invited Mr. I ;)f 

the artist would avail (hi

an /old well.

brought /in 

thousand 

the Board of j Chicago, however, p re v en ted 

lature has recently 
Bill No. 131 by W estbrook and t h e ' himself of the o p p ortu nity to 
same having been approved by the Austin. His decision to return 
governor authorizing 
Regents of the University of Tea as > t inuatm n of h ^ Texas jo u rney . 
to impound the 
under what is known as th,. Colver- M a y e s W i l l B e G i v e n 
sity available fund for a period of 
not to exceed fifteen years fo r ♦he 
p erm a n e n t 
erecting 
purpose 
of 
of 
the University 
buildings fo r 
Texas and its branches; and

Files of Year-books 

of Press Association
 

revenues 

accruing 

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Will H. Mayes, dean of the depart- j lent work. 

U

A l p h a P h i s W i n B r i d g e L a m p 
f o r Selling L a r g e s t N u m ­
b e r of B ook s

Ie of the I Hi 3 Cactus will close 
, it was announced by Tomas 

Pollard, 
(I
m anager of 

s u p e r v i s i n g 

business 
the S tudents Publm a­
in

ine. The 

sale will 
ot th e W . A. A. and 

be 
tresh-
deposits'

the mpM girls’ teams. L ib rary 

>(| as pledK„a of

schoolj the recent drive, 

a ‘ ' ' !l ( un< 

a < UIinE

J Alpha Phi sorority is the winner
the bridge lam p which has been 
display in the Co-op window for

visit annual. 

Tai days for the sorority selling 
largest num ber of copies of the
The Alpha Phis are also 
t,o |th e winners of a de Luxe edition of 
:he annual bearing the 
and 
h apter of the sorority engraved ort

name 

in flu m up, as well as a 

pear 
Texas Aggie. George Johnson, out­
fielder of the Hischmen last year will 
cavort in the outer gardens Tuesday 
and Wednesday, and Maxey Hart,
V arsity catcher year nefore last will 
do 'h e receiving back of the plate.
At first base, I ‘at Dwyer, "Star o f the 
Aggieland nine of other years will 
guard the initial sack.

Coach Disch has not announced 
his line up; however, he will p rob ­
ably use the same team that .started 
the Longhorn All-Star game.

ENGINEERS IF L IFSI 
EfFICIENCt OF P IE R 
H0U5F BOILER IM T

TC TAKE CAUF ll 
USEOF ENGLISH

-o

superb 

Fight ing with 

strength 
which amazed the champions, Texas 
very near drove home a victory in 
flu' heated struggle. Every Texas 
man fought with his whole soul and 
body to win, but the “ jin x ” which 
has lurked so near the heels o f the 
Longhorns all season was conspicu­
last 
o u s 
night. AU the b l e a t s went to the 
Aggies, and they were 
to 
supply the slim margin of victory for 
the champions.

num erous occasions 

enough 

on 

seniors 

twinkled out 

defeat. 
sweat 

t e r m , sixty-five 

S i x t y - t h r e e F o u r t h - Y e a r S t u ­
d e n t s H a v e B e e n R e p o r t e d 
D ef ic i en t

All written work being done by 
is being given critical con- 
seniors 
1 sideration, according to Dr. L. W. 
| Payne, chairman of the Committee 

Mere words cannot express how 
g re a t Texas was last night, even in 
Cap­
of 
clutches 
t h e 
tain “ Pap” Peyton, 
fairly 
pour Mg from bis pale face, playing 
in next to the last game of his car­
li r, 
this evening as 
the Texas offensive star with three 
field goals in 
the face of A. & 
M.’s celebrated defense. Abie C u r­
and
sublime 
tis rose to 
ported to the committee. During this played the g reatest game in his car­
have e e r . His g uarding was flawless aud
pus! 
had the Aggies bewildered for over 
been reported, and, as the end of the 
half the game. The un der goal play
year approaches, the 
is
those who ° f Alfonso Ragland stopped the two 
anx; ,u. 
times shots of A. & M. 
need brushing up or improvement in 
In other 
games Darby shoots from the center
their English. 
court while Keen waits un-
for the ball 
if
It was indeed on
its con- few occasions th at Captain Keen and

“ for any student who is weak in Eng- derneath 
bsh to read his composition guide the shot misses. 
and become 
tents before going to his examina- j Darby pulled this last night as a re- 
tions, as all those who fail to pass suit of Ragland’s play.
* ii’ re q u ip m e n t set by the commit- 
Ie* vin not be grant.-,I the privileg* 
against 
Those who j C aptain Keen of th e Aggies looked 
o f being g ra d u a te d .’ 
have been reported as not com ing up as „ ooU as n h e hum an office build. 
m ore than

Sw em on v«. Keen
-s w .-l,," Swenson pitted 

“ It would be well,” said Dr. Payne, 

to discover all 

fam iliar with 

committe 

the goal 

heights 

Noise of E s c a p i n g S t e a m M e a n s ; ° n -‘"'Didents’ Use of English. Defi-
cie at and doubtful students are re ­

T h i r ty - s ix H o u r Te st 
M a d e

J O H N N Y E G I L K E R S O N

Beginning Tuesday morning a t 8 
’clock, a thirty-six hour boiler test

|

vol* in gold 

elected VNi^ *H‘ conducted by classes o f the 
the! Engineering Department. This test
,s to take place in the Power Build- 
rho Alpha Delta Pi and the Kap-I coming year. Rachael Sumners was 
Kappa Gamma sororities who won j elected vice-president; Mary Mixon, j ing, the purpose being to test the cf* 
and and third places respectively! s c o o t , tty and Zelda Ramsey, liens- ficiency of a given boiler. Btudents

I 
Johnnve Gilkerson was
!
i.v c .i a . for 
I president or me 
\ .W.C.A.
the 
: president of 

will also be awarded de Luxe e d i-lu re r. The new officers will be in
th(
te ns of the Cactus for 
the first Monday 
j spring term a t Vesper services. The

then ex cel-1 stalled 

of 

num bers of! f e w cabinet will also be announced! operation with 

H arriet Brush, Bella! a t this time. 

of the ju n io r mechanical, electrical 
and civil engineering classes in co­

the students of the 
j senior mechanical engine* ring clas-
«es w ill watch ovt r the test during 
lie whole of the thirty-six hours, the

“ Whereas, the negotiations of the 
loan authorized there b y is of g re a t 
im portance to the Legislature and to 
the people of T exas; now' therefo re, 
be it

the 

large 

le ft Monday! 

G i r l s who sold 

m en t of journalism , 
evening for F o rt W orth, where he! copies arf
luncheon given by \ Kroll, Mildred Taylor, Elizabeth
will a tte n d 
the Texas W om en’s Press A sso ria-1 Thompson, Mildred Hackett, Ruth
these.
tion in honor of the executive' com- R atcliff, Lucille Traylor. Of 
'f l a v ­
inly Bella Kroll and Lucille 
or will 
tho 
ither girls are members of thi soror- 
ty teams.

rew ards since 

receive 

Speaker 

the Senate 

“ Resolved by the House of Repre- j m ittee

Mrs. Mamie W ynne Cox, 
president of the Association, will 
present 
the d ep a rtm e n t of jo u rn a l­
ism with a complete file o f the Asso­
c iation’s year books. Dean Mayes 
will accept the collection in behalf 
of the d ep a rtm en t of journalism. 

concurring, 
s e d a tiv e s , 
th at a joint com m ittee of five, three 
the House of Representatives 
from 
ap­
and two from the Senate, be 
pointed by 
the 
of 
the 
House and President of the S enate 
to co nfer and advise with the Board 
of Regents of 
of
Texas with referen ce 
and conditions of the said 
to report 
eighth Legislature 
,uch conference, dither with such "7 7 jg Thirteenth Chair " is
recom m endations as may be deemed 
advisable.”

to the term s the F a t Stock Show, which is in pro-
loan, and j gress in F o rt Worth, have been 

large attendance is expected at the
luncheon, as num erous m embers of j j

the University 

to the 
the 

T h i r t y - 1 vited. 

in-; r
i t

results 

back 

of

Among the freshman girls teams, 

:>oily N o rto n’s team is 
lead. The winner 
he 
Yeshmen win be 
Tasses to Deep Eddy. 

aw arded 

\ . A. will close its drive 

v\
in and 
t will be announced tomorrow-.

lo­
the winners of the eon- 

Curtain Club's N ext P lay

—Brim Full o f Excitement

FIKE CONTESTS OPEN 

TO U S I H STUDENTS
OOINC U TER I!! l R

P rizes O ffe r e d for Best N ovel 
and P oem s by U niversity 
S tu d en ts
______ 

What is pronounced 

to be 

t h e : have been contined daily ever since, 

most exciting play yet produced by ^ r * d ° nes declares th at hi* will 

in

R

receiving 

tho

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.

troduce to the audience an emotional 
I ac tress of unusual powers in the part
Rosalie
medium, Madame 

“ The T h irtee n th C hair” draw* 
close* The play is to be produced 
at the Hancock T heatre, Monday and p l a y e r s , such as Marshall Bell, Jam es
! Hamilton, Hazel E dw ards and Paul
Tuesday nights, March 26-27. 

ju addition to a num ber of veteran 1 

of 
to af LaGrange.

tile

Johnnyc Gilkerson has worked on I 
the Y.W.C.A. cabinet for the 
past] 
year as social service chairman, and 
/adda Ramsey has been serving as 
tre a s u re r during the winter 
term ,; 
the 
h a t i n g been appointed 
place o f Mary Steussy who resigned. 
Rachael ,v miners is president of tho 
till well in J ’ shman girls and has been active j 
among the *n work of the Freshm an Commis-j 
sion and iii th*- Sunday Club. Mary 
Mixon has been prominent in Y.W. 
C.A. activities ever since she entered 
the University.

to take 

season 

junior;- WU. Ling ,n shifts -of 

fo u r Jo college sta n d a rd s in English have: in(f,. (>f tbe A 

D " 

Of twelve hon, 

n t , . 

l e i 

 ........ 

“ fld , h ", 
each. 

th e
improve their compos!- advantage aud played a bang up de­
IS ...ade once each year I ,,.rn work. This is the last term in f(,„siv(. WMe a(, a in rt the fast A fgie

l"*, n asS!- " 1 » e o u ™ o r a PM* Pf h a l f Hie 
„ c urse to 

t i p - o f f s S w e n s o n g o t 

s h l f t s 

 

i 

ta n t work 

#i is to be weighed, and the 
j tun* of the air going in 

along Inborn- have time to make up the deficiency 

Ely these classes, and is one or their; which one can be reported and still *• 
i 
most im portant worxs along m o o r s - : nave time to make up 
, 
tory lines. All w ater and coal used; before the end of the year.
tempera- 
and 

Seniors in all departm ents are be- 
the; mg checked up on for the June and 
smoke going out is to be taken h o u r - 1 August examinations. Notices are 
instructors who
ti,m " f the fireman a t the Power have senior* in th eir classes, asking
Building, will 
the boiler, a n d' them to pay p articular attention to
fire 
thus gam some knowledge of the al ­

I ly. The students, under the d i r e c - ' being sent to all 

. a . . . swill forwards. 

th* seniors’ use of English and to] 
t ur n into the com m ittee all those who 
need to improve.

 

 

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I he other Longhorn, Ver-
-v 1 non bchuhardt. covered the Aggies
like a tent and played a t top speed 
until B arrett relieved him in the lat­
ter part of the game. His fighting 
spirit was ever present to the re g ret 
of the Aggies.

For A. & M. Darby starred, He 
shot two field goals and five fouls 
for nine of A. & M. points. “ T in y”
and 
! Keen tossed two field 
Duckett substituting for Megarity 
threw the other.

goals, 

o f 

\fU-r 

lh.' election 
regular Vesper services wi re 
in addition 
the choir, the Glee f l u b Q uartette] l " i" 
t w o a 

officers, 
held.
furnished byj

to music

* ““ " ' ' ' / i
selection, Palme. Troup. nmm. During the time of the ex pen-

the I 

two violin 

lolui hlM‘"K 

solos, W illiam 1 "'**n' 

played 
Camp sang a vocal solo, and 
Community Players Stringed Trio "f tht‘ 
gave two selections. Lucy V. Rigge, fcssor J "m's of thf Lng,.leering De-1 
lf »»» one 18 d«-j 
national traveling Y.W.C.A. 
(
lory for this section, made a short Iturb,,,i in »••>* “ ay* l’ll;as‘' " 
talk. Goonie Garza 
t mnals.

bc*|
“™ * wiU bl' °,nl} th" »«'»*'
s te a m ,’ stated Pro-

t h a t it will last only thirty-six hours 
a t the most.”

secre-1 Partm<’nt’ “««» 

led the (levo

Wl11 

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Texas Wrestlers%

May I’arcipate 
In Western Meet

STUDENT CHURCH UNIT

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S t u d e n t P a s t o r to H a v e C h a r g e classes on Wednesday and 

l i t e r - ! "The T hirtee n th C h air” is 

University students now have the; Unlike “ Androcles and the Lion,” Page, the C urtain Club will p re s e n t' 
s traig h t j a b a tte ry o f new talent. Among the; 
opportunity of en terin g th eir 
are* 
ary work in five contests according m elodram a— bu t melodrama 
to Dr. R. A. Law, professor of E n g - 1 unique kind. The elements which i George Groce, the “ P a ris ” ; R ather- 
Prizes ranging from $500 to go to form the most b reath less plot! lire Boone, the “ T s u m u ” ; and C. Lei 
Hah. 
$15 are offered by the persons a n d {ever seen qp any university stage d a r e Atm ar, the 
of j 
together with! T ournam ent 
organizations making the 
tions possible.

of a; newer members of 

“ A n a ly tic s '* 

co rn p et i-

d u b 

the 

Plans are now afoo t to send Texas 
J niversity’a two prize heavy-weights t 
o the Western Conference Wrestling
to be held 

the 

the Methodist
latter S tu d e n ts ’ Church is now practically 
I’age p a rt of M-.rch, L. Theo. Bellmont, I complete, ac c o rd in g to Homer TI

Organization o f 

of C o n g r e g a t i o n S e p a r a t e 
F i n a n c i a l l y

The only prizes o ffered by an 
alum nus of the U niversity are 
the 
F ra n k poetry and novel prizes, giv­
en bv D, A. F ra n k of Dallas. The 
poetry prize is given annually, $25 
going to the best poem and $15 to 
the second best. Anyone in Texas 
may submit m aterial. For the ses­
sion of 1921-22 the prize was given 
to Stanley E. Babb of Galveston, a 
form er stud ent of 
the University. 
The awards for 1922-23 will be an­
nounced a t the com m encem ent e x e r­
cises in J un e.

Since 1919 the novel prize of $500

Continued on Page 4

Some notion of

two m u r d e r s a medium, a “ H elena’* Husband,*' 
include 
ghost and several new and startlin g. Constance Douglas, Wilmer 
lighting effect
the thrills and surprises in the p l o t ; appeared in 
m ay be gained from the fact 
at the initial perform ance two worn* Heim Hath, Byron 
en fainted and were carried nut of Gaines* Minnie Wolfe, Lawton G a m -1 time. 
the th e a tr e ; and th at the celebrated br l, George Alma Terrell and Ben 
F reneh actress* Mile Re jane, 
lected this play as one of the few 
American plays in her repertoire. 
“ Like the ‘Bat, the C at and 

Special scenery is 
the 

“ O vertones.” 

l and built 

for 

the P i t e r Ames Vincent, who executed tainly be 
“ Androcles 

the set 

and 

C an ary ,” and “ Zeno,” B ayard Veil- 
fo r 
ler exploits the fu rtn e s t resources of Lion ” Th* 
spooks and m ystery in this d r a m a . ! Mr. Jones as more beautiful 
The play requires a cast of seventeen ! th at used in the original New York 
persons. Under 
Howard Mum ford Jones, rehearsals 
and
w?ere begun six weeks 

direction of j production, which he saw, with Mar
g aret Wyckerly in the famous medi­
u m ’s role.

ago, 

the 

Kathleen B u rnett, all of whom Director of Athletic s. 

states 

that Fort, student pastor.
The mem liers of 

I’layers J these men will be sent to the tour-! 
t h a t ' new to the Austin stage are, Charles j nu ment provided the Athletic Coun- Church will continue to worship with
Martin, Billy I oil’s state of finances permits a t th a t! th** congregation of the University
J M ethodic Church, b u t in organiza-
Captain Leon Gorman, champion tion and in the handling of its finan- 
t h e Southwestern cia! m atters it will be entirely sepa-

i light heavy 

se- Howell. 

S tud ents’ 

the 

of 

- 

setting is regarded by quished every man they have faced visory council of 

being designed Conference, and W alter C raddock,| 
production 

rate.

fit 

representatives 

than and the outcome of their <antry 

by champion heavy weight would cor- The head of the new 

church will
for be the stu d en t pastor, Homer T.
the Texas. Both of these men have van- Fort. He will be assisted by an ad-
twelve members,
into [ composed of U niversity faculty and
the Western Conference Tourna- stud ents, and a Board of Stewards 
stu d en t members, 
ment it i 
eighteen
highly 
fa rn

to University seven young women and 
young men.

naid would a c s u n d ly be o f 

satisfactory 

twenty-five 

Girls M ay Sign up 

for Riding Classes 

on Bulletin Board

T h e G a m e 

The Aggies came on the floor first 
and immediately lined up and began 
shooting at the goal from n e a r the

- 

center of the court. 

It was several

on 

accorded 

J S aturday for advanced pupils. The!®1*18011 was sitting 

Announcem ent has been made by minutes before Texas came in. The 
the Physical Training D epartm ent ‘*nt»re crowd arose in one movement 
riding classes will be and gave the Longhorns one o f the 
th at regular 
started on Wednesday, March 7, to g re a te s t ovations ever 
a 
continue through May. Classes will Texas basketball team. The rooting 
be held on Wednesday and Thurs- section kept up a continual uproar 
over three minutes. Bobby Rob-
day for beginners and on F riday and 
the Texas
Friday bench in civilian clothes, still unable 
in charge of Miss Virginia t0 pl«>- The Band in uniform came
will lie 
Asbell, who has had experience a t 
Gym next and the crowd be­
s t . M ary’s of the Woods, Ind., and san their uproar again but it did not 
at the Houston Cavalry Club; and last * * long as previously. 
the 
thos<- on Thursday and S atu rday in 
charge of Paul Ragorodsky, former- gam** began a minute later. Swenson 
the Russian Cav- got the tip-off on Keen and Texas
ly a lieutenan t in 
but
airy. 
Tickets may be secured at any miss. d a shot. The Texas rooters 
time in room 5 of N Hall. The price were raising the roof o ff the Gym. 
will be, for one ride $2.00 and for A personal foul was called on Rag- 
five $9.50. There will be ten horses! land and Darby threw a field goal 
each day. During the hot weather for the Aggies. Score I to 0, Aggies. 
the rides will be a f t e r (Tinner in the: Both teams missed many *tiots in the 
evening. Girls must mqet at 
t h e next few minutes. Peyton threw the 
Gym in costume and horses will be; first field goal of tTie gam e close to 
brought there. Girls may sign up on J the basket. Score 2 to I, 
Texas, 
field goal
list posted on the bulletin hoard in Swenson 
the gallery of the W om an’s Gym o u t - 1 making the score 4 to I for Texas,
side the W. A, A. Council Room. If 
throw 
a name remains on 
to 2, Texas.
12:00 on day signed for 
m ust be paid for. 

list a f te r putting the score 4 
the ride; 
I 

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Referee Venne came in and 

Darby made anoth er foul 

carried the ball to their 

tossed a n o th er 

^ ^ i

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W M M A R K T J A C E
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HK MMY C F U L C H E R 

... M a o a t 1 n a e d i t o r

TOMAK a . FOLL A KB 
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Adrartirtn* M asactar*

ST A FF FOK TODAY 

M o r a n D u n l a p 
Cly d a W ith in * 
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HKFORTIKa 

 

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J u d i t h P a r t a r 
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T u esd ay, March 6, 1923.

ditional exemptions will 
made as other activities
. . . .
o .# * * « • 
«»*•*»** « y 
, d . ts m e r i t i n g special rec-
,
encouragement

I „ m E d i t o r •.! 
 A s s i s t a n t 
 
, 
 Assistant (ignition and 

. . . 

 

 

are b ro u g h t to light.

If the Regents by this reg­
ulation with its six classes of 
exemptions are trying to fash-i 
the!
ion a straight-jacket for 
. student, The Texan bel iev es1 
ij that they are attempting a fu-,
If the 
|i; tile and useless task. 
program is to deprive the stu- 
dent of everything that might 
^ d iv e r t his mind from studying, 

PRICKLY 
PA RA G R A PH S

 

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w

E d it o r - - “ M id ."

r° Sidney Smith

to you. Sir,—
m o w w h e n 

don ‘ kno 
**en «

W ** h a d n ' t k n o w n 

H e r a e r y 

l o n g ;

S o w e t a lk e d 

AbdAit th e w e a t h e r 
A w h i le , an d th e n 
S h e caid, " i t m u s t 
B e hard to d r i v e 
A car w ith o n e h a n d 
A n d — "

W e i n t e r r u p t e d ,
“ O h, no. 
T h in * 

E a s i e s t 

in th e w o r l d . ”

Then #he f i n i s h e d w ith ,
” — E a t t a m a l e s w it h th#
O t h e r h a n d a t th e s a m e 
r I m e . ”

LITERARY

A t h e n a e u m

D e b a te e l im in a t io n s will n ot be 
held at the r e g u la r m e e t in g T u e s d a y 
e v e n in g , but have been p o stp o n e d 
tw o w eek s. M em b ers w is h in g to try 
o u t in the W roc P rize C o n t e s t will 
be p resen t t o draw fo r p la ce s. The 
s o c ie t y will m e e t at 7 p. rn. in order 
for th e A g g je - 
tim e 
to Kct out 
T e x i s b a sk e tb a ll g a m e.

in 

R e a g a n

Pea c a n L ite ra r y so c ie t y will m e e t 
in re g u la r s e ssio n W e d n e s d a y in room
JOO, Main B u ild in g at 5 p. rn., 
it 
w a s a n n o u n c e d Monday by 
( arrie 
B ell T h o m a s, p resident.

 

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OFFICIAL NOTICES

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talkin. I sod,
th e s e peepul w hose 
“ I 
nu 
ither St n ith er." Th*-n 
a llays sayin 
sh e Heel that w uz the w a y she per-
f e l t 
noutK'*-d 
kinda 
“ I no i thin k th e Bucini 
tenest car on 
lf ou w u z i 2 no she had I ?

i kept on talkin, 
is th rot­
the m a r k it.” D e m ! 

th em words. W ei, 

funni but 

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ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY T EX A N

— At Mueller’s Shoe Store

HIKING

BOOTS

For
Women

-that are different

ELLIS COUNTY EXES

ELECT NEW OFFICERS

GIRLS* (if.K E Club, will m e e t T u e s ­
day at o o ’clock in S H all IO.

P R E S I D E N T .

E x -stu d e n t s o f Ellis c o u n ty m et 

“ sp rin g at a b an q u et on March 2 at w hich 

! 

they ele c te d p r i c e r s . 

J u d g e J. Lea 

K A P P A D E L T A PI will m e e t at 804
VV. T w e n t y - s ix t h S t r e e t at 7 : 3 0 

o ’clock.

MRS. V. FL J A C K S O N ,

*) I j c 11 ■ 1 1111 a i m 

flit' c>u t-door sports. This boot is ex- 
A 
< optional!,', we* 
tpade ct Brown Calfskin, moccasin 
toe -Made expressly tor us and arc here exclusively,

Priced $12.50

C ARL H MUELLER
V O S C O N O P E S S A V E .
Home o f Good Shoes-tlosiery

G am m on o f W ax a h a ch ie w a s e l e c te d 

p r e s id e n t ; R. I,. L oom sk y, Ennis at- 

\ torn ey , vice p r e s id e n t an d Mrs. J . 

M. C ra w fo rd , VVaxanachie, 

se c r e - 

iary-trea.surer. D u rin g the b anq uet
th ey votoij u n a n im o u s ly 

to send a 
| t e le g r a m to the r e g e n t s u r g in g th e m 

a d o g that ^ fo u^*‘ *b<‘ u tm o s t « are 

in s e le c t i n g 
j a s u c c e s s o r to Dr. V in so n , and u r g in g 
also that the o f f i c e be k e p t o u t o f
politic*.

! HODGES OFFERS LOVING 
CUP TO TEXAS TRACKMEN

in 

I'.>1 Ti 

le t t e r 

| McCloud B. H od ges, wh > received 
in track has of- 
I his 
: lured a h a n d so m e stiver lo v in g cup 
the 
j C o n f e r e n c e record 
in the 8 8 0 yard 
i run. Thin h an d som e cup is now on 
C o u n c il’s 
t h e A th letic 

I e x a s a th le te b reak in g 

t he 

in 

a* 

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OU know , kind readers, th a t d isp lay 
»iitributor had 
Jo kl

the no ive to ) o f f ic e .

 

MODIFYING
THE “BLEE LAW 

m a n
there would still remain the Wi*,d batter pen
difficult problem of forcing the N°, not *h«- quill

oh, han some admiring fan given 

t 
the Babe Ruth Chafe, at Convalescence” 

t t

In the opinion of The Texan, unwilling individual to study. With which you draw 

As 

the 

w«. 

If the 

ruling. 

»«d Paw

study-halls, 

the Medieval 

th^ one which *iCnrd

dull- You** Chrater and 

originally no^ desire to take advantage of 

jf there are students who do Your bi* contract! 

four new Qf scholarship is what the Uni- 
stu -; versity officials are seeking, 
than 

the wisest action which 
Board of Regents has taken in geons for violators, and a large 
regard to the regulation pro- corps of monitors would be A better pen 
hibiting the ownership of auto- ngcfc^&ry oven to inaugurate I Obi* for a fact) 
mobiles by University students HUC^ a program . 
was the recent modification of 
the 
adopted, the automobile ban, the opportunities which 
made only two exceptions, in University affords, they have j Headline.
favor of Austin students and no rightful place here. 
graduate students; while under, maintenance of a proper grade the bambino a new . hating dish? 
* 
the recent change 
Another *ur4. 
classes are added to 
dents who will not come under j f here is an easier plan 
.. 
the regulation: students over the enforcement of a r e g u l a - | ' T ‘ 
six 
JI Years of age and who are tion which has to have 
orphans and are on their own classes of exemptions, based 
resources; students who 
If 
working their way through the the present* grade of scholar-;
University and using automo-j ^hip is not as high as it should 
biles directly in interest of their j be, let the University 
employment; students who are high standards of scholarship 
thinks advisable and 
married and have their farad-; as 
to 
lea with them in Austin; and then require all 
students 
a professional measure up to the standards or 
school and who already have ejHe m akt; room for more am­
ar* undergraduate degree, By bitious individuals. That sim- 
adding a few more exceptions pje plan would be far better 
to the regulation, the Regents than for the University to pur- 
will convert the ruling into a sue a poIiev*of “blue 
law*" 
sieve, 
with there being more excep- 
tiong than rule. 

set as! But |S that all? N% 
•Inst t a k e her to e a t!

1 * , JI 
r !
rh# GoWdi**«*

t 
S a p p y : I Md you e v e r se e 

are on arbitrary distinctions 

speaking, j an(j restrictions, 

r 
I h e T a b l e

'he live* on e x c it e m e n t

figuratively 

Wo u l d e a t d i r t ?

students 

that
.

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ask

ANDY GUMP—
IOO FER CENT AMERICAN

n
I hat the Regents have seen

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, 

>n: Mother, are ea te rp il-
> e a t ?
I gh h, No, why do y o n i 
s l il y 11u e s t i o n ?

: W ell, I saw on e on the le t-! 
u jusft ate

S n a p p y : No, ha* som e d o g been

t

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t 

t

t 

t 

hole 

ba bv

a n d 

J. A
t
t 

social 

seems 

If these 

tomorrow 

distinctions, 

MMI th*
’ i him 2 

scholar- benefits to 

rip* gripeth us,
t

get thard gotten Horatio at 

hand in th* 
m g baby ?” 
lit fit

to T h e (reiving a reception 

I u>
if it woo
o n e bad < tile

If ownership of ten. Although the comics are * r 

T o r WUZ 
mo wu: 
lr wu 
tudi.
his d u d s & 
left 
than it lister wuz
M m he!

about I he "bourn*- 
'— Y eah , th** on e a b o u t th** 
d r op p in g hi* baby brother
boun* t* 
b eca u se
ii a
I 
l o u n c i n g

.L 
1 
a g u y at our b o u r d o n 
a lw a y s grip in bkaus he
2 m uch nois round t'er 
W e!, u c, sin* he grabd
lot qui tor 
Th bird w h o se g o t

fit to make these extensive ex- Mr. Sidney Smith, the cr “a- 
em prions from the automobile j tor of the Gump family, is re­
prohibition 
in Texas 
Texan to indicate the fallacy that would be fitting for a war 
in the reasoning originally ad -i hero or a president. Fortu- 
vaneed by the Regents in sup- nately, however, Mr. Smith 
port of 
the regulation—-that; well deserves all the public ae- 
owners hip of automobiles by claim and favor which h?* is re­
students is detrimental to tho reiving, for he has given rich 
grade of University 
the public. The 
ship and also tends to create I grownups often vie with the 
social distinctions among stu-j children in following the antics 
fundamental j of the Katzenjammer Kids, 
dents. 
matters are really 
involved, Mutt and Jeff and the rest of 
there should be no compromise the tribe of cartoon clowns.! 
just on account of a little mat-! But these comics are aimed 
ter of expediency or conven- only at amusing for the mo- 
ience for a few favored classes ment— and then to be forgot- 
of students. 
automobiles by students ere-] funny, they are unreal and un- 
finisht reed m b out Ho-
ates 
it true to life. The Katzies may 
would seem that to allow the receive a severe spanking to- mtio at th<* br'j- 
brave K»y
married man to have his car, day, yet they perpetrate other but ! wunfler wu* wuda h ap e n d if 
while the less fortunate bache-; tricks 
th** brij 
lor must walk or ride the street another “lambasting” by the tabub>
car. would create an aristoc-j C aptain. Even poor Jeff, w h o 
racy of marriage; and to per-; at times appears to be a n a1 
mil the self-supporting student j human sort of fellow , has nev- 
to have his car, yet to deny the er learned to profit from expe- 
same privilege to others, would rience— and every strip con- 
surely result in an aristocracy tinues to end with Jeff receiv- 
of workers. Either the owner- ing the usual black eye at the 
Mhip of automobiles creates so- hands of the merciless Mutt. 
cia! distinctions or it does not 
the 
do go; either it is detrimental) Like 
the 
to scholarship or H is not— and movie 
whether a student lives in Aus- slap-stick comic may eventual- 
tin# or has a wife, or runs a ly be supplemented by a more 
jitney has nothing whatever intelligent use of the cartoon. 
(This tendency is evinced in the
to do with the matter. 
great popularity o f Sidney
I he Texan congratulates the Smith’s Gumps. Grownups,
Regents on their recent modif- children, happy people and sad 
ic aliens, because that action folks all like the Gumps, be- 
the cause this cartoon feature does 
apparently indicates that 
Board is retiring, at I*-ast as not depend on the sledge-ham- 
regards a large part of the stu- mer or the rolling pin for its 
dent body, from its original de- popularity. Sidney Smith pre­
cision on the automobile ques- sents the troubles and triumphs 
lion. A rule cannot exist very of characters wTio are real and 
lo rig when there is added to life-like and whose story is so 
it numerous exceptions which human and 
that 
aire directly in conflict with the readers recognized in Andy 
on Gump, Minerva or Little Ches- 
the regulations were ter the weaknesses or virtues 
It may be of themselves or their friends. 
that the recent modifications This new’ kind of cartoon can 
to e n to u ra g e have a great influence on ? he 
were 
and reward students who are thought and opinion of the na 
married, or w ho have to work lion. 
It is a credit to the in- 
their way through school. 
If telligence of the American pub- 
such im the case, perhaps ad- lie.

THE GIFT SHOP OF 
AUSTIN
1104 Colorado St.

A Choice Selection of 
Pictures, framed and 
unframed.

* 
* 
its brethren of 
screen, however, 

LOOKING T O W A R D 
EASTER

Spring Colors in Ear 

Goody Favors for East­

French Glove Handker­

We att* show ing: 

Rings and Beads

lf* , anr^,unce<l 

Handkerchiefs

Easter Cards

The Latest 

true-to-Iife 

ti* c a t e J 

in Men’s 

er Parties

intended 

,r~\

reasons 

wnjch 

chiefs

ss 

V

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Makes Hair 
Stay Combed

Stacom b keeps hair in place 
all d ay—- N o m o re t r o u b l e 
with rum pled hair.

Meal also after washing your
hair — supplies natural, bene­
ficial oils which add 
life and 
lustre aud keep the hair in place.

Ask your barber for a Sta­

comb Rub.

At all druggists.

A real h o n estto -g o o d n ess A lb e r ite T o o th 
B rush set in ru b b e r, n ea tly m a d e a n d e x a c t­
ly macle to do w h a t you exp ect of a good 
to o th brush.

Priced at 40c

“ The C o n v en ien t P la c e ”

UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE

S o r d o n

an
A r r o w s h i RT
Z^(Chv>\ of a better oxford, in a fine, tailor-like way. 
T h e collar is the work of the expert Arrow Collar
makers. T h e cuffs have buttons 
or are the French link model
C L U E T T . P E A B O D Y to C O 

_ Szoo

lac M A K E R S

Lava,” wrote the Freshman, 
is what you use to shave with”

f f

A N I ) perhaps the Freshman was not so far 
w rong at that. H e may have been think- 
* ing of lather that rolled down his cheeks, 
dried on his face, and erupted his feelings in the
process.

Today, there is something better—Williams' 
differs from any shaving lather you ever used. 
For Williams Shaving Cream contains a certain 
ingredient that is distinctly beneficial to the skin. 
And Williams* is easier to 
shave w ith. 
It so ften s 
whisker resistance with a 
speed that takes all the 
tedium out of the shav ing 
p ro c e s s. G e t a tu b e of 
Williams* today and be­
gin enjoying its helpful 
care.

N o tic e the h in g ed 
c a p , Y ou c u n't 
lo a f i t —a n d th e 
tutu? ha:.ga u p ,r

Williams

Shaving C rea

 : the sets.

More th a n f if te e n ac re s of studio 
p r o p e r ty are in use f o r the principal

I g p l t f

The K• r.v s castle set cove is 

two 
an 
ne-fc« lf acres a n d is 3 H* f e e t 
in Le.gilt. The e x te r io r is 020 feet 
long.

In b u ild in g the 

178.000 
sq u a r e 
f e e t of wall b o a rd , p le a te r 
hoard a n d b u tto n lath w ere re q u ire d .

castle, 

T h e re a r e eight castle {ow 
'lie. o l o v e r s w ere w a te r lank- 
would hole 276,000 gallons.

Short Stories, Essays, 

Inter­

ludes and Poetry Fill In­
teresting Issue

T he 

M agazine 

f o r 
Longhorn 
M arch has been d is tr ib u te d . 
It c o n ­
ta in s several s h o r t sto rie s, essays and 
an in te rlu d e , besides a 
full 
p o e tr y section.

r a t h e r 

in 

th e 

p rim e v a l 

o r T m a i” 

is an essay on cheese 

“ The V e n g e a n c e 
,

I 
! Arrace G r a f iu s is a un iq ue

bv
sto ry of 
^ru 
rnt md •. 
ra ts and a so ro rity house. T he u se ; 
e use
of p ic tu r e s q u e d e ta ils ad ds to 
th e I 
reality o f th e s to r y which is w r itte n 
in v e r y good style. 
“ Mr. B ra n c h 
D eserts His O a tm e a l” by E. Douglas! 
in 
B ranch 
which the w r ite r con clud es t h a t in all 
p r o b a b ility the whole e a r th is a huge 
cheese. 
“ T r u e L o ve’s D e lig h t” by 
Leon R a d o f f is an in te r lu d e in one I 
f o re st 
act set 
peopled by a m an a n d 
two voices. 
“ T h e S to r y o’ Maria” b y La Roe 
P f e i f f e r is a sh o rt s to r y 
in Scotch 
dia le c t w r itte n with a r a t h e r s y m ­
p a th e tic u n d e r s ta n d i n g of 
the s u b ­
je c t. 
by C h a rle s j 
Little is a sh o rt s to r y of th e rev olt 
the | 
of a six te e n y e a r old m an 
world a g a in s t his u n re a s o n a b le p a r ­
e n ts a n d his l a te r r e tu r n to his hone* 
a f t e r va rie d exp e rien c es. 
"Hollo in
r v , . 
L s kim op ieland by an old g e n tle m a n * 
with a b a ttle -a x e re la te s m uch about 
c o r r e c t 
r e ­
view' o f “ Town an d G o w n ” an e d i­
a 
torial on “ Men and th e A r ts ,” 
sk e tc h o f c o n v e n t 
lift1 by G. A ron 
and an essay by Coy W illiam s c o n ­
cludes th e prose c o n trib u tio n s . The 
p o e tr y section 
by 
Floyd Stovall,, Coy W illiam s, M ary
lo u r d a n , T. II. McNeil, La Hee P fe if- 
fe r, Lucile Gill an d P a u l D eW itt 

“ My R u n a w a y ” 

b eh avior. A 

inclu des 

college 

verst* 

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of 

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tw o men 
th a t 
the n a m es o f 
were being w hispered 
th e ball 
ro om of th e Rice Hotel F rid a y noon 
a f t e r the a d o p tio n by t h e m e e tin g of

It 
these 
in 

is 

* 

, 

.,i 

s e v e ra l 

a ssis ta n ts , 

ex -s tu d e n ts 

, 
j 
s t u d e n t 

a m o u n t of te a c h in g is done a t th e s e «**** 
at
H o u sto n of th e re so lu tio n condemn-
. 
. . . .
- 
coaching 
places, p o sitio n s 
coaching
• ,n K a n y p a r tia lity on th e p a r t o f th e
, 
- i i i 
s u b j e c ts a r e available. C o u n c illo rs, p 
. 
in
’ R eg e n ts to w a r d n a tiv e T e x a n s 
who a r e 
a n d
te a c h e r s o f s p o r ts a re also w a n te d . 
a t ­
l o som e o f these salaries 
tached , b u t the big m a jo r ity o f f e r a 
f r e e s u m m e r and in te r e s tin g e x p e r i­
ence 
’['able positio ns 
pay, on an a v e r a g e , one h u n d r e d do l­
lars on th e r e g u la r tuition fees.

The list o f those who have b e e n 
nam ed as possible p re sid e n ts o f th e 
U n iv e rs ity include to d a te G o v e rn o r 
P a t N e f f ; Dr. S. P. Brooks, p r e sid e n t

g e n ts to w a rd native 
t h e i r choice o f presid ent.

YELLOW CABS 

th e girls, 

a r e 

to 

J 

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I

_________ Phone 9144_________

• 

,,

1 
'e s p e c ia lly 

M ost o f 
t h e s e cam ps a r e lo c a te d
*^e N o r t h , L a s t and Middle W e st,
in V e rm o n t, Maine, New
H a m p sh ire , C o n n e c tic u t an d alo n g 
th e G r e a t Lakes. T here is only one 
in T e x a s, on Medina Lake, b*t 
this 
o f f e r s no po sition s of a n y sort. Co­
eds who an* in te re ste d will find all 
the l i t e r a t u r e con cerning th e c a m p s 
th e y 
in 
desire o t h e r 
th e 
w ork b esid e s th e g e n e ra l f a c ts t h a t 
the c a m p s do outdoor sp o r ts , a r t s 
and c r a f t s and n a tu r e s tu d y , 
th e y 
a re to see Miss Schmid, room 6 in 
th e W o m e n 's Gym.

the W o m a n ’s Gym, arui 

i nf or ma ti on a b o u t 

if 

ST U D E N T PLEDGES

TO BE COLLECTED

. c o n t r i b u t i o n s pledged d u r i n g 
,, . 

r. * 

re c e iv in g 

Tallies will be placed in the p r i n ­
cipal b u ild in g s Monday fo r th e p u r ­
tho p a y m e n t of!
pose o f 
th es I
I
,• 
S tu d e n t F r ie n d sh ip Drive, a c c o r d in g :
to th e c o m m itte e iii charge. P le d g e s 
w ere m ade p ay ab le March 5.

. u . 

, 

, 

KHI

M e m b e rs o f the c o m m ittee w hich 
m a n a ge d th e driv e urged t h a t th ose 
who pledged p ay prom ptly.

LEAGUE MAKES PLANS 

, 
, 
L eague 

FOR BIG A N N U A L MEET
H a v i n g w o u n d up the s t a t e bas- 
,
I ketball
c on t e s t , 
the 
i nt e rs c ho la st ic
i
.. 
. 
is now d ir e c tin g ail e n e rg ie s!
th e ]
g e n e ra l c o n te s ts 
in all school a c t i ­
vities c u lm in a ti n g in the f in a l m e e t 
in A u stin in May.

,. 

,. 

. 

, 

J. S. KOENIG
C h irop od ist a n d F o o t Specialist

418 L ittle fie ld Bldg.

P h o n e 4855

LITTLE P R IC E S I

Today 
CHAS. RAY 
In
“THE DEUCE OF 
SP A D E S” 
Fables and Topics 
Coming Tomorrow 
Guy Bates Post 
In
‘‘The M asquerader”

The dramatic event of the 
year—

THE DEVEREUX 
PLAYERS

o f New York City
March 2 2 and 23
In
R om eo and Juliet 
Much A d o A bout
N othing
And
G. BERNARD S H A W ’S 
A rm s and the Man
Night Performance 
March 22 
Matinee and Night 
March 23 
Ticket* $1.00 
Auspices of 
THE REAGAN 
LITERARY SOCIETY

, 

. 

„ 

by 

the 

, I to 

“ S c r a p 

supplied 

“ T h e D euce 

* r * 
M a te ria l 

T h e sto ry f o r 

th e p e r f e c t i o n of plans f o r 

, 
„ , 
f o r the April issue o f th e
m ag a z in e is b eing rec e iv ed now, arid 
it is p ro b a b le th a t an a n n o u n c e m e n t 
of th e c o n te n ts will be m a d e soon.

of 
S p a d e s ” was 
“ T he 
W e ig h t of the L a s t S t r a w , ” w r itte n 
late C h a rle s E. V a n L oan,: 
by 
tenn is, spell­
w ho also provided 
I r o n ,” 
essay w ritin g , 
ing, 
one of R a y ’s biggest s u c c e ss e s . As-) 
‘ rack a n d 
field e v en ts and music
sociated in th e c a s t w ith t h e s t a r are 
M a rjo rie M aurice, Lincoln P l u m m e r , ;
m e m o ry s t a r t this m o n th in th e v a r i-
A n d r e w A rb u c k le , Dick S o u th e rla n d . pIeti" n ° f t h * Au8tin D » m w ,n " ? c ' OU* c o u n t i e s ami 
th e 
J a c k R ic h a rd so n , J. |>. L o ck ne y , (Jus l‘8sitf t * *h‘‘ d r *im n * o f U k e A u s tl" ’ sta te . T h e f i n a l c o u n ty c o n te sts will
the house h a s passed a n a c t r e p e a l­
L e o n a r d , Ber t 
be held a t t h e e n d o f M arch and the 
ing f o r a period of tw o y e a rs, th e 
d istric ts m e e ts in t h e middle o f A p -I 
O u t r i g h t .
bill p r o h ib itin g th e c a tc h in g o f perch 
rib 
le a v in g th e w in n e rs to c o m p e te I 
except d u r in g the m o n th s o f March 
a t A u stin the firs t w eek in May.
and April. T he house was b u sy S a t­
u rd a y c o n sid e rin g th e m a n y 
local 
bills 
in an a t- 
t h a t w ere p en d in g , 
th e ir w o rk b e f *re 
j te m p t 

In view o f th e f a c t t h a t t h e corn-

L A K E F I S H I N G P O S S I B L E

O f f o r d a n d William

d e c la m a tio n , 

in d e b a te , 

C o n te sts 

H a n c o c k

finish 

c i t i e s 

o v e r 

to 

final a d j o u r n m e n t n e x t S a tu r d a y .

FA IR FA X NISBET, Editor

S O C I A L C A L E N D A R 
F r i d a y , Ma r c h 9

Phi G am m a D elta dance, a t th e 
to 

A u stin C o u n tr y Club, f r o m 9 
I o ’clock.

S a t u r d a y , M a r c h 9

Al l- Uni ver si t y 

W o m a n ’s Gym, fro m 
o’clock.

da nc e 
9 

a t 
to 

t h e 
12 

U n iv e r s ity G e rm a n a t K. C. 

Hall, from 9 to 12 o’clock.

D e l t a Chi D a n c e

in 

Show, 

M innie M eacham was 

crow ned 
Q ueen of the S o u th w e s te r n E x p o si­
tion a n d H orse 
S a tu r d a y 
n ig h t 
F o r t W o rth . M a rg a re t 
M e a c ha m was maid o f h o n o r to her 
sister. Both a r e s t u d e n t s in the U n i­
th e Z eta 
versity. and m e m b e rs of 
T a u Alpha so ro rity .

A gn es E d w a rd s, a f o r m e r g r a d u ­
a t e o f th e U n iv e rsity who is noV- an 
I n s t r u c t o r 
th e B e a u m o n t High 
School, is v isitin g h e r s is te r a t the 
S cottish Rite D o rm ito ry .

in 

M em bers o f D elta Chi f r a t e r n i t y ! 

_______

a dance M arch 3 M ary Long. Jo s e p h in e 

e n te r ta in e d w ith 
at the A u stin i lid*. D an cin g was en- M a ry B ush 
jo y e d from 9 until 12. w ith H u n t e r ’s , G e o rg e to w n w here th e y 
M elody M a k e rs of S an A n to n io f u r - w eek-end. 
lu s h in g the music f o r the occasion. I 

have r e t u r n e d 

C lary and
fr o m
the

s p e n t 

^h o s, F. N ash 

• it 

the cotillion,

_______
. ~ T T , 

r i 

, 
L a m b d a Chi Alpha a n n o u n c e s th e 
o f Nacog-

- 

, 

red a n d b u f f ; 

the re p r e s e n ta t io n of 

h o n o rin g A lm a Art?.. A la rg e D e lta j p le d g in g of G en e T h o m a s 
a n d Chi w ere used in this, w ith th e doches.
fraternity colors 
o f 
____
bein g used in 
M innie B ic k e tt a n d L a u r a Thom p- 
O reek le tte r s . Those in t h e cotillion son h a v e r e t u r n e d #rom a week-end 
m a rc h e d 
the c e n t e r of j 
w as s ta tio n e d a b o u t 
th e room , to th e Chi at th e end of! 
tile room room , w here h a n d k e r c h ie fs 
w e re g iv e n as favors.

E d w in a B ro oks o f H o u sto n has fu ­
tu r n e d to her home a f t e r a w eek-end
visit w ith Mini fred Sm ith.

th ro u g h th e D elta, w hich i v is it to th e ir hom e 

in San A ntonio.

_______

R e f r e s h m e n ts o f sa nd w ic h e s an d 
pun ch were served 
tho 
ev en in g, while a salad cou rse w as 
se rv e d d u r in g the interm ission .

th r o u g h o u t 

T he c h a p e ro n e s 

f o r th e occasion 
w'ere Mr. and Mrs. G ordon Sim pson. 
Mr. and Mrs. Sam A u stin, Mr. a n d 
M rs. VV . E. A r m s tr o n g , Mr. a n d Mrs. 
H. L. M a rk s a n d Dr. H. T. P a r lin .

Pom D e n n is is s p e n d in g the w e e k ­
Epsilon

the D elta K appa 

e n d at 
h o u s e .

F r a n k E v e r ts has r e t u r n e d to Dal­
ctii

las a f t e r a visit a t th e D elta 
ho use.

Ge o r ge C an n o n has been visiting 
Phi G am m a Delta house.

ftro w n, 

H a r r e l l , 

G u e sts a t th e d a n c e w e re Misses 
A rtz , H e f f n e r , T a y lo r, McNeill, G il­
liam, R eese, Doris Ross, D o ro th y! 
Ross, 
A d a m s , j 
El ise B aker. L a v o n ia B a ke r, Evan*, 
R a if o r d , Lndbette% Penn. H e n d e r ­
son, R a th , C a rso n , N isbet, U n d e r ­
wood, F r ie r , S to ve r, P r y o r , Cox, I < 
D u M ars, A u s tin , H ate, M a th e r, H a c 
k e tt , McAskill, B ailey,
B e c k h a m , Boone, T h r a s h e r . 
the.* H 
s tr u n k , C h a n c e , B ru sh an d S a p p e r. K appa D e’ta so r

C o n t r a r y to t h e s t a t e m e n t in Sun- 
y ’s T e x a n ’hat V *•«. f l e u r y Sim p­
is a mem- 
son, nee Goldie M■•ride, 
H a rd w ic k e , | b e r of Chi O o.ega s o r o r ity , wre wish
m e m b e r o f

S ea- to s t a te 

is a 

V\ a l t e r S te r lin g is ill in H ouston.

C o r r e c t i o n

’it*.

THEA TRES

m o s t h u m o ro u s 
e v e r been 
scre en .

in cid e n ts 

t h a t has 
the 

upon 

tra n s p o s e d 

T H E A T R E S
T e x a s : C h a r l e s R a y 

in 

“ T h e 

D e u c e o f S p a d e s . ”

M a j e s t i c : L e a t r i c e J o y a n d R a y ­
m o n d H a t t o n , J a c q u e l i n e L o g a n , 

G e o r g e F a w c e t t 

H a n c o c k : D o u g l a s F a i r b a n k s 

in “ J a v a H e a d . ” 
in 

“ R o b i n H o o d . ”

Q u e e n : “ T h e C h r i s t i a n ” b y H a l l 

K i n g .

M a j e s t i c

in 

“ J a v a H e a d , ” f e a t u r i n g J a c q u e ­
line Logan, n a tive o f Sun Anto ni o , 
a n d Leat) int* J<>v 
leading 
roles is now p la y in g at t^n* M ajestic.
pla y in g 
F r id a y 
th r o u g h S a tu r d a y , th e M ajestic will 
p re s e n t Mary Mi'es M in te r , d a i n ty 
s t a r , rn “ D r u m s of D e s t i n y . ”

B e g in n in g 

and 

flu 

the 

to Sal em, Mass., 

The s to ry o f “ J a v a H e a d ' g >es 
late 
in 
back 
fo r tie s w h ere 
lives J e r e m y A mmi- 
don, a w e a lth y r e tir e d sea c a p ta in , 
w ith his c h ild re n a n d g r a n d c h ild r e n 
in his hom e know n as “ J a v a H e a d ,” 
na m e d f o r a high rock on th e c o a st 
of J a v a .

s h ip ping 

J e r e m y has tw’o sons, William a n d 
G e rr it. W illiam is m a n a g e r of th e 
b u s in e ss, while 
f a m ily ’s 
th e N a u tilu s , 
G e r r it is sk ip p e r of 
tra d e . G e r r i t 
in th e o rie n ta l 
th e n 
loves N e ttie V ollar, g r a n d d a u g h t e r 
of old B artil D u n sa c k , an old s e a ­
m a n. 
J e r e m y Am m idon a n d D u n ­
sack a r e old tm ie en e m ie s a n d th e 
l a t t e r o r d e r s G e r r it o u t of his house 
a n d d ire c ts N e ttie 
h e r 
sw e e th e a r t,

f o r g e t 

to 

had 

noble, who, 

t h a t his child 

In C hina, G e r r i t re s c u e s f r o m r u f ­
fia n s, T a o u Y uen , d a u g h t e r of a 
on 
po w e rfu l M an ch u 
le a r n in g 
b een 
to u c h e d b y a w hite m a n , o r d e r s th e m 
to m a r r y , f a ilin g to do which, th e 
girl will be slain. T h e w ed d in g f o l ­
lows and G e r r it b rin g s his C elestial 
bride 
to Salem w h e re her a p p e a r ­
an c e c r e a te s a m a z e m e n t as well a s 
c o n s te r n a tio n in the A m m ido n f a m ­
ily, w h e n th e y le a rn th e t r u t h . N e t ­
tie 
th e n e w s o f 
the s t r a n g e m a r r ia g e o f the m a n sh e 
loves a n d b ec o m e s d e s p e r a te l y ill.

is h e a r t b r o k e n a t 

T e x a s

e n title d 

n e w m e n u 

C h a rle s Ray, c h e f e x tr a o r d in a ir e 
a n d c r e a t o r o f u n u s u a l co nc o c tion s 
is a t th e T e x a s T h e a t r e with a n e n ­
tir e ly 
“ T h e 
Deuce of S p a d e s .” T h e c le v e r c h a r ­
a c t e r im p e r s o n a to r h a s evolved a n ew 
dish 
f o r m o tion p ic tu r e au die nc e * 
which he serves u p u n d e r th e n a m e 
of a d euce of spades sandw ich a n d 
th e w ay in which he m akes his p a t ­
ron s fall f o r th is line is one of th e

th is 

S o m e th in g o f an idea o f the big­
ness and g e n e r a l scope o f D ouglas 
l a t e s t p h o to p la y s e n s a ­
Fairbanks* 
in Robin 
tio n , “ D ouglas F a i r b a n k s 
H oo d,” m a y be g a t h e r e d 
the 
fro m 
s u m m a r y o f f a c t s given herew ith. 
F o r 
in “ F a irb a n k s 
s u p e r f e a tu r e s , w hich is c o m in g to the 
H a nc o ck O p e ra H o u se f o r a n in d e f ­
in ite e n g a g e m e n t u n d e r 
a U nited! 
A r tists release, a h o st o f e n g in e e rs, 
lab-: 
a r c h ite c ts , a r t i s t s a n d a r t is a n s 
ored f o r m o n th s b e f o re e v e r a cam-! 
e ra lens w a s opened.

last word 

T w e n ty -tw o e x p e r ts delved 

and 
re se a rc h i 
stu died 
w ork fo r a c c u r a te d e s ig n in g of the 
colossal sets.

n e c e s s a r y 

in th e 

L ib ra rie s th e world o v e r w e re ra n -j 
sacked by th e s e e x p e r ts f o r a u th o ri-i 
th e his-j 
ta tiv e f a c t s in a s c e r ta in in g 
to rie s! d a t a t h a t all m ig h t be pre-] 
s e a te d t r u t h f u l l y to th e p eriod .

H u n d r e d s of w o rk m e n 
th r e e m o n th s t o build th e sets.

labo red 

One million f e e t o r a p p ro x im a te ly 
lu m b e r w ere 

t hi r ty -f i ve c a r lo a d s o f 
used in th e i r c o n s t r u c tio n .

T his n u m b e r , if laid o a t in b oard I 
f e e t , w ould c o v e r 
t w e n t y a c r e s of) 
g r o u n d ; if p laced e n d to e n d . would : 
j
span a d is ta n c e o f a b o u t 5 00 miles, 
One c a rlo a d , o r a b o u t t h i r t y to ns,! 
o ‘‘ nails w ere < u nearned z n e re c tin g !

MAJESTIC

“The Friendly 
T h eatre”

Presents

JAVA HEAD

A Paramount 
Picture With 
Leatrcie Joy 
A lbert Roscoe

T oday T hrough 
T hursday

GERALDINE FARRAR
O p e ra tic and D ra m a tic S t a r in 
C o n c e rt
UNIVERSITY M EN ’S 
GYMNASIUM 
Friday, March 9
Mail o r d e r s filled now w hen ac­
c om p a nie d by check a n d self- 
a d d re ss e d s ta m p e d envelope. 
A d d re ss 1802 C olorado 
No te le p h o n e o rd e r s t a k e n . 

P R IC E S

F ir s t 8 row s 
........................ $3.00
N e x t 14 rows ............ 
$2.50
L ast 6 ro w s 
..................... $2.00
U n re se rv e d ................... 
$1.00
. R. R e e d ’s 
S e a ts on sale a t 
in 
a n d U n iv e rsity Co-op, a n d 
the r o t u n d a o f th e M ain B u ild ­
ing b e tw e e n 9 a n d 
each 
m o rn in g .

I 

U n d e r A uspices 
A M A T E U R C H O R A L C L U B

QUEEN

A gain Today 

Through Thursday

C h r i a ® 11

t ^ r K e ^ o u r n ^
th # D*reor*^

S i r H a l l C » n «
Th® A u t+ X L .

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Phone 9105

9 0 0 Congress Avenue

THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK

Resources $ 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 

Faculty and Student A ccou n ts Solicited

of Hayti.r U n iv e r s ity ; Dr. W. B. I d r a il o f 
B e s o il, p r e s id e n t o f T e x a s A. & M.; U n iv e r s ity ; Dr. Axson 
Dr. Goo. C. B u tte , newly

tho School of L a w of the 
and Dr.

elected S la u g h te r of Rice In s titu te .

S C A R B R O U G H S M A N ’S S H O P

N e w S p r i n g
S U I T S

S o m e W ith T w o Pairs 
of Trousers

$35

Nothing youngish about 
these young 
m e n ’s suits. Two pair o f trousers may­
b e , but with a single purpose — to give 
a clean-cut, well-set-up, 
alert-looking 
air. Execute d o f pure woolens, tailored 
with custom made precisian and styled 
in the metropolitan manner.

English Foulard T ies $ 1 .0 0
T h e newest and best things out in the 
way <»i a 
in 
cravat. Small 
green, blue, purple, navy, black, brown 
and red.

designs 

SCARBROUGH’S

WRIGHT’S UNIVERSITY GARAGE

E v e ry th in g N ew a n d U p-to-D ate

A u to W ashing, Polishing, G re asin g 
an d S to ra g e

f ires, I ire R e p a irin g a n d A ccessories

REN T C A R S W IT H OR W IT H O U T 
D R IV ER S
Service Eighteen Hours Daily 
Free Air, W a t e r and Road Service

Dial 7711 

Corner 18th & San A ntonio

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H

A

N

C

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OPERA HOUSE *»■

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All W eek
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS 

“ ROBINHOOD”
SHOWS BEGIN 3 :1 5 A N D 8 :1 5

Night Prices 

Lower Floor 
Balcony

(P lus T ax)

Bargain Matinees

$1.00 A ny Seat ........................ $.50
......................... $.10
$ .50 Children 

(T ax Included)

SPECIAL SYM PHO NY ORCHESTRA

Talk About Value

*

H e r e ’s th e g re a te st value of th e y e a r — w ith 
every suit you order n o w w e give you an e x tra 
pair of

Pants Free

It’s ju st like g e ttin g tw o 's u its for th e price of 
one.

Easter is April 1st

I hat s one occasion w h e n every re g u la r fellow 
sin m p ly h a s to dress up. 
In clothes m aster- 
tailo red to his m easu re! A n d fabrics th a t will 
S T A N D T H E G A F F So w e say p lace y o u r 
F a s te r o rd e r early - N O W is a good tim e to 
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FIRING U N I

Wrestling Clurie*

In the interest of fair play and 
in justice to the University Athletic 
Council I with to refute very errone­
ous and misleading statement'* that 
were made in this column in Sun­
day's issue of the Daily Texan, 
In 
the firm jar line of that date a student 
the writer sets forth 
.maimed 
grievance.

an 

In a nut-shcll, the writer charge* 
that the past Southwestern Confer­
ence Wrestling meet was exploited 
for pecuniary gain and that the stu­
dent blanket tax was flagrantly dis­
In brief T<*eg» I wa* how: 
regarded. 
ing because admi?don was charged 
to the wrestling tournament.
Admission was charged 

to 
this 
tournament not by 
the University 
Athletic Council, bot by the South 
western Conference, an organization 
intact and apart from th** University 
of Texas The University of Texas 
had nothing whatsoever to do with 
the tournament except to have 
its 
team and coach present. The tour­
nament could have been held in Dal­
las <>r elsewhere if pecuniary gain 
was the inducing factor. However, 
the tournament was held in Austin 
so as* to give the students a chance 
to see the best in the Conference. 
The tournament has been held 
in 
Stillwater and at College Station in 
the past and 
nominal 
always 
charge was made. At no time was 
the admission charge prohibitive,
South we-tern 

Conference 
must assuredly have some source of 
revenue. How else could silver cups, 
medals, and other awards be pur­
chased and given to winning teams 
than by money taken in through the 
gates. More than likely the Confer­
ence track meet will be held in Aus­
tin next year if th* Athletic Council 
think* the student body desires it. 
admission will 
At that 
be 
it has always been don** in 
charged a 
the pa t and not attacked by some 
misinformed student.

time 

The 

a 

Should 

paying 

Several years ago the New York 
Giants and the Chicago White Sox 
played an exhibition game at Clark 
Field under the auspices of the Am­
students 
erican 
legion. 
have been admitted to 
this game 
admission’’ The 
without 
question is to ridiculous to answer. 
Yet th* game was played at Clark 
Field and at th** University of Texas. 
However, just because the perform­
ance, whether it be a performance 
of a to** dancer *>r a wrestling match 
was held at the University doe* not 
niak*' admission charges out of order,
In conclusion, I will quote from 
the Regulation and By-laws of the 
Southwestern Conference— Sec. 9. 
“ After payment of all bill* allowed 
by the President, the gate receipts 
of the meet thai} be paid into the 
treasury of 
and 
shall there be a deficit In the tress 
ary, the same shall be prorated,”

the Conference, 

Iii addition to the above, the regu­
lations state that no Conference of­
ficial -hall receive pecuniary reward 
f o r his services.

In concluding his article of Sun­
day the writer says— ‘Who 
knows 
but that this is a nefarious scheme 
to deprive the student body of their 
athletic privileges.*' The question 
is silly in its import and one cannot 
help but -mile

Further the writer states that the 
sport is too brutal to be encouraged 
by th** awarding of a letter. Again 
he ss w rong. Wrestling has the same 
rating a** football, basketball, track, 
baseball and tennis. All the men- 
tioned «por’ i re* es vc the same sys­
tem of awards. The award* consist 
of the coveted T, sweaters, bar* and 
medals.

I wish to assure the readers of this 
article o f its correctness, as I have 
verified my statement from authen­
tic sources. CHAS P. ENDRESS.

unum amn

(Continued from page I)

the con teat 

has been offered, and 
will close in 1923. Th® money will I 
be given to the citizen of Texas w ho! ! 
writes the best novel during 
period.

th a t' 

The $100 ard $50 prizes offered 
by Southern Methodist University j 
fur the heil poem* written by any 
undergraduate in America daring the 
present school session are attracting' 
interest among University students,! 
and 
that a number of 
poems will b t submitted from the j 
University.

it m said 

Another poetry prize Is that of- 
feiea through the Poetry Society of 
Texas by William Russell Clark of 
any 
Dallas for the be*: poem by 
T ex ts undergraduate. The Green 
Mask Players o f Houston will give 
I50O in prizes for the best. one-act 
plays written by any student in a 
Texas school

Sport Gossip

The reception given 

the Long­
horns last night when they carne on 
the court, is indicative of th** way? 
the student body of the University 
hacks the team. Although the pen­
nant was already 
the undisputed 
property n r the Aggies, the spirit was 
as good as if the Conference s ham 
pi unship has depended on every goal 
thrown.

the 

And the team matched 

en­
thusiasm of the rooters with the best 
display of basketball that has been 
shown on the Texas court this y**ar. i 
Fr< m the very first th*- fighting was 
tim*, sterling bas­
hot. At th* 
ketball characterized the whole hour, i 
There were no loose 
the. 
floor work, but a tendency to try! 
long shots showed the high tension J 
at which the [longhorn quintette was, 
performing.

ends 

lam* 

in 

. 

Abe Curtis showed nome splendid
basketball sense, 
fa r eclipsing any- 
4 k 
. 
. 
. . . 
thing he has ever don** on the c .ort 
before. His try* for the basket were
well placed, and hi* splendid guard-
- 
mg broke up many nice Aggo* par­
ties

________ ____ 4... —!. 

. 

. 

Ragland’* floor work in th** first 
half was nothing short of brilliant! 
and although he had 
two personal 
fouls chalked against him he was 
f-*r 
largely responsible 
th*' g r e a t , 
the beginning' 
in 
start Texas* got 
period.

Of the Aggies Keen atom! head 
and shoulders above his team mates 
in every respect. Texas teams and i 
fans will hold a big 
jubilee when 
Tiny packs his knapsack ami departs 
from the camp o f the Wildcats for­
ever.

In spite of the fact that he wa* 
somewhat weakened by a severe cold 
and a light attack of grippe, Crad­
dock upheld his reputation fur never 
having been thrown by winning his 
match in the tournament Saturday. 
is the man who has con­
Craddock 
sistently 
heavyweight 
held 
championship in wrestling ever since 
he entered Varsity athletic 
circle*. 
McLean and Texas are lucky in hav­
ing at least one sure issue in all the 
year’s contests.

th*- 

CHAPEL NOTICE
The contemplated change in the
introduced 
pla* e of meeting was 
exer­
yesterday, and the Chapel 
cises wore held in the Girls' Study 
Hall in the west end of the Main 
Building. Beginning at * :30, a 
devotional, instrumental selection 
was rendered by Miss .Stella An­
derson. This was followed by the 
r e g u l a r Chapel exercises, consist­
ing of hymn singing and a special 
selection by Miss Louisa Roe.

It. is contemplated that the de­
votional musical program will be­
gin each morning at 8:30 instead 
of 8 :35. The singing and other 
parts of ■ he program will begin at 
8:35, and anyone 
is welcome to 
come at any tim**.

Th** speaking thin week will he 
in ch rage of Rev. L. If. Wharton, 
Pastor of the University Presby- 
t* rian Church, All are cordially 
invited to be present.

THE DAILY TEXAN

A. & M

basket making the score 7 to 3 for 
Texaco Ragland was getting every 
back 
Aggie dict and passing 
to 
Schuhardt
Ijonghorn 
(ct
c akes a field goal but does not count Washburn g 
a Verne claim a Texas man takes Gill, g
too many steps. Half up with score I Duckett, g
7 to I in favor of Texas.

Darby, 
f 
Mega rit y
Keen, c 

territory. 

Totals 
Code: F.G

go

field

tip-off 

Swenson got 

again.
the 
Peyton shot a field goal but Venne
claims it does not count rn he blew ^',u‘ throws» * * P*rso-u 
Foal throws missed? 
whistle before it was thrown. Duck- 
etc throws a field goal near the bas- Darby •*. 
ket making score 7 to 
5* Texas.
Keen ties score at 7-7 with an easy 
for Texas.
field g o a l Time out 
Darby throws a foul goal putting the 
Aggie* in the lead 7 to 9. Schuhardt
pine*- 
to s.
IV la s back in the lead 
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th* game making th*- score 16 to 12 J 
in favor of A. & M. Barrett takes
Schuhardt’* place. A foul throw by 
Final 
Peyton ends 
score 16 to 13, Aggies.

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Curtis, g 
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Time out fur Texas, Schuhardt hurt. 
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Th*- Texas five man defense was 
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Darby makes 
goal, 
score 4 to 3, Texas, Th*- Aggies could 
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