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First College Daily in the South

ijMNE x X *

A U ST IN , T EX A S, T H U R SD A Y M ORNING , M AY 20, 1920

NO. 168

T S AWARDED AND 
OFFICERS ELECTED ON STUDENT SELF- 
AT WOMAN’S GYM GOVERNMENT MEETS

JOINT COMMITTEE

T. Girl* to Be G uests and the 
Revised C onstitution to 
Be Explained

Today W ill Close T heir Y ear's 
W ork— Much W ork H as 
B een A ccom p lished

T night for the departm ent of phys­
ical tra in in g for women will be ob­
served Thursday night, May 27, In 
the woman’s gymnasium and court, 
s ta rtin g a t 7:30. There will be four 
im portant events, according to Miss 
Anna Hiss, 
in physical 
instructor 
training. First, T ’s will be presented 
to this y e a r’s winners with due cer­
emony. Next, officers for next year 
elected 
will 
the Athletic 
be 
and Athetlic Association. 
Council 
Following this, the revised constitu­
tion is to be presented and explained. 
Miss Hiss says it will he very inter­
esting and is anxious for all girls in 
the University to understand it. The 
new system in working for points in 
athletics will be explained also. All 
girls who have won T ’s before are 
expected to be present as guests, ac­
cording to present plans.

for 

After the business has been dispos­
ed of, the social p art of Hie program 
will follow. Plans for it are not yet 
completed, but Miss Hiss promises 
th at they will be better than the Baby 
P a rty event. She urges th a t all of 
the girls lie present with plenty of 
pep and enthusiasm and make this T 
Night excel all others in the Univer­
sity.

NATURAL SCIENCE 

COURSES OFFERED 

IN SUMMER TERMS

The joint committe o f students and 
faculty members recently appointed 
by the President to investigate vital 
m atters concerning stu den t life has 
about completed the work for the year, 
and will present a repo rt to the P r e s ­
ident within the next few days.
The committee will hold 

last 
meeting of the year T h u rsd a y a t 4:00 
the 
o’clock 
Education Building, a t which time the 
completed 
report will be adopted. 
About twenty prom inent students and 
this com­
faculty members compose 
mittee, which has been a t work fo r 
the past ten days.

the regents room of 

the 

in 

ATHENAEUM ELECTS 
FUTURE OFFICERS

Fall Term Officials for 1920-21 
A re Installed at Interest­
ing M eeting

At the last regular meeting of the 

Athenaeum Tuesday night the follow­
ing named officers were elected and in­
stalled for the fall term of the 1920-21 

session: R. I). Jackson, president; W.

H. Jack, vice-president; W. R. B la­

lock, secretary; E. L. Cosset, t r e a s u r ­
er; R. K. Gillen, critic; S. H. H utchi­

son, rep orter; S. L. Eddins, sergeant- 
at-arms.

The University of Texas will offer 
in
number of 

interesting courses 

the 

and 

of 
in 

teachers 

students 

participation by 

The program consisted of a round
n atural sciences this summer during j table discussion by all members pres- 
J ent^ 
p p Smith, a senior law, spoke
both terms. 
Frederick McAllister, associate p r o - i 0f the benefits that he had derived
fessor of botany, will give a course 
from being a member and his good 
in elementary botany on 
lower 
will and feeling toward the society as 
forms of plant life. Mr. McAllister 
he left the institution. Remarks were 
has for a number of years made an 
made by W. H. Jack, who spoke on the 
especial study of this p articular form 
necessity 
the 
of plant life. 
I. M. Lewis, professor
the different oratorical
members 
of botany, will give a course for ad- and debating events th a t take place at 
,Jf the University from y ear to year. A. 
vanced 
IT. Ritch, a senior academ, spoke of
botany. 
A course in elementary chemistry j ^ benefits he had derived from his 
will be offered by the chemistry de- affiliation with the society while in the 
partm ent. 
Pointed rem arks were 
game chemistry and will continue a |ao m ade by R. K. Gillen, R. C. Led- 
through both terms. Credit will be betu,Tt W 0 . Dailey, and F .W. Hicks. 
given for 
to The re tirin ? president, S. L. Edhins, 
that given for the three winter terms, j closed the program with a review of 
work accomplished by the society 
An advanced course in qualitative a n - s 
alysis will also be offered during the during the past year. The keynote of 
what he had to say was the d etrim ent
first term. 
Besides regular courses in geology ; t{) a 80ciety such as the Athenaeum 
fa ilure to 

the Geology’ Department will offer a f rom postponement 
course in field geology under H. I 
Bybee, adjunct professor cif geology. 
These courses win be given by the ^ 
summer camp method. The work will n in g q { the Jong sesgion of 1920-21. 
be conducte d in the mountains of West I 

The next meeting of the society will 
Tuesday a f te r the begin-

I his is a course in inor - 

this course equivalent 

i t-arry out programs.

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„„„ S U N D A Y CLUB P L A N S

f o r E N T E R T A IN M E N T

During th.- fi" tter™ ''"ur'e- ,n f " ; 
eral zoology will he offered and in the
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Many 

 
zoo I- 

, i A parish house shower, a 

interesting courses will b e jconclude 

will give a course in vertebrate
 
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barge
a*
J ride, and a parish open house will
the activities of the Epis- 
offered in the physical education de- L 0pa] Sunday Club for the year. On 
partm ent. Miss Anna Hiss, instructor p r y ay n jght of this week every me ru­
in nhvsical trainin g for women, will 
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have charge of 
the summer school 
work for the first term. Miss Anna *‘nt and bring some g ift fo r the p ar- 
Muckleroy of Austin will be a s s i s t a n t ; jsh house. The gifts may include all 
articles of kitchenware and an yth ing
to Miss Hiss. 

I ber of the club is expected to be pre s­

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sanquet to b e
ELD AT CACTUS 
[EA ROOM TONIGHT

MORGAN URGES ALL 
TO VOTE INCREASE 
IN BLANKET TAX

 C on sists 

 
f Qn |y — B lan k et T ax 
A c tio n to Be_discussed

o f L e tte r

E lection O fficials H ave Been 
A p p o in ted — H eavy P olling 
Is H oped For

WOMEN’S CONCERT 

LUNCHEON GIVEN 

TO BE ATY. M X A . I FOR SENIOR GIRLS
LAST NIGHT AT Y

U niversity W om en’s Chorus 
W ill Be A ssisted by Prom ­
inent M usicians

TEXAS WILL SEND 

MEN TO Y.M. CAMP

A ll C ountries W ill Be R epre­
sen ted at Camp H eld in 
O zark M ountains

eight o’clock tonight in the Cac- 
Tea Room a banquet to all “ T ” 
wili be given. This banquet will 

inly for the wearers of the “ T ,” 

that the program will consist en- 
of talks from lette r men, al- 

"i, faculty members will be pres-

e-letterman George McCullough 

preside a< toastm aster. T alks of 

evening will b e m ade by Maxey 
who's s u b j e c t will be on “ Foot- 

Prospects” ; Joe Moss on “ Over 

Hardies” ; D. A. Simmons, “ How 

gjcure M a t e r i a l ” ; Al Deviney on 
^re of Athletics” ; and Dewitt 

anan on The Track Season. P a t 

„e3 will als o be p re s e n t and will 
on “How to P ut Over the Blanket

jjg will lead to one o f th e main 
S of the banquet, th a t o f g ettin g 
per cent ut' the stu d e n t body out, 
ing and voting on 
th e election 
ay to decide the increase in the 
let tax. Five thousand ta g s with 
for th- T” printed on them will 
attributed among the men present 
they will be busy all d ay F rid a y 
ing and tagging.

HE ECONOMICS 
WEEK JUNE I TO 5

my Teachers to A tten d the 

First W eek o f Ju n e to 
Discuss Problem s

iss Mary Gearing, professor of 
economics, has received m any 
n from h o m e economics teachers 

a1! p a r t s of Texas signifying 

r intention o f a tten d in g home eco- 
tic?week. which will be held under 

joint auspices of the U n iversity 

the sta te d epartm en t of educa- 

June I to 5 inclusive.

Realizing; the g r e a t 

educational 

f of the program , some school 

is are sending teach ers a t the ex- 

t of tho schools; others, when 

is not possible, are giving them 

time to attend,” said Miss Gear-

tnt-war conditions have proba- 
hrought more serious problems to 

teacher o f home economics th a n 
tty other branch of the teaching 
cssioti. The rapid increase in cost 

•he physical necessities of life, food, 

bing and shelter, necessitate an 

fam ily 
readjustment of 
im- 
and make it of prim al 
tence that intelligent choice, r a th e r 

the 

I false social s ta n d a rd s or blind im ­

pi, should direct family expendi-

high cost of clothing and the 
ready- 
ity of getting suitable 
into 
\ S c e n t s is forcing back 
the 
larg er portion of 
bine the 
yscwint> The scarcity and p ro ­
to do 
to^ east of hom e-m akers 
the f a m i l y house work, in­
to? cooking, b u t the la u n d ry as 
lander this new' and overw helm ­
i n g of work, a tim e budget is 
hernial as a 
financial budget, 
housekeepers know how to budget 
‘acoine so th a t it m ay be used 
e taut advantage, and even few er 
f bme.

are some of 

the problems 
u d! be discussed d u rin g Home 
ics Week by the best authori- 
unable on the su bject.”
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ASHORN ELECTS OFFICERS 

it 

ta x as 

Jam es Benton Morgan, president, 
S tu d e n ts ’ Association, urges every 
student to p articipate in the election 
tomorrow to decide on increasing the 
present blanket 
is only 
thro ugh a full and complete expres­
sion of the students t h a t a clearcut 
the 
un dersta nding of 
m a tte r can be arrived at. William I pianist.
J. P ark, chairm an of the election, a n ­
nounced 
last night the election offi­
cials to serve. The usual num ber of 
boxes will be found in the respective 
voting places. Polls will open a t 8 
o’clock. The following officials will 
s e r v e :

th eir will 

in 

1. Academic D epartm ent, Main 
Building: Presiding 
judge, George 
McCullough; Clerks, Clyde C. B arnes 
and E v erett Jones.

2. E ngineering B uilding: P resid ­
judge, Reed G ra n b u ry ; clerks, 

ing 
Cove and G rady Fuller.

.‘I. Law Building: Presiding judge, 
Ja m e s J. M ontague; clerks, Garland 
Day and Maxey H art.

4. E ducation B uilding; Presiding 
to be 

judge, Wr. F. G a rn e r; clerks 
selected by the judge.

5. Y. W. C. A. Study H all: M ary 
Hardy, presiding; Genevieve Groce, 
clerk.

<5. Business A dm inistration Build­
ing: Royce Chenault, presiding judg e; 
W alter H. Reese, clerk.

No instruetions a r e necessary as the 

ballot will be self-explanatory.

EXAMINATIONS GIVEN 
FOR APPOINTMENT IN 
COAST GUARD ACADEMY

The U. S. Coast Guard announces 
i competitive exam ination, commenc­
ing J u ly 12, 1920, for appointm ent of ! 
cadets and cadet engineers, which is ; 
an exceptional o pportunity fo r young 
men of the rig h t calibre to complete; 
th eir education and 
receive special 
tra in in g at governm ent expense and 
to become commissioned officers 
in i 
the U. S. Coast Guard, one of the mil­
itary services of the United States.

Age limits, for appointm ent as c a ­
det, a re 18 to 24 y e a rs ; and for a p ­
pointment as cadet engineer, 20 to 25 
years.

The cadets and cadet engineers are 
trained to become commissioned offi­
cers of the Coast Guard a t the ( oast 
Guard Academy a t New London, Con­
the cadets 
Each sum m er 
necticut. 
a re taken on extended p ractice cruises 
which have 
in Nova 
Scotia, West Indies, the Canal Zone, 
and w'hen conditions perm itted, E u ro ­
(The cruise this y ea r ex­
pean ports. 
tends to the channel ports of F ra n c e 
and E n g la n d ).

included ports 

Cadets receive the sam e pay and 
allowances as midshipmen in the navy 
($600 per annum and one ration per 
d ay ). Cadet engineers receive $75 
per month and one ration per day.

the P resident as a 

Upon grad uation, a f te r three years 
at the academy, a cadet is commis­
third 
sioned by 
lieu ten an t in the Coast Guard. 
A 
cadet engineer, upon g ra d uatio n, a f t ­
e r one yea r a t the academy, is com­
missioned by the P resident as a 
third 
lieutenant of engineers in the Coast 
Guard. Commissioned officers of the 
Coast Guard rank with officers of the 
Army, Navy, and Marine Corps, and 
receive corresponding pay.

The U niversity Women’s Chorus 

will give a concert of songs and cho­

ruses in the University Y. M. C. A. 
auditorium , T hu rsd a y evening, May 

20, at 8:15.

The chorus will be under the direc­

tion of Prof. Irving W. Jones, and 
Miss F ia n c e s R. Mike is the aceom- 
Inasmuch as the chorus is in

reality a university class, Music 104, 
this concert will be a sort of demon­
stration of labo ratory work.

C aradine R. Hooten, who 

has 
already Won recognition this y ear for 
his beautiful tenor voice and his a r ­
tistic singing, will give a group of 
songs, by Am erican composers.

The chorus will also have the a s ­
sistance of Miss £ r a c e B row ning and 
Miss Alma W right, who will play the 
violin obligato p a r ts for one of the 
numbers. This number, “ The Dream 
Rubber,” by a rising young American 
woman composer, Miss Edith Lung of 
Boston, is one of the most beautiful 
and unusual of choruses for women's 
voices.

A fe a tu re of the p rog ram will be 
the ap pearance of three pianists, Miss 
Louise Allen, Miss M arjorie Living­
ston, and Miss Victoria Howard, who 
These 
will each give one number. 
young a r tis ts are pupils of Miss Willie 
H aines of the T ex as In stitu te of Ap­
plied Music, affiliated with the U n i­
versity.

The concert is free to all and the 

public is invited.

The program , it will be noted, con­
sists of six groups of songs and cho­
ruses. each a rra n g e d around a p a r ­
ticular theme.

PROGRAM.

Songs of S prin g :

The C a l l __________ M ark Andrews
S pring S o n g ________ Myles Foster
It Was a Lover and His Lass__

____________________ Edith Lung

S hepherds All and Maidens Fair_ -

___________________________ Nevin

Miss Allen 

Songs of F an cy :

Miss N a n cy ’s G ow n --------- Chadwick
Amaryllis, Air of Louis X III —

______________________ Ghys-Page

Chanson du T a m b o u rin e u r---------

_____________________ Old French
Im prom ptu, C s h a rp minor, Rheinhold 
Miss Livingston 

Songs of Slum berland:

L u l l a b y 
The Dream R o b b e r 

*----------------- Baldwin
Edith Lang
Violin Obligati by Misses Browning 
and W rig h t
In ter Nos - ----------- ------------M acFadyn
The P a u p e r ’s Drive — Sidney Homer
Two Folk Songs:

Sleep Little T re a s u re 

(L ith u a n ­

ian) ______a r r , Clough-Leighter

I Had a Little Soldier (E nglish) 

_____________________ a r r. M off a tt

Old Italian Songs:

Se F lorinda e Fide Ie, D a n z a -----

D anse N e g r e 

___________ a r r. by Deems Taylor
 
- .C y r il Scott
Miss Howard 

Songs of Joy :

Song at S u n r i s e ---------------- Manney
Gipsy Song, from “ C arm en ” .-B izet

DR. PAYNE SPEAKS 

TO SIDNEY LANIER

D iscusses th e P oet Lanier and 
Som e o f His M ost W id ely 
K now n Poem s

Y. W . C. A. Scene of P leasant 
P arty for D egree C andi­
d a tes and G uests

Senior girls were the guests of the 
Y. W. C. A. at 
luncheon yesterday 
evening, according to the established 
custom for such an entertain m e n t in 
the spring 
the 
G ra d u ate D ep artm en t who a re taking 
th e M. A. degree, members of 
the 
Advisory Board, Misses Gearing, 
Wiesinger, and Decherd, were 
the 
other guests.

term. Members of 

R epresentatives from 

the College 
Y. M. C. A.’s of Texas, Oklahoma, 
A rkansas, Louisiana, and Missouri, 
in the 
will meet a t Hollister, Mo., 

The 

their 

annual 
Ozark m ountains, for 
conference. 
conference opens 
J u n e l l and extends through Ju ne 21.
D. B. Porter, chairm an of the In ­
ternational S tudent Committee, will 
be present a t the conference. Burke 

The auditorium of the Y was used 
as a banquet hall, and effectively dec­
orated in orange and w hite; the color
scheme was carried out in th e pro- ^
fusion of wild flowers used, in the ta- J 
hie designs, and the place cards.

Baker will be the chairm an of the 
camp. Dr. F oster of Brooklyn, N. Y., 
lectures on
a series of 
will deliver 
 Eggentia,g of the c h r is tia n Re-
.
ligion.” Fletcher Brockman, who is

those 

The popular psychic note was c a r ­
ried out in the toast scheme. Miss 
Kathleen MoleswortTi, 
as Madame
Yokovitch, the seer, called forth mes­
sages from various individuals, and 
showed her power over m any of those 
present. Among 
concerning
whom messages were received were: 
The seniors, Mrs. Kirby, Miss Casis, 
Miss Davidson, Mab H arrison, p re s i­
dent of the W om an’s Council, Tommie 
Pinckney, th e Phi Beta K appas, the 
N. U. T. T.s, and the average student.
More th an one hundred and twenty 
guests were served with a two course 
luncheon, consisting of a salid plate 
followed by cream in the colors of the 
decorative 
food 
squares. U niversity girls who are
members of the social committee act­
ed as waitresses, and added much to 
the effect by their Spanish costumes 
of orange and white. Many fam iliar 
college songs, with “ Eyes of Texas 
at the close formed an interesting part 
of the program .

scheme and angel 

CORRESPONDENCE 

COURSES AID MANY 

TO COMPLETE WORK

According to Miss Mildred M arshall 
of the oil ami gas conservation bureau 

of the S tate Railroad Commission, the 
extension teaching division, Extension 
D e p artm en t of the University of T ex ­

as, has proved of g re a t service to her 

now in the Orient, will be able to a t ­
tend the conference and will explain 

the situation in J a p a n , China, Korea, 
and Shantung. H a rry F. Ward, an 
au th ority on sociology, is to deliver 
lectures. Coach Owen of Oklahoma 

University is the athletic director for 

the camp.

The m ornings will he devoted 
to 
discussions, platform addresses, and 

lectures. The afternoons will la* used 
for athletics and recreation. L ast year 
Texas won the basket hall and base­

ball meets, but lost the track and ten­

nis contests.

Another interesting feature of the 
conference last year was the fact th a t 
representatives of the American In ­
dians, Hindoos, Jap s, Koreans, S er­
bians, and Chinese were present. A 
Japa n ese student gave an address on 
“ My Impressions of 
the American 
I. The American student 
S tudent.” 
likes to fight and the Japanese student 
likes to study. 
2. Americans make 
a g r e a t deal of noise a t th eir meals, 
and 3. They a re always running aft 
I er girls.

Sunset meetings will be held on the 
grassy slope on the banks of the White 
River. The University has been asked 
to send forty men to the conference at 
Hollister.

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Date for Examinations 

May Be Fixed by the 

Faculty This Afternoon

to 

idea 

this 

in aiding her to remove the prescribed 
academic work for her law degree. 
Miss Marshall, whose education was 

Definite action a* to advancing the 
date of senior examinations will prob­
ably he taken this afternoon at the 
meeting of the general faculty. Action 
on 
this m atte r was postponed from 
the meeting on last Tuesday on ac­
count of the press of other m atters

in the world 
in terru p te d by service 
from 
re tu rn 
war, decided on her 
resume her University 
F ranee 
work. W ith 
in view, she
took up work in residence. However,
Dr. George C. Butte, of the oil And j which came up for consideration 
gas conservation bureau of the R ail­
road Commission soon a fte r prevailed 
upon Miss M arshall to accept the po­
sition of secretary -sten o g ra p h er 
in 
t h a t branch oi service. 
This step 
caused Miss M arshall to tu rn to the 
the 
extension 
needed courses to meet her degree re ­
quirem ents. 
ten 
correspondence courses, the m ajority 
of which she h as completed. By the 
end of the long session Miss Marshall 
will have finished the work necessary L A M B D A CHIS A N D PHI 
for her to secure her law degree in , 
I 
Jun e. 

Among other m atters which will 
probably be decided at 
the meeting 
this afternoon is th a t of placing ap ­
proximately one-third of the U niver­
sity classes for the next long session 
in the afternoon. This question has
been under advisem ent by the faculty 
for some time, due to the lack of s u f - J 
ficient cl aas rooms for all the morning 
classes which are anticipated for next 
session.

pSIS TO PL A Y FOR CUP

teaching division fo r 

She signed up for 

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m o n t g o m e r y m o v e s a l i 5 

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in te rfra te rn ity 

baseball
(he champion3hip will * de.

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, cided F rid ay afternoon a t 4 o’clock

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the 

J u lia n Montgomery, C. E. IO, form- when the Phi K appa Psi nine cross
i,am bda Chi Alpha
 phj psJs ar0 the cham_

erly a s s is ta n t city engineer of Austin ^ats with 
has been appointed city engineer o f j 
Wichita Falls, Texas, at a salary of 
$7500, according to advices received Pions of leagues C and I), winch they. 
here Wednesday, Mr. M ontgo m ery, won 
has been serving as county engineer 
of Rockwall County since his retu rn ^
from m ilitary service. Mr Monteom-1 
r r y was prom inent during his stay in | 
the U niversity, and 
is a member of 
Tau Beta Pi, honorary engineering 
f r a t e m ity.

 champions of leagues A and B,
won by defeating Hu­

last Monday by defeating 

A Ip h t nine | ast weel<.

teams are 

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t r i c t s 

The examination 

Sidney L anier Society was 

is strictly com­
petitive; appointm ent* are made e n ­
tirely on m erit and are not appor-
tid ie d bv state or congressional dis- a critical appreciation of 

a d ­
dressed a t its meeting yesterday a f t ­
ernoon by Dr. L. W. Payne, who gave
the poet 
I Lanier, with a reading from some of
fo r c a - ; his less fam iliar poems. This was the 
de ta, which will follow the physical, i re g u la r “ Lanier D a y ” program , given 
will* consume 
the 
the following subjects as o r d i n a r il y ! twentieth an n iv e rs a ry of the day was 
i given in high schools: Algebra, ge- represented in the meeting yesterday.
J
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,
In his talk Dr. Payne emphasized
i 
I ometry, plane trigonom etry, physics.

three days and cover each year 

The m ental exam ination 

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the sp rin g 

te rm ; 

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* W- Cr.,ham of El Pa™ W U |spelling, ‘composition, geography, gen-; 

the distinctiveness and real worth 

ident of R am shorn L i t e r - 1 eral inform ation and general adapt- the poet sh o rn he t aracterizec a 
In addition, c a n d id a te , for - . l e a r n t love" among S - . ™ .

toto;

. ft* the fall tern , of 1920 ability. 

t h a t o rga n iz ation appointm ent as cadet engineers will He f o r t ei 

, 
J ^ t i n g of 
S r M . t O ther officers elected d i l a t e an additional day and one-half a nun,I..-,- of 
known poems 
him 
aspects.

ester W Geue of A ustin, vice to mechanics, electricity and steam en-
S n e e r in g , as ord i n ar i l y g iv e n in col 
• Walter II. B ain bridge of 
J-iU', secretary; W a rre n H. 
leges.
Austin, t r e a s u r e r ; F. J. 
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Lockhart, s e rg ean t-a t- 
T H um phries of Oak- 
*Porter; J a r v is Miller of Aus- 
Karl B. Dornberger

E x a m i n a t i o n s will be held at Bos­
ton. Mass., New London. Conn., New 
York. N. Y., Philadelphia, Pa., Bal­
timore, Md.. W ashington, D. C., Nor-

(Contmued on page 4)

/ nt*; and 
***> historian.

A report on the loan fund, which 
followed the address, showed a total 
in the fund of almost two thousand 
dollars, of which the g r e a te r p a rt is 
o ut in loans, with some six hundred 
dollars still available.

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last meeting for this year. The pres-

before the society. ——..*0-PEN TA G R A M S TO M EET

Members of the P en tag ra m Society 
will hold th eir a n n u a l banquet at the 
Cactus Tea Room tomorrow night.

in different and more versatile

which show ! ident urges all members to attend as
there is im p ortan t business to come up 

FRIDAY LAST DAY 

TO SUBMIT REVIEW

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the ^ y e $ | e y B r o w n W ill R eceive 

th at is apt to be useful for e n t e r ­
tainm ents of all iknds. Games will 
be enjoyed and 
candy making.

there even may be 

S atu rd ay night 

the Sunday Club 
will have a barge ride and supper up 
the river for all members.

Next Sunday there will be the last 
regular meeting of the club at which 
be 
the officers for next year will 
the final plans for the
elected and 

j ^ k e s 6 to 0. The Lambda Chi Alpha A | | Criticisms— W inning Ar

t i d e to Be Published

Friday wil lie the last day on which 

The game F rid a y promises to Im* a 
lively a f fa ir, as both 
in 
first class condition and have shown 
Several players on both 
up well. 
they were eligible 
if 
teams 
for Varsity, 
being 
these 
among 
C atcher Allen of the Phi Psis, and 
K raft of Lambda Chi.

look as 

students may present their review of mummer activities discussed.
Basil King’s novel, “ The S treet Called * A week from Sunday the Sunday 
S traig h t.’' All criticism , must lie left | Club will give a farewell supper to 
in the ropy box a, the Texan office I the people of the parish of All S aints
pi scop a I Church. The first meeting 
which will be collected by Wesley VV.
in the fall will also take the form of 
Brown. 
F urther these reviews will 
a general supper for all parish mem­
not be accepted after 6 p. rn.
bers.

FO RM ER A G G IE TW IRLER

In the photoplay form this novel will 
be presented at a local th eatre begin­
ning Monday. The winner or the per-
P L A Y IN G W IT H D A L L A S son who writes the best criticism va ill 
have his or her article with name

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BAND CONCERT CANCELLED

Texas men recall the name Kigney, 

now Dallas s tar short stop, 
the man who three years ago proved 
such stum bling block for the 
l^ong- 
horns ag a inst the Aggies.

^

 

On account of several members who 
on the program for the
publR ihS \ band concert on the campus tonight,
being unable to render their p a r t of 
the program, the concert will not bt 
held.

the Goldwyn Picture Review of 
in 
New York. The article may be as 
long as the individual desires.

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Saily t o m
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for 
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Tea en Advisory Board 
MILTON F- LINO 
Editor-! n -Chief 

H- O tk M lliT
W «1*t w Brotan 
II L ON VT B L A C K .--------M enacing E d ito r

B U S IN E S S s t a f f 
NUC. I N T K B R O W N -------- Bualnaaa M anager

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V GRADY BRIGGS......... Circulation Manager

S T A F F FOR TODAY

Issue E dito r 
Joe J. Minton

A s s i s t a n t .
Winthrop M. Munro

R eporters:

I rn -m Gtsche 
Sep ti mn Smith 

W. P. Moore
Corinne Flood

Hilton E. Howell

REMEMBER T H E ELECTION 
FRIDAY.

In order for the am endm ents 
that are to In* submitted on F r i­
day to become a p a rt of the con­
stitution of the S tudents' Asso­
ciation it is necessary th a t they 
I*. voted upon by fifty per cent 
of the student body, and th at two 
thirds of this vote lie favorable. 
No one seems to fear th at any 
noticeable number o f those who 
cast 
vote 
their ballots will 
against the amendment. There 
is greater danger th a t the re­
quired number of votes will not 
I>e cast.

One of these am endments is 
necessary for the future welfare 
of the most im portant group of 
student activities, n group of s tu ­
dent activities 
th a t advertises 
the University better than any 
other medium, and consequently 
is intimately connected with the 
growth of the University. To 
this amendment 
fail 
would Im- to hamper the develop­
ment of the whole institution.

to pass 

The men who have influence 
among the students now have 
an opportunity of using that in­
fluence to good adv antag e; the 
rm-n who are loyal to their Alma 
Mater should not on this occasion 
fail to show’ their loyalty. Lit­
tle argument 
is necessary to 
show’ a student how imperative 
it is that the amendment to raise 
the blanket tax be passed, but 
many reminders m ay be neces­
sary to get him to go to the polls.
I.et all of us remind as many as 
we can.

A comparatively large number 
of votes were polled in the recent 
election of student officers. There 
is not the interest of p artisan ­
ship connected with this ballot. 
There is only the interest in the 
welfare of our collegiate ath let­
ics— in the welfare of the U ni­
versity. Let us prove th a t in te r­
est is of sufficient strength to 
result in a much larger vote than 
fifty per cent of the student body. 
Talk about the election; make 
the other fellow see its im port­
ance ; let u- see how near we can 
get to a hundred per cent vote.

STUDENT HONORS.

During the S pring term many 
students are repaid for a great 
amount of hard work by election 
to different kinds of honorary 
fraternities. 
It m ay be said th a t 
these students would do ju st as 
good work in these fields if the 
honorary fratern ities did not ex­
ist. but however th at may be, 
it can not be denied that a fte r 
they have done good work, they 
appreciate this w’ay of recogniz­
ing it. 
It is also tru e th at many 
w’ho receive honors do not de­
serve th e m ; there is some poli­
tics connected w ith the confer­
ring of nearly all our honors. 
It is a1 o to be admitted th a t 
many who do exceptional work 
receive no 
th a t 
honor is not always paid where 
it is due. But for the most part 
the men and women who were 
elected to Phi Beta Kappa, Sig­
ma Delta Chi, Sigma Upsilon, 
and similar organizations are 
men who have done work in their 
respective fiefs th at was notably 
above the average.

recognition; 

In our opinion these men and 
women should look upon their 
honors not only as rewards but i 
also as goads. Too often we see j 
someone “make’' several organ-! 
catio n s and honor societies ini 
his sophomore and junior years. 
who later does w’ork 
is 
neither creditable to himself nor

th a t 

to the society of which he is a (] 
member.

If many of our present honor j| 
th eir 1 

societies wish to retain 
prestige, the members of them 
must show th a t th eir caliber i s ’ 
a bit higher than th a t of the 
ordinary m a n ; and if they wish 
their pins or keys to be coveted,
I they must strictly see th a t recog- 
I nition of m erit and not policy 
j determines each election.
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MIDNIGHT
MAUNDERINGS
By Blick

Thin in about th* time of the y ea r 
when m u tte rin g s of term themes and 
Barton S p r i g s fill the air.

C u s p i d o r s m ain tain s th a t in this 
university it is unquestionably neces­
sary th a t a senior study, th a t is, to 
some degree.

The vigorous young engineers who 
survey the cam pus th ree times a week 
throughout the year study curves as j 
well as s t r a i g h t lines. One tra n s it 
was observed yesterday to be tu rn ed 
on the W om an’s Building steps for ten 
consecutive minutes.

A nything of moment 

takes on a 
false appearan ce to us when we are 
in the middle of it. Some people were j 
of the opinion t h a t the old school was , 
on the way to wreck and ruin when j 
the w.k. Discipline Committee was 1 
weeding ’em out, others were ju s t as j 
confident of d isaster when the recent j 
election was 
in progress, and yet 
classes a re now m eeting every day, J 
and the exam s soon s t a r t in the old 
fashioned- time-honored way

E astern scientists asse rt th a t d a n ­
ger of bacterial infection from kiss­
ing is g re atly lessened if the o v u l a ­
tory process takes place in the dark . 
The instincts of womankind disclosed 
th at fact long before science tho ugh t 
of it.

lf you will remember the several 
times when 
three-letter Mac has 
worked the squeeze play for a baseball 
score, it may occur to you th a t e x p e rt­
ness on a porch-swing may be of some 
in baseball train in g .
value a f te r all 

the social committee, 

The Blunderbuss had no kick to it; 
even the Maundering* must bt* cen­
sored by 
the 
Woman’s Council, and the waitresses 
at B. H all; and now 
changed the annual Baby P a rty into 
an O rp h a n ’s Home P arty . And ru m o r 
hath it th a t the co wls were more d is­
appointed than the eds!

they hai 

Maxims of a campus bum: lf some 
men had to eat their own words, th ere 
would be more stomach trouble about 
the university.

Hoping to keep up with the proces­
sion in the overall movement, lovely 
femininity is try in g to combine into 
one set of g arm en ts the overall and 
the underneath. 
I c a n ’t 
keep from noticing it.

Somehow 

the 

It is with deep concern and v a st 
alarm 
in ­
th a t ye scribe notes 
creasing tendency of young ladies to 
go swimming without w earing o v e r­
coats and w rapped puttees out of the 
w ater This is positively disgraceful, 
yet it is adm itted th a t sometimes it is 
graceful in part.

Don’t let ’em fool you, frosh. These 
June exam s are not going to be any 
more of a couch of violets than the 
ones ju s t before C hristm as. B etter 
stay at home nights and quit baying 
at the moon.

Well, I ’ll be going myself.

C H A P E L NOTICE

\ it from the point of view of 

is 

Sin 

the conscious 

Jud ge Townes continued his dis­
“ C h a ra c te r Building” 
cussion of 
yesterday morning. He is tre a tin g 
the 
c h a rac te r of God. By a slight in ­
trospection we see t h a t man is not 
what he ou ght to he o r would like 
to be. 
in ­
tru d e r in the soul of every man. 
God does not live in ignorance of 
this, nor does he live without an 
active in tere st in the stru gg le of 
every man aga inst this enemy. The 
marvel is not th a t th ere has been 
some revelation of God to man, but 
th a t th ere has been so little. The 
moral excellence of God requires 
th a t he reveal himself to m an in 
such a way th a t m an may find his 
way back. Though this mean t h a t 
man may be unable to see through 
tile plans of God, it is not u n re a ­
sonable. The soul would not bow 
down to a God no la rg e r than it­
self.

This m orning Ju d g e Townes will 
speak again. Chapel begins with 
a song in Room 158 a t 8:30 every 
morning.

T H E D A IL Y T EX A N

D I L L I N G H A M ’ S

D I L L I N G H A M ’S

Sale of All Low Shoes

8,000 Pairs of Men’s and 
Women’s Low Shoes 
Placed On Sale

THIS SALE OF DILLINGHAM’S

come* at a m ost opportune tim e— w ith sum m er h ard ly under 

w ay and th e ca ll for lig h t sh ad es and stylish m odels ever in­

creasing. W e have p la ced a t your d isposal our en tire stock of 

M *n’s and W om en ’s Low Shoes, all th e season’s n ew est num ­

bers are inclu ded. T ruly th is is a great sale even t.

O NE-FIFTH OFF

$ 5 .0 0 V a l u e s 

 

$ 4 .0 0

$ 3 .0 0 V a l u e * 

$ 3 .5 0 V a l u e * 

$ 4 .0 0 V a l u e s 

$ 4 .5 0 V a l u e s 

$ 5 .5 0 V a l u e s 

$ 6.00 V alue* 

$ 7 .0 0 V a l u e * 

$ 9 .0 0 V a l u e * 

$ 1 0 .0 0 V a l u e * 

$ 2 .4 0

$ 2 .8 0

$ 3 .2 0

$ 3 .6 0

$ 4 .4 0

$ 4 .8 0

$ 5 .6 0

$ 7 .2 0

$ 8 .0 0

$ 11.00

V a l u e s 

$ 1 1 .5 0

V a l u e s 

$ 12.00

V a l u e s 

$8.80

$9.20

$9.60

$ 1 2 .5 0

$ 1 3 .0 0

$ 1 4 .0 0

Value* 

. . . $ 1 0 .0 0 

V alues . . . $ 1 0 .4 0 

V alues 

. . . $ 1 1 .2 0

$ 1 4 .5 0

V a l u e * 

$11 .6 0

$ 1 6 .0 0

V alues .........$ 1 2.80

$ 1 7 .0 0

V alues 

. . . . $ 1 3 .6 0 

$ 1 8 .0 0

V alue* 

. . . . $ 1 4 .4 0

$ 8 .0 0 V a l u e * ..............$ 6 .4 0

$ 1 5 .0 0

Value* 

. . . . $12 .0 0

OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN’S AND WOMEN’S LOW
SHOES ON SALE
Included in this even t are th e w e ll k n ow n m a k es such as NET­
TLETON, FLORSHEIM , LAIRD SH O BE R , G R O V ER and MRS. 
A. R. KING.
THE SE A SO N ’S N EW EST M ODELS A R E ALL INCLUDED— 
SHOES T H A T H A V E JU ST BEEN U N B O X E D A N D PLACED 
IN STOCK. 

____________________________________

2 0 7 ° D isco u n t O n A ll H ose
W e have placed on sale our en tire sto ck o f M en’*, Women’s 
and C hildren’s H ose— Such w ell k n ow n m ake* as K ayser, Van 
R aalte and Black Cat are inclu ded.

50c V 
75c V 
$ 1.00

$2.00

60c
80c
$1.20
$ 1 .6 0

$ 2 .5 0 V a lu e s 
$ 3 .0 0 V a lu es 
$ 3 .5 0 V a lu e s 
$ 4 .0 0 V a lu e s 
$ 5 .0 0 V a lu e s 

. .
. .
. .
. .
. .

. . $2.00
. . $2.40
$2.80
. 
. . . $3.20
. . .$4.00

DILLINGHAM SHOE CO.

AUSTIN’S GREATEST SHOE STORE

CLASSIFIED

a i r c r a f t in action? 
l f so, you will 
: g re a tly relieve Orhm Robinson a t the 
Sigm a Chi house by calling him or 
leaving the book at the Texan office.

ly phone 4880 or leave a t office of bus-' pers and pumps? B rin g them to u s; 
iness m anager. Signed: R. A. Haynes, j we DY E them and make all skin places
loow new. Dickerson’s S hin ing P a rlo r 
next to Looke’s Cafe.

— 21 

— 22

FOR R E N T — Well-furnished house­
keeping a p a rtm en ts, both large and 
small, for U niversity ladies. A t the 
Suburban, 710 West 22nd. Mrs. Val 
C. Giles, Phone 546. 

WALTER STAEHELY 
Life Insurance

— 30 6 2 4 L i t t l e f i e l d B l d g .

Phone 3566

OH. RITCH a R D M D .
CUIROPRACTCI

B A L M E R S C H O O L GRADL!*
OFFICE HOURf 
2 - G r n
1 0 - 1 2 a m . 

FfiONt 5107 LIT TLI TIC LD DtOG X O M

FOR R E N T Th ree newly fu rn ish -! 

ed rooms in p riv ate home, fo r boys; 
hot and cold water. 
West 17th St. *

( ’i l l 

a t 3 0 7 1 

W a n t e d — T o b u y a f e w s e c o n d - h a n d 
t y p e w r i t e r s , h i g h e s t c a s h p r i c e p a id .

F . L . P A T T Y 

7 2 2 C o n g r e s s A v e . 

P h o n e 6 0

L E T ’S visit the Hall of Fam e, 808 

I f y o u h a v e a g o o d a u t o m o b i l e 

Congress Ave.

A V IA T O R S : Did one of you, a t the 
last banquet, a t the Cactus, on Tues- j 
day, May l l , take by mistake, a ko­
dak book, containing pictures of naval

L A T E S T

S T R A W S

j u s t in.

A. J. GEMES

1 6 1 0 L a v a c a S t r e e t 
O u t o f h i g h p r i c e d i s t r i c t

Ice Cream S an d w ich ?

W . S. S. B A N K .

a n d w a n t 

R u m s e y . 

p h o n e .

fix e d r ig h t b r in g 

it 
to 
1 0 3 W e s t F i f t h . N o te le -

it 

L et’* drop in at M oritz Sil­

ver

-Adv.

FOR S A L E — An Overland Roadster 
Phone 3149 or 
20

in good condition 
4709. 

B IL L IE W O LF has the hest parlor 
the 

in 
town. H ave you ever seen 
H ad of F am e? 808 Congress Ave.

L O ST— A heart-shaped key rin g 
with two office keys, a su it case key 
i and a th in gold-band ring. Lost Sat- 
1 u rd a y somewhere between G Hall and 
W a g n e r’s Confectionery. F ind er kind-

JUDGE US 

BY OUR 

S E R V I C E

“ T h e lesson we m ust learn is th e value of 
m oney an d th e value of saving money. Econ­
omy makes strong, industrious, successful men. 
m en.

“ I cannot sta te this too em phatically.

“ JE F F E R S O N DAVIS."

W E EN CO U R A G E T H R IF T

The American National Bank

A U ST IN , TEX A S

U nited S tates G ov ernm ent Depository

C apital and Surplus $ 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0

R esources O ver $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0

DANCING— National, 

in te rp re ta ­
tive and technique. Modern dances 
specialized. 
Phone 
2991.

P rivate studio. 

S e r v i c e is O u r A im . Y o u W i l l “ C o m e 

B a c k ’’

K E L L U M S B A R B E R S H O P 
2 1 0 7 S p e e d w a y

Stu d en ts’ T ailor Shop 
P ohne 5-0-0-8

SH O E S A L E S M A N — Services of an 
experienced shoe salesman for ladies’ ; 
dep a rtm en t a t downtown store begin­
ning now’ or for summer months— full 
time. Address Box 64, Univ. Sta. with 
phone number, etc.

F O U N D — A p air of sun-goggles. 
Owner can have same by identifying 
a t Texan office and paying for this 
20
ad. 

U niversity C leaners and D y­

ers. Phone 825.

L adies’ w ork a specialty. 
Thom e* & Stuhall, Props.

Stu d en ts’ T ailor Shop

PHONE 5-0-0-8.

WE GIV E you your money’s worth. 
E a t m eat— we have it, a t the very 
best prices. All kinds. The P arlor 
M arket, 1004 Congress Ave. Phone 
30
75- 

L I S T E N — Will the person who ex- g 
changed raincoats with me S atu rd ay I 
night a t 
the
Driskill, phone 2185; g
Elinor Robers.
20 =

SWANN

FURNITURE & CARPET 
COMPANY
W e Build M ore Hom es 

401 CONGRESS A V EN U E

W. A. ACHILLES & CO.

STAPLE AND FANCY (ANTRES
Catering Specially to Sororities, Fraternities, and Pub! 

in G eneral. Courteous Treatment and 

Prompt Delivery.

Phones 866-866-867 

1602-4 Lavaca

DO YOU WISH CORRESPONDENCE
COURSES?

Visit the EXTENSION TEACHING DIVISION 

Extension Departm ent of the University of texas,
will

before leaving on your vacation. 

I bere you

get correct inform ation about the work you >h°u 

view will save you m uch tim e and trouble, 

place is

I HALL ROOM ll

CO-EDS— How are your shoes, slip- ! |

and can do during the sum m er. A personal mt«r 

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BATHING SEASON IS ON

And we have a large assortment of

SWIMMING KAPS

Come in and let us show you.

E V E R Y T H I N G IN D R U G S

Woodie Gilbert Drug Co.

“A u s tin ’s B usiest Corner”

WE ARE NOW BUYING

SECOND HAND BOOKS

THE CO OP

a AT A LITTLE MORE THAN COST”

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Tobin’s Book Store ■

THE FINEST STATIONERY STORE IN THE SOUTK
FANCY AND EMBOSSED STATIONERY 
OUR SPECIALTY

Corner Congress Avenue and 8th Street

WORN 
. 
THROUGH

Have your shoes

Re-Made
G E O . R . A L L E N

by the shoe expert

24th and Guadalupe St. 

Phone 4597.

The Elliotts

W elcome to the Studio

The Elliotts

HAVE YOU TRIED ONE LATELY 7

Robert Bums, Owls, W hite Owls end Little Bobbie Cicer*

THE SHEAR COMPANY
Distributors

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H I L L Y E R S

1406 Levees Street 

Phone ISO

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OFFICIAL NOTICES

We have the latest in

(No notice accepted after 4 o’clock 
of the day preceding the Morning in­
tended for publication).

D A N IE L S F U N D : M any pledges
fo r Daniels F u n d are now due. Those 
who have lists please collect money 
im m ediately.

B E R N A R D IN E A P P L E B Y , 

T re a su re r.

P E N N Y B A C K E R : R eg u lar m eet­
ing F rid a y aftern o o n , M ay 21, a t 5! 
o’clock. Room 142.

P R E S ID E N T .

BROW NW OOD C L U B : 

T here
will he an im p o rtan t m eeting T h u rs ­
day evening a t 7:45, a t N ew m an Club. 
E v ery m em ber urged to be present.
P R E S ID E N T .

T H E P U B L IC A T IO N S BOARD 
will receive applications and bids fo r 
th e offices of business m a n ag e r of the 
D aily T exan, 
and the 
Longhorn M agazine fo r th e session of 
1920-1921. 
com m unications 
should be addressed to C harles H a r­
r i s , C h airm an , a t R. H all 7, and m ust 
be in by noon of S a tu rd a y , M ay 22.

the C actus, 

All 

F R E S H M E N , N O T IC E : In terclass 
tra c k will bb staged a t C lark Field 
T h u rsd a y and F rid a y aftern o o n s a t 4 
If you can do a n y th in g a t all 
o’clock. 
in tra c k ath letics, or th in k you can, 
be on hand to help th e F reshm en win 
th e cup. 
I f possible, sign up before­
hand on th e list a t the bulletin board 
of th e Men’s G ym nasium , o r call 1317 
and give your name.

M A N A G ER .

ALL T C A N C E R S m u st be a t Dam 
a t 9 o’clock S a tu rd a y to p ass o ff tests 
and distance. B ring $1 to Miss Aynes- 
w orth before 5 p. rn. T h u rsd ay , so 
the canoes can be reserved. Please 
read the in stru ctio n s in th e W om an’s 
Gym. 

P A T T IE S U E DAV IS,

M anager.

this 

A R E H E A R S A L of the U niversity 
M ethodist E. L. O rch estra will be held 
a t 5:15 
(T h u rsd a y ) afternoon. 
All who have been p lay in g in th is o r­
ch e stra and all who intend playing 
a re urged to be p re se n t th is a f te r ­
noon. 

D IR E C T O R .

N O T IC E : R egular m eeting of La 
in G irls’ 

to n ig h t a t 7:30 

T e rtu lia 
Study H all. 

P R E S ID E N T .

E X A M IN A T IO N S fo r 

the fulfill-
m ent of the read in g requirem ent 
in 
foreign language will be held on F r i ­
day and S a tu rd a y , May 21 and 22, in 
rooms 205 and 207, M ain B uilding, 
from 3-4, -5, 5-6. Open to all who are 
eligible. L ast chance th is long session.

L. M. C A SIS, 

F o r the Com m ittee.

Y. W. C. A. M E M B E R S H IP COM­
M IT T E E , and any o th er Y. W. g irls 
who wish to go to E a s t Woods F rid a y

BATHING
SUITS

with all 

the up-to-date 

styles and colors

They are suits that will 

suit you.

C .& S .

Sporting Goods Co. 

704 Congress Ave.

aftern o o n , 6:00 to 7:30, fo r a “ Wee­
nie” ro a st, drop your nam e and tele­
phone num ber w ith 25 cents in box on 
Miss Bewley’s desk in S tudy H all by 
. 
F rid a y noon. Meet fo r the hike in \
W. re st room a t 6:00 F rid ay .

N O T IC E : 

T he L eague cabinet
holds its re g u la r m eeting to n ig h t, a t 7 
o’clock, a t th e U n iv ersity M ethodist 
C hurch. 
is urged to be 
present.

Everyone 

M E M B E R S H IP C O M M IT T E E .

P E N T A G R A M S : The m em bers of 
P en tag ra m will 
have th e ir annual 
banquet a t th e C actus T ea Room, 7:30 
i o ’c lo c k F rid a y evening, May 21, 1920. 
G O LD IE P. HO RTO N , S ecretary .

N O T IC E , HOGG D E B A T E R S : All 
urged to be p resen t 
I t will be 
Im ­

m em bers 
a re 
T h u rsd a y n ig h t a t 7:30. 
the la s t m eeting fo r th e season. 
p o rta n t business. 

P R E S ID E N T .

T H E C LA SS in birds and flowers, 
w ith Prof. T horpe and Mr. Simmons, 
will m eet, as usual, on F rid a y m orn­
ing a t 7:30 a t th e south en tra n c e of 
the M ain B uilding.

T. T. SW IM M IN G C L U B : Meet
I in Miss H iss’s office T h u rsd a y night
a t 7:30. All m em bers be su re to be
present.

LA T E R T U L IA : L a st m eeting of
7:30 
B rin g all 

the year, G irls’ S tudy H all, 
T hursday. Be on time. 
dues and unpaid hills.

A N IT A JO N E S , S ecretary.

in 

JO IN T 

S T U D E N T - F A C U L T Y 
com m ittee will m eet in th e R egents’ 
th e E ducation Building, 
room 
T h u rsd ay , M ay 20, a t 4 o’clock. T his 
will probably be the final m eeting of 
the year, and a full atten d an ce is de­
sired. 

J. W. C A L H O U N ,

C hairm an.

SOCIETY

Bernardine A ppleby.

You Will W an t 

Gifts For G raduating 

FRIENDS

GIFTS FOR FRIENDS 

AT HOME

Let Us Help You in Your 

Selections

YE QUALITYE SHOPPE
The Gift Shop of Austin 

1104 Colorado Street

Pi B eta Phi will e n te rta in w ith a 
tea on S a tu rd a y afternoon eompii- 
! m enting the m em bers and p atronesses 
I of A lpha Phi.

The m any frie n d s of R uth H a g a­
m an of R an g er will be interested to 
know th a t she h as pledged Pi Phi a t 
the U n iv ersity of M issouri.

Miss M ildred P axton has retu rn ed 
i to her home in Abilene a f te r a visit 
w ith Miss A nnie May P atterso n .

Sam H assell has been called to his 
; home in F o rt W orth on account of 
t the death of his fa a th e r.

Miss V irg in ia P rie st of San A n­
tonio will spend the week-end a t the 
Ju lia 
T heta house as th e guest of 
Lobban.

Leo C. B rady of Galveston, form er 
law' stu d en t of th e U niversity, will be

T a k e h o m e w ith you a b ric k o f t h a t d elicio u s

ALAMO ICE CREAM
Wukasch Bros.

A ll fla v o rs

2218 G u a d a lu p e S tr e e t

rn

among the legislators here for 
special session.

the

Miss Cam ille Daniel, who has been 
v isitin g a t th e A lpha D elta P i house 
h as re tu rn ed to h er home in D allas.

H om er M ason of S. M. U. will 
spend th e week-end a t th e Chi Phi 
house.

M rs. R. H. H all of A m arillo is vis­
itin g h e r d a u g h te r M arcialita a t the 
T h eta house.

W eaver Moore has retu rn ed from 
v isit with his fam ily in 

a 
b rief 
H ouston.

Miss E lsie M aney of V anderbilt 
h as re tu rn ed to h e r home in Nashville 
a f te r a v isit w ith Miss C rystal Ross.
Miss M arg aret Bozeman, who 
is 
visiting a t the K appa house will re­
tu rn to h er home in B renham S a tu r­
day.

H. A. B ailey of Memphis will visit 

frien d s on th e cam pus th is week.

M iss E llen Ada Stevens of Lake 
C harles, La., is visiting a t the Alpha 
D elta P i house.

PATTON 

LIVERY— 
AUTO 
SERVICE CARS AND B A G G A G E - 
PROMPT ATTENTION — PHONE 
288 DAY OR NIGHT.

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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

OF PARTNERSHIP

T he A ustex Co., being located at 
402 Littlefield Building, A ustin, Tex­
as. hereby gives notice of the disso­
lution of its p artn e rsh ip , consisting of 
L ester W ilson, N ugent E. Brown, and 
Tom as G. Pollard. Mr. Wilson as­
sum es control of the com pany.—Adv. 
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Sell your books now.

Diamonds

B rillia n c y is w h a t m a k e s th e d ia m o n d beautiful 
a s a gem an d it is also th e chief factor in fixing 
its value.

So in se le c tin g d iam o n d s, Mayer's gives ex­
treme c a re to b rillia n c y , a fa c t o f very great im­
p o rta n c e to you w hen it com es to making a pur­
ch ase f o r y o u rs e lf o r fo r a g ift.

It is a s s u ra n c e o f g re a t b e a u ty an d a standard 
o f valu e b rin g in g th e b est p ric e , sh o u ld you for 
an y re a so n d e s ire to sell th e gem .

Single stones in gold and platinum rings 
suitable fo r graduation gifts.

$350.00 to $3,000.00

Carl Mayer Company

Jewelers, Silversmiths, Diamond Merchants 

The Hallmark Store 

618 Congress Avenue

W. S. S. BANK.

body G oes”— th e M ajestic.

The G an g is a1! th e re — w h y ? B ecause th a t is “Where Every­

. . . and at H arvard

qA fact:

College men, old and young, have 
always been "'strong*' lor Fatima. 
The most recent evidence of til is is 
an investigation made by Harvard’s 
famous publication, The Lampoon, ” 
which shows Fatima to he the best­
selling cigarette among Harvard 
Students.

JtAA,

FATIM A

s4 S e r t s i b l e 

C 

C

r n w !

. r - i -JS srJp fl
i A a.

T h e reason i s — 
"just enough Turkish

F atim a contain* m o re 
th an 
tob acco 
T u r k is h 
any o ther T u rk ish blend 
cig arette. N ot to o m uch. 
a* 
in straight T u rk ish 
brands; n o t too little , as 
in b le n d s less delicately 
b a l a n c e d ; b u t " j u s t 
e n o u g h T u rk ish ” - juat 
to taste rig h t, 
e n o u g h 
and ju st enough to leave 
a m an feeling rig h t ev eu 
if he smoke* m o re th an

p H O N i
2 & a

F I N E S T OE A U T O L I V E O V 
A L W A V y A T V O U R S E R V I C E 
G E N T L E M A N L V CM ALIFF E U R /

T H E M O U / E O F

A U T O C O M P A N V

4 1 7 - 1 9 C O N G O E -/-A

F C A P / * 

A d a n d y 
o f
D P I V E n L E / / " ' C A P / - E P O I P E D
w i t h m o d e r n A c c e /r o m e r

i n g 

i n

y

P H O N E
2&e>

 W H E R E E V E R YEOI ) Y G O E S ”

W a n t a see a z i p p y r o m a n c e of 
a F r e n c h c o n v e n t girl who 
m a d e U L ’ O L ’ B r o a d w a y stop, 
look a n d l i s t e n ? —
-

 HERE TODAY ONLY—

ADOLPH ZUKOR, [presents

I R E N E ASTLE
.THE AMATEUR. WIFE

A Qkmimount Artcraft QHdure

E X A M I N A T I O N S G I V E N 
FOH A P P O I N T M E N T

IN C O A S T G U A R D

(C o n tin u e d fro m p a g e I )

folk, Va , S a v a n n a h , Ga., K ey W est, 
Fla , Mobile Ala., G alveston, T e x a s, 
Buffalo, X V , D etroit, Mick., Chi- 
ruK , 111, F o r t S ta n to n , NL M., San

F ra n c is c o , Calif., S e a ttle , W ash,, and 
p e rh a p s a few o th e r places.

th e re 

th is y e a r 

T h e o p p o r tu n ity 

is p a r 
tic u la r ly 
is 
f a v o ra b le because 
an u n u s u a lly la r g e n u m b e r of v a c a n ­
I t is hoped t h a t an ex ceptionally j 
cies. 
la r g e n u m b e r of c a d e ts and cadet en 
g in e e r s will be app o in te d .
A c i r c u l a r g iv in g full 

in fo rm a tio n 
a b o u t 
lie ob­
the e x a m in a tio n m a y 
ta in e d by w r itin g to th e C o m m a n d a n t, 

IL S C o a st G u a r d , W a sh in g to n , D.

( A u s t i n ’s G r e a t e s t Movi e)

A u s t i n ’s G r e a t e s t Ev e n t in P ic tu r e s
TODAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY

PRICE S F O R T H I S G R E A T
FEATURE PICTURE
Lower Floor, 35c Balcony, 25c C h i l d r e n U n d e r 12, 10c

DONNELLY & 
W HITE
Plumbing, Heating and 
Electrical Supplies

For th e Best in H o m e - B a k e d Pies 
a nd C a k e s a n d Jelly-Rolls,

Call I-0-1-6 fo r
T H E C A P I T O L B A K E R Y 
2409 G u a d a l u p e

h o m e s
Q U A L I T Y D K /v r v n r 
SERVICE 

S S ffiE S H
I'DOTTO 600 rir™ ST

211 E A S T

PHONE 536/73

For
AUTTIN LAUNDRV-DRY CLEANING CO

t 

1 5 0 4 

L A V A C A ST.

c. A ny special in f o r m a tio n re la tiv e 
to the ac a de m y or th e service will be 
fu rn is h e d upon request.

By d irection of the C o m m a n d a n t.
H. G. H A M L E T , 

C a p ta in , U. S. C o a st G u a rd . 

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“ EYES O F Y O U T H ”

A T T H E Q U E E N T O D A Y

A t the Motion P ic tu re D ay and c a r ­
nival of o u td o o r s p o r ts held in Los 
A ngeles recently , for the benefit of the 
A ctors 'F u n d of A m erica, C l a r a K im ­
big 
ball Y o ung w a s a w a rd e d 
silver 
of 
b eauty.

cup as th e queen 

t ro p h y 

th e 

Miss Y oung w as in com p etitio n with 
pra c tic a lly all the motion p ic tu re s t a r s 
o f S o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia , an d th e a w a r d 
to her w a s both in s ta n t and p o p u la r.

O th e r g r e a t f e a t u r e s of 

th e d a y 
were autom obile races driv e n by f a m ­
ous motion p ic tu re s t a r s , 
in which 
Tom Mix won the Pacific C o a st A m ­
a te u r C h a m p io n sh ip u n d e r th e rules 
the A utom obile A ssociation of 
of 
A m erica, v e ttin g up a record of con­
siderably l a t t e r th a n a mile a m in u te 
over a tw enty-five mile course a t th e 
Ascot Sp e ed w a y , while Donald C risp, 
L a m b e rt H illy e r and m a n y o th e r s c a r ­
ried off tr o p h y cups.

Miss Y ou n g is in S o u th e rn C a lif o r ­
nia w o r k in g on her n e x t big p r o d u c ­
tion, h a v in g 
j u s t finished “ E y e s of 
Y o u t h / ’which is to be released in Oc­
tober, and w h ich if is believed will be 
th e best o ffe rin g of h e r e n tir e c areer. 
“ Eyes of Y o u th ” comes to the Queen 
today.

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From Chorus to Stadium
It is the a m b itio n of e v e ry girl who 
is on the s ta g e to become a s t a r . T h e y 
hope and j tr a y t h a t a t some tim e f o r ­
tu ne and faint* will smile upon them 
and t h a t th e ir names m a y illu m inate 
the Gay W h ite W ay from th e electric 
sig n of some p o p u la r th e a tr e . P a u lin e 
s t a r of 
F re d e ric k , 
Goldwyn p ic tu r e s , had these sam e a m ­
bitions too. 
in 
Boston when she decided to c a s t her

She w as a tin y girl 

c h a r m in g 

the 

T O D A Y , F R I D A Y A N D 
S A T U R D A Y

VIVIAN RICH
— IN —
“ WOULD YOU 
FO RGIVE?’I ft

S e e t h e n e w a n d h i g h l y e n ­
thi s e m o t i o n a l 
in 

d o w e d a t a r 
in 
s o c i e t y d r a m a w h i c h is v i t a l 

t h e m e a n d i n t e n s e in pl ot .

W h i c h 

is 

t h e m o r e g u i l t y — 

m a n o r w o m a n — t h e o l d c r y 
“ F i n d 

ii 
t h e w o m a n ! ” W h y n o t 

a l s o “ F i n d 

t he m a n !’’

E X T R A T O D A Y — H a r r y P o l - 

lard in “ D o n ’t W e a k e n . ” 

F R I D A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y — 
“ P r i c e o f a 
in 
M u t t a n d J ef f 

G o o d S n e e z e ”

UH. T. P. COX 

421 S carb ro u g h Building 

D entist

W e REBUILD Shoes 

It P ays to do it H eath W ay

9 2 3 C ongress A v e n u e 
C orner T e n th

QUALITY MILLS

T he H om e of 

“A ustin M aid” and 

“ W h ite D om e” Flour 

Cream o f Corn, High* 

G rade M eal and Mill 

P roducts

Aust in, T e a a s

MCKEAN, EILERS 
COMPANY

W holesale Dry Gooda, 
Notions and F urnishing 

Goods

321 323 f 'o n g re sa A ve nue

S E N IORI

INVITATIONS ARE HERE
2500 Sold First Day 
1500 Left
ON SALE THIS MORNING

“THE CO-OF1

Alamo Ice Creait
The BEST ICE CREAM—In 14 Delicious Flare,

A T Y O U R D E A L E R ’S OR

ALAMO INDUSTRIES

300 C ongress A v en u e 

Phone 524

Joseph’s Pharmacy

C o m e r S e v e n th an d C o n g r ess.

Phones 325-331

A real K n ic k e rb o c k e r S h o w er a tta c h a b le to any faucet.

one and enjoy these hot days.

UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE

p h o n e 
3 0 5 2 

<4 ^ E 2 3 Q H Q E X £ J c J L 5 l i h l ^ ^
**T H E C O N V E N I E N T P L A C E

PHONE
M 3 0 5 2

These famous Guild Timepieces combine unusual 
timekeeping 
beauty of design with dependable 
precision.

Now on display.

The Stelfox 

Inc.

lot before th e g lim m e r of 
the fo o t­
lig hts. S he w a s destin ed to become a 
s ta r . N o th in g could p r e v e n t it. T o ­
d ay h e r n a m e is a s well know n in e v ­
e r y household a s th e fam ily a lm a n a c 
an d dinne r. 
“ T h e Roads of D e s tin y ” 
a long which sh e tra v e le d were not a l­
s ta rd o m 
w ays sm oo th ly paved, b u t 
H e r 
an d success w ere h e r re w a rd . 
l a te s t Goldwyn photoplay, 
“ T h e 
Roads of D e s t i n y / ’ 
is h er c ro w n in g 
achievement.

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The University of Chicago 
LAW SCHOOL
T h r e e - y e a r co urse leading to deg ree 
of D octor of L aw ( J . P . ) , which, by 
th e Q u a r t e r sy ste m m a y be completed 
in two and o n e - f o u tth c a le n d a r years. 
College e d u c a tio n re q u ire d fo r r e g u l a r 
adm issio n, 
law being 
one y e a r of 
counted to w a r d college degree. Law 
lib r a r y o f o v e r 4(5,oho volumes.

T h e S u m m e r Q u a r t e r offer* * pe ci al 
t e a c h e r s , 

s t u d e n t s , 

o p p o r t u n i t i e s 

t o 

a n d p r a c t i t i o n e r s .

F i r s t t e r m 1 9 2 0 , J u n e 2 1 - J u l y 2 8 

S e c o n d t e r m J u l y 2 9 - S e p t e m b e r 3 

C o u rse s open in all D e p a r tm e n ts of 
the S u m m e r 

th e U n iv e r s ity d u r in g 
Q u a r te r .

For Announcement address 
D e a n o f L a w S c h o o l , T h e U n i v e r s i t y 

o f C h i c a g o

I R E N E C A S T L E

S U C C E S S F U L L Y P L A Y S

“ A M A T E U R W I F E ”

the 

T hose who h av e been accustom ed to 
th in k of Ire n e C a stle only as a f a m ­
ous d a n c e r and one of th e best dressed 
women in A m e ric a will discover t h a t 
she is also a c h a r a c t e r a nd emotional 
a c tr e s s of more th a n o rd in a r y a b ility 
if they will visit the M ajestic T h e a tre 
la te s t P a r a m o u n t 
arui w itn e ss 
A r t c r a f t pioure, “ T h e A m a te u r W ife.”
T h e sto ry c e n te r s a ro u n d a plain, 
a w k w a r d 
F'rench convent girl who 
co m es to America. H e r m other, whom 
^he has not seen fo r sev eral y e a rs , is 
s t a r of a ja z z y m usical show, and it is 
into th is a tm o s p h e re t h a t th e convent 
lover 
maid 
shoots the m o th e r and ou t of s y m p a ­
th y a m a n about 
the 
girl. T he m a r r ia g e is a t first a f a i l ­
r e tu r n s 
ure, b ut when 
fro m a b ro a d to discover t h a t the ugly 
e x ­
du ck ling h a s blossomed 
q uisitely gowned b eauty, 
is a 
differen t story .

into an 
th e r e 

town m a r r ie s 

the h usban d 

is th ro w n . 

je alo u s 

A 

S t a r t i n g to m o rro w , M a r g a r e t C la rk 

in “ E a s y to G e t.”

“ Where Everybody Goes” — 
finest show 

the Majestic—the 
South.

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Follow the crowd and you go 

“Where Everybody Goes.’

All Austin and Travis County Is Ringing With the Message of the
$100,000 WARREN’S STOCK
Of Dependable Merchandise At

ONE-FIFTH OFF

T H E F A C T S A R E T H E S E :

1. F o r . limited time and until further notice we offer our entire stock of merchandise at 20 per cent 
deduction from the actual low prices already marked— The only exceptions arc our stock of Groceries, Mil­
linery and Silk Dresses which have already been marked down more than 20 per cent.

2. 

I he statement that there is 20 per cent deduction from the m arked prices means a taking off of one- 
the 20 pci 

I here have been no changes made in the price tickets but 

fifth from the actual marked price. 
cent deduction is taken off at time of purchase.

3. 

This sale is straightforward, fair and above board in every particular. Never in our history has it 

been our policy to mark goods up in order to mark them down.

4. We are not trying to clear out or get rid of stock. Our goods are new and first-class and every re­

spect.

3. New goods coming in every day are marked in our usual moderate, regular profit way, and put intr) 

stock to be sold at 20 per cent less than the marked price.

Oui iegular customers, wh oare prudent shoppers, and keep informed at all times of prevailing prices
l
i n L n n w t h a t W a r r s n ’c 

Austin, know that Warren s prices for dependable merchandise are always lower than goods of equal qu< 
can be found elsewhere.

, L I I 

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Yet horn tlie.se puces foi a limited time 20 per cent is deducted with the two exceptions noted So 

who may not realize just what a 20 per cent deduction is, let me say this:

Students, Take Notice— Here’s Your Chance to Save

If your purchases amount 
If your purchases amount 
If your purchases amount 

to $23.00 you 
to $ I 5.00 vou 
to $ 5.00 vou 

pay $ 2 0 .0 0
pay $ 12.00
pay $ 4.00

_______________________ If your purchases amount to $ I .OO you pay 

.80

W A R R E N ’S AUSTIN’S ONLY ONE-PRICE CASH DE­

PARTMENT S T O R E — 213-215 E. 6tk St

BAGGAGE TRANSFER 
SERVICE CARS

PACKING

P H O N E 1 6 1

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