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The W eather

W e d n e s d a y : P a r t l y c l o u dy .

V O L . X X X

EDDIC POEMS 
READ IN TALK 
BY HOLLANDER

Subject, Style, F orm 
A re Basis of 
Discussion

UNKNOWN WRITERS

Influence of Christians 
+ Preserved Norse 

Collection

“ The p o e tic ‘Edda.’ a g r o u p of 
forty -od d poems, is a collectio n o f ; 
e x t r a o r d i n a r y and precious d o cu -i 
m e n ts o f 
th e Norse r a c e ,” said I 
Dr. Lee M. Hollander in his lee-' 
in 
tu re on “ T h e Eddie P o e m s ” 
G a rrison 
a t 5 
Hall 
o’clock, “ a n d he who has n o t r e a d 
th em h a s m issed some of t h e best 
stories in th e world.”

Tuesday 

g ro o m s is in two 

“ T h e s u b j e c t m a tte r 

o f 
the 
divisions,” Dr. j 
H o lla nd e r sta te d . “ One d ea ls w ith 
the gods o f Norse m ythology an d 
th e o t h e r w ith famous N o r s e h e - i
roes. All o f th e poems a re o f un-
know n a u th o rs h ip * prod u c e d 
tw een th e d a te s of 700 a n d 1,500 
A. D.”

into a 

is destroyed a n d 

“ H is to ry shows,” Dr. H o ll a n d e r 
in tr o d u c tio n 
e x p la in e d , “ t h a t the 
of C h r is tia n ity 
n a ti o n 
brin gs a b o u t such a re v o lu tio n in 
the ideals of a people t h a t m u c h 
lit e r a t u r e 
th e 
f u r t h e r p ro d u c tio n of 
l i t e r a t u r e 
is held b a c k fo r some tim e . T his 
is n o t t r u e of the S c a n d in a v ia n
N orth. A lite r a tu r e h a d a l r e a d y 
developed in this 
r e g io n b e f o r e 
tho co m in g of C h ristianity, which 
was in th is instance s o m e w h a t de­
layed. T h r o u g h the in flu e n c e of 
of 
C h ristia n s a n d 
w ritin g b r o u g h t with th e m , th e s e 
poems h a v e been 
im 
w ritte n fo r m .

the m e th o d 

p r e s e r v e d 

to d e m o n stra te 

Dr. H o lla n d e r read e x a m p le s of 
th e poem s 
th e 
prosody And style which a r e o f te n 
ru g g e d , h a r s h , jerky, even v io le n t, 
lack in g 
and 
th e smooth polish 
b la n d is h m e n ts of other v e rse .

“ T h e view of life b r o u g h t o ut 
in th e po e m s is exceedingly r e a l ­
istic,” Dr. H ollander p o in te d out, 
“ since th e h a rd , 
cruel e n v i r o n ­
m e n t o f t h e Norse people is one/ 
which m a k e s unpopular th e q u a li­
ties o f m e e k n e ss and f o r g iv e n e s s .” 
le c tu r e is th e 
th ird in th e series given th i s y e a r 
by U n iv e r s ity professors o n “ M as­
te r p ie c e s o f 
the W orld’s L i t e r a ­
t u r e .”

^ 0 Dr. H o lla n d e r ’s 

NEW FRESHM EN M A Y 
E N T ER SECOND T E R M

J a n u a r y 

gra du a te s 

o f high 
schools will be adm itted t o 
th e 
U n iv e rsity a s freshmen t h e second 
te rm , Miss G e rtru de H e a th , s ta tis ­
tician 
o ffic e , 
th e R e gistrar’s 
a n n o u n c e d Tuesday.

in 

t o 

op e n 

I . Courses 

R e g is tr a tio n 

for new s t u d e n t s 
nil b eg in a t 8 o’clock F r i d a y , F e b ­
r u a r y 
the 
fre s h m e n will be English I , B o t­
a n y I , H is to ry 4, ( E n g l is h H is­
( t r i g o ­
t o r y ) , M athem atics 391 
n o m e t r y ) an d 302 
( a n a l y t i c s ) , 
Physics I, French A, G e r m a n A 
a n d 
(may be s u b s ti ­
t u te d f o r m athem atics f o r b a c h ­
elor o f a r t s and bachelor o f j o u r n ­
alism d e g r e e s ) , Spanish A , I , 12, 
and 
E c o n o m ic s I 
(fo o d s) a n d 302 (d e sig n ), E d u c a ­
tion 301 a n d 302, and e n g in e e rin g .
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I, G re e k I 

13, Home 

P I T T E N G E R MAKES T R I P 
D ean B. F. 

P itt e n g e r o f the 
School o f Education l e f t S u n d a y 
nigh t f o r Galveston 
on a sh ort 
business trip . He is e x p e c te d to 
r e t u r n to d a y .

T he First College Daily in the South

A U S T I N , T E X A S , W E D N E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 1 6 , 1 9 2 9 .

CO-ED SINGERS Governor Moody Inaugurated 
TO APPEAR IN Z n Brief Ceremony Featured
Bands, Clicking Cameras
FIRST CONCERT By
VALLANCE TO 
FILL CHAIR OF 
HAL C WEAVER

LIBRARY WORK 
OFFERED F 0 R 
SUMMER 1829

Girls' Glee Club Will 
Give Entertainment 
Tonight, 8:15
CO-ED QUARTET

G o v e rn o r Dan Moody took the 
oath o f o ffic e as chief e x e cu tive 
of the s ta te Tuesday a t i o n, for 
joint 
the second 
tim e, bef >re a 
sos* ion o f both house - of 
the 
F o r ty - f i r s t 
l e g is la tu r e .
T exas 
Lihue D a n t-G o v e rn o r B a rry Mil 
lei* had 
th ' 
third time, a lew m inute a earlier.
Chief J u s tic e C. M. ( 'm e l o n , of 
the S ta te S u p rem e C ou rt, adm in 
irtered th e oath of office.

Blanket 

ta k e n th e o;F h fo r 

I ickets 

\ ax 
Will Admit 
Students

The ‘cremonic, were hiicf. re ■ New Chairman Serves

Library Science Course 
Was Abolished by 
Ferguson

lacked 

qu iring less th a n natl an h o u r for 
their c om pletion, aud 
the 
pomp th a t a tte n d s the ina'ugurr. 
lion o f a new governor. Bands 
from the U n iversity, .John Turin*
J u n i o r College, and N o rth 
ton 
has T exas A g ric u ltu ra l College, corn- 
th e Pres! ! hined with the crowd that. filled 
tho 

b e c o m e : tho balcony, added color 

c u r ric u lu m 

C rea tio n of th e d e p a r tm e n t of 
lib ra ry science as a p a r t o f the 
s u m m e r school 
been a n no un ce d from 
d e n t ’s office, and will 
e ff e c tiv e in the 1929 s u m m e r aes- occasion.
Mon, according to Dr. F re d e ric k ! T he U n iv e rs ity band was located 
Eby, director 
school.

p r o ­
fessor of m echanical e n g in e e rin g , 
has been a p p o in te d chairm an o f 
the d e p a r tm e n t of mechanical on 
g in e e rin g 
vacancy 
fill 
caused bv the recent death oc Hal
sum m er d i r e c t l y jn front o f the s p e a k e r s ’ | C W eaver, it was announced T ues

Alex V a lia n c e , a d ju n c t 

th e 

the 

of 

to 

to 

To September

1929

N o . 9 2

STEER CAGERS 
END PRACTICE
GAMES TONIGHT

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Rookies and Reserves
Ready to Go in 
r or I exas
BROCKCOMMANDS
James
Jansing a n d 

^

Best Snipers’
For Saints
By BOB C A N T R E L L
T E X A N S P O R T S E D I T O R 

H om e basketball Will be dished 
o u t to the cage fa n s th is evening 
as the Steers fight it o u t with the 
S ain ts from across the riv e r in the 
last practice game o f th e y e a r 
fo r 
Texas. The Steers will invade th e 
the S ain ts, p laying 
te r r it o r y of 
engagement 
j on 
th e ir 
I floor, the Silents* g y m n a siu m . Tho 
i L o ng ho rn s are fe e lin g fairly low 
a f t e r th eir narrow m a rg in of vic- 
: to r y over the Bears, a n d will use 
| t o n ig h t ’s clash as a p r e p a r a to r y 
I ton ic fo r th e ir second c o n fe re n ce 
I c la sh of the y e a r w ith S. M. U. 
j S a tu r d a y night.

r e g u la r 

Hay Fever Victims 
I lighly Recommend 
Lockhart's Cure

“ lf you sneeze, go 

to Lock­
h a r t , ” say U n iv e rsity f a t u i t y 
monde t 

those days.

sneeze. 

art* m igrating 

The colonization o f Lockhart 
is proceeding rapidly by p r o ­
fessors who 
F a c u lty 
me m b e n
to
d e a f e r air, Reasons:
and F e b ­
During J a n u a r y 
r u a ry the pollen from 
the ce­
dars in and n e a r Austin i:- c a r­
ried by the wind and prom ptly 
is said to b rin g h ay fever vic­
t h e i r 
tim s more t o r t u r e than 
old e m m y , th e goldenrod. A 
few miles from A ustin the ce­
d a rs do not. th rive, and Lock­
h a rt 
“danger 
zone.”

is out of 

tile 

Dr. O. R, C ham bers, profes­
so r of psychology, 
and Dr. 
David Lee (’lark, professor o f 
English, left T u e sd a y afternoon 
new Elysium. They 
fo r this 
fc’-pc *id every night 
Lock­
ha rt, 
r e t u r n in g each morning 
fo r their 8 o’clock classes.

in 

EXES’ ANNUAL 
BANQUET SET 
FOR MARCH 2

E f f o r t s will he made a t once <o 
secu re an in s tru c to r who will be 
able to t< ach the work most ac­
two 
ce p tably. 
courses will be o ff e r e d this year, 
and it 
is expected t h a t h e r e a f te r
the science will be a p e rm a n e n t played «<T he Ey(,s of T e x a s.”
f e a t u r e of the sum m e r, Dr. Eby 
stated.

Stand, arid fu rn ish e d music while 
the G o v e rn o r and L ie u te n a n t Gov­
e rn o r w e re being escorted to ihe 
stand by th e com m ittees fro m the 
Im m e d ia te ly 
House a n d Senate. 
a f t e r th e cerem onies, the crow d 
band
stood while 

F o r m e r G overnor 

is likely t h a t 

the Longhorn 

J o s e p h 

It 

N o tification will he s e n t to su­
p e rin te n d e n ts o f school 
th r o u g h ­
out the sta te asking th e m to urge 
in­
lib raria ns or s tu d e n ts 
th e ir 
to
a R o w " E t h e l - 1 '^ tid in g to become l i b r a r i a n ,
a tte n d the school 
y e a r >n 
o r d e r to obtain tile b e n e fits of the 
courses.

th 's 

T h e establish m ent of such a de-

J). 
Sayers, p re se n tin g a p ic tu re sq u e 
a p p e a ra n c e as he sat on 
the ex­
tre m e rig h t of the sp ea k e rs’ sta n d, 
w itnessed the form alities t h a ‘# he 
so m any 
had gone th ro u g h no t 
years b e f o r e . Mrs. Moody and 
Dan, J r ., w ere unable to a tt e n d .
T h e R everend George G reen e 
of
cerem onies 

of the F i r s t Baptist C h u rc h 
A ustin 

o pened 

th e 

day by th e P r e s id e n t ’s office. The 
a p p o in tm e n t becom es effe c tive at 
once, and P r o fe s s o r Valiance will 
serve in t h a t position until S e p ­
the 
te m b e r I, 1929, 
present b ien nium .

the end of 

to 

Coming 

the U niversity 

The Saints have a v e t e r a n quin ­
t e t 
th e Texans, 
in 
and O’C onnor exp e c ts his old tim- 
1921 fro m th e Peoria E x p e rim e n t
| ors to give the S te e r s p le n ty to
I w o rry ab o u t before 
Station of H o lt M a n u f a c tu rin g I 
th e night is
( cm pa ny w h e r e he was as sista n t F o r m e r S t u d e n t s M e e t u ver in the w ay of sc o rin g points.
e n g in e e r ami 
d r a f ts m a n .
b een coming 
I o Discuss U. r. 
V aliance has b e e n associated p r i n ­
this 
Needs
cipally with mac h in ? design in th e 
flying, 
d e p a r tm e n t o f mechanical e n g i­
th r e e tim es 
neering of th e University,

T h e Steers 
th ro u g h all previous g am es 
season with 
com ing from behind 
to win.

to send a g a in s t 

th e ir colors 

chief 

have 

P ro f e s s o r V aliance race ived his 
m a ste r o f a i t s degree from Ohio 
►State U n iv e r s ity where he 
la te r 
I Ce was a pro fesso r ai 
taug ht. 
tho U n iv e rsity of 
1913 to 1918 and was a m em b e r

Illinois 

fr o m | 

Definite plans fo r 
ex-st a d e Hts’ b a n q u e t 
M,:irch 2, T e x a s 
Day, will begin soon.

the an n u a l 
to be held 
Independence 

I t has been a tra d itio n am o ng
I ho Gn-oririn j th o e x -stu den ts for many y ears to
l o i n ! hold the March 2 banquets. Bach 
loc“ l 0,ub h“ “ b a n q u e t and d c -
improvements,
cusses 

chances, 

o f 

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l ite r I School o f Teehnolnifv from 

The Saints have lost m o st 

of 
t h e i r previous e n g a g e m e n ts , and it 
looks like a good b e t f o r th e m 
to 
rink u n d e r th e b a r r a g e o f shots 
which will be leveled a t th e bas­
k e t by the corps of T e x a s sh a rp ­
sh oo ters led 
by C aptain Holly 
Brock and his r u n n i n g m ate, Sug 
( ’amp. Big ’Un Rose, a c e n te r 
with moods, along w*ith Red W ra y 
a n d Nona Roes will a b e t th e sn ip ­
ing antics of B rock a n d Camp. 
W ith these five m e n on th e firin g 
the

look bad f o r 

things

with a short speech of uppreeia- A . S. M . E . O F F E R S 
lion to the people o f Texas.

R E S O L U T I O N

I and the nC6tls o t the
j The m em bers o f 
the association 
; have p ro g ra m s a n d th e c e n tral as­
sociation h e re c r e a te s a te m p o ra ry j line, 

 

 

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into 

h ere 

to go 

th e 8on 7ti', in tr o d u ie d L ie u te n a n t I "f tbc 

an<| S e n a to r w

is a s i r i i Ilea n t ] w ith 

o f St- 0<,vt,,.nof. \ i j | | , , r „ m „ ,m ,n i 

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b e e n no f a m ilia r 
lib r a r y a d u n c south 

p a rt merit 
Si,.,,. Dr. hhy explained. H .th r.-I, W oodw ard, p residen t p ro-ten , of 
th e r e ha, 
in 
Lout*, an d s tu d e n ts not only o ( | , :hief J n , y ce C o n d o n a d m in is te r! 
Texas hut also of the southwert ^ t he oath, and Miller followed 
in te n d in g 
this work 
wore req u ited to go to e a s te r n o*' 
the 
n o r th e r n schools 
lib ra r­
high schools of the s ta te , 
ian -i a r e now require d 
have 
to 
special tra in in g ; alth o u g h this has 
not h ith e rto been th e cast*, 
ii is 
now dem anded by law.

M idst th e clicking of c am eras, 
Moody to o k th e oath, a f t e r he had
hpon 
bein pi (.senti.d by S p e a k e r L u i - j g r 5n 
roo fit 
a 
th e House. He r e a d 
sho rt speech, much on th e o r d e r 
of t h a t of Miller. Bishop S. R. 
I Fays, of Dallas, of the M ethodist 
Episcopal C hurch gave the b e n e ­
diction.

L ib ra ry science has n ot 

been 
ta u g h t in the U n iv ersity was abo l­
ished u n d e r the a d m in is tra tio n of 
G o v e rn o r Miriam A. F e rg u so n .

lot* it. 

spec

tat* 

Tin 

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W h e re a s: O u r Heavenly F a lk - j s p ea k e rs’ b u r e a u for the p u r p o s e , Saints,

I n f i nite Wisdom, has re

Slim Jansing, 

I o f fu rn ish in g s p e a k e r s from th e ! 

.
Professor W e a v e r

of any of the local clubs th a t de - 1 t h e Past two ye a rs, 
sire them. T h e E x -S tu d e n ts’ As-1 m an who 
sociation with h e a d q u a r te rs 

moved from o u r midst o ur f r ie n d | University .to a t t e n d the b a n q u e t s ; all-T exas c o n fere n ce c e n te r 
and cou nselo r, Professor Ha! O 
W eaver, a n d 
“ W h e re a s: 

w ho has ra te d
f o r
will be tho 
the 
in j ^ a lk erm en the m o st to w orry
has given u n stin tin g ly of his t im e ; Austin, also s e n d s o u t songs a n d ' a b o u t du ring the a f t e r n o o n ’s per
and tho u g h t f o r the benefit 
J a n s in g has beqn 
lo­
t h e j fo rm an ce. 
a d v a n c e m e n t o f 
iron rin g r a t h e r f r e ­
c a tin g the 
<d M echanical E n gineerin g a s 
q u e n tly 
of late, a n d will b e a r 
I whole, a n d 
w a tc h in g by some capable S te e r 
g u a r d . Then C a p ta in W. J a m e s
,
a t forw ard*
1hand V* P0 ” shSl »nd 

re p o rts to 
a re run in th e M ay edition o f T h e , 
Alcalde. O ffic ia ls sta te that these I !md ^ u il y Sullivan 
records Indicate t h a t there are ap- *u „ 
p ro x im a te ly 
ex -students o f th e Univeraity. 

a n d 
the D ep a rtm en t 
a 
f o r each s tu d e n t as

yells of the U n iv e rsity 
Alumni m em bers.

in 
th e association which

th o u sa n d “h.e11 J" * 0 * * ! ? ! “ o f 

The c o m m u n ity club# send 

" ill likely give 

“ W h e re a s: 

th ir ty - f iv e 

1 f ' * a r i 

0 ... 

to

, 

S P A N I S H C L U B M E E T S 

W E D N E S D A Y A T 7 : 3 0

F I N A L T R I A L LIST

IN C R E A S E S T O 9 5 individuals, a n d

of 

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A 

t h e 

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, 

_ 
l a r g e r n u m b e r of s tu d e n ts an(i g j e t o s t code of hono r 

J o h n W. W o o d ru ff will address 
th e m embers 
Spanish j 
D ra m a tic s Club a t th e m e e tin g this were re p o r te d on final 
W ed n e sd a y night in room 105 of J a n u a r y th a n fo r N ov em ber and dents to seek those 
th e Main Building a t 7:30, 
ac- fe w e r w ere re p o rte d on 
c o rd in g to William K essler, pres!- o b se rv a tio n for J a n u a r y th a n for 
d e n t o f the club. His su b je c t will N ovem ber, 
be based on his perso n a l exper- fro m th e R e g is tr a r ’# office. 
iences gained while 
40 s tu d e n ts 
Mexico d u rin g 
th e 
y ea rs. 

“ W h e r e a s : The American Stu­
according to re p o r ts ciety of M echanical E n g in e e rs has 
g r e a t 
re- loss of a w o r th y and capable lead- 
real 
now,

Professor W e a v e r
has alw ays stood for the hig h est
and
tria l f or I scholarship, a n d inspired his stu - 
high 

tria l N ovem ber cr, an 
! 14, 1928, and 288 s tu d e n ts on j man, ami a t r u e engineer, 

. p e d a l ideals f o r t h e i r own, and 

tra v e lin g in 
last 

in hts death, the 

th r e e j p o rte d on 

T h e r e were 

teacher, a 

in sp irin g 

| suffered 

same 

final 

In addition 

to 

th e 

talk 

by 

special observation. T h e re w e r e ; th e re fo re

W o o d ru ff, Melvin P. S lover w i l l 5 95 s tu d e n ts rep o rte d on f in a l trial 
im p e rso n a te 
Spanish cha ra c ters. 

.Spanish several | fo r J a n u a r y 12, 1929 

' d e n ts on special ob servation. 

in 

“ [.et I t Be Resolved! The Uni-
and 128 s t u - 1 ve rsify o f T e x a s branch of the
Am erican So c ie ty of Mechanical
th e ir h e a r t f e l t

. 

i 

T,-,.ir».w»------------ ---------------- --------- .E n g in e e r s e x te n d 

‘Forty A cres’ Undergo Spring

CAMPUS A PPE A R S SCARRED

I sy m p ath y to his family in th e sad 
h o u r o f t h e i r bereavem ent, 
an d
i th a t 
a co py o f these r e s o l u t i o n s : Hon date of w hich has 
be sp re a d on th e m in u te s 
society in his memory.”

of th e tended 

By the Committee.

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C v A / i M i m n 
%jrT { / ( / T T l l T l y UU ILI v / i t u / i " u p L J Y llJ L Z 

. 7 V , / / C ' / / , / i „ 

, , v % n * * ; . i / i M U R R A Y H U L B E R T 

j q V I S I T IN A U S T I N " * 11 ^ announce<* within 

J a n u a r y 15 
ls .

Dr. J. E. P earce, anthrop olog y 
professor, and p ro m in e n t fig ure 
in the move for a s ta te museum.

STATE MUSEUM 
BILL SET F 0 R 
INTRODUCTION

be- Dr. J. E. Pearce Leads 

In Fight for 
Plap

T hirty-six m e m b e rs of tho Uni- 
v e r s ity Girls’ Glee Club will a p ­
p e a r this W e d ne sda y nigh t a t 8:15 
(•’clock in th e ir initial pro g ra m ot 
th e new year. T he e n te r t a in m e n t 
will be given a t th ? A ustin High 
School A uditorium . 
Tickets a re 
on sale at. th e J. R. Reed music 
sto re. The price f o r general a d ­
mission is 75 cents, fo r reserved 
s e a ts $ 1 , and f o r high school stu ­
d e n t s , % 50 cents. U n iv e rsity s tu ­
d e n ts a r e a d m itte d 
t a x tickets* b u t m u s t pay 25 c o n t­
ext! a if reserved se a ts are desir­
ed.

The com plete p ro g ra m consists 

on W ankel J 

of six n um b e rs as follows:

“ T he Call,” M ark A nd re w s;
“ Going Home,” A n to n D vorak;
Cavaliers,** K u rt 
“ T h e T hree 
Schindler, by Glee Club.

“ E stre llita ,” M. M. p o n c e ; “ A 
H aydn

S in g in g ,” 

‘•Mighty I-ak 

The a n n o u n c e m e n t 

B row n Bird 
W ood, by Mary Ste ge r.

last n ig h t 
that a bill a u th o riz in g the e s ta b ­
lishment of a sta te m useum 
in 
Texas is to bo in tr o d u c e d in th e 
Senate in a few d ays by S e n a to r 
T. J. Holbrook, G alveston, m arks
the climax of six y e a r s ’ e f f o r t on
the p a rt of Dr. J . E. P earce, p r o ­
fessor of a n th ro p o lo g y in the U ni­
versity, and th e S ta te M useum A s­
sociation to obtain such an in s ti- j te r f l y E lu d e ,” C h o p in ; d. 
w o g ’s Cakew alk,” Debussy.
tution. 

b e l t N evin; “ T he D ream Rob­
b e r ,” E dith D ang; “ H ark, Hark, 
th e L a rk ,” F r a n z S chu bert, 
by 
Glee Club.

Piano solos, by M ary Louise Mc­
D an iel— a. ‘I m p r o m p tu ,” 
R e u n ­
h o ld ; b. “ P u c k ,” P h ilip p i e. “ But-
Golli-

. 

in 

th e 

“ Sleep 

The bill 

“ D ream ing Aion** 

is e n title d , “ An a e t I 

.
location f o r th e m useum 

th e Twi­
lig h t,” H artle y M oo re; “ Beneath 
T h y L attice,” H a r r y P. Hopkins, 
by Glee Club.

Time, Mali H oney,” 
providing fo r the establishing, or- C h arles T. Howell; “ Now 
is the 
ganization, m a n a g e m e n t, direction M o n th of M aying,” T hom as Mor-
gamzation 
ley, by V arsity Co-ed 
Q u a rte t, 
and m ainte na n c e of a s ta te m u ­
Misses M alarkey, D echerd, Hvis- 
public 
seum, as a p a r t o f 
te n d a h l, Steger.
school system, 
to be know n as 
the Texas S ta te Museum 
The 
is 
not w ritte n in th e bill, b u t is to 
be decided by th e s t a t e m useum 
board of re g e n ts provided f o r in
the bill. This b o a rd of re g e n ts I will be given as f e a t u r e s 
is to be com posed o f the s ta te j interm issions, 
instruc- J 
su p e rin te n d e n t of public 
lion, chief ju stic e o f th e S u p re m e ) 
C u r t . c h airm a n o f t h e 
of Control, 
the j 
boards of r e g e n ts o f th e T exas j 
state 
men of the b o a rd s of re g e n ts of 
A. & M. and T e x a s Tech, 
and 
six appointed m em bers.

tap dance a nd a, re a d in g
fo r sho rt

board | O R D E R E D R E T U R N E D

R E C O R D B O O K S

Although th e m a j o r it y of 

t e a c h e r s ’ colleges, 

c h a ir m e n 

chair-

One 

of 

°

, 

, 

. 

. 

, 

,, 

Tho majn m useum , w ith its d i­
vision museums, 
to be e s t a b ­
is 
lished in an a tt e m p t to preserve 
the in n u m erable a f tic le s of in te r ­
est connected w ith T e x a s history,
.
arc h a eo lo g ica co -
lections t h a t are now* in th e hands 
of p riv a te in te re sts , and th e p res­
arch aeological 
ervation o f 
th e 
the S ta te . A p e n ­
sites within 
0 f 
th e m a r rin g
is set fo r 
alty 
such sites, a n d 
t r a n s p o r t a ­
tion of th e m a te ria l contained to 
Prov ision s fo r re - 
o th e r states, 
search w ork 
made.

t h e 

Buildings f o r th e m ain m useum I 

the 
re c o rd of work books arc* in, s t u ­
d e n ts who have so f a r fatted to r e ­
t u r n them to the o ffic e of 
th e 
R e g istra r m u st do so b e fo re the 
e n d of th e c u r r e n t te r m , o r fail 
to receive 
the 
te r m , Miss D o ro th y C arrin g to n , 
a ssis ta n t to the R e g is tr a r, w arned 
Tuesday.

th e ir g ra d e s for 

also 

Miss C a rrin g to n 

advised 
th o se s tu d e n ts who co n te m p la te 
a d d in g new c ou rses 
the second 
te rm to study th e ir c atalog ues and
fin d th e n u m b e rs o f the sections 
th a t th ey desire.

“ T here is alw ays a last-m inute 
ru sh a m ong those who wish new 
«r** I courses, and m uch confusion may 
i be avoided if th e s tu d e n ts a re eer-
C0U^8®K t h a t th ey de-
B a r r in g t o n added. 

*n 

0

f o r 

in te re sts 

N O W IN H O S P I T A L

and Its divisions arc to be bu ilt | s*r € > * 
by the S ta te , o r accepted, on ap- 
I trove I of such c o m m itte e s as the 25 U. T. STU D EN TS
S ta te has established 
such 
building s o f f e re d by 
purposes, 
o r educatio nal 
private 
institutions. A f t e r 
location 
for the main m useum has been d e ­
cided on, it 
is to be p e r m a n e n t 
unless changed by th e L e gislature.
A clause in th e bill provides f o r 
the establishing a n d m a in ta in in g 
of s ta te p a rk s a t h istoric c e n te rs 
T u rn to P age 2, Col. 5

y e ste rd a y r e ­
s tu d e n ts 
p o rte d 
c onfined with 
Those 
r e p o r te d b y S e to n I n f ir m a r y a r e : 
Lydia Russell, T. K. S treit, T. 
B. Tubbs, A. J. F r e e m a n , H a rla n 
H ugg, E r n e s t R a n t e r , Nell Britt, 
A gnes Moore, M a ry Jones, Dean 
L ed e rfe in d , Gladys Gideon, 
and 
A dele Cottle.

Local hospitals 

25 U n iv e rsity 

in flu e n z a . 

th e 

CROWDED HOUSE A P PLA U D S 
P L A Y S B Y LOCAL AU TH O RS

: l

r

By A L E X N. M U R PH R E E 

" 

St. David’s H ospital 

reported 

the follow ing:

Ja c k Seal, E d w ard Baker, K a th ­
erin e Hooks, N e d r a Lewis, G. 
| Barton, Mary Bai ire, M ary A gues
J o e
j L ancaster, G. C. W agn er, 

T he E xperim ental T h e a t e r 

o p - Uvas tru e because of the lim itations : Gyrus, Joe B enson, Calvin Gulley,

Roy Smith, and E lle n W right,

c oed its new theater in th e b a se ­
the Education B u ilding 
ment o f 
b e fo re a n enthusiastic 
a u d i e n c e 
last nigh t with the p r o d u c ti o n of 
two o n e -a c t plays, a f a n t a s y and
a tr a g e d y , which ar# t o b a re p e a t* _ 
cd to n ig h t a t 8 o’clock. 

of the stage a n d th e se a tin g a r ­
rangem ent winch, ow ing 
tb%*
to 
absenee of a sloping floor, f o r c e d ; r I M I X / F R U I T Y I 
itse lf 
ihe a u d i e n c e ‘to r e a r r a n g e 
d uring th e op ening scenes o f t h e | 
play.
. 
.
N ew com er’s G ro u p o f Unjver-
In the play, a lth o u g h th e idea 
“ All H ail the Q ueen,” a f a n t a s y J was not as d e a r l y d e fin e d Is m igh t | sity Ladies Club will meet a t the 
I to 8 
th e! of m otivation t h a t is usually lack-] o ’clock this W ednesday. Mrs. VV. 
L o n g h o rn magazine, u n d e r t h e d b rin g in the e a rly w ork of a pla y -! L. White will talk on advertising, 
r e c tu m o f Virginia B a r n e ll, b y d r - 1 wright. 
an exceedingly j In addition to th e ta lk by Mrs.
tu e o f th e haziness of th e p lo t and 
to 
its v e r y lightness ju st f a i l e d 
im press th e audience as it should 
I t is pro b ab le t h a t this
ha v e do n e. 

C om m odore Cumley, U niversi- have been, 
s t u d e n t and c o n tr ib u to r to 

Burt. Dyke as t h e K in g o f 
kin gdo m played 
T u rn to P a g e 2f C o l 3 

an} T he hostesses fo r th e a fte r n o o n
h is J a r e Madames J . C. Dailey, G. H.

CLUB M E E T S A T 4
, 

clever play and well w orth seeing, j W hite gam es will be played.

th e re was a s u b tle ty I M en’s F a c u lty Club from 

j Newiove a n d W. U WJtftt-

im aginary 

I t was 

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,

a, 
M u rr a y H u lb e rt, grand e x a lte d ; *
* 

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a a » 

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VSH 

By W ILLIAM E I L E R S

. 

, 

, 

. 

,, 

in 

th e

and 

While 

shacks 

hu n g ry , 

too late 

little girl 

b a n q u e t on 

face because 

o f ‘ h* Elks Club a t 

_ 
F o r t y Acres 

th e Elks of the U n ite d J 

lively s|.eakinR, sim ilar to t h a t r f

pus has an app earan ce, compare* I S ta te s, will be the guest o f 

in A ustin, Mr. H u lb e r t 
the 
at
the Elks Club 
the m o rn in g wjjj g»eak to 
scene, b u t give it time. F o r tho a luncheon, a n d will probably ad-
its dress th e L egislature. He will be
( arupa* is being prepared fo r 
a
of I ’ he 
sp rin g h a irc u t, and the fa c e 
th e evening o f J a n -

R ig h t now the U n iv e rsity cam-; ru le r of 

Did you ever see y o u r one and 
effort 
only m aking a d e s p e r a te 
time? 
to c ra sh an 8 o ’clock on 
And she had arisen 
to 
g r a b a cup o f c o ffe e , a n d h a d n ’t 
had tim e to tin t th e little visage 
with w a r paint ami lip sm ear, and 
th e r e was a fro w n on h e r usually 
she was 
angelic 
w o rried 
the 
and 
little ra im e n t th e re was had been 
th ro w n on in h aste a n d d idn’t set 
j u s t right, and in the b rig h t glare 
o f the m o rn in g sun b e r 
golden 
h a ir looked more like some b a s e r '
such an 
If you have had 
m etal. 
e xp erience 
have
some idea as to th e reason why f who mow* the g rass may r e ta in • U nited S ta te s , 
some men manage to die single. 

, 
is b e in g m a s - : u ary 2 9 .

W o rk m e n are busy g r a d in g and < rah.

old
raged. The ugly blotches made) All athletes of the University j 
by the wooden 
though,:in te rested in meeting Mr. Hulbert 
can idy be rem oved by an opec- have been invited to converse with 
“

sm o o th in g over the rough sports) Mr. H u l b e r t is head of the Nir­
of th e
on 

some sm all p a rt of his re lig io n .i 

at her • hunted down and confiscated 

—
her to the [A ll trash is also being ruthlessly CFU U P S I L O N WILL

B ut when you took 
hop that night and looked 
under the soft lights o f the ball­
room, and la te r under the 
soft
glow o f a benign m oon, why yo# 
w ondered if you h a d n ’t been “ u n­
d e r 
t h a t m orning. 
F o r n a tu r e h a d n ’t do n e so bad by 
B aby and she was also un acco m ­
pli:-hod artist. And t h e r e b y hangs
a ta le , 
rea so n in thus r a v in g a n d here is I tr i b e prev ailed upon to b u r y th e ir I pla nne d , b u t 
how.

in
p u r s u a n c e 
of this policy. T he 
rh5 Upsi!onf honorary geology 
land e a st of the Ho wee House and 
r e g u la r 
th e g r o u n d s 
th is W ednesday n ig h t In 
Field is being p repared fo r beau- s<.SHjon 
tifie a tio n . So that it a p p e a rs a* Main B uilding room 306 a t 7:15 
th o u g h we may have a b e a u t i f u l . o’clock, a c c o rd in g to E s th e r Me- 
rcm o deled “ F o rty Acres,” if stu- Clung, p r e s id e p t of the organize* 
d e n ts can be persuaded 

l a o th e r w ords th e re is; th e sidew alks and th e cam p u s dog! No p a r ti c u la r program has b een 
business

su rro u n d in g < lark f r a te r n ity , will meet 

M E E T W E D N E S D A Y

th e g ro u n d s so th at th e m an 

tional A th le tic Association 

‘ in* th* day ut the E lk .) 

bones elsewhere.

meeting is scheduled.

you p rob a bly 

the w e a th e r ” 

to use tion. 

_______

short 

in 

a 

0 

Wl,‘ bT 11,0
wi “ h e a r t h e b r u n t

A project is u n d e r way to p r o - : ' 7 ° . rae? 
 

, m onthly 

...... 

 

of 
mote m on thly m eetin gs of 
local clubs. 
held 
County, D e c em b e r 27.
 

T h e 
in C o rs ic a n a 

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o 

 

 

,h« of t u m m g the T e x a s a tta c k .
th e 
first one was 
of N avarro 

Should th e enem y show sign? o f 
r e tr e a t in g in d iso rd e r and haste, 
Coach W alk er will 
send his 
rookies, reserves and six-footers, 
in to the f ra y 
the 
ro u te , hu t should th e e n e m y dis- 
T u rn to P a g e 2, Col. 3

l o com p lete 

P L A Y C O N T E S T D A T E 

C H A N G E D T O F E B . I

L E A G U E D E A D L I N E 

R E S E T F O R J A N . 18

The office o f th e I n te r s c h o la s tic ! 
is receiving a last-min- j 

League 
Ute rush of e n tr ie s in the one-act
play contest, 

T hree days of g r a c e a re to be
th e final re g istra - allowed high schools f o r th e pay-
League
o f 
S c h o o ls: m em bership fees, a c c o rd in g to Roy
a re req uired to sen d in the nam e Bediehek, chief of th e league. The
th e j final d ate on w hich fees w ill bo
of their play, th e cast, and 
play accepted has been extended from
J a n u a r y

to F e b r u a r y I. 

In terscho lastic 

been ex -, »nF 

to F r id a y , 

| p roperties used. District 
; centers an d d is tr ic t play m a n a g e rs
two
weeks, acco rd in g to Roy Bediehek,
Interscholastic

th e 

of 

NORWOOD H E A D S SCHOOL
R u th Norwood h a s a c c e p ted 
a 
position a t th e R opesville High 
teacher
School as prin cipal a n d 
o f m athem atics, 
stated 
i t w as 
T u e s d a y by Miss M iria m D ozier, 
a p ­
s e c r e ta ry of the 

teach ers’ 

This m arks th e third year t h a t 
League has 
the Interscho lastic 
sponsored 
th e one-act play co n­
test. T he e n r o llm e n t will p r o b ­
ably total 225, Mr. Bediehek s t a l ­
ed. Only high school* are eligible p o in tm e n ! com m ittee.
fo r 
the state w in n e r 
Temple ta k in g second place. 

the co ntest. Plainview 

! z ie r a nnounced.

w as 

T he com m ittee has had 13 calls
last year, w ith ' f o r te ac h e rs this m onth, Miss Do-

j T « J V A Q Q T J j T i y f j t C 

« r

. T .

Idealism should 

a magazine with m ore than 25,000 
circulation, p ub lish ed by the T ex- 
* as State T e a c h e rs ’ Association, a r e 
planning to ru n s h o r t stories w r i t ­
ten by s tu d e n ts of the U niversity, 
especially th o se w ho are now 
in 
sh ort sto ry classes* it has been a n ­
nounced.

E ditors o f T h e Texas O utlook, ] schools, p aren ts, pupils o r exeeu-
be the 
tives. 
d o m in a n t note. 
N a tu r e , senti­
m e n t, a d v e n tu re , a n d h um an inter­
e s t a r e am o n g t h e p ro p e r themes. 
L e n g th : 1,500-3,500 word#. 
M a nusc rip t: Typed, on one rid© 
of th e sheet. E nclose a self-ad­
d ressed stam ped envelope i f p a t 
7 
w a n t th e m a n usc ript returned* 
P ric e : A pproxim ately one et 
a w ord is the rerounerat.'ou to 
expected.

R. T. Ellis, e d ito r, who will be 
the sole ju d g e o f th e suita b ility o f 
the stories, h as i n d i c a t e d th e fo l­
lowing g e n e r a l r e q u ir e m e n ts a n d 
te rm s :

the oHfok'of 

Address 

S u b je c t : A n y p h a se o f r e a l life, 
preferably some connection with

Ellis, 
Outlook, 
itig, Fest W

 p ro v id in g . Moseley, N ath an Saul S trau s N ay- j wiU Bot he announced until B urnt y invited to a tte n d

T U X D A M Y T E X A N

■ami!-ma.

T E A C H E R A P P O I N T M E N T S 

S H O W D E C R E A S E FOR 1928 Official Notice
BILL FOR MUSEUM 
IS ANNOUNCED

BYRON G, SKELTON,

j TH ERE will be a meeting of the L C D W E E K L Y E N D S
Student.-’ Assem bly Friday night 
a t 7:15 in the Assembly room. Al! 
I mem bers are urged to be presen t. 

______ 

fo r 

The 

total num ber of 

teachers* 
teacher*’ ap point­
placed by the 
m ent committee 
year 
the 
1928-29 show* a decrease o f 35 
in comparison with last year, ac­
cording 
to Miss Miriam Dozier, 
secretary to the com m ittee. The 
fir st 
figures are based on 
the 
l l month* of the y ear as 
the 
year closes fo r th** com m ittee F eb ­
ru a ry I.

(C ontinued From Page I )

in Texas, 
Such silex may 
bought, by a condem nation 
com pensation process.

he
and

P resid en t.

TITE M enorah S tudy Circle 

in 
Zionism will m eet W ednesday, 
Jan u ary id, a t 5 o’clock in room 
250 Main Building.

Lewis M eriw ether Hamby, Rob- [ 

ji*~ 

.
P aul cording to the ed ito r.

“ The need fo r a prom pt and 
early beginning of the w ork of 
fo r
raid m useum and the need 
scientific 
prev en tin g 
The first num ber in ea c h I m aterial* from being tran sp o rte d 
an 

Th* num ber of teacher * placed 
rn the various kinds o f teaching
positions fo r the p ari tw o years 
are shown in com parative tabula 
lions.
of the following groups 
is for out cf th e S tate co n stitu te 
192T-28 and the second num ber is* em ergency and an im perative pub- p rt j arn<,,. Hammond 
“
fo r 1928-29: 

CANDIDATES 

valuable 

fo r 

degrees in J u n e , 1929:

_

B a c h elo r o f A rch itectu re

A ARON S r HAFFER.

engineering

rule, 

th e ; Marion 

“ 
‘ 
lie necessity requiring th a t 
Superintendent**, Id , 12; prin­
C onstitutional 
cipal-, 24, 15; university and col­
th at bill* be read on th ree s e v - 1 fach, Louin C harles Page, Jam es S day, be said.
era! days, be suspended and th a t 
ftuv W hite.
lege, 95, 82; high school. 
2*59, 
256; ju n io r high school, 14, IT; 
this act be 
from and a f te r its passage, and 
grade school, 50. 37; prim ary 20, 
p riv a te I it is go en acted ," states the cm er- 
37; rural school, 7. 12; 
the
kinder- j gen tv clause 
school, 3, 7; tutor* and
carien . 1,1; m iscellaneous, 4t» 41 u three-day reading role to facili-
tate rapid passage o f the m easure.
totals, 541, 506; 
tain in g positions 
106, 116.

J r ., I 
Jo n ath an E dm und Grusty, R uth 
Jeff M onroe 
William Law hon, 
Stew art.
B a c h e lo r o f S c ie n c e 

in force and effect. Bachelor of Science in

W alter P ercy Donafeon, 

D well, v Milton Moyer, j 

appHcants 
alread y 

tu r a l E n g in e e r in g

th at suspends 

re- 
held,

in C h e m ic a l 

A r c h it e c ­

E ngineering

Very few applicants have signed 
up w ith the com m ittee to obtain 
positions fo r next y ear, Miss Do­
zier said.

GETTYS WRITES

AYER RETURNS FROM 
WASHINGTON MEET
i v 
Dr. Ire d ( . Ayer, pro fesso r o f

... j 
;
I 
 
educational 
re- „ 
i - a 
,, .... i 
turned M onday tram W ashington, I Tf. 
ii 
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D. tv., w here be attended a m e e t- !., 

i 
adm inistration, 
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Benjam in Ja c k A lbritton, J r., 
Charley E d g ar Clinger, E d g ar
W at son Ellis, Gustavo W alterio
T 
ti-
Joe Louis F ra n k lin ,:
,
v, 
Harvey Newcomb H o st, Jim Neal 
.
I^ k e , j
’

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I H my a rd, G eorge Ryder 

 
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I Fernandez, 

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S O C I O L O G Y T E X T j » * -** 

______ 
]p3 T Z r ,r« o .M n r 

~
i viMon of t h e d e p a r t m e n t o f s u pe r- 
f i m tendeuce of th e N ational Ednca- 

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T

tx w 
Dr. W. E. G ettys, professor of ^ ? Association 

ic 

^ ™ r i n p n , n t n 
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Bachelor of 

Science in Civil En-

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t a . ' r S S
r r a n s

W E D N E S D A Y , JA N U A R Y 16, 1920.

E N G E R R A N D T O A D D R E S S 

FRENCH CLUB W E D N E S D A Y

P ro le -xdr G. M. E ngerrand will
CONTEST FOR TITLE address the Cercle F rancais, hon-
j e n try French club. a t its m eeting
bed fhri W ednesday n ig h t a t 8 o’clock
t h e '” -" "Gascony and Its P oets.” This 
held 
last Wednesday, but was postpon­
ed a t th at tim e because of 
tho 
ii locos of P ro fesso r E ngerrand.

“ No decision h as been re; 
as to the w inning name o f 
context being held to select, a title I me*tin * 
fo r the L ittle Campus weekly
publication,” sta te d the editor y es­
terday.

to haVe *>een 

The contest, which started ju st 
a f te r the holiday *. closed Tuesday 
night with m ore th an fifty nam es 
in th#* race. The next Sunday’s 
edition o f the p ap er will be pub 
lashed under th e new nam**, a *-
.

.

.

rfht‘ (](";“ision a « to thf> winner

-o—

COMMITTEES CHOSEN

In his talk P ro fesso r E ngerrand 
t He physical and spir­
will disc ok 
itual qualities of th a t 
of 
.Southern France know n as Gas­
cony ami 'fill illu stra te his points 
by readings from th e poetry of 
Deidour-que, a n ative singer 
of 
Gascony.

part 

Everyone in terested 

in French 
club
The 
will meet a t the U niversity Club
at 2304 San A ntonio Street.

 

 

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FOR SUMMER SCHOOL RATCHFORD EDITS

PIONEER'S LETTERS

Com mittees fo r th e summer sex* { 

_ _ _ _ _

rion are being selected, and a n - ’ Miss Fannie R atch fo rd , librar- 
\n the W renn Collection a t
nouncement h as been made bv Dr. I ian 
Frederick Eby th a t Dean M oon ■ }>«. Univev.-ity, is editing the let­
h a l accepted tho chairm anship o f tens of Mrs. M ary A ustin Holly, 
the com m ittee on en tertainm ent, a cousin 0f S tephen F . A ustin 
succeeding Dr. R. M. Gutsch, who and author of 
firs t Anglo- 
has held this position for a nam - Saxon history of Texas. The* col­
t e r of years.
lection of le tte rs will be issued 
as the first publication of 
the 
Texas Book Club, whose object ^ 
is 
in 
w orthy form of m aterial relatin g 
to Texas and p rep ared by Texas

“ During the y ears in Which he 
has had ch arg e o f all e n te rta in ­
m ent fe a tu re s fo r the summer ses­
sion, Dr. G utsch has brought this 
work to a highly satisfactory lev-
el of ach ievem ent,” Dr. Eby sta t- w riters
cd.

the publication 

to foster 

th e 

MORTAR BOARD PLANS TEA
Members of M o rtar Board met 
I o ’clock T uesday in th - U niver­
sity C afeteria. A bill board will 
be placed in th e corridor of Main 
Building to c a rry notices of cam ­
pus activities and 
activities of 
M ortar Board.

The m aterial which will go in 
the new book includes Mrs. Hol­
ly’s letters lo Stephen F. Au-t.in, 
his letters to hee. and Mrs. Holly’s 
letters to h er d au g h ter, to g eth er 
with extracts from her first book 
on Texas, the fa c ts fo r which she 
g athered on h er firs t trip to this 
state, made in 1831.

A foreword fo r th e publication 
will be w ritten by Dr. Eugene C. 
B arker, professor 
of Am erican 
history in the U niversity.

to Sociology, 

Hociology, in w riting a te x t, In­
troduction 
in col­
laboration with Dr. C. A. Daw­
son, professor of sociology a t Mc­
Gill U niversity a t M ontreal. Dr. 
Dawson was a m em ber o f the U ni­
versity faculty in th e sum m er ses­
sion of 1927. The book will be 
the R onald Press 
published by 
d uring the com ing sum m er.

The fe atu re of the book is th a t 
concrete case m aterial is used to 
introduce each subject, instead of 
It 
the usual general discussion. 
is designed fo r nee in a one-se­
m ester course, and consists of 19 
chapters.

l)r. A yer attended tw o all-day 

, , 

MMions o f the eom m ittee which is A lexander 
A rnold. Al-
p re p arin s the 1928 yearbook of b ert C arlton Cook, Maumee V tr- 
of ' auperinlen- n m Cree,-, Jam es Thomas Kel- 
the d ep artm en t 
in the k'y' A lb ert C u rry Kyser, J r.. H ob-;
denee. T his yearbook 
for a report to serve as author!- 
U c D wry; F * L’l T I)e" " '’s
ty 
xchoots 

public : W,irr,‘n ' •Iohn A rch er Wilson, W .l-,

^am Hoarell Wood, S eth R iteh

on supervision 

in 

is 

. *T’oe*rm f
asehal 

3'h* commission will be w ork-: ^ oot^r u ^ ’ ^ r " 

ing on th e re p o rt during th e next I B*che,or o f 
fe ar month*, until th* m eeting fo ri U tility E n g i n e e r i n g
its com parison and acceptance o rt 
rejection, which will be held 
in 
W ashington, D. C., in May. Th* 
division of the report for which 
Dr. A yer is especially responsible 
is th a t on the duties of supervis­
or*.

Science in Civil and

John R o b ert ( oltharp.

Plans w ere m ade for a tea th a t
Bachelor o f Science in E l e c t r i c a l 1 v. ii be given soon a fte r exam rn a-

E n g in e e r in g

lio n s.

Law rence Raymond Bagwell, j 

EX-STUDE APPOINTED

P L A N S

T H E T A S IG M A P H I 

Lee Ivan B ender, Richard M cDon­
ald Davis, Lewis Milton D ecker, 
William E dw ards Douglass, Philip 
Chadwick F ahrenthold, Tom Leslie 
Flem ing, C harles Leroy Jeffers,

Jo e Benowitz, who received his 
T heta Sigma Phi, women’s hon­
degree as bachelor of science in 
orary journalism fratern ity , met 
engineering at the U niversity last 
6
in the C actus T ea Room at 
J u ie has been appointed to the 
evening. Plans 
o’clock T uesday 
I Ab M artin,
engineering s ta ff o f the company 
C airo! Boyd N orris, were made fo r The spring seme#*
Joseph L eonard Mell. R obert A n- ter- Ardig P hillips who is in Aus- 
th a t is building th e Bosque River 
drew P o rter. E lbert W atson R n b -;tin fo r the w w io n <>f the
ac­
dam for the city of Waco, 
inson, John B enton Lobuck, -Al- j i^ture atten d ed the meeting. Mrs.
cording to P ro fesso r E. C. IL Bun­
Ian B eatty Saw yers, C harles R an- W hitley, v isitin g her d aughter, tel, assistant dean of the College 
dolph 
Sippola, A rchie W augh S trait on. 
Jackson W alker, Louis 
Arvie 
Paul W im berley.
| B a c h e lo r o f S c ie n c e 

.St ales, W ilbert \ alen tin e j GIftdya W hitley, was a guest.

of Engineering.

in M e c h a n ­

B. B. A. FACULTY 

ADDS NEW MEMBER

W’illiam C. Oekey ha* been ap­
pointed in stru cto r in business ad­
m inistration fo r th* second sem es­
te r to tearh some 
of 
business statistics and a course in 
life insurance.

sections 

STANLEY WALKER 

IS CAMPUS VISITOR

S tanley W alker, city ed ito r of 
the New 
York H erald -Tribune 
and fo rm e r stu d en t of th e U ni­
versity, was a visitor on 
the cam ­
pus Tuesday,

Mr. W alker was a stu d en t d u r­

Mr. Oekey will succeed Ralph 
to

ing 1915, 1916, and 1917.

J. W atkins, who has resigned 
go to Ohio S tate U niversity. Oekey was in th e employ of th e Dallas 
leaving 
is a graduate of the U niversity of I News im m ediately a f te r 
in 
U tah ami took his m aster of a rts 
degree 
then 
I went to New York, w here he has
California. 
been since th a t time. His home 
was originally in Lam pasas.

the U niversity, but rem ained 

about a year and 

th e U niversity 

of Dallas 

from 

ic a l E n g in e e r in g

M aurice 

Gridley A rm strong, 
Ivan Keo E dw ards, M artin Togo, 
Green. George Louis, A rth u r B er­
nard M cElroy, William R alph 
Moyers, R obert lanais Chis, P aul 
Francis R ector, 
Jam es W eldon 
W infrey.

if th ere 

is any candidate fo r 
any bachelor’s degree in en g in eer­
ing whose nam e is not listed, he 
should call at my office, E n g in ee r­
ing Building IOT, at once.

T. U. TAYLOR,

Dean.

O’

f ittletieirl
DO RESEARCH WORK D orm itory spent Sunday in Loek-

Eloise R obertson of 

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IF Y O U v a n t th e bast
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G at d o w n f r o m th e c y n ic 's sa a t. 

| E tery one* in * w bila
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T o th *1 o th e r p oor m o r ta ls y o n

meet, 

— Bart Lay.

r r a f F

Jwss.tr E d ito r: 
tr:,, A distan t

J, CL W atkins 
V arda H. B aker ^
J o ti Barham ----- . Night Reporter ;
M arshall Johnson ..Night H ifO rtti | LOVE th ere la: love th ere wa* 
 

COMPENSATION 
By Bart Ley

l / i . r will ♦ Vf*r

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What Do You 
Know About—

B y J . C. W A T K IN S

1. Woman «r»*aJfe?
2 . Kell**#* p a c t?
3. Kin* abdicates?
I. 

S t a n d a r d O il f j f h t ?

Bot why (should I pay th* price 
That b o te demand* o f me?

! Why shots hi I ra n t a car

Ansi buy sri ria ch erry cokes? 

i Must I replace torn silk hose 
furnish 
j Then, 

them with 

smokes?

•' Why must f, on every date,
Spend my hard-won cash? 
I 
Must I follow every ‘ movie" 
By buying “fem m es" hash?

A “ march 

in progress.

on 

the Capitol is

There fe a reason fo r it all.

One 

I undergo the things above, 

Because tho dear thing- pet.

Have you not guessed it. y et? 

under 
thousand women, 
the leadership of such personali­
ties a* Mr*. C arrie Chapman ( a tt, - 
have organized to present 19,000 j 
resolution* la sen ato rs endorsing t 
th* Kellogg 
th* ratificatio n of 
anti w ar treaty . The women in -j 
elude representative* o f ten fiat-1 
The young law yer had ju st won
tonal fem inine bodies, 
m W ashington fo r the fourth co n -j hi* first case, 12 bottles in a case, 
a 
fere nee on the cause* end cure o f t by betting on 
I football game.
w ar 

IDLING ALONG 
WITH EILERS

the results o f 

gathered

Mrs. L ait, 

leader, says:

former 

su ffrage i 

th a t 

“ Over 10,000 m eetings held in 
national 
48 states show 
feeling la squarely back of 
tho 
treaty . There is no other m ea­
sure before Congree* on which 
there has been a ach a definite ex­
pression of public opinion.”

Limited debate, the lever used 
to loosen legislative jam*, is now 
being advocated 
in the S enate 
discussion on the Kellogg pact.

Some old tim e r once rem arked
.th a t he could take any city in th e
if he could drive an ara 
world 
laden w ith gold before him. We 
ra th e r disagree with 
one 
load Uke th at w ouldn't be enough 
to go around these days.

him ; 

Bunk would like to know how 
can the** co-eds keep th eir date 
having 
books 
never 
in order, 
taken any bookkeeping 
course, 
Someone says th a t's ju st it, th ey 
don’t.

o f 

Th* J. 12 poets arc hoping fo r 
an early spring so th a t they can 
blurt forth about pansies, green 
grass, etc. Buddy, you may pass 
me the mush.

Yesterday** discussion ended in 
a deadlock, with the Recd-Mooas* 
Bingham group still fighting for 
a com m ittee in terp re tatio n of t h* 
trea ty . This combine ba> g a th e r­
ed 21 names to a petition request­
serious
all
ing th e exact rn en rn rig 
phase. o f the tre a ty he explainer). ! ,h ,' rlt“t'' ,,f f,lrm wnr-Ver, b u t with
m eanwhile in rirtin c th at there tai* ?11**? 
ap p ro aeh m r we
no ii tet.tn.it of defeatin g it. rati -aS,.*.i't br- im-lifted to be optima*-
G ra to n . A fte r 
o f course we believe in loyal- 
bickering on the floor yesterday,! 
S en ater Robinson, the Democratic j tv, to the old home town and ail 
leader from A rkansas, took rides j th a t Rort of thing, but we 
can 
with P resident Coolidge in an e f- j 8e<, where it m u d be ra th e r c m -1 
fo rt to break the deadlock* 
 

; b a rra g in g to have to nay, “ Yah,
| I’m from Podunk, now la ff, durn

Just now th ere is

tw o hours 

f tic.

of

 

 
A m onarch who lost his n o u n -1 ye.”

try because he trie d to m odernize 
it—each r> the rad plight of King 
A man allah of A fghanistan.

s ta rt 

Bunco was going to 

a 
chicken ranch hut since hearing a 
a big 
lecture on “ do things In 
way” he has bought a flock of os­
triches.

Last Ju n e AmanuHah returned 
home from hi* to u r 
of Europe 
fu ll of enthusiasm for w esterniz­
ing his.people as he hat! seen the 
by
T urkish people westernized 
M uriapha Kemah 
bition to place A fghanistan on a j bought a second-hand cob 
par with 
industrial 
the m odern 
and cu ltu ral developm ent of west­
ern nations.

( ’holly read this ad ab out movie
f \ actresses saying. “ I love to see a
he 
and
his girl frien d rays to him th a t she 
loved to sec him smoke a pipe, too 
— from a distance.

it wa* his am -; man smoke a pipe.” W ell, 

F a r & while all w ent well. His 
decrees m et with Some success in 
th e area around the capital, but 
in the d istant part* of the moun­
tain kingdom the people begari to 
“f r e t . ” The priestly 
influence, 
el NOE upon a tim e, long, long
.dead against reforms., stirred up
• .ago it was before there were any
. 
. j , 
i 
a c m l w ar, 
rh.* *»■»-<] *t«-m rth. j ,-ords o r radio* or oth er assorted 
largely o v in e to th* fact Unit t h , | m„ ltrrB nul8am „ , in „ jj„ le ham-
let In W allachia lived a little boy
zrrl l ‘ "*' was .,n a r f e*r*. 
| nam ed Da mil a, Baraita Bena, but

H O W L IT T L E W H I F F E N P O U - 
F E L W O N T H E F A IR 
P R I N C E S S

e ^jjovereqgi attem p ted 

. 

CROWDED H O U S H 
APPLAUDS PLAYS

(C ontinued Prom Pa** I )

p art with a delicacy and a cer­
tain finesse th a t m ade it seem of 
another world. He was trag ic in 
bis futility as 
tho king w ithout
power. His work was assisted by 
cast 
an adm irable 
which played up to him 
in nice 
style,

su pporting 

Geraldine K. Pound as Tippa tai­
ls, th*' seeress, made a charm ing
picture and her dancing wax very 
fine, 
Jim m ie M atthias as Bottle, 
the jester, left little to be desired 
Although he was a bit noisy even 
for a jester.

Gofers played by John Hamil­
ton, was a singularly q uiet and re­
the 
served m urderer, b u t ju st ax 
wort from whom one m ight 
ex­
pect 
to spring d ire happenings. 
T he re ft of the cast, all of whom 
bad m inor roles, appeared to ad ­
vantage,

by 

The audience seemed to appre­
Jam es 
ciate “ A tonem ent" 
Parke more than 
the first play. 
This was largely due to the fact 
th at by th at time the audience had 
become arran g ed to suit itself and 
th ere wax I em fro n t stage noise.

The play wax a trag ical rendi­
tion of the same them e used for 
purposes of farce in “ The Prodi­
gal F ath er,” which wax the first 
production of the 
Experim ental 
T heater, Virginia B arm ll had the 
corresponding role, th a t of wife, 
in this play which she had in “ The 
Prodigal F ath er" and succeeded 
in making it even b e tte r than her 
m ust 
earlier perform ance. 
I have been d ifficu lt to make th* 
transition betw een the characters 
which wen* so sim ilar, yet sn un ­
like, but th ere wax no h in t of th* 
Wife of “ The Prodigal F a th e r" in 
the wife o f “ A tonem ent."

It 

Steele K ennedy Helmed ra th e r 
ill a t ease ax the Reverend Shands 
and quite a bit too sanctim onious, 
but his ch aracterization was 
in 
keeping with the p a rt of the old- 
tim e preacher who by virtue of 
his position is perm itted to take 
liberties.

F red M eredith as the pod and 
Jamex M uckleroy, as the re tu rn ­
ed father, gave carefu lly 
toned 
perform ances.

Perhaps th e most praisew orthy 
the 
p art of “ Atonement*’ was 
skillful handling o f several 
long 
silences during the last few m in­
utes of the play. Thera silences 
were used to in ject a wealth of 
detail into the various ch a rac te r­
izations.

the program o f the 

The next production, announced 
present 
on 
group of plays, ta to be Maxim 
Gorky’s “ The Lower Depths."

LONGHORN CAGERS 
PLAY SAINT QUINT

(C ontinued F rom Page I)

resistance, 

play unexpected 
he 
will leave his royal troops in the 
melee to make sure of the vic­
tory.

ami the 

The ro</kie six-footer* 

didn’t 
fare so well against a well-ilrilled 
Bruin arm y, 
rogufers 
ware rushed into the fray to beat 
off a d eterm ined counter attack 
tliat came close to being the de­
struction of the Longhorns. A fter 
staving o ff a co u n ter 
attack in 
the first half, the Longhorns were 
fatted w ith an o th er barrage of 
heavy artillery th a t blasted them 
from th eir stronghold. A smash­
led by Captain 
ing flank attack , 
Brock rout«*<i the Bruins, apd 
the 
Steers were left in possession of 
the field a* the smoke of battle

He is now finishing resident re­
quirem ent* fo r his d o ctor of phil­
osophy degree a t th e U niversity 
o f C alifornia and has been teach­
ing there.

 

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WILLIAMS SERVES ON 

EPISCOPAL COUNCIL

Agnes W illiams, U niv ersity stu­
dent, was elected vice president 
of the Episcopal Council of stu ­
dents from Kiee ^ s t i tu t e . A. & 
M. College, ami the U niversity at 
a convention held in Waco S atu r­
day and Sunday. O ther officers 
chosen fo r the com ing y ear were 
Lillian Hurlock of Rice, president, 
and H unter Randolph of A. & M., 
secretary.

was one of the principal speaker* 
at. the council, will speak a t Al!
Saint* Chapel in Austin Thursday,
F riday and S aturday. 

|
.students j 
attended the council m eeting a t 
” *c°- 

F ourteen U niversity 

The Rev. C. Leslie Glen,

who ; phase o f Texas history. 

impressed w ith 

This is Mr. W alker’s first visit 
to the cam pus since leaving school 
and he was 
th#* 
Stadium and o ther new stru c tu re s 
about the campus. He sta te d th a t 
has a journalism 
the U niversity 
d ep artm en t 
the 
L ad ers of the country.

th at ran k s with 

 

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FATHER TOUS TO 

F a th e r G abriel T oss, F ran cis­
can, originally of A ria, Spain, and 
now o f Waco, is in A ustin, and is 
m aking a study of the m aterial i 
in the G arcia collection pertaining 
to early Texas missions. F ath er 
Tous is m aking a stu d y of this 
Ile prob­
ably will be in Austin two weeks.
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LATIN-AMERICAN

 

MEET WEDNESDAY
T he Latin-A meric an Club will 

hold a sh o rt 
business m eeting
W odnesday night, at 7:30 o ’clock,
at Newm an Hall, a t which time

^

Mario G a rza Castillion is pres­

ident.

V ISIT RESEARCH BUREAU
E lm er K untson of W ashington, 
D.C., a rep resentative of the Am­
and 
erican Railway A ssociation, 
R. C. A ndrew s o f Dallas, d istrict 
m anager of the A m erican Railway 
Association, were visitors at 
the 
Bureau of Business R esearch the 
first of th e week.

--------------Q-------------

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis and son, 
S tew art, f of W ast Virginia are 
guests of Dean and Mrs. J. A. 
They are stopping 
F itzgerald. 
over fo r a few days while enroute 
to C alifornia.

rjL-kk* 
qaitk*y tu rn ed in favor of h i* o p -!w ith this story, 
* * * * * * * 

' Ut c hif- 1 !^f> I being as he hasn’t a thing to do I slowly lifted and drifted away.
th is will be all I 

t u i yf)u1] h<>ar a b o u t hllll>

T W n h e a tte m p te d 
stepf ®mi w ithdraw th e 

With fresh shock troops held in 
reserve Co Inman d*r*ln-C hie f W ai­
But ugh? nex t door to him w as; ker will use his regulars sparingly 
- t* de* e e l, bart it wa* too late a young fellow named Mans W hif-j saving them fo r the second ma
m d th* rebels emerged com plete­
fenpoufel, a little Dutch boy who 
jo r i agagem ent of the season S at­
ly victorious. Y esterday he ab­
a 
nursed an unrequited yen fo r 
the M ustangs 
urday night when 
dicated in favor o f his brother.
fa ir prince** who lived in the next 
will raid the S te e r stronghold.
co u n try but one to him. He had 
teen h er but once, b u t her golden 
h a ir had wound him in a fairy 
to unseat him a a jg tra n d and he hadn't been able to
the 

T onight’s fra y will start at 7 :30 
o’clock, and the special admission 
tickets will be necessary fo r ad-
...... „„ —— ------- ----- — m ittance. The tick ets may be ob

When John D. Rockefeller lot ks 
horns with Colonel R. W. S tew art
SBL mg e ffo rt 
.. 
c airm an o f 
Comp&ny o f Indiana a g re a t many never. 
ItefTu ^es are g o b -j to be sprung. I Now it happened th at he w anted j ternoon. 
The 
 
ti. Seaport, I so he could fey claim to the little; Katherine Henderson of L ittle-1*0 ; “For What Do We 
announcement of 

The following are the general 
topic* of the serm ons “ Why Does
no tam ed from general headquarters God P erm it the In n o cen t to Suf- 
J in Z Hall until 5 o ’clock this af- te r ? " Jan u a ry 20; “ W here Did
27;
- o ------------------------ I “ Why Did Jesus D ie?” February
liv e? "

in 
“ Do You E ver W onder?” 
in 
the question to be considered 
fo u r consecutive sermon* a t 
the 
U niversity M ethodist Church, be­
ginning Jan u a ry 20.

th * !to g et known and famous ami rich) 

.standard Oil forget an d wouldn’t 
w ouldn't

S E R I E S O F S E R M O N S 

j Sin Come F ro m ?” Ja n u a ry 

B E G I N S J A N U A R Y 2 0 

latent developm ent

ever, 

fe 

-------------o 

------ 

a hranrh i lady’* hand and so he started out fie!d Dorm itory has retu rn ed from i F eb ru ary 17.

a visit to San Antonio.

Miss M artha Lockett, m atron of 
been 
past 

Littlefield D orm itory, has 
confined to her room 
the 
few days with the “ flu.”

Dorothy W irian of Lockhart has 
retu rn ed to L ittlefield Dorm itory 
a fte r a few days visit in Lock­
hart.

MALARIA MUGGS’

A Squirt to the Wise

d f S t e n d a r d Oil, th a t he would I to make hts fortune by hook 
* iJVr!!‘ 

[creek so long as he made it.

Stewart. ^ 

or

REAGAN SOCIETY

Tis* S tandard Oil president also I And he trav eled and he trav el- 
ria te d th a t the board of d ire c te r^ ; cd and be traveled and he travei- 
tinanim oudy back of its chair-1 cd. He w en t th ro u g h China and 
man an d th a t a le tte r would be; Tim bueteo and E a s te r Island and 
m rected by the bo ami to stock-;. < haring C r o ss and Paris, F ran ce, 
A ld e r s opposing R ockefeller's a t-la n d Paris, Texa.#. and G reenland 
th e; and iceland and Norway and Fin-
W R pt to oktafn proxies fo r 
aiy ty al meeting.
I land and Siberia and Tahiti 
and ;
5 Hawaii and Guam, and every sin- j 
I ale on* of the Thousand Islands]
• but -v, m oh ow he ju st couldn’t m ake j 
I a * y 
j u «t w a * n ’t • 
T h* r- 
<*fcy sr'in e;’ to t o ha t And one ; 
{day t o vv % walkin'? around am ong 
. * to Uotw end tlgut# ami t ^p* iU*# 
.jato va m u to G of. tfe* fekuwi of fifer-*! 
|j |e o and »* b«'t,r4 tb.-t th ere w ar a ;
-P e'teftlp fe *or3*Wh*r« J 
, ** JA W ih ead w ill d to- a rn J around tout had n bunk o f gold !
.Madeline ; th at wa* too b tg %f«r any kind of 
machine in the wotfd to c a r r y , h u t!
it aw ay '
I he wa determine.'! lo 
ifttefel b u s in e ^ d o .spit* o f the heaahea 

i t a d y o f Hagen# O 'N e d r - 
t i » 

A 
- y y w ill t o e e n t in iie d a t 

o f the 
S # fleiy W edneaday a t b

STUDIES O NEIL

“The 
A mu ideal 

i n one v . 

an d 

iu<, 

and

k 

’ 

, prezUfenU urg-.4 \ znd c a rry 

lip IWjftMdJ it 

T rrangtfueitte f a r , prm c«m .

; vgto&iwU-i serpents th a t g u a rtk d it i 
to 
the! 

it someway back 
la I WdJhtefaia an d there m arry 

(T o Be ConGnued. I 

I

 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1929. ^

TRE DAI LY T E X A N ”

A T C R E S C E N T! 

SOCIETY

ta , g iv in g them the 
tie.

l eague B u - 1 S C H E D U L E S P R I N T E D

Mary N e ll J o n e s has retu rn ed 
last w a rn in g th a t to the A lpha D e lta Pi house a fte r

“ T he Last W arn in g” is p la y in g fo r * visit w ith r e la tiv e s in B astrop.

it ’s y o u r last ch an ce to s e e I Records Broken

THEATERS

W IT H C . B.

“ T H E L A S T W A R N IN G ."
A g’osh -aw fu l m ess o f fu tu ristic 
good 
photograp hy b u t darn 
m ystery. T a lk in g , e tc . A t the 
Q ueen.

“ SINS OF T H E F A T H E R S , ”
Jea n A rthur, 
Em il Jan n in g s, 
B arry N orton. T alk in g, 
etc. 
T h ere’s a happy en d in g. A t the 
M ajestic.

“ RED W I N E . ” Conrad N agel 
Tets lit and th en w ish es he had 
not 'cause w ifie d o e s th in gs and 
thin gs. At th e H ancock.

“ T H E 

M A N W H O 
L AUGHS. ” C h ie fly B a d a n ova, 
the 
though she d o e s n ’t h og 
“how. That p ro v es sh e’s good. 
A t the C rescen t.

“ LOVE O V E R N I G H T . ” Rod 
La R ocque in o n e o f th e com ­
e d ies he m ade b e fo r e q u ittin g 
the m ovies. A t th e T exas.

‘MAN WHO LAUGHS’

M A U T 

I T r n r c r n i T 

‘SINS OF FATHERS’ 
NOW AT MAJESTIC

o f 

H e re , at 
th e 

last, 
is 
l o n g 
a w a ited opportu­
n ity to h ear the 
v o i c e 
the 
areat E m il Jan- 
n in g s, tou ted fa r 
and w id e as A m ­
er ic a 's b est man 
a cto r . W h ether 
J he f ills 
th e bill 
| or not on having 
th e w orld beat is 
5 n e ith e r h ere nor 

i b u t g e n e r a lly sp ea k in g h is 

th e r e , b u t it is to th e p oin t th at 
j h is a re a lw ays good p ic tu r e s. Som e
o f ’em you have to h ed g e on and 
sa y good p ictu res o f th e ir kind, 
pic­
tu r e s are m aster w ork s, ■with con-
o f
p rod u ction . W ell, in “ S in s o f tire 
F a t h e r s /1 sta rtin g to d a y at 
the I 
M a je stic, Jan n in gs is said to b e l- ■ 

j sid er a b le atten tion to d e ta ils 

| lo w ou t o ver the V ita p h o n e for

ih e **rs,t tim e * c o n tr ib u tin g 

J[ I ty p ic a l G erm an-A m eriean c h a r a c -J 

the

Ion ization fo r w hich he 

is ju stly

CO N R A D V E IP X 

“ T H E 
M A N W HO L A U G H S ,” 
V ic to r H u g o historical d ram a 
now a t th e C rescent th e a te r .

as 

Mystery Ends 

------------ 

I fa m o u s.

is 

de- 

the 

T h is 

ty p e 

rates 

th e a te r, 

to ten , in 

At 

On a scale o f o n e 

B aclan ova p la y s 

its la st tim e s today at the Q u e e n ,;

the Queen

N o w fo r the d eco r a tio n s, 
t h e y ’re p len ty : first, d e a r 

and
c r ea sin g ord er o f e x c e lle n c e , “ T h e ; 
little
Man Who L a u g h s,” now p layin g J s w e e t little Jean A rth u r h as prob­
a b ly th e b iggest role in h er career
at the C rescen t 
and
a b o u t six p oints w ith m e — but j th u s fa r (m a y it be a g ood 
gait’s lea v in g o u t a n y thought o f ; g r e a t o n e) as the d a u g h te r o f Jan-
B a c la n o -a ,' th e b e s t th in g in the 
n in g s. H ers / s a v ita l fresh n ess 
and 
show . W hen you h ea r p eop le ta lk ­
o f fe m in in ity w hich all to o 
few 
tw o 
in g about s ta y in g through 
a c tr e s s e s have, and all to o few' of 
th e la st w ord in m ystery d ram as, j 
and 
sh ow s to see “ th a t sc e n e ” 
th e m d are even to sim u la te . !§he*s 
The s e t t in g o f the play is o n e th a t
g u y s m aking re m a rk s to each oth ­
in 
th e p e r fe c t sw e e th e a r t 
ev er le n d s ch ills and sh iv er s; it is 
er— you k now w h a t k ind — under 
eith er, 
lo o k s, and that ain ’t a ll 
laid in th e g h a stly ami fo r e b o d in g 
th e ir breath a b o u t th at w om an 
w h a t sh e a in ’t g o t 
d o esn ’t 
sh e 
in te r io r o f a huge and a n c ie n t op ­
n eed . And fo r a c tin g , w e ll, j iu t 
B aclan ova, it m e a n s th e r e ’s some*
era h o u se . B esid es th e o rd in ary
th in g stirrin g, an d th a t ain ’t a l l ; w a tch h er w alk in to a p art, pull I g h a stlin e ss o f the num erous nooks 
eith er , if you ask m e. She rea lly j th e m ost natural an d a p p ealin g and c o r n e r s th at any huge th e a te r
is good.
a c tio n out o f it, an d th e n ta n g le j has, th is o n e has secret p a ssa g e s.
up y o u r h eart-strin gs. 
T h er e a re som e o f th e m o st e f ­
en o u g h ?
f e c tiv e s c e n e s in the sh ow th a t I 
S eco n d , B arry N o rto n . A s ju st 
h ave e v e r w itnessed . 
E sp e c ia lly 
a b o u t th e p rettiest m an on 
the 
w ell co n triv e d is th e scen e o f th e 
sc r e e n , you n g N orton su c c e e d s in 
clim a x in w hich 
the h ero , John 
p o rtra y in g som e o f th e m ost m as­
B o les, is p laced in id e n tic a lly tho 
c u lin e tra its there are g o in g in the 
a s w ere th e tw o 
sam e p o sitio n 
h um an ca tegory. H e r e a lly 
is
m urdered m en at the tim e o f th e ir
j u s t to o d a m hand som e, b u t a lo n g | m urder. S u sp en se is a t its h eig h t
w ith th a t he can act, an d lord help 
w h en th e h ero reaches fo r th e f a ­
u s i f s tim e w e had so m e m en on 
tal c a n d le stic k — and LO !— Oh, I 
th e screen th at can do so m eth in g 
ju st c o u ld n ’t look.
b e sid e s strik e a ttitu d e s o f s t if f 
like 
fo r m a lity and a ct g e n e r a lly 
strons? sile n t men o f th e 
p veat 
op en sp aces, you k n ow — th a t can 
an d w ill g iv e w ay to a lit t le em o­
tio n a l ch aracterization n ow and 
th e n . N orton p lays J a n n in g s ’ son 
in “ S in s o f the F a th e r s.”

d issolu te 
d u ch ess, and b o y , w hen I 
said 
on ly 
d isso lu te I m ea n t it. The 
th in g , the d u c h e ss w a s so darned 
in stan ce th e 
sc en e w here sh e e g g e d a g u y on 
the 
to peep , to risk o n e ey e , as 
old sa y in g g o e s , a n d then kicked 
th e s tu ffin g o u t o f him w'hen he 
did. Y ou ’d b e t t e r -se e th e 

n dependable. 

Isn ’t that 

th in k in g , 

F o r 

rest.

in 

a 

B ut the g r e a t B a clan ova is a n y ­
h er 
th in g but u n d ep en d a b le 
ren d ition o f th e ro le— or o f a n y 
role I've e v e r se e n h er do so fa r. 
T o m y w ay o f 
sh e’s 
th e b est a ctress in A m erica rig h t 
She e n a c ts a part down to 
now-. 
th e v ery la st su g g e stio n o f 
th e 
sp irit and te m p e r a m e n t o f it and 
n o t o n ly th a t b u t 
it 
through th at b r illia n t p erson ality 
o f hers, not, h o w e v e r , ever steam ­
i n g alo n g on j u s t th e m om entum 
o f th at p erso n a lity . T hank gaw'd 
sh e 
th a t; 
th e r e ’s en ou gh o f th a t “ p erson ­
a lit y ” a ctin g e lse w h e r e , and be - 
sid es, I w ou ld n ’t lik e to be d ep riv­
ed o f the m a g n ific e n t a ctin g th a t 
B aclan ova can p rom u lgate.

in terp rets 

d ep en d 

d oesn ’t 

on 

W h o else? ZaSu P itts , Ruth 
C h a tterto n , M atthew B e tz , Jack 
louden — is th a t 
su fficien t? N ow 
g o .— C. B.

TEXAS SH OW S 
COMIC FILM

O f a ll frigh ten ed p o iso n s, I b e­
lie v e th a t Laura La P la n te ca n be 
th e m o st frig h ten ed o f a n y th at 
h ave e v e r been grasped a b o u t the 
l f you 
th ro a t b y a bloody hand, 
re m em b e r her rem ark able 
fa c ia l 
g y m n a stic s 
in “ The C at ant! the 
C a n a ry ,” y o u ’ll w ant to se e h e r in 
this o n e. H ere she adds t e r r if y ­
ing sh r ie k s ju st to ch ill w h a t lit ­
tle o f y o u r blood th at is still 
in 
circ u la tio n in sp ite o f p rev io u s h or­
rors.

I 

T h e V ita p h o n e acts are a b o u t as 
good a s I ’v e seen , e s p e c ia lly one 
b la ck -fa ce act. Even if y o u d o n ’t 
care fo r b lack -face, 
b e lie v e 
y o u ’ll lik e th is one. 
It. se e m s th a t 
m ost o f th e V itaphone p e r fo r m ­
ers th is w e e k are g e ttin g r e m in is­
cen t o v e r “ W hen You and I W ere 
Y ou n g , M a g e e e e e e ,” but it is g iv ­
en w ith variation s, and n o t bad. 
L a st, b u t n o t least, far fr o m i t —J 
F o x M ov ieto n e steps in a g a in for 
sp ecial m en tio n .— B.B.

N O W

N O W

M I S S S H I R L E Y L O M A X 

M A R R I E S I N N E W Y O R K

Mr. and M rs, Joh n A. Lom ax o f ; 

D allas have a n n o u n ced the m ar­
riage o f th e ir d au g h ter. S h irley, 
to Dv. C hris C. M ansell, Jr., o f 
N ew York C ity . M rs. M ansell w as 
h er I 
horn 
in A u stin and sp en t 
childhood h e r e . 
n iece i 
o f Mrs. E. R. P ed ig o and has v is­
ited ai A u stin 
h er grad u ation fro m th e U n iv er­
sity in 1924.

fr e q u e n tly 

S h e is a 

sin ce i 

Dr. M an sell w a s also in th e A rts 

and S c ie n c e d ep artm en t o f 
U n iversity fro m 1921 to 1 924.

th e { 

Mrs. M an sell w a s a m em ber o f 
The D aily T e x a n s t a f f , and took 
in cam p u s a c tiv itie s; 
a ctive p art 
w hile 
in sc h o o l h ere. T he m ar- j 
riage w as so le m n iz e d in N ew Y ork 
! Jan u ary f>, an d Dr. and Mrs. M an­

e-11 a re a t h om e at 
S ta te s n aval h o sp ita l, L eague 

the U n ited s 
Is- J 

I land. P e n n sy lv a n ia .

Mr. L om ax, fa th e r o f the bride, J
w as at on e tim e se cr eta ry o f th e j
E x -S tu d e n ts’ A sso c ia tio n .

• 

. 

.

Hazel M onro o f L ittle fie ld D or­
m itory sp e n t th e w eek -en d a t her J 
hortie in L ock h art.

By Shakespeare 
Crowds, Novy Says

in 

the 

C om pilation o f fig u r e s on 

th e j 
e n g a g em e n t o f th e F ritz L e ib e r ! 
S h a k e sp e a r e a n s 
com pany p la y in g 
roles a t th e H an cock Opera H o u se! 
in form a- j 
re ce n tly r e s u lts 
th a n } 
lion th at s o m e th in g m ore 
ac-1
fiv e th ou san d p erso n s w ere 
com m odated at th e fo u r p erfo rm ­
an ces g iv en 
d a y s’ 
in th e 
booking, a c c o r d in g to Louis N o v y , 
m anager o f 
“ I
th e 
w ish h ereb y to ten d e rs th an k s and 
a p p reciation e s p e c ia lly to the pro­
fessors in th e U n iv e r sity f o r th eir 
cou rteous h elp an d co-op eration in 
the m atter o f a n n o u n cin g 
and 
d iscu ssin g th e p resen ta tio n o f the 
plays, and t o th e 
fo r
en th u siastic su p p ort.

Ilan eock. 

stu d en ts 

three 

o f 

in d ic a te th at, 

“ The e a g e r re c e p tio n 

th e
apart 
plays m u st 
in te re st, th e 
from the a ca d em ic 
dram atic g e n iu s o f 
S hak esp eare 
still liv es ev e n to d a y in his plays. 
The b ig g est crow d s attend ed th e 
four p lays th a t I have ev e r had 
for S h ak esp ea re a u d ie n c es,” Mr. 
N ovy said .

Last
Time* T o d ay

“The 
Last Warning
A
T alking Mystery
o f
Thrilling Mystery

STARTS

TOMORROW

GARY
Cooper
NANCY
Carroll

A P a r a m o u n t 
T alkin g P i c t u r e

V I C T O R H U G O ’S Bg

(iii H44
(Anet*9

GAY AND HER GANG

tS ^ o p u v o t ti

w ith

S y m p h o n ic Score by 

P aram ou n t T h ea ter O rchestra

__

The on ly th in g sh e has to w atch
w hat 

the p rod u cers, 
is 
p ov erty o f ro les, hand ou t to h er 
to play. T h ere is sim p ly no use 
in ru in in g h er b y stick in g h er in 
in overd oin g 
horse dram as, n or 
th in g s by lim itin g h er to painted 
I b et she could do 
w om an roles. 
tr a g e d y to a f a r e you w ell. 
And 
th a t is that.

P le n ty o f hilarious a ctio n take*
in t h e ir hp la ce in “ Love O ver N i g h t ,’ Rod
L a R c c q u e ’s new 
com edy 
w h ich com es to th e T e x a s th e a ­
t e r to d a y , w ith sy n ch ro n ized m u­
sic . La R ocque is se en as a sub­
w a y w ork er, J e a n e tte L o ft as 
a 
p r e tty 
fo rtu n e h u n te r and Tom 
K e n n ed y as a stupid d e te c tiv e .

sta r 

Conrad V eid t p la y in g the title 
role, M ary P h ilb in ta k in g h er id eal 
f a p y p rin cess p art, and Josep h in e 
C row ell as Q ueen A n n e con trib u te 
a d eq u a tely str ik in g p erform an ces, 
esp e cia lly V e id t, w ho k eep s his 
in to a d istorted 
m outh stretch ed 
grin th ro u g h o u t th e w hole 
sh e­
b a n g .— C. B.,

‘RED WINE’ NOW 

AT THE HANCOCK

, 

i f 

_. 

in 

W ell, 

it a in ’t 

I t w on ’t 

a g in e th at? 

little Conrad 
N a g el try in g to b e bad and ca n ’t— 
strain 
you r im ag in a tio n , b ecau se if C on­
rad N a g ei e v e r p layed a n y th in g 
b u t n ice d e c e n t b o y ro les th e m o­
v ie public w ou ld fa in t 
th e ir
se a ts. Oh y e s. he played one w ith 
G reta Garbo— “ T h e M ysteriou s; 
W ^m an,” or w a s sh e a lad y; b u t
he g rew a m u sta ch e to do it in.
T h er e’s n o th in g 
tik e p rotection ,
old
an d then too 
F ren ch sa y in g t h a t m y dear, you
h a v en ’t been k isse d u n til yo u ’v e
b een kissed b y a m an w ith a m u s - 1
tach e.

th e r e ’s 

the 

, 

“ Red W in e” is th e p icture and I 
it is p layin g a t th e H ancock w ith j 
q u ite sn app y m u sic a c c o m p a n i-,
m en t. To w h ich Conrad N a g el j 
trie s and tr ie s and tr ie s to be a jt 
had bad little b o y but ju st can ’t ' 
m ake the gra d e— h e’s th e 
sam e 
old carpet slip p er. A nd i f s fu n n y

THE TEXAS

T oday — T om orrow

LOVE OVER 
NIGHT
S ta r rin g
Rod La Rocque 
Jeanette Loft

“ A w hirlw ind o f «urprii*»

and

Ad- "Had Ma sic m*
New Vi e tr o ph c nr

COMEDY 

N EW S

ic e

Y o u c a n p a y m c - ® , b u t y o u

ran

se c snore.

A p articu larly fu n n y seq u en ce 
fin d s K enn ed y p u rsu in g th e other 
p rin cip a ls through th e co n ce ssio n s 
at C on ey Island, w h ilst 
com edy 
and th r ills are n icely ap p ortion ed 
in a su b w ay train h oldu p and the 
k id n ap p in g o f a bride.
H e cto r T urnbull, 

p rod u cer o f) 
“ H old , ’Em Y ale,” a'^ re ce n t Rod : 
La R ocq ue star v eh ic le w h ich gave 
th e s ta r p len ty o f fu n m a k in g o p - 1 
p o rtu n ities, 
also p rod u ced “ Love I 
O v er N ig h t.” A ll th e fu n m akers} 
o f th a t aggregation a re re u n ited in I; 
th is on e, w hich 
is a cc la im ed by i 
th o se w ho have seen it a.- a “ hun­
d red p er c e n t com edy m elodram a. \
--------------- o— * - -------

V iv ia n M cC orm ick sp e n t 

the 
la s t fe w days o f th e w ee k at her 
h om e in H utto.

h o w v er y fu n n y su ch a situ ation
can be in the m ovies. A spark-

.., t lin g com ed y o f th e f a s t c o u n tr y ,
and w o e. I
I
B 

, b 

w ; 

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CR

M dm c o i
^ \ -M' ^ ’ y,i/uV tr^ n

b i n t jin n * /ti

N ow P la y in g

CONRAD
NAGEL
—-and—
June Collyer

RED WINE

F u ll S yn ch ron ised M usic
Score

N E W S

C O M E D Y

DEAD WEEK
COFFEE

For la st-rn mate student*.
C 'w e e t R s j k , S g o u w i d i f s 
lr <! L l A N r * l i t L '^ n clM s.
Chon ’til! 12
T h e W a y sid e Inn

f-Vet} J a n * * , B r,? i n c u r

WICHITA, NEWMAN 
LEAGUE CHAMPS

In the first gam e in in tram u ral 
the 
b asketb all T u esd a y n ig h t at 
W om an’s G ym n asiu m , 
th e N ew ­
m an Club ran o v e r th e Southern 
P resb yterian s w ith a score o f 23 
to 
I. N ew m an C lub w as n ever 
in d an ger d u rin g th e en tire gam e. 
H . Lainback w a s h igh p oin t m an 

fo r N ew m an C lub, n e chalked up 
IM p oin ts to his cred it. T he N ew ­
man Club has w on all fo u r o f its 
g a m es and 
is th e S u n d ay School 
cham pion.

T he P resb yterian s w on from the J 

J. 
A ll S a in ts by a close score. 
for; 
H up le y w as high point m an 
looped 
P resb yterian s. H e 
th e 
two fie ld goals. K erbow w as on e I 
o f th e best guards that p layed in 
\ \ Oman’s G ym nasium 
th e 
l a s t ! 
n ig h t. 
th e 
p o in t m an fo r the A ll S ain ts. He 
ch alk ed up fou r p oints 
his 
cred it.

J, Burns was 

high j 

to 

T h e H S to p p e r s d e fe a te d E, R. 
ll. 
in a hard fought g a m e. The 
sco re w a s 15 to I I. J o e R christ ch­
was high point man fo r th e Hill- 
toppcr*. He 
six 
p o in ts to his cred it. L. S. E van s 
f o r th e K. 
w a s high point, man 
field
fo u r 
looped 
R. B .’s. Hp 

chalked 

up 

The J. C ats fo r f e it e d to W ichi- g o a ls and m ade o r c fr e e goal.

Your H e art will 
Race, Y o u r Soul 
will Si tier 
in Sym­
this, 
pathy, w it h 
tin' G r e a t e s t Role 
of . . . .

The I n c o m p a r a b l e

E M I L
J A N N I N G S

“Sins 
Of the Fathers”

- I n -

with

R U T H C H A T T E R T O N 

B A R RY NORTON

Shall th e sin s o f a fa th er 
be visited u pon th e son who 
inspired sin ? H eart stirrin g 
dram a o f p a te rn a l 
a 
w om an w ith o u t v ir tu e and u 
son w ho stu m b led 
through 
h u m an ity’s h ig h w a y s.

love, 

A P a r a m o u n t Sound Pi ctur e

f e a t u r in g th e fam ou s R eis- 
e n feld O rch estra and m ar­
v elo u s s in g in g se q u en ces!

On the
Same
P rogram

Param ount N ew s 
Toupay o f H ot 
T ou p ay 
C om edy

W ED .
T H U R .
FR I.

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liar to th o se used prior to r e g is ­

tra tio n for th e first se m e ste r, w ill 

F O R REGISTRATION

courses, eon*»)ftted at th e end of! 
the fir st se m e ste r, w ill be om it*
j ted; and asterisks will m ark
“ P rin ted , revised sch ed u les, aim -; •c u r se s open to stu d e n ts who have)
not hat! the 
th e 
course, hut w ho w ill he p erm itted 
term , pro*, 
to take the 
secon d 
first s a tis fie s 
vided 
the other 
th o 
Such co u rses as H istory 
course. 
I 15, or H istory 9, m ay he sign ed 
first sem ester w ill 
1 for, hut the 
ta k e n la te r ,” M rs. 
I have to be 

b eg in s fo r th e second se m e ste r ,” 
F a ith A dam s P e ir y , e d ito r o f 
a n n ou n ced 

o f fic ia l p u b lica tio n s, 
T u esd a y a fte r n o o n .

be d isrib u te d b efore re g istr a tio n 

“ The d iffe r e n c e b etw een 

p rer eq u isites o f 

first term o f 

the stu d en t 

th e 
sch ed u les w ill be that all half-

P erry in d icated .

N o w For a Big

Shirt Sale
o

U R entire stock of C olored Shirts, 

neckbands, collars to m atch a n d col- 

lars

attached go on Sale to d a y at these

S lashing Reductions.

 

 
.................. 

 $ 1 .5 0
$ 2 .0 0 S h irts R e d u c e d to .......... 
... ..$ 1 .6 5
$ 2 .2 5 S h irts R e d u c e d to 
$ 1 .8 5
$ 2 .5 0 S h irts R e d u c e d to 
$ 3 .0 0 S h irts R e d u c e d to 
............... $ 2 .2 5
$ 3 .5 0 S h irts R e d u c e d t o ..............................$ 2 .6 5
........................ $ 3 .0 0
$ 4 .0 0 S h irts R e d u c e d to 
$ 3 .35
$ 4 .5 0 S h irts R e d u c e d t o ...................... 
$ 3 .7 5
 
$ 5 .0 0 S h irts R e d u c e d to 

... 

 

BIG REDUCTIONS 
On AH
Suits and Overcoats
Reduced Prices On All
I ’a j a m a s — N e c k w e a r — W o o i H o s i e r y — Q c i f S t o c k i n g s 
— S w c a t e rn— * P u l 1 - 0 v e r s — G o ) f K n i c k e r s a n d 
Extra T r o u s e r s .

A PIJ BLIX 
T H E A T E R

Home of P aram oun t

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FOR MEN

Classified Ad Section

Telephone 2-3164 or 2-3165

ANNOUNCEMENTS

T E X A S R E S E A R C H HORKA U~—A b sist- 
anc® in locating material for paper*,
th e se * . T ra n sla tio n s 
706 W. 

ami 
fro m F ren ch , G erm an, S p a n ish . 
2 4 th S t., P hon e 7 6 5 7 .

r e v is in g 

in 

feON"l7 WORRY—Sen Mrs. li.ekc I, Sp>- 
ituul medium. N o w n t, 602 Wes t 6 lh 
St. NO COLORED. Phone N N I . Sun­
day appointm en t.

B OW L A G A M E O F POOL 

PL AY H I N G E - P I N

AT

T E X A S R E C R E A T I O N HALL

AUTOMOBILES

S T U D E N T SP E C IA L S

J 924 O verland S ed a n —

1922 Ford S ed an , N ew Rubber.

A Ba rya in 

Run* K«»od 

. $ I 25.OO

*65.00

1924 Ford T o u rin g , N ew Top, Rub­

ber and S ea t C avers 

f I 26 ,0 0

K N IG H T -W I I IF PET CO.

3 0 9 W. &th 

P hon e 23161

SHOE SHOP

W» Call for and D eliv er 
B oo t-m a k in g and S h oe Repairing 
SA M ONE SH O E SH O P 

*16 C on gress 

P hone 21*33

COACHING

COACHING — A m erican H istory 

and 
European H istory, M. E. LeStottrgeon 
— G erm an A and G erm an I, Mrs. M. E. 
f -Siou rgeon. Rhone 904*. 705 W. 22 1-2.

D O N ’T FA IL S P A N IS H A. J. 12, or 13 
t om e early for co a ch in g by form er In­
str u c to r o f S p a n ish D epartm ent of U n i­
v e r s ity . R ing 8 6 5 2 ,

COACHING O f M ATH and ph ytic*. Ed­
ward JE. C itron . MIO W. 26, phone 

9 046.

BOARD & ROOM

ROOM A N D BO A R D 

reasonable. 
cam po* and to w n , 

L ocated co n v en ien t 
1*11 Colonado.

for boy*; term s 
to 

LARGE ROOM S, sle e p in g porches. Good 
m eal*. One and o n e h a lf block* from 
ca m p u s. R ea so n a b le term s. M rs, IL F 
t i nd S t.
L ew is, 

206 K 

APARTMENTS FOR-RENT
'T*-
-* * 
 
 
u n fu rn ish ed 
F O R R E N T : F urnished or 
2004 

a p a r t m e n t d o** 

to U n i v c r s t y . 

 —1 1 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

S a b in e S tr e e t. P hone 6 1 * 6 .
— ------ 
 
F U R N IS H E D 

rr:
roopm,
locat­
ed near U niversity. Alco furnish ed room 
w ith p riv a te hath. Phone 2-3419.

bath, sleep in g porch. 

com pletely—three 

P leasan tly 

 

 

W E L L F U R N IS H E D A p artm en t for rent.
idee tuns,* p orch . Gat aire. 
i t 

F o u r room s, 

N ea r U n iv ersity . W est 
B ru sh . P h o n e 6 3 4 7 -4 9 2 7 .

aide. G. 

FOR SALE

Let U s Supply You w ith D ressed 
Chicken*
L . KAST PRODUCE CO.

P hon e* 4101 — 2*913 

J 02 W 2nd St

H IG H E ST 

rk ith in g and 

PRICES paid 
*hoe*. 

rime 8717. 

to r 

*a*t-oft 
407 E ast 6th or 
tf

DRESSMAKING

F IR S T C LA SS d ressm a k in g . W ork gu ar- j 
a n teed . Do all kind* o f tailored work ; 
and a ltera tio n s. Dinner ev en in g d reseei t 
a sp e c ia lty . P hone 22 0 3 8 .

MRK. N E L L IE LEK— U n iv e r s ity d r e s s­
m aker. D ressm ak in g, A lteration *, Re­
2402 Kaw 

lin in g C oat*, H em stitch in g , 
A n to n io S t. Phone 3286.

silk 

W E M E N D 

h em stitch in g 
p le a tin g , b u tto n s, rh in esto n e* , gold and 
silv e r clip s. Mabel G anu .w a y , 716 Con­
tr tee*. P h o n e 8362. O ver Deacon'*

h ose, 

TYPING

H A V E your 

them e*.
n o te s, etc. typed by a U n iv ersity e x ­
ty p ist. Cheepiest ra tes. Dial 

se m este r report*, 

p erien ced 
IM P 

for C A U 111 AN.

LO N A D EA N, present 

th*' 
box o ffic e of the Q U E E N today and 

tfci* ad a* 

SCC th e show .

WANTED

W A N T E D -M a n or worn an solicitor 

foi 
accident ioHurtmce. Got,id pay for spar* 
Gate. Give residence and phone number 
for con ference. Mr* H uddleston, P . O. 
Box 785, city,

H IG H E ST CASH PRICES PA ID to r sea 
shoes. 
A 
P hone *767

and 
SC H W A R TZ . 417 East 6 th 

ond-hsnd 

clothing 

LOST AND FOUND

ROOMS FOR RENT

LOST— W o m a n ’s ring, w ith sm a ll d ia ­
P hon e 8711 after rig p. rn. or 

mond 

****** d u rin g day. Reward.

LOST. 

N a v y blue 

Friday n ig h t at S. if D. d an ce. 

l.e s i b ury o v erco a t 
It — 
la ]] D a v is 

F inder p h a se 

ward o ffer ed . 
a t 5760.

LOST: V olu m e o f S h ak esp eare’* w o rk s; 
blue d o t h binding. P le a se ca ll 4 659.

LOST, 

B lack S h a effer 

fo u n ta in pen. 
Nano- In dim gold letter * . R ew ard if
returned to G ene Ro-*, W om an’s B u ild ­
ing.

LOST— Black satin coat at 

th e Scatter- 
good dance at the K. C. H all. Reward. 

Return to B. H all 119.

LOST: A n tiq u e geld earring, and brow n 
v e lv e t belt w ith jew eled bu ck le. L o st 
it S a tu rd a y G erm an. Reward If retu rn ­
'd to IL Hall 109.

L O S T : P air black patent leath er pum ps 
la st weak.

at W om an’s Faculty Club 

Finder phone 2-1915.

FOR RENT

POR R E N T — A ttra c tiv e q u iet room . U n i­

v e r s ity neighborhood. 

P h o n e 7 1 6 6 .

GARAGE 

for rent 

1897 Colorado 

S t.,

P hon e 2-141$.

FOR BOYK— N e w ly ren o v a ted upntirira 
room s; porch. H ail block sou th o f 
cam p us. O nly w ell-b eh a v ed boys w a n t­
2005 W ich ita , v h o n e 2 -3 8 8 5 .
ed. 

F OR REN T to set t Intl wom an or te a c h ­
h a th , 

er. a fu r n ish ed room next to 

Gas h eat. P hon e 6 2 7 * . 

2901 Width*.

FUR GEN ! LEM E N - A 

fu rn a ce h ea ted 

room and b ath 

in p riv a te home. Ga

ra g e available. 

P hon e 5 754.

Ft th R E N T : Fu rnished room s for b o y * .
H ot and cold h ath and sh ow ers. S leep ­
in g poi eh. Furnace h eat. P orter ser­
v ice. 

J 606 Colorado.

VV AN I E D : Q u iet boy 

lo v e ly 
south room joining tile bath, sep a ra ta 
I 1-2 
beds, Ka* 
block* from cam pus, 1910 Speedway — 
9 444.

b eat, brick bouse 

to share 

W A N T E D : T w o or three boys to shard 
su ite of tw o bed room s and bath w ill 
Everything now an d 
2 4 0 8 Rio Grand*. P hong

two other boys. 
co n v en ien t, 
9 397.

FOR R E N T ; U n til N ovem b er 15th, fa * -
ni.shed h ouse, a ll co n v en ien ces, in Un* 
iv e r s ity neigh b orh ood. P hon e 9 1 8 1 -1 * 4

A P PR O V E D H O U S E : P le a sa n t 

room * 
sle ep in g porch, g ir ls ; board l f d esired 
B lock o f cam p us. R easonable ra tes. I * )
E a st 2 5 . P hon e *149.

A P P R O V E D H O USE for girl*. Hoard if 
d esir ed . Modern co n v en ien ces. B lock 
cam pua, M rs. W. W.

and half 
B a n k s, 2 'ii7 U n iv ersity . P h o n e 8 2 7 2 .

from 

TW O C L E A N , fu rn ish ed room s. Boatb* 
o f
rearonable. V i t a l 

e a s t exp osu re. W alking d ista n ce 

U n iv ersity . 
R en t 
and lig h t fu rn ish ed . P hon e 9*11.

HJR K EN T—-A ttra ctiv e apartment" Y e a r I F 0 * B O Y S : tw o m odern room s, u p s ta ir s

ca m p u s. Hiutable for w om en stu d en t 
d esir in g q u iet. 
te le ­
For 
photo- 2 2 9 3 4 , b etw een I and 2 o ’clock 
daily.

in fo rm a tio n 

A ROOM FOR G IR L S - At 2 0 1 0 U n iv e r ­
sity A v e. Mrs. Ponton. P h o n e 7783

?r d<mB* 
home. N ear U n iv e r s ity .
bb me 6190

c o n v e n ie n c e s . *»

2501 N a tees*

YOUNG MEN w h o con tem p late m a k in g 
•a ch a n ce t be seco n d se m este r call 3 9 9 9 
before m aking d efin ite plans. Houma 
and g a ra g e a v a ila b le Jan. IS , if n e c e s ­
sary* E xcellent m eals m ay be had a t 
nom inal c o st. 

It pays to in v estig a te.

WOOD

BOARD

I COAL A N D WOOD-—B e st Grade*. Quick 
U n iv ersity Coal and W ood 

S e r v ic e . 

Co., 696 S an Marcos. P hon e 7 7 4 1 .

LARGE sMUthea t 

room s w ith sle ep in g
porch for men. on e Mock sou th o f ca m ­
l u l l U n iv ersity A v e. T elephone 

pus. 

v

MRS. J . A. P A T T E R SO N an n o u n ces th a t 
sh e has m oved to 1*11 C olorado and 

w ill s e r v e m ea ls, three for * 2 4 .6 0 .

ROOMS~FOR "RENT

BO YS: New room *, new furniture, g a * 
heat. Hut and co ld sh ow er. 
2810 N u -
cees S t. Phone 9 3 6 7 .

W A N T E D ; 

S ev era l, boy# a t ISSjfet-jfe 
H ichita S t. Ga* heat, ev ery c o n v e n ­
ience. G arages, board if desired. P hon *
3310.

LAUNDRY

7060,

FOR R E N T : Nice furnish ed room s 

for 
boy* a t 2309 Kau .A n to n io S t., P hone 

ROOMS FOR BOYS— 2004 U n iv e r sity 
from C am pus. 

Av en ire. T h ree doors 

R easonable rent. 

P hon e 8166.

P H O N E 3 7 0 2

fu rn ish ed . 
S tr eet.

FUR R E N T TO BOYS 

term .
la rg e room w ith private en tra n ce. H eat 
In p rivate hom e. 704 W. 2 4 th 

for n ex t 

FOR K ENT: To th ree b u ys, large room 
adjoining b a th .
porch, 
501 f t . l o t h

Two blocks frqrn cam p us. 

w ith sleep in g 

I Phone 23287.

I CAN'T GO TO TH AT DANCE- WITT) 
VOU- STAN-*' \ b )A v jr AttSO LU TCLV

Sun Coe* Complimentary

T H A T 'S a l l r i g h t - y o u
WOULDN'T W EAR IT l r VOU 
H A D — B E S I D E S

By GLADYS PARKER

usa
INO H A T T E R W HAT YOU WEAR 
1 
G A Y - W H E N VOU'RC AT A 
D A N C E VOU N A H E A L E T H E 
OTHER GIRLS W ISH TW E Y 'O

 1 9 2 9 Steer Ball 
Club Introduced 
T o Texas Studes

inch.

B y C A, BURTON 
N a m e — Frank H is s ins.
Moose-—Dallas.
A a*?— 19,
H e i g h t — 6 feet, I 
W e i g h t — 172 pounds. 
P o s i t i o n —Third base. 
T h r o w s right; bats rigbt. 
E s p e r a n c e — Three 
year* 
one 
O ak C l i f f High, Dallas; 
y e a r fre s h m a n ; one y e a r V a r ­
sity; 
in Dallas 
city l e a f uet.
192H c o n fe ren ce batting record 
A B 
H 
8 
38 

tw o summers 

A r .
,222

R 
7 

L o s t 

summer Higgins 

hit 
326 in the Dallas city league* 
the 
an d h e lp e d his club win 
s t a t e 
championship. 
He w a s selected as a m e m b e r 
of t h e m ythical all-city a m a te u r 
club in Dallas 
and 
1928.

a m a te u r 

1927 

in 

T he announcem ent 

o f 

th ree

prosp e ctiv e awards for members) 
of th e sp o rts staff wa* th e “ s u r­
prise” rn store for the members 
at t h e i r meeting Tuesday after- 
noon. Hob Cantrell, sports editor,; 
announced that he would give to I 
th** t h r e e members of the staff,! 
whom he considered to he 
the 
best w o rk e rs during the second se­
m ester, rewards in keeping w i t h j 
their ability, Thp offer wan made; 
especially to members of the staff 
who a r e enrolled for J. 12.

A discussion of 

th e ir checking occupied 

assignm en ts,! 
a 
and 
largo portion of 
the meeting’s 
time, while several faults were 
m e n tio n ed and steps taken to cor­
rect th e m . No definite sports a s ­
sig n m en ts will be made during 
the examinations, but will be r e ­
sum ed Friday, February I.

“ Y ou Don't Wait on U s” 

Have a Cop of
H O T CHOCOLATE
S e r v e d et P K A with e 
Bounteous Topping 
of Whipped 
Cream 
Service All Night
PIC SAN D W IC H S H O P S 
INC.
O p p o s i te Hancock T h e a te r 
O pposite the U niversity

PORT 
TALK

By BOB C A N T R E L L

Frosh Cagers 
To Compete 
With Each 
Other

tnt*. 

Tonight's ctesb with the Saints 
briny- to s c!o*o tho Steers* sche­
dule of practice game.*, and leaves 
them facing a long, hard road of 
confervae* 
S. M. IT. in­
vade* the local stronghold S atu r­
day night, while the Owls flu tte r 
into the fort Ja n u a ry 28, 
fluters flash 
th e basketball of 
which they are capable, they will 
swamp th e S aints under an ava­
lanche of scores, and give Walker 
a chance to send his reserves into 
the fray and let them have fun at 
the Saints* expense.

lf th 

final whistle had been sounded.

Zclda Beth Ruble 

Hot Shots completed the flight*# 
play with a well-earned 28-22 win 
over Copeland*.

Fall« ha* retu rn ed 
D orm itory 
week-end with her p aren ts. 

a fte r 

of Marble j M arjorie W arner, Marilla Ma<- 
to Littlefield lem on. .laths M elton of L ittlefic’d 
th" D orm itory arpent the last week-en I 
spending 

j in San Antonio.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1929.

Allison Enters 
Canadian 
I n d o o r
Meet

W ilson Pool Scene of 
Meet March 29-30; 
Leaders Lntered

O pposite
L ittlefie ld
Building

J u s t o f f 
Congress
on Sixth

Splendid V ariety for S election— M ote Than I OOO

Silk Underthings

Pastel Crepe de Chine

And Now the Remainder of Our

S ta tio n e r y
Your Choice

M o s t Com prehensive 
Selection of A dvance 
Spring Styles that the 
M o s t Discrim inating 
W om en W ill Adore!

M aterials!

Colors

P rin ts 
G e o rg e tte s 
Crepe* 
C repe Ro­
m aines

F e a tu r in g 
E very New 
Spring
Shade

A ttractively Priced 
From

Marie A n to in e tte Style* are 
A u th e n tic ’*

We have only 75 boxes left, Here’s your 
chance—stock up now.

RENT A CAR
ALL NEW MODELS

F O R D S -1 2c per mile—W HIPPETS 
CHRYSLERS- 17c per mile

GUARANTEE OF 5 MILES PER HOUR AFTER
6 P. M.

LIGHTSEY’S
DRIVE YOURSELF SYSTEM

Phone 8S45

Phone 3444

Business Directory

Yesterday 

afternoon say the 
second round of the intramural} 
handball get u n d er way with th e j 
favorites com ing through to win} 
with ease. Only three forfeited 
mat* he* appeared in the final re 
ruits, while the others were hard 
fought from start to finish.

S. M. U. will be hard hit when 
the baseball season opens, if re­
ports from Bai I aa are true. Dame 
Rumor has it th a t Redman Hume, 
hurler deluxe and a heavy slug­
ger, will report to Philadelphia in 
March. Hume was with the A th­
letics last sum m er as an office boy, 
an 
and will be converted 
into 
outfielder this y e a r by the 
big 
boas.

l e e r .
C L E A R A N C E

$ Special 
v Display 
% Books
I 2 .5 0 -6 .0 0
% Values 
for
$ 

N igh tgow n s—Teddies— D ress Slips— Step-Ins 

D a n c e t t e s— B I o o rn e r s

Silk Lingerie of beautiful quality trimmed with dainty laces in 
pleasing display. Many tailored styles also. All offered at 
these two low J a n u a r y Sale prices . . . this week only,

G love Silk Teddies 
G love Silk Bloom ers 

$ - | . 6 9 

_1_

S c a r b r o u g h ’s U n d e rw e ar Se c tio n — Second F loor

Offering— 6 0 0 Pairs

Onyx Pointex-heel

Regularly $1.95—Now

Assuring sm art Fashionables of quality at a gen­
erous S carbrough low-pricing! These are our 
re g u la r stock of Onyx-Pointex all-silk chiffons.

G unm etal 
— Shadow 
-—A tm o sp h ere — Pawnee 

— Cuban San d 

— L g t. G unm etal — Flesh

— Grain

— Mocha

H osiery Dept.—Street Floor

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 
SCHOOL OF RETAILING
Service Fellowships

Retailing i& a n a t tr a c t iv e field f u r c o lle g e graduate*.

Experience in d e p a r t m e n t store* is lin k e d with instruction. 
Master of S c ie n c e in Retailing d e g r e e granted upon completion 
of one year of g ra d u a te work.
Illustrated b oo k le t o n ragues t. F o r f u r th e r inform ation write 
Dr,^Norris A. B risco , Dean, New Y o r k University School of Re­
tailing, W a s h in g to n Square East, N e w Y'ork City.

D r. E. B. C row der, D en tist 
SOS S ca rb rou gh B ld g ., A u stin , T ex

D r#. L ynn and L y e s 
D e n ta l S u rgeon s 
SOT S carb rou gh B ld g ., P hon e S 1S4

RECREATION

B O W L A G A M E OF POOL

TEXA S RECREATION HALL 

PLAY HINGE PIN

OPTOMETRIST

A. B U R S T Y N , O. D. 
Careful e y e exam ination. Correct 
aud com fortable g lessee.
6 1 8 1-2 Congress

PLUMBING

DENTIST

Rates For Students

Dial 

6444

Hotel Laundry

rn
—Across from American-Statesman