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First C o lleg e D aily in th e South

A U ST IN , TEXAS, SU N D A Y , JA N U A R Y 8, 1922

Will It Ever Show Wear?

FOURTEEN ENTER 

FINAL DEBATING 

TO DECIDE TEAM

Prize* to Be G iven ; No S c h e d ­
ule H as B ee n A r r a n g e d 
Yet

From the fo u rte e n su rv iv in g con- 
I testants fo r places on th e L onghorn 
debating squad fo u r 
te a m s o f tw o 
men each will be chosen a t th e fin al 
contest on J a n u a ry 17, acco rd in g to 
Dr. E. D. S h u rte r, p ro fe sso r o f p u b ­
lic speaking.

No. 67

TEXAS DEFENSE 
HIOS VISITING

Longhorn B a s k e t b a l l 

Squad

Again T rounces on San 
Marcos A g g re g a tio n

L COUNT IS 42 TO 15

the 

Victors 

follow s: 

P r iz e s to B e G iven

B y L loyd J. Gregory

S hooting b ask ets from 

B ellm o n t Uses Two Groups In 
P la y — T eam w o rk Features 
G a m e O therw ise Slow

In addition to the selection o f the 
University d eb aters, aw ard o f prizes 
nggregating $250 will he m ade by 
the judges of th e c o n te st to the fou r 
best speakers, 
F irs t
as 
place $100, second place $75, th ird 
place $50, fo u rth place $25. T hese 
prizes are d o n ated by W oodie G il­
bert of A ustin and Jo h n E. Quaid 
of El Paso.

floor 
ju st about as they pleased the Texas 
: L onghorns d efeated the San Marcos 
J N orm al five last n ig h t 42-15. The 
: N orm alites fo u g h t h ard 
throughout 
the contest, an d a t tim es th reatened 
F o y r te e n D e b a te
J to make the gam e a stren u o u s one
in prev io u s co n tests w h o , fo r the Longhorn basketeers. One 
will speak a re : F. A. R am er o f Aus- fe a tu re of th e gam e was the impen- 
tin, It. C. C offee of P ara d ise , B lake j effab le defense o f the T exas guards. 
Johnson o f W aco, M adin Hill o f San R ut two field goals were registered
I Antonio, J. P. W atson 
by the visiting q u in tet. The L ong­
horn statio n ary guard was able to 
ca re fo r the opposing forw ards, once 
th ey had worked the ball near th e ir 
goal, and the m ajority of the shots 
which the Norm al forw ards had at 
the bask et w ere long and from d if­
ficu lt angles.

o f B aton 
Rouge, L ouisiana, E. M. R acey of 
Austin, IL S. K elly o f San A ntonio, 
H. G. W oodruff o f P a ra d ise , Judson 
Francis of A ustin, F ra n k M cGehee 
of 
j of W eatherford, V icto r 
Timpson, Jam es H am ilto n o f A ustin, 
W. H. Stephenson o f D allas, 
and 
Major Bell of T en ah a. Racey, Mc- 
I Gehee and F ran c is a re d e b a te rs of 
I last year’s team s.

E x c e lle n t T eam w ork Show n 

The m ost hopeful 

Sm ith 

JONES DESIRES MORE 

TBr-OUTS FOR CUST 

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Flay to Be Show n in February; 
M ale C haracters 
W anted

to 

Owing 

th e n u m b er of male 
p a rts in the east of B ern ard Shaw ’s 
“ A ndrocles and the Lion,” which will 
be p resen ted in F e b ru a ry , th e C u r­
tain Club has found it n ecessary to 
hold additional try -o u ts which men of 

tim U niversity p a rtic u la rly a re urged 
to en ter. The p a rt of the lion which 

consists, in the m ain, o f ro a rin g and 
grow ling h as been aw arded to E yler 
Sim pson. H ow ever, th e p a rts of the 
Roman em peror, a nu m b er o f cen ­
tu rio n s, .soldiers, and g lad iato rs have 

not as yet. been assigned. T he tr y ­
outs will be held in th e au d ito riu m a t 

2 o ’clock on Monday.

J o n e s E l i m i n a t e s 

In discussing the try -o u ts, H. M. 
Jones, d irec to r of the C u rtain Club, 

said, “ By a rigorous process of elim ­
ination we hope to get in some really 
good m aterial. To p re v en t c a rry in g 
a lot o f dead tim b er, th e club will 

not elect new m em bers until a f te r a 

th ree m o nths’ pro b atio n period. The 
purpose o f the try -o u ts is to see what 
It 
the can d id ates can do in action. 

will be a good idea if th ey will come 
p rep ared 
to give a sk it or a scene 
from a play so th a t we can g et an 
idea of th e ir voices and facial ex ­
pression. W hat we arc 
to 
avoid is th e phonograph-record type 

try in g 

of p e rfo rm an c e.”

>LUME XXII

[CUTIS F

IFFT ON CAMPUS

ard R epresents 5 0 ,0 0 0 Club 
W o m e n of State; Session 
Starts T uesday

III b e g u ests df vahsitt

a n d G e a rin g H ave 

w ton 
C h arg e of E n te rta in m e n t; 
L u n c h e o n s G iven

're sid e n t R obert E Vinson has in- 
d the executive board of the state 
( ration of W omen'* Clubs, which 
m eet in A ustin on J a n u a ry 17- 
to he the g u ests o f the U niver- 
The m eetings w ill be held in 
p arlo r of th e W om en’s Building, 
th e firs t session, which will open 
IO o’clock on T uesday m orning, 
;uary 17, Dr. Vinson will deliver 

rie f address.

It 

loard F a v o rs B e tte r E d u cation
“■he ex ecutive board o f the S ta te 
eratio n of W om en’s Clubs is corn­
ed of the m ost noted women o f 
re p resen ts ap p ro x im ate­
as. 
ly,OOO club women of th e state.
itself 
favor o f a 
educational 
b e tte r 
cy. T he U niversity is, th ere fo re , 
rested 
in having its rep resen ta - 
6 know' the exact conditions th a t 
t on th e cam pus.

fed eratio n has declared 

L u n ch eo n lo B e G iven 

dean 

liss Lucy J. N ew ton, 
of 
neii, and Miss M ary G earing of 
Home Econom ics D ep artm en t, 
j planned the e n te rta in m e n t fo r 
visitors. On T uesday, J a n u a ry 
the board will be the g u ests o f 
W om en’s Building a t luncheon,
, Neil C a r o l e r s , Miss A nna L. 
dricks, and a group of ladies o f 
U niversity serving as hostesses. 
4 in th e afte rn o o n the ladies will 
: the W renn L ibrary. Mrs. R. E. 
on is giving a tea in th e ir honor 
lier home from 4 until 6.
Dther E n te r ta in m e n t P rovid ed 
tie F acu lty Women.’? Club will 
■ lost a t a d in n er a t 7 o ’clock at 
C actus Tea Room. Miss Lucy M. 
ire, p re sid e n t of the club, is chair- 
: of th e com m ittee on a rra n g e - 
ts. Miss A nna Hiss o f the phy- 
;1 train in g d ep artm en t will act as 
tm iatreae.
he schedule of en tertain m e n t as 
J a n u a ry 
nged fo r W ednesday, 
includes a luncheon to be given 
rs. Hal S evier a t her hom e; a 
onally conducted to u r o f the Uni- 
ity fo r which 
the girls of the 
ese n ta tiv e board will act as es- 
*4 and a tea from 4 to 6 a t the 
ersity p ractice house a t which 
stu d en ts of the Home Econom ics 

artm o n t will be hostesses. -o--------------

irmer Student of 

University Spends 
Few Days on Campus

to 

eing Mr. Tom D avenport on th e 
pus la st week was rem iniscent o f 
early days o f the U niversity. He 
ed w ith M orris Sheppard in B 
and was a classm ate o f Dr. 
h, Dr. J. R. B ailey and Mr. H. 
eck. A ccording to Dr. Bailey, 
m eeting of these p io n eer stu d en ts 
he U n iv ersity served 
recall 
y early evidences o f th e “ Texas 
i t ” of th e ir school days to g eth er, 
r. D avenport is now re p resen tin g 
natio n al g o v ern m en t in 
in v esti­
ng the ways and m eans of coni­
ng th e boll weevil in the south, 
fully ap p reciate the im portance 
this w ork we m ust realize that 
mg th e last two y ears th e cotton 
little less 
Si a pest in th e south and has been 
e m i l y fe lt th ro u g h o u t the en tire 
omic world.

weevil has become 

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I1VERSITY HAS M ADE 

IO L A N D DEALS LATELY

com m ittee, 

Recording to an announcem ent by 
W. W illiam s, chairm an o f the 
th e re 
acquisition 
been no fu rth e r b u y in g of Uni- 
Irlty expansion land recently. Mr. 
Hams stated , how ever, th a t th e re 
in occasional purchase, b u t th a t 
tran sa ctio n s were v irtu ally com ­
bed m onths ago and are ju s t now 
ig executed.

Bailey Beck and Benedict Form 
Dancing 

“Rhizipods” Hall

Scholarship In 

P i a n o Offered 

Girls By Reed

ASSEMBLE PASSES NEW
ll

E ntertainm ents Must Be En­
tered T w o W eek s in A d van ce; 
O ther M atters D iscussed

Upon th e approval 

o f P resid en t 
Vinson, a new ru lin g , re c e n tly passed 
by th e stu d e n ts’ assem bly, in reg ard 
to th e social ca le n d ar will go 
into 
the new ru l­
e ffe c t. A ccording to 
ing, any a f fa ir m ust be placed on 
the social ca le n d ar a t least fo u rte en 
days b efo re the a f fa ir tak es place, 
w h ereas by the old ru lin g , an a f fa ir 
had to be placed on the social calen ­
d a r d u rin g the first tw en ty days o f 
the fall term or d u rin g th e f ir s t ten 
days of each o f the o th e r term s.

A p p o rtio n m en t of th e b lan k et tax 
will tak e place a t a m eetin g o f th e 
s tu d e n ts’ assem bly to be held n e x t 
F rid ay . Action will also be tak en a t 
this m eetin g on th e v a c a n t s e a t le ft 
th a t 
in 
the assem bly by 
R. W. Adam s failed 
to 
o f 
school th is term . The 
Adam s to re tu rn also le f t v ac an t th e 
ch airm anship of th e b o ard of p ublica­
tions. Adam s is a t p re sen t p ra c tic ­
ing law in Houston.

th e fa c t 
to re tu rn 
fa ilu re 

Famous Austrian 
S u rg e o n H e a ls 
Varsity Student

a \ 

T here is in the University at least 
; one person who resen ts the rem arks 
! of Chicago . doctors 
concerning Dr. 
I Adolph Lorenz, noted A u strian su r- 
* geon who is in the U nited S tates 
! giving clinics as 
expression of 
j g ra titu d e to the peop e of the U nited 
S ta tes, an d th a t is a v.ertain student 
who was 
treated by D r. Lorenz a t 
D allas in 1903. The; clinic w as held 
I in th e Good S am aritan S an itariu m o* 
I D allas, which la te r w as taken over 
and became the B aptisr M em orial 
S an itariu m , now B ayler H ospital, and 
accord og to Dr. M M. C arrick , S ate 
H ealth O fficer, D, Lorenz holds a 
license to practice in Texas.

Doctor Lorenz's methods of bolding 
conics are b e in / severely criticised by 
doctors all over ti c U nited S ta tes and 
in Chicago where he 
p a rtic u la rly 
v .sh ed to hold hi * next clinic Among 
the num erous operations perform ed 
by Dr. Lorenz is his fam ous “ blood­
less” operation on bone joints.

By M erne N ail

j 

’Tw as in the days o f ’90 an d ’92 
th a t Jim Bailey, now one o f th e high 
; and m ighty ru lers of th e C h em istry 
! D ep artm en t of 
the U n iv ersity of 
I Texas, and H arry Y andell B enedict, 
J honored and revered dean o f th e Col­
lege of A rts and Sciences, w ere d en ­
izens of “ old B H all.” 
I say “ old 
B H all” advisedly, fo r the p re se n t 
a rc h ite c tu ra l work of a r t th a t b ears 
the an cien t nam e was f a r d iffe re n t 
from the original model.

H. B. Beck, now m a n ag e r o f th e 
cam pus, w as the stew ard o f th e H all 
and Bailey, Beck and B en ed ict con­
stitu te d the “ B-Hive o f B -H all,” and 
th e “ Holy T rin ity ” o f its o rg a n iz a ­
tion.

T a c k l e D a n c i n g a s P a s t i m e

In 

th e ir ju n io r year, B ailey and 
Benny conceived th e idea of b re ak in g 
into society. B u t neitlMpP o f them 
could dance. At th a t tim e the “ C en­
tip ed es” w ere th e society club o f the 
U niversity, the fo re ru n n e r 
th e 
p re sen t G erm an Club. B ailey and 
B enny could n o t fulfill all th e en ­
the “ C en ti­
tra n c e req u irem en ts to 
ped es” ; th ey lacked 
e n tra n c e 
u n its in “ music, e tiq u e tte and d an c­
ing.”

tw o 

o f 

th e 

G re a t was th e ir p e rp le x ity 

and 
y ea rn in g until one of 
g roup 
fo und a m an in the H all who knew 
how to dance. They c a p tu re d him 
and forced him to re p a ir w ith them 
to a v ac an t room on th e to p flo o r 
every evening a t 7:00 o ’clock and 
these 
give a course 
F o r 
asp ira n ts 
a tim e th ey danced w ith o u t a n y m u­
sic o th e r than a w histled tu n e b u t 
la te r some en terp risin g stu d e n t dis­
covered a fiddle in the room o f one 
E. P. Schoch.

in d ancing to 
fo r social p restig e. 

Schoch refu sed to play fo r them , a 
com m ittee, arm ed with le a th e r b elts 
and bed slats called on him , and 
a f te r one application 
Schoch was 
glad to play and did play.

“ R h isop od a” O r g a n ised

W ith th is group they o rg an ized the 
“ R hizipods” — a m em bership o f fo u r 
was th e lim it and the fo u r men were 
Beck, B ailey, B enedict and T hom p­
son— (th e fam ous R A. T hom pson 
th ro u g h o u t 
who has become known 
the U nited S tates fo r his pow er on 
railro ad com m issions). F,. P. Schoch 
was th e o rch estra. D ancing w e n t on 
every night for an h o u r and d espite 
the p leadings o f o th er men o f the 
Flail to be adm itted to the class, it 
retain ed 
original m em bership 
w ithout change.

its 

In 

the course of a few m onths, 
B enedict and Thom pson were g ra d ­
u ated and passed the e n tra n c e into

on 

is 
the C entipedes, but B ailey— it 
said 
the 
th a t Bailey made E 
course and n ever reached the h eig h ts 
fo r w hich he had stru g g led m an fu l­
ly. As fo r Beck, he had the p riv i­
lege o f keeping the room read y fo r 
the n ig h tly dance.

So when Thompson and B enedict 
m ention th e ir Alma M ater proudly, 
ask them if they took th e ir degree 
in d an cin g from the sam e place.

D ea n T a y lo r R esp o n sib le

The responsibility fo r this m ost in ­
te re stin g y arn re sts on th e shoulders 
of th e “ G ran d Old M an” T. U. T a y ­
lor, beloved dean of th e E n g in eers. 
W ith th e close of this la st fall term , 
Dean T ay lo r has finished his th ir­
ty -th ird y e a r in the service o f the 
U niversity. He was b o m in P a rk e r 
C ounty, T exas, and received his uni­
versity tra in in g in the U n iv ersity o f 
V irginia, w here he received his C. E. 
and a t C ornell where he received his 
M. C. E. 
In 1906 he w as made dean 
o f th e E n g in eers and since th a t tim e 
in being a good 
has been occupied 

frien d of every man in his d e p a rt­
m ent.

N O T IC E

T h e fo llo w in g stu d e n ts a re re­
q u e ste d to call a t th e office o f th e 
D ea n o f th e C o lle g e o f A rts M on ­
d ay, J a n u a r y 9, w ith o u t fa il: 

D o n a ld Q . A dam s, R o b ert A t- 
m ar, V o ln e y B arcu s, E u g e n e S o c k ­
m an, F a e B lo ck er , V ic to r C, B rock , 
J o se p h in e C lary, O liver C lift, Joh n 
C rad d ock , R obert W. C u rtis, J e s se 
D ick ie , R aym on d D u la n e y , M ay 
B rig h t E llio tt, M arshall F a rrier. 
L elan d 
F u lch er, 
F ik es, H en ry 
D a n ier G a r re tt, Joe T . G ood w in , 
C arrie L ee G resh am , V a le n tin e 
H arm on , L o reta K e a h e y , B ern ard 
F. L ad on , M aym e L an e, G len O. 
L ath em , H arrison I. M cC len d on , 
O live M cD on ald , M ary N . M cF a r­
lan d, J a m es F. M cK enzie, J e sse C. 
M cP h ail, Jins D oroth y M ane, W ile y 
D ee M arts, Jam es R. M e n e fe e , R o s­
w ell G. M iller, John D. N o lo n , R oy 
A lb ert N o v e , R ichard P h illip s, 
R ob ert E. R ooke, R ich m ond F u lle r 
S te p h e n , Jack S te w a r t, Enrt L. 
S tid h a m , R u ssell V er n o n , H u go 
E m il Zapp.

A ssista n t D ean o f th e C o lle g e o f 

A r ts an d S cie n c es.

G «t Into C en tip ed e*

H. T . P a rlin , 

by 

N o S c h e d u le A r r a n g e d 
- Although no d e fin ite schedule o f 
th e 
debate has been a rra n g e d 
Public S peaking D e p artm en t, it is as­
sured 
te a m s will m eet 
the Uni v arsity o f C olorado, the U ni­
versity o f O klahom a, th e U n iversity 
of Arkansas, an d will probably de- 
; bate V anderbilt U n iv ersity .

th a t T ex as 

I 

URN CLEAVE WILL GIVE

TALK ON STORY TELLING-Galveston A u th o rity to E m p h a ­

Mrs. F ran k L. Reed, in stru c to r in 
the T exas In s titu te of Applied Music, 
in piano 
is o ffe rin g a scholarship 
th ro u g h the Mu P hi Epsilon, an hon­
o ra ry m usical so ro rity . The scholar­
ship will include two half-hour les­
sons p e r w eek, all music, and a place 
to p ractice tw o h o urs a day. A ppli­
ca tio n s m ay be m ade by any woman 
in th e U n iv ersity who is earn in g her 
way th ro u g h school and who would 

otherw ise be u n ab le to have the les-rnsons, alth o u g h p re fere n ce will 

be 
given to a s tu d e n t who is registered 
in th e School o f Music.

Miss Jessie Gay Van C leave, d irec­
tor of th e children’s d e p a rtm e n t o f 
J the R osenberg L ib rary , G alveston 
will give a lectu re on th e th eo ry of 
| story tellin g in the lectu re room of 

size Scientific P o in ts of 
E n te r ta in m e n t

C o m m itte r M akes A w ard 

A pplications m ay be m ade to F ra n ­
cos Mike, p re sid e n t of Mu Phi Ep­
silon, an y tim e b efo re Ja n u a ry 15. 
The aw ard will be made by a com­
m ittee and will be announced the fol­
low ing week.

T his is th e second scholarship to 
be o ffered by the Texas In stitu te of 
A pplied Music. 
In the fall term a 
scholarship in voice was o ffered by 
Mrs. C h arles H. S an d er 
and was 
aw ard ed to M a rg a re t McCord.

CIVIL ENGINEERS WILL 

HOLD INITIAL MEETING

the 

the 

M em bers o f the A m erican Society 
of Civil E n g in eers will hold their in ­
term Monday 
itial m eetin g of 
the Engineering 
n ig h t a t 7 :15 in 
B uilding, room 209, 
reg u lar 
m eeting tim e having been changed 
fro m T h u rsd a y to M onday night. A 
take up a p art 
sh o rt p ro g ram will 
o f th e tim e, a f te r which some busi­
ness will be 
tran sa cted . All those 
who wish to ap ply fo r m em bership 
are co rd ially invited, the president, 
Bill T ay lo r, announced. The society 
p ic tu re for th e C actu s will be taken 
on T u esd ay a fte rn o o n .

SIM ONDS MAKES ADDRESS

tho* D ep artm en t of L ib rary Science 
Monday m orning at I t o ’clock. Mon­
the 
day aftern o o n a t 4 o ’clock 
ame place she will tell a series of 
I stories to fa cu lty m em ber’s children 
between th e age* o f 8 and 12. Mem- 
| hers of th e sto ry tellin g g roup o f the 

in 

Young W om en’s C h ristian Associa- 
| tion and stu d e n ts in the D ep artm en t 
of L ibrary Science will be observers j 
of Miss Van C leave’s m ethods in this 
I work.

A second lectu re o n m e selection j 
of books fo r m odem ch ild re n ’s use j 
will be given by Miss Van Cleave on 
T uesday m orning at 9 o ’clock. This 
lectu re is the o u tg ro w th o f n atio n ­
wide in te re st in the scien tific d irec­
tion of the reading o f young people, 
and is a sequel to the natio n al chil­
d re n ’s week which w as ch aracterized 
in Austin by an ex niblt o f approved 
children’s books in th e room s o f the 
D epartm ent o f L ib rary Science. 

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Manager Drafts 

Shrubs To Hide 

Campus Scenery

scheme 

ch aracteristic 
for th e fu tu re o f the V arsity play 
was the co n tin u o u s e ffo rt made at 
team play. 
It is evident th a t Coach 
B ellm ont is endeavoring to develop 
a passing team . This 
o f 
play a ffo rd s sm all o p p o rtu n ity fo r 
individual sta rrin g , b u t such a sys­
tu rtis o u t w inning 
tem m ost o ften 
I^ast n ig h t th ere w ere sev­
team s. 
eral 
long shots tak en fo r th e bas­
ket, when a T exas p lay er was u n ­
covered n e a r the goal. F o r the m ost 
chances were 
p art, however, few 
taken on long shots, and the L ong­
horn players exhibited a passing o f­
fensive which should 
be w orking 
well b efo re the big co nference gam es 
are played.

T w o T eam s A re U sed 

Coach B ellm ont started P o n sfo rd 
fo rw ard s, P e n d e r­
and B a rre tt a t 
g rass a t cen ter, and C u rtis and Rob­
ertso n a t guards. This com bination 
got o ff well to g eth er, and w ith the 
firs t h alf leas th an half finished had 
ru n th e score up to 23-5 in fav o r of 
the V araitly q u in tet.

At this point, a new five composed 
o f S ch u h ard t and P eyton, forw ards, 
D uckett a t cen ter, and Ashby and 
G ilstrap, g u ard s took up the Texas 
“ b u rd e n .” B efore the half ended, 
this q u in te t bro u g h t the score to SO­
HI in fav o r of the Longhorns.

F ir st T ea m s S ta r ts S econ d H a lf 
W ith the exception of Ponsford 
in ju re d and whose place

who was 

(C o n tin u ed on page 4)
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G ames In Interclass 

Basketball Are Being 

Scheduled for Women

the sp o rt 

Interclass basketball fo r women is 
being revived at the U niversity th is 
to stim u late 
the off a r t 
session, 
in 
enthusiasm 
th ro u g h 
fo r 
class rivalry. All girls in the school 
are eligigle to try o u t fo r m em ber­
ship on the team s, and each class is 
to practice w eekly in the W om en’s 
Gym nasium . Freshm en will p ractice 
j T hursday night ; sophom ores, M onday 
night ; ju n io rs and seniors, T uesday 
night. Each class has a g re a t v arie ty 
o f m aterial, and the team s should be 
well balanced, according to Miss J o ­
sephine Schmid, in stru c to r in phys­
The gam es will be 
ical 
played d u rin g F e b ru a ry , and th e w in ­
ning team will be aw ard ed a b an n er. 
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re g u la r 

“ Some E x ce rp ts from the W ritings 
o f an E m in en t G eologist,” was the 
su b je c t o f a talk by Dr. F. W, Si- 
m onds, head o f th e D epartm ent of 
the 
G eology, a t 
Ja n u a ry 
the Southw estern Geo­
m eeting of 
logical Society F rid ay night, Dr. Si- 
m onds pointed o u t some of the lit­
e ra ry b eau ties o f th e works of P ro f. 
Israel C. R ussell, form er president 
o f the Geological Society of A m erica 
and fo rm e r pro fesso r of geology in 
th e U n iv ersity b f Michigan, p a rtic u ­
larly stre ssin g his descriptions o f the 
tu n d ra s o f Alaska', the cascades of 
W ashington and 
the ascent o f St. 
Elias.

F. L. W hitney, associate professor 

of geology, presided.

train in g . 

Now a f te r 

M A N Y F A IL T O R E T U R N

M any y ears ago a stu d en t stood on 
a tw o-by-four and delivered one of 
the most resounding and g radiloquent 
it has 
co rn er stone speeches which 
been the pleasure o f m an to hear. 
It 
was a t the laying of the first ced ar 
post o f the now fam ous Chem Shack.
long .y ears of 
these 
Three h un d red and eighty-three 
striv in g to a lte r the building by build­
stu d en ts who reg istered in the Col­
ing a real one in its place, the m an-
ag e r of th e U niversity has given up ; lege of A rts last te rm failed to regfts- 
| and taken the fam ous speech a t th e te r fo r the w in te r term . Of this nuni*
co rn er stone laying as final and pro-! b er some few m ay re g ister yet. The
rem ain in g 
includes both 
phetic. He has decided to m ake an 
those who failed to return o f their 
a tte m p t to covering the unsightlyness 
own accord, and those who “busted 
of these building since th ey are “h e re 
o u t.” The exact number of students 
to stay ,” and the hiding is t a be done 
who “ busted out” win be announced 
by the use of shrubs and o th e r form s 
later.
of trees.

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F irst Coll*«• Daily I* th* 3o«tk

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even though the naming makes 
little difference in 
its value. 
Among the services for which it 
will provide awards is the fur­
thering of peace through justice. 
Though he was a war president, 
there was no man more active 
in that cause than he.

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Sunday, Janu«r>' 8, 1922

THE WOODROW WILSON 
FOUNDATION 

Funds to establish a million 
dollar foundation to be known as 
the Woodrow Wilson Founda­
tion are to be raised, it is an­
nounced, in a campaign that be­
gins Monday week. The income 
of the fund is to be used for 
awards in recognition of “mer­
itorious services to democracy, 
public welfare, liberal thought 
or peace through justice.”

In Texas, which has always 
been a faithful member of the 
far-famed Solid South, and 
where President Wilson usually 
is conceived pf as being very 
nearly the incarnation of polit­
ical, presidential and philoso­
phical perfection; even were the 
proposal in itself of no consider­
able value, a favorable response 
is likely. The true justification 
of the scheme, however, and the 
it 
really valid 
should receive encouragement, 
are altogether different. Presi­
dent Wilson may be thought, as 
many consider him, the most co­
lossal failure who ever sat in the 
presidential chair, or, as many 
others consider him, the greatest 
leader America has yet pro­
duced. But that the fund bears 
his name makes no difference in 
its social value. Laying aside 
sentimental influences, there is 
little in its name.

reasons why 

actually 

is exaggerated, 

Europeans have long liked to 
call America an exceedingly 
a 
provincial, if not 
backward, nation in things lit­
erary, artistic and intellectual. 
the 
While it 
truth. 
charge contains much 
Most of us are characterized by 
an impatience with anything but 
practical affairs, and Americans 
in general will not invest time 
or money in anything whose re­
sults are not both immediately 
appreciable and distinctly val­
uable. Consequently, as is evi­
the undue stress 
denced by 
placed upon vocational training 
in colleges and upon outside ac­
tivities that help students “learn 
how to handle men.” the more 
Abstract and 
theoretical fields, 
though their indirect influence 
on social organization 
tre- 
fnendous, have been either sadly 
neglected or looked upon with 
positive contempt.

is 

the 

Tbi.4 proposed 

foundation, 
providing as it does a stimulus 
for new workers and making it 
possible for workers who have 
proved their ability' to pursue 
fields 
their endeavors in 
they have chosen, will go a long 
way toward remedying the dif­
fic u lt. The Nobel prizes have 
undoubtedly stimulated types of 
work that probably would other­
wise hate never been accom­
plished The Pulitzer prizes for 
American literature are at least 
strong encouragements to writ­
ers who are doing commendable 
work. And this new foundation. 
if properly administered, will 
have something of the same ef­
fect.

It is peculiarly appropriate 
that this foundation should beal 
the name of Woodrow WThon

Since “school spirit*’ seems to 
be commonly acc epted as mean­
in g that you must yell your head 
off for the University and get 
back of everything she tries to 
do, no matter how worthy you 
judge her purpose to be, it might 
\>e well to recall that even in 
loyalty there is some room for 
intelligence. One of the most in- 
terefting writers on the prob­
lems of the Great War has put 
the gist of the matter, which has 
been repeated so often as to be 
if not 
at least commonplace, 
trite, into a 
sentence which, 
though he was not thinking of 
colleges, admirably sums up the 
dangers that may attend school 
spirit in the excess. “Loyalty,” 
he says, “to a body whose in­
terests and aims are unsocial 
and bad; discipline which sub­
ordinates the will as well as the 
reason and the moral sense to 
the advancement of a body or 
institution which may clash with 
reason and morality in any given 
case; the esprit de corps which, 
through thick and thin, bids the 
members of the corps 
to aet 
only in the interest of the body 
I or the individual members of the 
I body, overriding and wronging 
the claims of other bodies and 
the rights of other individuals 
j—these all become harmful and 
may end in criminality.”

OFFICIAL NOTICES

ALCALDE: Any one wishing to se­
cure copy of January Alcalde, 
M r, Kirby’s Memorial Number, 
must order at once, as only extra 
copies ordered 
in advance will be 
printed

JOHN A LOMAX.

WANTED: .Sophomore for freshman 
basketball manager. Report at of­

fice tomorrow morning.

CLYDE LITTLEFIELD.

ALL GIRLS who have changed their 
addresses are requested to call at 
the dean of women’s office and give 
their new addresses.

LUCY J. NEWTON.
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Presbyterian Church

Coming from Ure4o, the Reverend 
Lawn ru t- If. Wharton will occupy the 
pulpit of the University Presbyterian 
church of which he is to have perma­
nent charge, at both morning and 
evening services.

lie r, W harton studied in Austin at 
the Presbyterian Seminary for three 
years, g rad u atin g with 
larg eat 
class ever turned o u t by th at institu­
tion.

the 

During the late war Mr. Wharton
was stationed at Kelley Field where, 
because of his marked success, he was 
urged to go with the troops to France, 
contrary to the custom of the army 
for one so young,
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TURTLE CLUB TRY-OUTS 

TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY

Preliminary try-out* will be held 
next Wednesday evening at the Y. 
M. C. A, pool for membership in the 
Turtle Club. The twenty girls mak­
ing thr* highest average will be mem­
bers until the first Wednesday 
in 
February.

There will be another try-out be­
tween the ten members having the 
lowest average and 
ten applicants. 
This system will be continued until 
April when a final selection will be 
made, and competition will start for 
the gold and silver turtles, the annual 
awards of the club. The swimming 
meet will probably be held in May.

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F A R L IN C O M P L E T E S N E W H O U S E

Dr. H. T. Purlin, Assistant Dean of 
the College of Art* and Sciences, will 
soon have completed his new res­
idence, situated at 105 West Thirty- 
Third Street. The house is of gray 
stucco and is uniquely set in a grove 
of cedars and oaks.

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TI
S A F E T Y WHILE 
ASLEEP:— I will both 
lay me down in peace, 
thou,
and 
Lord, only make* me dwell in safe­
ty.— Psalm 4 £$.

sleep: 

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THIS WEEK
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S tu d e n t V o lu n te e r* , Y, M. C. A. 

2 o ’c lo c k .

M o n d a y

R e c a p tio n U n iv e r s ity 

B a p tis t 

C h u r c h , 7 :3 0 p. on.

L o n g h o r n B a n d , S. H a ll a t 7 :1 5 
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B o a rd 

a t 

H ig h la n d P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u rc h
San Antonio and Twenty-second 
streets. Rev. Thomas W. Carrie, 
pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. rn. 
Preaching by Dr, Currie at l l a. rn. 
and 8 p. rn. Christian Endeavor 
meeting at 7:30 p. rn.

U n iv e r s ity C h u r c h o f C h r is t

University and Nineteenth streets. 
Rev. Charles Robinson, pastor. Sun­
day school Rt 9:45 a. rn. Church 
services at l l a. rn. and 7:30 p. rn.

U n iv e r s ity B a p tis t C h u rc h

Corner Twenty-second and Guada­
lupe streets. Dr. A. L. Aulick, pas­
tor. Sunday school st 9:30 a. rn. 
Preaching at 
Subject, 
l l a. 
“The Majesty of Man." Special mu­
sic by choir and student male quar­
tet. Baptist Young Peoples’ Union 
meeting at 6:45 p. rn.

rn. 

S t. P a u l ’s L u t h e r a n C h u rc h

Red River and Sixteenth streets. 
K G. Many., pastor. Sunday school 
and Bible class at 9:30 a. rn. Serv­
ices at 10:30 a. rn. and 7:30 p. rn. 
Walther leagu e class for adults at 
7 p. rn.

F ir s t C h u r c h o f C h r is t, S c ie n tis t
1401 Colorado 

street. Sunday 
school at 9:30 a. rn. Sunday serv­
ices at l l a. rn.

A ll S a in ts C h a p e l

Whiti* avenue and Twenty-seventh 
street. Rev. Frederick J. Bate, rec­
tor. Holy communion at 7 :30 a. rn. 
Sunday school at 9:30 a. rn. Church 
services at l l a. rn. and 7:30 p. rn. 
Students’ Sunday Club at 4:30 p. rn.

S p e a k e r s C lu b M e e ts

Holding its first regular meeting 
of the year, Speakers’ Club will as­
semble next Tuesday night at 7:15, 
o'clock in the Speakers’ Hall.

The program for the evening will i 
be on the disarmament conference, j 
C 
ft. Smith will giv** a discussion! 
on what France expects of the con­
ference. Jack Ausmus will discuss 
England’s attitude toward the confer-j 
enc#; Carl Harlow, .Japan* attitude; 
arid Albert Nash, China's attitude. 
The last number on the program will i 
bi- presented by Walter Cochran,: 
subject will be “The Atti-j 
His 
tude of the United States toward II
the Conference.”

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M a je s tic

Opening the week at the Majestic is 
Clara Kimball Young, in “ What No 
Man Knows,” one of those dramas of 
the human heart and its emotions in 
which this star has already proved 
herself among the best actresses on 
the screen.

Head-lining the vaudeville bill for 
the last half of the week is David 
Schooler, “The Boy Paderewski,” 
with his company of singers and dan­
cers. * A 
light comedy called “Calf 
Love,” another on the troubles of a 
couple of newlyweds, Lady Tsen Men, 
the Chinese lyric soprano, a ventrilo­
quist, and two 
light novelties are 
added attractions.

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N E W Y E A R P A R T Y IS P L A N N E D

evening at 

On Monday 

7:30 
p. rn. the University Baptist church 
will entertain the students of the Uni­
versity with a New Year party. The 
University Mandolin Club will play 
and in addition to a contest between 
the girls’ and boys* quartets the com­
mittee on entertainment is arranging 
a number of unique stunts. All stu­
dents of the University and especial­
ly those who are registering this week 
are invited.

One-Third Off

—Sweaters

Blouses

— Wool Hose

A L S O

—Neckwear

—Silk Underwear

—Brassieres

A t Greatly Reduced Prices

The Bluebonnet Shop

Q uality for the Discrim inating’

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New Pastor Occupies 

Pulpit of University 

University avenue and Twentieth 
street. F. L, Jewett, pastor. Morn­
ing and evening services.

T e x a s B ib le C h a ir

That Sweater Clearance Sale

You Have Been Looking Forward To

Our Entire Stock of Athletic and Slip-Overs Go in
This Sale—Sizes 34 to 42.

$10.00 SW E A T E R S......................................................$ 7.50

$11.00 SW EA TER S......................................................$ 8-25

$12.00 SW EA TERS......................................................$ 9 00

$12.50 SW E A T E R S......................................................$ 9.38

$15.00 S W E A T E R S .....................................................$11.25

$18.50 SW E A TE R S......................................................$ 13.89

This m onth will be a cold one with next still colder. Here is your chance 

to get a good w arm sweater at greatly reduced prices.

University Co-Op

“T h e ST U D E N T S’ STORE ll

U n iv e r s ity M e th o d is t C h u rc h

Guadalupe 

a n d Twenty-fourth 
streets. Dr. K. P. Barton, pastor. 
Sunday school at 9:30 a. rn. Preach­
ing at 11 a. rn. and 8 p. rn, Epworth 
League meeting at 6:30 p. rn.

F i r s t P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h

Seventh .md Luvu< a 

• i t »* -• t m ! 

Morning and evening services. Mun­
day school at 9:30 a. 
Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. rn.

in. 

Senior j 

PHOTOGRAPHS OF GREECE j 
WILL BE PUT ON EXHIBIT

on 

Actual photographs of Greece as 
it is today will be shown in the ar­
chitectural exhibit 
the fourth 
floor of the Main Building. The ex­
hibit will begin Monday and is under 
the direction of Professor S. E, Gid­
eon o f the Architectural Department.
There are fifty specimens, and they 
are large phonographs of ruins and 
other interesting objects in Greece, 
just as they are in actuality. The 
is open all day to every­
exhibit 
one.

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Hyde Park Floral. H all’*. 

The Best in Flower*.

Reasonover’a Barber S h o p , 
l l chair*. . Littlefield Building.

Sunday Night 
Candle Light 
Cactus Tea Room.

J. R. REED
Austin’s Leading Music 
House

DONNELLY * W HITE
Plumbing abd Heating 
Contractors 
905 Congress Ave.
Phone 131

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overcoat. F in d e r please call 8228 o r 
— 8
re tu rn to 2508 Rio Grande. 

have sam e by 

FOUND— Silver pencil ow ner m ay 
and 
2300 
— 8

paying fo r this ad. Call 
N ueces S tre e t, ab o u t 5:30. 

indentifying 

at 

condition. 

FOR SA LE — F o rd Coupe 

in good 
I f you w an t a F ord 
coupe it will pay you to see this ca r 
—IO
at Lavaca S tre e t G arage. 

— 8

g ab erd in e 

R ETU R N the 

overcoat 
taken from th e L ib rary to the lost 
and found b u reau o r to W olseley at 
IO
1906 Speedw ay. Keep the soap. 

ROOM fo r 3 boys; 2 girls desirable.
— 8

| A VERY desirable room on Speed­
w ay, th re e houses from the Law 
Law S tu d en t preferable 
- 8

B uilding. 
! Cflll 4277. 

| W ILL STU D EN T who 

borrowed 
fo u n tain pen in R. 310 Education 
Bldg., add and drop section, Janu- 
; a ry 4, leave a t T exan o ffice. — 8

FO R S A L E — U nderw ood T ypew riter. 
Mr. Scales, 203 East 23rd S treet.
—• ll

I N V I S I B L E A L T E R A T I O N

FRENCH DRY C L E A N I N G

MEYER MINCHEN SONS
Tailors

W E G I V E COURTEOUS AND PROM PT SERVICE

1009 C o n g ress

PHONE 6312

Good, Fresh Sanitary Groceries

Reasonably Priced

D e liv e re d A nyw here

TEXAN CASH GROCERY

Phone 8257

2522 Guadalupe

CLASSIFIEDS

ROOM and board fo r U n iv ersity men.
Also outside tab le bo ard . H ot and 
cold w ater. Across the s tre e t from 
the Law Building. 2010 W ichita 
— 8
S tre e t, phone 3455. 

905 L ittlefield B uilding, 

DR. W ILLIAM E, BERGM AN, suite
d en tal 
surgeon an d p y o rrhea sp ecialist, o f­
fice phone 2538. A ustin, T exas. — t f

icure, facial o r 

W H EN in need of a sham poo, m an­
scalp m assage, 
rin g 3227 
for ap p o in tm en t. Mrs. 
M. S eekatz, form erly w ith M arinello 
— t f
Shop. 

ROOMS for 4 boys and board fo r IO
hoys at Mrs. E. L. F a u lk n e r’s, 2105
— 8

N ueces S treet. 

MUSIC STU D EN TS d esirin g use o f 
piano for p ractice w ork call 3004 

San Antonio S tre e t o r phone 3725.

sleeping 

FU R N ISH E D room s w ith b a th and 
2503 Rio 
G rande, fo r men stu d en ts. Also g a ­
— 8
rag e fo r re n t. 

g allery 

a t 

FORD S P E E D S T E R fo r sale. Paco 
body, Bosch m agneto, 3 to I g ears, 
disc wheels, good tire s, side ex h au st. 
See W. H. M cPhail, phone 7060. — 8

nished room s, 

FOR R E N T — To boys, nicely f u r ­
I 1-2 blocks from 
S a n A ntonio 
— IO

U niversity. 
S tre e t. 

2206 

done— O utside 

LOCKSM ITH— Lock and key work 
calls m ade. R.
B irnstiel a t J. A. Jac k so n ’s, phone 
— 18
6133. 

ROOMS FO R M EN o r 

couple, 

all

THE DAILY TEXAN

m odem conveniences. T hird house 
south o f Law Building. 2005 W ich­
— 8
ita, phone 7861. 

W A NTED— By young lady stu d e n t, 
a single room , p re fe ra b ly in a p ri­
v ate hom e, close to U n iv ersity , and 
in location w here m eals m ay be ob­
tain ed 
a n ­
sw er to T exan O ffice, Ad No. IOO.

conveniently. A ddress 

MUSIC stu d en ts desiring 
o f 
piano fo r p ractice work call 2004 
San A ntonio S tre e t, or phone 8725.
— l l

use 

ROOM and b o ard fo r 
boys. H o t 
w a te r, sleeping porch, $35.50. T h re e 
$18.00. 
m eals $25.00, tw o m eals 
P hone 3140, 2508 G uadalupe — l l

A C OM FORTABLE, well fu rn ish ed 
room for re n t, fo r $12 p e r m onth. 
Phone 3410, 
— 8

Also g arag e fo r $3. 
2830 Rio G rande S tre e t. 

FO R R EN T — To boys, one nice, new 
room in p riv ate home, all m o d em 
law lib ra ry , 
— 8

conveniences, com plete 
g arag e. 1800 N ueces. 

— 8

m ate. 

Lovely 

U N IV E R SIT Y stu d en t desires ro o m ­
h o t 
w*ater, gas h eat, 
lau n d ered . 
R easonable r e n t; n e a r U n iv ersity , 
— 8
phone 4517. 

fu rn itu re , 

linen 

P itm an, phone 4086. R ew ard. 
W A NTED— R oom m ate 

•—8 
young 
m an, room is co m fo rtab le and has 
sleeping g allery, nice location, phone 
— 8
4708. 

fo r 

FOR R E N T — Room, p riv ate sleeping;
porch, h o t w a te r, boys; also dow n­
n e a r 

stairs, fu rn ish ed 
cam pus, phone 5163, 2408 N ueces. L

a p a rtm e n t, 

— 8

LOST— On Main s tre e t ca r, T uesday 
afte rn o o n n e a r U niv ersity , blue

C a r r ie Bel Thorn** 
E d i t o r

-V 

D e lta T au D e lta D ane*

to 

d eleg ates 

the 
H onoring the 
ith ern Division C o nference of th e 
te m ity now being held in A ustin, 
Ita T au D elta gave a fo rm al dance 
iday n ig h t a t the C o u n try Club, 
ask by “ Jim m ie’s J o y s’’ an d sp e­
ll deco ratio n s in th e colors o f th e 
ato m ity added to th e fe rv o r of th e 
fa v o rs w ere 
asion. A ttrac tiv e 

; fen those presen t.

Am ong the g u ests o f the fra te rn ity 
re ; K atherine R isher, Dorothy
\ arith , Ada M averick, E lizabeth 

eg a te s to the convention was held a t 
the D riskill Hotel last n ig h t, conclud­
ing the th ree-day session of th e con­
a 
feren ce, which was opened 
sm oker a t 
on 
T h u rsd ay evening.

the ch ap ter 

house 

by 

Miss Lucy New ton and Miss Jo se ­
phine Budd will e n te rta in K ath erin e 
fresh m an 
D rake, p resid en t of 
com m ission, and the g roup o f girls 
which she re p re se n ts a t a firesid e 
te a this evening a t 4 o’clock a t Miss 
N ew ton’s hom e, 407 W est T w enty-

the 

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Johnson, 

l ip Youngblood, Louise We}- 

Jack so n , M aybelle I Miss Bess H eflin of 

the Home
E conom ics D ep artm en t, has gone to 
New O rleans to atten d the Reginal 
C on feren ce called by 
tile F ed eral 
B oard fo r V ocational E d u catio n .

Mu P hi Epsilon, h o n o rary music 
society o f the School o f Music, is 
p lan n in g several open p ro g ram s to 
be given n e a r th e end o f th e w in ter 
term . The firs t will be an all-piano 
p ro g ram given .sometime in M arch.

Mrs. S. A. S tre e t will e n te rta in the 
U n iv ersity D am es 
on W ednesday, 
J a n u a ry l l , a t 3 o ’clock a t h e r home, 
208 E a s t T h irtie th stre e t. She will 
be assisted by Mrs. Hugh Lewis, Mrs. 
W illiam Cocke, Mrs. W illiam Klein, 
and Mrs. Ada Franklow .

rash er, M arg aret B u tle r, L u e lla J seventh stre e t.
lith, 
r, F ranchelle 
ynolds, D orothy Lochridge, Eve- 
B arn e tt, Willy H enderson, M at- 
Sue E n ab n it, M iriam Collins, 
dne S co tt, T abby Jackson, A nna 
ve, H azel E dw ards, M irian Mil- 
rn, P auline H aldem an, M arg aret 
lier, Evelyn B arnw ell, M arg aret- 
G raham , Eloise C arr, M arg aret 
By, Cecille Newell, Ju les H eb ert, 
Susan H iggins, 
elia G reiner, 
urn W est, M inifred Sm ith, F ran ces 
lesw orth, Helen B a s s , H ard y 
anis, 
Josephine G illiam , Daisy 
ies, M ary Ja n e R am sey, D orothy 
ruble, Vina W oodall, K ath erin e 
itchell, Sadie A ttichs, F ay David- 
, Em ily W itcher, E lean o r C overt, 
Uinie C o i t , H e rb e rt B eavers, 
in Lee, George 
Jo e 
ore, R ichard B u r n s , W eaver 
ore, Tom D. Rowell, Jesse W alk- 
Hal Davis, C rozier C ow an, Sam 
nbow, Joe Thom pson, 
John B ul­
t e n , Bill W right, Lewis T u rn e r, 
den 
Reed, W allace H ouston, 
od*- Swenson and Grip Penn. 
)elegates to the S o u th ern Divi- 
i C o nference of 
fr a te rn ity 
o atten d ed 
the convention a re :
. Thom as 1. Miller, p resid en t of 
so u th ern division of D elta T au 
ta ; W. T. M cW horter, G eorgia 
*h; H. V. A rtley, U niversity of 
>rgia; S. S. 
Sim pson, G eorgia 
h; E. F ay W olfer, T u la n e ; M. W. 
milton, W ashington 
and L ee; 
jg las H am er, J r., U niv ersity of 
"th C aro lin a; F. A. T u rn e r, Van- 
b ilt; A. J . D ornbush, E m ory Uni- 
* ity ; R. S. Shreve, G eorge W ash- 
Lon U n iv ersity ; T. A ustin S nyder,
K appa D elta had an in fo rm al tea 
v a rs ity o f V irg in ia; R o b ert L . : F rid ay a fte rn o o n in th e ir new s p a t t ­
e r s , Sew anee. Am ong the visit- m ent on Rio G rande.
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alum ni o f the c h a p te r p re se n t a t 
dance w ere R. C. Low ry and Al- 
t Sidney Johnson, both of Dal-

L am bda Chi A lpha an n o u n ces the 
pledging o f C laude Arnold o f W hit­
ney, T exas.

Ix irrain e Pollard is ill in H ouston 
fo r 

and will n o t re tu rn to A ustin 
several days.

Phi Mu an n ounces the pledging o f 

Donna B a rre tte o f P alestin e has 

Chi O m ega an n ounces th e p led g ­

Dania Jo n es is ill a t G race H all.

re tu rn e d to the U niversity.

Helen J a m a r o f A ustin.

ing o f E dw ina Shelton.

Z eta T au A lpha 

ann o u nces 
pledging o f M arth a C row der 
S h rev ep o rt, Louisiana.

the
of 

the 

'h a p ero n es fo r the occasion were 
and Mrs. R o b ert B adger, Mr. and 
Chas. H ouston, Mrs. H. W itcher, 
I. T. F. Lcgg, and Dr. H. T. P ar-

v ersity.

Lue Sell has re -en tered th e U ni­

form al b an q u et honoring the del-

H ouston.

E d in a H ogan has re tu rn e d 

from 

T HE aim o f this store is not 

only to offer the best styles 
and finest quality in shoes, but 
to sell them at the lowest prices 
possible. Our values, always 
good, are particularly important 
now on account o f substantia] 
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MONDA Y, January 

1922

2:00 

p. m Interfraternity Athletic Council

2:20 

p. rn. Delta Sigma Rho.

2:40 

p . rn. The Newman Club.

3:00 p. m. Mandolin Club.

3:20 p. rn. S. O. T. D. Club.

3:40 p. rn. German Club.

4:00 p. rn. Polity Club.

4:10 p. rn. Delta Phi Delta.

TUESDAY, January 

1922

2 : 0 0 P- rn.
2 : 2 0 P- rn.
2:40 P* rn.
3 JOO P* rn.
3:20 P- rn.
3:40 P- rn.
4:00 P- rn.
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rn. Texas Chemistry Club. 

rn. Bachelor G irls Club. 

rn. W oman’s Council.

Texas A ss’n of Civil Er 
Rusk Literary Society. 

Y.M.C.A. Cabinet. 

Home Economics Club.

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your intention to com e in th e C a c tu s do so today.

W e tru s t th a t e a c h o r g a n iz a ti o n will a p p r e c ia te the la b o r 
m any stu d en ts a re d o in g f r e e in o r d e r to ru sh th e C a c tu s 
to com pletion a n d will c o -o p e ra te w ith us by p ro m p tly 
a p p e a rin g in th e A u d ito riu m second floor a c c o rd in g to 
the above schedule.

1922 CACTUS

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motion picture theaters, in the adop- O/dMan's Aim

tion by Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts J 
of the slogan “ Wilson 
are 
Scout ideals,” and in the revival of 
the 
the oratorical force known as 
four-minute men.

Ideals 

Nets Thirteen 

Drakes On Hunt

It is planned that each contribu- 

“Qn the morning of December 26, 
tor to the fund will receive from the accompanied I*' my secretary, Miss 
national headquarters an engraved Wanda Doty, I left on a duck hunt-
jng trjp in the vicinity of the regia* 
card bearing an etching of President 
tra r *s office pond,” stated Dean T. 
Wilson and certifying that the hold- 
fj Taylor, of the College of Engi- 
er is a founder of the Woodrow WH- 
interviewed concem -
neering, when 
son Award. 

Travis County » hairmen of 

the 

jng )ggg recent sporting escapade,

campaign which will begin Monday, Decoys 
January 16, are: 
ley, Austin; and George W Walling, 
Jr., Au tin. 

had been set out at mid-
the day
after Christmas that 
the hunters
came upon two large coveys of game
in the pond. A stiff n o rth er sent the

Mrs Forrest Far- term, but it was not until 

o 

DAILY BASEBALL 
PRACTICE WILL 
BEGIN MONDAY

M any C a n d id a tes A tten d First 
M eetin g — D isch S tresses I m ­
p ortan ce of T rain in g
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LL-STAR GRIOSTERS 

DEFEAT CENTRE TEAM

Tom D en nis Scores Lone Touch­
d o w n of G am e for Stars 
on Trick Play

Tom Dennis, tackle awl captain o*

As a means of furthering the pro­
gress of the Woodrow Wilson Foun­
dation, a fund of $1,000,000 which 
is to be raised by popular subscrip­
tion and used to make aw ards from 
tim e to time in recognition of mer­
itorious service in the fields of dem­
liberal 
ocracy, p u b l i c welfare, 
justice, j
through 
thought or peace 

football 

tho 1921 Vanity 
scored tin touchdown which won fo r country have offered their services, 
the All-Star* yesterday over the Cen - J j | ja planned th at on Ja n u a ry 15, the
t re CWlege aggregation of gridiron day before the opening of the drive,

eleven celebrated clergymen over tho .-nUra BANO GETS SPRING PRACTICE birds high all day Monday, and ahoot-
mg was delayed until the m orning of 
the 27th.

spring tour the Longhorn Band will <|*ayjor mi88ed shot 

In preparation 

for 

its 

annual

V arsity, Shorthorn and freshman 4tar 

at San Antonio, 7-0. Dennis I sermons be preached upon American I hold rehearsal every Monday evening th is letting a 

sn o r e d the touelutywn on a trick play, ideals and how 

baseball candidates, ninety-seven in 
num ber, atten d ed the first baseball It is believed that the trick in ques- by Woodrow Wilson. 
m eeting of the year, held yesterday 
afternoon in room 157 of the Main play on which Dennis scored a touch- the donation of advertising slides by j practice.
two! 
Building. Abouty forty are Varsity down for the Civilians about 
candidates, ab out an equal number weeks ago against the Army team, 
are candidates fo r the freshman nine I thereby enabling the Civilian eleven | 
and the rem ainder 
« 
m aterial. 

are Shorthorn j to win, 13-7 over the Army team. 

tion was the famous “ hidden ball” 

* 

they were fostered I beginning January 9. At this 

meeting business matters will be dis- j Doty 

Other m e a s u r e s h a v e b e e n t a k e n in j cussed in addition to 

the

Because of this heavy wind, Dean
several 
tim es,
few of the fastest Mal
first lards get into the air and away. Miss
as 
a 
few swift drakes will swim 
the 
pond until the next m id-term s sh o o t-j 
ing.

registered
regular “Nearly Busted” ducks. Hence 

losses 

these 

in 

The game sacks were full of crip­
ples which were shot by Dean Taylor 
and recovered by Miss Doty. “ We’re 
going to keep those lame ducks in 
| cold storage until the next exam s,” 

-aid the huntsmen.
“We bagged 

thirteen o u trig h t,” 

boasted sportsm an Taylor, “ and they j 
were all drakes, 
too!” The dead 
ducks were a1! upperclassmen, old 
birds at the game, but 
fast 
enough to wing out of range of Miss | 
Doty’s splendid sighting, and Dean 
Taylor’s superb shot.”

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o n 

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“WHAT NO MAN KNOWS f t

T h ey took fr o m her the man sh e loved and 
th e child th e w orshiped. T he man fe ll to 
the b o tto m o f l i f e ’* scrap heap w h ile t h e 
a u th o r it ie s p r e v e n t e d h e r from se ein g 
t h e 
little o n e . Did sh e d esp a ir ? Did sh e give 
up h o p e ? S h e did not. S he fo u g h t all the 
h ard er and won in the end.

H a ro ld Lloyd
in
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A comedy
scream

L atest
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News

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H A N C O C

O P E R A H O U S E

M o n d a y, T u esd ay a n d W e d n e s d a y

HOW DOES A W OMAN KNOW?

Out of the fog

A lonely man sat on it bench in a London park. 
crept the slender figure of a girl.
Fealessly she approached the bench, sat down and began to speak 
to him.
She had arrived only that morning from far-aw ay Syria, a refugee 
fVom a Turkish harem. There was no one in a1) London whom she 
knew.
And yet, one glance at this strange, tall man on the bench, and she 
KNEW’— knew th a t she could trust him.
How does a woman know’?

MAY MCAVOY
in
“M O R A L S ”
A fascinating story wherein East meets West and conquers it. 

A d d e d A ttr a c tio n s : C om edy a n d P a th e News

On the All-Star line up which took
a fall out of th*- noted Bo McMillan’s

D it c h A d d r e s s e s G a th e rin g 
Coach Billy Disch, V arsity’s 

fa- eleven appeared 

four members of. 
Bats I 
mo us diamond m entor, addressed the t hi • season’s Varsity 
m eeting on training rules, telling of Watson, quarterback and captain of I
the training requirem ents th a t he has ; the All-Stars, George McCullough* j 
Ail-Southwestern Tackle, and George 
Hill, All-Southwestern guard.

team. 

stressed during his ten years a t Texas 
which have netted the U niversity of 
Texas ten consecutive intercollegiate 
championships 

in baseball.

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substitutions. 
grass 

San Marcos Normal, no 
Field goals: Pender-

P ractic# S ta rts M onday 

Barrett ■'», Ponsford I, R

Practice will begin Monday a ff e r- j ertson 2, Schuhardt 2, Horten I, Tid-
well I; fouls, Peyton 9, Pendergrass 
I, Hildreth l l .

R eferee, H enderson (Texas).
Time of halves, 20 minutes.

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QUEEN

MON., TUES., W E D . 

A N D THURS.

noon at 2:30 o’clock on ( lark Field. 
Daily practice will follow thereafter, 
w eather perm itting. Many games 
will b t 
played between Varsity, 
freshm en and Shorthorn teams this 
spring, if Coach Ditch’s plans work 
out

B a t Gillett Speak*
three-year 

Bus G illett, 

veteran 
V arsity pitcher, who is captain of the 
nine thus season, said a few words to 
the candidates, emphasising the need 
for all athletes to make their courses 
in order that they may be eligible 
for participation 
intercollegiate 
athletics.

in 

P rater Scad* L atter

Colonel A. M. Prater, 

assistant 
business m anager of the University, 
dean of all Texas rooters, was un­
able to attend the meeting, but sent 
a letter which was read to the candi­
dates by M anager Moulton Cobb. 
Colonel P rater lauded Coach Disch j 
and spoke of the success and recog­
nition won by Longhorn nines 
in 
past season. Manager Cobb spoke 
briefly, declaring th a t he believed 
two roles should always be observed 
by candidates: 
implicit obedience to
the orders of the coach, and constant 
and continued fight.
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points— only 

s t forw ard was taken by Schuhardt, J 
the same combination which started 
the game began the second half. The 
latte r half of the game was rather 
slow, although many penalities were 
called by R eferee Henderson 
for! 
rough playing. During this half o f 
the V arsity five scored 
the game 
twelve 
seven more 
points than the Normalcies scored. 
P e n d e r g r a ss H igh P o in t S corer 
Pendergrass with five goals from 
the floor and one foul for a total 
of eleven points was the leading in­
dividual point scorer of the game. 
B a rre tt, with five 
field baskets to 
his credit, was only one point be 
hind. Both Peyton and H ildreth who 
threw the foul goals for their respec­
the 
tive 
baskets. 
the 
ball nine times o a t of eleven trials. 
H ildreth managed to chalk up eleven 
points out of sixteen trials.

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