Vol. X X V I .

A U S T I N , T E X A S . T H U R S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 18, 1924

No. 76

She Bails

WILL Carl Nation Breaks

Ankle in Basket Ball 
Practice Wednesday

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TR IP T O O M

'GIRLS ELLE CLUB

TO GWL CONCERTS

Tw elve Men W ill Be on Squad 

for Ten Games 
North Texas

in

Plan to G ive First in Winter 
Term; Second in 
Spring

Grade Record Books 
Must Be Turned in 
Before Christmas

A l l ol d s t u d e n t * a r r r e q u e s t e d 
o f W o r k 

l e a v e t h e i r R e c o r d 

to 

b o o k l e t s at 
t h e R e g i s t r a r ' * o f f i c e 
s o m e t i m e b e f o r e C h r i s t m a s so t h a t 
t h e g r a d e s f o r t h e f al l t e r m c a n 
h o l i d a y s . 
be e n t e r e d d u r i n g 

the 

T h e b o o k l e t s will b e r e a d y t o r e ­
t u r n by J a n . 5.

N e w b o o k l e t s a r e b e i n g m a d e 
o u t f o r all n e w s t u d e n t s , w h o will 

r e c e i v e t h e m a t t h e l a m e t i m e as 
old s t u d e n t s .

NEIN STUDENTS TO

Wit!! “ C a r r i e ” N a tio n , s te lla r c e n ­

t e r and f o r w a r d on Doc S t e w a r t ’s 

c h a m pion sh ip c o u r t a g g r e g a tio n o f 

1924 o u t ind efin itely, 

possibly 

f o r 

the season, w ith a broken an kle s u s ­

tained 

in p r a c tic e W ednesday , 

th e 

L onghorn m e n to r is p u ttin g th e fin­

ishing touches to the w ork of his bas- 

keteers 
th e p r e ­
in a n tic ip a tio n of 
season schedule w ith D allas in d e p e n d ­
e nt fives d u r in g th e holidays.

series of 

F o u r gam es of 

P l a y S t i c k l e L u m b e r j a c k s 
P la n s as ann ou nced by Coach S te w ­
ten 
a 
a r t will call fo r 
in D a lla s d u r in g the C h r i s t ­
ga m e s 
m as holidays. 
th e 
series will be w ith the Stickle L u m ­
b e rja c k s, th e te a m 
th e 
S o u th e rn A m a te u r title in 1923, a nd 
he sam e te a m t h a t trou nced th e Bay- 
or B e a rs recently. T he c a le n d a r also 
^alls fo r f o u r clashes w ith th e Y. M. 
H. A. five, a n o th e r s tr o n g c o n te n d e r 
in th e m un icipal c o u rt c irc u it in Dal- 
!as in r e c e n t y e a rs.

t h a t won 

Twelve men will m ak e the t r i p w ith 
S te w a rt, a cc o rd in g to an a n n o u n c e ­
m ent m ade W edn esd ay. N a tio n will 
be u nable to m ake th e jo u rn e y , r e s t ­
ing his in ju r e d ankle u n til t h e fin al 
pre-season schedule opens a f t e r 
th e 
holidays. A m ong th e men who will 
make the t r ip th e se will likely be se­
lected fro m 
S e tte g a s t,
B e rry , 
Slover, E squivel, Rundell, 
Slover, B r a n n a n , Moore, N a gle , E a ­
son, F o s te r, and Smalley.

s q u a d : 

th e 

M e e t F o r m e r L o n g h o r n s 

T h e t r i p will also include a series 
of g am e s w ith a te a m of A ll- S ta rs 
th e 
on whose r o s te r will 
n am es of W a r d , R obertson, C u r tis , 
b ig g in s , and Jo e Kng.

a p p e a r 

P la n s f o r a c o n c e r t in th e w in te r 
te r m a r e b e in g m a d e by t h e G i r l s ' 
Glee (Tub. T h e cluL> e x p e c ts to givt* 
tw o c o n c e rts a f t e r C h r is tm a s , one; 
in th e w i n t e r t e r m a n d one in the J 
s p rin g 
T he d a te s h a v e not 
b een fixed as y e t, b u t thy f i r s t will 
p ro b a b ly be a t th e en d of J a n u a r y , 
a c c o rd in g to Miss E lfle d a L iitle jo h n . 
in s tr u c to r in th e School o f Music.

t e r m . 

a b o u t 

T h e club 

a c c o m p a n ist, 

sixty 
n u m b e r s 
m e m b e rs th is te r m , a n d is u n d e r the 
d irection o f Miss L ittle jo h n . O f f i­
cers a r e : P r e s id e n t, Lucite W illiam s 
of A u s tin ; 
F r a n c e s 
M ike of B r y a n ; vice p r e s id e n t, M a r­
th a P o r t e r o f C le b u r n e ; s e c r e t a r y , 
Lois F r a n k lin o f A u s ti n ; t r e a s u r e r , 
A n n e S h a r p o f U v a ld e ; r e p o r t e r , Nell 
W h a le y of C le b u rn e .
Lucile W illiam s 

t h a t 
th e Glee 
th e re will be tr y o u ts f o r 
Club a t th e o p e n in g o f th e w in te r 
te r m .

a n n o u n c e s 

SIGMA XI ELECTS FIKE 
NEW MEMBERS FBR YEAP,

N o t a b l e R e s e a r c h W o r k N e c e s ­
s a r y f o r M e m b e r s h i p in 
H o n o r a r y So ci e ty

Expected to Pass 5,000 
Mark

All new s tu d e n ts e n te r in g t h e U n i­
ve rsity in th e w in te r te r m , m u s t r e g ­
iste r F r id a y , J a n u a r y 2. R e g is tr a ­
tion h o u r s will be fro m 1 0 - 1 2 a. rn. 
and fr o m 2-4 p. rn. R e g istra tio n will 
b<*g«n at th e R e g i s t r a r ’s office, and 
the r e g is tr a t io n co m m itte e will w ork 
in the re a d in g room of the Main Li­
b ra r y .

T his applies to all 

s tu d e n ts not 
enrolled in th e U n iv e rsity d u r in g the 
fall te r m , r e g a r d le s s of w h e th e r th e y 
have e v e r a t t e n d e d 
th e U n iv e rsity 
b e f o r e o r not. An increase of a b o u t 
2 0 0 is e x p e c te d in to ta l fig u re s, d u r ­
ing th e f ir s t w e e k which will b r in g 
the 
th e y e a r 
ov er th e 5,000 m a rk .

to t a l r e g is tr a t io n 

f o r 

follow in g 

is c alled by the* Regis­
re g u la tio n s, 
fo r 

A tte n tio n 
t r a r to th e 
p a g e 8 o f 
th e “ H a n d b o o k 
G u id a n c e o f S t u d e n t s . ” S tu d e n ts a r e , .u
f o r
re q u ir e d 
each 
in 1924-
25 as fo llow s: fo r th e W i n t e r te r m ,

th e session, 

to sign up 

in pe rso n 

te r m of 

- o -

Ol d S t u d e n t s 

D istin c t sc ie n tific ab ility as show n 
by r e s e a r c h w o rk has b r o u g h t 
the 
h o n o r of e lection to S ig m a X i, h o n ­
to 
o r a r y sc ie n tific f r a t e r n i t y , 
five 
a d v a n c e d s t u d e n t s o f 
t h e U n iv e r ­
sity. T he fo llow ing n e w m e m b e rs 
a n n o u n c e d : Miss I
have j u s t 
Alva E llisor of H o u sto n , p a le o n to lo ­
gist with th e H u m b le Oil C o m p a n y ;;
Miss Bessie L e a gu e , o f M a rtin d a le ,
t u t o r in Z o o lo g y , and c a n d id a t e f o r I w h a ts o e v e r is ac c e pted. 

“ T his r u le applies to all s tu d e n ts, 
old a n d new , r e g u la r a n d special, e x ­
c e p t Law s tu d e n ts , who will sign up 
on M ond ay , F e b r u a r y 2 ,” a c c ording ! 
to E. J . M athew s, R e g is tr a r . 
“ T he 
to se c u re p r o m p t ­
c h ie f p u rp o se 
ness on the* p a r t o f e v e r y b o d y a t th e \ 
b e g in n in g o f each te r m . No excuse

been 

is 

Miss Stoltzfus Back 

From Demonstration

th e M a s te r o f A r t s d e g r e e ; A n to n ll.
I B e rk m a n o f R o un d Rock, 
in
I B o tan y, a n d c a n d id a te f o r th e M as­
te r o f A rts d e g r e e ; a n d R e n k e L ub- 
Trip to South Texas i ben o f F r a n c i t a s , i n s t r u c t o r in P u r e
I M a th e m a tic s, who has 
re-
| eeived his M a s te r o f A r ts d e g re e an d
is now a c a n d id a te f o r the P h .D . in 
M a th e m a tic s.
S ig m a Xi 

is th e * h ig hest 
to Bee a n d F rio coun- C0 Bf erw<j by th e U n iv e rsity 

a lr e a d y 

t u t o r 

in 

 

 

P l a c e s o f R e g i s t r a t i o n

to a d d in g or 
“ I t does n ot r e f e r 
d ro p p in g courses b u t to 
th e filling 
ou t o f a p a r tic u la r c a rd f o r this p u r ­
pose. AU women s tu d e n ts will sign 
up a t th e Dean of W o m e n ’s office, 
M. B. 111.

“ Men s tu d e n ts will sign up as fo l­
l o w s : Business A d m in is tr a tio n stu- 
ho n o r c*e n *'8 a t Miss C o p e la n d ’s o ffic e , It 
th t, Hall 1 3; E n g in e e r s a t D ean T a y l o r ’s 
in
o ffic e , E n g . B. 107; all o th e r men 
s tu d e n ts in th e re a d in g ro om o f th e I 
Main L ib r a r y . No s t u d e n t m ay s :gn 
up f o r a n o th e r .”

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Members W ill Report to G ene 
Darby, Former Forward,

* December 26

EAMES WITH TRIANGLES 

Report to Bible at College Sta­
tion After W eek of Prac­
tice in Houston

BY M A R V IN S T E V E N S

College S ta tio n , T ex as, Dec, IT.— 
fo r C h r is tm a s 
F in a l a r r a n g e m e n t s 
holiday p ra c tic e have been com plet­
ed f o r the T e x a s A ggies b ask e t ball 
squad, acco rd in g to D. X. Bible, head 
P la n s fo r 
coach of the A gg ie club. 
th e tr a in in g h ave been 
in a plastic 
sta g e fo r several weeks.

T he sq u a c will r e p o r t to Gene D a r ­
by, f o r m e r A gg ie f o rw a rd , f o r p r a c ­
tice work on D ecem ber 26 a t H ouston, 
w here the m a jo r ity of the. m em bers 
te a m will 
of 
th en 
t r a i n 
will 
to Coach Bible a t Col­
r e p o rt 
lege S tation.

th e r e f o r one v t e k a n d 

t h e sq u a d 

live. 

T h e 

f a s t sem i-pro o rg a n iz a tio n . 

A schedule of tw o g a m e s h a s been 
a r r a n g e d w ith th e H ouston T ria n g le s , 
T he 
a 
f i r s t g am e will be played on D ecem ­
ber 31. T he m ain p a r t of th e t r a i n ­
in g w ork of th e A ggies will consist 
of principles a n d a little sc rim m a g e 
w ork between th e m em b ers 
th< 
squad.

of 

L ittle s tr e n u o u s w ork has been go­
the p a s t week 
ing on a t A g gie la nd 
or so. The sq u a d h as been e n d e a v o r­
in g to g e t t h e basic w ork given by 
Bible an d D a rb y . T he men seem to 
h a v e ' go tten th e prin c ip le s and a f t e r 
the re a l w o r k o u ts fo r 
th e holidays 
p r e p a r a t io n 
th e f i r s t g a m e on 
J a n u a r y IO will begin.

f o r 

S everal of th e men a r e show ing up 
th e season. 
th is e a r ly 
well even 
W o rk has been of a 
n a tu r e , 
however, wTiich m ay a ccount fo r th e ir 
speed and ability.

in 
lig ht 

T h e new g y m n a s iu m will be e n t ir e ­
ly finished w ith a h a r d wood floor 
by th e time th e te a m is to r e p o r t back 
to College and th e boys will begin to 
show th e ir ta le n t s im m ediately. 

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New Member of Latin 
Faculty Holds Prize 

for European Study

D u r in g the absence of Miss Ro­
b e r t a L a v e n d e r, a d ju n c t p ro fe ss o r of 
L a tin in th e U n iv e rs ity of T exas, who 
is now in C a lifo rn ia , Mrs. E r n e s tin e 
te a c h in g several 
is 
F r a n k lin Leon 
courses in th e classical la n g u a g e de­
p a r tm e n t.

i 

in 

record 

Mrs. Leon 

d e m o n s tr a te d 

Miss A m a n d a 

S to ltz fu s , l e c t u r e r 
th e B u r e a u 
on R u ra l E d u c a tio n 
o f E x te n s io n , has j u s t r e t u r n e d fr o m
a 10-day t r ip 
ties, w h e r e she 
te a c h e r s a n d s t u d e n t s th e v a lu e 
E a c h n ig h t a so-
su p e rv ise d play . 
cial w as held a t th e d i f f e r e n t school
houses o f th e c o u n ty , 

is a g r a d u a t e o f H u n ­
t e r College in New York City, w here 
she made th e h ig h e st 
ever 
th e h isto ry of th e college. 
m ade 
She h a s also had 
tw o y e a r s post-
g r a d u a t e w ork 
sity , w here she w a s 
D r isle r Fellow ship. Mrs. Leon also] a d u lts w e re given. T h e 
sing in g, 
p r iz e , consisted 
w a s the w in n e r of th e R om an prize i consisted 
in classical la n g u a g e s , which en title d j ste r e o p tic a n p ic tu re s, plays, g a m e s, 
he r to stu dy two y e a r s in the Airier-j and stu n ts .
ican Academ y in Rome, Ita ly , a n d she ; 
h a s trav e le d over a la rg e 
E u ro p e . M rs. Leon is a m em ber of I p a rtie s f o r y o u n g people a n d adu lt* j jn8truC tor 
P hi B eta K a p p a .

h olidays, 
of! Miss S to ltz f u s will give a se rie s o f

an d p r o g r a m s j vvortby 
a n d

in Colum bia U n i v e r - 1 

th e I which inc lu d e d 

t o ; {.#]d 
o f ; 

th e C h ris tm a s 

the holder of 

b o th child re n

c o m m u n ity 

in S o u th w e s t T ex as.

D u rin g 

p a r t 

or 
o f

DEAR ST U D E:

A fter 

the Dean 

has 
in spite 
done his worst 
of your efforts, and you 
have already bought your 
ticket home, rush aroun d 
to our office and make a r­
rangem ents to have T he 
Daily T exan, The R a n ­
ger, and The Longhorn 
mailed 
the 
to you 
rest of the year. T h ey‘11 
keep the O ld T exas Spirit 
warm within you in the 
cold, cold winter time.

for 

Sincerely Yours,

Texas Students Publica­
tions, Inc.

Room 155, Main Bldg.

I Club Girls Study

Problems of Today

and 

S tu d y of p re s e n t-d a y problem s of 
s t a t e ­
in te r e s t is the pu rp o se of th e 
luncheon club 

in te r n a tio n a l, n a tio n a l, 
wide 
P r e s e n t D a y Club, a 
fo r g irls a t th e U n iv e r s ity , 
ings a r e held bi-weekly, and
the club is open 
bership 
women s tu d e n ts who a r e 
in th e 
f a ir s . 

in 

as new m em b ers th is .session: Alice
Hollis of S ta n to n , M a ry S te u s sy of 
A u stin, Mildred Beall of N acogdoches, 
F r a n c e s A gn ew of McAllen, Alice O. 
S c h a e f f e r of D allas, V e ra B. R u t h e r ­
fo rd of A u stin , D orothy Nell W h a ­
ley o f C le b u rn e , P a u lin e L. Rogers 
of M a r t, a n d M a r th a C h a m n e ss of 
A ustin,

P e rso n s in te re ste d in S p a n is h and 
willing to forego a 
little sleep will 
th e o p p o rtu n ity of seein g a 
have 
play p r e se n te d in S p a n is h n e x t F r i- 
M e e t - : day n ig h t b e g in n in g a t 6 o'clock and 
mem- ■ r u n n in g all th r o u g h th e n igh t. The
a m iracle
is “ Loa P a s to re d ,” 
to a l l , p lay 

ed by M exican re sid e n ts of A u stin .

it 

is a C h r i s tm a s p lay
and in a serio us them e, it is relieved 
by comedy, one of th e best b its of 
E l i c i t Is said to be th e scene where 
the devil leaps o u t from the glow in g 
the 
e n tr a n c e 
sh ep h e rd s a w a y fo r th e tim e being. 
The play will be given a t th e K. C. 
Hall a n d a sm all adm issio n will be 
charged.

to Hell a nd 

f r i g h t e n s 

discussion of p re s e n t-d a y af-1 medieval tim es, a n d is boing p re se n t-

in te re ste d ■ play such as w as p re se n te d d u r in g

T h e follow ing girlg w ere received^ * A lth o u g h 

Registration for W inter T erm |B r o w nsville. Besides 

.; 

fo r 

on S a t u r d a y , J a n u a r y 
S p r in g te rm , T h ursday , M arch UL i pied the c h a rg e s credited to him.
Those who r e g is te r a f t e r 
ap- 
p o in te d d a te s will be r e q u ir e d to pay
a fine o f th r e e d ollars. 

Scottish Rite Plans

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MISSISSIPPI COMPLETES 1925 

GRID SCHEDULE OF STEERS

.1

KES INTERESTED

Nine G roups of A lum ni A re 
Addressed in W eek s 
T o ur

W id e sp re a d in te r e s t in the develop­
m en t of th e U n iv e rsity of T e x a s is 
evident, d eclares P re s id e n t W. M. W. 
* S plaw n, who r e tu r n e d T u e sd a y fro m 
a w eek’s to u r of the S ta te . D u rin g 
his absence he m et nine g ro u p s of 
high 
and 
e x -s tu d e n ts 
an d 
schools u t O rang e, V ictoria, 
to

add ressed 

sp e a k in g 

R o ta ry Club m eeting s a t O ra n g e and 
C o rp u s C h risti, he a p p e a re d before a 
g r o u p of 500 B e au m o n ts citizens.

On M onday, Decem ber 

15, D r. 
S p la w n m et the la r g e s t g r o u p of e x ­
s tu d e n ts ever assem bled in San A n ­
the bud get f o r 
tonio. H e discussed 
th e n e x t biennium . 
Jo h n A; Lom ax, 
J s e c r e ta r y of th e E x - S tu d e n ts ’ A sso­
ciatio n, spoke to th e g a t h e r i n g con­
c e rn in g th e objectives of th e asso c ia ­
tion, p a r tic u la r ly 
th e 
im po rta nc e of th e loan fu n d , the Al- 
the ex- 

the d ir e c to ry of 

e m p h asiz in g 

t’de, an d 

stu dents.

ing, Dr. Splaw n said, “ I t 

S p e a k in g of th e S an Antonio m e et­
h a p p e n s 
i t h a t r a t h e r wide publicity w as given 
to a n incident which occurred a t th e 
close of th e m eeting. T h e c h a ir m a n 
w as m a k in g some s ta te m e n ts which 
o th e r m em bers of the g ro u p seemed 
to r e g a r d as calculated 
to provoke 
the m eeting 
co ntro v e rsy , w hereup on 
a d jo u rn e d . T he c h a ir m a n and o th e rs
the J p re s e n t saw t h a t all th e a m e n itie s of 
occasion were observed, 
even 
tho ug h th e a d j o u r n m e n t cam e some­
w h a t suddenly and u n exp ected ly .” 

Since* th e m eeting, M a u r y M aver- 
th e lick, th e c h a ir m a n , h a s vigorously de- 

to Have Christmas 
Tree Thursday Night

Girls of the S c o ttish Rite D o rm i­
t o r y will I m * p re s e n te d with a C h ris t­
m as tr e e T h u r s d a y n ig h t. A 
real 
St. Nicholas has pro m ise d his serv- > u,1(le r 
ices to hand o ut the g ifts. 

D u n a w a y .

•
E a c h girl has d r a w s a n a m e and 
will see that a p r e s e n t is on th e t r e e 
for t h a t girl. 
T h e s e p re s e n ts will be 
t u r n e d o ver to th e M asons for fo r 
d istrib u tio n a m o n g th e poor child ren 
of A ustin as th e girls 
f o r 
Christmas*

leave 

No Campus Co-eds

Among Mechanicians

December Salaries 

Will Be Given Out 
Next Monday, Dec. 22

D e c e m b e r s a l a r i e s f o r 

f a c u Ity 
an d o t h e r e m p l o y e s will b e g i v e n 
T h e 
o u t M o n d a y , D e c e m b e r 2 2 . 

A u d i t o r r e q u e s t s t h a t 
c o m e 
t h a t d a y a nd s a v e d e l a y . A s usual 
t he o f f i c e will b e c l o s e d d ur i n g 
t h e h o l i d a y s .

all 

12 STUDENTS WORK IN

D e p a r t m e n t 

E s t a b l i s h e d 

in 

1911 for H a n d l i n g U n i v e r ­
sity Mail

th e ir w ay 

Tw elve U n iv e rs ity 

s tu d e n ts who 
th ro u g h 
a re w o rk in g 
school art* em ploy ed by 
th e S te n o ­
g r a p h ic B u re a u , a c c o rd in g to George 
J . S tev e n s, b u sin ess manag* r o f the 
B u re a u .

T h e S te n o g ra p h ic B u r e a u w as es­
tab lishe d in 1919 f o r the p urp o se of 
h a n d lin g 
th e U n iv e rsity mail. At 
th is tim e only th r e e s tu d e n ts were 
em ployed in th e d e p a r tm e n t . Since 
tw elve em ployees a r e k e p t b u sy from 
in­
th e n 
c r e a se d 
th a t 
five to e ig h t h o u rs a day, said S t e ­
vens.

the volum e o f r/iail 

to such 

e x t e n t 

has 

an 

le tti rs and a b o u t 

“ As an a v e ra g e we h a n d le ab out 
500 
IOO parcels. 
S o m e tim e s the l e t te r s in c r e a s e to a 
th o u s a n d or m o re a n d the packages 
to a b o u t h a lf t h a t m a n y . T he g r e a t ­
e s t n u m b e r of p a c k a g e s a r e re c e iv ­
ed the day b e f o re T h a n k sg iv in g , said 
Mr. Stevens.

Y. W. C. A. Course 
Has Enrollment

L
HERE OCTOBER 3

Nine Games Contracted for In­
clude Four Intersectional 
Battles

S e p t . 2 6 , S o u t h w e s t e r n *t Au*, 

tin.

V ille .

t i o n .

O c t . 3, Mi s s i s s i ppi at 
O c t . 

l l , V a n d e r b i l t

A u s t i n . 
at Nash-

Oc t . 18, A u b u r n at D a l l a s .
Oc t . 2 5 . R i c e at A u s t i n .
O c t . 3 1 , S. M. U . at A u s t i n .

, B a y l o r at W a c o .

N o v . 7 
N o v . 14, A r i z o n a at A u s t i n . 
N o v . 2 6 , A . & M . at C o l l e g e S t a ­

F i v e in A u s t i n

T he University 

o f Mississippi 
will come to A u stin to fill th e Oct. 
3 d a te o f th e 1925 g rid schedule. 
W ith th e a n n o u n c e m e n t o f the c o m ­
pleted schedule f o r th e L o n g h o rn s, 
nine g a m e s have b een c o n tr a c te d f o r 
by D ir e c to r o f A th le tic s B ellm ont. 
in A u s tin , 
T hese will include fiv e 
th r e e in th e lair o f the e n e m y , a n d 
one on n e u tra l te r r ito r y .
T h e a n n u a l g a m e a t 

th e Dallas 
F a i r will b e c o n tin u e d , T ex a s m e e t­
in D a lla s on Oct. 18. 
ing A u b u r n 
T h e f o u r th g a m e 
n ew 
a g r e e m e n t will be played a t Nashville, 
T e n n e sse e , th e hom e of th e Com m o­
c o n ­
dore s. Two te a m s, b o th new 
te n d e r s as f a r as V a r s ity 
is c o n ­
c e rn e d , will m e e t th e L o n g h o rn s in 
A ustin w hen A rizona am i Mississippi 
invade 
in 
1925.

th e c o r ra l b f th e S te e rs 

u n d e r 

th e 

A d d t o P r e s t i g e

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h a n d lin g o f 

T h e successful 

of Seventy Girls

this 
c a le n d a r will add to the p restig e o f 
V a rsity in S o u th e rn a th le tic circles,
An a tte m p t to solve c a m p u s prob- since A u b u rn an d V a n d e rb ilt h a v e 
lems acco rd in g to Biblical te a c hing s alw ay s finished high in th e ra c e f o r 
de- 
is b eing m ade by m em bers of the Bi- th e S o u th e r n C o n f e r e n c e title, 
ble S tu d y classes being held u n d e r ! d a r e d Bellmont.
th e direction of th e Y oung W om en’s 
C h r is tia n Association a t th e U n i v e r - ! _ 
sity. Then* a re abo ut to g irls en- Hot Tea and Fountain
rolled f o r th e course in f o u r sections 
Pen Ink Provided by 
and Rachel 

o----- --....... -
rn mb

B ernice G reen 

 

Y.W.C.A. This Week

th e Book 

T h e course covers 

of 
M a rk an d is given by the New York 
Bible S e m in a ry . 
rn
o r d e r to give
v ario u s Y. W. CL A. c a b in e ts more
specific knowledge w ith which 
to 
c a r r y on th e ir c a m p u s work.
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Sixteen Per Cent of 

Bowl Subscribers 

Have Paid in Full

th e d ecoration s. 
th e room sta n d s 

Y. W . C. A. r e a d in g room has th e
It w a s u n d e r ta k e n i holiday a tm o sp h e re this week, with 
th e m e m b e rs of th e i red C h ris tm a s bells h a n g in g fro m the
doors a n d C h ristm a s g r e e n and re d 
I in 
In one c o rn e r 
of 
the C h ristm a s 
j tr e e laden with to y s to be given to 
the child re n of th e In te r n a tio n a l I n ­
s titu te , a b ra n c h o f the Y. W. C. A. 
Miss Ione S p e ars says t h a t th e girls 
a r e p a r tic ip a tin g 
th e ir p a r ts as 
; S a n t a Clauses very nicely, a n d u r g e s 
the girls who have not done so, to 
b r in g in th e ir g ifts d u rin g th e ir s p a re 
tim e.
; A c co rding to a c ustom o f m a n y 
y e a rs o f serving th e co-eds r e f r e s h ­
m ents d u r in g exam week, te a is b e ­
ing served in th e c a nd le -lit re a d in g 
room by Mise S p ears, who d e c lare s 
th a t th e m en tio n in g o f e x a m s in this 
room is decidedly tabo o. A supply 
of 
ink f o r f o u n ta in p e n s has been 
provided in the Y .W .C .A . offices.

in 

s c itn c e 

T o b e c o m e a n ac

p u b ­
h av e 
tive m e m b e r , one m u st 
lished a s c ie n tific 
a r tic le o f m e rit,
a n d m u st have accom plished some 
M onthly

r e s e a r c h 

work. 

, m e e tin g s a r e held, a t w hich p a p e r s 
p r o g r a m s are rGad b y m e m b e rs a n d in v ited lec- 

New Drainage System

A new d r a in a g e sy ste m 

a n d T e c h n o lo g y o f ^ i n s tr u c te d 

tu r e r s . O ff ic e r s o f th e T e x a s c h ap 
t e r this y e a r a r e Dr. E. H. S ellards, {
c h ie f g eo lo gist in th e B u r e a u o f Eco- 
is being 
th e 
nomic G eology 
the U n iv e rs ity ; a n d O. B. W il lia m s ,! c am p u s a t the U n iv e rsity co nsistin g
of th e la y in g of wide c o n c re te ditches 
; fro m th e Main B u ilding to th e foot 
j of 21st S tre e t. T h is a f f o r d s a com­
plete and im mediate d r a in a g e of th e 
c a m p u s a n d 
t h e 
U n iv e r s ity has been in sore need of 
fo r some time.

Mexican Residents 

Present All-night 

jn B o ta n y , s e c r e ta r y .

; be sou th side of 

is so m e th in g 

t h a t 

Play Next Friday

T h e w ork is being done by a local 

c o n tra c to r a t a cost of $ 2 0 0 .

While

th e re a r e no boy* enrolled 

in

ts ^ home economics d e p a r t m e n t ; ^ o n 8 f o r 

A b o u t 16 p e r c e n t o f th e su b sc rip ­
S ta d iu m h ave been paid

b p 

. 

* 

. i i 

J of the U n iv e rs ity of T e x a s, th e r e a r e 
also no g irls enrolled in th e mechan-
j j leal e n g in ee rin g d e p a r tm e n t, which

oCing Installed bas 4 9 iK)ys enrolled. A n o th e r i n t e r ­
estin g f a c t, acco rding to M. S. Bow ­
en, su p e r in te n d e n t of 
is
th a t th e s tu d e n ts have very few a c c i- , a m o u n ts ran(te fro m 5 
d en ts, in spit.: of th e f a c t t h a t u l l j by a s m a || boy ^ t h e Augtin 
kinds of m achinery a r e in use* by th e 
prospective mechanical engineers.

in full, in spite o f t h e f a c t t h a t tw o 
y e a r s is allowed f o r p a y m e n t, it was 
a n n o u n c e d by S ta d iu m H e a d q u a r te rs 
I y e s te rd a y . O f th e 10,000 su b sc rib ­
ers, a p p r o x im a te ly 1,700 h ave paid I
[th e full a m o u n t o f th e ir pledges. The 
c e n t paid
, a m .

paig n, to $ 1 ,0 0 0 .

th e shops, 

The equip m ent of 

the U n iv e rsity 
m achine shop is very complete, it is 
H a te d . Much of th e e q u :p m en t was 
p u t 
th.* close of 
following 
the w a r, and w as fo r m e rly used a t 
C am p M a b ry in th e m a n u f a c t u r e of 
w a r m a te ria ls .

j u r t 

in 

T h e se paid s u b s c rip tio n s helped to­
w ard p a y in g th e bills d u r in g the con- 
1 ^ tr a c tio n of th e S ta d iu m , says Max 
F itc h te n b a u m . A ny o th e r pa ym e n ts 
now will be a p p re c ia te d as the fin ­
ishing to uches of th e s t r u c tu r e are 

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DEAN HAS LETTERS OFFERING 

POSITIONS TO PROFS IN 1882

New Mexican Volume

in Garcia Library

Dean 

th e fir s t f a c u lty fo r 

If. Y. B e n e d ic t has 
t h r e e 

in his 
le tte r s 
possession copies o f 
in 1882 th ob­
which w e re w ritte n 
th e U n i­
tain 
v e r s ity o f T ex as. W. T. H a r r is , who 
a f t e r w a r d became U n ite d State's c o m ­
m issioner, w as o f f e r e d the position of 
full p r o fe ss o r with a s a la r y o f $4000, 
th e U n iv e rs ity o f 
J u d g e Coley o f 
M ichigan and Jo se p h L ee om te , noted 
geologist o f the U n iv e rs ity o f C ali­
f o r n ia were also o f f e r e d positions.

T he 

law providing 

f o r 

th e 

e s ­

ta b lis h m e n t of 
the
passed in 1881, In th e sam e y e a r Dr. 
. 
. 
Ashbel S m ith w as a p p o in te d presi-

U n iv e rsity

... 

, , 

. 

- 

. 

, c 
, 
. 

, 

w as um e fro m Mexico 

The G arcia L ib r a r y o f the Univer-1 
sity is in re c eip t o f an e x te n siv e v o l- 1
c o m m e m o ra tin g ;
the fir s t co nstitu-
in d e p e n d e n t

c e n te n a r y of 

a n 

lion o f Mexico as 
c o u n try .

a r e 

I n t h i g volum e 

included a
d e n t o f th e re g e n ts a n d c h a ir m a n o f J 
the fa c u lty . The Main Building, n u m b e r o f orig*nal d o c u m e n ts pub-
c o nsisting of th e w e st w ing o f th e .fished f o r the f i r s t tim e, a n d a pho-
p re s e n t b uilding, w as 
in to gra ph ic re p r o d u c tio n o f th e original
1882. S t a r t i n g the b uild in g a n d ap-; m a n u sc rip t o f th e c o n stitu tio n along
the Board with a p re lim in a ry s u r v e y of th e acts
p o in tin g a p re sid e n t fo r 
o f R egent* w as 
fo r m a tio n and
to 
simple, 
c o m p a re d to o b ta in in g a fa c u lty to adop tion of the f i r s t M exican con-
t e a e h in the new U niv e rsity . 

however, which 

; s ilta tio n .

s t a r t e d 

the 

led 

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NOW SHOWING AT QUEEN THEATER

Chem . Lab. M aterials 

Coat Less During

P ast Fiscal Year

Laboratory m aterials and sam ples 

for the chem istry departm ent of the 
University cost approxim ately $27,~ 
OOO during the past fiscal year, a c ­
cording to W. B. D uncan, curator 
o f the chem ical 
The 
preceding year the am ount spent was 
$40,000.

laboratories. 

T h is m o ney is used fo r th r e e p u r -

poses. Part o f it goes to replace th e 

m aterial broken during each year, 

part is need to buy new perm anent 

m aterial and the rem ainder o f the 

sum purchases acids 

and chem ical 

elem ents.

R egistration for courses in the d e ­

partm ent o f chem istry reached a t o ­

tal o f 1,200 this year. The en ro ll­
m ent in the advanced classes shows 
over la st year, 
a decided 

increase 

and there are now 700 stu d en ts tak ­

ing first year chem htry.

STEEL SA FE INSTALLED 

IN PUBLICATIONS O FFICE

A n e w 

f ire p ro o f, a ll-ste e l 

p u rc h a se d a t a cost o f 
has b een 
T'-xas S t u d e n t P u blic a tio ns.

installed 

in 

sa fe, 
400 dollars, 
the o ffic e of 

C A M P U S S H O P
E x p e rt C leaning and
Pressing fo r
MEN and W OM EN 
PH O N E <1998

T he Ideal 50c Xm«» G ift

NEW TOASTER INSTALLED

A new to a ster is b ein g installed in 
»he C afteria at the U niversity Com ­
mons to provide hot toasted sand-
w ith e s during e x a m in a tio n w eek.

BON TON 
CAFE

A lw ays fo r th e U niversity 
in E v ery th in g 
609 Congress

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W ashington C q ssrt, New Torh

D a m o n — -
“ What ws8 th* matter
w ith P ro f e s s o r H e n ry th is 
m orningJ 
never seen
h i m ski p eev ed . H e -v ein ed 
to be b o ilin g tiv e r .’’

P y t h i a s —
“ Boiling over Le good. He 
wits, 
i n d o l yon noth-a 
ufiy? The old boy had rn in­
laid bi* Eldorado pencil.*•

M ARINELLO BEAUTY 
SH O P
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GOOD WORK OUR HOBBY

C A L L 3 7 0 2
HOME STEAM LAUNDRY
211 E a st 5th S treet

do you comb
your hair?
For neat ap­
pearance, the 
great aid to 
success. Keep 
y o u r h a i r 
com bed all 
day with

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SH R IN ES AND SKYSCRAPERS

Why is a shrine more interesting than a new 

skyscraper? 
The latter is scientifically more marvelous, more hygienic, anti 
m ore comfortable. Yet persons do not go from all over the world j
to see these structures as they go to Europe to see old cathedrals,!
taverns, and castles.

The hum an touch of time gives a building som ething that 
science cannot create. A worn step suggests more of 
ro­
m a n c e of life than a m arble s ta ir case. Science can furnish the 
physical com forts of life. but it cannot arouse sentim ent.

the 

Science could do much to make some of the older buildings on 
<j>ur campus more convenient and comtortabUs but in doing so it 
w o u ld d e s t r o y the individuality which endears them to everyone. 
Generations of students passing through these buildings have 
left a heritage which can never lie replaced.

Few buildings are adm irable, but th ere is an 

intangible
something about an oH building which neither science nor money 
can create.— Univ* r. fty Daily Kansan.

DIGNITY GR POM POSITY?

A n ew “ Five H in d red” is to be chosen by certain persons 
in New York w ho, of course, are capable of judging ju st who in 
th is country is fitted, by intellect and d ig n ity to be in th e sacred | 
circle. 
it One can scarcely call it a group, because th at smacks 
too much of the com m on crow d).

Dignity, they say, is one of the essential 

requisite#; and? 
w ithout th at one is* in the phraseology of the common herd, “o u t' 
of hick” so fa r as the “Five H undred” is concerned.

Somehow o r other this selection of the “ Five H undred” on 
the basis of dignity seems to have complications. Dignity has a 
double, whose nam e is Pomposity, and it is often quite serious 
when Pomposity is m ista k en for Dignity.

But cdf course th e organizers of the “Five H undred” will |

never get the tw o mixed, so why go on?

Judge Clark

CHRISTMAS
DINNER

F or stu d en ts from other 
rem ain 

cities who will 
h e re fo r the holidays.

U niversity Y .M .C .A .

C hristm as Day, I P.M.

R eservations m ust be 
m ade a t Y. M. C. A. by 
T uesday, D ecem ber 23.

—U niversity Daily K ansan. 

I

OM

I H E first tw enty days in Decem ber 
witnessed a big event in one m an’s life. 
T hey saw a toy grow into a tool — 
one ct the most useful in all history.

On December ist, 1885 there was 
brought to G eorge W estinghouse, at 
Pittsburgh, an uncom m ercial “ second­

ary generator’’— a scientific toy. Wes­
tinghouse and associates lived w ith it 
day and night, and by D ecem ber 20, 
1885, in a dash of genius, had com­
pleted the essential conceptions of the 
m odern transformer. T hus in twenty 
days they paved the way for alternat­
ing current, and the electrical era of 
the tw entieth century.

H ere was a brilliant engineering feat
— a feat that through the years has 
been a particular 
to a 
specialized group o f “ design engineers”

inspiration 

w ithin the W estinghouse organization. 

These men are electrical and m echani­
cal engineers w ho are attracted not 
merely by an engineering problem — 
technical difficulties o f 
but by 
“ licking” that problem to narrow and 

the 

exact practical limits.

These men w ork continuously w ith 
both sides of an equation. O n one side 
are the needs o f a customer. F or the 
other side must be developed apparatus
w hich exactly meets those needs. T h e
apparatus may range from a com plete 
system o f electrification for a railroad 

♦

to a new type o f curling iron.

E ngineering extends a w elcom ing 
hand to men qualified for designing.
Many o f the most constructive services 
of W estinghouse have been made pos­
sible by their leadership.

Westinghouse!

ACHIEVEMENT 8 OPPORTUNITY

E S T I N C i H 
ELECTR IC

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

PAUL WHITEMAN BAND TO COME TO HANCOCK

JUDGE DRESSES

Each Dress Discussed, and 
C onstructive Criticisms 
Made

The tw o sectio n s o f Hom e E co­
nom ics 217 had a jo in t class m eeting 
at 7 p. rn. F riday for the purpose 
o f ju d gin g the w oolen dresses which 
have just been com pleted as the lust 
problem o f the term ’s work.

The girls wore their dresses and 
the class judged each one separately, 
Considering the fello w in g p oin ts: 

Su itab ility: o f dress 

for purpose 
for which it is to be used; o f mato- 
to the design ; o f design and color to 
individual; o f accessories worn I
the 

w ith the dress.

Technique and finish.

The length and fit o f the dress.

The e ffe c t o f posture on the ap* 

i pearance o f the dress, 

f

F ollow in g the ju dging 

the 

clas.1

b cussed each dress, m aking 

eon-* 
J struct.ive criticism w herever possible* 
or suggesting any 
changes which 
would 

im prove the appearance.
The prices o f the dresses ranged 
from one at $5.00, which w as m ade 
of wool challis, to the more expen-* 
.iv e ensem ble 
suits— the most ex* 
pen*-ive o f which was $22.0 0 . Some 
o f these dre.-ses would c o -t $5.00 
and mon* if purchased ready m ade.

A fter lh- class work was ov* r, nt 
short social hour was enjoyed during 
which Miss Gearing showed the girls 
som e in terestin g things she brought 
home from Paris.

B efore the m eeting adjourned thd 
o f icq 

refreshm ents 

girls e n j o y e d 
cream and w afers.

T H E A T E R C A L E N D A R

M a j e s t i c : G lo r ia S w a n s o n in the 

“ W a g e . o f V i r t u e . ”

H a n c o c k : D o r o t h y M a c k a i l 

in 

“ T h e M a n W h o C a m e B a c k . ”

Q u e e n : R ic a r d o C o r t e z 
C i t y T h a t N e v e r S l e e p * . ”

in “ T h e 

T e x # * : B e t t y C o m p t o n in “ W o ­

m a n to W o m a n . ”

m agazine seria l, “ M other O ’D ay,” by 

Leroy Scott.

teen y ears old!

And M iss Corbin today is only f i f ­

w as in “ Y outh T rium phant,” in which ^ 
she had an all-star supporting cast. 

I 

Other pictures in which she has ap­

peared include “ Babes in the W ood.”

“Jack 

and 

the B ea n sta lk ,” 

and 

“T reasure Island.” M iss Corbin re­

turns to the screen in “ The City That 

N ever S leep s” 

a fter nearly 

three 

years of vaudeville engagem en ts, 

in 

which she headlined the Orpheum and 

Keith circuits. T his is her fir st pro­

duction fo r Param ount.

Others in the cast o f the picture 
include P ierre Gendron, Jam es F ar­
ley, Ben H endricks, and 
little Von- 
dell l)a cr.

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Texas Show ing 
Betty Com pson

P atrons o f the T exas T heater have 
the opportunity o f seein g a forceful j 
story d elig h tfu lly enacted 
ex - 1 
quisitely screen as “ W oman to Worn-J 
an,” 
is 
sta rrin g B etty Compson, 
flashed across the silver sheet.

and 

The story, which 

is set amid the * 
night life o f P aris and London, deals! 
with 
the alm ost superhum an sacri-j 
fice a d ain ty little F rench dancer j 
loves, and j 
makes for the man she 
from whom she wras separated on the 
eve of their w edding, and for their 
son. 
It is a tale which delves deep­
ly into the fundam ental ch aracteris­
tics of men and women and holds the 
m irror o f nature before one’s mind.

Clive Brook, Josephine E arle, and 
M arie A ult are am ong the w ell known 
artists in a sin gu larly appropriately I 
selected cast.

T h e James Boys, a Paul W h item an Band, with L. Lawrence W e b e r ’s Musical C o m e d y

sensation “ L I T T L E J E S S I E J A M E S ”

CLASSROOMS O F 
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the aesth etic q ualities of the build­
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girls’ party w ill be held at the Y. W

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R epair work on tho Law B u ild in g Christm as tree parties w ill 

lorward to given for those w ho remain on the 

is being J spicily pushed 
com pletion. Dean H ildebrand’s o f ! cam pus during 
up and the 
fice has been painted 
up and the! according to M iss Ione Spears. The the Christm as season.
the 
painters are now w orking on 
hallw ay o f the first floor. In addition 
to the w alls and 
ceilin g being re­
painted 
intended to re-finish 
it 
the en tire w ood-work o f the build­
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the holiday season, to keep 

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which is o f a m ahogany fin ish , and 
the w ood-work o f the o ffic e is to be 
in harm ony w ith the color 
finished 
o f the new fu rn itu re. 
The main 
ob ject o f the p ainting, Dean H il­
debrand stated, is to add m ore light 
to the class room s as w ell as im prove

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“ Little J essie Jam es,” L. Lawrence 
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edy that created such a w onderful 
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‘ T he Man W h o Came Back 
at Hancock T oday

Dorothy M ackaill, 

A s M arcelle, cabaret 

the b eautiful 
young actress who has made a name 
fo r herself in her la st two pictures 
opposite Richard B arthelm ess, “The 
F ig h tin g B lade” and “ T w enty-one,” 
w ill appear in th e leading fem inine 
role in the W illiam Fox special pro­
duction of the celebrated sta g e suc­
cess, “The Man Who Came B ack,” by 
Jules Eckert Goodman, 
the 
from 
story by John F lem in g W ilson.
dancer 

of 
the Barbary coast, in love w ith the 
young w aster 
intent upon dragging 
his fam ily nam e in the mud, played 
by George O’Brien, she shows that 
she m erely touched on her dram atic 
possibilities in her earlier works. In 
“ The Man Who Came Back” 
she 
reaches heights o f em otional acting 
seldom surpassed on screen or stage. 
E m m ett F lynn, who directed the pro­
duction, w as 
enthused 
over the talent displayed by the young 
actress. She w ill be seen at the H an­
cock Theater today.

thoroughly 

Gloria S w anson Comes 
in "W ag es of V irtue"

Glorious G loria—
Gloria as an Italian girl, product 

of the slum s—

Gloria keeping a sm all cafe in an 

A lgerian barrack town—

Gloria as the pride of the French 

Foreign Legion—

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W ren. Ben L yon, Norm an Trevor, 
Ivan Linlow, Joe Moore, youngest of 
the four “ M ovie M oore,” and others 
in the cast.

“ W ages of V irtu e” is a tale o f ro­
m ance and adventure of the French 
It opens w ith the 
Foreign Legion. 
rescued 
sta r, as C arm elita, being 
from drow ning by Lugi 
(L in o w ), 
stro n g man w ith a third-rate tra v el­
in g circus. He train s the girl to be­
come a member of the troupe, later 
k illin g his young violinist, in a mo­
m ent of jealou sy over love for Car­
m elita.

Ricardo Cortez Stars 
at Q ueen T heater

V irginia Lee Corbin, remembered 
as the original “ baby sta r ” o f the 
screen, has com e back 
into motion 
pictures as a budding star of m atu­
rity. She is featured w ith Ricardo 
Co A z , Louise D resser, and K athlyn 
Wi b ima, in a new Jam es Cruze P ar­
am ount picture, “ The City That 
N ever S leep s,” w hich w ill be shown 
at the Queen T heater today. The 
‘Ktory is an adaptation by W alter 
Woods and A nthony Coldeway o f the

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Mesh Bai*
W ii* Watches 
Diamond jewelry 
Brooch**
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Ivory Toilet Set# 
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Leather Novelties

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Fountain Pens 
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Smokers Armies

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Percolator Sets 
Thermo** Sets 
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school h av in g announced 
g am es 
w ith o th e r S o u th w estern te a m s, only 
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C h a rk s, e a rly in th e season.

N o tre D am e w as u n d isp u te d Middle- 
W est cham pion. S ta n fo rd an d C a li­
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tie 
fo r th e P a c ific C o a st v e rd ic t.

th rillin g 20-20 

New Y ears D ay o u g h t 
ch am p io n sh ip 

to decide 
th e w o rld ’s 
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th e C a lifo m ia -P e n n s y lv a n ia b a ttle a t 
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ROOM a n d b o a rd fo r boys. 

F irs t- 
cla ss m o d ern h om e. R a te s r e a s o n ­
ab le . L o cated tw o b lo ck s fro m c a m ­
108 W e st 1 9 th S tre e t, p h o n e 
p u s. 
— 19
2882. M rs. I. W . S p a rk s. 

F O R 

R E N T — C o m fo rta b le 

room f o r U n iv e rsity 

so u th
one- 
h a lf block fro m ca m p u s. Also g a r ­
p h o n e 
ag e. 
— 19
4 8 4 2 . 

208 E . 2 1 th 

S tr e e t, 

boys, 

FO U N D — P .T . k e y on b lack v e lv e t 
rib b o n . O w n er m ay o b ta in sam e 
by ca llin g a t ro o m 155, M. B., an d 
p ay in g fo r th is ad.

FO U N D — K ey r in g w ith tw o k e y s an d 
P. T . ta g No. 864. O w n e r m ay 
o b ta in sam e by c a llin g a t ro o m 155, 
M. B., and p a y in g fo r th is ad. — t f

L O ST H eavy b lack g irls’ sw e a te r in> 
room 158, M ain B uilding. F in d e r 
p h o n e ;

re tu rn to T e x a n o ffic e 

o r 

LO ST S e p te m b e r 25, 

je w e le d Phi 
Gamma D e lta p in , T. D. D avis on 
• lack, v alu ed 
F iv e 
dollars re w a rd . M rs. C. A. L ew is, 
— 4
2206 Rio G ra n d e . 

k eep sak e. 

a s 

W A N T E D — to ex ch an g e w ith w om an 
s tu d e n t room a n d boai*d fo r h ouse­
hold help in fa m ily of th re e a d u lts.
— 19
Phone 6517. 

I j FO R R E N T — O ne nice, new ly p a p e r- 
cd room w ith sleep in g porch fo r 
_ 
cold w a te r. 
tw o boys. H o t a n d 
1912 
c a rs . 
tw o 
— 4

Also g a ra g e f o r 
Nueces. T el. 9081. 

FO R R E N T — T o stu d e n ts, tw o new 
room s, w ell fu rn ish e d , p riv a te e n ­
g a ra g e . 
— 19

tra n c e s 
Phone 4114. 

b a th . 

Also 

an d 

F O R R E N T — To boys, nicely fu rn is h 
b a th . 
lig h ts
P h one 
— 19

ed room s w ith 
P riv a te e n tra n c e , 
fu rn ish e d . 
9489.

co n n ectin g 
and 
h e a t 

809 W . 22nd.

ro o m s, 

tw o n ice c le a n 

F O R R E N T — To b o y s a f t e r X m as, 
sle e p in g 
p o rc h ; g a ra g e ; also m eals a t re a s o n ­
a b le p ric e s. 
ju s t 
a c ro ss s tr e e t fro m th e L aw B u ild in g .
— 19

2 0 0 7 W ic h ita ; 

T W O L A R G E S o u th e a s t ro o m s fo r 
s tu d e n ts d e sirin g a ch a n g e . H o t 
la u n d e re d ; 
a n d cold w a te r ; 
p ric e s 
E x c e lle n t lo c a ­
tio n . M rs. H . W . S c h lie k e r, p h o n e 
— 18
2 4 7 3 , 2108 P e a rl S tr e e t. 

re a so n a b le . 

lin e n s 

F O R R E N T — F o u r o r fiv e la rg e d o u ­
b le size room s f o r q u ie t boys. No 
o th e rs need a p p ly . A cross cam p u s. 
T e le p h o n e 7984. M rs. A . S m ith .

F O R R E N T — F u rn is h e d 

u p s ta irs 

a p a r tm e n t.

so u th e a s t 
O n e -h a lf 

block fro m cam p u s.

P h o n e 7296.

— 729 G

YOU NG M E N — Room* a t 2004 U n i­
v e rsity A v en u e. C all a f te r 4 p.m . 
— 7

o r on S a tu rd a y o r S u n d a y . 

L O ST — Gold link c u ff b u tto n in v ic in ­
ity of U n iv e rs ity cam pus. F in d e r 
please r e tu r n to D r. G o d d a rd ’s office 
— 19
fo r re w a rd . 

BO A RD & ROO M — F o r boys, 

2 
blocks fro m cam p u s. B ig, p le a s­
a n t room s, ex cellen t board , h o t w a te r. 
re a so n a b le . M rs. D risk ill, 
P rices 
— 4
2501 N ueces. P hone 5603. 

LOST —P a rk e r D uofold 

fo u n ta in 
pen w ith n am e E . B aldw in on b a r ­
rel. R e tu rn to T e x a n o ffic e , ro o m 
— 18
155 M. B. 
•—...................» 
 
S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n a b lack ; cam p u s. P hone 4306. 

ROOM & B O A R D — fo r m en. E v e ry - 
th in g f i r s t class. One block fro m
j 
— 4

LOST—

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coin p u rs e c o n ta in in g a b o u t F o u r 
D allars in cash a n d tw o k eys. Flinder 
m ay receive re w a rd by leav in g p u rse 
— 6
a t T ex an o ffic e . 

B O A R D A N D ROOM

o u t m eals. 

N IC E room s f o r boys, w ith o r w ith ­
sle e p in g
com p u s. 
2509 N u e c e s S t.
——i s

porch. 2 1-2 b lo ck s 
M oderate p ric e s. 
Phone 4928. 

L a rg e e a s t 
fro m 

ROOM & B O A R D fo r one m ore y o u n g 
lady a t 2010 U n iv e rsity A ve. A d ­
— 19.

jo in in g tile cam p u s. 

F O R R E N T — T h re e room s, hot an d 
cold w a te r. One h a lf block fro m 
$12 p e r double room . 2406

cam p u s. 
S peedw ay. 

Phone 3265.

FO R R E N T — L ig h t 

h o u sek eep in g
a p a rtm e n t. T w o room s an d sle e p ­
ing porch. B a th a d jo in in g . 708 WL 
25 1-2 S t. T el. 6402, a f te r 4 p. rn. 
M ain B ldg, office 155.

F O R R E N T — S o u th e a st 

room w ith 
sleep in g porch to tw o g irls , in p r i ­
v ate home. One block fro m cam p u s. 
— 4
C all 4836. 2107 Tom G reen. 

TW O so u th e a st room s. 

so u th e a st
O n e-h alf 
to b a th ). W ith o r w ith o u t b o a r d /b lo c k from cam p u s. P hone 4296.— 19

F O R R E N T — F u rn ish e d 

(C o n v e n ie n t I 

a p a rtm e n t. 

u p s ta irs 

p r e fe rr e d . C h ild re n 

C ouples 
b a rre d . One block 
IOO W est 2 0 th , p h one 8578. 

n o t 
o f U n iv e rsity .
- -9

ROOM A N D B O A RD 

f o r m en , 2 
blocks w e st o f cam pus. O u r room s 
arf? am o n g th e b e st in A u stin . We 
you.
w ill be g la d to show th e m to
— 8
2103 N ueces.

n ice 

L A R G E RO O M — E x tr a 

so u th 
ro o m , one o f th e b e st n e a r th e U. 
fo r 2 o r 3 
S le e p in g 
porch , h o t w a te r w hen you w a n t it 
m o d e rn . 
a n d 
— 4
I UG 7 N ueces. 

e v e ry th in g 

stric tly 

q u ie t 

boys. 

u n u su a lly nice 

F O R R E N T —to tw o o r th re e boys, 
room s. C o n sta n t 
to 
— 17

h o t w a te r, sleep in g porch, close 
U n iv e rsity . P h o n e 5786. 

$36 

m onth. 

F u rn a c e h e a t, 

M E N — Room a n d b o ard , 

p e r 
sleep in g 
p orch, sin g le beds, linen 
fu rn ish e d . 
Q uiet a f te r 8 o’clock. B oard $25 p er 
— 19
m onth. 2604 S p eedw ay. 

ROOM & B O A R D — fo r boys, one 
block so u th o f L aw B uilding. A t­
tra c tiv e 
la rg e 
sleep in g p o rih . 102 W. 20th . P hone 
— 4
9367. 

room s, good 

food, 

— 31

B O A R D AND RO O M S— B o y s: 

if 
you w a n t a good lo c a tio n w ith f irs t 
c lass m eals, see us qu ick . W e can 
eave you m oney. M ak e re se rv a tio n s 
now f o r n e x t te rm . M eals w ith o r 
w ith o u t 
2 blo ck s so u th o f 
c /h ip u s a t 307 VV. 19th. D ial 6432.

room s. 

B A R G A IN — $70 w o rth o f ra d io a p ­
in c lu d in g a co m p lete 2- 
p a r a tu s 
in P itts b u rg , 
tu b e s e t 
P a ., f o r only $ 3 6 .0 0 . Also a new 
th re e -p ie c e $45.00 s u it fo r $ 21.00. 
P h o n e 5 771, call f o r M a rtin . — 19

th a t b rin g s 

F O R R E N J — R oom s fo r boys. S ingle 
b e d s. S ho w er b a th . H o t w a te r a t 
an d 
c a r 
1908 W h itis. 
- — 16

all h o u rs. N e a r c a m p u s 
lin e . Good m eals. 
P h o n e 4432. 

la rg e 

F O R R E N T — O ne 

so u th e a st 
f r o n t room , c o m fo rta b ly f u r n is h ­
ed, all c o n v e n ie n c es, on M ain c a r 
lin e. C all a t 2816 N ueces o r p h o n e 
' — 8
64 63. R easo n ab ly p ric e d . 

fu rn a c e 

B O Y S — Tw o n ice 

h e a te d 
ro o m s fo r r e n t a f t e r X m as a t v e ry 
205 E . 2 5 th S t., 
— 19

re a so n a b le p ric e s. 
pno n e 2447. 

BOYS— I f you w a n t to c h an g e ro o m s 
s te p o v e r to 1707 G u a d a lu p e . Look 
th e m o v e r; th e y w \ l p lease you. R u n ­
n in g w a te r. B o a rd if d esired . P h o n e
— IS
9 5 6 3 . 

F O R R E N T — N icely fu rn is h e d room 
f o r b o y s; all m o d e rn co n v en ien ces. 
R a te s v e ry re a so n a b le . 403 E . 22nd. 
— 18
P h o n e 7861. 

F O R R E N T — A f te r C h ristm a s, ro o m
fo r tw o boys. H o t an d cold w a te r.
T a b le b o a rd fo r a n y n u m b e r. C lose 
to c am p u s. 210 E . 2 4 th S t. — 18

I

F O R R E N T — S m all a p a r tm e n t an d 
fu rn ish e d ro o m s. R e a so n a b le . 104 
— 18

W est 19th S tre e t. 

B u ild in g ; six y e a rs 

ROOM A N D B O A R D — O pp o site L aw 
se rv in g U n i­
v e rsity boys. C all a t 2010 W ich ita.
— 19

ROOM S fo r boys in p riv a te home. 
One room in y a rd . P h o n e 8228. 2503 
— 19
W o G ran d e. 

b o a rd 

S T U D E N T S — C o u lte r ’s 

an d 
room s f o r m en, 2101 S a W A n to n io 
c o n B n ie n c e s . 
S tr e e t. All m o d e rn 
O pen f o r b u sin e ss on o r a b o u t D e­
— 3
cem ber 15th. 

A T T E N T IO N — L aw s a n d P re -L a w s!
O n e ro o m a v a ila b le a f te r X m as. 
A ll c o n v en ien ces. O n e -h a lf block o f 
c am p u s. C all a f t e r 5 o ’c k i k , 2005 
— 18
W ich ita. P h o n e 3 3 1 3 . 

S IN G L E a n d do u b le ro o m s, fo r m en , 
n ice p la c e , an d c o n v e n ie n t lo c a tio n , 
a f t e r 
u n d e r s tu d e n t m a n a g e m e n t, 
f i r s t o f y e a r. D ial 7385 
a n d call 
B lalock fo r a p p o in tm e n t. A lso c h a n c e 
f o r s tu d e n t to w o rk f o r his room .

— 18

H ELP W A N T E D

W A N T E D -—Tw o boys to w o rk d u r ­
in g holidays. P hone 7118 or call 
— 19

1506 C ongress. 

se n io r w ith w ide 

W A N T E D — To c o n fe r w ith ju n io r o r 
a c q u a in ta n c e 
a m o n g U n iv e rsity s tu d e n ts . A pply 
now fo r se rv ic e a f t e r th e holid ay s, 
— 18
C all 3493. 

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