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A NEWSPAPER FORT. C. U.
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Nl MHKK 22 VOLUME 22 FORT WORTH. TEXAS, MARCH I. 1921 I STUDENTS TO ELECT SKIFF EDITOR II CAGERS THROUGH; TAKE SECOND; TEXAS FIRST Student Forum Is Frogs Take Two HOUED FROG TO M Frog Netters Have BKKK5, siblefor iKIi From Owl- Drop III MORE INDIVIDUAL rrof ™ , " „ "JKffSHr' P1CMS m m[ ' ii' li 11' rl iti f The Ski!!' will b< F 5 to A 41 Arranged Unusually BE IN T, B. I. TONIGHT ■ '■ Thomas Elmore Lucey, poet-hu- dent body, according to announce- There will In' over 100 more In- morist-actor, versatile i BV ''.v Butler S. dividual pictures In this year's Horn .1 in Cantrell'a company supi • world travelei ai of the publical 2l there were in the 1023 Strenuous Schedule l. - ■ ball stars 'li. b . i. , to be in T. i'. U. | lo.oin manager of day evening after having won book, according to Roy Mack of the g ,,', loi k n the studi the Unlvei I Pre blent Waits In- place immediately below first in Prog staff. At 4:40 o'clock Satur- Two matches with the Trinity ten- It Is nol definitely known whether Mr. l.i: ey ha Bppi ai ed t: acted the publications committee ibis seal on1 I a ki I ball i ai e, They day afternoon with 'Jo minutes more nis team'have been arranged for oi nol this will complete the sched- in half I ■ to pai s on the qualifii can I \no ■ ra pel iod games from before the deadline for picture . the thia season among the mans others ule for T. C. I'., BS other teams in world, and hai 1" < i didati ) il '''■' "a Whole llOW l Rice Friday and Saturday nights and record book at Stauts' studio show- that are now on the schedule. the Conference aw clamonnj ■ills. last night failed to stop the dazzling Ufst yew the Horned Frog netters games with the Frog .-quail. I or twenty years Mr. 1 Is Forum Move. ed the name of the 500th, Leon Coach Baker, who has taken i - been i n l he i haulauqua and lyi cum "i hi Texas Aggies. The were among the leading tennis play- new era I'm the Skiff is com- Johnson, last year's book had not of the Frog tennis teams, has issued stage and has won many aud record for the season is four game j ers of the T. 1. A. A., hut now that •ion set up quite 400 Individual picture*. Five his last call for tennis men ar. : with -his genii] Dr. S, P. I out of nineteen played. Two they are in the Conference with bet- p month ago by the Student Forum. reat response. He is coach- i he no ed author, i ii nl -1 and quan v,i re losl to the Oklahoma hundred is by far the hlghe I mark i,.,- teams, only time and consistent 10, ' Complaint iced at the lack ol l i e h.nen and al dam plat foi in I ing, i ays of Ml. ■i the home court here in . el et practice will tell the real skill with mg I oth the ",-n foi the editor by teams. Two new courts Lucey: "He i h inge hi app< ai Worth while the other two last of the picture layouts will the racquet. The Frogs succeeded In Varsitj the I ■ tem, wherein ■ fac- like a chameleon and a to the Texas Aggies, one being j, ent to the ene,aver on March downing the Tigeri twice last year, havi I In ihape, I used ulty committi e i hooaes him. I personality, the voice and the man ■ Colli gc Station^ and the othei 1.-, The Frog will be delivered about on the'r courts and later on ours, exclusively for those not comp l do ul. .1 that populai elect on would ners of the nun he i t - the last week of May. The latter team Is boastinn of a the first ' Ive the problem. is the field of impel thai The Frogs' final standing i All students who have not o. k.'d much stronger team th* year, as *e> A- a nucleus, Coach Bakei tor will he elected Mr. I.ui< y is in the fi ont tank e State University still lias a the proofs of their pictures at the era] of the veteran* are hack on the Bush, Trip, Turberville and Newcomb, . under th, tem m a fevt I will have it job with a strong eqaeb to -show who wa recently elected captain ol . ides his di amal Studio must do so by Thursday or 1 datM v lU accomplishmi nl M l' ' "■ ' .,- ei ui leas the ; rog tat I' will no ahead and 'em how." The sanies between the the squad. Several othen are themsvlve to .I,alee Green, ; ketch a i a Texa i take one make the selection. two teams will he played the latter Ing out, bul the aforemenl I men of the itudent body, and he a good voice. or two of thi pair of games that pan of this month. will in all probability compose the Will uirn the i name, over to the 'Pie entertainment i being . . ; fol both loams On April 4 the T. C, U. squa.l will feui man team that will represent publication committee. This com- ,,1 by the tudent i of Brite Collet;! Fi day and Saturday. Bible's FROG GOLFERS TO go to Waco, where they will take on T. C. U. mittee now consists of Prof. Boberti. for the put pose of raisii t money t< men are likely to do For one the Baylor Hears, and then proceed For the Fre«hmen, Boone (capt I, ., Mr. Smiaer, Prof. shop. RESUME TOURNAMENT send delegates to the annual Texas ; the gan ■ 1"' played .to A. t M„ where they will tackle lti.ee . Toller, Brown and Boser ere herd and Prof. Ballard. v ,, 'the tennis sharks of the Farmers, putting up the stiffest competition missions convention at Wax Owing to he Inclement weather "j ^ by ^ ^ honor> , lv Tbe only feature left in the race Maj 1 l. Tin- group of stud- m the almost univen al hope ' lt ten.d8y*; ""' ','' V. way of Dallas, where they will en- players seem to have the upper hand to appear on the program as I h Ve ,: while 1 and Toller choir ami i ry that all gi Central Is Snowed will nol end the season » ' " ''" '""1- "" ' couqter the tennis team of B.S. M. U. in holding then- tournament on the mu- loublea. d, is the A week later the Mustangs will meet are -hnwin r the way for if possible. To make it , . ii.cilia golf course as was planned. , between the Aggie schools <>t ' h ,. , , the Frogs on the T. I . I', court i ii I ■ proximately i Ixtei sufficient funds must be realized t< Under by Varsity , , , .„ Chris Byrne, leadei oi the men's a return engagement. oul r.,r a berth on the team. ti ... care of railroad expenses Thi ,, i ,, gol , states that till Ba- ive ft rule the Lone ~ ... admission is 20c and 35c. Sextet .were daxallng the Frog *««*« «"' ' ***« t0J*°« I Oklahoma crew were * " a«e then work on the Wu week. I he purpose o, this tou - T. C. U. Oratorical ADAMS LEADS ayii t the girl ' bs T. C. U. Sextets ball ti .mi from ( entral High in everj i —•!; is l- '■'".,. » "r."f l,,el" j men to represent r. (r . dual of the game, the T. I . !' ■ • Owls persl tne r Contest Wednesday tournament with S. M. U., which will Have Full Week another victory to their playing against the i FOH MANAGER oon be played. It is expected that Fi iday aftei noon In thi ., of them wen The annual oratorical conteat be- The Sunday School ci i . D, gym to ti 51 to l ral other meets will be held later For the first time in the history oughiag. They were tween the Shirley and Acid-Ran Lit- U. will i i irted "ii as though. i a on. C, IJ. the students were given T. C. Hopkii -. the I I church in .,. evenlj mati bed. erary societies will be held thi tudent tain at whom Homer the T C. r. gym this even \tter a few mil evening in the auditorium. The can- business manager lor an athletic Adams took a few swings whi PQLLYWOGS END SEA- 7: ,li. In the last tussle with thi and only didates in this contest are men who i, , I . and Bay, the bull- team. "Deep Water" team, the Chi , a free' throw. The ( hristian SON WITH VICTORY have not participated in an inter- y iard. Both Rice and the The tudenti were called together proved to be the better team and won MOOS stride and bi society contest of this kind. . | will play their final Saturday morning in the auditorium with ease. The T. C, U. team I g Circles around the Den- After going the greater par- of "The New Men's cum'' is furnish- , ach other tonight. and Prof. E. W. McDiarmid, .hair- playing in the City Girls' < la ial lassies, throwing goal after goal the season without a victory the ing a great deal of interest for the The two games with Ki'e Friday i man of the athletic council, snnounc- basketball league and are threat adding machine being needed of the kind freshmen cage team staged a sense- respective societies members and eongregation that In an to cop the penn, p up with the ,„, of the kind tional eomeback Thursday nigh by the contest this year s how. evidenc ; ^ ^ ^ ^.^ ^ ^ ^ , „,, "Bi led in the scoring likely to tell on the nervoui trampling the Weatherford College ofbe.ngthecloses, ,n hehisoiy rf ^ j( ^ , ^^ with 23 points, while Jei e Bell Mi they happened. Coyotes under a burdensome core the club. The dub didvery P ___ ce ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Kym .,. , tter i all closely followed with 22, Ji ! The fir t .-and nose ' " '". last year, owing to the lack - ^ ^ ^ ^^ Profes,or Mc expect to have anothei game in the although playing but a all the way, the wore being tied at The Coyotes had conquered the eat manifested by the societies. How- Diarmid stated that the rule- of the game gym the following evenini few minutes ran up a score of 12 ever, the club has taken on new life ,.. : ,,| being tied al the end Frosh in two previou gamei and southwestern conference restricted to though no definite at , at work of Frog no doubt expected, to add another and with a large number of candi- e a great extent the participation of been made. The work of Mabel Miils as guard dates wdio have had the necessary Loworn In pushing one through victory to their string ol laurels In students iii the control of athletics, ,,.] also ol Halio Had.", at jumping ,, | .,, . ]„ the extra this contest. The uncanny work ol experience, and co-operation on the th( pi (l! bul that this action would not be In .., contenders ai thi oni most cap . before the latti r changed part of the societies, has stimulated minutei n ed to break the tie Ger.e ' violation of those rules. ble of the job. i foi wind, proved to be quit ■ fatal 'Otto" Decides and "Jew" Holcomb an interest that is unprecedented in B Irons got a one-point lead when Judge Green, president of the »tu- They also reserve the right to dis o the visitors BS they were i ■ i is guards proved to be the unsolv- the history of the school, Jim Cantrell shot a tree counter, dent body, then took charge and the charge the manager If he fads ti nce .,, it seemed to the ,1,1.. problem to the visitor*. Goes The representatives of the Shirley then the Owls took ■ corresponding following students made nominating |j „p .,, their expectations t - 1 cagers, The latter team was Bl (enter led his opponent a wild Walton Society are .liin Slater, Corl ve when Fitch shot two perfect free speeches: Cowboy (igan spoke iii he-. j.,1,. The managermiuiago, will receive a opportunities to In- life BS also did "Paducah" Anderson, Reader and Jim Turner, while the il . .lust before the pi tol, Frog ....If of Hoy Mack. Blair Cherry foi , reward for his service, a ore by tree throws who was taking the place of Bill Add-Ran-Clark Society will be rep- , gain look the game from the Bill Honey. Morris Darker for "Lit- ^s the winner has to receive ;. ma ,. tnc , , . ', am, Pass a; forward who was unable to resented by Wayne Newcomb, Carlo in,, and permanently r**cu*d it with tie Tom" George and .lames Slater, | rity of the votes, the final vote wil ■all through he ill the regular lineup on account Ashley and Wilburn Page 0 a good shot from under the gi al. Phil Avers and Henry Shepherd for be held some time this week between he loop with the < sxeption of one of illness In the family. The second was I repetition of the Othro Adams. (Hiiro Adam, and Cecil Honey, tin illle. The last game of the season which Some of the heretics and bol hi except that it perhap* was not Its Vika in (lark Hull are griping about Voting was doni by 1 and two receiving tho mo l A Burgi I T. C l'. tiT- o , lose. The Owl timekeeper claim- was scheduled with Duly High was the new furniture in the parlor. they stood Adams, li , Honcj 0 ed a discrepancy in time between forfeited to the freshmen OB account They are afraid that it will encour- George, BO; Mack. 24. Harold (arson is reported a doini him and Melvin Bishop who was of a mixup in the schedule. This These four candidate* were select- nicely. IDs mother aws here vi-itii,! give the Polywogs two out of the age loafing and will lower the gen GG1DST0N ELECTED keeping the time for T. C. U. The ed bs the athletic council from the him and his brothers the early part three-game series with the high rial moral standard of the young argument came up in the last min- men of the building. a pirants who presented their name- of last week. PRESS CLUB PREXY ute of play and Kishop claimed there ■chool i age team. were K seconds to go whUs the Bice S'lmmo Goldston has been elected advocate claimed there were 80. T, mt of the newly organised C U. was in the lead. T. C U. Fort Worth Scholastic Dress AsSO- allowed them 110 seconds and they Student Forum Passes Resolutions ■iatioii. Other officer- aie .lack Di- made use of the added three to tie al, vice president; Miss Lois Callo- the score by dropping the sphere b* elected by and shortcomings, in the hope that tvay, - ecretary t reat urer; Heard through just as the pistol crai Led. The resolution embodying the pop-1 tor of the "Skiff," we believe that chosen, the edit"! popular vote. we may better the condition, al Winibei'y .h . seig ant al arms, and It could not he determined just who ular election of the "Skill" editor the present paper is not representa- laiei ce Rli hhart, sponsor. Gold- Committei on Resolution. T. ('. I'., the student foium go* OB wa right about th* time. Bke was and a resolution ,.. th* form Of I tive of this university. We believe Iton is editor of The Skiff, T. ('. U.j given the benefit of the doubt. Follow,ng is the fuc-siniilc of the record as being unqualifiedly against editor of the "Pantherette" letter to the senior matron, Mrs. furthermore that the reason for this Th* A. & M. gam* was one of the letter presented to the senior ma- the statements mad* by the senior if Senior High school; Misi Calloway Sadie T. Beckham, were read to ami condition is an obvious lack of co- matron regarding the Seno r U fastest names of the SMIOn. Til* tron, Mrs. Sadie T. Beckham: is edl f the "Handout" of T. Frog* seemed rather lisllcss after unanimously approved by th* student operation on the part of the student t C \\ i lllU ,,a rl1 forum, which functioned quickly and The student forum of Texas Chris- The Senior Majestic was a clean the preceding two games i >' body as a whole. The a ociation has been organised decisively last Saturday in a meeting tian University la the voice through n fast game of bulb The speedy Therefore: how. produced by Christian stu- for the purpose of bringing together cut short by time limitation. Ac- which the students of T, C. U, ex- Work of Wnshhurn, the good looking Th* student forum In conference dents of T. ('. U. and the student the new.paiiers representatives of cording to a Statement made re- press their wishes and desires. lt is Aggie guard, was the sensation ol assembled Saturday, February 18, forum places unanimous seal of ap- all the schools and colleges of the cently by Mr. James Slater, presi- the place where student sentiment the' evening. H* fad th* ball ac- 1924, adopts the following recom- proval on the performance from lltj that they might discuss and dent of the student forum, the said iu> stulizes Into an active principle curately to Ihe conference poinl bad mendation: start to finish. JOlvS their mutual problems. All resolutions have been presented to after due attention has been given ing Darby, but the close guarding of First, That, since the "Skiff" is Signed: th* schools of the city, which have the faculty and the senior matron, to the convictions and beliefs of the Adams and Tankorsley kept him purely a student publication, sup- Student Forum of T. C. U, newspapers, am eligible for mem- from making but eight points. Jin respectively. ported by the student body, we hold various elements that go to make The next meet ing of the Forum bership in this association. Cantr*U led th* field In scoring with The fac-simll* of the resolution it the right of the student body to up the student body of T. C. U. will be *ntlr*l« devoted tO talks An informal luncheon was held in concerning the popular election of select its editor. The student forum is ambitious for nine points. made bv those who disagree with the Slai Telegram dining room Sat- o the "Skiff" editor follows: Second, That ■ committee of eight T. C. U. und i conscientiously trying the Forum and its purposes. Prof** urday afternoon. Aldan A. Evans, Terrence Mel I bus taken up be chosen, consisting of two mem- to forward the desires and aims of To the Faculty of Texas Christian sor Raymond A. Smith, friend of the foiauei graduate of T. C, U. and now futuristic art anil now a masterpiece hers selected from each of the vari- the founders of this great school. University: student body and supporter of the an editor of the Star-Telegram, ad- adorns his wall. A small fee is ous classes, whose duty it shall be We are zealous for T. C. U. und Recognising the necessity of fac- Forum, has been granted time in dressed the club. The Commercial charged In those wishing to see thi- to pass on the qualifications of till jealous of her good name. In the ulty supervision of student publica- Which to mak* a short address to Printing Company will provide a painting in order to defray the ex- spirit of fairness and humility tions and desiring to in no way dis- candidates. luncheon for the club next Suturday. pense incurred in bringing it into Third, That from candidates thus the consciousness of our deficiencies j the assembly next Saturday. credit the efforts of the present edi- the world.
Sg*» ' Tuesday, March 4, 1924. Tage Two T II E SKIFF RIGGS WINS HAND A Philosophy of Life BALL CHAMPIONSHIP THE SKIFF >mmm n> ill c;il li. BISHOP mo with heart Interest, H l won cla C lM!li ■intend as nd class mail matter at tin- on-', office at Kurt Worth tx ; that you' i ball • I lion hip Saturday bj «,,. Texas. Subscription, on< dollar i up that's your mi tto, A new-pup.r publl bed every Tuesday afternoon liy the Students of I've fought, oul of four eloi e Texas Christian University. Devoted to the art of broadcasting the common CAFE from George Hcwatt. They message whll HI I • ■ Pledge I to the : c when he lo i . game series. nutted to a true reflection of the progrt i of thi I ret It) In icb I ! at di feat, ::. bi li winning the Cl an that tlie pa< da Of it! walla may know ttiat T. C. U. il I i'.. hai lied a iiin .. II be intend in Qg- center of real and brot ■ *. et-to be di ti mit, 1 AH l riVE BTAFl ■ l buildin ,-i B champion. [aui I • ■ i ■ ■ MM.Mi i GOLD rON Bi ite Coll ge, .1 The ■ il ual ion in < !la i B ii BI ;• i' down hi blue. ith Ci ump, V, illiau, KARL MUELLER I Will at I I i Phillip ."'I to play. ,l„l , KIM Mini \l STAKF. l i LI., I ■ into this lnns . th ami final thlj SAM PA( i: Assistant Editor enougl i DAVID 0. LE \ > : and grin when you're toeing, ol. He will not be PI With Pi rid Horton already en. HARVEY I'M MER the guj who can smile I, rid in I ho A ll will be Trainer foi the i nil and BH our wil l.IA d C, IRVINE :, if lucli is againi i you, with Riggl andI Hiell representatlvi ine Arts he desired to i tay in T. C. 1 HENRY G. 11.KINS . th while. of the othi MA"V ME GARNI I' : di ETHEL KEMP While a wanderer in the South and to th" noove mentioned dei during that experience he gleaned ORTORI \i. BTAFl dial ■ : It, the Skill' etxends to tht LINDSAY MAKES from every source knowledge "Y oh! Edward Bel y, Richard G« . Eineraon Holcomb, William Kerr, Hou I young h.dy an humble apology f,„ Southern traditions and dialectal and Kemp, llattie Hue II the error, as well as the deepest dm- to his Intimacy with the South -, Ferrell rHROl Ml THE DARK" sympathy for the fact that HIT WITH is almost a Southern product. IS I BRILLER VI Id \l.ni ■ The W'e. t also loves him bi I A NEW DAY. Pi oving itself a thriller from among his masterpieces is thi ! T. G. II. "Golden Whales of California." I Ipon to lim i be Dai MAH-JONG Sews lias ju: t been rei .linn of "The ig tin.- delightful rhymed tale upon the reiolul | ed by the Student Forum. With this t newlDau i f Mother McGinn," one i . . itemporary of the West, we catch again lim I- Taking the Country by Sturm roaring burlesque of the Califomian's ■awns in the In ■ BI .1 h i C. U. Slow .. the mo it popular of .im l-i pican poets, Nicholas Vachel A coin!.1 n lo " hi COl- love of his own commonwealth am! b d being permitted to take theii the actlvitii Bo B da few of .,,11 tiles, 1 10 counters, of his tendency to show thai lovi ..r i ah- the ■ chool, wined are i a \ ital to them. Ai th time, B I h .i: i oem Wi dnosday, Fi bruary 27. in "booming exaggerations." and it any one being pro> Ided in the foi i i ultj publii astic -o audience in in in., in the main auditorium ■ an learn the game in ten upon the eligibility and proficiency of thi applicant for the edit its li: i'— h' vi iv fascinat- of To as Christ ian University, Jl of The Skiff before theii i i Brc pla i tl bi fore thi body to ing. All in attractive box, ; T. ' ' rumental, April It Was a Mistake! Devotees of < I oil receipt of ■■ill upon. 23, 1919, in bringing Mr. Lindsay to dote i o res i i Canada 26c extra i. With this atudent-fai ulty coalition the a for the first time. Tin. e A few weeks aj.ro the Skill' i for The Skiff should be ■ can ill afford ti TABLE COVERS 1 who heard - revious lectures article eat.tied. "T. ('. U. (in. I the i hi eking i oni i rvati m, while the osmopolitan pi in the university chapel consider Takes M. K. S. Degree," in win. h -.i Black Sat i i iction of the man they want. I Tl ' Btorj is unravelled neat i-en Mill. -i. i b Covei them in the oppor v.a.- printed a telegram to the Star- privileges lately granted idents by the faculty, it must rapidly and pi". v. ith i oloi id dragon di him again. Telegram stating that Bhe . card mitted bj i v< n the n nclined tl it thi tudi nt . by the hi i flickei to 'he final I li was a treat to hear from the listening in to a T. ('. U. radio pro- - . pocket; , speaking through their Forum, mu I >re 01 li Influenci ■ of Vachel Lindsay, himself, the gram, ami leaving the impri I g conditions. io i he fore rapidly in thi l .he-. Spe- dark - embodied in the bo; om that In- had married a hloli.ie. I i . mont hi. inn ii i niiiil.i i that cial price While this le a decided rictory, o far ai thi tttdent are concert of "i ■ the "Chinese he ha ■ cvci appeared to such - ■■ I telegram wai I igned by "Ed ( OMBIN \ riON OFFER: I there is a limit even to freedom, and H i an unexpre ed hopi tl hmi ttdvant the .. thi o ychological Day." It has been learned We » ill '-id prepaid one c |,lc!»| within the bi and oi 11 a on in our dem i 1 ■ d "General ..nil table cover as ik'.| role i '' dam btei of a that the telegram v.a ent, unknown al application of democracy. Rome wai not built in a day, and ■ 1 , . i ho Kingdom of lo Mi Day, by a friends of In I l,hove on receipt of $2..",0. ■ neither can atudent governm ■ ing fact in that mine time. I 11 a\ ( NINA AMERICAN IMPORTING . hield hei from the past b a practical joke. In oilier word-. It has jusi occurred to The Skiff that if we udent body, repre- CO. her to a fa- himiahle and exi Vachel I first well .Miss Day has nut y< t completed I uf ng the rational two pet cont, h ve the intelligence and the Ill V. ,-i 68th SI. Ni» Vnr.l San known to to Texas lieient resident work to entitle her to choose effieient and reapot 'udent public since Robert co. why cannot thil same body fun tion properly in connection Avith us Frost' last year. Although y/.^^VA^v/.^^^v///.^vA^^^^^^■.■.■.•.^v.^v.■.v.■.^^■.^■.■.■.v Surround supposed homo system? We have an - rinciple of honoi Mr, l.imi: a Spi ingfleld, and ■..'■so ii. Mai . this principle is anything but a fact, Why cannot the Forum act upot 111., Nov. In. 1879, he was for a • |* WELCOME TO T. C. U. ■ed life until c.l. this question of honor in ucb a way aa to arouse public sentiment ai lead her to hing tending toward the dishonorable? The ■ Blackie," notoi ii us crook role i athei ; s it. Ernest I PETERS BROTHERS nt ii a failure, and the fault lies ill one quarter :. San I..- parl i f l he rancher, Why not correct it? . Alary help the illness his IT-TO-DATE CLEANING, IM.LSSINt; DYEING, 1 ,— _oOo io his dai h hack to the oul- I Wagon" REPAIRING PROPHESY FULFILLED. ide world and a i a rei nil hei ■in I "' ' ' iii "Rugglei of Women's ;tnd Men's Hats (loaned, Blocked, Ket rimmed . ah d d the IN d Gap." '-■ o . ■' r really hated DMII 1 and . ,. I ... h ave the ch II 1. dii N'oah Beei . Horned Frog is. the followiii; i of 'I. C. I ■ III tl: Hi..-- He is one really Kid Gloves Dry (leaned Shining Parlor !• came so near coming true that it. is inti . r m which : he accli 1924 baaket ball ond actOl if . I we mean. French Dry Cleaning Expert Shoe Dyers won second d might have til I If, one,. I,:, ■■'.: in Imr BBOt Ing to read. T C. U. Lloyd Hughes ba rtewhat sym- been for a 1.000 pel cent Buper-team that the home in Frisco's underworld, and ;■ Phone Lamar 6859, Lamar 84S3 "Blackii " in give ■ . pathetic at did no i to play. ll ai ' Until he : wing! into action In n previous to the writing of Urn prophi y the I life of crime and follow thi J 913 HOUSTON STREET FORT rVORTH, TEXAS of thrills that Hold then it's the games, J", We Are Leaders In Our Line probably never have bei n i latier eel::, 0r needs, the .sympathy. a time iii the history of every scho Dullness is unknown in any foot aken out to build up what previi i down '\ Next Door T. ('. U. Corner 'I'he big thrill conn i win n of the story, i' mally well • on and othei of elimination, , , "Blackie" et out to do one done. V.W,VAV//AV,V.WAV.VA\VV. .V.'.V.V/J W.V,W.VW •| i | what happened to T. C. V. this year. Our basket ball job I" Io,,- ;-. :: for the first itime in years. And still il ding to ile will have proved of great benefit next year when we take our n m,, i realistic no-q hi. in outhwestern conferenc with a team who' have darkness ever filmed. The action Is much as two or three yeai ' I ■•-■'■<>■■ each oilier. located in and around Sai Fran In other von. beat a lot this year and m fear we are famed Chinatown and umh I off to wdiip everything that weai ■> be ket ball world ami much of ii. lake; place uniform. W'e propose i" deprive A. A M. or he:' customary el under ever of di thus reveal rt experience they will obtain in four Corfy-minute | iphy. ■ on a ba I.I i l-ail i oun with thi Horned Pros, in support oi ■ ' ■ no a.id S. M. I'. 1" itii'l from the dead and missing lit. The are o .,! cai i. ii ■ i:,. Baaidi me pre ent team, such men a Harry Taylor, ley in .h' I' h Of "H" ' i BI* George and Cantelmi, will he eligible and in the lineup when the ii. .. B M purple and white steps mit upo is been well i i Phillips,
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Three 1924 Tuesday. March I. 1924 T ii r s K i r i Chicago Grand Opera WALTONS STUDY THE SCRAP BOOK Debating THM™-"". As Seen by T.C.U. HARD m By KTULL M'MI' to Clash Friday hanj ill -I'ilv. Student Whenevei i Night Ity HENRY <:. KLKINS. DRINKTEA i;. imi lamlty, I i i |i myself will.in raj a Tin' Chicago Grand Opers Corn The Shirley Walton Literal And drop a ii ; ■ pany thrilled an audience of 20,000 cieties gave theii lai tea Sunday people at die Coliseum in Dalle i': in i in ailid talk may pa b y. a in Jarvis parlor from 8:30 Saturday evening;, March i, in theit i" 5:30 o'clock, The parlor was Ami treat mi' Icily, 'll,in, ' one wh i alwaj undi i tandi presentation of "Salome. Mai i la autifully dei orated with floor den with her company of sixteen of 1 . the lamps Thai loyal friend i the world famou i singers made- a a quiet and peaceful glow with soft tremendous hit. and ros Ic critic strains of music i pndered by Mi^ i Ami whi n the roll oi prenounced "Salome" the Bemice Gatee at the piano. A large I I ailed for all to ee, taeular and gorgeoui opera ever of bow] (if jonqiuls adorned the center The one raoi i woi thy of B CI OW n, Ruhr," will fcred to the people id' Texas. Sev "I' the table. All through the after- I'm rii lain will Dl
■ eral of the T. C. r. indents were noon guest arrived in groups. They .1 lilc nd l i fortunate in hearing all of the operas were iin-1 a; the door by the ho.-- Glimn prevented by the compan; of Hi" afternoon, .'.I isse Elna l walked a mile with P by the The cast of the opera "Salome" Smj la- and l.oi Tyson. They were she ( hat ien d all the way, T, i' i included the world famous Riccardo a I'd by Hi ■■ [Catherine Elling- Bui h ft i,mi" I he wiser, km all she bad to say. Martin aa King Herod, Maria Clai ton, I II :ab( th Dutti Pi | Tibbits, ' sens as Herodiade, George Bakla Marjorie Gresham, Mildred Gilbert noff as Jokanan, Joe Mojica ai Nar- aid Jane Mantooth. .Mint ii i' i ream, I walked a mile with Sorrow. raboth, Virgilio Lazzari ai thi Firs! ■ •" and cakeei were served. And ne'er a word Nazarene, Herman Dreben as the The Walton I itiiu ^ so: lit i But "li' the linn;' I learned i i her, Second Nazarene, William Beck tudied Thomas llar.lv at theii me it \\ hen Sin i.e.'. wall,ed with me! the First Soldier and Alexander Kir- Ing la | week, Readings by Marjorie w.v.v. , m a ■ ■ ■ ■ I nis as tin- Second Soldier. The roles '•<•■ '< Ro le Lipacomb, criti- "'Hiawatha' from the Want Ads ol' the five .lews were taken by cism and his life by Mayme Gaini i By the shores of Cut icura, Mojica, Olivern, Derman, Steler ami ami "Thomas Hardy, the teacher of By the parkling Pluto Water, Defrere. The opera was given an " ''""" by Julia Magee. Next laved :I i- prophylactic Chiclet, der the stage direction of lie.or week the program will he on Wilfred Danderine, fair Buii k's daught i Defrere and Joseph C, Engel with Will mi (;ii< -HI, a m le . of his dra- She was he, i J by In : ant Po nun, Giorgio Polacco as conductor. matii sketches by Louise Scott and 8 if :':■■ i : anil Viellola. 'Salome" was a music drama in l.eaa Shirli y and one acted by Max Heir apparent In the Mazda ii J1 of the tribe of Coca-Cola. one ;n : after the poem by Oscai ine i niinell and Rva Derden. ,; Wilde. The inn ic, composed by Through the Tanlac I rolled e I"' i Bichard Straus.:, was played by a Through the Shredded Wheat they wandered i large symphony orchestra with an WHAT IS "THE "Lovely little Wrigley Chiclet," i instrumentation of 120 pieces. Were the fairy words of Postum. The. gorgeous lighting effects, WHOLE TASK?" "No Pyrene can quench the fire, scenery and the enchanting mush Nor any Aspirin still the heartache played bj the symphony orchestra Brother M.I'. abject on (II my PrestolttC desire, l v 1 Lei o in.i! I v lil lie Hjel I '" """ •'' wonderful Betting I'm- the Rundav at n ;l ,„ wiM bo .
played by Virgilio Lazzari, Again, n .\pM] three Sundays will he given thank Mi - Hattie Rue II. er con- at the matinee Saturday, March l. ,,ver to programs arranged by the NOTE: We wish tc ill others who have "Mefistofele" war prseented. The three dormitories. These programs tributions and ta urge YOU SHOULD it in to the Scrap Book. leading role in tins opera was play- will he arranged in the following or- ought to know to turn ed by < haliapin, the foremo t I O der: Jarvis Hall, first Sunday; Goode SEE of the company. Both of these per- Hall, sen,ml Sunday, and Clark Hall. formances were in Italian and the third Sunday. T. C. U Students There Is "Not a Man SPRING HATS audiences were nearly as large as Brother McPherson left Monday the one a! "Salome" Saturday night. for Wichita, Kan., where he will de- Arc Planning To In the House" Wed- Ai all three concerts the Coll liver a series of lectures. lie State! NOW, AT was packed to II capai Ity and tiiat he will reach home sometime standing room was Bold Saturday Friday ami will meet all his classes Hear Pachmann nesday Night night. There were nearly as many on Saturdaj imobilei parked outsidi Vladimir da Pachmann, th" world Thi Footlights
with A complete "The Kiki" line of the Black Satin, Brown Satin best in l'.-tii ni Leather Dick Gaines New Spring Hats jewelry for and his Orchestra. Shapes T. C. U. $12.00 liraids fellow! and Trunmings Mail Orders Filled Lake Worth Dancing co-eds. Mosque 9 'till 1 Day's MILLINERY-SUPPLIES \\ holeisiile anil Retail \ $1.00 per couple. I.. 5578 *J1IM KIMS New Neil P. Anderson Bids. Seventh ai Lamar