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Ruling Allows Boys F^Ofote On ATTEND THE RICE DANCES Student Weekly Publication The Rice Institute - NO. 28 Affair Will New Yorker Will Candidates May Pay Double For Make Statements .. jmmmmrn'To Held At Bird That Swears In Thresher Friday Official Ballot Fill Eleven ; President of Students' Association; H v' / IfSSillEfS! iitei! New York - (IP) - In the New Ruling Allows Boys . fiolA (Stjibk! Sidi'ulze ? All students involved in any run- • John Conk " ' ! York Times' Public Notices column off elections for Students Associa- Hermann Jast week appeared this ad: Tommie Wftikitv ;e Offices tion, offices may present statements Vice President of Students' Ais'n.: iill TALKING PARROT; will pay Co,The Thresher for publi(;atioh.in. double if he swears. Don Dicker- f^ofote On Mni&iuwt.' Walt"t>7.nor •' • '.:. Popular, Semi-Classic Music To the issue of Friday, May 5. Voles To I St* (asf From 8 Ciilit man, Tony Sarg's.. Bohemia, 1.684 Lennox Hey^k . •' Be Featured at 7:30 P.M. C;;nditiates BRUit limit their I p.m,—.lYmomimcitl Broadway. Circle 7-5776. Sffrrt'bii ' SJbnpiti: Proposed In Miller Memorial statements.to one hundred words or Treasurer of Students' Association: Five Amendments Are Passed By Group No less, Tile deadline . for the copy , is : 9 ! •facik '\V, >!ri'if]cl , |§j||i|f Promptly nt. 7:30 Sunday night the Girl (lan Participate In Affair M«or e Wednesday, May 8,,.at 1 . j ViYieeni S. [V-i:e',.'lnie with ;< )>i Id •>! curtain at Miller Memorial theater, I Any student rurinfrig for elass Councilman at: Large: ! I rod ii' U-v*'.*•' i; jfv.i r j Than Two \ears office may also issue Bl'iifenerit.v .f' Herman park, will rise on the first of Debate Club |j|S lji'i'iM'tl |l|i||.' McCa^itsj!, ij•:•'•:"'•' ifi, U'Sfill; trey wish to do so. filWV' a series of annual concerts to be given Five new ftgujnd mi nth were passed ; nit itiii and for the first: tune m hu- m by Rice's Owl band under the direc- nt the 1'egul.u", meeting of the Woman's I tory Rice male students can have tbtji'if Assistant: Editor ttf The Campanile: I b tion of Lee Chatham. | Council this week according to anvsoy abiiut beauty as exemplified by 1"" (k> m The opening number will be a spe- [jrtrmiiuiiofctnoni from frota Fonwile, i I<iu> co-eds. /These an^mimcrUs go Assistant Business Manager of The ^ 'm> . ! S • j||Ps| lis ! cial : arrangement of '-'For Rice's (president. The new rules change the i into effect next year, I'lSfert Dance Will Campanile: 1:3 IfS Honor," featured by the singing of And Loses tfuture .elections/almost beyond recog- ' The five new aiVtendiiionts aie as i||| I|l BtWM|ii«l' Cfiwik { || ij 1 the Institute son# by a trio of band «follows : .. , I I Assistant Kdifor of The Owl- SI i 'i«'• • wfc.' members. lie Given For i 'JSdvwp opjifli^tinVi'ii t ji 1. Ripo boys will ffiipl|,f||||;t|IS.)j'',-||§l Pair ; !"(>i 'i (/ 'i• r> Following this will be q program of w j their i iVf'tes in. the JSflay few election A;itf»T-e*s- v.':-!sr^;j;H''ir,i|,';|-!'Y ,''''!;« At HuntsVillc —| First 1-jToi; semi-classical, popular, and military °" i German Club inalds, duchesses • ik(,id May, '<$|&i'on I Assistant Business Manitgcr of Tlie ' 1 lEijch t'laJi will hold, separate elections, music. Arrangements will be so va- Reverse Suffered Track Team | owi 5 isiiniiM • '• •. nce-jj.i' j' B..; All voters; in i-ither May fete ried that everybody should find some I ' ;C":eoifi;;s.:: ;,f»ike - v' Am : j electiti'nis; or in those held "•to < uftt i ' ] f§< p|eces of especial Merest. Representatives of the Debating j Assistant' l'2dit"r of Tin Thresher j ,1.1 Plays Are Set I Woman's Council members must be .Members of Squad To He Admit flit ' I:,.!,!- "Just ail Echo in the Valley," cur- club at Rice Institute in three debates j I llwlt'nMairiseaiiio!ivjllnl )' j , i:1.?!'' e.'(;sti.; r; ••if this week won two unanimous tri- | 'blanket; tax , holders. Candidates! m iMiiBMlw IMwh rent song hit, will be followed by the 1 (ed Free To Affair At I I K. ' |yi|||||||fiiljllipi J „,,,,,,,„ ; ! both' elections must possess, bjuhke't .1 , :t tV.'u ' ;••• !f I and j march, "Reign of Rhythm." Then will uinphs from 'squads of the Sam Hous- | For Tonight Junior League { Assistant Riisiness Maiia^ii of Tin ( come "Atlantis," suite in four parts. ton State Teachers' College: at Hunts- '•taxes. • . Thresher: { V • o . • ! <- • \ ., ;:."iU!U:il:o;m-at--" "Dinah", with which the band j won vUlc Monday and dropped a two to . :i There will lie no absentee voting ; l.MJIo M-v, . : a. • i .j;, i I- : . K-e.ii.i M'c.Ci-.'lt.3;.\ iji any May fete or Woman's Council j Ijh«> dance at the Junior League this . ;'$i' i'i much fame during the football season, one decision to a team of the South I' lays-To Be 1 resented at Autry ! Head Yell Leader; .'viMfihtj Camp • • >i!<•., .:, elections. it . Saturday will lie given in-honor .ii 'pi" i .. ; and "Try a Little Tenderness," will Texas School of Law Wednesday night ! House Under Direction of ' I Daei.i I) Heil • ®f® 'I 4. All rules go^rnjng these elec- i Kice track squad, according to ai. a..- An Hu. Kt Slli: at.-sislani business: j preceed "The Best-Loved southern in a controversy at the Houston Y. M.!],;,"'W. J. Mlll'.oy at 8 o'Glock ""T i ' , y. i , , a iv:.nit-M.ini-. ' iI'attcr.so immwinn. f| C. A. auditorium. lions must be mad r ;i:;< 111 l; 1 . of C.aiispatiiie, Kaypiiot^ Melodies," a medley that includes madt by 'he Woman's i nouncement by Gordon Aal.ols'. > ' Vim-ndmcut to the Constitution of. "Swanee River," "My Qld Kentucky Johnny Crooker and William Jes- The Goethe Verein of the Rice Insti- Cointcil. No the Students' Association of the! i( " -fi.--,slant i^Iitor. -f The Owl, Ed- suggestions or amend- I president of the Studeutri' A.-socyation, j j ' . Asbod«tion of the Homer "Listening to the Mocklng- sup of the Debating Society upheld tute will present two one-act plays at inents will be allowed in the indivi- ;All memlwrs oi Coach Ernie Hjert- j j Kice1 Institute: ! jwairi <Jppenln-inier an t Aubrey Smith; birdf. "Dixie," and others, the affirmative of the question, "Re- the Autry house tonight. The cur- dual meetingmeetingss. , berg's track team and their dates will ., I solved, That The United States Agree 5. No girl can paiKicipale in the be admitted free. im •' 1 if | assistar* bu.--tTO'S.s mansfgor of The Another piece of special interest on tain will rise for the first play at To A Cancellation Of Inter-Allied May fete more than two years of the Starting at 9:30 p. m., the diince, j Secliiin 1. Each tn.ua fido r.tn- I Owl, p^Orge PikPikee ; assistant editor 0/ the program will be "Water Witch," 8 p. m. There will be no admission four while attending.. Rice. Only ihe with Pat Quinn and his Owls fuAiisli- iM'tV of the ftice Iiislitule shall, on jSj|S| Thresher, Pete MaiiKcalco and Governmental War Debts in a debate | the .payment of a 25-cent poll tax 1 played as m Cflrnpt solo by KIttrell •ir»K -the rriusie promises to be cnne of Kenneth Philips': .mistn . ..-.mess Monday afternoon 'rrt' -Humsvilte and charge and the • general public is in- cai-^idnte^-^^Mgy jjp**ti -~wilt toe tnt- | lee' at the beginning of each aca- Reid, first trumpet of the Owl musi- cepted. the best of the year. flBtaWer RoJ|< Moyer; •1 cians. "Houston's Finest March" is a were awarded a unanimous decision. vited to attend. | demic year, be entitled |ifj a"1trhitefl The S. orchestra with Geraldine, Colii : 1 Monday night John Baldwin and Miss Fonville also announced that j :ne!-.ii»'t:,hip m tlie Student;.' Askq- heai't. j«| I'JiVvia ii'til, itm.l Mot- local composer's contribution to the The first play of the evening will be the first rehearsal for the May fete featured, as soloist has soirie snappjt' program. Johnny Crooker of the Rice Club de- |ciatioti with, ihei ;>rivilvgc bfvoting' j '1 ris"'-.Patterson,, ;;[ •---. 1 liiififfl "Der Spaete Gast," by George Boet- new numbers for thii, affair. ; fended the negative of the same issue wil| be held Friday, May 5. at 5 o'- ( in all • Strident*' Assoc|?itioi-i (>k c- Four 1 if tlie candiilatr-: aiitomriUcnUy' Sill Some special instrumental arrange- ticher. This play centers about the clock. All participants including the Rice's track team .Is favored to win;| against another squad of the Hunts- lions of that year I officer- Monday wit.li only one iSSIfe ments have been gotten up by the n-.ale attendants, must be on hand for the Southwest conference title" this- iMi ville college and wore awarded the visit of a young Kraus to the home of Section II. Such a mcmljei .• hip | vhle needed for election ,. tliey arc, Brass Owls, and some vocal numbers second Rice triumph of the brief this rehearsal. The girls are also re- year and the, dance will be given m 1 Amtsricliter Helbig .to see Hannchen, hall nut entitle a stiulcnt to the j unopposed The rrrt;iiri >yj:itiers aro !•!• will be given.
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