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Fir»t College Daily in th* South

A U S T I N , T E X A S , T U E S D A Y , A P R IL 4 , 1 9 2 2

ILUME XXII

[REE MEETS IM 
ENNIS ARE DUE

l

 L L APPROVES OF 
l
HAVING CO-ED MEMBER 
OF STUDENTS' COONCIl

Drivers Warned

Investigation of 

Against Leaving 

Cars On Campus

Juniors Called 

To Discuss Plans 

For Festivities

SPEECHES T0NIGH1 TD 
DECIDE WINNERS FOR

L

th e T e a m s W h ic h W ill Be 
Met A re in S o u th w e ste r n 
C o n fe r e n c e

SQUAD LEMES T

fyers

to O p p o s e A . Sc 

M.

H a v e N ot Y et B een 
C hosen

«

[ay, the Longhorns meet the Bay- 
Bears in W aco; Thursday, the 
jutty team will clash with the Rice 
Saturday, 
Is at H ouston; 
elasn 
[ch Penick’s racqueteers 
the Texas Aggies on the College 

and 

tion courts.

F o u r M e n C o m p o s e T e a m 
Longhorn team , composed 

of 
[tain Lloyd Gregory, Lewis W hite, 
Iii Hilliard, and Ben Brown left 
m orning for Waco, where the 
se 
[ghorn-Bruin matches will 
red this afternoon. Coach Pen- 
who has been attending a con- 
-nee of religious workers In Dal- 
w iii meet his men in W aco, this 
•moon.

B a y l o r B u n c h is S t r o n g 

real 

court 

bid 
honors 

lit C l e v e l a n d , Woodson, Rohnert, 
Caskey, the Bears have a strong 
[rtet of net stars. The Bay lot 
for 
rn is making a 
thwestern 
this 
[ion, and this afternoon's matck- 
should serve to dem onstrate ju st 
of 
[sting from the Varsity represen­
t s Southw estern net 
honors 
[ch have been held by Longhorn 
us for many years.

chances 

their 

good 

are 

In 

take on 
the doubles, Gregory 
White, the first string Varsity 
will m eet Cleveland and Wood­
w ind Hilliard and Brown will 
Robnett and Caskey.
Gregory a n d W h i l e t o H o u s t o n 
'rom Waco, Gregory and White 
go to Houston, where the Rice 
Longhorns will 
clash 
The Longhorn*Ow! m en 
two man m eet, and in Coleman 
Morris the Owls have two court 
s who will make the Longhorn 
fern extend themselves, if 
they 
to win the m ajority of the four 
des and doubles to be played.

lls anti 
irsday 

rursity ten n is players w ill e n g a g e 
three dual m e e ts with o p p o s i n g ; ^ * * 
Ithwestern Conference net t e a m s !

d^ d<“ u>,on ■ 

‘ h<; 

>" order titot j autom obile.

 the g irl. of the U niversity may have 

with 

lh<“

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of 

to the president 

A p p o in ts R e p r e s e n ta tiv e s 

By nom inating I .ii lie Runge 

C o n fer W ith O th er Co-ed 
O r g a n iz a tio n s

P ursuant of the order issued by 
the University
October 9, 1920, effort* art* being 
made by the men in charge of the 
cam pus to enforce the rule prohib- 
and it inic parking of autom obiles on tim 
Connie Garza as its two represen- University grounds. W henever 
an 
tatives, the Y. W. C. A., a t the vex- automobile is parkeu on the cam pus, 
card 
per service yesterday afternoon at «’ ’ a fter taking the num ber, 
the
o'clock in the girls’ study hall, offl-i bearing 
machine. 
repeated 
Subsequent to 
d a lly concurred with the proposed 
violations of the rule, report Is made 
plan of electing a co-ed as a mem­
to the State Highway 
departm ent 
ber of the S tudents’ Council. R epre­
which gives the name and address 
.
sentatives of the W. A. A., the 
of the offending party. W ith this 
W. C. A., the Representative _Board, 
data the business office gets in di­
and the Freshm an Commission will
the

owner of 

is placed 

rule 

the 

in 

a 

B lunderbustle to 

Be W ith C ouncil

N< d e f i n i t e i n f o r m a t i o n h a s b e e n 
g i v e n o u t a t y e t 
t h e 
th e U n i v e r s i t y 
a c t i o n 
a u t h o r i t i e s in r e g a r d t o t h e p u b l i ­
th e 
c a t i o n o f 

t h e B l u n d e r b u s t l e , 

r e g a r d i n g 

t a k e n by 

u n o f f i c i a l p a p e r w h ic h w a s so ld on 
o f 
th e c a m p u s on 

t h e m o r n i n g 

A p r il I .

A c c o r d i n g to a s t a t e m e n t f r o m 

D r. V i n s o n , p r e s i d e n t o f t h e U n i ­
th e m a t t e r Has 
in 
v e r s i t y , a c t i o n 
b e e n r e f e r r e d to t h e s t u d e n t c o u n ­
cil. M r. S a m B e n b o w o f t h e m e n ’s 

c o u n c i l , sa id t h a t t h e b o d y w a s as 
y e t u n a b l e to g i v e o u t a n y s t a t e ­

m e n t in r e g a r d t o t h e m a t t e r .

=

University.

the 

Another feature of 

vesper 
services was a friendly inform al talk 
by B ernardine Appleby. She asked 
the question, “ Are you tria n g u la r or 
round in shape?” By developing her 
m eaning in this question she showed 
how much care girls m ust exercise 
in order to have a real, broad char­
acter.

May Lea Guthrie, 

the 

recently 

elected president, presided at
the 
meeting, the first since 
lation of 
served as leader 
Scriptures.

by 

reading 

E n g lish and E d u ca tion Most 
P o p u la r C o rresp o n d e n c e 
C ourses Last M onth

FEMI NI NE MEMBER TD

FEATURE BIND CONCERT

Miss D oroth y D u M a rs A ssisted 
B y C h arley Bob B a lle w 
on P rogram

F eaturing Dorothy DuM ars, 

the 
sole fem inine member of th eir fifty 
member troupe, the Prem ier Enter-

Y O U N G DALLASITES A R E 

OFFERED S C H O L A R S H IP

Young men and women of Dallas 
are offered a scholarship next year, 
by virtue of an endowm ent of $5,000 
left by the late Mrs. Rosa Silberstein, 
in memory of her husband, As* her 
Silberstein. The award is known as 
the Ascher Silberstein Scholarship.
is 
In terest from the endowm ent 
awarded each year to the Dallas per- 
regarded hy the comm ittee as

son

... 

instal- j with the Longhorn Band at the Jubi­
in 
the an entirely new offering. Miss P u- 
! mars will be aided by Charley Bob

this I tainers of the University will appear iaost, capable to receive the benefits
o f the endowment. 
In making the 
award, the applicants are considered 
With r e g a r d to t h e i r financial needs, 
and t h e i r m o r a l a n d intellectual fit- 
E. J. Mathews, reg istra r of the 
nes
who is chairm an of the 
University, 
c h a r g e of the award,
committee in
will receive applicants for nex t yeai a 
scholarship until the end of April 

For two years Miss DuMars has 
1 s u p p o r t e d the Longhorn Band 
and 
I E ntertainers in the spring tours and 
i has each year Jreen one ut the tint* 
standing successes of the entire pro­
gram.

The scholarship is held this year by 
, Dorothy Burr, who will not be a can 

Ballew.

Dram atic critics of 

n e w sp a p e r d ila te for the award n ex t year.

throughout the state gave unusually j 
favorable mention to Miss DuMars p i 
this year. One prom inent newspaper HI 

 

 

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officers. Marion Hicks |io r High School Thursday night 

. 

Reports from the Extension Teach- declared th a t “ Miss DuM ars would
be an addition to any program and 
her act proved one of the most h ig h -, 
ly entertaining featu res of many to; 
select from .”

ing Division show a substantial In 
crease in the num ber of registrants 
for correspondence courses between 
March of 1921 and March o f 1922. 
This 
ie 
per cent shows th a t a g reater in

A limited num ber o f tickets for 

the singles matches, W hite wilt 
it Cleveland; Gregory will play
odson; Hilliard will be opposed by tereR(. Js keing taken in tfce c o rre s-1 are on sale at t ^ e jo rd a n Company,
rnett; and Brown will 
fekey. 

increase of approxim ately 

and the U niversity Co-Op.

pondence work.

OI SENIOR WEEK TO DE 
REVIVED THIS SESSION

 

_

P r e se n t C hain of F lo w e r s 
to J u n io rs

the B and-Entertainers perform ance Q jr l 8 Gf G r a d u a tin g C lass to

for 1 9 2 2 T urtle 

G irls A re C hosen 

E n g l i s h a n d E d u c a t i o n P o p u l a r
The most popular correspondence 
courses during March were those rn 
English and Education, there being 
21 registrations in each. Math fol-i 
lowed with 18 registrations, while I 
History and Business Administration 
courses totaled l l and IO re g is tr a r
tions respectively. Registrations for ! the T urtle Club of 
the University 
the other courses offered by the d i- ' was held Saturday afternoon at Bar 
girls were 
vision were distributed fairly eq u al-! ton Springs. Tw enty 
the num ber of those
iv 

Revival of an old tradition in con 
| nection with Senior Week has been 
planned as the resu lt of a meeting 
| of Senior Girls under the auspices 
i of the Cap and Gown, it was an-
Final try-out fo r membership rn nounced Wednesday. The custom of
presenting a chain woven of blue­
bonnets to the Ju n io r girls by the 
to lapse
Seniors has been allowed 
bu t it is 
the
of 

I chosen from 
! who tried out, and these girls will during the last few years,

G reat interest is now being shown j compose the membership of the 1922 I the intention of the gir 

C lub M em bership

C l u b , F o r C r o u p S t u d y 

s

in 

num ber.

by the clubs over the state in group! club. The best co-ed swimmers o f , present class to rein state it 
study courses. The num ber of clubs the University are included 
M. O p p o n e n t * N o t Y e t S e l e c t e d 
already booked for courses for next 
It has not as yet been decided
^ their W’hite and Gregory will be [y ear total thirty. 
Inquiries concern- 
<1 against the Texas Aggies. U n-| tap group study are received dai y 
the Aggies appear to be unusual- by the Extension Teaching Division.
In several instances all of the avail­
able libraries on courses have been 
booked for the ensuing year. When
books cannot be furnished by the byl Vedder, E tta Gilbert, Elizabeth 
division, clubs often purchase 
the Fisl^ Frances Graham, Helena Buss, 
sets used with the courses selected. M argaret Myrick, Elizabeth Vinson, 
Group-study libraries are sent o u t I Marian Penn, Pattie Sue Davis, Mln- 
annually by the division upon a p p li-in a Edwards, Bess Nichols, and Th!>-
cation of the clubs.

O ther business connected with the 
two 
class week was discussed, and 
com m ittees were 
one 
appointed, 
headed by Elizabeth H arcourt for 
the initiation of the Ju n io r girls at 
the close of the week, and one with 
Kittie Neighbors as chairm an to a t­
blue­
tend to the making of 
bonnet chain.

In the order in which they w ere 
chosen the girls 
follows: 
are 
Blossom W ooten, Lloyd M artin, E u­
genia Dilworth, Katherine Brougher, 
Josephine Bennett, Laura Thomson, 
Mary McAskill, Alice Domingues, Si

Formidable, these two men will re­
ive their strength for the m atches 
[be played next week against the 
[ck Oklahoma University net team 
the home courts of the Sooners, 
[the event, W hite and Gregory are 
used in the Longhorn-Texas Ag­
in tournam ent, the four V arsity 
ircsentatives will be chosen from 
following players: H illiard, Tab- 
Brown, K latt, Willis, Alderson, 

ba W’orley.

the 

the

as 

Ivey, Bell and Dunlap.

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iURVEY COMMITTEE MEETS

This 

afternoon 

held Monday 

m eeting of the survey committee 
at 
o’clock. 
comm ittee has 
rn organized for the purpose of 
[ding positions for the girls who 
the University. Those com- 
to e 
j ing the committee are as follows, 
l.zel Edwards, chairm an; Marcella 
liker, Olga Ligt^foot, Eleanor 
|ndm an, Burke Robbins, and Mar- 

McCoy.

C O N V O C A T I O N

is 

ca lled 

A m ass m ee tin g o f th # stu d en t 
fo r W e d n e sd a y , 
|y 
kpril 5, fro m 12 to I o’clo ck , at 
M en ’s G y m n a siu m , fo r th * p ur- 
o f c o n sid e r in g m a tte r s r e la t­
ing to th e U n iv e r sity c e n te r propo- 
il. A il c la sse s w ill he su sp en d ed 

lu rin g th e h our n am ed .

ROBERT E. VINSON,

P r e sid e n t.

PR E M E D SOC IETY WILL 

E N T E R T A IN W IT H D A N C E

The libraries loaned on last year’s 
bookings are now being returned to 
the Extension Teaching Division by 
the clubs.

the end of the 
From now until 
term , the members of 
the T urtle 
Club will work on dives, stunts, and 
perfecting th eir strokes. For each 
of these they will receive a certain 
the W’a te r 
number of points. At 
! Festival, which will be held In May, 
six 
the T urtles will compete 
places which will be given, each of 
Announcing th a t the Texas Pre- 
which will count a certain num ber 
its 
Medical Society will entertain 
of points 
individual's 
members and friends with a spring 
total. A Red Cross Life Saving test 
fornjgp- dance a t the Elk’s Club on 
will be given the members soon, and 
AprW 15, W. C. Hixon, J r., chair-
receive 50
it will 
man of the dance comm ittee, states those passing 
th at all preparations have been com- points. The total number of points 
favors have will count toward a T which is the
pleted, and 
award of the W oman’s Athletic As­
been ordered from Dallas.
sociation.

toward 

th at 

the 

the 

fo r 

It is desired th a t the week be cele­
immediately a fte r m id-term 
brated 
exam inations. All senior girls will 
w ear caps and gowns on the campus 
during the week, and a t 
its close, 
the ju n io r girls will be initiated into 
Cap and Gown. Some sort of so­
cial a ffa ir will be given during the 
week, but it has not been decided 
ju st what it will be.

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U N I V E R S I T Y A L U M N U S

O F F E R S S C H O L A R S H IP

Provision has been made by 
a 
prom inent alum nus of the University 
of Texas to finance any high school 
student of good scholastic record and 
other favorable attrib u tes who may 
be without funds in 
the 
U niversity.

attending 

The ballroow will be decorated in 
flowers to represent a spring fiesta. 
Those in charge of the decorations 
are J. C. Peace, * Chas. Mares, and 
Chaa. Beavens; music will be 
fu r­
nished by Jim m ies Joys.

On account of the entertainment 
to be given by the Longhorn Band 
on Thursday night, the president, W. 
M. Jeffers, has announced that the 
regular meeting will be 
on 
held 
of Thursday 
Wednesday 
night. All members are requested 
to be present as an important busi­
ness meeting will be held.

instead 

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LOMAX W I L L ‘L E C T U R E

It is required, however, th at the 
student pay his own way during the 
Speaking on the subject of “ FoIk- 
first three months a fte r entrance, in 
lore and Balladry,” John A. Lomax, 
order th a t it may be seen w hether 
secretary of the E x-studehts' Asso­
he has the scholastic qualifications to 
ciation, will deliver a lecture to the
rem ain 
I t w
W ednesday Club at Midland, Texas, 
 
on April 6. The addre»s is to he stated th a t this same alu m in s, who 
given under th e auspices of the Pub- asks th a t his name not be made pu - 
lie Lecture Division o f the Extension: lie, is ready and willing to lend fln- 
left yes- a n d a ! support to any deserving stu-
Department Mr. Lomax 
dent already in the U niversity who 
terday for Midland and intends lo 
may be short of funds.
stay until Friday.

the University. 

in 
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NO. 132

DANIEL BAKER IN 
FUSI S I T FEST

V isitin g P itcher Perform s W e ll 
D e s p ite Several Hits By 
T exas

G ille tt H o ld s Visitors H itless; 
L eissn er T w irls Last Four 
Fram es

B y C a r l S w a r t z

W hile the attendance a t the Dan­
iel Baker-Texas baseball game yes­
terday afternoon on Clark Field was 
light, on account of poor weather, 
the fans who did venture 
the 
stronghold of the Dischmen were re ­
w arded by a well-played exhibition 
of the national pastime, Texas win­
ning, 6 to 0.

to 

V i s i t i n g P it c h e r * P e r f o r m W e ll 
Blair, Daniel Baker’s twirling ace 
who recently held Fort W orth to one 
hit in five innings, was on the mound 
and did much to make the game in­
the 
terestin g by his good work In 
box. While nicked for three home 
runs, a triple, a double and a couple 
of singles during the contest by the 
hard-hitting Longhorns, he whiffed 
nine V arsity players via the Three- 
Strike route and made 
the Texas 
b a tte rs at other times knock up woe-
, fully weak bingies. The Daniel Bak-

their pitcher 

in

V i s i t o r s L a c k O f f e n s i v e

It was in effective offensive pow­
e r th a t the visitors were found lack­
ing. 
“ B uster” Gillett, Longhorn 
captain, hurled the first five stan­
zas w ithout being nicked for a singLe 
“ Rube” Leissner, who finished 
hit. 
the contest, allowed 
three singles, 
b ut the Daniel Baker nine never 
threatened to 
score. The Long­
horns fielded well behind their pitch­
ers, George Johnson turn ing in the 
prize catch of the day— a wonderful 
a 
one-handed, jum ping snatch of 
of 
scream ing drive from the bat 
W itherspoon in the third.

this afternoon a t 

The two teams m eet on Clark 
Field again 
4 
o’clock. Witherspoon, Daniel Bak­
e r’s other sta r hurler, will be on the 
mound for the visitors while Coach 
Disch will probably send Ponsford 
and MeCalla to the box 
the 
Orange and White, Ponsford start­
ing.

for 

Nowbn Plays Bake Ruth

Jim Nowlin, veteran Longhorn sec­
ond baseman, perform ed in dazzling 
fashion with 
the willow, collecting 
a walk and two home runs In four 
trips to the plate. Nowlin's second 
home run, which went 
the 
fence in le ft cen ter in the seventh 
fram e, was driven so hard th at when 
the mascot brought the ball ba£.k to

over 

(Continued on page 4)
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C U N N I N G H A M TO S P E A K 

O N O R IE N T A L RELIGION

the 

Buddhism will be 

subject 
Thursday a t 5 p. rn. at the k. Mf. 
C. A. of the second of the series of 
public lectures on non-Christtan re ­
ligions th a t are being given under 
the auspices of the Student Volun­
teer Association. Dr. G. W. Cun­
ningham, professor of philosophy rn 
the U niversity will be the speaker 
for 
the meeting, Zoroastrianism, 
which was not fully covered by Mr. 
Andre in the first lecture of 
the 
series, will also be touched upon.
Dr. Cunningham will base 

the 
g reater p art of his lecture on Budd­
hism, a religion "which wields a pow­
erful influence in Oriental countries, 
The lecture is intended both 
for 
those who are interested in foreign 
mission wrork, and for those who are 
studying social problems of the far 
east.

SOCIAL C A L E N D A R

F o r W ook E n d in g A pril 8 
Friday, April 7, A. T. O., Coun­
try Club, formal; Literary Socie­
ties, open house, Women’s Gym.

Saturday, April 8, German, K. 
C. Hall; All-University dance, 
Men’s Gyro; Alpha Club, Elks Hall. 
SOCIAL CALENDAR COM.

For the purpose of deciding the 
date for the Junior Prom, the Ju n ­
ior Ball and the general plan* for 
Ju n io r Week, of the Junior cia** a 
m eeting has been called by tile presi­
dent of the class 
for Wednesday 
night at 7 p. m. in the Law Audi­
torium . At this m eeting committee* 
will be appointed to take charge of 
the Ju n io r Prom and the decorations 
of the ball which will take place on 
in the Men’s Gymnasium, 
April 21 
according to Bob M urphree of Well­
ington general chairm an 
the 
Junior Week committee.

of 

DR. H. II. MILLIKAN WILL 

SPUR HERE THIS WELL

C a lifo rn ia S cien tist W h o Iso­
la te d E lectron G iv es Series 
o f S c ie n tific Lectures

Beginning Tuesday evening, Dr. 
R. Milliken, Professor of Science at 
C alifornia In stitute of Technology, 
will deliver a series of lectures here. 
Dr. Millikan is one of the forem ost 
American scientists; holding degrees 
from our leading colleges and from 
German Universities. He L the fit it 
scientist to succeed in 
isolating an 
electron. U ntil last year Dr. Milo 
kan was Professor of Physics at the 
University of Chicago. At that time 
he accepted a professorship at tne 
C alifornia Institute of Technology.

Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 
8 o’clock a t the UniversityM ethodist 
Church, Dr. Millikan will lecture on 
“ G ulliver's Travels in Science.” Mon­
day evening a t the same hour, the 
subject, “ Seeing the Invisible” will 
be discussed. These lectures will be 
of a popular nature and of interest
to everyone.

T hursday afternoon at 4 o’clock 
in K Hall, 5, Dr. Millikan will lec­
tu re on “The Theory of Quanta; 
and Monday afternoon he will lecture 
on “ C oefficient Slip and 
th** Re­
flection of Molecules." These lec­
tu res will be of particular interest 
to advanced students of Chemistry, 
Physics, and M athematics, hut will 
be open to the public.

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D irector for G irls’ 
C am ps T a lk s to Co-ed* 
to A rouse Interest

S u rv iv in g S p e a k e r s W ill V ie 
in T w e lv e -m in u te T a lk s a t 
Law A u d ito r iu m

Finals for the annual IL A. W roe 
Oratorical Contest will be held to ­
night at 8 p. rn. in the Law Audi­
torium. The six men surviving the 
elimination contest of last week will 
participate. Each speaker will be 
limited to a time of 12 m inutes; a 
one-minute w arning bell will 
be 
sounded by the tim ekeeper.

Six M e n P a r t i c i p a t e 

The six students engaging in this 
contest are: Frances G. Wilson, San 
Antonio; Meredith N. Posey, A ustin; 
Everett ll. Jones, San A ntonio; P. 
Eugene Foreman, Livingston; J u d ­
son C. Francis, A ustin; and Norm an 
Robert Crozier, Dallas. The speak­
ers in order of the evening and th eir 
subjects are: Wilson, “ Social In ju s­
tice;” Posey, “ Democracy in Educa­
tion in Texas;” Jones, “ Doctoring the 
Schools;” Forem an, “ The S pirit of 
Patriotism ;” Frances, “ W orld Peace, 
a Real N ecessity;” 
and Crozier, 
“The Patriot.”

Three P r ix e * O f f e r e d 

At th** close of the contest, the 
j u d g e s will award the prizes to the 
three highest ranking speakers. T«e 
prizes are $50, $30 and $20 re s ­
pec t i ve l y. The highet ranking speak 
cr will represent the U niversity 
in 
the State oratorical Contest. Accord­
ing to the rules and regulations of
the contest, a silver loving cup of- j ^ ^eam supported 
L-red by Hon. H. A. W roe, of Aus“| excellent style,
tin, will be aw arded to the literary
society represented by 
the highest 
ranking man. The winning society 
is allowed to keep this cup fo r the 
duration of one year.

The contest is open to the public.

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Fraternity M em ber*

W ill B e E lected at 

S ch ool o f M edicine

New elections to the Texas Alpha 
chapter of Alpha Omega Alpha, hon­
now 
orary medical fra tern ity , are 
pending according to word received 
from the University Medical Branch 
at Galveston. Alpha Omega Alpha 
is one of the most recent honorary 
fraternities to come to Texas, the 
Alpha chapter being granted In June, 
1920.

From 

the 1921 graduating class 

of the medical school, th irteen raem
hers were chosen ch arter members of 
th** new chapter. Five faculty mem­
bers of the school are also s n the 
( barter list. The class of last year 
has five members on the rolls of the 
fraternity.

the 

i n t e r e s t e d 

Mrs. E. L. Gutick head of th** t h r e e 
largest girls’ camps in 
I nited 
States, gave a short talk Monday e v e ­
ning a t K Hall for the p u r p o s e of get 
ting University girls 
in
sum m er camps. The talk was illus­
tra ted with a moving picfhre of camp t ta inej a high scholarship
activities.

Alpha Omega Alpha is not a se­
cret organization, and is for thirc 
and fourth year men who have main
average

The upper one-fifth of each senior 
Mrs. Gulick started the first camp 
class is eligible for membership, and 
in 1905 and this w*as gradually en­
of this num ber one-third may be 
larged until it and the other two with 
elected from the third year 
class 
which she is connected are the largest 
during the latte r half of the yeai. 
in the country. The camps last for 
Holding the same place in the medi­
time 
three months and during 
cal departm ent as Phi Beta Kappa 
every form of athletics is indulged in,
holds in the academic departm ent,
from swimming to riding and aesthet-j tke p Urp0se of the fra tern ity is to 
ic dancing. Girls from 8 years UP | encourage scholarship.
are adm itted.

this 

illustrated 

The moving pictures which were 
shown 
life 
which was emphasized by the speaker 
as being one of the chief purposes 
of these camps.

the healthful 

The first chapter of Alpha Omega 
Alpha was organized a t the College 
of Physicians and Surgeons o f Chi­
cago on August 25, 1902.

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N E W M A N C L U B M E E T S

“ W hat N ext” was the subject of 
an address given by 
Judge Wm, 
Blakeslee to the members of the New­
man Club a t the Sunday morning 
meeting.

He discussed 

the general unrest 
over the country and pointed out 
the duty of every good American 
Catholic in making this country mor­
ally better.

At this m eeting a breakfast was* 
decided upon to be held a t Newman 
Hall on E aster Sunday. A commit­
tee of three was appointed to see 
about and to plan the breakfast.

 

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SENIOR RECORDS C H E C K E D

Scholastic records by seniors hi 
the U niversity beginning with their 
freshman year are now being care­
fully checked in the dean’s office, In 
order th at all requirem ents for de­
grees may be followed to the letter.

Three embryo architects of 
the 
University whose work received men 
tion on work subm itted in the recent 
Beaux A rts competition. These men 
were Ed Sammons, R. H. H. Hug-! 
man and Kindred McLeary. Sam­
mons received his mention on 
the 
problem entitled “ A Town Hall,
while Hugman 
ceived their m entions of the problem 
entitled “The Facade of a City Resi­
dence,” According 
Professor
Gideon the students are a t present 
busily engaged on other Beaux A rts 
problems.

and McLeary 

re ­

to 

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FELLOWSHIP CLUB

Dr. D. A. Penick will speak before 
the Fellowship Club on “Hebrew and 
Hellenic Conceptions of Religion” 
next Sunday morning at 9 o’clock. 
The Club will be entertained with a 
supper Sunday at 6:30 p. rn. in the Y. 
M. C. A. library.

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part in controlling their own a f­
fairs. There is 
open if students o 
advantage of it.

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!«i/Ebfl*«flnre two alternatives. 
H*tfco*<Jthe examinations can be 
’ryf7f7r changed into real senior exam-
i j rations which cover the entire
college course (in which case 
there would be needed a com­
plete revision of the teaching 
system of the U niversity), or 
els#* they can be done away with 
altogether. The first would be 
preferable, but it is not an im- 
I mediate remedy. The 
second 
can more easily be applied at

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for 

that once-

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’ Contrary to a custom 
has been followed for several 
years, there will be held this THE JUNIOR PROM
to have 
spring no meeting at which 
choose stepped too far in this m atter 
Texan workers will 
staff 
editor- of substituting a class dance 
for 
nominees 
in-chief and managing editor of J t°* the Junior Prom. The "re-
the 1922-1928 paper. There actj on of the “ j-eds waf
ii • 
It was also just*-
. 
are several reasons 
this.! fiable The nUmber of tJr8dv.
The first is th at the staff nom- t j,ms (which after all are the 
mutton, rath er than being a cohesive elements in any school) 
choice based on merit, tends to on this campus is not so large 
be a choice of those who have but that it would be utterly 
the most active backers or foolish to drop one of the most 
who are most active politically distinctive of them for no very 
themselves. Another 
that;good purpose. What Is needed 
taken by and large staff nom in* is a class dance in addition to 
ations not infrequently give an the Prom. The more the ^un- 
unfair advantage 
the 
im portantj University can be unified, the 
candidates. Mon? 
than either of these, is the fact better will the situation be. 
th at to overcome this advantage 
there is needed a determined po- : 
staff j 
litical fight within 
which inevitably breaks down 
that unity and loyalty essential 
to the issuing of a good paper. |
If the sta ff nomination Is re­
tained, therefore, one 
re-1 
duced to choosing between an 
unfair advantage and disrup­
tion of the staff, while the spec­
tre of political manipulation is 
always in the background. The 
remedy lies, naturally, in aban­
doning the nomination.

In reference to the discussion of 
as 
the (longhorn Band’s program 
presented on it* recent tour, I take 
pleasure in calling attention to the 
follow ing letter j u t received from 
Miss Ruby Terrill, Dean o f Women 
of the East Texas Stale Normal, a 
prominent alumnus of the Univer­
sity.

to certain ior and senior classes of 

NOW FOR THE DEBATES

That J az* Band

the 

is 

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THE DAILY TEXAN

OFFICIAL NOTICES

•SCI with Mn. I 

J Colorado S t m t , I ALL CHAIBMEN o f Committees for 
the senior girls* banquet and ail
11 
I girls who are to make toasts meet 
in the Y. M,

Pr*-M*d baseball men, I Hall, I tonight Bt 7 o'clock 

G l e e C lu b , S H e ll, 7 p. m.

C. A. auditorium.

3658, H. E. Yarbrough; 4207 Evelyn 
If these stu ­
Moore; Paul M. B la tti. 
dent* are not candidates for degrees 
in June 1922, they will call at once; 
and get an order for their diploma 
fees wh ic h will be returned to them. 
If they do not call, the diploma fee 
will lapse.

T. U. TAYLOR, 

Chairman Diploma C om m ittee.I

W . A. A. C o u n c il, 7 : 1 5 p. rn. 

M i l l i k e n 

l e c t u r e , U n iv e r s ity 

ALL SENIOR girls who have 
received their invitations to 

not
the INVITATION CARDS for the Reed 

M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h , S p. in. 

W e d n e s d a y 
R e e d M u s ic a le , W o m a n ’s Bldg.,

banquet please turn in their names 
at. the Y. W. C. A. office today.
Please reply promptly to these m-
vitartions.

f l a i ls L i t e r a r y S o c ie ty , A shbel 

r o o m , 5 p. rn.

S i d n e y L a n i e r , M. B. 204, 5 p. rn.
al S o c ie ty , Y. M

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H a ll 5, 4 p. in.

T h u r s d a y
l e c t u r e , T h u r s d a y , K I 

M a s o n ic S t u d y C lu b , 3 1 2 E d 

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B l d g ., 7 : 1 5 p. rn.

M il lik e n 

l e c t u r e , U n iv e r s it y I 

M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h , S p. rn.

Music Society Musicale may be se­
cured by the members from Helen 
Harris, at the Chi Omega house, May 
Bess Huberich, Marjorie Luke, ai
the Woman’s Building and Miss Pow- 
ell, at the Women's Gym, or Helen 

ARROWHEAD: Meeting at A. T. O.

| 

house Tuesday at 4 p. rn.

President.

K»-<-d any time Tuesday.

THE. FOLLOWING STU D E N TS are 
candidates for the B. A. degree but 
have not paid their diploma 
fees: 
No. 2910, Mary Buckner; 4143, Rach­
ael Garza; 3896, Merle George; 2782, 
F. L. Carrol Greer; 3189, Eloine Lyon 
Harris; 2899, Mrs. Morine Harris 
Price; 2398, Helen Francis Kahn; 
2623, William Henry Potts, Jr.; 3785, 
Katherine Richer; 3795, George Ar­
chie Helland; 3598, W illie Howell Mc­
Donough. Candidates who have not
registered in th e University are: Elmo I But when to kiss the little miss,

Her ruby lips are treasure ships
That speak o f love to me: 

V e r s e L i b r e
Her cheeks, he said, are roses red, 

And lovely as can be;

pare water. The student who wrote Lois O’Meara; John Bachman Greer, 
the letter to which I referred yester-] Paid diploma fees but have not signed 
day did not say that the concert any diploma cards, and are not on 
was not very greatly enjoyed; she j the list as candidates: No. 156, E. A. 
said that it was a very great disap- j Sweidom; 509, T. B. Humphries; 
p oin tm en ^ -th at it was not as good I OO I, N. H. T ufty; 1902, Sybil L. 
j Goldsmith; 2129, Flora L. Phillips;
as th ey had expected. 
As for the compliments from the 2517, Gus A. Basse; 2973, Kittie L. 
I ( Neighbors; 2996, Sidney C. Grogan; 
newspapers, I appreciate them. 
had read some but not all o f UMM*J^ 180, f*. M. Hudson; 3205, John I*, 
compliments. B ut I could tell you b tn i. on, 3233,

Ruth S.

The boob he, took a notion 

He found her lips were painted ships 

Upon a painted ocean.

Order that Spring Suit from 
B iggs & Co. Phone 7601, 1007 
Congress A venue.

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S ee Co-op Barber Shop for

Byron; g o o d service.

of people to whom I have spoken o f j L~L~I—1-----------------
this m atter who are decidedly of a 
d ifferen t opinion. A certain promi­
nent man of Austin and a friend 
of yours, Mr. Pharr,— I do not pub­
lish his name, but I will tell you if 
you wish to know and will phone j 
prac-j 
me— speaking o f a 
said,!
tie* concert of 
(I quote as nearly as possible) “ It 
was 
They! 
sickening. 
played 
lots of m ighty good music,] 
but there was too much jazz. All 
some o f the fellow s thought about I 
was jazz, jazz, jazz.’’

certain 
the Band, 

absolutely 

Now that is why I criticised the !
I know that it >s: 
Longhorn Band. 
a fin e band, and I am proud of it. j 
I know that it is very capable too.j 
But why not make it better? Why 
not make it so fin e that no one will 
feel that its programs are not just 
what they should be?

If I have unduly criticised you. 
pardon. What I want is a Longhorn 
Band that cannot deserve even the 
least bit o f criticism.

EDW ARD HAMNER.

apt.

Give Jewelry 

This Easter

Students Wanted
For Summer Work

One University of Texas student, who had 
worked for us three summers previously, 
made $700 above all expenses in seven 
weeks last summer. Does that prove to 
you that the intensive study of selling a 
high grade line pays?

If You W an t a Job This Summer See

B. W. Owens
at Y. M. C. A.

of 

It was 

the performance 

Arkansan comes to Austin to 

“ We were delighted with the aut- 
in Com­
morrow for a debate with the cess
Varsity team, the first number j merce and appreciate, more than we 
on this season’s debating p ro -lcan 
sPirR of the entire ag*-
gram . 
the Arkansas! irrigation of >oung men, as well as 
team th at last year adminis- the Quality of their music; It was 
tered to the University the first 
entirely worthy of our beloved! 
defeat its debating team had re-, University, 
ceived in several years. That 
f a c t alone should lead to an in- 
fe ru lin g , contest. 
* 

Dean of W om en.”
W e have no apologies to o ffer for
The direct value of debating the Longhorn Band’s program, par- 
let" 

(Signed) Ruby Terrill,

Yours sincerely,

* 

* 

* 

one person 

Students 

frequently 

WM. u McGi l l ,

Manager, The Longhorn Band.

S T U D E N T G O V E R N M E N T

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Lon gho rn B and

in itself is, like that of inter- tubularly after receiving such 
collegiate athletics, on the w hole,ters as these, 
rather .small. Debaters 
them­
selves get a thorough drilling In 
a somewhat limited field. The 
University benefits by what 
unifying effect there is in in­
I have read your response to my 
tercollegiate competition. Neb
criticism of the Longhorn Band, and 
th e r o f these is a particularly I Bee that you have not perfectly
powerful influence.
criticism. 
understood my point o f 
the 
Certainly I did not consider 
s u ffic ie n t; 
opinion of 
grounds for such a criticism as 
I 
made o f the Longhorn Band. B e­
fore publishing the article 
in the 
Texan on Friday I made it a point 
to 
I 
investigate more thoroughly. 
stu-
approached 
thoo*

state 
that there is no student govern­
ment on the campus, th at 
the 
than a 
term is nothing more 
term. As things 
stand now, 
those who say this are probably j dent* and citizen* of Austin 
correct. But with whom does whom I 
the fault lie? In p a rt it rests on, not know» and asked their opinions 
the faculty, who commit two Op-! °* the matter, in light o f the pre- 
posite types of sin in that they r**h§»« facts. Out of the first doz
refuse to tru st student govern­
en approached one perron disagreed 
m ent at all and refuse to en­
with me, two declined 
to express 
courage students so to take hold 
their opinions, and the others hear­
of the problems th at they can 
tily agreed with me.
be trusted. Those guilty of the
Yes, I knew that you were hear-
first could be won over in time. tilT applauded at c. I. A.; and I 
Those guilty of the second a1- wa» aware of the other facts which 
most automatically nullify at- >%u mention. 
I did ro t criticize you 
tem pts 
selections from the operas.
group. 
lia s with students 
for they should not have to b e s 
pushed 

to win over 
first j for the 
In larger p art the fault VVhat I criticised you for was the
themselves, I other part o f the program, for, as 
**• f«9y aware, a spoonful of
into taking an active j ink will blac ken a whole bottle o f

knew and those- whom I did

indescriminantly 

the 

is 

Dainty, p r e t t y 
enduring, 
a n d 
al- 
jew elry 
w a y s a w i s e 
choice in a pres­
ent. A 
stylish 
Bar* Pin, Brace­
let, Bead neck­
lace or o th er or­
nam ent, is won­
derfully 
effect­
ive— a gift th at 
will be used and 
f o r a 
enjoyed 
very 
time. 
long 
Give jew elry this 
Easter.

New spring de­
signs 
in all ar­
ticles of jew elry 
are here at pleas­
ingly m oderate 
p r i c e s— j u s t 
what you want 
to pay for East­
er presents.

B racelet* $2 .5 0 to $150.00

Carl Mayer 
Company

Jeweler*—Silversmith*— 
Diamond Merchants

THE HALLMARK STORE

§18 C ongress Are.

Meeting Your Viewpoint!

In Spring Suits

In Style and Quality

$25 $35 $45

T h e N ew S p o rt S ty le s you 
w a n t — T h e finest w o o le n s — 
g o o d w orkm anship)— a n d 
th e price p u t d o w n to th e 
lo w est possible level— Y o u ’ll 
find th e m a t S c a r b r o u g h ’s—

MEN’S OXFORDS
$6.50 to $9.00
Black and Brown O xfords and Broguer

Values, Style and Service— th a t’s 
fundajj 
m entals of our business— and we have the assortm ent qfl 
models. The fine appearance and quality of ScarbroughW 
Shoes win you from the very beginning. A fter m onth’s cj 
hard w ear— then you can truly ju d g e how good th^j 
really are.

the principal 

Edwin Clapp Oxfords
$13.50 to $15.00

SCARBROUGH’S

Chaa. H. Ravey
J ew eler
O ne-half Block From High Prices 
106 W est 6th S treet

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SAN ANTONIO & AUSTIN B H RED BULL LINE

Car* Leave A ustin, A m erican C afe 
300 C ongress A venue, Phone 3472

at 8 a. rn., IO a. rn., 11:45 a. rn., 12:45 p. rn.
2 p . r n . , 4 p . r n . , 5:45 p . rn .

Courteous and Careful Drivers 
Buick Cars U sed in T his Service

$5.00 Round Trip; $2.75 One W ay

If we are not already laundering your shirts 
and collars would like an opportunity to dem­
onstrate to you a Real Live Example of Quality 
and Service.

DRISKILL HOTEL LAUNDRY

Telephone 64 44

R EAD THE A D S IN THE DAILY T E X A

N. B.— “There will be opportunitie* in 
1922 for those who seek them with lan­
terns.” —Roger Babson.

THE W ALTER TIPS COM PANY
HARDW ARE AND MACHINERY 

Sporting Goods, Guns and Ammunition 

Automobile Accessories

are now served in addition to our reg u lar A m erican dishes. 

CHINESE DISHES

W hen down town call around

BON TON CAFE

 t h e b a m n _______________

subject if they would pay his ex­
penses. Things m ust be getting 
awful I

blae., ribbon between Clarik field 
and 19th St. Phone M. Gustavus, 
5124. Reward.

-A t M e lle r ’s S h o e S tore
r n

as?*

Carrie B el Thomas 
Editor

r

n

Ti

i 11! 1 1 S

Bernard Laden and Travis Nours- 
and have returned from a short visit 
to San Antonio.

Mrs. Armor of Eden, Texas, 

tai 
spending a few days with h er daugh-i 
ter Jewell.

M argaret Kelly of Longview is tfie 

guest of Dorothy Walsh.

Phi Mu announces the pledging of 

Ella Mae Brazel of Gonzales.

William Boyce is ill at Seton In ­

firm ary with diptheria.

Frankie Piper is visiting in Dallas.

Smith W ooters has returned from 

a visit to south Texas.

J . D. Harlin of Southw estern Uni­
versity spent the week-end in Austin.

M arcella Lively of D urant, Okla­

homa is visiting H ester Brite.

Morris Sw artzberg spent the week­

end in San Antonio*

unmown mmif mi wintmrtnm

FROM DULY TEKIN FILES

Leo Fox, E ditor

I

University Activities T w e n ty and §
Ten Years Ago as R eported in 
| 
the Columns of The T exan
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T w enty Years Ago

31, 

Monday, March 

1902, The
first of the series of sum m er con­
certs by 
the University Band was 
given on the campus last Saturday 
night. This promises to br the most 
popular 
ever pro­
vided for Varsity people.

entertainm ent 

Bids for the contract of the Wom­
a n 's Building will be opened on Ap­
ril 18. 
It is the desire o f the r e ­
gents to have th e building completed 
in time fo r occupancy at least by 
the second term of the next session.
passing 
grade in 
the Law D epartm ent has 
been raised to 80, 75 having been 
the limit heretofore. This is a good 
rule, as it tends to raise the standard, 
and 
there will be either few er or 
b etter l a w y e r s turned out.

Tuesday, April I. The 

The w ater system now being con­
structed on the campus is being p u t 
in by the city a t actual cost. The 
piping which is now being laid will 
be connected with an elevated tank 
near the power house.
Wednesday, April 

2. The track 
itself 
team m anagem ent considers 
secured 
very fo rtu n ate 
the services of Mr. Preston from 
the University o f Pennsylvania. Mr. 
Preston is an enthusiast in tra c k a th ­
letics, and while in school made both 
the track team and the varsity crew. 
At present he is located in the city 
as an architect, but 
kindly 
agreed to come out free of charge 
help 
afternoons 
during the 
make the track team a w inner.

in having 

and 

has 

Thomas H. Stone, LL.B. '96, was 
of Houston 

elected city attorney 
last week on the reform ticket.

Ten Years Ago

Monday, April 

I, 1912. Captain 
S ta rr and his nine w ere completely 
overwhelmed by Dale Gear and his 
big leaguers from Topeka, Kansas, 
by the score of 14-5. The visitors 
wielded the stick with success and 
had the V arsity tw irlers 
then* 
mercy.

a t 

The first 

intercollegiate 

track 
m eet of the season has been sche­
duled with Baylor for this week.

Tuesday, A pril 2. M. H. G riffin 
was given first place in the annual 
gymnasium contest. He received a 
total of eighteen points. 
P. L* 
Cappy came second with twelve, and 
T. H. Bowler followed with six.

There a re th irty -fo u r of th e pres­
ent senior class who are doing prac­
the city and pri­
tice teaching in 
vate schools of Austin. Each 
of 
these young men and women teach 
one hour daily, m eeting his classes 
would a reg u lar teacher.

Wednesday, April 3. Som ething 
over a hundred students Joined in 
tl*e political fu ro r of last .Saturday, 
caught the "Campaign Special," a t 
7 a. rn. and w ent with the crowd to 
Gonzales to h ear Judge W. F. Ram­
sey open his candidacy for governor.

Alpha Phi Reunion

The annual reunion of Alpha Phi
fra te rn ity was held this past week 
in­
end. Many social events were 
cluded in the festivities. S atu rday 
afternoon initiation was held 
fo r 
Donna B a rre tt, Palestine; C atherine 
Luck, Dallas; Rose Burges, San A n­
tonio and M argaret Parsons, Dallas. 
A banquet for all Alpha Phis was 
held at the Driskill Saturday night. 
Miss Florence Malone of Dallas, 
acted as 

toast-m istress.

The Madge Davis scholarship pen 
was awarded to Rose B arges, Place 
cards were the work and g ift of M in­
na Gill, an alum na of 1921.

The alum nae present, w ere: Misses 
Mildred Paxton, Abilene; fioldfe H or­
ton, A ustin; Mab H arrison, D allas; 
Florence Malone, San Antonio; and 
Lola G reer, of Austin.

Bridge P a r t y

M attye Pearl H enry, the guest of 
Stella Brown, was entertain ed with 
an inform al bridge party, Saturday 
afternoon, by Judith P orter and Zel- 
da Ramsey a t the home of Mrs. A. 
P. Pierce. The prize for the fiign 
[Score was won by Hazel Cape, and 
the 
low score by M aynet Thomas. 
Besides the honor guest the follow­
ing were present: Louise Stevens, 
Stella Brown, Hazel Cape, Nelwyn 
Booth, E louiso Yett, Louise Delery, 
F airfax Nisbet, Louise W alker, S ar­
ah Holman, Dorothy Henderson, Gol­
die Maricle, Dorothy Youens, Mary- 
bel Lott. E sther Perry, M aynet 
Thomas, Judith Porter, and Zelda 
Ramsey.

M re. Cult* k E ntertained

M rs. E. L, Gulick was en tertained 
by 
the m em bers of the Gymnasium
s ta ff with a luncheon at the Cactus 
Tea Room Monday. The following 

were pre sent . Mrs. E. U Gulick, Mias 

Anna Hiss, Miss Mary W. Ball, Mrss 
Helen Sautn, Miss Josephine Schmid, 
Miss Isabel Powell, Miss Lucy New­
ton, Miss Bertha W ilder and Miss 
Tantzell of San Marcos.

Mrs. George Scott of A tlan ta, 
Georgia, is the guest of Mrs. R. H. 
Raker. Mrs. Scott was a 
form er 
resident of Austin, and her daughter, 
LLiire Louise Scott, was a 
form er 
U niversity student and a m em ber of 
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.

Mrs. Alvord o f San Antonio, who 
spent several days with her daugh­
ters, Ja n e t and Inez, a t the Alpha 
Delta Pi house, has retu rn ed to her 
home.

Chi Omega held initiation S a tu r­
day night for Rosalie Jam eson of 
Ranger, Sella Wilcox of Austin, 
Eleanor Sm itherm an of Shreveport, 
La., and Mamie Sackett of Abilene.

Enid Jones has retu rn ed 

to h er 
home in San Antonio a fte r spending 
the week-end a t the Chi Omega
house.

Alice Ballard, of Beeville has re ­
turned from Lockhart where 
she 
spent a few days with Alma Card- 
well, a form er University student.

The Reed Music Society will e n ­
tertain W ednesday 
at 
four, a t the Women’s Building with 
a musicale.

afternoon, 

Chi Phi announces the pledging of 
Charles Tadlock of Stam ford, and
Clayton Tisdale of Hanley.

Mrs. C. K. Holloway of Jackson­
of 

guest 

ville was the week-end 
Donna B arrett.

Jack Lewis has retu rn ed 
San Antonio where he spent 
I week-end.

from 
the 

W alter Gaines from San Antonio 
i was a gue<t a t the Phi Kappa Psi 
I house for the week-end.

I 

- -

rn M argaret Meachem has retu rn ed 
P f r o m San Antonio where she spent 
™ ihe week-end.

m Clark Blanks of Lockhart was a 
I guest a t the Phi Kappa Psi house 
I Sunday.

Dick Oliver of Southw estern U ni­
versity was a guest a t the Phi K ap­
pa Psi house fo r the week-end.

Ripples On The 
R iver S t y x

W e’re adverse to giving out a d ­
vice as a general rule, but we hon­
estly would like to suggest to George 
with the cane th a t if he would only 
reconcile himself to going to Sun­
day dinner at his fra te rn ity house 
alone when 
get 
turned down instead of putting out 
a few m ore, he would not get caught 
and have to take three girls a t once.

invitations 

his 

tears 

in sympathy 

I t ’s not any too good a life an y ­
how, and we’re getting right h a rd ­
ened to suffering but we shed three 
b itter 
lan, 
the brilliant little Fiji engineer, who 
had 
town and go on a 
camping trip to get awuy from a too- 
attentive young lady.
 

oOo----------

leave 

for 

to 

that we do not 

The Bus certainly put one over 
on us. Here we’ve been holding 
our breath for a week with fea r 
th a t it was going to denounce us 
for being so hopelessly harm less and 
insane, and then w*e’d have to ad­
mit 
is 
either wit or news, but only p u t it 
out because we get an Eskimo Pie 
a week fo r filling th at much space 
in the paper; and then it comes oui, 
and they try to make out th a t we've 
been rough, ju st so folks will th Im? 
th a t th e ir paper, which is also hope­
lessly inane, is living up to tradition 
and being rough, too.

think 

this 

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According to general consensus of 
sport authorities, in Saturday m orn­
ing’s classic, the Theta team came 
o ff winners, with Barnwell hlgd- 
poirit scorer, and Marsh, Bradley 
and Lobban also showing up well. 
exceptional perfot- 
Through 
mance of Kelley,, 
individual 
star, Kappa nosed ou t Zeta and Pl 
Phi for second plat e.

th eir 

the 

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►Saturine John from over behind 
C harlie’s created quite a stir of ap­
probation among the 
kind-hearted 
by his interest in the little S. A. E. 
over at Seton’s until the youngster 
let 
it o u t th a t while he had not 
seen John a t all, one of the p re t­
tiest nurses decidedly had.

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the campus 

We didn’t know m orals were so 
bad on 
till J. Rosser 
Venable, of Firing Line fam e, w rote 
to a mem ber of the Senior Law 
class and offered to come down and 
related
"T hunder aw ay" on some 

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-

This April’s Fool explosion and 
publicity is really terrible on a girl a 
popularity; Saturday at noon, 
the 
funny-m outhed girl from| up ' on 
W hitis th a t got p retty well exposed, 
ju st had seven men walking home to 
lunch with her.

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Hogg

The program which will be re n ­
dered by tin* Hoggs tonight at their 
regular weekly m eeting Is as fol­
lows: Extem pore talk, by Byron M ar­
tin ; Interesting facts about the Ku 
Klux Kiwi, J. O. Nash; Fam ily In ­
heritance, by J . VV. M ason; 1922 
Baseball, by Gordon Nowlin; and 
various impromptu and 
extem pore 
talks and discussions by other mem­
bers of the club.

A t the conclusion of the program , 
sen eraj items of business will be tak ­
en up and settled, including the fix­
the date and selection of 
ing of 
committees for the 
Spring Open 
House. 
If time perm its, a few ob-1 
jcetionable features yet rem aining in 
the constitution will be straightened 
out.

G a in sb o ro u g h H a ir N e ts— 
S in g le m esh 
c a p and fr in g e . 
1 0 c; d o u b le m esh 1 5 c. T e x a s 
C an d y an d G ift S h op .

H illy e r ’s 

flo w e r s p e r su a d e 
w h e r e a r g u m en ts fa il. P h o n e 
6 1 6 0 .

CLASSIFIEDS

STUDENTS— Good, first class b a r­
ber service a t the Hall of Fame, 
Palace B arber Shop, next door to 
Kress, 

—

DR. WILLIAM E. BERGMAN, suite 
905 Littlefield Building, dental 
surgeon and pyorrhea specialist, of­
fice phone 2538. A ustin. Texas. — tf

LOST— Friday night in 

the grand­
stand on Clark Field brown coat 
and pair of brown oxfords. R eturn 
to Nannie D. Andrews, W oman's 
— 4
Building. Reward. 

FOR RENT— 2 bedrooms, (private 

bath, gas 

stove 

for preparing

breakfast, room for trunks. $15. 307
W. 17. Phone 8190. 

— 3

LOST— H allm ark w rist watch 

on

A r e Y o u G o in g to B e 
O n th e L ist?

Tomorrow we will publish a list of all re­

turned checks on hand—

A ll Have Been Mailed Notices 

Take Yours up Now

UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE

D R U G S

P R E S C R IP T IO N S

WOODIE GILBERT DRUG CO.

Phone 5345 

6th and Congress

Motorcycle Delivery

T O IL E T A R T IC L E S 

C A N D IE S

LOST— Collar pen set in sea pen ds.
Finder phone 4223. Reward if e- 
— 4

turned. 

bath, gas 

FOR REN T— 2 bedrooms, 

private 
for preparing 
breakfast, room fo r trunks, $15. 307 
-—4
W. 17. Phone 8190. 

stove 

LOST— Pocket book containing mon­
ey in Ed. Bldg. Sunday morning 
if returned to lost 
— 4

Liberal rew ard 
and found departm ent. 

LOST— One ladies blue and brown 
wool scarf. L eft Friday in C Hull, 
Reward. Phone Texan Cash Grocery, 
2522 Guadalupe street. 
— ft

MORRIS MANSION In the shadow!
of the capitol. Room for several 
boys. Rooms and board or either. 
Phone 7700. _________________ —26

LOST— Platinum bar pin with six 
stones between 19 and 24 streets. 

M ethodist church. 
8368. Reward. 

Finder 

phone1 
— 4

IT'S UNUSUAL

rn mn

FO O TW EA R FOR EASTER

-Not too early to buy your shoes fo r E aster! Only ten more 
days. O ur assortm ent of New Styles will enable you to buy 
ju st what you w ant.

- S L IP P E R S —-W hite Kid, Black Satin, Patent, P aten t and 
G ray, Brown S atin , Brown Kid— in fact conia ii. and iet’a 

get acquainted.

We Can F it You

CARL H. MUELLER
© O S C O N O P E S S A V E .
Home o f Good Shoes -Hosier/

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We P ay—

4 Per Cent on Time Deposits.
6 Per Cent on Guaranteed Land Notes (no delay).

TEXAS BANK & TRUST CO

C orner o f E a s t 6th an d B razos (Driskill R o t e .
Please accept this as a personal invitation to visit oui 

nk,

Sincerely,

GEO. VV. WALLING, Jr., V. P. 
H. A. TURNER, Cashier.

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T H E R E ’S an unusual tasti­
ness about the cake we 
bake th a t will please you 
and your family and your 
guests. The butter, eggs 
and milk as well as the 
fruity flavoring used in our 
pastry guarantee the pure 
wholesomeness of our bak­
ing products.

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HOME S T E A M L A U N D R Y

211 East Fifth St. 

Phone 3702

“ Good W ork Our Hobby”

MEMBERSHIP OF 
RETAIL CREDIT MEN

Achillea, W. A. & Co.
American National Bank 
Anderson, E. W. Tire Co.
Austin American.
Austin Crockery & Hardware Co. 
Austin Gas Light Go.
Austin M otor Sales Co.
Austin Storage B attery Co. 
Baldwin, A. C. & Sons.
B attery Service Co.
Bohn Bros.
B urt Shoe Co.
C. & S. Sporting Goods Co. 
Calcasieu Lum ber Co.
Caldwell & Miller.
Cohn Bros.
Condit-Franklin Co.
Consum ers’ Ice Co.
Dalich, C. A.
Dillingham Shoe Co.
Estes, Mrs. Mary M.
Exide B attery Service Station. 
Ferris, S.
G arza’s M eat Market.
G raham ’s D ru g Store. 
Greenberg, S.
G riffith Drug Co.
Hancock, A. E.
H arrells.
Hillyers fo r Flowers.
Hirschfeld & Anderson.
Hyde Park Floral Co,
Johnson & Johnson.
Jordan Co.
Joseph’s Pharmacy. 
Lansdow ne-Barritt Co.
Linz, Nick.
Lynch, J. C.
M ayer Co., Carl.
Mueller, Carl H.
M ueller, Robert & Bro>.
Miller, C. M.
Nail* Lumber Co.
Nitschke, Hilliare F.
Petm ecky Co.
Reed Music Co., J. R.
Retail M erchants’ Association. 
Richardson, W. H. & Co. 
Rosner’s.
Scarbrough, E. M. & Sons. 
Smith, Tom D.
Snam an’s.
Statesm an, The.
Stebbins & James.
Steck, E. L.
Stelfox Co.
Swann Furniture Co.
Taylor, II. H.
Thomson M otor C ar Co.
Tips Co., W alter.
Tobin’s Book Store.
Wall & C a b in e t.
Wilcox, W alter W.
Williams, T. H. & Co,
W ebb, Joe E.

Don't Blame the 
Credit Man!

When you overlook an account and you 
receive “D uns”~'don’t blame the credit
man.

When Y O U ’V E made a promise to pay, 
broken it and the creditor insists on HIS 
money—don’t blame the credit man.

When you buy goods with the understand­
ing that you will pay for them at a certain 
time and you don’t do it and you are re­
minded of your negligence- don’t blame 
the credit man.

When YOU habitually neglect your ac­
count and your word can’t be depended 
upon any longer and your account has to 
be closed— don’t blame the credit man.

A nd when YOU go elsewhere to open an 
account and the accommodation is de­
clined—for your credit record follows you 
wherever you may go— don’t blame the 
credit man.

Ruth Cox spent the week-end a t 
her home in Temple, and had sa her 
guest, Elizabeth Vinson.

H illyer’s flow ers m ake old 

love new. Phone 6160.

THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK

THURLOW B . W EED 
Embalmer and Funeral D irecter) 

Modern Funeral He

Superior A inherence Service. 

Leveee a t 17th 

Pkou

Y ear Friends,
V on Boeckmann-
Jone* Co.
Printers

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

Faculty and Student Account Solicited

I Associated Retail Credit Men
of Austin 
I

Membership of 75 Leading Merchants.

‘

 B onu s Bill A rou ses 

R ailroads A g ree to 

A ctiv e Interest of 

3 0 0 E x-service Men

Cut R ates for State 

E ducational M eeting THEATERS

P O R T

C a rl S w a r t* , E d ito r 
V ic to r O . C ook, A w iiU B t

the U n iversity was 

Interest, o f the 300 ex-service men 
in 
actively 
aroused when the H ouse o f R epre­
se n ta tiv e s recen tly passed the 
ad­
ju sted com pensation bill or the bon­
us bill according to Ira J, A llen , ad­
ju ta n t o f the U n iv ersity P ost o f the

M U I RACE BEGUN 

Bf HIBB SCHOOL TEAMS

B a r t l e t t , M c K i n n e y . A u s t in a n d 
M i ..ion A r e Showing u p 
Strong 

LONGHORNS BEAT

DANIEL B A K E R IN

FIRST S W A T FEST American Legion.

 

 

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A p p lie s to E * * S erv ice M en

(C ontinued from page I)

~ 

. . . 

, 

th - diamond the n o r - h i d e WM ><*- . 
-M«l 
intended to keep th - te ll aa a .o n - ^

' =*'h l,* h de, ared 

hr ^ ^

, . w 

The bill applies to all men who 
served betw een the tim e o f April 5, 
f 1917 and N ovem ber 12, 1918, with

D ue to the bad w eather prevailing vem r Now Un 

.Hoot MCtkHH o f the 

. U U n o . 
rn 
m any gam es have been reported i>* 

, 

. 

the U n iversity o f T e x a s Inter«cholan-j 
tic L eague B u |ta u o f H igh School d ean up man, 
B ase hall results. A few team s have away 

. 

. . 

su cceed ed in g e ttin g in som e gam es, *'* 
• 

* 

tit bis 

J10 ‘
In th e]
 
 
 ^ m4(1,. "fci, te r r ifflc

u.jth no one on in the fifth . 
^
seventh, when hi
; ^

Le burner was on ifecontl. 

 

Enoch Dunaway, 

the Longhorns* 
sent the Varsity team
the lead by d eliverin g a
_ clean double to center in the last o f
. a t , . , . *u„
th e

‘ 
first with two “ babies on 

th., 

. . 

in 

h ow ever, and o f them B artlett, Mc- 

r o c k s» t0 

UM his p et coaching ex-

K in n ey, A ustin and M ission are show- 
in g up stron g. Each o f these team s, having been hit by Blair and 

p r e J on Nowlin w as on 

second, 
ad- 

 A<. , demiCT 

(>f ^

Guard, m em bers o f the R. O. T. C. j 
and m em bers o f the S. A. T. C. will
n o t receive paym ent under the pro-j 
visio n s o f this bill.

H a t F i v e P r o v is io n *

The bill has five provisions. 

In J 
gen era l, th ey are F irst, cash pay-' 
m ent 
to 
over $50,

is n ot en titled 

if person 

Second, adjusted service 

categ w ii] be j]|gue4 to pergong en _,
tit, ed> wjth 300 p ef cem face value 

c ertifi-

e x c e p t M ission, has played and won vanced when Johnson rear bed fir st Qf th eir adjusted service credit. The 

tw o gam e*. 

on an * r r o r ' 

c e r tific a te will be dated O ctober I,

M U n m H . . G o o d R e c o r d 

. 

. 

B o , d H i " H “ m * r 

* * * *
In the fifth Nowlin hit his first than S ep tem b er 1942. The holder
homer for the Ilonghorns* third run, m ight borrow up to 50 per t en t of 

1 2 2 2 a n d w i " bp 

section y arsity collected th eir thee** closin g! his adjusted service credit, 

lesion 

aa com e 
high school gam es in 
w ith o u t a d e fe a t, w inning from San counter* 
in the seventh on a hom e 
B e n ito , W eslace and D onna. Milford run by Bill B o y d - form erly of T rm -i 

rough 
her 

rt 

has tw o victories to her credit also, 

but both are over th e sam e team , 

Mer tens.

O ther W in ner*

B a r tle tt won 

from B elton 

R ogers. M cK inney has had 

real 

co m p etition , 

taking Dallas,

B ryan H igh, 

in to cam p as well as 

Third, vocational training at $1.75 j
Sty U niversity, a m ighty clever ae- per day, 
to ex-: 
the paym ent not 
cond sacker and a neat h itter— a coed 140 per c e n t o f the am ount o f 
■single by Leissner and N ow lin's horn- the adjusted service credit, 

rr over le ft center, scoring Leisaner; 
ahead o f the T exas hurler. 

Joe Ward appeared 

and 
om e ■ the Longhorns. He w en t to bat th ree 

P»»e o f b u ying hom es at 140 per
for ceT1t o f the adjusted service credit, 
aid by 
tim e s'before he smashed o u t a d r fv - w hich the holder w ill be given ere- 
ing triple to right in the ninth. H e' dit for his adjusted service credit as 
was caught at the plate a few m fn -!^ 'rst paym ent.

settlem en t 

in right 

F ifth , 

land 

F ou rth , a paym ent for the pur-j 

V ocation*! T raining Provision

D enton. A u stin seem s to have one ufces later on an attem pted double
o f the strongest teams in the history 
o f the school, w in n in g from Elgin and 

Dischtnen In Good Trim

steal,

G iddings by large S cotts. B eeville, 

C row ell and D iam ond Hill an also 

in 

the 1000 p er c e n t class, having 

w*»n one gam e eaak.

DELTA TAU WINS FIRST 

INTER-FRATERNITY G A M E

In the first in te r -fratern ity base 
ball gam e o f the season, the D elta

score o f 8 to 7.

The gam e w as a hard figh t from 
th e sta r t, w ith the D elta Chi# lead­
ing at fir st, but the D elta Tau#
sta g e d a rally in the fourth inning, 
b rin g in g 
to 5.
In the last h alf of the final fram e, 
the D elta Tau team scored 
three 
ru n s and won th e gam e.

the score up to 7 

the 

F ollow in g 

I n t e r - f r a t e r n i t y 
baseball schedule for the remainder 
o f the w eek:

yesterday 

From the show ing of the L o n g ­
aftern oon , 
th e 
horns 
in excellen t form for 
Dischtnen ar** 
their tw o opening 
the 
Southw estern • onfererice season, to, 
be played against the Baylor U n lver-, 
sity Bears Friday and Saturday af-; 
ternooriH at W aco,

gam es 

o f 

SWIMMING SUBSTITUTED 

FOR INDOOR EXERCISES

in 

C lasses 

sw im m ing, 

canoeing,
! and row ing will be held for girls eacn 
and 
aftern o o n ex cep t W ednesday 
Saturday during the spring ternt a* 
a su b stitu te for indoor work such as 
w as given during the fall and w in­
In order to participate 
ter term s. 
in these sports, a girl must be able 
to sw im certain d ista n ces accord­
ing to the sport she w ishes to e n g a g e 
in.

The box score

lf 

...
.

Daniel Baker
W itherspoon, ss 4
Le May, c f 
4
Ashburn, 
3
Page *
I
I*ane, c 
,
3
lb
Denny, 
2
Bates, 3b
3
Blinn, 2b
:i
W hite, rf
3
Blair, p
2
Mitchell z
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0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
2
2
0
I
I
3
0
0
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0
0
0 IO I
0
9
0
0
I
3
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
0

AB R II PO A E
0
0
Sw im m ing in the lake is conducted
0
from the house boat. This spring a 
0
new d ivin g board has been added,: 
0
O jand a raft is being built w hich is to 
I
be anchored near the house boat. 
0
T his r a ft w asabought from the p r o ­
I
ceeds o f the Potpourri given during 
0
the w in ter term . The T urtle Club 
0
also 
and the T u rtlette Club w ill 
0
th*' house 
th eir m eetin gs at 
have 
boat. 
in 
lab 
Sw im m ing at the 
charge o f Miss Anna H iss and Mlssj 
rn 
H elen Saum , and can oein g 
charge o f Miss Josephine Schm id.

3 24 12

Is 

is 

2

Totals
x batted for Ashburn in ninth.
z- butted for Blair

29

0

O ff k e n , .b o v e

ce r tifica te plan which m akes It n e­

It is announced by Dr. W. S, S u t­

ton, dean o f the School o f E ducation 

o f the U n iv ersity o f T exas that he 

has received 

in form ation that 

the 

railroads o f the sta te have g r a n te d a 

rate o f one and o n e-h a lf fare to all 

persons who m ay attend the State 

E ducational C on feren ce to be held 

here A pril 21 and 22.

This reduced fare is to be on the 

cessary for p ersons 

a tten d in g 

the 

to obtain receip ts 

con feren ce 
for 
their tick ets when th ey buy them and 
if an m any as 2 5 0 attend the con ­
feren ce they will obtain the b en efit 
o f the reduced rate on their return 
is expected th a t the con ­
trip. 
It 
attended, 
ference will be 
and as u n u su ally in te r e stin g and in­
stru ctive program has been prepared} 
for the occasion , Dr. Sutton says.

largely 

Y. M. C. A. DEVELOPS

AMERICANIZING PLAN

P roposing 

to A m ericanize 

the 
M exicans o f A u stin , the U n iversity 
Y. M. C, A, has established a read­
ing room and recreation c en ter for 
M exicans on San A n ton io str e e t b e­
tw een Fourth and F ifth streets.

co n tain s E nglish 

new spapers. The 

The reading room is fitted up with 
and 
tables and 
second 
Spanish 
is fitted up for ath letic con ­
room 
te sts, c h ie fly boxing. On the outside, 
there is a trapeze which is very pop­
ular. A m ong the other sports given 
the boys are baseball, 
indoor b a se­
ball, and basketball.
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SWIMMING EXHIBITION 

FOR GIRLS IS PLANNED

G irls taking sw im m ing in the phy­
sical train in g departm ent are 
look ­
ing forw ard to field day to be held 
at D eep Eddy one day during the 
m iddle o f May. T here will be e x ­
hibitions o f sw im m ing and diving, 
relays and tub races.

H alf-m ile and m ile sw im s can be 
made an y S aturday during the spring 
term , according to l^iura T hom pson, 
who is m anager o f the sport. Girls 
intending 
them , how ever, 
m ust sign up b efore 12 o ’clock each 
Saturday.

to m ake 

M a jestic

Judging by the train o f even ts in

“ E x ir the V am p,” playing at the Ma­

jestic tod ay, when a w ife thinks som e 

wicked vamp is tryin g her trick s on 

her own particular m an, the vamp 
might as well take her nickel out, be­
cause she is doomed to d e fe a t. W hen 
Ethel C layton decides th a t it is tim e 
for lier to beat the vam p at her own 
gam e, the thing is aa good as ove.-.
The little boy that created such a 
sensation in “The Q ueen o f Sh eb a” 
and Theodore R oberts ju s tify their 
previous reputations by adding good 
characterization and a good running 
fund o f am usem ent to the main plot 
o f the play.

Q u een

is 

th a t 

fu lfills 

The story 

A photoplay that keeps you gu ess- I 
ing from the b egin n in g to the end is 
c ertain ly an unusual production, but 
“ N obody” now playin g a t the Queen 
certain ly 
description J 
N ot once does the action drag nor 
the .suspense lapse. 
Jew ell Carmen 
lead and plays her part 
takes the 
in Palm 
laid 
w ell. 
Beach and New York. %The 
truty 
rich and the n ew ly rich all look on 
and com m ent on the d o i n g s o f the 
“ L ittle Mrs. Sm ith and 
near rich. 
her husband arrive at Palm B each 
on their som ew hat belated 
h on ey­
moon and th ey are a v ery happy 
you n g couple w ith all the co n ceit and 
d eligh tfu l se lf 
im portance o f such 
people. The w ealth y Mr. R ossm ore, 
much talked o f m oney king, so ciety 
leader and divorce court exp erim en ­
ter tak es a fa n cy to the y ou n g w ife 
and causes u nexpected com plications. 
M iss Carmen is supported by a w ell 
selected cast and *he picture Is very 
in terestin g.

Y e s - — B i g g a & Company 
d o e s m y cleaning and pressing, 
p h o n e 7601, 1007 Congress

DONNELLY & WHITE
P lum bing and H eatin g 
C ontractors 
905 C ongress A ve.
P hone 131

A u stin Elks Presents

WHAT NEXT?

T roupe of S even ty-five A rtists, Including

FIFTEEN UNIVERSITY GIRLS

Sparkling and S cintillating B eauties

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HANCOCK
OPERA HOUSE1 1

Last T im e S h ow in g T od ay, 3 :1 5 p. rn.

Special M atinee 25c and 50c 

N ight 8 :1 5 , 5 0 c, $ 1 .0 0 and $ 1 .5 0

Benefit Austin Children's 
Home

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT I AM A LIFE MEMBER
OF TH E
DON'T WORRY CLUB 
AN D T H A T I ALONE CAN FO R FE IT MY M E M B E R SH IP 
M. SILVER, Organizer 
H E A D Q U A R T E R S IN DRISK ILL B A R B E R SH O P

E yes E xam ined 
G lasses Fitted

N o D ru g * U s e d 

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J. T hom as W ard
7 1 8 C o n g r ess A v e n u e

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April 4, Alpha T au Omega and 

T exas
Phi Kappa P si; April 5, D elta Theta u a m , 
Carson, 
Phi and Kappa S igm a; April 6, S ig ­
Miller, I t
ma Nu and Chi Phi; April 7, Lambda 
Nowlin, 2b
( ’hi Alpha and Phi Sigm a Delta.
Johnson, c f . 
Dunaway, lf
Ward, rf 
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Odom, ms
B oxd, 2b
Allen, c
G illett, p
Lei -mer, p

TWO TEAMS THIS TERM

TEXAS WRESTLERS MEET 

T ex a s U n iversity probably will 
have tw o more w restling m eets this 
term , according to an announcem ent 
m ade y e ste r d a y by Roy J. McLean, 
V a rsity w restlin g 
coach. Although 
th e d a te s for these m eets have not 
been d e fin ite ly decided upon, it ts 
a lm o st certain th at they will be held

T otals
Score by innings; 

30

7 27 12

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200

The tw o team s which Texa.- will: 

Daniel Baker 
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Texas 
010 SOO— fl;
Th.
I he nummary: Two base hits,]
m e e t som e tim e in the near future Dunaway. Th- 
. bane hit. Ward, 
are the A ustin C ollege wr* siting Dome run*, N ow !in 2, Boyd. Stolen! 
(squad and the D allas Y, M. C. 
by 
team . Coach M cLean stated ye*. 
Sacrifice 
terd ay that the V a r sity m aim er w ill V|'t, Allen. First ha-c on ball*, o ff 
L o ff B lair I. Hits and runs,
m eet both of th ese t e a m | on the sum* 
in
trip.
innings, o ff Leissner no runs
innings.
f J Struck out, by G illett, 5, by Le I ss -
ner 3, by Blair 9. L eft on bases,!
j D» ni‘ 1 Baker, 3, T exas 4. Tim e o f

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P L A Y S.M.B.A. S A T U R D A Y

FRESHMAN NINE WILL 

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(N ow lin, Odom.) 

and three h its 

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C oach Carl M cN am aras freshman j gam *f j :30 Um pire, Froth.

b aseb all nine w ill m eet the San Mar 
con B aptist A cadem y team Saturday! 
aftern o o n at 4 o ’clock on Clark Field. 
T h e L onghorns w ill be rn Waco, and 
th e F rosh -B ap tist A cadem y gam e will 
be the diam ond attraction for U n i­
versity baseball fans,

The freshm en h ave been training 
on Brackenridge 
fa ith fu lly , b oth 
F ield and in p ractice 
the 
a g a in tt 
L onghorns on C lark F ield , and include 
som e prom ising m aterial for Coach 
Disch'* Longhorns o f n e x t season.

J. S. KOENIG
Chiropodial and Foot 
Specialist
418 L ittlefield B l d g .- Phone 4856

Exclusive Ladies' Tailor
Joe Kasper
722 Congree* A venue 
Room 5

L et Us W atch Your Teeth 
DR. GUFFIN
and associates 
Dentist*
Phone 7839 —- 612 Vs Congress 
We do your work now

Your Good 
A ppearance
m eans that you are n ot only 
careful o f your dress, but o f 
your hair, nails and o f your 
skin.
University Girls will find per­
fe c t satisfaction 
in our equip­
ment and service.

MARINELLO
Lad*#*’ E n tra n ce o f DrisluH 
P hon e 4 0 1 4

J 644$ t Luring 
presents

Ethel

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the -u tlie r w o m a n ” un 
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Cast Includes 

Theodore Roberts

SWANN 
FURNITURE AND 
CARPET COMPANY

We Build More Homes 

401 C ongress Ave.

5() — A R T I S T S — 50

Premier Vaudeville Presentation
. And
Novelty Band Entertainment

Junior High School
Thursday, April 6, 8:15 p. rn.

ADMISSION-■Students 25c and Blanket Tax.

General Public $1.00—Children 50c.

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