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I he First College Daily in the South

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

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AUSTIN, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1929.

SIX PAGES TODAY

D E A N SI IEI HY

P R E S ID E N T

EXES TO HOLD 
REUNION HERE 
ON JUNE 1 ,2 ,3

McC u rd y A sk s 

I hat 

\ isit^rs R egister
A t Y .M .C .A .

1929 SENIORS JOIN

p e d a l C h u rc h I lours
Am i D utch I rent’ 
a n n e t

j H 

I 

Dohie S tre sses 
N eed for T exas 
S ta te M useum

“ Thore is no plato in (he Union 
th a t talks a; much a b o u t pride in 
rn 
ifs historic and co lo rfu l p a n 
T exas docs, and ta k e s a l b i t i c in 
I D*rc"t in that p a r t,’* said J. Franl 
Doh ie recently, in r e f e r r i n g to th*
• n*H‘A fo r a r t a t e m useum 
for I 
in 
“ T here is 
Texas. 
j T o n s w hcic one eau go and ie*- 
I r c p t c - n t a t ions of a lm ost e x tin c 1 
anim al life, and ra n c h and animal 

place 

no 

114 GRADUATE 
STUDENTS ASK 
F 0 R DEGREES

C an did ates of 
O f A rty R each

laster
Ota I

O f 75

“ T h " Tex us loro'h o’ n 

! life.
; 
! 'no t historic b reed of c a d i e U al : 
eve I e \ ’r ‘od; it m ad " Tov cr* Ad* 
I the <' i v i I War. when the cid ii * J Dr. I Ll» pCT A uHOUIK CS
I youth was poverty stricken.

l l AFTER DOCTOR’S

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VOL. XXX

Legislative
Highlights

T « m b C a p i t o l C o r r e sp o n d e n t *

T h e bill authorizing: th e B oard 
o f R eg en ts of the U n iv e rsity to 
accept 
a gift of a p p ro x im a te ly 
$207,000 fro m the e sta te o f th " 
late E. D. F a rm e r, to be used a 
an 
in te rc h a n g e s bolar?hip with 
the U n iv e rsity of Mexico passed 
the S e n a te yesterday. T he sam e 
bill pa? ed the S enate in th " re g u ­
la r session, b u t died on th e c a l­
e n d a r in the House.

MILLER TALKS 
T 0 EXTENSION
DEANSTUESDAY

Courses of V ocational 
Mature A ppeal 
T o W o rk ers

TRAVEL DISCUSSED

The a p p r o p r ia tio n i?- part of the 
e s ta te of the la te E. D. F a r m e r , 
jied a t ap prox im ately one inil- 
left 

dollars, which has been 

C om m ittees 

to Bring 

R e p o rts Before 
B ody I o(lay

to 

th e

t h a t 

e x e c u to r s see lit.

t h a t 
be paid 

th e re m a ind er o f 

Ff*>r (Ii t n t it i n to w e thy eau < 
Spencer Miller, secretary 
U n d e r th e Texas s ta tu te s, an in ­
a p p ro x im a te ly 
of 
h e r ita n c e ta x 
o f t h e Workers* Educational 
$207,000 would be paid 
the1 
to 
Bure an of America, address­
S t a te in th e event th a t th e m on ey 
e e members of the Nat-
et
to o ut-of- 
should be d istribute d 
i o n a l U n i v e r s i t y E x t e n s i o n 
p r o ­
s ta te in stitu tio n s. The bid 
vides 
t a x J A s s o c i a t i o n o n ‘‘W o r k e r K d u - 
in h e rita n ce 
the 
shall
the U n iv e rsity , ra tio n ” in th e fo u rth session Tues-
a n d 
day 
room 
in th e 
crystal 
r f the Driskili. He analyzed the 
industrial change a th a t are occur- 
.in g in the U n ite d States, and es-
<he
r s ta te b o a rd of education was r<,jatj(/n th a t inventio n has to the 
pawned by th e S e n a te M onday. An j cl.an gcs. He told the convention 
in co-operation
a m e n d m e n t 
s u p e r in t e n d e n t of public i n a t r u e - J with the A m e ric an F e d e ra tio n o f 
tio n an elective o ffic e r was killed p abor, had sought to educate t h e , 
in 
with 
m en t re q u ir in g su p e r in te n d e n ts of 
th e I
ail public schools to have m a s te r 
o f a r t s deg re e s was u na n im o u sly 
ad o p te d .

this change. He stated t h a t 
problem revolves around the a d u lt
workor who had been unable to re ­
educate h im se lf 
the revised 
order o f in d u stry .

1 b,1! c r e a tin g a n in e - m e m - 1 pf .ial,y in 

a m e n d - L a r k e r s t h a t h a d been ca u g h t 

s ta te how his b u r e a u , 

little debate. An 

th c south> 

to make 

ball 

an<j 

th e 

to 

, 

N o . 1 9 4

STEERS O PEN 
FINAL HOME 
SERIES TODAY

Team M eets Rice O w ls 
In L ast S tan d of 
Season 

f t

GAME AT 3:30

, j

x

S o u th p a w F ray Loom s 
W ith Keith, Railton 
I lurlers

B y B O B C A N T R E L L 
TKXAN SPORTS STAFF

The Steers open their last 
home series of the J929 base­
b a ll season 
this afternoon, 
when Gene Bailey brings his 
into town for a 
R i c e Owls 
pair of games. The Owls are
’way down the conference ’ idder.
h u t th e y havp been dealing 
th© 
loop le a d ers p lenty of misery this 
season, and th e y ’ll have th e ir b e st. 
ready fo r 
the Longhorns today. 
The game s t a r ts a t 3:80 o ’clock.
versus 
southpaw , as Keith and R ailton 
will m ore than likely he the s t a r t ­
respective 
ing h u rle rs 
f o r 
I clubs, K eith has humped A. & M. 
and Baylor in well-hurled gam es 
this season, and has wins over T. 
C. U. and S. M. U. to his c re d it 
for a s trin g of fo u r wins. Rail-
t< n has been pitching stead y ball
p a ir
a n d

southpaw 

It will 

the 

be 

In the 

, b u t this much 

The Texas line-un is a guess,
is c e rta in — T exas 
rig h t han d e d
in th e iin e . up as possible.
Tex H ughes is the only port- 
t h e j,side sw inger due to rem ain in th© 
big
both le ft-ha nd e rs
* ami rig ht-h an ders with equal ease.
Lamm and B a sse tt will be replac­
ed by a p air picked from Lewis, 
l ord, Rhoads, and Higgins. Disch 
ha been w orking the men a t all 
safe 
positions this week, b u t a 
guess would be th a t Lewis 
and 
F o rd will be th e oth er ou tfield ers.
infield W alker a t f ir s t 
is th e only m an whose 
position 
can be asc e rta ined this f a r a head 
of tim e, thoug h C aptain H opkins 
iii c e rta in to be somewhere on the 
infield, but w heth er it will be 
second or short will only be know n 
when Disch gives out his line-up 
this a f te rn o o n . L each’s position 
d e pe n ds on where Hopkins 
a p ­
pears, hut he will be a t second 
provided Hop is sent to the short- 
field. O ver on third, Higgins and 
Rhoads are possible 
l f 
Rhoads s ta r ts on third, Higgins will 
be in the outfield, as his h ittin g 
po w er is needed a t all times. We 
would ay the infield will be som e­
this: W alker a t first,
thing like 

choices, 

T u rn to P age 6. Col. 5

a t 1 

ARCHITECTS TO 
HOLD 
AT DRISK ILL

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\ / J e ( J a ] A W a r d e d S e n i o r
W ith H ighest 
A v erag e

(

A r c h i t e c t u r a l h o n o r s , for

Dean T. U. Shelby, p resid e n t 
of the N ation al University E x ­
tension Association, whit Si 
is 
holding a th r e e - d a y session a t 
the Driskili H o tel.

CONTRACT FOR 
NEW CLINIC TO 
BE LET SOON

N urses’ H orne P lan s 
Will D ouble 
C a p a c ity

of

j rc rv e it,

T**1? h into iv m a y 

Reunion plains t o r t h e i hiss- 

I he
in n e d 
lo I1" hi < c U n g 
longhorn and was soon on its feet 
j again, New 'h e lo n g ho rn is n e a re r 
|}ian p lfx b uffa lo, and
c s o f 1 8 8 1 , IS-'D, 181) I, 181)9, j the rn is no place w h e re s'm h'nt 
1904, 1909, 1914, 
1919, and I 
mounted
specimens of this breed , and there 
1924 at the University are 
is no e f f o r t being m ade to pre- 
nearing completion, accord-
i t i g t o J i»hti A . M e t u n i v , s e c ­
r e t a r y of the E x -S tu d e n ts’ Asso­
ciation. The 
r e ­
in connection 
union will be held 
com m ence­
forty -six th 
with the 
m e n t of the U niversity and will
m ark 
induction of 
of I ‘*2*» into the Ex-Students* As- 
seriation* 

Inco m p reh en sib le,” Mr. 
Dohie continued, “ that a sta te rn 
i ich as T exas should have no place 
early 
to keep 
the relies of 
Illinois em ­
m a te ria l 
life. 
the class: scum , the Field M useum , and Ho­
rop e a n m useums all come to Tora*? 
I f o r d a ta on pre h istoric man. In-
These
d ian 
th in g s m e being ta k e n 
of 
T e x a s simply because th e r e is no 
plato' where th e y m ay 
ad e­
q u a te ly displayed in the s ta te .”
Mr. Dohie called a tte n tio n 

All e x -stu d e n ts who plan to be 
t .

N o M u * e u m N o w

Must R egister 

q irn q u e n n ia l 

and 3 f o r 1

life, and 

fo rth . 

T h " 

out 

the 

“ It 

its 

he 

t o 

is 

in Austin J u n e
the e vents have been urged 
to 
re g iste r a t the U niv ersity Y. M. C. 
so 
A., ex stu d e n t h e a d q u a rte rs . 
t h a t ex s tu d e n t officials may help 
the visitors 
th e ir class­
m ates and frie n d s, Mr M cCurdy 
explained,

fin I 

to 

Ju n e
for 
List 
C o m i r u nee n v o i t

o f 

t h e 

( l e ­
M a s t e r ’s a n d d o c t o r ’s 
o n
• T o e s y d 11 b e c o n f e r r e d
11 I s t u d e n t s bi t h e G r a d u a t e 
S c h o o l 
t h e U n i v e r s i t y 
l u n e 3 , p r o v i d e d a l l p r e - / ' ut 
d e g r e e s 
f o r 
a p p l i c a n t s 
omelet© th e ir theses and pus- nil 
•heir fin.'! " x n m i n a tio n '. accord* 
jug to Dean TI. W. H a r p e r . Of the 
total n u m b e r of applicants, 75 are 
ca n d id a te s fo r the m a s t e r oi art 
d e g r e e , while 14 have pine* cady 
com pleted th e ir work foi the doc­
tor of philosophy degree and e x ­
pect 
a t th e J u n e
co m m encem ent.

to receive 

it 

Th** 

following s tu d e n ts 

have
th e ir applications fo r g r a d ­

filed 
u ate degrees.

Dr. 

I). A. Penick, was 

re­
named p re sid e n t o f th e S o uth­
west*!!! C o n fe re n c e officials at 
a m e e ting hold S a tu rd a y , 
in 
I alias. O th e r o ffic e rs elected 
w ere: P rofe sso r E. W. M c o la r­
in id of T. C, IL, vice president, 
cml Dean Finley o f A. A M. see- 
i etnrv-t real urer.

FACULTY WILL 
SUPERVISE ALL 
FINAL EX A M S

to 

that the s ta te of New [ o f ( hildress, 

the fact 
Mexico has an excellent m useum 
a t S a n ta Fe. 
“ T h e S ta te o f Ok­
lah o m a ,” he said, ‘’'w hich was not 
bs 
had 
s e ttle d until ISHO, has 
s ta te museum for 
years, while 
T exas which was one of the first 
.stall's settled and 
is unsurpassed
by any state in historic 
h a s no museum.”

M a ster of a r ts : Ruth Alexander 
Elsie ( ’lark!
Mrs. 
Plack bu rn of Dent on, M ary 
l e i s 
Blair of Laneville, Mrs, E lizabeth 
Reek Boat right of Au tin. Jo h n
Alfred Boone, Jr.. of H arlin gen,! 
H aldeen J. W. P r i d d y o f Corn- 
m e r e , Frank D arlington Bradley 
of Waco, J o s e p h i n e MilDr Beam*
interest, tr i t e of Au fin, Mrs. Mvrh* Vt liker
Bu r f owd of Lubbock. Mildred Bush 
of Leb an on , Indiana.

f o r Bill

D o h i e 

N ew S y ste m D ifferent this y ear, h u t has dropped a 
of decisions, one to Baylor 
ianoth«.r T. c. u.

i I 

' 

r * 
r \ i I 
F rom < Md I lonor 
System
7. 

l o s e 

. 
f a c u l t y s u p e r v i * i o n . 
o f e x a m i n a t i o n s in U t e U n i - j 
V 'T s i t y 
n o w e x a m i n a t i o n s y s t e m p r e - 1 8 m e r b a ttin g order, as this 

is p r o p o s e d b y 

will have as m any 

• : 

b y 

s o n I o< I 
c h a i r m a n o t
am ination com m itte e

V 
V 
the special ex-'
to tho gun-

‘ , ' 

' ' 

I * V ill'iV 'i (I follow can hit 

The c o m pu lso ry a t te n d a n c e bill, 

“ W orkers a r e sec king c o n c r e te 
to

lo years of 

re q u ir in g th a t every child in the i vocational e ducation in o r d e r 
sta te who is e ig h t years a n d n o t adapt them selves to | | c new indus- j biont C l i n i c t o I " 1 b u i l t a t th e
m o re th a n 
( e m b e r I o f the c u r r e n t sch olastic ; th in ? of a c u ltu r a l education 
y e a r m u st a tte n d the public school 
n o t less than IOO days d u r in g th e 
the 
ye a r, w as finally 
passed iii 
S e n a te y e s te rd a y by a v ote 
o f 
38-4.

t o Com I -
d a y s # a c c o r d i n g ’ 
t® Mr. M i l l e r . I I n ) I lei* J. W . C a l h o u n , V* to
nt e x te n sio n : has j u s t r e tu r n e d fro m G alveston,
th e I w here he c o n f e r r e d with l b . E d ­
the
ward Randall, d ire c to r of 

been 
na m e d alum ni day. The morning 
will Pc given over to an informal 
the
w U h i n t h e n e x t SO V. M. C. A . and to th e a nnual hoe-
—
- 
the association, 
Announcem* nt will be made a t 
that tim e of Hie outcom e of 
the 
ejection o f council m em bers and 
officers for I*29-30.

o rd e r to a p p r e c ia te the social p«s- w h i rn, 
sihilities t h a t 
i n i t i a t e d , ” accord in g 

a g e Sep- trial world, a n d th ey need some-
in , 

Medical School in Galveston g e t-to g e th e r in th e lobby of 

“ Many of th e presei 

( ontract for 

the new o rd e r Jbfu* 

the Out-l’a-

S a tu rd a y , J u n e 

I, has 

m . inir 

n i > 

n o t 

or 

‘FAUST’ SUBJECT 

OF T ALK MAY 16

f

The la st lecture in the series on 
“ M asterpiece o f the W o r ld ’s L it­
e r a t u r e ” will be given by Phillipp 
8 e ib e rth , a d j u n c t 
of 
G erm a n ic languages, on G o e th e ’s 
“ F a u s t ” T h u rsd a y a t 5 o ’clock in 
a ud itoriu m . T his 
G a rris o n Hall 
will he the last lecture of the y e a r 
sponsored by the public 
lec tu re s
■ ©/V

p ro fe sso r 

P r o fe s so r Seiberth has been 
a 
m e m b e r of th*- U niversity fa c u lty 
for a b o u t 
has 
five years, 
also t a u g h t in W ashington U n iv e r­
sity in St. Louis. 

and 

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REGISTRAR ASKS 

FOR GRADE BOOKS

All stud en t:’, who a re n o t p la n ­
nin g to a tte n d the 192b s u m m e r 
school a r e asked to tu r n in th e i r 
th * 
reco rd o f work booklets to 
p*> 
fist!a r ’ office as soon a 

t h e j

courses do 
appeal to 
average w o r k e r because of 
academic n a t u r e o f the info rm a - Sealy r-mith I* o u nd atio n. 
tion. A rev ised extension c o u rs e 
must he w o rked 
i»cal to, a n d aid, the w orker. A fo r the building a re completed, he
tov r it ,
correspo nd en ce university co u rse I stated. 
architect, is w o r k in g on plans for
will never a ssist 
the home now. T he proposed new 
coping w ith hi* problem .”
building will d ouble - the p r e s e n t j 
T r a v e ! Di ncust ed 
capacity of th e home.

f o r the new n u rse s

o ut if it is to ap- 

IL L. M ute, 

th" w o rk e r 

C ontract 

in 

home will he let as soon as p la n s

fo r tours of 

A large Dart of the m orning s e s ­
sion was t a k e n up in a discussion 
of education thro u g h travel. T he 
extension association has sp o n s o r­
ed college t o u r s of Mexico 
a n d 
Europe and some of the fa u lts of 
to u r s were pointed out 
the past 
and 
discussed. E lm er P e te rs e n , 
dean of the* d e p a r tm e n t of e x t e n ­
sion of the U niversity of Colorado, j 
th e 
made a p le a 
United S ta te s. He pointed o u t th e 
need of such a tour, art*! the e d u ­
cation t h a t could he gained fro m 
such a trip . Dean Pe terse n h a s 
made a ro und-the-w orld 
l r ip,am i j 
spoke on th e subject of both local I 
and fo reig n 
college to u r *. T h e 
chief m ista k e of fo rm e r to u rs w as I 
o f 
th* e x tre m e ly largo n u m b e r 
stu den t- th at made the trips. 
It! 
was decided t h a t the Im*mix*r(hip ■ 
of fu tu re t o u r s would he limited 
g r o u p
in o r d e r t h a t th e 
receive m ore specific U n ­

entire 

In addition to c o n fe rrin g w ith 
Dc. Randall, Mr. UaiUnpi a tte n d e d 
to business in connection with r e - j 
pairs on the pre **nt oui ms’ home, 
inspected (lie 
heating p la n t, a n d re. ole a g e n e ra l 
urvey ■ ■ c o n d itio n s a t the Medi­
cal School.

le c e td ly 

instal* df 

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MEMORIAL DAY 
RITES HELD ON
CAMPUS MAY 26

B and an d G o v ern o r’s 
Guardi t o A p p e a r 
F o r P ro g ram

C o n n e l l o f A l p i n e , M a u - 1‘Tai f a c u l t y o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y a n d

t h a t body 

u c s d a y

in 

and 

A “ dutch t r e a t ” alumni 

lunch­
eon w ill he held a i the University 
C a f e te r ia at noon, 
the 
evening a barb e c u e , a t which fac­
ulty m em bers who have been con-
n e tte d with 
years or longer will be tho honor j 
guests, will be held on the c a m ­
pus, The f e a tu r e of this occasion I 
will he the induction of the s e n ­
iors of 1929 into the association.;
S p e c i a l S e r v i c e *

the U niversity 

S un d a y m orning, special s e r ­
vices will he held at all chu rches 
the U n iversity com m unity fo r 
J in 
I the seniors and alum ni. The bac- 
i ca la u re a tc exercises fo r the 1929 
oui ors will be held a t the T ex a s 
Memorial S tadium on Sunday e v e n ­
ing, with the Rev. William S ta te s 
Jacobs, p a s to r of the F irst P r e s ­
by terian C hurch o f Houston, deliv 
i ©ring the b a c c a la u re a te serm on. 

C om m en cem en t exercises will be 
held at the S ta d iu m Monday e v e n - 1 
ing, when P r e s i d e n t IL Y. Bene-j 
dict will c o n f e r d eg re es on some 
six hun dred stu d e n ts.
 

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NEW PRESENT DAY 
MEMBERS ELECTED

f o r 

1929-30 w e r e
Officers 
elected and 
installed a t the n>g-
u la r m e e tin g of P re se n t Day Club
T u esd ay at 
the U n iversity C afe- 
t <ria.

following officers were 
ele c te d : Preside ut, L au ra G race
vice pre sid e n t, Lorena
H u n te r ; 
se c re ta ry . 
D ru m m o n d ; 
F a n n ie
Mae N ov it; 
t r e a s u r e r , Frank©
Thom p son ; p a rlia m e n ta ria n , Ma-

Mr. Dohie e ndo rse s th** hill th a t 
w as up before th e re g u la r session 
o f th e l e g is la t u r e to a p p ro p ria te 
m on ey fo r a m useum . The bill 
w as passed by the S e n a te h u t was 
n o t acted on by th e House. Gov­
e r n o r Dan Moody h as not placed 
special
tho m easure be fo re 

the 

25 cession to date. 

of 
Mi . M a rth a C a n d ler C i s 
Austin, Anna Mari** U n r o l l 
of 
G a l v e s t o n , J a m e s Blaine Christ 
nor of Weslaco, M rn. A lberta
Green f lack of Gainesville, Wil­
b u r Bli ss 
H n « C ummins of T a f t, C h a r l e i L ' U p t e d by 
E d w i n D a v i s o f H u b b a r d , Mr s . I a ! ! " m o o n .
I o l a McGuire Devin of 
M a r g a r e t Louise Downs of Tem- 
pie. J u lia 
coln, 
D n nuy of Portales, N, M.

Illinois,

individual 

in s tr u c to rs 

Irregularities 
In V o tin g

STUDENT BODY 
NOT TO H E A R 
BELL, P A Y N E

J a m e s Milton Edda of Heiden- 
heim er, Mrs. Alice Grfiy Furnish 
of Denton. Thom as B urke Calla 
I h er of L ilias, S arah Sam G ray of 
Dallas, Il*4en Green of C am eron , 
J a n ie May Joh nso n G r e e r of 
Mi 
! A ustin, Lewis Edw in H ahn 
of 
Swenson, W illiam T a r r a n t H a n ­
c o c k, J r ., of H o u s t o n , H orace
Ja m e s 
H ouston Hoyt o f L ufkin, 
- S teps T a k e n to P revent E r n e s t J a c k on of D enton, Mr *.
Kat*- Miller Joh nso n of W aelder.
I 
o f T h r . i k - j 

Tulia,! Names of the c a n d id a te s for the 
bachelor d e g re es w ere read and 
Angelina Drake of U n - te m po rarily ap p ro v ed . Dr W. J.
William E v e r e tt B attle gave a re p o rt on the or-
ganization of the G r a d u a te School, 
The new r e g u la tio n s on ex am i­
nation;? a r e qu ite d if f e r e n t from 
system 
the old honor 
those of 
abolished 
it wa? indi­
tin , y e a r, 
cated. Th*- new plan provides t h a t 
the 
shall 
supervise and be responsible fo r 
the c o n du cting of examinations? in 
their respective classes. The in* 
st i tu tor 
or th e ir re p re se n ta tiv es 
shall rem ain in th e room and take
such m easures a s shall insure an 
e x a m in a tio n . a n d minimize
m ort..,.. Mam... Klett. o f Jo h n s o n thc te m p ta tio n s ami o p p o r ta n .t.e s 
City, Jo h n T hom as I,..per, J r.. o f I f o r c h e a tin g a ro o n ? th e stud ents,
Jacksonville. M ary Louise M r - 1 sccordm ? to th e ru le s ado pted .
D a m ,! of A u ,tin, J.,hn Roy Mc- i 
(.©more of A ustin, Maude Louise
M addox o f Ansi in. L a u r a E le a n o r 
Mark? of Austin, Basil E a rl Mas­
te rs of Paris, rMs. G ladys Spann D O D D W I L L . A D D R E S S
M a tthe w s of A ustin, Jo h n Fro 
rrmnt Mead of P e r ry to n , 
William
Miles of Son Angelo, VMiiiam 
G rad y Moor 
WU nm H a m e r Moor/* of Austin, 
I.ubbock,
Lillian Louise Nicholson o f Gal-
“ Th*- nine ballot boxes will he vest on, Gena Hatti*1 O r r o f Den* 
located 
as ton, Velma T e re sa Payne o f East.- 
th e y w ere fo r the re c e n t re g u la r land, R o b e rt L eroy P e u r if o y of 
! s p rin g 
of 
“ A s tu d e n t d ir e c to r y a nd a list W ashing to n, D, C , Mrs. Ethel
i 

No opportunity will ho 
provided Robert Payne and 
Spurgeon Bell, 
candidates 
for president of the Students* 
Association, to address 
the 
the
student body before 
special election of T hu rsd a y , May 
it was a n n o u n c e d bv Byron
l l , 

a<.t u a r i a i m a th e m a tic s 
of th e d e p a r tm e n t
ch airm an of th e d e p a r tm e n t 
m athem atics, will deliver a p a p e r) 
at the C a f e te r ia a t I o ’clock this 
W ednesday on “ How G re a t M ust)
a D ifference in Sizes or M e a s u r e - j 
monks Be 
I n d ic a te F < ntial 
D if f e r 'n e e s in th e Individuals o r 
P opu lation s M e a s u re d ,” He will < 

STATISTICAL GROUP
_______

r S helton, p re se n t p re s id e n t of the Kii<w NVls-.n 

j ^ d , profe sso r 
and
of 

j A ustin, J o h n Dewey P h e n ix 

, j ex am ination, rem ain in th e room,

lection.” Ukelton said, 

T u rn to P age 5, Col. 2

Students* Association. 

of A ustin, M f s . | of 

*"«•«»* * « U . ' h . ™ * 

A lma Dexta K in? 

the same places 

, )r K, |warfl L _ 

______ 

Susan J 

______

t h e ) 

o f 

to 

in 

o f new s tu d e n ts is to be placed a t 
e a c h box 
and the name of each 
pi i son will be s tru c k o u t as he

MeCaJeb Raigorodsky 
of Tulsa, gpeak b e fo rc th e A ustin c h a p te r 
O klahom a, Randle Ridley of P a n s, I <(f th<J Ami.r l , an S ta tistica l Asse-1 
O tto Charles Rode of Caldwell, j c ia tk m of w hich c h a p te r he 

is

s i * - 
rn clit 
day

acco rd in g to an a n n o u n c e - ; mTrht 
m a d e a t 

the office 

T u e s- fo rm atio n , he po in ted ©vt,

S tu d e n ts a tte n d in g th e s u m m e r !

j A. M. H a rd in g , direct or o f th. 
d e p a r tm e n t o f extension a t 
th e 
pre* j University o f Arkansas, spoke to 
session will he required to 
conv(“n t ion on the use of the
s e n t th e ir hooklets in r e g is te r in g 
f o r courses, and will be allowed radio in 
extension work.
to file th e ir re c o rd s with th e r e g ! ^ r * H a r d in g give. a tai*, on a, - 
is tr a r following re g istra tio n . O th- *ronom ^ *ac’h week over a c h a m of 
In his talk, “ W hat
or wise 
given to th e r e g is tra r b e f o r e th e l f H ‘lv® in th e Sk* Fonight, he 
com pletion of this s e m e s te r ’s final Uui^ 
in te l est the layman in the 
practical side of astronom y. 
“ De*
e x a m in a tio n s. 
; part merits o f extension may have
tim 
!a universal 

the g rade books m u s t b e: 

0_________ 

Cations.. 

 

appeal th ro u g h 
radio,” Mr. H a rd in g declared.

F IC H T E N B A U M T A K E S T R IP 

Max Fich tc n b a u m , assistant, to 

The a f te r n o o n session w as ta k e n 
the re g is tr a r , re tu rn e d to his of- up by c o m m itte e meetings. T he
lic e S a tu r d a y from a w e e k ’s fish ­
ing tr ip on Devil’s River.

co m m ittees will deliver th e ir 

T u rn to P a g e C, Col. I

A Bird’s-Eye View

B y t h e C a m p u s B u x x a r d

FLO Y MOHRE, newly o u t o f a | tow ard M c’s, m ost c e rta in ly

a l e t t e r f r o m I a n o th er h o u r 's g iin d with 

ty p in g class, reads 
the Pension Bureau. N o th in g bad
a b o u t t h a t — alm ost a n y b o d y would BUBBA C R O W D E R e n gaged 
lik«* to have one. 

H A R W O O D P H IL L IP S

boy A M B R O SE .

in 
some

in 

The 

The annual Memorial Day
services sponsored by the 
co-operation of all the U ni­
versity churches will he held 
Sunday night. May 26, at 8 
the University 
o’clock 
Open Air T h e a t e r , At a m e eting 
of the U n iv e rsity Ministerial As­
sociation it wk. unanim ously v oted
t h a t all U n iv e rsity churches p a r t ie- fop, G ray Howell.
[pate in th e jo in t service. T he oh 
sorvanee o f M em orial Day is on 
a nnual a f f a i r on the cam pus a n d 
is the U n iv e rsity 's trib u te to tho se 
r< ‘ who lost th e i r lives in the W orld 
I W a r and t" th o s e who h ave r e n ­
t h e i r 

dered p a tr io tic services to 
co un try in o t h e r conflicts.

A p re c e d e n t was 

when 
new 
th e club elected 16 
m em bers. H e re to fo re , m em bers 
have been ele c ted in the fall te r m
f n jy 

estab lish ed v o **s to P rev en t use of fictitious E r m a Simmons o f A ustin, Eliza-
i names. The lists a r e to be checked b e f b Sledge of A ustin, M a ry R uth 
prohibit S plaw n of Austin, Ralph W rig h t;

to 

a g a in s t each o th e r 
p lu ra l voting.

ballot- 
8 to I
.. ,
W e a v e r, N a d in e W a lto n , R(,wl. „ , .o Hock a , usual, a n d th a t the Imllot

S te e n o f Clyde. Edw ard S te e r e of j w|jj bi. tbc ja s t m e e t i n g o f 
A ustin, Richard Rollin S t e nberg : 
o f A u stin , Ja m e s J. S teph en of 
Stephenville, William O ran S u ite r
will consist of o n ly th e nam es o f o f Dallas, Irm a S urbeck of Walla 

Tfcow « le c tid w ere: D a v i l l a U ^ 

a re made
(* p Simmons, s e c re ta ry of

Skelton explained 

h* * > "« ‘ " J * . 

t h a t

, 

At t b c *
be e l e c t s 

m eetin g th** officers will I t h o s c h o l a s t i c y e a r w H i

f o r n e x t year, as fehi 

f o r
t h e I t h e entire s t u d e n t b o d y OI 
year. The m e e tin g will he open I t h e d e p a r t m e n t o f ^ r o h i t e t - 
to all who wish to a tte n d , provided j tu ft* v S a t u r r i a . w i t 6 I o u O ClOCK
luncheon re s erv a tio n s 

a w a r d e d a f a 

b a n q u e t 

at the Driskili Hotel.
T he A m erican 

I n s t itu te 

j Walla, W ashington. 

I the* c h a p te r, it, w as announced,

Clark, F lo re n c e W eym outh. Es-
The c o m m itte e in charge of ar-1 th o r Lynn, I©na G alatzan, J o s b en j th<‘ tw<* p r u d e n t i a l a s p ira n ts 

range m ent a s appointed by P r ^ 
ident Bon,-dict. 
i 
M ajor S. N. F.kdahL 

composed 

- — Professor J, W. Ramsey, Mrs. Belle Joss, Agnes Williams, Mrs. a,t^ ru5,'f for 
fo r! Charles Jo e Moore, the Rev. Bas- Ama Thomas, and Lillian Novit. 

‘ 
play- com W a tts, a n d Ralph Pickier. A t;
j a * m eetirig o f tho com m ittee held , will be held a t a special m e e tin g 
a n d Tuesday a f t e r n o o n program plans of th e club at th e home of I ,o- {
re n a D ru m m ond, 903 W est 20 1-2;

were f o r m u la te d .

Initiatio n 

f o r 

| L ockhart, C h ristin e Ellis, A nne I v™} N e tz e r is c h a irm a n of th e 

Karl Aulick T a y lo r o f Brown-
of E lliott, A n to in e tte Kuehne, U l - ; ^ r n m H t c e ap po in ted by the S to - wood, Virginia T h e re sa T e rre ll bf

c h a irm a n . | u a n Rice, Mary J o Rice, Beulah d <*ntK Assembly to d ra w up plans -S en A ntonio, William E d w a rd Tid

j 

<>!‘ rhon- 

new members ^ 

hc b e l i o n I hursday was c a l-
vote 
race
*

well of Caldwell, Else T ro nckm ann 
o f Austin. Lois Baird T rice 
of J 
Austin. M a rg a re t Felice T rip p e t 
o f Hillsboro, C harles W atson 
V ickery o f Dallas, T h u r s to n Wells j 
of F e n tre ss, Mrs. M a r g a r e t Ethel j 
W est W eaver of Ban Antonio,) 
H a n s W inkler of A ustin, Clarence 
E lm er W itherspoon 
o f Bellview, 
N. M., Mrs. Ada W illiams Wood-) 
w ard of Stephenville, a n d Mrs. i 
M attie Lloyd W ooten of A tlanta, 
M aster of science: F ra n c e s Ray;
o f her home in F o r t Stockton M on-] m ake th e ir a pplications T h u r s d a y ; Gillum of Elgin, and M a r y E rnes-

on 
th e
of U n iv e rsity ] tish Rite D orm itory, was called to | s u m m e r session a r e requested to

ST U D E N T C A L LE D HOM E 
Mildred Bibl, a senior in 

a re su lt o f the tie 
*n 

----------
S tudent* wishing 

resides at S c o t - ; T h e Daily T ex an

g U M M E R T E X A N A I D

to work 
d u rin g 

U n iv ersity who 

presiden la

the ; 

7*

j 

Iii a c c o rd a n ce with past c u s to m ; S tre e t, T u e sd a y evening, May 21,J jy j jj j p p A S K S F O R 
W ILMA GIBSON, who im pedes soft o f p a r t y on which th e f o r m e r ! the 
, 

Rand wil. fu rn is h a! a t 7 o'clock. 

’ an hilarious discussion of 

the B u z z a rd ’s progress on a cam- seems to have figured as a b lu e s ; p a r t o f the music. O th e r f e a t u r e s I 
pus drive. ** 

singer o f g r e a t ability. 

J A N E O L IV E R e yeing th e L i - 1 R U PE R T H A R K R ID E R (w e re- first public 

b r a r y w ith distaste, b u t 

fin a lly j grot th " n u m e ro u s m e n tion s 

in with the a ir o f one w ho; him) display in g with c h e s ty p rid e I composed e n tir e ly

o f the p r o g r a m will include 
a p p e a ra n c e o f 

th**
th e ) 
of G overnor's G u a r d , a cavalry u n it 

disposing o f a n e c e ssa ry evil. 
A jm dis]
A s n a tc h of c a m p u s converso- j in the sw im m ing meet. 
A :

j a gold m edal won several days ago students u n d e r th e com m and 

Marcus
tio n : “ I t ’ll be a good one when 
we th r o w it, but not until after I to notice the A r a r jag head d ress ■ re pre se n te d UA its drum and b ugle was in s ta n tly killed when he fell J Kay Miller, e d ito r of the 1929-30 Llewellyn Arnold of San Marcos, 
I L u dw ig Wilhelm Blau of A ustin,!
fin a ls.” 
Fan! Boner o f A ustin,;

(of DOG L E T ZEH J UH, blam ed on corps in ffU Uniform. The Legion 1 from a telep hon e pole. Miss Bihl Daily T exan. 

I Captain Boggs. T he Travis P o s t | day a fte r n o o n on account of 
The B u z z a r d could h ardly f a ll o f the A m eric a n Legion will h o ; d e a th of h e r small b ro th e r who 120 B, Had, acco rd in g 

P o r t A r - ‘ deep dive a t B a rto n ’s last S a tu r - j will also su p p ly a color escort an d 
P o r t Ar-1 deep dive a t B a rto n ’s last S a tu r - 

the and I richly o f th is week in room : tin** Goldman of Austin,

to Wnf, j D octor o f Philosophy: 

IM H O FF, 

B E T T Y 

is expected to r e t u r n this w eek-; No sum m er sta f f a p p o in tm e n ts; C buries 
end.

have yet been made.

Turn to Page 8, Col, 6

t b u r ’s b lue b on ne t belle, t r u d g i n g ! day,

guard.

Exam S chedule to 
A p p e a r in T e x a n 
Thursday M orning

The long-aw aited 

a n d a n x ­
iously a n tic ip a te d e xam ination 
schedule will be r e a d y fo r p u b ­
in T h e Daily Texan 
lication 
T h ursd ay , acco rding to an a n ­
no un c e m en t fro m 
th e Regis­
t r a r ’s office.

The delayed a p p ea ra n ce of 
schedule, which usually 
the 
comes o ut a t lea st a week b e ­
fore dead w eek, brought a d d i­
tional worry to s tu d e n ts " a n x ­
ious” fo r the bad news.

F in al ex a m in a tio n s will s ta r t 

May 24, and will end May 31.

in 

s tu d e n t 

A rchitects aw a rd s a medal to tint 
(senior 
a r c h ite c tu re 
having the high est scholastic a v e r ­
age f o r his fo u r y e a r s ’ work, a n d 
the m edal will be p resen ted a t th e 
b a n q u e t alo n g with honors a w a r d ­
ed iii design a n d o th e r courses.

S tu d e n ts o f the d e p a rtm e n t ar© 
m a k in g th e p rogram s, and special 
tick ets a r e be in g printed. H aro ld 
E. lessen, p r e sid e n t of the A rchi­
th a t 
te c tu r e Association, stated 
the s tu d e n ts o f the d e p a rtm e n t aro 
the p re p ara tio ns, 
e n th u s ia s tic 
a nd t h a t practically 
stu ­
every 
is planning to a t ­
d e n t enrolled 
last social fun c tio n o f 
th e 
te n d 
the y e a r for th e departm en t.

in 

A n r -.<**-»m is being planned I o f 
th e e v e n i n g , Jensen said, sum! imv» 
sic will be furnished by th e Read 
M u sk Company. T ickets tm 
affair a ra being sold by 
o f th e department*

the

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

W EDNESDAY, MAY 15, 192*.

UMPS PICK ALL-INTRAMURAL BASEBALL NINES

PONIES SPLIT TWIN BILL WITH 
SPORT
TALK

Rode, Cantrell Baseball Results
Name Clubs 
For Three
Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at New York, rain.

P ittsburgh at Brooklyn, rain.

•St, I/>ui* at Philadelphia, rain.

RAILTO N

rn f, v * ** 

T g# x 

i f

HUGHES

COP FIRST
Hughes to Get 
Norris Trophy
Before Game 
Today

First Game Was 
Under Protest 
After Sixth 
Inning 

j

Special *o Th' If ady Tttrmn.

COLLEGE STA TIO N, May IL 
— It took Tom m ie Mills, Aggie-] 
right-handed ace, to put the Ca- I 
dets in the win colum n here t h is 1 
afternoon, a fte r Lyles, Pony slow ' 
pall artist, had b ested Pete Wendt, 
A ggie southpaw ace, In the Cr st 

; gam e of the double-header.

The Aggies w ere mystified by 
] Lyles’ slow or; * in the first game, 
j -*nd the Pony hurler copped a 3-2 
decision from P e te Wendt, who 
; mopped his first gam e or Hie sea­

son. Lyles wa* 

'‘right” tic.* af- J 
I Ie m oon, his flo a te r s were cutting I 
up plenty, and he deserved to win.
Tommie M ills, C adet ace, -topped 
I the Ponies w ith two Plows in the i 
fecund gam e, w hile 
the Aggies j 
touched D iffe y and Lyles for six] 
blows and thre<* counters to win, 
3-0. D iffey, who has been suf-j 
feeing with a sore arm for several 
weeks, was 
off the 
mound in the second frame of t h e ! 
nightcap, and L yles returned to J 
the hillock to hold the Cadets in 
check for the r e st o f the way.

ham m ered 

As a result o f their split with j 
I the Ponies, th e A ggies are out of 

the 1929 con feren ce race.

inning when 

The first gam e, a thrilling pitch*! 
cts’ battle, was played under pro- j 
test after the sixth 
Umpire Cawthon sen t Mershon to I 
third, after B ray, Aggie 
right 
fielder, attem pter! to stop his haul 
hit liner by throw ing his glove at 
it. A ruling from Dr. J). A. Pen-! 
irk, president o f the conference. 
is expected ton igh t, and should it 
be in favor o f the Aggies, it. 
is 
likely that a third game will be 
plaved here W ednesday afternoon.

Score by in n in gs;

R
OOO 102 0 —3 
OOO I IO 0— 2 
D ry e; Wendt

E

and

H E
2 
2 
. OOO OOO Ii
020 1000 0 
0 
I
D iffey, Lyles and Drye; Mills and 
Harris.

R
0
3

The 

tennis 

con feren ce 

<>ut an undue am ount of trouble.
stars 
will play on the best college court 
in the country when they start 
their tourney on Penick Courts, 
and the tennis will be the best o f­
fered Texas fan s for the present 
year.

CO M M EN TS
by Cap

* 

* 

*

You d on ’t have 
• • «
to call a special 
• 
• *
election to
* * *
select the kind

* * •

of sw im suit

• * *

you w an t 
• ♦ •
because G & M 

• * *

suit* are so

popular they

* * *

are elected without

* 

* * 

*

opposition.

* * *

c. & s.
704 Congress

E v e r y t h i n g 

f o r 

t h e At hl e t e

Bouton
Chicago
Cantrell, Cooney a n d

Bob Cantrell. Spohrer; Malone and Gonzales, 

j By BOB CANTRELL
TEXAS SPORTS LM TOK

CONFERENCE STANDING

P
Texas ....
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T. C. U.
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600
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Y E ST E R D A Y S RESULTS
A. & M. 2*3, S. M U. 3-0.

TODAY S CAMES

Rice vs, Texas.

George Terry, principal of Ol­
ton High School, tailed out 
at­
tention to a Hight mistake made 
in the colum ns o f The Texan in 
regard to the state high school 
track meet sin which we said Carl 
Hooper, who won the high hur­
dles war 
from Alton, Hooper 
hails from Olton, We are glad 
to make this correction, and any 
o f you who were wondering where 
in the world Alton trot such 
a 
flood hurdler may now rest easy, 
and know that Olton 
honor.

feta 

Selections for an all-intramural 
baseball team have been made by
tw o umpires who worked 
the 
flame" regularly, 
sports editor of The Daily Texan, 
and Otto Rode, who saw service 
in a majority of the flames, made 
the selection*.

engineer* made 

Only one man o f th# University 
champion 
the 
mythical nine, white only two of 
the Deke team, ninner-up, were 
•'elected. The position* were filled 
for the most part by men from 
the team* who won the individual 
leagues.

(U K E ), 

Brown 
Kheinstein 

By BOB CANTRELL 
Texan Sprrt* Editor 
FRATERNITY 
Gamble (Delta T a u ), first base;
base;
third 
(D elta 
'bane; Reagan (Sigm a C h i), short­
stop; Caraway I Delta Theta P hi), 
left field? K elley 
(D elta C hi), 
center field; P ickett (B eta Theta
P i), right field; B ed w ell (D R E ), 

second 

('h i), 

AMERICAN LEAGUE
N ew York at Cleveland, rain.

Philadelphia 
D etroit 

.. 

R II E
IO 13
2
8 14
0

R H E
6 l l
Chirag** 
0
0
Bouton 
2
5
W eiland and Grouse; Russell, 
M.
Gaston and Berry,

W ashington 
St. Louis 

....... 

R H E
9 13
2
.. 7 11
0

TEXAS LEAGUE

R H E
9 l l
2
5 14
4
and Grouch; Caldwell, 

W ichita F alls 
Waco 
Payne 
T h u r m a n and Heath.

„ 

the ! catcher; I^ary 

(D R E ), pitcher.

DEPARTM ENTAL
first 
( E n g ) , 

Todd 

already 

the ker 

Driscoll 

worry of 

l o w that the 

Dalta* 
Beaum ont

13*29 fo o tb a ll1 center 

started B. A ), left field; Bradley (I^aw), j Robertson.

base;
(l4 tw ), second base; Wal­
(E n g .), third base; Bobbitt

R H E
5
7
3
2
6 
2 
track Mason is over, Coach Clyde! (L a w ), short stop; Ponsford (B. Tauschcr and Hanley; Burn* and 
Littlefield 
ha* 
planning for the 
(E n g .), 
season. He was looking over his right field; W oodruff (E n g ), cat- 
diagrams o f plays yesterday a ft-I cher; Schmidt (E n g ), pitcher. 
ernoon and w as wondering just 
how they would work against his 
Opponents. 
It seem* that L ittle­
field is gettin g playful now that 
he hasn't any great worries, and
was having a big time with his j stop; Ponsford 
old charge* and the writer in his field; Schmidt 
office yesterday afternoon.

(D elta Tau D elta), 
first base; Brown (D R E ), second 
base; Rheinstein 
(D elta C hi), 
third base; Bobbitt (I#aw), short-
left 
center
(B eta Theta P i),

H o u s to n 
Houston 
Shreveport 
Lindsey and P u n k ; Estrada, 
Owens, A. Williamson and Tobin.

0
San Antonio 
Fort Worth 
3
Me*singer and Meyers; DeVariey,

R H E |
9 
7 
5 
0 

11 
,f
4 IO 
4 IO
I B I

ALL-UNIVERSITY 

field; Ridings 

(B B. A .), 

(E n g ,), 

Gamble 

'n....

E
I

field; Pickett 
right field; W oodruff 

( E n g .) ,! Fhillip* arid Baker.

slated 

Johnmt* Railton, 
today's 

to 
start 
opener 
again -I the Owls. Railton's lik e ­
ly opponent 
port- 
sider, Keith by name.

is another 

series’ 

Plans R e a d y 
For Loop Net 
Meet Here 
J Days

| First game— 
M. I 
A. & M.
Lyles and 
Lackey.
Plans were going forward < ip 
Second gam e—-
annua 
for 
S. M. U 
t e n n is ! A. & M. 

idly yesterday 
the 
Southwestern Conference

Pap Perkins and W alter Howe b atcher; l^ ary (D R E ), pitcher, 

a 

got 

they 

no m atter what 
L ittlefield 

By OTTO RODE
ALL-UNIVERSITY 

don't believi 
in beating each oth­
er. These tw o high jumpers tied 
good 
every tim e 
rhnnce, 
the 
to 
height. 
take one o f them to the national
m eet, and has told them to jump I b»«*; Bobbitt (L a w ), short stop; 
it off to see who'll go. 
tic, they'll flip a 
ter insists 
gambling.

coin. and Wal- F***ld; Schmidt 

l f they;; Pickett (B eta T heta 

K e ll,, U M I . C h i), fir*! 

Brown 
Rheinstein 

second 
( h i), 

never lucky at 

field; Adkins 

(EC, A ), 

(D R E ), 

(E n g .), 

intends 

centare 

he wa* 

(D elta 

P i), 

field; Voyles (D elta Theta P hi), 
catcher; Leary (D R E ), pitcher. 

We 

overheard 

an 

argum ent

IN DEPEN DEN T

yesterday afternoon a* to the hit-! N . Burton (1X3, A ), first base; 
second base; 
ting abilities o f Rhoads and Lefty *H»nieH 
Browning. We agree with 
third base; 
youngster who was m aintaining Garza (N ew m an), short stop; Ross 
left field ; Adkins 
that theme tw o Steer* hadn't been 
(N ew m an), 
field; Fuller 
hitting as they should. Dusty un- 
(UC, A ), 
limbered som e great blows on the 
( Fat . ) , right field; H. Heiman 
road trip, and has been hitting: C af*)* pitcher; Maid* (N ew m an), 
them pretty lustily in the batting catcher.

the Lpvinggood (C a f,), 

(LG, A ), 

center 

INDOOR BASEBALL 
TITLE GAME TODAY

b«w ; 1 1 1 L E u A M E I U D A I I »<tf continues 
base; 
third 

) J * V T | r pi a i i p T A | \ A l f meet which begins here Thursday
through Saturday
afternoon, and everything will hi
in readiness by this afternoon in
a U happened this way, w LiL ] anticipation of the opening match

left workmen 

for 
<‘on,PO,|y *r*Ttf j»ilmjc up 

the 

construction eg Thursday.

right 3n'1 erecting temporary structure.*; f erence team to 

lumber With victories over every con
their credit, the
* *r? ur$ them !* Preparation for | stper# are favored to walk through
he Auditorium •(.ym nasium , four th(. me, t w ,thout , bit „ f , r,,ubl(. 
tea m , o f 
b(lth , hp sio(,1(,s and doub|c6 
plajrod o f f tw o gam es o f sem i-final | t h |c , Till. 
a fter­
indoor baseball yesterday 
noon on a very muddy outdoor 
field.

will come from Hess of Rice, who
is rated as the best singles playei 
in the conference outside of 
the 
Steer entries.

tbinly-clo.l 

freehm er 

, ,u l, . st

t„ 

On the north field, Section OLT. 
slipped and slithered to a 9-6 vic­
tory over Section O U , with L. T. 
Bellm ont, men's physical training 
director, presiding a* umpire.

1 

, 

■ 

. , 

'v‘"‘k- 

is I Brown 

m o o n thi" * “ » 

The picking of an all-confer-

FRATERNITY
K elley (D elta Chi), first ha*#;

A slugfest on the south diamond 
betw een Sections 01.2 and 01.3, 
in which the former 
line did the 
most slugging, ended when Um ­
pire Roy McLean called the game
the
in 
field ;) w o re was 31-8. This afternoon,
(B eta Theta P i), center j starting at 4 o'clock, the cham-
fieh}; ( araw*y (D elta Theta P h i) ,’! pionship fracas will be staged be-
B and 2, wiunur,

third
Th*, e ------ * Porter (S A E ), short stop; 

n e t baseball club for 192!) 
going to be an easy job stave for | ^
position. There
the short <dop 
jah’t a single outstanding short
field er 
„ r > 
K.;°d_ tucond web.-, rn,> b» »h,ft- rj((ht f l e M . L , . J r y (I>KE) pjtcher; t w , e n 
cd over to that position. Hopkins 
o f Texas has played at that posi­
tion, but he hasn't been worth 
gettin g excited over.

‘ " Seale (Delta C hi), 
f 

Voyles (D elta Theta P h i), catcher, j o f the sem i-final*. 

""'ond
(D elta C h i), 

DEPARTM ENTAL

Rh einstein
.

inning when 

the eighth 

(WCE)* 

(P ick ett 

in the 

loop, 

Danny Allitoch of s
beat receiver in th e !_________ __________________________

short 

Todd (L a w ), second base; Bland j center field ; 
(B . B. A .), third b ate; Bobbitt ] right 
stop; 
(L a w ), 

port - ford (B. B. A ,), first base;] (E n g ,), left field; Manes ( E n g ) , 
(P h ar.), 
(E n g !)’ 
Ridings catcher; Schm idt (E n g .), pitcher.
 

fie ld ; W oodruff 

Stew art 

They say 
Ilk * I* the 
conference. We Haven't 

seen' 

left 

and

...

~ 

 

LEO B A L D W I N TO COACH A T 

COTULLA HIGH N E X T Y E A R

B eikeley Bell and Bruce Barnes 
will be th** tw o outstanding men 
in the m eet, arui should fortune.- 
of the draw tiring th* m together 
in the final,-", tennis fans will get 
a chance to fe e some of the best 
tennis o ffered them this season. 
These sam e youngsters will 
he 
paired in the doubles, and will be 
expected to cop that event with-

Special

SA L E

Fiction

$ 1.00

Value* to $5.00

Molly AND ME’
TALK ING —

SINGING!

T E X A S BC C t , 

T H T I I

"5 Per Cent Rebele"

J?*"
I
I

isrn

• 

sin ce th* 

j-r? a t ’ 
opening o f Mw ( f u o h, but hr util!' Bl* 
lack* being all-conference mate- 
ria l He should be a wonder 
3930. 

, 'TO B* ldwl“' 

thr»«-y*«r|
letter man. will coach at Cotulla
in High School beginning in Septem- ]
ber. Baldwin lettered in fo o tb a ll,; I

n 

^

' 

 - 

basketball, and track while in the

j u s t across Speedway; discus

Doc Wkfcgft is keeping an eye University, and completed his ca­
on the progress being made on reer thi- spring when he shatter­
the 
e d conrtf.jction of the new gym- ®d the conference record in 
Barnum 
from 7, Hall. Doc ha* seen every 
Baldwin entered Texas in the 
building on the cate pus. save B. Ll«! of 1924, after having made 
Hall and the Main Building 
go] one of the greatest record* ever
Up. and now he'* w aiting to see 
the shacks leave.

made by a high school track star | 
while a student at W ichita Falls, >
In the spring of 1924 he won 

the!
Neal Baker, former Steer m e. Date meet for Wichita Palls sin g le -j
he handed.

jp m * the Cats some of what 
W l to gyve Southwestern Con- Baldwin was one o f 
in the South-; 
faraise* clubs Monday afternoon b an d in g athlete* 
when he hem. them in 12 innings, western Conference 
during his] 
Baker went the route, and was sophomore and junior years, but 
j Y*ar before last he was handi-
going strong at the end. 
capped by injuries, and was out

the out- j

_______ 

—— ---- 

a 

team 

b«in? 

first p la c e s; 

Perseverance wins every tim e, 

he entire *ea*on. This past year ; 
track,!
track

he lettered in football and 

George Marsh, who ha* been 
perskURt 
for 
liv e r 
o s the Steer track 
ever
eince we cats remember, baa at 
la it ewers rewarded, 
The c u r ly -; 
headed Valley bai 
bi*! hal1 team u 5and a c«»ching job, 
first Varsity letter Monday night 8* Ramm,n* Rufus King, captain 
recommended ^ th€ ^ a*»pion*, in to coach at 
wfee® 
bim im a setter, and the council' ^
•-oLefeed” lf. 

t h e second member
t-h* 1928 championship foot-]

-------------- «*--------------

,.B a ! d w i n 
ojT 

of the 1929 

Lilt let teld 

received 

' 

p*jW-.#ofll, rn go** th* Yank*, elected at the m eeting o f 

P E CLUB ELECTS
S Officers for J929-2$ will bel
the
that) Physical Education Club tonight
It look at lh# achievements at I o'clock in room 172 a? the

Wtm'.y ho doubt 

Y o rk e rs fid s * e a v m . [ M a;t; B u d d in g . 

. 

, 

1

{Jr—mi 

Syndic*»t

FR ESH M A N H. E .’S 

TO H O N O R SENIO RS

The freshm an food class o f the 
home econom ics departm ent will 
hold a banquet honoring th e sen-
iers of the departm ent this W ed­
nesday evening at 6:30 o’clock, 
Plans arr being made for serv ­
ing the dinner in the “p atio” be­
two home econom ics 
tween 
the 
buildings. The schem e fo r 
decorations w ill carry out 
the 
phrase “farm er in the d ell.”

the 

POLITICAL SCIENCE 

G R O U P ELECTS FIV E

Pi Sigm a Alpha, honorary p olit­
l ienee fraternity, m et Mon­
ical 
day afternoon and 
the 
fi Rowing new m em bers: L uther
Jackson, Carl 
Hudson, Vivian 
I hogan, 
and 
Tallant, 
S. 
Charles IL W hitlow,

elected 

J. 

Thurlow B. Weed
FUNERAL HOME 
AMBULANCE

/

T h e w in n e r of the N o rris T r o ­
phy, T om m ie H ughes, will make 
His f i r s t public a p p e a ra n ce rir.ee 
this a fte rn o o n 
his rise to fame 
when B y ro n Skelton, r e tir in g p re s­
id en t o f th e S tu d e n ts ' A seriatio n, 
present* Hughes with th e tro p h y 
prior to the b egin n in g of t o d a y ’s 
game w ith th o Rice Owl!.

H ughes b e a t Rill F o rd by 
t a r Nm title 

a 
of 
c a n t six vote 
m o d p o p u la r athlete* 
in Texas, 
en d the big S te e r c e n te r fie ld e r 
a n d foo tb all s ta r will receive 
the 
N o rris T ro p h y as a to k e n of lib 
victory.

Margoi ■ i Bridge
■j visited Miss IV 
a E a s tla n d d u r n

md Ada Mar­
t i n ’s p a re n ts 
I r e week-end

J C T
ti, a m ?

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,

W hile w e have lots of (hem, would suggest that you 
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[doing His Duty

By BEN DAVE ALLEN

 W EDNESDAY, MAY 15, IS!

D A I L Y T F V A » y

PERSONALS ' ORtlGON' b e a u t y

PAGE 3

LANIER SOCIETY TO 

INSTALL OFFICERS

Installation o f new officers o f
the S id n ey Lanier So ciety for the 
n e x t lon g session w ill be held this 
Wednesday afte rn o o n at 5 o’clock 
at the last m e e tin g of the year.

The new officers to be installed 
are: Alice Knippa, vice p resident; 
Olga Mans, se cr eta ry ; Mary Clare 
P etty, treasurer; and Mrs. Bur­
ro, it Pharr, critic.

Marion O id fa th er is in charge 

of the program com m ittee.

- o -

MOSLEY TO S T U D Y FLYING

in 1926, and 

Louis W. M osley of Lubbock, a 
graduate student 
in tho U niver­
sity, who received his bachelor of 
arts degree 
has 
in o been taking courses in m e­
chanical engineering, will leave in 
j September for Pasadena, Califor­
nia, w here he has been admitted to 
j (he acaena A leal 
th e 
| California Institute of Technology. 
Ii > will work toward a m aster’s 
in aeronautical engineer- 
the 

i ing. Mosley is residing at 

school o f 

degree 

Little Campus.

— -----------O---------------

Paul Minyan!, ex-stud en t from
spent M others’ Day 

Bren!,am, 

! 
; 

A f t e r C o l l e g e

and 

John 

\\ iiliam ^ v. ith his parents in Austin.

114 GRADUATES 

SEEK DEGREES

(C o n tin u e d from Page I ) .

Bertha K athleen 

Duncan 

o f I 

Wichita F alls, Erma May Gill of 
Austin, Benjam in Bee Harris o f 

D enton, Mrs. A nnie Sowell Irvine 
o f A ustin , Samuel Dale My res of 
Callus, E u g e n e Adam Paulin of 
San A n t o n io , Anna Irion P ow ell 
o f D en ton , Ruth P eyton Pre s.-ley 
o f A u stin , William T h om as Reid 
o f Roby, John Henderson R oberts 
of A ustin , 
Waller o f N orm an, O klahom a..

and John Lee R o y ! 

M aster o f business a d m in istra ­
tion: Joh n Lovejoy C o m e g v s 
o f 
M cK in ney, J e s s e Shelman Daniel 
o f B r o w n w o o d , John Henry Dysart 
o f C larksville, A rthur H enry lle r t j 
of Indianapolis, Indiana, A lbert 
F reem an H u gh es o f Austin, A lton 
J. P. L u c k e t t o f Austin, Alfred 
Oscar N ich o lso n of Sham rock, and 
Henry C h arles Slavik o f R un ge.

M aster o f ed u ca tio n : H iaw atha 

Crosslin o f W aco.

M aster o f scien ce 

in ch em ical 
e n g in e e r in g : William A aron C un­
ningham o f A ustin , Robert R ay­
mond D a b n e y o f Austin, F rank 
Paul 
Weldon Jensen o f A ustin , 
Raym ond Konz o f A ustin, R ich ­
ard E d w ard N ag le o f A ustin , 
A utrey I>. P otter o f A ustin , 
and 
Albert R aym on d Thom as o f Chico.
in civil e n ­
g in e e r in g : John Robert C oltharp 
of A u stin , John Arnold F o c h t of

M aster o f scien ce 

by W. A. A. and supported by tilt' 
d ep artm e n t o f p hysical 
train in g. 
Miss Edith B oys is facu lty advisor.
Members o f Orchesis p a r tic ip a t­
ing in the drama will b e: Miriam 
( ’oilier, president; Nedra N ew k irk , 
Arlys C herault, E lea n o r Frank, 
Fannie Levy, E lizabeth Eastland, 
Gertrude Adler. E lean or Bruce, 
Louise Buchwald, Mildred Caller.
Blanch Curtis, V irginia Curtis, 
Marjorie Kirsch, H a t tie Levy, 
Betty Lewis, Frances Lusk, Melba 
Matthews, Anita R ied esel, E ste lla 
Sacks, 
Lila Wilson, E lizab eth 
Baker Long, accom pan ist. Ethel 
Kickier and Rose (Ashman will as- 

I fist in the drama.

KIBLER A TTEN D S

EXTENSION MEET

Thom as L. Kibler, d ire cto r o f 
j the d ivision o f e x te n sio n of Ohio 
I S ta te U niversity, is the g u est of 
Dr. J. A F itzgerald, dean o f the 
School o f Bu sin ess A dm inistra- 
f . L. Click, a ssist­
ant dean o f the C ollege o f Arts 
and S cie n c es, and th e ir fa m ilies.

| tion, and Dr. 

Mr. Kibler is a tte n d in g the fou r­
the 
teenth annual c o n fe r e n c e o f 
N ational U niversity E x te n sio n A s­
sociation, and spoke on “ A Cri­
tique on 
.Methods o f B u ild in g up 
C lass E n r o llm e n t ” T u e s d a y a fter- 
’ noon.

R O G E R S ’ T R IA L 

11 ELD IN L A G R A N G E

is now 

Mrs. R eb ecca B radley Rogers, a 
I form er stu d e n t in the U n iversity, 
in La Grange,
I charged with the robbery o f the 
Farm ers' N a tion a l Bank o f Buda 
in 1927.

on trial 

Mrs. Rogers* husband, Otis Rog­
ers, also a fo rm er stu d e n t in the 
U n iv ersity , 
of 
the d e f e n s e attorneys.

is a ctin g as o n e 

There is 
No Gift-

Underwood—United

M a r y B e n oit, 

19-year-old 
high school stu d en t, se lec te d to 
c o m p e te at 
In te rn a tio n a l 
the 
B e a u ty P a g e a n t in G alveston.

ORCHESIS GIVES 

DANCE PROGRAM

Orchesis, g ir ls’ d an c in g o r g a n ­
izatio n , will present a dunce drama 
Th u rsd ay at 8:15 o ’clock on the* 
S c o ttis h Rite D orm itory 

lawn.

T ic k e t s for th e d ram a m ay be 
secured from Mrs. E telk a Lynn in 
th e W o m a n ’s G ym nasium . T ick ­
ets are fre e of ch arge, it has been 
a n n o u n c e d .

T h e organization 

is sponsored

Graduation 
Gifts
Give a thought to 
graduation gifts be­
fore the mad rush 
of final exams.
Our stack is com­
plete in every de­
tail and now is the 
to 
time 
shop at 
your 
leisure mo­
ments.

M ore beautiful 

or app reciated 

— th an

Flowers

Phone your arder to

F house, well 
b usiness 

City 

chairman o f the ex e cu tiv e 
m ittee, who will supplant Johr 
J. Raskob as com m and er o f the 
Democratic forces.

John Ed w ard H o f f 

Austin, 
Comanche, 

W ingo o f A ustin .

Masher o f Science in electrica l 
en gin ee rin g: Leland Lewis Anises 
o f A ustin, and Law rence Edw ard 
Brown of A ustin.

Master of S cie n c e in mechanical 
of

en gin ee rin g: A le x V aliance 
Austin.

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\f*„ 

t, „ 

I Hingham, Pi B eta Phi.

Albert A lexan d er 
sp en t the w eek-en d 
the Phi Sigm a D e lta house.

o f Marlin 
in A ustin at

*

Fran k Nussbaunt 

the 
w eek -en d at his h o m e in Marlin.

spent 

Turner W ynn, Kappa Alpha, 
sp en t the week-end at his home in 
Fort Worth.

I 
Lydia Russell and B e th Spivy of
I B onham , m em bers o f Pi Beta Phi
| sorority, have returned home, fol-
lo w in g a visit w ith Virginia Cun-

*
D orothy Richey o f San A n ton io! 

is visiting Helen A v er y and Le
o f Phi
ro y Brow ne, 
Beta Phi.

m em b e rs 

Margaret S cott, D elta Delta 
in 

D elta, is Visiting her parents 
Cleburne.

Ann Marshall o f N acogd och es 
and Helen R eissu er o f (Galveston, 
fo rm er stu d en ts in the U niversity, 
were in A ustin S atu rd a y attend in g 
the Girl S cou t con ven tion .

J a k e Millard, f o rm er University 
stu d en t, now of Chicago, 
visited 
frie n d s on the ca m p u s over the 
w eek-en d.

E IG H T Y -T W O A PPLY 
FO R MEDICAL SCHOOL

E ig h ty -tw o 

ap p lica tio n s 

from 
to 
U n iv ers ity stu d e n ts in tend in g 
enter the School o f Medicine 
at 
G alveston have b een filed in the 
R egistrar’s office to date, accord­
ing to in fo r m a tio n received T u e s­
day.

All ap plications will be tran s­
ferred from the R egistr ar’s office 
to the branch at G alveston 
not 
later than J u n e 20. S tu d e n ts in ­
ten din g to enroll 
at Galveston 
n ex t year have b een urged to file 
their ap plications a t once if they 
have not done so.

on et y

LI LL I AN RI CE 
Society Editor 
Telephone 22351

F O R M E R S T U D E N T I S 

I W E D D I N G OF F O R M E R 

M A R R I E D I N D A L L A S 

S T U D E N T A N N O U N C E D

The w ed d in g o f Miss F loren ce 
P erkins and Jack ll iii w as st lem- 
nized W ednesday, May 8, in D a l - 1 
las at St. Mary’s C ollege Chapel.
Mrs. Hill is a form er stu d e n t of 

lh€? U n iversity and a m em b e r o f I bridge 
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority.

The e n g a g e m e n t and approach- 

m g m arriage 
Mansell and Trank Tucker 
Houston was 

o f Mi?.* Dorothy 
of 
at a 

an nou nced 

luncheon 

g iv e n bv M r s .1 
P. H ardw icke Monday.! 
Charles 
The w ed d in g w ill be solem nized I 
May 28.

A L P H A P H I S O R O R I T Y 
E N T E R T A I N S W I T H T E A

Alpha Phi sorority e n ter tain ed 
its p atronesses, friends, mothers, 
and members of the fa cu lty with
a tea at the chapter h o use Tues- ?tu(je n t o f the U n iv ersity and 
day afternoon from 4 to 6 o ’clock, en gaged in b usiness in Houston. 
Celebrating the 
local chapter.

Miss Mansell is the (laughter o f 
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Mansell, Jr., 
a grad u ate of the U niversity, and j 
a m em ber of Kappa Alpha T heta 
sorority. Mr. T u ck er is a form er
is 

fo u n d in g o f 

* * *
TH E S P I A N E N T E R T. I I N S 
MRS. K I N A N E A T L A K E

the 

The reception room s w er e d ec­
orated in 
g reen , and 
lavender, 
pink flow er s, and the sam e color 
schem e w as carried ou t in 
fr e sh m en ts. 

Thespian L iterary group of the 
the re- N ew m an Club honored Mrs. Ferdi- 
nand Kinane with a party at Lake

Those in the 

r e ce ivin g 

line A ustin Tu esday evening, 

P ren d ergast, 

w ere: Mrs. 
house! Mrs. Kinane d irected the play, 
m other; Evelyn T h o m son , presi- “ it P a y s to A d v e r t ise ,” which w as
dent o f t h e chapter, T e x B ogg ess, 
re ce n tly p resen ted at St. A u stin ’.- 
and the seniors and p a tr o n e sse s of 
Hall and at S eton Infirmary.
th e sorority.

(la m e s and stu n ts provided e n ­
ter ta in m en t fo r the evening. Re­
fr e sh m en ts w e r e served.

,* a a

L A M B D A CHI A L P H A 
H A S B A N Q U E T T U E S D A Y

M I S S V E R T R E E S ( D Y E S 
S U P P E R P A R T Y S U N D A Y

Alpha Mu Zeta o f Lam bda Chi 
A lpha frater n ity celebrated its an­
Miss Mary V ertrees, instructor
nual F o u n d e r s’ D ay b a nq uet T u e s­
day night in the east room o f the i in Rom ance la n g u a g e s in the Uni
S teph en F. A ustin Hotel. Major 
S. N. Ekdahl w as m aste r o f c e r e ­
m o n ie s for the fu n ction .

versity, w as h ostess to a su pper 
party Sunday e v e n in g 
6:30 
o ’clock at the C actus Tea Room.

at 

The g u e sts w e r e : Mesdames T. 
A lu m n i present w er e: Murray
W. Riker, Jr., Charles Joe Moore, 
Moore o f Dallas, Ben F riend of 
E. R. Sims, M ittie Lloyd W ooten, 
W ichita Falls, Dean J. A nderson 
W. E. Dozier, Otha Miles, and
F itzg e ra ld , C. J. A ld erson, 
Joe
Mitchell, and Joe S te in e r o f Aus- Margaret K ress, and M isses Lula 
tin, 
R ep resen tative G eo rge C. Mary B aw le y, B e a tr ic e W atson, 
Kemble o f Fort Worth, and C. P. D orothy Schons, M argaret Downs, 
LHly o f Dallas. 
Hingham o f A bilen e and Miller of M iss V er tr ee s will 
W eatherford were visitors at 
banquet.

S en a to r s Gun- and Nina Lee W eisen g er .

leave May
25 for a short visit with her par­
en ts and frie n d s in Southern C ali­
fornia before g o in g to Montreal 
to embark for Europe.

the

F O R M E R S T U D E N T

WI LE W E D SOON

The engagem ent of Miss E lea­
nor Thompson, form er student of 
the U niversity and member of the 
Alpha Phi sorority, 
and Thomas 
M offitt of Los A ngeles was an­
nounced at a tea Saturday given 
by M rs. R. A. Thompson, 
her 
m other.

Miss Thompson has a bachelor 
o f arts degree from the U niver­
sity and is com pleting work for a 
bachelor of science 
at
Southern M ethodist U niversity.

degree 

S he 

ex p e c ts 

to visit 

Spain, 
and Sw itzerland. 
Italy, F rance, 
This will be Miss V ertrees third 
trip to Europe,

* * a

Ruth Cross o f the Scottish Rite 
in San 

D orm itory Fpent Sunday 
A ntonio,

L eanore Schorr sp en t S unday at 

her home in San A ntonio.

E sth er G losserm an spent S u n ­

day at her h om e in Lockhart.

E thel Collins spent Sunday 

in 

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San A ntonio.

Rita O berdorfer. 

form er U n i­
v er sity stu d en t, sp en t the w e e k ­
end in A ustin.

Fitted Cases 
Gladstone Cases 
Wardrobe Cases 
Wardrobe Hat Boxes 
Lunch Kits

Travel Bags 
Writing Cases 
Brief Cases 
Tourobes 
Tie Cases.

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M A R R Y H E R E J U N E 4

The engagem ent and approach­
to 
ing marriage of Louise Y eiser 
Jam es Straiten was announced at 
a party given by the D elta Zeta 
sorority Saturday afternoon. The 
w edding will be held at the First 
Christian Church June 4.

Miss Y eiser is a senior in 

the 
U niversity and a member of Delta 
Zeta sorority, Mr. Straiten grad­
uated from the U niversity in 1927, 
and was a member of Theta Xi 
fraternity.

* * *

F O U N D E R S ' B A N Q U E T 

G I V E N B Y H A L F MOON

The annual Founders’ Day ban­
quet of the H alf Moon fraternity 
was held Monday night at 
the 
Driskill Hotel at 8 o’clock. Roy
Canon acted as toastm aster. 
a 

rn 

a

P E N I C K I S P R E S E N T E D 

I N O R G A N R E C I T A L

Miss Beulah Beaver presented 
Cochrane Penick in an organ re­
cital at the U niversity M ethodist 
Church Tuesday night at 8 o’clock.
Selection* from Bach, Debussy, 
Franck, Yon, K orestchenko, Wi- 
dor, and Stoughton were given by 
Mr. Penick.

Sophie Faverm an spent Sunday

* * * 

,

in San Antonio.

Selm a U titz returned Monday 

m orning from San Antonio.

B elle Lee of the Scottish Rite 
Dorm itory had as her guests Sun­
day her mother and father, Mr. 
and Mrs. S. N. Lee of San An­
tonio and her aunt, also o f San 
A ntonio.

Margaret 

Johnson 

had her 

m other as her guest Saturday.

Sadie Shanblum and Sadie Cher- 
kas o f the Scottish Rite Dormi­
tory returned Monday from a visit 
in San Antonio.

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You have som ething to sell;
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

LOST A N D FO UND

ROOMS FOR RENT

W ANTED

G age Bros.
R o o fin g and H e a lin g 
Tin W ork 
D ep en d ab le S erv ice 

7th & Red R iver 

P h on e 5 2 7 9

T E X A S R E S E A R C H B U R E A U . A ssi* 
ta m . lo c a tin g m a te ria l fo r p a p e r s , an d 
fro m 
t i . 

in 
F re n c h , G e rm a n , S p a n ish . 
R hone 7 6 6 7 .

'F ran H latk .u a 

r e v is in g 

709 W. 

th e s e s . 

AUTOMOBILES

S T U D E N T S P E C IA L S 
1926 F o rd T o u rin g - Go**d S h ap e _ 1166.69 
1924 F o rd C oupe. (Rxxl T ire*. Run*

Good 

$106.00
1024 C h ev ro let C oupe. Good S h a p e I 66.00

K N I G H T - W H I P P E T CO.

SOO W 5 th 

P h o n e 23161

W E pay cash 
H O L E T S . 

fo r FO R D S a n d C H E V - 
Sea ua befur* you buy or 
J O E P E T E R S O N . P h o n s 8686. 208 

Hell. 
W eal 6th S tre e t.

H IG H KST P R I C E S 

c lo th in g a n d shoes, 

p a id 

f o r 

ca«t-off 
407 E a s t 6 th o r 

rin g 8717.

H I G H E S T C A S H P R I C E S P A I D f o r 
sh o a a. 
c lo th in g 

o u d - h s n d 

a n d 

S C H W A R T Z . 417 (Cant * th . P h o n a *762

A. 

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FO R R E N ) ' : F u rn i s h e d a p a r t m e n t 
t e r m . Vs c a t s 

s u m m e r 

2 * 0 * J .-j N G u ad alu p e, A p t. 
2 - 8 0 1 * o r 2-38 8* .

f o r 
on J u n e 1st 
4. Call 

F U R N I S H E D A P A R T M E N T ? S u p e r i o r.
t h r e e 

r e n t e d before. 

T w o o r 

n e v e r 

a d d i t a . T h r e e p r i v a t e entrance?*. Went
S i x t h . 

S h o w n by a p p o i n t m e n t . 964 4.

FOR SALE

Y our C h i c k e n s Drc ***d F r e e , Ii o rdere d
fro m
L. East Produce Co.

P h o n e 4 i n i- 2 3 » l* 

102 W. 

l a d

O T I S S. ROW ERS m a y se e t h e ab o w at

t h # C r e s c e n t 

to day.

DRESS MAKING

WK MEND silk 

hoes. 

p le a tin g , S u tto n # , r h in e s to n e 
Ut* a r slip*. M abel C a n na w ay , 
ergs*. Tho sa 

Ova* Bn w i'i

fcsnstitehtag, 
g o ld sa d 
/ I * C os 

W A N T E D : J u n e I , Q u i e t a t w r f m e n t 

h o u se k e e p in g 

nclg h b orh nod 
M u st h<- re a so n a b le . 
7 :00 p . u t.

ro o m s 

o r
in U n iv e r s ity 
fo r m o th e r and d a u g h te r . 
P h o n e 0873 a f t e r

W A N TED ; Canoe, cheap, fo r cash, writ**
™

Lox 392, City. 

CL A U D W O R D m a y se e th e show a t ti
a t ti

Q ueen to d a y . P re s e n t th is ad 

box office unlay.

LAUNDRY

LA R G E COO L ROO IMS I H alf block of 
cam p u s. S le e p in g pore!)*-:., s in g le bed.1*. 
2-1 rd .
r a t e s . M en. 404 W. 

su m m e r 
Phone 9907.

B O Y S : D o n 't s e le c t y o u r room * f o r th e 
sum m er term u n til you h a v e se en th e 
la rg e cool ro o m s w ith s h e w e r L ath a t 
2*IO Nuece*. P h o n e 9367.

er.-st 

flo o r. 

se co n d 

F U R N IS H E D ROO l l : S p len d id new s o u t h ­
P riv a te e n tr a n c e , 
e hath st)*1 shower, h o t w a te r. G as
p ri 
and 
lights furnished. Gentlemen only. 
P h o n e 4439 o r se e St 2812 N o rth D u a d s - 
I ape.

F O R HUMMER STU D EN TS—
Nice cool rooms, single beds, 
private entrance and bath. Close 
to 
campus. M oderately priced. 
606 W est 25. 22145.

FURNITURE

F U R N IS H E D R O O M : D e lig h tfu lly 

irsrirc,
in e x c lu s iv e h o m e, W e * S ix th . P o rc h , 
.-how cr. G a ra g e t Jo T o U n i­

b a th and 
v e rs ity o r busine!; ; w o m an . 

95 i t.

IW O connecting 

light housekeeping, 

furnished room* 
in cool 

for 
location. 
Price 720. 

W ater arid licht* furnished. 
2806 N orth G uadalupe. Phone 8364.

GREGORY FURNITURE 
COMPANY 
HEADQUARTERS
Raying and selling used household goods. 
Al O 
f o r sa le o r 
flie s, a n d c o ts 
n u t. 218 E, (Rh. P . 2223.

te n t s , 

F O U N D : 1’a i r o f h o rn rim m ed g laen ea in 
Flack c a s a . O w n er m ay re c e iv e Ham* 

a t IL H a ll l i d .

handle, 

LOST— Red silk umbrella, amber 
in M.B. 209. Finder 
please call 8 443 or leave at B. Hall 
119.

LOST

E n g lis h 
tion*. N a m e R a lp h D o rs e t! on fly 
F in d e r p le a s e r e t u r n 
call 2 -3 1 6 5 .

B o o k — C rc** A G oode— s e le c ­
leaf. 
l i f t o r 

to B. H a ll 

HOUSES FOR RENT

n is h e d 

FO R R E N T d u rin g s u m m e r, n ic e ty f u r ­
room b u n g alo w , sle e p in g 
g a ra g e . T h re e 
210 K. 20 1 -2 S t. 

fiv e 
p o rc h , a ll c o n v e n ie n c e s , 
b lo c k s o f U n iv * , iiity. 
P h o n e 970(5.

FO R R E N T : U n iv e rs ity 

n e i f h b o rh o m t, 
fu rn iH h ed h o u se , 9 b ed ro o m s. 2 b a th s , 
liv in g ro o m , d in in g 
Box 1927 G — 

2 s le e p in g p o rc h * -, 
ro o m , k itc h e n . W rite 
U n iv e r s ity K tati-m .

MATTRESS SHOPS

A U S T I N M AT T RE SS CO.

Elsey 
tiro s ,. P ro p s. Mu tiro** re n o v a tio n s 
a sp e c ia lty . Hug cleaning. P h o n e 2-1511. 
Spot Guadalupe

USE THE TEXAN

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23164 or 2316ft

DENTIST

FOOT SPECIALIST

DR. E. B. C R O W D ER , D o a tu t 
505 Scarbrough B ld g., D ial 9 4 3 3

Dr. G. B. Vosburg, Foot Special}
302 L ittlefield Bldg. Dial JC.*

Drs. Lynn sad Lyae 
D en ta l Surgeon*
407 Scarbrough B ld g ,, P hon e 8 1 5 4

ELECTRICAL SERVICE

UNIVERSITY ELECTRICAL 
SERVICE
Startar and Generator Repairs— Battery 
S a l e s a n d S e r v i c e 

Phone 871 ft 

2412 Guadalupe

PLUMBING

E. RAVEN— PLUMBER 
'Where Good Plumbing pUMMft 
' '"^7 
1403 Lavaca Street, Phase §74

Are Made” 

W . G, A N D R E W A R T H A 
PLU M BIN G 

Phono 2 2 8 0 3 Shop 4 0 8 E. 18th

FLOWER SEED

F ins Bulk Flower Seed 
Everything for gardens M il
P o u ltry

C. J. MARTIN AND SONS 

*14 E, 6 th 

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rho** «0«4

STUDIOS

Photographs Preserve. Frt 

APTS FOR RENT 

HOLLAND’S STUDIO 
O

TAILOR SHOPS

DreMO* C leaned, Pressed 
Hat* Cleaned, B lo c k e d - 
W arren*! 

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BULL
BELLOWS

RUINS OF SCHOOLHOUSE DISASTER

W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 15, 1929

M A JO R EXAM G R A D E S 
GIVEN O L T IN ED. B.

Students who took he major 
exam inations May § may receive 
their grades by calling at Educa­
tion. Building, room 109. accord­
ing to inform ation received at the 
Registrar’s office.

All grades have not y et been 
the registrar, but a 
filed with 
few have been turned 
and 
po ted in room 109. All grades 
the exam inations will even t­
on 
ually be recorded on the* students’ 
degree cards.

in 

VIVION MADE MEAD 

OF SO U T H W E S T E R N

ium where the services will begin
at 9:30.
A 

luncheon w ill be served to 
delegates and other g u ests at 12 
o'clock in the dining room of the 
w om an’s building. O vernight ac­
com m odations will 
be afforded 
d e leg a te s o f other institutions if 
r e q u e ste d before May 20, the in­
vitations state.

I>r. Vivion is a graduate of S. 
M. l \ and has studied in Chicago. 
He has been student pastor at A, 
& M. and pastor of the Methodist 
church in Jackson. At the time 
he was elected to the presidency 
he was a pastor in G alveston.

Dr. Vivion 

ta k e s th e place of 
Dr. Sa rn u> I Barcus* who resigned 
last spring.

 

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Member* o f the U niversity fa c ­
invitations to 
ulty have received 
’ he 
inauguration o f K:ng Vivion 
as the eighth president o f South­
w estern U niversity at Georgetown 
Monday, June 3.

The procession will form on the 
campus in front o f the wom an’s 
building at 9 o'clock, 
and will 
proceed to the university auditor­

GEOLOGISTS GO ON PICNIC

Members o f the Southw est Geo­
logical Society will he the guests 
of the Austin section o f the so­
ciety Saturday, May 18, for the 
annual picnic 
at Blue Bonnet 
Falls Park, San Marcos, accord­
ing to R. M. Cuyler and Sewell 
| 0 . But ford of the departm ent of 
geology.

All sections o f Spanish A and I 
will be subjected to uniform 
e x ­
perim ental exam inations in Span­
ish, according to Dr. E. R. Sim -, 
chairman of the departm ent 
of 
Romance languages. The object 
to 
is 
of a uniform exam ination 
improve the te a m in g 
those 
in 
courses and give the same exam i­
nation 
each 
to a1! sections 
course at the sam** tim e, Dr. Sims 
pointed oat.

in 

“This action is to help students 
in transferring sections with uni­
form work and uniform exam ina­
to give 
tions. All teacher;- are 
the 'lame work and reading*. The 
Spanish teacher* will make up the 
com m ittee 
the 
questions for the experim ental ex ­
am ination, he stated .

decide 

on 

to 

The experim ental exam inations 
in 
the 

last week 

will be given 
May.

R. M. [Bob] PAYNE

Candidate for
PRESIDENT OF STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION 

C A P A B L E -

B. A. Degree.
Two years in I.aw School.
Several years’ experience in adm inistrative work in schools and City

Government.

Nine years' experience as a public speaker.

enough to understand the problems of the Student Government and 

to give them an im partial decision. 

’

M A T U R E -

LEADERSHIP—

A proven leader of the student body— Yell leader 1924-25.

The Man W ho Will Appreciate Your Vote

m f f l m

Underwood— Unit**'!

Many children were killed when 
the structure was dem olished.

BELTING D I S P L A Y A R R I V E S

show ing 

A new display 

the 
m anufacture o f leather b eltin g has 
been received by the departm ent 
or m echanical engineering 
from
a Th if ago com pany.

The display show s 

the 
various uses of leather in a very 
interesting manner.

also 

Loretta Chapman, Carol Chand­
of 
ler, Frances Cox, m embers 
Zeta Tau Alpha, spent the w eek­
end 

in San Antonio,

Em ily Frances K**y, Zeta Tau 
in Lam pasas during 

Alpha, was 
the week-end.

Lucille Camp of the Pi Beta Phi 
house spent the week-end at her 
home in San Gabriel,

W B sm I

Sigm a Delta Chi, honorary anti 
professional journalism fraternity 
for m en, 
initiation 
held formal 
cervices .Sunday afternoon for th© 
12 pledges elected this spring.

T hose 

initiated were: Albert
Nfibling, Wilburn Van Fleet, Will­
iam Filers Jr., William Dyer, Jr., 
Thurman Covey, John C. W atkins, 
Jack K tueger, Kenneth 
Fink. 
David Hall, Fred M ontgomery, 
Charles Deva)), and Brian Spinks.

11 ANI )M AN T O A T T E N D 
C A LIFO RN IA MEETS

Dr. M. S. Hardman, professor of 
econom ics, will h ave June 21 to 
in San Fran-
attend conferences 

Dr, Hindm an has been asked to 
address the Travelers’ Aid Society 
June 26.

Dr. Bandman will address the 
of Social 
N ational Conference 
lecture 
W orkers June* 28. His 
“The 
will he on th** subject of 
Control of Mexican Im m igration 
Through 
International A gree­
ment ”

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SAWYERS

T e t e / / ' n y

Z W H Y R W E I G H T R A IN W E A R 
'T'M E very la**** wet w eather protection
* to t college m en anti wom en.
“ f uratn garment* are m ade of balloon 
clo th rendered absolutely w aterproof by 
the famou* Sawyer process.

Lnhl Wt>iht • Comfortable : Plian• 
See Sawyer** “ Forain- C o a t . I tolf 
Blouse, S port S hift. Fishing Shirt 
and com plete sui* for speedboat 
racmg at your favorite shop*.

H M SAWYER^. & SON

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M A GAZINE A C C E PTS 

ARTICLE RY SMITH

t h e 

capture 

Her story related *tn 

b< i of I beta Sigm a rot, honorary 
an I professional journalism 
fra­
ternity for women, has recently 
had a feature story accepted by 
the Southwest M agazine o f Texaco 
incident 
o f » o rn e 
of 
white children by Indio rn 
from a 
r«n»-h in the days of early Texas 
T h e children were ke pt by Indians 
to 
fo r yearn, nod only returned 
white civilization a fter they were 
grown. Their case w as similar to 
that of Cynthia Ann Parker, w h o 
wun abo captured by th** Indians 
the 
but who never returned to 
white men.

Fannie Levy, 

stu­
journalism 
re­
dent in the U niversity, has 
by 
cently ha*! a story accepted 
th** Southwest M agazine of Fort 
Worth.

th** 

The subject o f 

feature 
sto iy 
is the U niversity Archives, 
and is concerned with Texas he­
roes who are discussed 
the 
materia! found there.

in 

spe­
The Southwest M agazine 
cializes in historical work; 
sev­
eral U niversity students have ha*! 
stories accepted and published by 
the publication.

Helen Green of the D elta Delta 
the week-end 

D elta bouse spent 
a t ber home in Cameron.

LET R E A S O N D E T E R M I N E Y O U R CHOICE

t i m o u r n : ~ 

E X E C U T IV E - 

President of Freshman Class; Presider!

LEGISLATOR

THE FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES

J I S P U R G E O N [Spud] BELL
P R E S I D E N T

OF STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION

J d U V J - A N I I H E K P A I N I *

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W H O R E - SHALL 
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FOR poor Bill E d * r i 

H t t v t a sob 
H e ’* t o n e a n d got 
Hi**«lf a job.

A W ATCH i* tike 
you have to twist its 
it run.

OH, what a pal was Mary 
(lh, what a pal was the 

I throttled my old pal, Mary, 

Because we could never agree

Add simile*— as vacillating as a 

cam pus election.

OK, Ro b e r t P a y n e or 

S p u r g e o n 

Bell

F o r w h o m to v o te , I c a n n o t tell.

A n d t o I t u t u I shal l di t da i n 
T o v o t e f or e i t h e r B e l l or P a y n e .

EXTENSION DIVISION 

BULLETIN REL-EASED

“ General E xtension Service* o f 
the University of Texan,” a bulle­
and 
tin explaining the service* 
purpose o f the Division of E xten­
sion, ha* been released recently 
from the Registrar'* office.

teaching 

An explanation of general e x ­
tension 
is given a* an 
introduction to the bulletin, and 
all 
is sup­
ported by statistical d a ta fo r the 
1927-1928 long sem ester.

inform ation advanced 

nutrition 

Among bureaus of the Division 
o f Extension that were explained 
are: the 
health 
education bureau, 
industrial 
ieacher-ttaining bureau, the Inter­
scholastic* League Brueau, 
the 
loan library bureau, and the Via 
ual Ina!ruction Bureau.

and 

the 

A. B. SMITH MOVES

A, B. Smith, second lieutenant 
o f the 124th Cavalry and former 
advertising manager of The Daily 
T e x a n , has given up his work in 
Austin with the gam e, fish, and 
oyster commission, and has moved 
to Houston. 
I irs: Sergeant John 
P, Boyd was prom oted to L ieuten­
ant Sm ith’s rank. Sergeant F r a n k 
Hamby took Boyd’s place as first 
: sergeant.

And row a g e o lo g ic ha* un- 
fcarthed what ha thinks i* a hu­
man skull that belonged to a pre­
years 
living 4,000,090 
mie-<t or 
ago in San Angelo. The supposed 
skull dates back before Pithecan­
fo r e ­
thropus Ereotus, mythical 
o f 
r u n n e r o f the Human genoa 
which one jaw wan found In Java, 
if Robert P. Robinson, the geo- 
{ng"t discoverer, k n ows his ra c k s . 
T he J a v a ape-man is supposed to 
it 
be 500,9000 years old; as if 
m attered.

t hought 

A venirem an who 

it 
ridiculous that th re e men would 
b t a girl rob them was excused 
f rom th e Becky Rogers ju r y 
at 
LaGrange, where the for mer U n i­
versity o f T exas co-ed is standing 
laughed 
trial. Court hangers-on 
the 
by 
at the 
would-be jur or .

idea < xpressed 

(In 

yesterday** 

column we 
stated that. Theodore R oosevelt, 
Jr., was at present governor o f 
New York. We beg your pat don 
but he’- not, we f o u n d out today 
from a kind friend. 
It’- his bro­
th e r , Franklin D., who rules over 
the destiny p f the Em pire S ta te !.

E nglishw om en’* feet are grow ­
ing la r g e r , researches o f the E n g­
lish Boot Trade Association di« 
close. The 
craze for daintiness 
ha- practically disappeared, and 
triter© one woman asks for size 
3, 4, or 5. ten ask for larger size 
that are more conducive to com ­
f o r t , retailer* say.

Since he hasn't done much hut 
tpk* boat rides up and down the 
Mississippi for the past 50 years, 
Captain Tom Good, who retired 
yesterday, is goin g boat riding, this 
tim e for pleasure. He will go with 
another captain* Calvin B la z e r , 
who ha* been a river pilot for 54 
years, and hasn’t missed a day on 
the river in 40 years. Cap’n Tom 
will go over “ the river* he hasn't 
had a chance t o se e ,”

 PACE S
tam

essay by
by

R E A G A N INSTALLS 

i*«teke. 

an 

J QH) 

O F F 1 G F R C Mar On Kn-st, and a so n n et 
Martin KroSt.

Installation of officers for next 
long session will be held at 
5
o’clock this \\ odnesday afternoon 
at the last meeting of the Reagan 
Literary Society for the year. 

The meeting was tho last 
Scribblers for this sem ester. 

for

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OMICRON NU I N S T A L L S 

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to *»> installed by
T h . following officers will he Omicron Nu, heme economics hon- 
installed; Ada S nyder, president; I '-™ry fraternity, will ta k e office 
vice p resident;1 thl* Wednesday aftern o o n a t 5 
Madeline Jaffe, 
Economics
M artha Ingersoll, recording see re ;
(ary; Virginia Cunningham, cor-; 
responding 
Rosalia;
Salome McAl­
Kibbe, treasurer;
len, sergeant a t-arm s.

The following officers will be 
installed: Louise F a r m e r , presi­
secre­
Josephine C o rn er, 
dent; 
ta ry ; and Mildred C aller, treas­
urer.

o’clock in the Home 
Hall.

sec retary ; 

RAM SDELL0El .ECTED

SCRIBBLERS HEAD

Charles Ramsdell was elected 
president of Scribblers at a meet­
ing held Tuesday night 
the 
Faculty Women’s Club. Other of­
ficers elected for ncx1 year are: 
Ma ry Louise McDaniel, vice pres­
ident, and Eleanor Luetcke, sec r e - ; 
ta ry.

a t 

The program given a t the m e e t-! 
j ing was made up of t vo essays j 
by Elizabeth B arrett, 
by 
Frances Taylor, a one act play by I 
I Charles Von Rosenberg, verse by

verse 

Starting
Saturday

fltEKENT

‘Molly AND ME’ 
TALKING—

SINGING!

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w e d n e s d a y , m a y i s , 1929.

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

THEATERS

With 
B R I A N S PI NKS

PAGEANT HELD BY 
SWIMMING CLUBS

Cactus Business 

Manager Attracts 

Unsuspecting Bee

STUDENTS MAKE 

INSPECTION TRIP

SCIENCE W A TCH ES SOLAR SCEI PSE

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th at 

I Clubs, girls 

one of the division, 

Some six hut (Ired people watch- 
annual swimming pageant
b-v .\ ht: Turtio and Turtlette
swimming ©rganiza-

A drama too I e(* 
Inivcrsal's 
T , 

“ SHOW BOAT.'
big to talk about.
J*. 
c a irn to fame. Personally, I f « U - |tjo n s „. , )oep Eddy |a„t ,„Kht.
The exhibition was divided into 
ed to be impressed. But still, I 
two parts: the first part consisted; 
something was 
could see 
* demonstration sponsored by
th ere, something so vast th at 
it 
the American Red Cross, assisted
 
,, 
. 
even pu t the actors and the d ire c -! . 
by the Texas Swimming Associa­
life viewed 
the first 
tion. The feature of 
t o r s to awe. 
It is 
perspective, I part of the program was a demon- 
from an 
elevated 
there being included within 
the Stratton of strokes and life saving 
view a thousand and one details by Robert Skelton. Fancy diving 
t h a t a re no t apparent in any p ie -| and races made up the remainder 
lure t h a t conines itself to 
“ Nep- 
angle exclusively. And here 
is 
of 
a b et: y a o ’U like it and you won’t 
Schildkraut which was written by Elsie Croz- 
Joseph 
?<now why. 
tioes Something he has never been j >er, made up the second part of 
know n to do before: he acts, not the program. Carita Hart, a mem- 
only with technical accuracy b u t her of T u rtlette Club, 
acted as 
"with emotional sympathy fo r his Neptune. The pageant embraced 
of strokes, 
i s ‘ the 
character. Laura I .a Plante 
slightly nauseating, her moans are stunts in squad formation, infor- 
nerve-racking, but even at 
and
she rises above the usual level of dives.
a r t maintained by the corporation 
Thirty-seven girls took p art in
im- which she works. But I w i l l ; the last act. The program co fu­
s s y t h a t these two persons 
the 
en tirely out of tune with the pie- swimming clubs.
lu r e , which is in every sense r o - 1 
rmantically absurd. The music is
more in keeping. The river flows 
thro ugh it all, immutable, and re ­
lentless. And 
the picture has 
been whittled down to reasonable 
length. All week at the Queen.

CONTEST THESES

JUDGES PASS ON 

are plated the year s work for 

An historical pageant, 

tu ne’s C rystal,” 

stunts, novelty 

demonstration 

theme 

races, 

that 

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their 

It is seldom th at the sweet­
ness of human personality i* of 
cuch savory delight that it is 
the flowers 
sufficient 
to rob 
natural 
of 
of nature 
feeders. Rut such seems 
the 
case of the business manager 
of t hi^ year’s ( ’actus, who, it 
seems, so attracted a little un­
suspecting bee th at it tempor­
arily halted the m anager’s ir­
regular entrance through 
the 
f o r some 
window of S Hall 
the 
sort of property 
Curtain Club.
The poor 

insect (the bee), 
the 
in 
story goes, alighted 
“ Buttercup’s ” ear and brought 
forth various oaths and excla­
mations, much to the conster­
nation of anyone who may have 
been near or present.

loaned 

The name 

is 
“ Buttercup” 
now rightfully deserved by 
its 
owner, but it is doubted whe­
the bee was a t ­
ther or not 
tracted by 
of 
personality.

the sweetness 

Perhaps the object alighted 
upon was mistaken for a cauli­
flower.

instructors shall be furnished by 
the dean of th at particular school, 
or by the teaching staff of 
that 
particular department.

r 

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z 
"SPEA K EA SY ." Another affair <l 7 " . o f ,t h ? . Sch" ''l | ' I 

“ V O I C E OF THE CITY.** An
all-talking detective yam . Ahem. 
T hrough Friday at the Majestic. 
F o r y our benefit.

Two theses have been submitted 
in the I. Friedlanrler building and 
loan prize contest. The theses are 
now being considered by the com­
mittee of judges appointed by the 
President of the University, the

The students are s t ill required 
to sign a pledge, but only 
the 
first part, “ I have neither given 
nor received aid on this examina­
tion,” will he required. Similar 
pledges may be required for writ­
ten work being handed in by the
of th e prize rip*. Lola U rie and A dm in stration , and the director stn den t. Studont5 wi,| he invited 
8 
 
to co-operate in maintaining the 
P au l Page. Somebody hasn’t got 
integrity of the examinations.
their potatoes 
th ro u g h digging 
yet. Crooks and speakeasies, as 
you might guess. Nobody 
but 
Paul Page stands out, and he has 
some unique quality of personal­
ity t h a t makes him seem unduly 
n a tu ra l. Rather fair. Hancock 
th ro u g h Friday.

provide 
bluebooks and pads for examina­
tions if the instructors so desire. 

Bureau of Business R e - ‘ A 

The University 

of the
search.

The judges are: Dr. J. C. Dol- 
ley, adju n ct professor of business 
adm inistration; Harry F. Keever* 
ex-president of the Texas League 
of Building and Loan Associations 
and a t present secretary-troasurcr 
of the American Home Saving 
anil Loan Association 
of F ort 
W orth; and Dr. R. H. Montgom­
ery, professor of economics in the 
University.

The new system, said Dr. M. R. 
Gutsi h, professor of English his- ; 
tory, will he much fa irer to the 
honest student who does not want 
to cheat. He need not worry about 
the reporting of those who take 
advantage of the absence of in­
structors in the room.

* * A *

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shall 

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Two sections of jun io r students 
in the mechanical engineering lab­
oratory under M. M. Heller, 
in­
structor 
in mechanical engineer­
ing, will make an inspection trip 
Thursday of the city w a te r works, 
city power plant, and 
the Tips 
foundry. Friday a ju n io r section 
under B. E. Short will make the 
same trip.

the 

Students making 

t r i p 
Thursday will be: J. C. Blanken­
ship, J. B. Caldwell, W. M. Crook, 
I. R. Edwards, F. J Heironimus, 
E D. Parmer, T. R. Thomas, ll, 
G. ( ass, J. R. Cutler, F, R. F red­
erick, S. Ginsburg, VV. N. Meyer, 
M. L. Oppenheimer.

Students making the 

trip F ri­
day will be: E. VV. Krueger. VV. 
R. Howard, VV. B. F ranklin, R. S. 
Sullins, C. M. Floyd, L. I. Bender, 
ll J. Kettler.

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Nine University 

N IN E S T U D E N T S IN H O S P I T A L
are 
confined in city hospitals; 
they 
are: Graham Furrh, J. H. Tucker, 
lr., Catherine Graham, Ernest 
Clutter, at Seton Infirmary.

students 

At St. David’s Hospital are: 
A rth ur Snodgrass, Sam Cook, Rob­
ert Loveless, and Lylia Engberg. 
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A. H. Ender, director of exten­
sion, U n i v e r s i t y of North Dakota; 
and Dr. A. Caswell Ellis, director 
of Cleveland College, Cleveland, 
Ohio, are 
the 
extension division meet held here 
today,

in attendance at 

H E A R ALL th a t y o u s e e 
as y o u are w h ir le d thru 
a th r o b b in g n e w s p a p e r 
p la n t. C h ee r w it h tho 
f r e n z ie d m ob w a t c h i n g 
a fight at M a d iso n G a r ­
d e n ; push yo ur w a y 
d o w n 
jo stlin g B r o a d ­
w a y . . and

Speakeasy

W ith H en ry B. W a l t h a l

Underwood—United

A solar eclipse with fivo-min- 
in 
utp totality was observable 
Southern Asia 
last w e e k. 
(Above) The path of the (‘clipse 
(Below) A chart dem onstrating 
a portion of the Einstein theory.

The German scientist holds that 
star-light does not travel in a 
st raight line hut “ bends.” P ho to­
graphs t a k e n of stars near the 
sun during the eclipse probably 
will prove or refute this theory.

of Amarillo, 

Mary Nobles 

a
form er student of the University, 
Beta Phi 
is visiting at the Pi 
house.

T E X A S

N<

S h e w i n g

NO W

T h e g r e a te s t s in g in g 
and ta lk in g p ic tu r e e v e r 
p r e s e n te d .

E d na F e r b e r ’s

SHOW
B O A T

The grandest show ever put 
singing 
stars 
on. Zi egfeld 
Fer- 
Zi egfeld 
hits— Edna 
ber’s world- sweeping 
novel 
brought to throbbing life on 
the screen in all its glamour 
and drama. Talking, singing, 
d anc ing—

A P U B LI X T H E A T R E

— N o w S h o w in g -

HOME OF 
P A R A M O U N T P IC T U R E S

r e c T n c s E f i n a l s

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Scre en’s 
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T/ * * -I a thrill-packed j 
the 

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T M I. ' " .

-SIGHT WATCH

rith-

Paul Lukas and Donald Reed

M

I t ’s your opinion 
that interests us be-
ma k e 
we
for
and

you to 
enjoy

cau se 
Camel;

smoke

looks 

“ T H E NIGHT W A T C H . ” Billy 
Dove droops her lashes and drapes 
th e torso as she see fit. Consid­
e r in g th a t i t ’s another Billy Dove 
picture, it’s more than you 
ex­
J u s t a little bit in addition 
pect. 
to 
and wearing clothes. 
M ade up largely of flash-backs to 
explain what happened the night 
b e fo re and afterward. Paul Lu­
kas gets sore when Billy comes 
trip p in g in 
at an ungodly hour 
clad in a gown—evening gown— 
a n d unsatisfactorily explaining 
h e r absence. He kicks h er out of 
his bed and board. And then she 
comes back to save him from b e­
ing sentenced as a m urderer. A 
fo reig n cast entirely. Paul Lukas 
and Donald Reed, in spite of their 
nam es, are not Americans. Two 
days a t the Texas.

LONGHORN PRINTS 
PROSE SKETCHES

The May issue of the Long­
ho rn , which will probably be 
re­
leased next week, will contain the 
following prose and verse, accord­
ing to Charles Ramsdell, editor: 
“ S a tu rd a y Night at 
the House,” 
a n anonymous sketch concerning 
a fra te rn ity ; a sketch by Martin 
F r o s t ; a sketch by Kingsley Davis; 
an essay by Elizabeth B arrett; 
an d a dramatic sketch 
by An­
th o n y Buttitta.

Verse has been contributed by 
Josephine Bramlette, Frances Tay­
lor, Alex Murphree, Kula Lee Mc- 
K night, Sarah Collins, M arietta 
Thomason, and Carroll Lyne.

A linoleum cut by John Cana- 
day will also appear in the i^sue. 
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VALLANCE TALKS ON 
PHOTO-ELECTRICITY

“ Photo-Elasticity” was the sub­
je c t of a talk by Professor Alex 
Valiance a t the reg ular meeting 
of th e American Society of Me­
chanical Engineers Monday night.
discussed 
th e use of photo-elasticity and de­
scribed it as consisting of a sys­
tem for deforming stress by means 
of polarized light.

P rofessor Valiance 

The use of X-ray for examining 
th e interior of forging was abo 
discussed.

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T H R E E TEACH IN C O R NE L L

Three members of the Univer 
gity faculty will teach a t C o rn ell. 
U niversity during the coming sum­
m er. Dr. R. H. Montgomery, as­
sociate 
professor of economics, 
will be on the Cornell economics 
s t a f f ; Dr. Frank B u rr Marsh, 
professor of history, will teach in 
th e departm ent of history, 
and 
Dr. R. A. Law of the University 
d epa rtm ent of English will teach 
t h a t subject at Cornell.
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C U R T A I N C LU B M E E T S

The Curtain Club will hold a 
special meeting Thursday night at 
in S Hall. Every 
7:30 o’clock 
to 
m em ber of the club is urged 
a tte n d the meeting, according 
to 
Douglas Dashiell, president of the 
club.

F ran k Laflin had b b mother as 

fcb guest i f f the week e n d . _

M : . A

The new ruling will have to be 
passed on by a special committee 
of the Board of Regents before it 
can go into effect. However, Dr. 
IL Y. Benedict will probably take 
the plan before th a t body so th a t 
it will he in force during the ex­
aminations of this semester.

At G:15 o’clock Tuesday a f te r ­
noon the long meeting came to a 
close without all of the business 
having been completed. An ad ­
journm ent was made until 
4 
o ’clock Friday afternoon.

N o w S h o w in g

W I L L A R D
M A C K S
too y; 
T A L K I N G 
D e t e c t i v e d r a m a

V b t C E OF

THE

Q t y

M O W you will hear the ac- 
* ’ 
tual voice of a mighty
city. The ce l e br at e d Willard 
Mack, 
of 
Br o adw a y’s 
f amous 
melodramas, makes his first 
talking scre en appearance in 
a gigantic drama.

a uthor and atar 
most 

Vit aph o ne Specialties

A Publ i x Theat re

research 

established 

The I. Friedlander building and 
loan prize was 
in 
1927 by a Houston man to stim­
the 
ulate stu d en t 
in 
building and loan field. It 
con­
sists of $1,500 to be accumulated 
in building and loan stock, which 
will yield an annual interest of 
about $100, the amount of 
tho 
prize. The theses are signed by 
fictitious names, with 
real 
name being sealed in another en­
velope.

the 

The committee 

yet 
has not 
two 
reached a decision on 
the 
theses submitted this year, 
and 
if they judge neither worthy, the 
prize money will be added to the 
principal of the fund.
 

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COX ATTENDS MEET 

OF SHIPPERS’ BOARD

Dr. A. B. Cox, director of the 
Bureau of Business Research, will 
go to Oklahoma City May 22 and 
the 
23 to atten d a meeting of 
Southwest 
advisory 
board.

Shippers’ 

He will meet with the grain 
dealers’ section of the hoard Wed­
nesday, May 22, and will address 
its members 
on the subject of 
“The Movement of Wheat in the 
Southwest.”
 
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FACULTY DIRECTS 
ALL EXAMINATIONS

(Continued from Page I)

instructor 

refrain from talking and bring no 
books or notebooks into the room 
with him. The 
shall 
seat the stud ents the best way 
possible. When the instructor is 
convinced of dishonesty, the case 
is to he reported to the dean of 
In case of classes 
student life. 
extra
larger than 40 members, 

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DR. STUMBERG 
WILL ADDRESS 
FRENCH CLUB

Cercle Francaise Meets A t 

Wednesday for Last 
Time I his Year

I ta ll; 

L ula B arrett 
s e n t r y of 
acting ch ief of 
loan 
library, U niversity o f T exas; Roy 
B edtchek, 
c h ie f o f League Ba­
rca a, Division o f E Tension. I ta

extension 

v e rs ity o f To ta « ; Ada BfHingr. 
M anhattan Kaiwai, Kansas lf ta to 
Agricultor.*!} College, VV, S. Hitt* 
nor, secretary of tho Natl*.n il Urn- 
v o rni ty E x t o nsion A a soc! at i o n,
Bloomington, ?nd>ann.

C. I*. Brewer, Nor*h and SotPh 
Garret Brrr knnr'wbre, di­
Sou h 
rector o f Univ.-r- i*y o f 
Dakota; Robert K < anan,in ch , *F- 
rector o f extension, Univer ily of 
Indiana; A. R. W imble, director 
eorresoondenee. South w* tern

D r . G.W. S t u m b e r g , p* 

t h e 

p r e s e n t 

fo r of law, wilt talk tonight ort * 
“ Tho Homo Life of F n 
Professors” at tho la<t r 
jog o f the Cercle I ran 
a c a d 
f o r 
y w r. Dr. S? Mtnlrersr '• ' • 
bar 
jpr#*#** of bachelo r of a r ' 
o f jur 
o f law, and d o c to r 
dr - . rn. H e ha 
studied bo 
Ila I !Bited S ta tes ar t abroad 
i pent several years in F ran* <* 
in? tho World War.

T ho cl a b aril} mr** 

this 

r o t d ay night a t 8 o'clock a t 
San 
fJiHveiwity C lub, 2'*°4 
t*>nio S tre e t, O th e r bu ine* 
ft 
th e m e e tin g will b r I ho e * 
Rd bv
o f o f fic e r s from th ose reject* 
t bi* n o m in a tin g eemt twitter which 
l l eompewtd o f M r. Vs. VV. Fisher, 
Mrs. (I. I! Engentnd, Mr*, K. Lad- 
wig. and Dr. A a r o n S c h a ffe r. 

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M-n. Bu!i ^ r ’s U n iveimtf
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nf Ok lob*

? depart 
‘ana.

‘m e n t, Univ*trill t

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n

Theodor L. Grayson, director o f 
et elision school, U niversity of 
s*rsnSylvania; Russell M. Drum- 
ar, director of extension diviaion.
ill b rin g to a U niversity of N o rth C a ro lin a ; A.!
fui season for M. H a r d i n g d ir e c to r of ge n e ral
e, although it #»vfen«ion, U n iv ersity o f A rkansa ;
u n t i l | Mf. D. H enderson, d ir e c to r of ex-J
•ha!
'e n ion division, Cnivei tty oft
M ich ig an : lf. G. f agrom . d ire c to r!
o f extension university, I riiver-ity 1
o f Kansas. 

“ This m ooting 
f l w a eery m e t 
tho Cercle I ’ram 
did n o t begin 
its act iv it 
I>e< rmber.*’ said Dr. A a m 
o’ut
fo r, provident o f th 

EXTENSION GROUP 
ENDS MEET TODAY

(Continued from Page 1)

ports this Wednesday afternoon 
S e * * «on» E n d T o d a y

The Association will eoncludl 

th e sessions this a f to rn***'?!.

r
Ruth Kenney, s e c r e ta ry of b n - * 
4 J,, I
# 
rf au of 
adv, | 4
U niv ersity bf K a n s a s ; T hom as L. I* 
Kibler, Ohio S ta te U n iv e rsity ; VV 
ll. L ig h tv, u nive rsity extension *ii 
vt ion. University of Wi con^in.

I 

| 

J. F. McDonald, d ire c to r of ex- 
tent ion, Texa - Technological i W*
Jo <*. ; J, f i. Mar berry, division ex­
tension 
o f 
T e x a s; N\ (’, N ailer, d ire c to r o'

teaching. University 

The e ig h th session wilt be held extension division. R u te e r ’ U

in t h *1 crystal ball room of 
D r iskill Hotel at 
I* o ’clock 
w ednesd& y m o rn in g. A t the se- 
l i e n the c o n fe re n ce will take u_
t h e i r bufineas 
cif-*er: A. R e p o rt o f Round Tab!*
C o n fe re n c e •*.

In the 

th
thin Visual 

vet sh v ; Mrs, t

J. Mo*-re. chi**f of

v ersity of T e x a s; 
r e g is tr a r of S ou th w estern

In stru c tio n B ureau , Un
r.
P* iria Non 
I ’ni

follow ing versity, G e o rg e to w n ; W ellington 

P a tric k , d ire c to r o f arriver* 
tension, U n iversity of K entucky, 

clean of 

E lmore Peterson, 

*.»:2 b - h : l f>* “ R e p o rt of Round

9.9:20-— “ R epo rt of Round Table 
on Research and R e p o rt of C o m ­
m itte e .” Paul Vogt, d e a n of ext* n 
aion. U niversity of Oklahoma, 

the 
U niversity extensio n division, Uni- 
% • r*ity of Uoloriido; A lfred Pow 
err, dean of extem^ion. University 
• if Otegori; R u h a rb R. Priea, di 
rector of university 
extension,
T a b le on I ut* * chang** o f Gout*
Uredit 
I niver sty of M m n e s o ta ; A. A
a n d 
the U niversity
Reed, direc tor o f 
C ou rses.” VV D. H e nderson, d i 
, 
r e c to r o f extension. U niversity of of N eb rask a; F. W. Reynolds, d I
r e c to r of extension division, Urn 
M ie hi gars.

Com mitt e

and 

9 ; I 0 — 10~ 

' Itcpor

of Round I v e rsity o f Utah,

T a b le *;n Radio a n d Report 
j. 
C o m m itte e ,”
rector o f extension, Universe 
F ittaburg h.

f 

Hiss AI mere Sco tt, U niversity 
\v Shoe I; I iv . d i - j ° f Mississippi; E lm er Scott, exeeu- 
lice secretary , Dallas In stitu te for 
IL 
Scott, un iversity o f extension di 
vision. University of O klahom a; ’I 
fi. Shelby, presid en t of the N a t­
i o n a l U niversity E xtension Asso­

j Social E d u c a tio n ; H erbert 

IO .1 0 :2 0 —-“ R e p o rt o f C om m it­
te e on N on-C red it C ourses.” R u fu s 
.Smith, d ir e c to r of extension,
D. 
New York University.

ciation, U niversity of Texas.

H a iry Edwin Sm ith, d ire c to r of 
extension service. U niversity 
of 
W a sh in g to n ; Rufus I), Smith, as- 
sociale dean, New York Univer- 
• ?ity ; lf. K, T a y lo r, division of e s ­

I bf ;20- 5 0 : J Ct --“ R eport of Round 
T a b le on E x te n sio n O rg a n iza tio n ,”
R. E C av a n a u g h , d ire c to r of e x ­
ten sio n. U o h c n ity o f Indiana. 
rn HI :4IL-” Report of R »tin*l Table
or. Visual I n s tru c tio n an d Report 
o f C om m ittee,” VV. H Dudley A U n iv e rsity ; L e ve ring Ty?<oii
Ya** U niversity Pre»s Film S**r- 
vhr*. N. Y. City.
II R e p o rts of Special Committee.*,
I. C o n stitu tio n a l revision, ( hea­
t e r O. Swell, U n iv e rsity of Wis- 
a o g s in , chairman,. 
f j f r J M f e f r * Rovd IL Rakestraw ,
U niversity o f C alifo rnia, chairm an.
3. Memlier hip, VV. g. Bittner,
U n iv e r s ity o f Ind iana, s e c r e ta ry ,
N, U. EL A.

4. N om inations, Richard H,
of Minfienota, 

I 'n iv c rsity 

Price, 
cha r*i; > *:.

5. I ins* and piece of m eeting,
VArk Univvr

I > Smith,

R. 
gsty, f bairman.

b. 

I*r**iff am ? ul 
lf a tiling, Univ*-* - -t 
rhairraan,
U Rejxjrtii o f Standin 
ta** *

Bg U

■tx. A. M 
>f Arkansas,

1, “ L ib rary C o-r.pem 

” M ir v

B. 

I.'fliven. tv o f Indiana.

2. “Statistic*.” Elmore Peterson, 

t niver-dty o f < *.Sora*l<>.

P ow er*, t o S p e a k 

.

T he c it e f d o n conD-r**?* >• aril* 
tnt et asta in in it* ninth session th :* 
W e d rrrd a y a fte rn o o n a t th e t'r y -- 
tai hall room at I :$© o’clock. The 
jwogran, will be as follow®: 
A , I •30-2— 1“The Fro blo bi o f G rad -1 
Bate C redit," A lfred Rower*, dean j 
of oxter*‘dor., U iilvfrdty of Oregon- 
2-2:3(J- - “Co-op* ration with Adult 
Kda*r«D’on A^<*rck-®.” Harold G
ex ten won, 

M l»gh*ni, d ire c to r of 
University of Kansan.
B. R e p o rts o f S ta n d in g C o m m it-1 
toe*.

“ Po *ta! Rates and Aid**,” Mb*® I 

Alir.ofg Scott, Un iv fruity of M'i«-

2. “Hon,* Reading,M Richard R 
Frb e, the U niversity of Minnesota.
3 . “ Vsaowl In x tro etk m “ W. ll. 
D u d ley . U n iv e rsity o f W i#epii«B, :
4. “Worker!*’ EducgtiBB,” Leon 
J . Eirhard*oft, Uriver.*Ity of Cal 
if Or?:;*. 
h 
H e n ird 

?
M a ie r ia k ,” T. M. :

I ftkvgfffty o f O klahom a.

Co “Stud;, I 

r *• I VV. Rey- 

ro'h; *

Itty o f Utah.
Lion*” O. If, -.am- 

•*e?»ity of Hon china. 

N s m W r 

et*

■rd be re for the 
follow*-. J, JI

division, V »L *

AFTER ENDURANCE MARK

T H E 

D A I L Y 

T F X A H

P55B5S"

LONGHORNS PLAY GERMAN cur, TO PRESENT 
HOME GAME TODAY 0NE'AC1 I gay WEDNESDAY

 

 

(C ontinued fro m Page I ) . 

Detitscher Ye rein will p r e se n t. suedes his brother to show him
a one a* t c om edy e n title d “ Einer how to win Louis**, th e ir cousin,
con-

 

- — 
Aaron Gordon had his mother
Leach at second, Hopkins at short, at 7:30 o ’clock in the girls’ study sent*. During the rehearsal, he; and sister as his gu ests for the

------------------------ 1 Mio s H eiraten” 

this W ednesday and Wilhelm 

relu ctan tly 

,— 

 

charm?!. I xreek-end. 

W ED N ESD A Y , MAY 15, 1929.

E ugenia Jackowicz 

the 
week-end with her father in Beau­
mont.
r

spent 

W esley Kuenemann spent Sun­
with 

B raunfels 

in N ew 

day 
friends.

hail.

and Higgins at third,

i \ , , f br on h«r», scholars, who spend
all t h e i r tim e a m o n g th e ir b o ok . 

falls victim to L ou ise’s 
Tho play d eals with two bach- J jyjujgg now finds favor as well in 
IX)Une now finds favor as well in
the eves of J a c o b , the onlooker

.Mono Recs or B ig Foot Lewi; 
xviii don the receiver’* tog* 
and
got behind th** plate. Lewis has 
been la m bastin g th e ball hard all house fo r th em , »?**» ta th a t on**' to his lot. But W ilhelm is 
we*k in b a ttin g p ra ctic e, ami may 0 f them m u ;' m a r r y in compliance walling to give up tho girl he won 
g e t tho tall, Roes has been called v.tfh 
tho dying wi h 
in th* m a jo rity o f the games this fa th e r. She t h r e a t e n s 
caxon aud may s t a r t today he- 
eau.** of his e x p e rie n c e with 
job- Bob C a rr, the o th e r receiver, [ b r o th e r s have a lm o st a i g re a t 
will likely get a re t today w ithj j|0 r r o r of b r in g left alone as of a s Louise, h e r 
Keith on thf? mound. 

The cast of c h a r a c te r * is com -:
the ru m p ly with he:* wish. Both the posed o f : Ellen C laire K uehne as 
a A u n t G e r tr u d e ; M a ra r e t Schade J 

th e ir by proxy, and he c a r r ie s off th e ; 
leave bride.

-phejr a u n i, who keeps w h ° grad ually b e c o m e s reconciled

to th e ir f a te if th e y do not 

to K u e n e m a n n as Ja c o b , a n d 

m a rrie d , and d ra w lots 

n ie c e ; Wesle

o f 
to 

F red

un } 

I w

D anny A unoch an d Cecil Keith d e te r m in e which of th* rn 
one.” 

the big noise*, f o r Bailey’s the “ u n f o r t u n a t e 
Attfioch is r e p u te d to be the 

older, i 

will bo 
i row. 

is to he Eikel as Wilhelm*

Ja c ob, 

T h e re will be no c h a rg e for ad-

t h e victim. He per- m ittanee, it was s ta te d .
................ 
...................................... 

I.IIM III

Start 'n t;
S a t u r d a y

RC-JCEHT

‘Molly AND ME’
TALKING—

SINGING!

a'} oyes will be on th** young tor 
this a fte rn o o n as tho scribes tu rn 
tow ard th* ir all-conferon* e selec­
tions. Th** Owl s h o r t i e Uh r xxiii 
com** in for a good hit of ob re r va- 
r.ion, as no o u ts ta n d in g short top 
ha* appeared on the local diamond 
S m ith of Baylor,
thin season, 
Jo h n s of A. & M , a n d T u r n e r * f 
T. C. II. have all trie d their lu**k
on the field, b u t n one of 
th* in 
looked like a ll-c o n fe ren c e calibre. 
ha 
shortstop, 
A ustin, tho Owl 
been playing good baseball 
and 
may rat** the choice.

Yesterday a f t e r n o o n found tho 

a St**ors hard a t 

it until a heavy

; show er cut s h o r t th e ir work and
sent them s e n tr y in g to tho dr* 
- 
l i n g rooms, As soon as the rain 
tarpaulin

the 

tJhilar rnnruU-Hnltad
! * IU* * * V VU/ It * 44 «* * C *
•Ii, pot! *i of the
Uentry, arni An-
who b ro k e 
water>on tho 

t

>p.

K. VV

t a r

f 
i'f". *ral 

se c re ta ry n f * s ta r te d , Dtach had 
info?motion, 
K mans; IH I* n W in ­
try of extension divia- 
liv* rf tty of Iowa,

pread ev er th e infield.

b. h Mi 
f e w York

(it r;

orc* in

t o

low er 
WO ffl c n
bv Mi*

••n don, 
>n v dir 
ion. t o) 
P a u l I

S tu d y E n g in e e rin g
In Cool Colorado

■
■
vs

S tu d en t*

A tte n tio n !

p e c i a l H ig h c a t Cash 

P rices p a id fo r secon d 

hand S u its, O v e r c o a ts , 

H ats, S h o e s , e tc .

T H E N E W

intain Range Twelve 
32T,*?‘io lnhahitants To the 
with streams and forests and

E ngineering Sum m er S ch ool of the
R ocky M ountain R egion

B a d e en gineering cour * 

5
English and Design AU) A 1* .lying. Geology, Analyt! a1 Mechanics, B
Graphn Statics, Strength of M aterials and Sui'.vying Preparatory 
5
I
Subjetf of ( 'trend try, Phv *> ”, Advanced Algebra and Solid Geom- 
S
itry ottered lur student, deficient in entrance retune inc ut-.. 

in M athem atics, C h em istry , Physics, 

J u ly 8 to A u gust 3 1 , 1929

Tin Summer Sc ■ o n is given * specially fe»r itodcfit who wish to 
make up Work or to a cure additional credits. AU work is con* 
do* ted by tin regular Faculty of 
the School of Min***. For catalog 
of the Sommer Si Tun, write t»* the Reg! liar, 13 it — 6, 
Colorado School of Mines G u ld e n , C o lo ra d o 

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S m a r tly s ty le d

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T h e cool serv ice suit

1 8 . O O

Nurotex, the correct su m m e r suit 
mon— from street to .summer formal dance.
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and patterned and wo rk m ans hip that n ee d s no 
a l i b i s !

for y o u n g 

Nur ot ex fabric has a permanent lustre 
and hold 
the s h a p e — which m ak es 
th em most desirable of all tub suits.

Barry Roll Shirt
$2.00

A new st y le idea in the Barrymore shirts— 
starched roll collar and starched cuffs. In soft 
clouded colors of peach, green and blue. Solid
effects.

Chesterfield preferred/

;

ti

Delicious and Refrv >hin^

mm

PAUSE AS® 
REFRESH*

W \ \ y c u b s E E r

THE FELLOW THAT SHOUTZ

■Ki l l t h e U M P i R E r L o u o t s T ,

U S U A L L Y WOULDN’T HURT 

A F L E A . ORD IN ARILY H U S 

J U S T GOTTEN ALL HOT AND 

B O T H E R E D A N D N E E D S 

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THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES.

M illions have found 

that th is p u re drink of 
natural flavors, with its 
delicious taste and cod 
rdter-sense of refreshment, 
makes a little minute long 

enough for a big rest.

The one who pauses to 

refresh himself laughs at 

tl*e overheated follow.

The Cae*GaJa Ce., Alima, Ga.

J>w*t

*

X
he story is to ld that a certain man once im­
portuned a Limoua financier for a loan involv­
ing a considerable amount o f money. ”1 cannot 
give you the cash,” the magnate is said to have 
replied,”but TU let you walk arm in arm with 
me across the floor of the Stock Exchange.** 

Pardon our enthusiasm, but it’s a good deal like 
that with a man and h is cigarette/!o be seen sm ok­
ing a Chesterfield, for example, is to be marked as a 
gentleman, a scholar, and a judge ofgood tobacco!

Kentucky Colonel or swashbuckling corpora! 
in the Royal Mounted— Wall Street magnate or 
dashing cowman o f Cheyenne— a Chesterfield 
smoker is entitled to respect (and yes, even 
credit!) from his fellows.

Go where you will, you’ll find Chesterfield 
everywhere admitted to the inner circle o f 
those in the know. Such endorsement was 
earned— by g ood tobacco and taste — with six 
million voting.

C h e s t e r f i e l d

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M I L H O N 
A D A Y

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