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First C ollege D aily Id th e South

A U ST IN , TEXAS, F R ID A Y , MAY 26, 1922

OF VARSITY HAND

Radio Reports of 
Texas Wins Heard 
By Cheering Exes

STUDENTS MAKE PLANS 
TO ORGANIZE COUNTIES 
TO HELP ONION CENTER

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HOLDS INITIATION

NO. 176

M andolin Club A ssists Long­
horn M usicians at Semi- 
Popular Concert

its organization, 
in union with 

As a closing perform ance of one 
of the most successful years in the 
the 
history of 
the 
Longhorn Band 
Mandolin Club presented a 
forty­
five minute concert last night on 
the platform at the south side of 
the Chem istry Building.

. 

, 

o f 

S even ty 

More 

R ep resen tatives 

Counties A sk ed to M eet T o­
nigh t and O utline W ork

than one hundred enthus­
iastic friends and graduates of the 
U niversity waited breathlessly in the 
radio station at Gatesville last Fri­
day and Saturday when reports of the 
Texas-Baylor games were broad­
casted play by play from the Uni­
seventy counties 
Students 
versity radio station. Each play was
will meet 
the
tnt*
" « • m m 
, 
posted on the window opposite th e 1 r 
Law, Education and Main Buildings
i* * 
station to the relief or excitement of 
, 
. 
excitement of 
tonight a t 8 oclock and discuss work
the w aiting crowd, according to word 
in their respective counties, including 
from Gatesville.
the electing of perm anent 
county 
A message 
chairmen, and the organizing of each 
county so th a t it will be able to work 
during the summer. '

in 
in various rooms 
in various rooms in 
..
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By H. C . S tilw e ll

the Lampasas 
from 
station said, “ When the 12th inning 
of the second Texas-Baylor game was 
came 
over and 
innings,’ 
‘Texas wins 
everyone alm ost w ent 
the 
roof.”

the grand words 

through 

tw elfth 

from 

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VOLUME XXII

L T NIGHT 
STAGED BT CO-ED 
ATHLETES IIT BTM

SELLERS Of OLO FORDS 
BEGIN TO OOO STEPS OF 
MININO DISTANCE HIKER

D ealers T rying to Sell Car to 
B ennett F lanagan, W ho 
W alks to San A ntonio

A w ards 

o f Four H undred 

Second hand automobile 

Point ‘T * Sw eaters, and 
B lankets A re M ade

THREE BLANKETS BIVEN

in Austin have hunted VV. Bennet 
returned 
Flanagan, who has 
from his cighty-ftve mile walk 
to 
San Antonio, ever since he arrived,
| as a result of his alleged statem ent
O f f ic e r s for N ext Year Installed that he would use the hundred dollar 
the 
j purchase of a small automobile of
some well-known make.

and M anagers for Sports 
Nam ed 

purse he won by his walk 

ju st 

in 

 

 

‘ T 

gy 

last night at 

.night, staged 

b e t 
7:K> in the W oman's Gymnasium was! Flanagan was to walk from Austin 
the biggest “ T ” night ever held, both to San Antonio, the only check upon 
being ids ° wn word. He started 
from 
result
and 
of a “ bullfest” in which he declared 
th at he could walk to San Antonio In

the num ber of awards . given 
the 

enthusiasm at f^.30 Monday night, as a

am ount of 
am ount 

conditions 

of his 

were p rese n ted .I forty eight hours.

awards made

sho^n. All athletic 
during the year
Katherine Brougher, 
of A ustin; 
Lloyd M artin of San Antonio, and 
Polly Norton of Llano received the 
highest award of the Woman’s Ath­
letic Association, the blanket, which 
requires 1,400 points.

Those who had earned 900 points

time, getting 

He made the first lap of the jo u r­
to 
ney in excellent 
New Braunfels, fifty miles 
from 
Austin by eight o’clock of the night 
following his start. A fter getting 
eight hours of sleep in New B raun­
fels, Flannagan 
again,
weakened physically but still filled

forth 

set 

Longhorn Nine of 
1923 To Be Lead 
By Rube Leissner

Rube Leissner was elected captain 
for the Longhorn nine of 1923. at 
a m eeting of this year's baseball 
the Jenscn-Raynier studio 
team at 
dealers yesterday afternoon. The vote was 

by acclamation, and unanimous.

had 

been 
A fter their pictures 
made, the 
presented 
le tte r men 
Coach Billy Disch with a beautiful 
solid gold signet ring, atem pting, in 
a small m easure, to show their ap­
preciation and love for 
the g reat 
baseball wizard. The .ring was ap­
the 
propriately 
figure “ l l ” on the outside, rep re­
senting Coach Disch’s eleventh con­
secutive 
Southw estern Champion­
ship, and on the inside it had “To 
W. J . Disch from members of South­
w estern Champions of 1922.”

engraved, having 

Disch, 
tam , Buss Gillette, the Captain-elect, 
Rube Leissner, and “T y” Cobb, the 
retiring m anager.

senioosI

eoinexaaas

sw eaters. 

These were with fche determ ined spirit of his i 

received 
Linda Allen, A ustin; Mina Bennett, J Irish ancestors. The last part of his | Faculty C om m ittee M oves Part
Alamagordo, N. M.; K atherine i journey was 
says Fnann-
terrible, 
Brougher, A ustin; H arriette Brush, gan; it took him two hours to make 
A ustin; Billie lo u ise ('lark, A ustin;] the last two miles, during the course 
Naomi Cocke, A ustin; Thelma D il-j0f which he fell to the ground three
Ii agha rn, A ustin; W erna Hargis,* Aus­
times. 
-But he persevered, and a r­
tin; Lloyd M artin, San Antonio; 
rived in San Antonio, where he went 
Mary McKay, A ustin; Lucille Tray-*
first to get a Turkish bath and a
Aor, New W averly; and Laura T h o r n y rubdown, a fte r which re reported to
son, San Antonio.

o f Q u izzes for G raduates 
up a W eek

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the St. Anthony Hotel.

“ T ” A w a rd .

The 400 point “T ” was won by 
Jessie Anderson, Genevieve Aron, 
H arriette Barrickm ann, Mina Ben­
nett, Elsie Brown, H arriette Brusn, 
Helena Buss, Inez Clary, Frances 
Cocke, Alma Copelin, Elizabeth Dico, 
Thelma Dillingham, Marie Duncan, 
Hazel F ritter, Mary Louise Gardner,! 
Miriam Gerling, Mildred G off,I 
Johnye Gilkerson, Elizabeth F ish ,! 
Jessie Ham ner, 
Ella Fay Gregg, 
Ruth H artgraves, Hallie H artgraves, 
V irda Hinton, Vivienne Howell, Lil­
lian James, Annie Ray K ieffer, 
Aile* Klotz, Bella Kroll, K atherine 
Lemley, Inez Lung, Mattie Mike, 
Dorothy Most, Medina Oliver, Kath- 
alee Powers, M ary Tom Powers, 
Helen Reed, Gleo Richey, Thelba Lee 
flippy. Linnie Scott Rountree, Elva 
Rodgers, Fay Shelton, Ruth Smith, 
Florence Stullken, Agues . Townsend, 
Cart ie Bel Thomas, Sibyl Vedder. f a ­
ther Wilson, Thisba Worley, Eugenia 
Smith.

P a t t i e S u e D a v i t G a t . C u p

the 

Pattie Sue Davis of Memphis, 
silver 
Tennessee was awarded 
loving cup presented to the mem­
ber of the W oman’s Athletic Asso­
ciation with the largest num ber of 
Taints by Ruby K. Daniel of Dallas. 
Miss Daniel is a form er University 
student, and was president of W. 
A. A. in 1920-21.

Katherine B rougher was 

an 

nouncod as the winner of the highest I 
award offered by T urtle Club, 
the 
gold turtle. Silver tu rtles were glv-1 
en to Lloyd M artin, E tta Gilbert, j 
Laura Thomson, Alice Dominguez 
and Sibyl Vedder.

Virginia M antor received the hig h -1 
est award of the Racqqet Club, a j 
gold racquet.. H arriette Brush, a* 
runner-up in the recent elimination 
tournam ent, received the silver rac-j 
quet.

The following 

team s 

for 

spring

(Continued on page 4)

INSTILLED

He retu rn ed to Austin on the 12:20 
and was met by his 
friends with 
a great ovation, which added to the 
$100 he considers ample compensa­
tion for his expended energy.

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Committee to Hear 

Claims for Blanket 

Tax Apportionment

Members of the appropriation com­
m ittee of the Assembly will m eet to ­
morrow a t three o’clock to hear the 
claims of all organizations" desiring 
apportionm ents from the blanket tax 
next year. Archie D. Gray announced 
last nigh th a t this comm ittee would 
the 
make its recom mendations 
assembly based on 
the findings of 
the m eeting today.

to 

The com m ittee th at will hear these 
claims is composed of Ira J . Allen, 
John Meyers, and C. ft. Normand.

T EXAS R A N K ED HIGH IN 

COLLEGE W ITS CONTEST

ahead 

Texas hum orists came out tenth on 
the list of college wits who 
com­
peted in the 
contest held recently 
o f 
by Judge, being placed 
many schools having old and well 
established hum orist weeklies. About
one-hundred and fifty colleges were 
] entered in the contest.
I A girl from . Seatle, Washington 
, won the silver cup offered for the 
best a rt work, subm itting a cover de 
; sign in color, th at was used on the 
I special College Wits edition of 
th* 
I magazine.

PUBLIC READINGS END

Public readings for this scholastic 
year ended last week when Dr. Rob 
ert A. I^aw read from 
the recent 
stories of Kipling. The readings dur­
ing the year have been conducted un­
der the auspices of the Public Lec­
tures comm ittee of the faculty and 
in view of attendance and student 
interest have been very successful.
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PRE MEDS ASKED TO REPORT

A. E. F. CLUB MEET? TONIGHT

O fficers of the A. E. F. Club for 
next year will be elected a t a m eet­
ing of the club to be held a t the 
U niversity Y. M. C. A. this evening! 
at 7 o’clock at the call of P e rry 
Po rter, president. As this 
the 
last m eeting of the year, all business 
on hand will be finished off, and 
there will be no other program .

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EDUCATION CLINICS

Classes in first year Education are 
now holding clinics in the study of 
various types of children, and in the 
study of methods of giving 
tests 
th a t are needed in efficient schools. 
A study is being made of the methods 
used in teaching oral speech to deaf 
children, a t the D eaf and Dump In ­
stitu te this week, and next week will 
be devoted to observation o f types 
a t the Feeble-Minded Institute.

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CO-OP REBATES

Pre-M edic Society C loses A ll 
Business for Y ear at Final 
M eeting
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University Pre-Medical 

closed their official year at a bust-] their names 
ness meeting 
t ided not to hold the annual banquet 
of the society this year, as had been 
previously planned.

last night. 

Phe-Medieal students expecting to
, enter the School of Medicine a t Gal-
students] veston this fall, who have no t given
to Dr. J. R. Bailey,
They ne- have been requested by registrar E*
J. Matthews to notify some one in bra 
office, as 
the Dean at Galveston 
wishes to know how many students 
to prepare for.

Rebates on purchases made by the 
University Co-Op are now being made 
a t the rate of fo u r per c e n t Last 
Saturday was the last day fo r stu ­
dents to tu rn in th eir rebate tickets 
and any who failed to get their tick­
et! in by 
th at tim e cannot do so 
now. The reb ates will be given out 
the rest of this week.
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I MST ALL OFFICERS TfcDAY

After clearing all business le ft on 
hand, officers fo r the fall term of 
next year were installed. They are 
as follows:

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TAKE FRESHMAN PICTURES

Kent Hunt, 

president; C. D. J 

Present Day Club will install its 
officers for the coming year at the 
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Pictures of all freshmen who were 
last regu lar meeting, held in Main
Thompson, vice-president; Maudlej given numeral# will be taken this a f . I Building 158 at 5 o7clock this afte»l 
Marie Bums, secretary; R. H. El- ternoon at 5 o'clock. The men win noon. The incoming officers ar* 
the skull; Nan L. | meet at Coach Littlefield’s office ar I Alma Copelin, president; Ruth Qm- 
Hot, keeper of 
representative; that time, and will go from there lo ham. treasurer, and Floyd Hassell 
Gilkerson, Galveston 
IS. R* Smith* treasurer* 

| hiv# tiller picture mndc* 

I secretary,

Because of the popular nature of 
at Wooldridge
; Park Monday night by the Band, r*~ 
Short talks were made by Coach \ quests were made of Director Bur- 

the program given 

the retirin g Longhorn C ap-. n e tt p harr t0 r(ipeat the perf orm an„

on 
the campus. Greatest appreci­
ation and interest was shown by the 
large audience which attended 
this 
twilight concert.
Members of 

the Mandolin Club 
found special favor in their presen­
tation of several popular melodies 
including “ Bow Wow Blues,” “ Ain’t 
Nobody’s Darling,” “ Swarme River 
Moon,” and “ Ten Little Fingers.” 

In addition to the messages from 
similar 
and Lampasas, 
Gatesville 
acknowledgem ents have been 
re­
ceived here from Gonzales, Bonham, 
Yoakum, Valley View, 
other 
re­
places th a t caught the 
ports of the game sent out by the 
U niversity station.

and 
radio 

TURTLES IM B E D TO 

' W H . HIGH SCORERS

V edder W ins Long Plunge and 
U nd er-w ater Sw im ; Brough­
er G ets Most Points

According to Director P harr this 
will be the last concert of the season. 
Erwin F. Smith, m anager 
the 
band, had planned to close the year’s
A l f exam inations "for Ju n e g r a d u - |work with the W oodridge Park con-

The A dm inistrative Council of the 
general faculty voted in its session 
W ednesday afternoon th at all cand!-J 
dates for graduation in June, 192Z, j
t
who have exam inations scheduled for 
•Thursday, Friday and Saturday, ot 
the regular exam ination week, shall 
take them on Thursday, Friday and 
S aturday, respectively, of the reced­
ing week, in the same order and a t 
the same tim e as scheduled.

ates coming on Monday, Tuesday, 
and W ednesday of the regular exam 
week, will be taken ju st as scheduled.
Those set for Thursday, Friday, 
and Saturday of next week will be 
taken by candidates for June gradu­
ation in the auditorium of the Law 
Building, at the regular examination 
hours,— nine until 
the 
m orning, and two to five in the a f ­
ternoon, 
noon.

twelve 

in 

de­

and 

“ La Paloma,” that fantastic Span­
ish seranade, harmonized with 
the 
twilight setting and received popular 
favor from the audience.

Rather more classical, 
Sousa* I
lightful! presented, were 
I 
For making the highest number of 
“ Field Artillery March,” “ A Night in 
points on strokes, dives, and stunts 
Berlin” and A lexander's “ Olympia 
Hippodrome March.”
ip the T urtle Club, a gold turtle was 
awarded 
to Katherine Brougher at 
the last m eeting of W. A. A. Thurs­
day night. Silver tu rtles were given 
to Lloyd M artin, Laura Thompson, 
Alice Domingues, and Sibyl Vedder, 
who came next on the list of points.
At the swimming meet which was 
held a t Deep Eddy Wednesday after 
noon, Lloyd M artin took first place. 
K atherine Brougher came next, fol­
lowed by Laura Thompson, Alice 
Domingues, Sybil Vedder and Thirba 
Worley. The first place in the meet 
counted fo r sixty points toward the 
gold tu rtle , and the next five places 
counted fifty , forty, thirty, twenty 
and ten respectively.

Activity of the Cosmopolitan Club 
for this year closed with an informal 
meeting on Dr. W. T. M athers lawn. 
Election of officers for th e -coming 
pro­

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O fficers E lected at 

of C osm opolitan Club

Last Y early M eeting 

cert.

of 

i year followed a short social 

This modified schedule is not o p -1 £ ram - Mr. M. A. H enry gave 
tional, and m ust be followed by all I Piano 80,01 PearI C- Dahl #P°ke on
New Zealand; and Miss Vertrees 
candidates, and by no one except 
gave a talk on Geneva. The follow­
candidates fo r graduation this June, 
ing officers were elected: Tom Nash, 
according to E. J. Matthews, secre­
president; A. P. MiKtchevitcb, vice­
tary of the A dm inistrative Council, 
president, and Lucy Plunkett, secre­
and chairman of the schedule com­
tary.
m ittee.

Sybil Vedder, made a long plunge 
going 40 feet 
inches. Martin 
l l 
pluned 40 fee t 6 inches, and Thom­
son 38 feet 8 inches.

under-w ater 

Miss Vedder again 
the 

distinguished 
herself in 
swim, 
leaving the others behind when she 
swam IOO feet. Miss Brougher got 
away for 85 1-2 feet, while Penn 
made 83 feet.

In the IOO foot dash* Miss Brough­
er took first place in 21 seconds, and 
Lloyd M artin second in 23 seconds.

AUXILIARY SELLS P O P P IE S

to 

Red poppies will be sold by the 
American Legion Auxiliary 
the 
Travis Post on Saturday, May 27, 
for the benefit of the Auxiliary work. 
The poppies sold on th a t day will 
serve a two-fold purpose to honor the 
dead and to aid in making the living 
Veterans more happy.

Although sold on Saturday, 

the 
poppies are not 
to be worn until 
Monday, May 30, in honor of the 
dead.

BEGIN HALF-HOLIDAYS

All city employees will enjoy half* 
holidays each Saturday afternoon a f­
ternoon beginning June I and con­
tinuing through Septem ber 30. Th* 
resolution providing for these halt^ 
holidays was introduced into the city 
commission by H arry L. Haynes, and 
Satuv- 
was unanim ously adopted. 
j day, Ju n e 3, will be the first holiday 
that the employees will have.

BAYLOR ALUMNI BANQUET

The state-w ide Baylor University 
alumni banquet, which was origin­
ally set fo r April 13, b u t was post­
poned, will be held a t the Driskall 
Hotel, Thursday, June I a t 7 p. rn. 
A musical program for the evening*# 
entertainm ent has been 
arranged. 
Governor N eff will preside as toast­
m aster, and many prom inent men 
who have been students a t Baylor 
will speak on the program.

The Cosmopolitan Club is under 
the auspices o f the Y. W. C. A. and 
the Y. lf. C. A. 
Its purpose is to 
bring the students of all nationah- 
tie8 together for their m utual aid 
and benefit.

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CO ED P.T. WORK ENDS 

W ITH EXAM S THIS WEEK

Work 

training 
in girls’ physical 
is being rounded off for the year 
in the examinations th at arc being- 
held, in all classes and a1! sports dur­
ing this week. Finals in swimming 
were held Tuesday a t Deep Eddy,] 
and will be held at the same place 
again Friday. Canoeing finals, as} 
well as those in the land sports and 
dancing are already finished. No P. 
T. classes will be held during dead 
Week.

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STEP-SING TO BE REPEATED

On the steps of the Main Build­
ing at 7 30 this evening, the second
step-sing will be held. • As before, 
the Mandolin Club will assist with 
the music, and copies of the favorite 
Varsity son ga to be sung will be on 
hand for ail present.

POSTAL STATION CLOSES

The University Postoffice S ta­
tion will be closed Friday a fte r­
noon from 3 to 4 o’clock, because 
of a meetin gof all portal em- 
ployees which will be held at that 
time. 
George W. Sparenberg, 
newly appointed postm aster, will 
this 
meet all 
time. Out-going Postm aster J e f­
ferson Johnson will alan attend 
the meeting to have a last meet­
ing with the entire staff.

the employees at 

S ixteen Neophytes A dm itted 
* in to Circle Which G ives 
Them Hearty R eception

FEATURE H E STICKS"

“ B est Initiation Ever,” D eclares 
G eorge Hill, President o f 
O rganization

B y Lloyd J. G regory

the 

Above 

“ T ” Association. 

the resounding smaek of 
paddle coming in contact with human 
flesh, and even above 
joyous 
laughter of the old *‘T” men were 
heard the agonizing groans yesterday 
afternoon n East Woods of the six­
teen neophytes, as they were ad­
m itted into the select circle of the 
Longhorrt 
Im ­
m ediately following the hearty re ­
ception given to the new men, A th­
letic D irector Bellmont, gathered the 
initiates together for a group picture. 
Upon observing the refusal of any of 
the athletes to seat themselves for 
the picture, George Hill, until yes­
terday president of the “ T ” Associ­
ation, declared: “It is the best in iti­
ation we have ever had, if any of 
you are able to sit down for a weak, 
I shall feel that we old men ~ railed 
to do our duty today.”

L ait of Neophyte*

The men who were admitted to the 
fold yesterday were: George Ritchie, 
V ernon Schuhardt, Albert Curtis, 
Oscar Eckhardt, Heinie Odom, Ben­
n ett Smith, Cecil Hilliard, W alter 
Craddock, Arthur Allen, Leon Gor­
man, Raleigh Sapp, Clarence Hem- 
sill, Dial Shropshire, John Mulcahy, 
Ed Carson.

of 

ceremony 

Exceeding impressive was the^lm- 
tiation 
yesterday. 
N aturally heavy emphasis was placed 
on the “ rough and ready” stuff, and 
the new men showed they were of 
Longhorn letter caliber by having as 
much or more fun out of the pro­
ceedings han did the wielders of the 
“ Big Sticks.” However, 
occasion 
was not lacking in more dignified de­
tails.

C ertifica te* P resen ted

to 

into 

For instance, as each men was be­
ing prepared to set out on his hazar­
dous journey, he was presented with 
a 
certificate of membership. The 
retain 
neophyte was instructed 
possession of the priceless souvenir 
and token a t all costs, and to have 
the certificate framed after the cere­
mony, in commemoration of his ad­
organization of 
mission 
the 
V arsity athletes. And despite 
the 
strenuous efforts of and despite the 
strenuous efforts of the old men to 
secure possession of these certificates 
each o f the neophytes arrived a t the 
j end of his tumultuous journey witn 
; the paper in his won hand the old 
I men to secure possesion of 
these 
certificates, each of the neophytes 
upon arrived at the end of his tum ul­
tous voyage with the certificate In 
his own hand.

A fter a short business meeting, In

(Continued on page 4)

“SPORTS G ir l

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 PRESS

It is the desire of the executive 
committee th a t each county unit or­
ganize the alum ni in th eir respective 
counties into organizations during 
the summer. Much work 
is being 
the students now, 
done among all 
not for the purpose 
securing 
pledges or of authorizing them to se­
to 
cure pledges from alum ni, but 
inform students so th at they will be 
able to work 
respective 
towns and counties. •

th eir 

of 

in 

The list of counties and the place 
they will meet a re : Ed. B. 206, Bas­
trop; L. B. 105, Bell; Ed. B. 310, 
Cherokee; Ed. B. 307, Coleman; Ed. 
B. 203, Collins; Ed. B. 208, De W itt; 
Ed. B. 223, H arrison; Bd. B. 203, 
Hayes; M. B. 206, Hill; M. B. 140, 
H unt; M. B. 134, Nueces; Ed. B. 210, 
Robertson; M. B. 209, Wood; Ed. B.
207, Dallam, H artley, Moore, Ochie- 
tree, Roberta and Sherm an; M. B.
208, Arm strong, Deaf Sm ith, Dpnley, 
Gray and Randall; M. B. 225, Chil­
dress, Collingsworth, C attle, Hemp­
hill, Stonewall and Lipscomb; M. B.

(Continued on page 4)

Many to Complete 

Trials for Places 

in Sigma Delta Psi

Many aspirants for Sigma Delta 
Psi have been making th eir final ef­
forts to qualify for eith er senior o t j 
junior time in the various events this 
week; but few are making senior 
standing.

“ Doc” Goddard, by qualifying In 
the IOO yard swim yesterday m orn­
ing, became the second Sigma Delta 
Psi member of this year with senhor 
standing. G. M. Ritchie is the other 
athlete who has made 
the athletic 
fratern ity during this spring’s tr y ­
outs.

Among those who will in all prob­
ability finish their requirem ents foe 
senior standing before school closes 
are Jim Reese, 
J. L. McCullough, 
A. Ragland, J. P. Cook, and A. L, 
Ainsworth.

FORTY-ONE MEM BERS OF 

B A N D WILL G ET A W A R D S

Forty-one “T and L yre’s” have 
been ordered by the advisory board 
of the Longhorn Band to be awarded 
to members showing the g reatest ra­
the past 
te rest and ability during 
year. The award this year is to be 
the standard for the fu tu re. 
It con­
sists of a pin, which bears a “T ” and 
a 
a lyre, attached by a chain 
small guard in the form of a head 
of a Longhorn steer.

to 

The names of those who will 

re- j 

! ! Wl ! hiS, *War^ hf Ve "0t yBt been U °-ed A thletic Paper W ill Be
announced by the board. 

R eady for Distribution in 
t h e M o rn in g

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NEARLY ALL CACTUS SOLD

Only a few copies of the Cactus, 
are now left on the hands of the 
business staff, according 
to.* an­
nouncem ent made yesterday. As all 
these books were ordered, and pay­
m ents were therefore made on Hume, 
if they are not called for, the stu­
dents who ordered 
lose 
their original de; < sit. Year-books 
are now being sold to students who 
placed n j orders lart fall.

them will 

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NEW CANDY SHOP

Newest of the additions to the lit­
tle city along the west side of G uad­
alupe, opposite the campus, is a can­
dy shop installed next door to the 
V anity Beauty Shop and 
the Owl 
Lunch Room, during the past week. 
The shop is simply a confectionary, 
no other lines being carried, and all 
candy being made on the location.

“The Sports Girl,” an eight page 
paper which is being put out by the 
m em bers of the Woman’s Athletic 
Association, will be ready for sale 
S atu rd ay morning.

It will contain a resume of the big 
things which the Association 
has 
done during the year, and all of the 
recen t events. There are also stor­
ies on what is expected to be don* 
next year. There will be eighteen 
cuts including a cartoon by Jane tv.
Worthington.

This is the first time that the As­
sociation has ever attem pted to pub­
lish a paper devoted women’s ath ­
letics. The reason for this edition 
was th a t the weather and tig ris® * . 
in the lake prevented 
tov 
women from being carried ob in the 
usual way, and it was suggested th at 
a ' paper be published in o rd er 
to 
m aintain interest. Members of W. A, 
A. dis the reporting for the

sports 

 i ! ’ l € f x a t t

P r e s e n t D a y C lu b , M B. 

I SS. 

Martha McCoy, Editor

the ideas of the student body. 
When they are changed, 
the 
papers (which if they are any 
good at all represent w ith fair 
th ink 
accuracy what 
and feel) will soon follow.

students 

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Editorials

Right now is th e tim e to com e in and select your goi^g-away luggage. 
And the best part o f it is th at we can giv e you now real honest fo 
goodness leather bags and cases, even low er than pre war prices

T ravelin g B ags ....
Suit C a s e s ................
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W ardrobe Trunks
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Steam er Trunks ...
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S p r i n g B r e a k f a s t a t M ic h ig a n
The co-eds o f the University 

ot 
Michigan will formally greet spring 
with th**ir annual 
breakfast. 
This breakfast consists o f all spring 
dishes, especially 
s t r a w b e r r i e s and 
cream.

lawn 

B luebonnet Shop 

of
Silk U nd erw ear starts Satur­
day,

sale 

B luebonnet Shop sale s ta r ts 

Saturday.

E v e r y k i n d o f l u g g a g e f r o m th e b e s t t h a t is m a d e 
t h a t ii g o o d .

Don’t fail to* to visit our fan cy leath er good s department 
make the selection o f graduation g ifts easy.

va rd. Two students, who were en* 
gaged in an arm y te st o f liq u ify in g 
oxy gen, w ere blown to pieces. The 
others w ere taking a lectu re in the 
room above and w ere injured when. 
the floor was blown out by the rush 
o f air.

M a r q u e t t S t a r t s D r i v e f o r N ew F ie ld
At a mass m eetin g o f the stu d en ts 
and a lu m n i,o f M arquett U n iv ersity , 
at M ilwaukee a big drive for $200,- 
000 was 
launched. The com m ittee 
will have plans drawn f o r a 
large 
stadium and a special gridiron. 
If 
the drive goes through, the athletic 
to m ake baseball a 
council plan 
major sport.

S M. U. . P r e s i d e n t G e t s B is b o p rf e

Dr.. H. A. Boaz, president 

of 
Southern Methodist University wan 
elected a bishop of 
the Methodist 
church, at the General Conference at 
Little Rock, Arkansas last week. Dr. 
Boaz has been in the service of the 
Methodist church since 1837. He has 
been holding the office of president 
of the university since 1920.

THIS WEEK
T o d a y

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D e W i t t C o u n t y s t u d e n t s , E d . B 

2 0 8 , 7 : 3 0 p. rn.

“ T ” b a n q u e t , C a c t u s T e a Room, 

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considered 

more than two miles per hour* An 
this 
English girl who couldn’t do 
with ease would be 
In 
England an invalid. But here where 
the flow er of Texas manhood is gath­
ered, here where the youth o f Texas 
is supposed to attaih its peak of vig­
or, this little stunt is considered a 
noteworthy achievement for a young 
there were no moun­
m an! And 
tains to scale, no raging torrents to 
be breasted not hi ng of the 
sort, 
just the smooth shimmer o f a tae- 
viated road stretching out in the dis­
tance!

ROY BEDICHEK.

intended 

ALL POEMS 

the 
Frank Poetry Prize contest should 
be left at the English office M. B. 
116, not later than Monday, June 5.

for 

E. M. CLARK

ALL (lashes in swimming will 
held at Jb-ep Eddy this week.

MISS HISS

C o l o r a d o G o lf T o u r n a m e n t

The Colorado Aggies will 

clash 
with Colorado U niversity In a got! 
tournament next Saturday 
the 
Broadmoor links at Fort Collins. 
Much interest is shown by the stu­
dents of both schools, as their tourna­
ment will decide the championship of 
the Rocky Mountain conference.

at 

in H a r v a r d L a b o r a t o r y 

E x p lo s io n 
Two students were killed and seven 
injured when a tank o f liquid oxygen 
exploded in the basement o f the J e f­
ferson physical laboratory, at Har-

B luebonnet Shop 

sale 

of 

Sw eaters starts Saturday.

B luebonnet Shop 

sale of 
Silk U nderw ear starts Satur 
day.

Everybody 
realizes 
the vast im portance 
of keeping a nice 
wardrobe, and some 
people are puzzled as 
to the m ethods they 
should take, in trying 
to keep their clothes 
looking clean a n d 
neat. • T h ey s o o n 
come to the realiza­
tion that their clothes 
must be kept free of 
dirt, and th at this dirt 
must be removed in a 
scientific way, so as 
not to harm the m a te­
rial. O u r modern 
Cleaning and Press­
ing Plant does this.

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cause wholesome, appetizing
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eating is a good habit.

You can inspect for yourself 
how inviting everything is— 
and find just w hat you w ant 
for a light lunch or complete

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By Failing to Carry Home Your Cactus

 THE DAILY TEXAN

Y.W.C.A. COLLECTS PLEDGES 

FOR SUPPORT OF SECRETARY 

IN ACTIVE SERVICE IN CHINA

w m ir iU I

* E le a n o r H indm u 
E d itor

P l u m b J a c k s o n

The marriage of Miss Jane Ja ck ­
son of Beaumont to Mr. Curtis Pium- 
»y also of Beaumont was solemnized
bt t h e First Methodist Church of that 
bi tv Tuesday May 23. The bride is 
former University student and 
a 
member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, 
is a graduate of 
Pittsburgh University and a member 
bf Delta Tau Delta fraternity:

the groom 

hi Ie 

The church was decorated like a 
[garden with a trellis of sweet peas 
over the altar. Little Mary Martin 
and Fay Wilson opened the rose cov­
ered gates for the wedding party. 
The brides-maids. Misses Florence 
Fletcher, of Beaumont, Argoo .Tack- 
|Son of Corsicana, Pauline Pridgie of 
Beaumont, Tabby Jackson and Frkn- 
celle Jackson of Corsicana, Martha 
Frazier, Lucretia Hodges and Fay 
Weiss of Beaumont entered two by 
two, in chiffon dresses of pastel 
shades, and carrying pink roses and 
shepherdess, crook tied with maline 
[how. Mrs. P. B. Doty, sister of the 
[brith? was matron-of-honor, and Miss 
IKloise Hodges the maid of honor. 
Little Ruby Reed and Seawiltow Ect- 
[wards were flower girls. The bride 
mitered on the arm of her father, Mr 
Ben Jackson, and she wore a dress 
of white satin heavily 
In 
pearls and trimmed in cascades of 
real lace. The groom was attended 
ny Gordon Neece of Beaumont.

beaded 

The ceremony was followed by a 
the Neches 
reception and dance at 
Club. A fter a trip to 
the Ozark 
Mountains, Mr. and Mrs. Plumby will 
make their home in Beaumont.

M r . W. M. Tremble announces the 
marring, of her daughter, Billie 
Louise, to Sidney P. Chandler, Tues­
re­
day, May 16. Mr. Chandler 
ceived his law degree from the Uni­
versity last year, and was prominent 
in student affairs. Mrs. Chandler 
was a popular Fort Worth girl.

Maude Woodyard of Belton ha* 
been visiting Misses Helen and Mad- 
alyn Baxter.

Mrs. George from San Antonio fs 
visiting her daughter, Annie Kath- 
eryn, at Lubbock Hall.

Mrs. Davies of San Antonio 
visiting her daughter, Rowena, 
Lubbock Hall.

1s
at

Tho?. H. Sanders has 

returned 
from a short business trip to San 
Antonio.

The Faculty Club will hold its an­
nual barbecue Saturday evening at 
Barton Springs.

Bernice MeClaren, of Southwest­
visiting Myrtle 

ern University, is 
Payne.

John Madrid from Wichita Falls, 
has returned home a fte r visiting hts 
sister, Etta, at Driakill Hall.

Mrs. Jolly from Lockhart has re­
turned after visiting her daughter,
Vivian.

Francis W hittaker and Elizabeth 
Stamps are visiting their parents In
Seguin.

Julia Mc Vicar has 

to 
school after a short visit to Fort 
Worth.

returned 

Alma Wright has returned from 

house party.

Virgil Lutrell has returned from a 

short visit to San Antonio.

Susie Fisher of Houston is a guest 

at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house.

By Julia M. Crisp

to a 

As the year draws 

close, 
every effort is being made to 'collect 
all pledges which have been made to 
the Y. W. C. A. The association Is 
very badly in need of all funds which 
are out, especially the 
sun)" which 
goes every year to Miss Nancy Leu 
Swann in China.

Two years ago, the University As­
sociation Undertook the support of 
a foreign secretary. Miss Nancy Lee 
Swann, an alumna of this institution, 
was in this country on her furlough, 
after a service of six years in China. 
The Association selected Miss Swann 
as it representative, the place of ser­
vice to be named by 
the National 
Board.

During Miss Swann's 

vacation 
year, she took her M. A. degree at 
the University of Texas. Her sub­
jects were: International Law, Gov­
ernment, and the History of the Far 
East, The subject of her thesis was 
The Shantung Province. It is inter­
esting to note that 
the National 
Board later assigned Miss Swann to 
the Shantung Province in its chief 
city, Tsinan. 
In this city she will be 
stationed for at least a period of five 
years.

Because of Miss Swann’s previous 
experience of six years in China, and 
because she uses in Shantung prac­
tically the same dialect spoken in the 
Honan Province where she was form­
erly located, she has been* able tti 
two years to establish a city associ­
ation in Tsinan with one native sec­
report Miss 
retary. 
•Swann stated that hej association had 
raised by and from its local women 
four hundred dollars towards its bud­
get. The National Board expects, in 
a few years, to have these foreign 
associations meet all their expenses 
except the salary of the general sec­
retary. And this the women are glad

In a recent 

Bluebonnet Shop sale sta rts 

to try to do. Many of th e ir gifts 
must be exceedingly small only a 
few cents given by each woman.

high 

from 

established 

Miss Swann’s work now is chiefly 
the 
with girls in the schools 
: primary through the 
school, 
and the Girls’ Normal School. Next 
In 
i year there will be 
Tsinan a eo-edueational College. Lat­
er, work for the city will be begun. 
Naturally she will be able to find the 
leadership 
best women to develop 
and to encourage to study abroad. 
Already this province has forty-nine 
students in America alone, Molding 
Ma now’ a student in the University 
of Texas, being one of this number.
Recently at a dinner given to news­
paper reporters, by the high officials 
of the province 
including its gover­
nor, Miss Swann was on the* program 
And made her address 
in Chinese. 
With this province now aroused from 
its long sleep, who can estimate how 
intelligent 
jrnuch this one secretary, 
in sympathy with the Chinese 
and 
point of view, can accomplish in 
a 
life time.

“ J u st a tria l, please. Mrs. 
E d g a r Floyd, 112 W est 7th 
S tree t. D ressm akers.99

H illyer’s 

flow ers p ersu ad e 
w h ere arg u m en ts fail. P hone 
61 GO.

Try Q I O O 
Our 

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Austin Laundry & 
Dry Cleaning Co.
(W e Wash in Soft W ater)

Dr. H. T. ParHft entertained at his 
home 
in Hyde Park Wednesday 
light. Those present were Dr. .D. 
J. Cooke, Charles H. Heimsath, A. 
Cooper, Billie Potts, Pat Lara- 
f ignore, Homer Toland, Alfonso Rag- 

and and H. A. Wroe Jr. 

•

Town and Gown Club, composed
pf fifteen faculty members and fif­
t e e n business men, held its annual 
J, E. 
c a r c e l Lodge seven miles up the 
ver.

rbecue last night at Dr. 

from Dallas! 
Mr.,. Wilder Dunn, 
ublic Health Service Department is 
a guest of Mrs. T. H. Raymons at 
Grace Hall. Mrs. Dunn was former­
ly an assistant in the Chemistry De­
partment.

Polly Thompson is visiting her rel­

Saturday.

atives at Nvw Braunfels.

Kona Collier is visiting her sister 

In Beaumont.

Blanche Bennett 

is visiting 

In 

Houston.

SPECIAL SALE

Verna Evans is visiting Mary P a t­

SY r

terson at her home in Austin.

ON-

Jeanette Milam is ill at Grace Hall. 

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B luebonnet Shop 

sale of 

S w eaters s ta rts S a tu rd a y .

B luebonnet Shop 
G ifts s ta rts S atu rd a y .

sale of 

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“ F o r F low ers Fone 8 2 6 1 /’

Box Stationery

TWO BOXES FOR THE PRICE OF ONE

JORDAN’S KODAK AND GIFT SHOP

CLASSIFIEDS

Alfred Ellison 

A. D. Boone

61 5 Congress

John Bell, son of Mrs. Florence 
^Sniith Bell, assistant dean of worn- 
m, has, returned from Roswell, New 
lexico, where he has been in mili­
tary college.

Miss Sulena Jones of Hemphill is 
the house guest of Minnie Giesecke, 
at 24UC Rio Grande. Miss Jones is 
a former University student, and a 
member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority.

Hedwig Eichenburg, a medical stu­
dent at Galveston will arrive Sunday 
to be with her sister Irma Eichen- 
hurg, who will receive the degree of 
B, A. in June.

Dixie Black, who has been ill at 
Seton, has withdrawn from the Uni­
versity and will return to her home 
in Jasper, Saturday.

Irene Jones and Mattie Barnes left 
last night for Galveston where they 
will attend the final ball given by
the Galveston 
the senior class of 
Medical school.

Miss Hutton Laurans o f New Or­
of Kappa 
leans, district president 
Alpha Theta sorority is a guest at 
the Kappa Alpha Theta house.

Miss Sula May, former University 
student, has returned from Cotulla 
to bt* with her parents in Austin dur­
ing the vacation period.

Doris Latham of Dublin, a former 
student of the University, is visiting
friends on the campus.

Cants Davis who has been 

the 
guest of Helen .Tamar has returned to 
Her home in San Marcos.

Pi Kappa Alpha announces the In­
itiation of Donald M, Duson or El 
Campo, Texas.

B luebonnet Shop 
H osiery sta rts S atu rd a y .

sale 

LU

FIX UP FOR THE SUMMER— Get 
a large cool room with sleeping 
porch. Rooms are attractive and 
conveniently 
across 
located 
street from Law Building. With o* 
without board. 2010 Wichita. Phone 
— tf.
3455. 

just 

STUDENTS— Good, tin t class bas­
her serries at tbs Hall of F ans, 
Palace Barber Shop, * next deer Is 
—i f
Kress. 

DR. WILLIAM E. BERGMAN, salts
005 Littlefield Building, denial 
surgeon sud pyorrhea specialist, o f­
fice phone 2538. Austin, Texas, -—l f

ate, satisfaction assured; 

HEMSTITCHING— Charges moder­
sewing 
st 
machines rented and 
Household Specialty Shop 17#0 La­
if.
vaca. Phone 7086. 

repaired 

men during summer 

FOR RENT— Furnished rooms for
2508 Rio 
Grande. Available 25th inst. All 
conveniences with sleeping gallery.
— 27

LOST— Gold Wahl 

fountain pen.
Finder please return to Jack Life 
Texan office. Liberal reward. — 27

FOR RENT—Two coolest upstairs 
rooms in city. Hot water. Call 
2104 Tom Green or dial 2911 morn­
— 29
ings. • 

LOST— A purple silk umbrella with 
ivory handle monogrammed F. F. 
K. Finder please phone 4616. — 26

FOR SALE—-One of the best clean­
ing and pressing establishments In 
the University vicinity. This 
is rn 
bargain, must be sold. Call at 712 
Scarbrough Bldg. Ask for Thomas.
— 26

LOST— on campus, case containing 
shell rimmed glasses and fountain 
lost 

pen. Finder please return to 
and found office.

LOST— On tl^e campus, junior A. A 
M. pin with initials J. P. C. Re­
turn to lost and found office. Re­
— 28
ward. 

A lu m n i R ecall That

A n n u a l Physics Joke
DE F I N E e l e c t r i c i t y ” said th e P r o f. The 

class w as m o w n d o w n , o n e b y o n e , lik e 
so m a n y w h is k e r s. A n d th en 
“ no o n e has 
ever Keen able p r o p e r ly to define e le c t r ic it y 
s i n c e its d i s c o v e r y . ” A n d t h e s m i l e d r ie d 
on his face!

S in c e I 8 4 0 W i l l i a m s Sha ving Soap has 
b e e n d e f i n e d b y h u n d r e d s o f t h o u s a n d s o f 
p e r f e c t i o n . 
c o l l e g e m e n w i t h o n e w o r d 
A n d it doesnt dry o n yo u r face.

E xam ple— W illiams’ Shaving Cream. A t 7:50 
you can whip up a cream y m ellow lather that 
so ften s the heart o f the 
toughest stu b b le. Y our 
snickersnee slips along to 
a slick jo b and a glove- 
sm ooth face— in time to 
catch chapel at 8.

A n d the satisfaction 
afterwards is almost inde­
finable at that.

Try it —
tomorrow It*fora 
chapel,

Cool Fresh Frocks for Wear Right Now

with the assurance of hot, hot days, you long for the c o olest possible dress and what 
could be fresher than a dainty voile with a collar to set o f f your lace at its best. Or, 
perhaps, you prefer dotted Swiss w hich is never more cha rm in g than these lovely col­
ors and styles.
A new m ode for the season is the printed crepe in ja d e, blue, red, tan and rust.

Special Sale of ^ off on Silk Underwear

P erfect tailored blouse for your ligh t suit new in dotted Sw iss and Tissue Gingham, 
Blue abd Y ellow with round collar.

M. E S T E S & CO.

816 C ongress A venue

BUY YOUR CACTUS

m / % r v 
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Full of College Pep

Cactus Sale Continues
from 8 a. rn. till 6 p. rn.

Only a Few Le

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starring Alma
yesterday afternoon, R«*ubm*, and “The Leatherpushers/*

oirer Thomas 
j will meet up with Captain Lloyd I the popular prire-fight series.
Gregory for the championship in the;
All-comers Tournament now bel nj? I
!
staged by tennis players in the U ni-1 
versity.

Wallace Reid is a hi* best fn 

Texes 

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“T ” A SSO CIATIO N 

HOLDS IN IT IA T IO N 

ON WALLER CREEK 

W RESTLING T O U R N A M E N T
I BEGINS TH IS A FTER NO O N 
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THEATERS

Majestic

The University String Quartette, 
composed of Erdl S. King, C. C, 
Wright, Harold Broome and C. O.
Oakley will play at 
the Majestic
Theatre friday and Saturday mar-
inei- and night. The instruments will
he a guitar, a mandolin, a banjo and
a banjo-mandolin. Some of the lat-
est of the best music for these popts-
far instruments will be played. This

! wiI1 b“ in • ddtH»n *° 
I Majestic music. The picture at-
traction on Friday and Saturday will

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which th# Longhorn 
letter men
pledged themselves to work toward
the securing of free admission prt-
< lieges to athletic contests for “T“
men, the officers who will preside
over the Association for the 1922-23
session were selected. Swede Swea-
*on was elected president and Buddy
Tynes vice-president, both men r«-
ceiving their honors by a unanimous
vote.

Some 25 men are .scheduled to be­
gin the elimination matches in the
wrestling tournament that will start
this aftemon at 3 o'clock. Coact!
Roy McLean stated that it will pror>-
ably take several days for all eliim-
nation matches to be run off, because
there are 
most of the weights tha’ will have to 
be put out by elimination before the
finals can be started. The finals in
each of the at'veil weights will come
some time during the first of nextj 
week.

contenders

several 

-o-

L o ts o f E a ts
The Athletic Council 

furnished 
Blue bonnet Shop 
“Eats” of great abundance and »uv-
passing quality. So hungry and appro- G ifts starts Saturday. 
elative were the Longhorns that Mr. 
Bellmont and “ Doc” Wisian who
I took turns at filling the ice cream 
In
leones, both developed 
the huge
“The J their right arm, before 
It is

cramps 

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T H U R L O W tt. W E E D

M odern F u n e r a l H o m e. 

S u p er io r A m b u la n c e S e r v ic e .

sale

E m b a lm er and F u n e r a l D ir e c to r ; 

Love Special," a red blooded action freezer of cream was emptied. 
picture, which is on view 
at 
Texa* theatre today and Saturday, j found a unique use 
It is a virile railroad story and every 

Ice
ream, and that this discovery was

the *aid that a number of the new mer, L avaca a t 1 7 th
for 

the 

** ,i"e'1 with "tr0ne 'l r * m a t i '- 1 very M othier and cooling 

to a ir .

W hen you think of clean in g 
and tailorin g w e are thinking 
o f you. B iggs dc Co.

T o d a y an d S a tu rd a y 
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P O R T

U «y4 J . Gregory, E d itor. 
C. H. W ilco * , A M iitB B t

VARSITY ALL-STAB 
BULL T E I PLATS

HTE MEETS U T

FIE PLAT FOB TITLE

G r e g o r y and W h ite W I B 'F a c e
Tab«r*Hilliard Com bi na- 

Hon 

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T h orT h o™ l i d F r e s h m e n "* 

W i l l F a ce L egion S q u a d 

The semi-final match yesterday af-;

from
every phase, the lanky Longhorn net-
man winning in two straight sets,
•-2, and MI. U .m * his c.nno«-b.H I 

This afternoon at 4 o’clock tbs 
University a ll-Star? will clash with 
the strong American legion baseball 
team on Clark Field Coach Billy 
Discfe will pitch the first ball of th?*
afternoon a cun teat, which will he ' ternooi? wa* a White affair 
the last game that Varsity baseball 
fans will have the chance of wit­
nessing thin season.
aggregations will 
Both diamond 
pres**rtf the beat 
lineup* possible, 
with the Legion team having an edge 
because of the fact that Coach Ditch 
will use a 
combination of Long­
horn. Shorthorn, and freshmen play­
ers rn attempting to humble 
tha 
famous Austin Warrior*. Cook will 
from all indications oppose Gerrish 
in the box at the beginning of the 
combat, although Eckhart 
the 
University team and Davis for the 
Legion team are two extremely good 
hurler* that have excellent chances* 
of going into action.

alertness 

for 

One of the greatest aquatic meet* i B louses starts Saturday.

thin afternoon at 4; ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ 

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serves and sure placements a* if In
an inter-eollegiale meet, White hadj
Thomas at his mercy in every game 
of the match. However, Thomas put j 
up a brand of tennis that is entirely J 
representative of real Longhorn style. INTER-DEPARTM ENTAL 
service I 
Hia headwork, lobbing, and 
com­
had his worthy opponent on 
pliant 
the 
throughout 
match.

AQUATIC MEET TODAY 

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run 

in the history of intramural sport* j 
in expected 
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock, 
o'clock when the strong department j 
in both th<* singles and 
the finals 
teams will clash for honors in, the 
doubles will be 
off. Captain 
water event* at Deep Eddy.
Gregory and White will contend with 
entered; 
department ha* 
the Taber-Hilliard combination 
for 
strong teams, and some classy swlm-j
honors in 
the doubles. Featuring
thej ming is scheduled to take place, for 
the entire tournament will be 
performs* will 
battle for all-University singles hon-J several 
credable 
last 
intramural
ors between Gregory and White j participate in the 
Ixiuia Dominguez, 
event of the year. 
Both men are in top form and prom­
easily 
representing 4he Engineers, 
ise an exhibition of rare court abil­
•outstripped ail other swimmers last 
ity.
year, but is guaranteed some compe­
tition this afternoon.

Each 

STUDENTS MAKE PLANS 

TO ORGANIZE COUNTIES 

TO HELP UNION CENTER

(Continued from page I)

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B iscoe, Floyd, Hale, Hall and
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, Swisher; M. B. 168, ( rosby, Dickens,
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CENTENARIAN GETS LL. D.

Cornelius Cole, 

former United 
States Senator from California, ha* 
accepted an invitation to attend the 
commencement of Wesleyan Univer­
sity at Middletown, Conn., in June to 
receive a degree of LL. D. Bx-

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HANCOCK
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T oday and Rest of W eek

D. W. Griffith
P resents

“ORPHANS OF 

THE STORM”

Starring 
Lillian and D orothy Giah

Sp ecial Sym phony 
O rch estra

Longhorns Play

afternoon’s

Coach Ditch stated yesterday af­
ternoon that he expected to use a 
large number of promising Long­
horn material in this 
several of 
diamond tilt. However, 
the first string Longhorn players will 
l « *et*n in I he lineup that will op­
pose 
the Legion a ires. Ward be­
hind the bat, Muleaby at the initial 
sack, and Nowlin at the hot corner 
will perform in the game.

The lineup that will, from all ap­
pearances work 
for the University 
all-Stars is pitchers, Eckhart and 
Cook; with Ward receiving their de-!
n i k 
liveries. Palk or Muleahy at fir st,. e 
.. 
Smith at second, Nowlm at third, „ 
K H * at stwrt. Kin* in left field. 

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Hey! this is a game of tennis, not 

Whats the, matter, too SPEEDY fof

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a barrage! 

you!

ITI say so! How do you do it’
By using a Lee SLOTTED I HKOAT 
tennis racket Constructed of th- best 
materials and having the distinctive, patented SLOT Lee 
rackets are more—SPEEDY, STRONG and DURA BIX 
The SLOT; imparts the very slightest spring—annot ice 
able to the user—but lending eitra power and velocity 
to the Service, Drive and Smash, 
insures absolutely 
perfect balance and absorbs tin? crashing, smashing ink* 
and shocks that split racket* at the shoulder 

it 

Thanks for the tip, Bill! I’m going to get one—theu, 

watch my brook*!

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in center and Sledge 

in right. T»"3fi W- B. 204, f.ctor, Gbumroek, j Senator Cole nill be IOO years old: 

The 

\ustin all-Stars will 

start H°war<1> Midland, Mitchell and Scur-| „n September 17 next.

sw im m ing,|similar methods at other universities ug a t r ia l. B ig g s & C o .

Wuolst*y behind Hie bat, Gerrish or ’’Ti 
^18, Galveston; Ed. B,
Davis in the box, Richard* at first, 312, Harris; M. B. 142, tannin; M. B.
Captain Talk at second, Severn at 219, Navarro; L. B. IGI, Williamson; 
third, Whit worth at short, and Whit- U B. 3, Brewster, Jeff Davis, Presid- 
lock. .Jamar and Smith in the field to, Reeves and Ward; L. B. 5, Foard, 
Hardeman and Wilbarger; L. B. 7,
positions.* 
The receipts of th* game this af- Baylor, Haskill, Knox and Throck- 
ternoon will go to the Welfare Coun- morion; l.aw Auditorium, Dallas; L.
and 
eil of Austin, which is in bad need 
of fund* to carry on it* work. Every 
Longhorn fan is expected to bt? pres­
ent to witness the final exhibition 
of Varsity baseball this year.

information rel­
ative to the proposed union will be 
off the pres* in a short while. This 
bulletin will contain a cut of the pro­
posed building a* figured out by the 
plans agd building committee, in ad- 
A TH LETES AT G Y M Aition to matter of an instructive and
It will proba- 
informational nature. 
about union 
| bly contain material 
buildings that have been secured by

B. 201, Archer, Clay, 
Young.

A N N U A L • n r N I G H T 

ST A G E D BY CO ED

(Continued from Page I)

The bulletin of 

Jack 

the!
lliurtin. Elizabeth j meanji to be used kl putting across j 

ports w ere announced: 
I .a ura Thom son, m anager; Katherine and a thorough discussion 
©rougher* JUN)©© 
Fi n, Sibyl V adder, and Patie Sue the campaign.
-Davis,; 
Davis; canoeing: P attie Sue 
manager, Katherine ©rougher, Lloyd 
Martin, Naomi Corke, tennis. Virgin­
ia Man tor, manager Doris Cook, I 
Harriet?** Brush, and Ura Swann; av- 
chery, Louise 
La era Thomson, Eugenia Smith, and Saturday, June 3, according to an
J nouncement of J. W. McFadden,
T h eliua D ill.ogham

Student cheques will not be cashed; 
Stevens, manager,; at the University Drug Store, aftei I 

CLOSE CASHING OF CHEQUES
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Officer* I n s t a lle d 
After teams and award-, were an­
year

next 

for 

nounced, officers 
were Installed, and sport managers j B luebonnet Shop 
named. A program, 
Katherine P lo u g h er, wag given and 
dancing was indulged in for the re-j 
ra&inder qf the evening

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to all University students the past 
few day*. The packages for the girl* 
contain a generous sample <<f 
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the package for men 
powder.

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