T H E DAI LY T E X A N

F I R S T C O L L E G E D A I L Y 

I N T H E S O U T H

VOL. X V III.

A U S T IN , TEX AS, T U E S DAY, F E B R U A R Y 19, 1918

No. 109

REGENTS ENFORCE 
CHANGES PROPOSED ! START CAMPAIGN 
FOR NEW MEMBERS

IN LAST MEETING 

RED CROSS WILL 

Famous Poet John Masefield

to Speak Here During March

Efficiency and O rg a n iz a tio n of De- Hundred P er Cent Membership and

p a y m e n t s Is the Controlling F a c ­
tor of New System.

Activity to be Object of Red 
Cross Members.

John Masefield, celebrated English

| poet and a u th o r, who wrote the offi-

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as 

I cial history of the Dardanelles cam- 
the speeial request of the
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It is 

in the 

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objective 

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institution. 

Before <co-ed personally and will ask her to 

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British G overnm ent, will lecture a t the

,A Red Cross campaign, with th e ut- paign nt 
IOO per cent D ... , ~ 

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increase to the g reatest possible membership and IOO per cent activity,

the announce,! policy of the 
B oard of R egents of the U niversity tim a te 
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d e g r e e the efficiency of the various will begin 
the University this University on the evening of M a r c h ' 
schools and d e p a rtm e n ts alread y or- week. Red Cross girls will see every 5. His lecture, which will be free t o ' 
public, prom ises to be the m ost i 
ganized 
u n d e rta k in g any f u r th e r expansion of join the rank s by paying one dollar as notable ev ent of the University s e a - 1 
work offered, e ffo rts are being de- a m embership fee and prom ising to son- Mr. Masefield will take for his 
voted by the board and P resid en t R. i work a certain number of hours each subject, “ T all* of the Sea and O th er ! 
It is expected th a t his talk 
E. Vinson 
m en t r a t h e r 
There are two hundred and th re e will als° deal with the war, with which 
c on struc tiv e policy is believed to be m embers of Red Cross in the U n iv e r - , be has been in close personal contact. J 
and 
all the more necessary in view of ex- sity. One 
attached to the 
the rem aining British h e a d q u a rte rs as historian of j 
isting w a r conditions. The Board o f ' of these are 
R egents is also m aking a study a n d ' ninety-six are girls. There a re about the battle of the Somme. 
I t is said 
investigation with a view of deciding ! e ig h t hundred girls in the institution, of him t h a t he knows the inside story 
upon some plan, if possible, by which and the U niversity 
it may utilize 
U nive rsity for the purpose of securing stigm a 
an adeq uate physical plant. 

the resources of th e j Cross is very anxious to remove the Mrs. Masefield came up from th e 
books and 
t h a t he has 
the w est of

! g ir ls ’ record. Less than 12 p e r cent plays p o r tra y the 

in tern al dev elop -! week in the Red Cross work-room. 

“ non-intere st” from th e masses, and his poetry, 

c h a p te r of Red of the famous combat. 

seven of Mr. Masefield was 

hundred 
boys; 

th a n expansion. 

It w as in line with this la tte r well | of the Rirls are doin£ active w ork* 

1 “ "J** , He w a s . bor" **

| Tales.” 

This 

life

of 

t h a t the Board of R e­
devised plan 
g e n ts found it necessary to m ake cer­
tain a d ju s tm e n ts and increases in s a l­
aries, which were based upon the fo l­
lowing considerations:

F irst. There was no a d eq uate sys­
tem obtain in g in the U niversity with 
reference to the te n u re of office of the 
teach in g s ta ff, the com parison of s a l­
a r y to ra n k 
and duties, or to the 
chances fo r prom otions, all of which 
a re necessary in an institution of th a t 
sort. T he principal e ffe c t of the ac ­
tion of the board is to secure this kind 
of system , which has been thoroughly 
worked out and is now in operation.

Second: From a careful study of
the advance in price of all living ex­
penses, the board felt t h a t some in­
c re a se in the sa la ry fo r the s t a f f of j 
the U niversity as a whole was ab so­
lutely necessary, and, therefo re, an in­
crease of 
eig h t per 
approxim ately 
cent horizontally was m ade in all s a l­
aries, from the cam pus laborers and 
to the h igh est m em bers of 
ja n ito rs 
the sta ff.

T hird: This could be done this y ear
a t a sm a lle r total cost for th e su p p o rt 
of the institution than perhaps would 
ever be the case again. A large n u m ­
ber of th e members of the fa c u lty had 
resigned, either to go to o th er insti­
tutions o r to e n te r G ov ern m ent serv-. 
ice, or had gone on leaves of absence, 
so t h a t the books of the U niv ersity 
show today a saving, in th e itemfe a p ­
p ro p ria te d by the Thirty-fifth Legis­
latu re fo r salaries alone, of a p p ro x i­
It is quite likely th a t 
m ately $70,000. 
this a m o u n t will 
be m aterially in­
creased by f u r th e r savings, not only in 
salaries, b u t in all o th e r expenses of 
the institu tion this year.

u r g e n t 

needs a t present. 

J u s t now the girls are w orking on En land, and shipped before the m a st j
the “ five-tail” bandages, am on g the when he was 15 years old. For th r e e j
m ost 
If years he was a rover of th e seven j
IOO p e r cen^ of the University girls seas. He knows the deep w a te rs of
It is
worked one ho ur a week, 2250 band
ages could be se n t out each week, and sign ificant t h a t it was in the United In Sea f e v e r he whites vividly as
10,000 a month, allowing three band- S tates th a t he c a st his fortune when he old as life, th e call of the elem ents:
ages to and hour. To achieve this IOO quit the 
( om ing
per cent activity is one of the objects ashore a t New’ York, he tru dg ed up 
and down th e s tre e ts for th ree days 
of this week’s drive. 
New members of 

the U n iversity looking fo r a job. As a la s t re so rt And all I ask is a tall ship and a s t a r

“ I m u st go down to the sea again,
the lonely sea and the sky,

the world and th e ir traditions. 

JO H N M A S E F IE L D .

life of a sailor. 

All of the handy man. T his drinking resort was And the W’heel’s kick and the w ind’s

a u x ilia ry m u st be had, for the chap- he took em ploym en t in a saloon as 
te r is very much in debt. 
yarn, domestic, and gauze which has located in Greenwich Village, th a t fa- 
been bought since C h ristm as has been mous Bohemian q u a r te r of New York, And a g ra y m ist on the se a ’s face, and 
charged. F ifty cents of the one del- which has appealed 
the a rtistic 
lar mem bership fee goes to the local sense ol so m any poets and w riters. 
c h a p te r and upon the success of this He washed beer glasses, help spread I m u st go down to the seas a g a in , fo r 
the free lunch counter, and between 
week’s m em bership cam paign depends 
the life of the U niversity aux iliary, 

song and the w hite sail’s sh aking ,

the call of the ru nn in g tide 

a g ra y dawn breaking. 

the saloon-keeper’s Is a wild call and a clear call t h a t m ay p, 

to ste e r h er by;

j times cared 

f o r 

to 

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Rosebud Segal has charge of the baby. A fte r w orking hours he spent 

not he denied; 

1 him 

mem bership, and Ruth Stocking of the much time in re a d in g the classics. It And all I ask l s j j windy day with the for handling 
activity cam paign. They have as th e ir was when he m e t the simple d i r e c t - j white clouds flying, 
a s sista n ts, Alice Miller and Della nes sol G haucer’s tales t h a t he found And the flun g sp ra y and the blown 
Lawrence. 

and 

from Yeats and

in 1912, a f t e r the “ E verlasting To the g ull’s way and the w hale’s way, 
like a w hetted 

I himself and his talent. He re tu rn ed spume, and the sea-gulls crying.
! to England, 
Synge received inspiration to develop I m ust go down to th e seas again, to 
his talent. F ro m his public recogni- ( 
tion 
M ercy” and the imm ediate success on 
the stage the n ext y e a r of “The T ra g - 
edy of M an” every verse has been wel- And all I ask is a m e rry y a rn from a 
! cometh 
I 
\ Masefield has w ritte n his best songs. 

It is of th e sea, which he loves, th a t And quiet sleep and a sw eet dream

when the long tr ic k ’s over.”

the v a g r a n t g ypsy life, 

lu g h tin g fellow-rover,

where 
knife;

the w ind’s 

th e following Y. M. C. A. CABINET 

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i VESPER SERVICE

SELECTS OFFICERS 

OPENS SONG WEEK

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ENGINEERS READY 

FOR BIG BANQUET

S. M. A. E ngineers Will Give an U n ­
usual Variety of E n terta in m e n t 
for Those Present.

F e b ru a ry 21 

is expected to be a1 

most as im p o rta n t an occasion with { 

Texas E ng in eers 
as 
day, F e b u ra ry 22, because the Engi- , 

n e e rs’ annual banquet will be given a t 

the Driskill Hotel on t h a t date a t 6 j 
Although th e re is not j 

p. rn. sh arp. 

expected a g r e a t man to be born on j

t h a t date, th e re will be some of the 

Donald Nail Nominated as President, 
Alongside O th er Efficient Men 
for S taff.

American Folk Songs to be F e a tu re ! 
of T oday’s M eeting— E v e ry ­
o n e Invited.

J Y esterday a fte rn o o n a t a m eeting of j Y e ste rda y a ftern oo n the U niv ersity 
| the Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, the members opened its N ational Week of Song by 
I of the board appointed the following 1 u
I officers, who a r e to be vote upon in 1
| the final election f o r the officers of 
! the “ Y” n e x t 
Donald N a ilt i ,ler the lead^ s h i p of Prof. Reed, ac-
y e a r: 
president; W. A. Naugle, vice-presi- companied a la rg e choir which led in 
dent; Earnest May, 
ta ry ; I). A. Penick, tre a su re r. 

f a m ilia r hymns,
the devotional serv-

fcf the Y. W. C. A. An orchestra, u n ­

recording secre-1 the singing of several 

Vesper Service, under the auspices 

i F a th e r Ross led 

most in te restin g facts and happenings 

of the old tim es unveiled by the a lu m ­

F o u rth : The board had in mind a l­
so the f a c t t h a t the L eg islatu re had 
j u s t appointed a comm ittee to m ake 
ni. Committees have been busy g ath-
a th o ro ug h investigation of all of the 
ering d a ta and m aking a rr a n g e m e n ts 
S ta te ’s op erations, including its edu­
for a real inte restin g 
and “ p epp y” 
cational institutions, and it was with 
p ro g ra m for the banquet. The pro- 
an e a rn e st desire t h a t this committee
should be able to re p o r t to the Regis- j g ra m will be patriotic in tone, even 
la tu re and to the people of T exas the to the eats.
a m o u n t of money necessary to con­
s tr u c t an d m aintain a university of 
the f i r s t class t h a t this action was 
taken.

CAMPAIGN BOARD 
MAY HAVE CHARGE 
OF ALL DRIVES 

SOPHOMORES PLAN 
GIVING PATRIOTIC 
CLASS RECEPTION

L e tte r Is Received by V. I*. Lee S t a t ­
ing That Tendency Is Toward 
C entral Board.

‘Come-Back” by Frosh May R e su lt in 
Holding of Soph Prexy From A f ­
f a ir on S atu rd a y N ight.

In response to a le tte r which Virgil W h e th e r or not the Frosh will give 
! P. Lee, presid en t of th e S tu d e n ts’ As- th eir th re ate n e d “come-back” in cap- 
sociation, wrote to the president of the tu rin g the Sophomore president, will 
S tu d e n ts’ Association 
in Columbia be seen a t the Sophomore Reception 
U niversity, the following r e p o rt was this coming S atu rd a y night, F e b r u -
received:
a ry 2d. Louis H exter, c h a irm a n of 
“ V. P. Lee, S tu d e n ts ’ Association, 
the finance committee, re p o rts 
t h a t 
tickets a re selling fa st, even a t th is 
early date, as everyone seems a n x io u s 
to see w h a t the Frosh will do.

“ U niversity of T exas,

“ My D ear Mr. Lee:

“ A ustin Texas.

a central

reception— no 

“ Your le tte r re g a rd in g 

“ We have no definite central organ- man, re p o rts 

c am paign organization 
has ju s t been re fe rre d to me. 

The reception will be held a t K. of
a t Columbia C. Hall, and will s t a r t p ro m p tly a t 
8:30. Ellis Bonnet, supervisory c h air-
t h a t all a r r a n g e m e n t s 
ization to handle the d iffe re n t cam- have been made. Cabiness’ o r c h e s tra , 
p aigns t h a t have been w arged on the made up of seven pieces, will f e a t u r e 
cam pus this year, alth oug h th e ma- the pro g ra m . This will be a s tr ic tly 
flowers, no 
jo rity of them have been carried on patriotic 
under the auspices 
of our Stu den t cabs, no dress suits necessary. T h e r e 
Board. The Red Cross and S tu d e n ts ’ j will be no G erm an during the w eek, 
Friendship Fund was 
conducted by hence it is expected th a t all G e rm a n - 
this board, but the L iberty Bond and goers will be present.
T h rift Stam p cam p aign s were carried j This aftern oon the reception corn­
i n by the Economics D e p a rtm e n t o ^ m i t t e e m eets to a r r a n g e 
f o r se lling 
the U niversity, and by stu d en ts in the tickets in th e main corridor T h u r s d a y
various Economics classes.
and F rid ay of this week. A c o m m it­
tee, composed of Dinwiddie, Bell, Bon­
net, Haas, Blocker, McAnnaley, H a m ­
ilton, Beall, C rutcher, and o th ers a r e 
a t work now selling tickets.

“ However, we a r e g ra d ua lly try in g 
to centralize the control 
of the v a ­
rious w ar-tim e c a m p a ig n s in the S tu ­
dent Board, and I think t h a t this will 
be the solution of the problem here a t
In c a rry in g out the policy of m a k -
Columbia. This cen tralizatio n seems ing the reception a patriotic a f f i a r ,
absolutely necessary 
to me, if the 
the stu dents of S. M. A. have been in­
cam paigns are to be conducted e f f i­
vited.
ciently and w ithout con sta n t overlap­
Very truly
ping and 
yours,
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interference. 

The F ro sh a r e slowly rallying fr o m 
th e ir futile e f f o r ts to keep possession 
of th e ir p resident last Friday n ig h t. 
It is not known w h a t moves the Sophs 
will make, althou gh they are d e t e r m i n ­
ed to make re stitu tion for the tr i u m p h ­
al procession of W y a tt Baldwin in th e 
Sophomore reception last year.

“TH OM A S G. S C H A E D L E ,
^ 
“ C h a irm a n .’
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j ^ t e r was recejVed by Virgil
a f t e r an inquiry was made by 
thg gygtem uged in Columbia
various w a r -time

th e 

campaigns. This phase of the work
has caused the pre sid e nt of the a sso­
ciation much anx ie ty over the leader­
ship of the work, and he w anted to 
g e t the opinion of o th e r stu d e n ts in 
other colleges before he took any defi­
nite action on the m a tte r.

EFFEC TS OF THE WAR 

UPON AMERICA” TO BE 

DISCUSSED BY FORUM

Open E’orum meets to n ig h t a t 7:30 
in the Law auditorium . The subject 
for discussion will be the “ E ffects of 
the W a r Upon A m erica.” This sub* 
ject is an unusually intere sting one, 
in view of the f a c t t h a t it is one of 
the three selected by Hogg, Dickson 
& Hogg for a prize essay. The p ro ­
gram will be as follows:

“ Social E ffects,” Joh n Gofer.
“ W ar as a C h a ra c te r Builder,” Owen 

Barker.

RAPID PROGRESS

IS BEING MADE ON

BIG SERVIC E FL A G

A t all hours Monday faculty ladies 
and U niversity girls worked on 
the 
huge service flag. The work is p r o ­
gressin g rapidly, and the w orkers a r e 
determ ined to finish the flag by M arch 
2. To do this, 300 s ta r s m u st be sew- 
| ed on every day. Seventeen h u n d re d 
and ten s ta r s a r e being placed on each 
side, so t h a t th e re will be no r i g h t or 
wrong side.

a r e 

blue 

The s ta r s 

on a w h ite 
ground, and aro un d the o uter edge is a 
wide red border. The flag, when c o m ­
pleted, will be abou t 12 feet wide by 
15 feet 
th e r e a r e 
long. Although 
only 1480 boys in the service, a c c o r d ­
ing to the la st count, it is th o u g h t t h a t 
by the time the flag is finished, t h e r e 
will be a t le a st 1700 University m en 
in Uncle S a m ’s service.

B.

W alker.

“ Physical 

Development, L. 

The U niversity ladies have th e f l a g 
fixed “ in quilting sty le ” on the s e c o n d 
“ Economic Influences,” Lloyd K err.j floor of the 
I t w a s
A num ber of musical selections will found t h a t the R e g e n ts’ room w as too 
be given, and it is also rum ored th a t d a rk fo r p le a sa n t work. The g irls a r e 
a surp rise is in sto re for everyone a t - j urged to come ou t and sew on a t l e a s t 
^ n e sta r, and more if they possibly
tending. 

Power House. 

March F orum will meet on the 19th, can. 

T h a t the Board of R egents had dis­
cre tio n a ry power in the utilization ol 
the funds above re fe rred to is indi­
cated by th e f a c t t h a t it w’as not in­
formed to the con trary, and t h a t othei- 
wise, s u ffic ie n t provisions should be 
the 
the L e g isla ture 
made by 
m aintenance of the institution out of 
the general revenue.

fo r 

SU M M E R SCHOOL FO R LAWS.

T w en ty -th ree m em bers of the Law 
’D e p a rtm e n t were all t h a t expressed an 
Intention to a tte n d the Su m m e r Law 
School in a n sw e r to th e recent ques- 
tionaire. Of t h a t number, several are 
in Class A of the d ra ft. T hree m em ­
bers of 
th a t 
th e y were a lrea d y enlisted, and twelve 
sta te d t h a t they would enlist a t the 
end of th e school term .

the d e p a r tm e n t stated 

E le m e n ta ry , Crim inal, and Contracts 
were the m ost po pular subjects given 
preference. There is a difference of 
opinion as to the advisability of op­
e r a tin g the Law School 
du ring the 
sum m er. 
If it is operated, the s tu ­
dents m u s t be draw n fro m th e outside, 
unless more stu d e n ts signify th e ir in ­
tention of a ttending.

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year. 
year, 

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These men have been suggested by 
the cabinet as the b est probable men
the cabinet as th e best probable m e n 1 
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who miirht bu suluctud to luau tho 
B 
A 
, association n e x t 
I t m ay be 
association n e x t 
it may 
 
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noted in fo rm e r y e a rs th a t the men 
. 
who have been nominated by the s t a f f i 
the • 

The S. M. A. T exas E n gine e rs have 
promised a pleasant su rp rise 
in the 
■ 
I t 
way of an en te rta in m en t. 
18 ru_ 
mored t h a t it will be a t the expense 
:pense • wnu . 
of the faculty, in 
t h a t bombs and 
.
machine guns will be tu rn ed loose on 
them. They are hereby w arned to go)
to the banquet with cotton in t h e i r ! 8 " eventually elected
ears, if th e ir e a r drum s and nerves
are not e x trao rd in a rily good. 
The
whole occasion will be filled with real
live things, and no E ngineers can well
a fford not to be there. The following J select®d men
is p a r t of the pro gram to be given
E. C. H. Bantel, to a stm a ste r. 
. 
“ The Alumni,” by Joe E. W ard, ’17. P rivlleKe of c a s tin g a vote in the elec-
tion. The m e e tin g will be held a t 
“ Our C ountry,” by Dr. R. E. Vinson. I t,o n - The ™eetu1£
7:15 a t the re g u la r m eeting of the 
“The Seniors,” by A. T. G rang er, i 
cabinet in the big auditorium.

On Tuesday nigh t, F e b ru a ry 26, the 
I members of the Y. M. C. A. will m eet 
I in open session to vote on the newly 
This vote will be f i ­
Everyone who has paid his dues
nal.
to the association will be allowed th e 

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to 

offices.

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vot

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ler, ’20.

“The R am sh orn,” by the Rams.
“ The Ju n io rs,” by M. T. Lawrence,

“ F aculty Gridiron,” by our Alumni
“ The Sophomores,” by E. G. F u l­

The com m ittee which nominated the

for the p ro - J 

men mentioned above 
consisted of Messrs.
offices 
{posed
Thomas Scu rry, W arren Dale, Cecil 
Brown, Alvin N au gle, and Silas R a g s ­
dale.

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ices, and very e a r n e s t talks on the
r>
Patriotic League were made by Dr. R. i^ e rsity of s o u th Dakota as th e prmci-
I E. Vmson, Mrs. D um ars, the Y. M. C. T ai speaker.
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with Prof. F r a n k Brown of the Uni-* 

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RUSK TO HAVE P R E L IM IN A R Y .

___ I A. se c re ta ry of S. M. A., and Miss

* 
Maud Milam,

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Today Am erican folk songs will be
I sung. The following is th p ro g ra m : 
“ My Old Ken-

“ Sewanee R iver,” 

tucky Home,” “ Old Black Jo e ,” “ H o m e ,! classes a r e now being 
Sweet Home,” “ Nobody Knows 
“ Swing Low, 
Trouble 
Sweet Chariot,” “ M a ssa ’s in the Cold, 
Cold Ground,” and “ Uncle Ned.”

I ’ve Seen,” 

The service will 

be given in “ K ” 
Hall, and will begin prom p tly a t 5 
belock. Dr. Benedict will make a s h o r t 
talk. The words of th e songs will be 
flashed upon screen and th e orch es­
I t has been r e ­
t r a will accompany. 

ted t h a t 

ef Messrs *‘'1—“v"v* v“ “ v as m a n Y stu d e n ts as p os­

sib ly can, will come.

FLA G C A N N O T BE L O W ER ED .

pro g re ss in 

B IBLE ( PASSELS PRO GRESS.

Bible classes are m a k in g steady 
the U n iv ersity circles, 

A t its re g u la r m eeting la st n ig h t th e 
Rusk Society voted to have a s h o r t 
I t was decided t h a t 
business m eeting. 
the prelim in ary debate for d e te rm in - 
inter-Society d e b a tin g
ir.g the Rusk 
held once a I team will be held next S aturd ay n ig h t 
the wt*k in a num ber of f r a te r n ity h o u s e s . p r o g r a m which should have been
an d boarding houses, and more are e x - 1 given ]agt n ig h t wilI be given F e b r u -
pected to be organized before the 1st 
of March. The course of instruction 
is under the supervision 
of faculty 
I t consists of the study of the 
men. 
pre se n t social conditions of the world 
in connection with the life of Christ. 
The lectures last 
about a half 
hour, and prove to be very in te r e s t­
ing to the students.

a ry 23. A t this meeting a v e ry in ­
te re stin g question will be discu ssed : 
“ Resolved, T h a t 
the Proposed W a r 
C abinet Would be D etrim ental to th e 
United S ta te s .” This debate will be 
preceded by a declamation and c u r ­
rent events.

for 

F R O SH P A IN T SIGNS.

found 

houses 

CROSSMAN V ISITS SCHOOL.

stu d e n ts 
t h a t 

S a tu rd a y m orning 

a n d 
Jerom e C rossm an, fo rm e r qui .m as­
t h e i r 
business 
te r in the Law D e p a rtm e n t, visited the
walks or places of residence w ere dec-
VJniversify yesterday. Crossm an 
is orated w ith sig ns of various sizes a n d 
in charge of the T h r if t S ta m p c a m - 1 colors. W h a t th e idea of the sig n s 
paign in this city, w orking under the 1 was, no one knows, b u t it was p e rf e c t- 
di recti on of the F ederal Reserve Bank ly a p p a r e n t t h a t was the work o f th e 
of Dallas. Crossm an has been t r a v e l - ! F resh m en. L a rg e numerical f ig u r e s 
ing over the S ta te o rga n iz in g cam- ^appeared on th e iron windows of Mc- 
paigns 
in the cities fo r the sale of F ad d e n ’s, on th e w om an’s gym , a n d 
T h r if t Stam ps. F ro m A ustin, he will Ion the windows of the basement o f th e 
go to Fayettev ille to s ta r t a sim ilar Main Building. The Frosh were evi- 
'campaign. 

Idently behind all of the work.

’21.

the 

“ Old M an,” 

“The F resh m en,” by K. Schapiro, 

T H OM PSON V ISITS AUSTIN.

“ Our F la g s ,” by 
Dean T. U. Taylor.

Austin last S a tu r d a y and visited Dean 
Every Eng in eer who has not b o u g h t , T. U. Taylor. He is now one of the 
his ticket is urged to see the d e a n ’s j five men on th e E n g in e erin g Board of 
secretary, Miss Jennie Em m ons, and j In te rs ta te Commission Committee, 
g e t his ticket before 5 o’clock Mon- 'M r. Thompson cam e here to school in 
day afternoon. This is absolutely th e ,\h e pre-historic d ay s of Dean Taylor 
last chance to g e t a ticket. 

The old f la g which waves over the 
Main Building will still rem ain for a 
R. A. Thom pson, C. E. ’92, came to few days until the ja n ito r can find
to climb up th e f la g 
nerve enough 
pole and untie the knots which have 
form ed. The pulleys are out of com­
mission, and it is impossible to ta k e 
I t will cost 
down the fla g a t night. 
the U niversity about ten dollars to g e t 
the fla g down.

l and Dean Benedict.

Girls Should Report During Week for Service Flag Wort

 T h e s e f a m o u s p e n ­
cil* are t he s ta n d a r d 
b y w h ic h a11 o t h e r 
!>cri<-iJ* are j u d g e d .

17 black degrees 
6 H so] fest to 9 H h a rd est 
a rid hard and m fd turn copying

Look J o t the I A A U S finish

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D 2 1

dng, th e re a re m a n y reaso n s 
for y o u r a t te n d a n c e ; if you do 
not sing, you pro bab ly will en ­
joy th e w h o le-h ea rted h a rm o n y 
which Prof. Reed will secure 
from his o r c h e s tr a an d chorus.

S in g in g 
T ake th e s tim u la n t. 
will n ev er h a r m you. 
On th e 
o th e r hand, you will be all th e 
more f i t t i n ’ for a n i g h t ’s study .

ON BEING A PROPHET.

an y 

And now o u r opinion is: th e 
man who a t te m p t s to p red ic t th e 
a th le tic co n te st 
resu lt of 
between th e U n iv e rsity of T ex a s 
und th e A g ric u ltu ra l an d Me­
chanical College 
is 
com parable only to th e m an in 
T exas who a t te m p t s to say one 
day w h a t th e w e a th e r will be th e 
next.

of T ex a s 

And we have alw ays been told 
t h a t only tw o kind 
of people 
ever “ p u t out in ad v a n c e ’’ j u s t 
w h a t T ex a s w e a th e r will be*

( M APEL N OTICE.

Monday is alw ays “ fav orite 
so n g ” day. A f te r the opening 
hymn, which was not so well 
known by those present, th e 
m eeting was thrown open and 
the old favorites were tailed 
In spite of th e 
fo r rapidly. 
bad w eath er, tho a tte n d a n ce 
was f a ir and the sing in g was 
hearty and good.

This m orning Ju d g e Townes 
will be with us ag ain, and we 
very much hope th a t the s t u ­
dents will ta k e a d v a n ta g e of 
this op po rtun ity to h e a r abo ut 
Cod from a man who lives 
with Him.

v v •’. 

JU JU A *

DR. P A Y N E TO GIVE 

PUBLIC LECTURE ON 

EARLIEST THEA TER S

Dr. L. W. Payne, associate p ro f e s ­
sor of English of the U n iv e rsity of 
Texas, will give an illustrated public 
lecture on the E lizabethan th e a te rs 
next W ednesday night, F e b r u a r y 20, 
at 7 o’clock at the Law a ud itorium .

Dr. Payne will 

talk 
illustrate his 
the 
with over fifty slides, show ing 
•-volution of the s ta g e and play house. 
The m a n n e r of presen tation of the

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Down 
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H a rry C a r f inkle,------Associate Editor
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Joh n (Heckler
Jim m ie Sowell 
E lizabeth Andrew s Mary W alker 
Bees McChesney Mab H arrison
Richard Jo nes
Lucile S troud 
W. P. S ta rk
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Ellen Ada Stephens

WHAT FERTILE MINDS 

CAN DD.

T h e fe a tu r e s to r y t h a t a p p e a r ­
ed in an A u s tin paper S unday 
m o rn in g p u r p o r ti n g 
to h ave 
been a con versation betw een a 
group of U n iv e rs ity g ir ty to say 
th e least, will not reap an y b ene­
fits for th e school. A nd in a s­
s to r y w as 
much as th e e n t ir e 
conceived 
tw o n ew sp ap er 
w orkers who pro bably never saw 
inside th e Main Building, th e 
notoriety is not ju stifiable.

by 

th e m 

aro u n d 

s u m m e r 

talking , b u t 

G irls m ay talk as the* s to ry 
had 
such 
“g u f f ” is m ore likely to be fo u n d 
flow ing 
r e ­
so rts th a n in a u n iv e rsity com ­
m unity. T h e re are m ore lofty 
s u b je c ts 
to be d is c u s s e d —j u s t 
as th e re a re m ore lofty th e m e s 
to be handled by 
a n ew sp ap er 
which c a te r s to a decent class of 
people.

AN ELEC TION SOON.

It is likely t h a t th e s tu d e n ts of 
th e U n iv ersity will be allowed 
th e privilege of .suffrage w ith in 
tw o weeks. 
An election is be­
ing considered by th e p resid en t 
of th e S tu d e n t s ’ A ssociation for 
th e purpose of ad o pting th e new 
c o n stitu tio n as well as electing 
th r e e m em b ers of th e S tu d e n t s ’ 
Council.

th ro w 

T h u s th e c o n stitu tio n al com ­
m ittee and th e assem bly will be 
compelled to 
into high 
and tu r n out th e ir bits of work 
in fast tim e. A lready th e ta sk 
is well in hand, and it is th o u g h t 
t h a t b o th q u estio n s p resen te d 
will be m a tu r e by th e tim e th e 
election is called.

HED ( ROSS CALLS.

Some r a t h e r s ta r t lin g details 
have been announced by th e Red 
at th e U n iv e r­
Gross w o rk ers 
th e ir financial 
sity co ncern in g 
s ta n d in g 
It seem s t h a t all of 
th e wool and b andage m a te ria l 
since C h ris tm a s has 
handled 
been bo ug ht on credit. 
Now 
p ay in g tim e is draw ing n e a r and 
th e re a re no fund s available.

The re su lt is a cam p aig n fo r 
m em bership, which will be in s ti­
tu ted in a few days. Only 203 
st lait lits in school belong to th e 
a m a jo rity , a 
Red Cross, and 
This 
slight m a jo rity , are boys. 
is an increditably small n u m b e r 
fo r th e U n iversity.

It is T h e T e x a n ’s hope t h a t all 
s tu d e n ts will get behind th e new 
Red Cross offen sive and back 
up th e actu al w ork th e girls are 
doing.

( OME AND SING.

S tu d e n ts should set aside a t 
least tw o o r t h r e e h o u rs d u r in g 
fo r p a rtic ip a tio n in 
th e week 
If you
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Hancock Opera House 
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John W arn er, a popular leading man 
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I Wilson. Others in the company are 
; Miss Helen Carew, w’ho makes a most 
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charm ing Diana, 
I who finds the 
p ath for the 
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SOCIETY

Dorothy Loch ridge, Editor.

Miss Virginia P r y o r 

is back in 
school, a f te r an absence of two weeks 
caused from a severe a tta c k of the 
mumps.

Captain H u b e rt B. Jo n e s of the 343d 
Field A rtillery was in A ustin visiting 
relatives and friends.

Miss Willie Crews s p e n t the week­

end a t Buda.

Lieut. J. VV. Secor retu rn ed to his 
station at < 'amp Logan, a f t e r a visit 
a t the Delta Sigma Phi House

Miss Ti Ida F o ste r has recovered 

from an a tta c k of the measles.

John Seale is ill a t the Delta Chi 

Dorothy McKnight has recently been 

ill a t the Pi Phi House.

Miss Laura Davis has been unable 
to a tte n d classes on account of sick­
ness.

Misses Olivette Wise, Belle Trimble, 
and Hilda Mitchell have returned from 
a week-end stay with friends in San 
Antonio.

The Chi Omega upperclassm en will 
e n te rta in th eir pledges this afternoon 
with a “ steak fry " a few miles out 
from Austin.

John Henderson, who 

the 
week-end a t his home in Cameron, has 
return ed to th e University.

spent 

Mrs. W h itsitt of F o r t WTorth is here 
to be with her d a u g h te r, Miss Grace 
W hitsitt, who is very ill a t Seton.

Dan Cook spent 

the week-end 

in 

•Austin.

Herle Thompson was 
gu est of friends in Austin.

a week-end 

Miss Gladys Bush is visiting Miss 

Anna Belle Burns at College Station

Edmund Longcope, 

th e A. & M. 
basketball s ta r, spent the week-end in 
Austin visiting friends.

Miss F rances Van Zandt, who has 
been ill in F o rt W o rth, has returned 
to the University.

Miss N atalie V eltman is visiting her 
sister, Miss Velma V eltm an, a t Mrs. 
K a n ip p ’s.

Miss Beryl Rutledge has re-entered 
the University, a f t e r a w eek’s illness.
Miss Pearl McKay will re tu r n this 
week 
I). ('. She 
w ent to W ashington to spend a few 
lays with her uncle, who leaves soon 
for France to do Y. M. C. A. work.

from W ashington, 

Newton F. Tidwell has w ithdraw n 
from the University and h a s gone to 
his home in El Paso.

P e rry Green of the Naval T raining 
Station a t G re a t Lakes, Illinois, was 
a week-end visitor in Austin.

Clark Blanks of L o ck hart sp en t the 

week-end a t the Phi Psi House.

Miss Nina Bell Payne is ill a t her 

home.

John J. M atthew s of Kelly Field, 
U niversity 

Antonio, visited 

San 
friends la st week-end.

■Judge Williams of Galveston is v is­
iting his d aug hter, Miss Helen Wil­
liams.

Mr. Wilson Williams is very ill a t 

his home on W ichita Street.
L ieutenant Bob Lowry 
a t the Delta Tau Delta House.

is visiting 

Miss Mary Wilkins is ill with the 

mumps a t Grace Hall.

Mrs. J. A. Williams of Lockhart has 
returned to her home, a f t e r a week-

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AUSTIN

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The place for special s ta ­

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1104 Colorado S tree t

COLLEGE NOTES

J. A. H un ter, Editor.
E dw ard H. Peters, Associate

X-Ray Fails.

In the museum of the U niversity of | 
W ashington there are some gigantic J 
fir and hemlock logs t h a t a re being I 
atta c k e d by 
fungi. Recent e x p e r i - 1 
m ents carried on by th e Botany and ' 
C hem istry D e p artm e n ts have failed to j 
produce any decided effect. 
Rays 
from the ordinary Rotengen tube, the 
Coolidge tube, and a q u a rtz m ercu ry 
v apor lamp were found equally inef­
fective.

To Drown the Faculty.

the fuel 

sho rtag e, 

O wing to 

the 
s tu d e n ts of W ashington University 
of St. Louis will drown the faculty, 
in ste a d of burning 
them , as is the 
The ceremony will be fol­
custom. 
lo w e d by “ e a t s ” and various stunts.

Reduce Letter.

Because its large size made it im ­
possible to place it on a coat sw eater, 
the Athletic Association of Purdue 
U niversity has reduced 
the size of 
the football le tte r from a ten-inch to 
a seven and a half inch block letter. 
Since football is the m a jo r sport, the 
lette rs given for other sp o rts were re ­
duced in proportion.

Admit to Camps.

from 

The professor of M ilitary Science 
and T actics a t V irginia M ilitary In ­
s t i t u t e recently received com m unica­
tion 
the A d ju ta n t General to 
the effect t h a t m em bers of the R. O. 
T. C. second-year advanced course, if 
called to the colors, would be a d m itted 
tr a in in g 
if found qualified, 
schools for officers.

the 

to 

Faculty Protests.
T hree hundred and ninety-nine m e m ­
bers of the faculty of the U niversity 
of Wisconsin 
protested to 
recently 
S e n a to r La Follette concerning u t t e r ­
ances o f the p a s t year. The original 
has been p u t on file in the library of 
the S ta te Historical Society.

end visit with her d a u g h ter, Beatrice, 
a t G race Hall.

Lieut. H ugh Caldwell of Cam p 
T ra v is was a week-end g u e st a t the 
S. A. E. House.

Lieut. Elgie Means of Cam p T ravis 
was a g u e st ai the Delta Sigm a Phi 
House the p a s ; week.

Lieut. Ben Kelley of Cam p T ravis 
th e A. T. O. 

a t 

spent th e week-end 
House.

Miss Julia G raves has retu rn e d to 
her home in Cuero, a f te r a sh o r t visit 
a t the Tri Delta House.

of 

the m a rria g e 

The following an nouncem ent is of 
in te re st: Mrs. S a ra h C. Okerland
announces 
her 
d a u g h te r, Fran cis Eloise W a tts, to 
Mr. Alfred J a p h e t on T hu rsd ay, F eb­
ru a ry 14, 1918, a t San Antonio, Texas.
Miss Mallie Jones is able to atte n d 
classes again, a f t e r an a ttac k of the 
mumps.

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“The Convenient Place”

SOUTHERN BOOK EXCHANGE

We well new and used school and college T ext books. Free delivery 
on phone orders on one dollar or more. Phone 3540.

108 East 9th Street

U N IV E R S IT Y B A R B E R SH O P
N. W. RUTLEDGE, Proprietor 
2216 GUADALUPE ST.
Across the Street from the Campus 
Artistic Stylish and Up-to-Date Work Guaranteed

FRESH SANITARY BAKERY GOODS

TRY CAPITAL BAK ERY

William Uubinson, Prop. 

Old Phone 1016

Wukasch Cafe and Grocers

On Guadalupe, Opposite Campus

Confectionery, H o t 
Lunches served at all 
hours; C andies and Cold 
Drinks.

A full 

line of Staple 

and Fancy Groceries. 
Cigars and Cakes

Phone 4007

Phone 1071

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TURKISH
CIGARETTE

Murad smokers— W ho are they?

A m ericas finest— Busy today on 
Uncle Sam ’s business—

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firs* line*— or in that great “second

Or in college hall or cam pu s— getting ready.

W herever they are— th ey are sm oking iMurad.

A nd Murad is standing the test— as Murad

alw ays has 

in Peace, in W ar.

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 Health Insurance

We have a big stock of Rain Coats of all kinds. A good Cravesiette 
or M ackinette is really the Texas Overcoat.

H A R R E L L S

Agency Society B rand Suits and U niform s

To
Reach
the
Student
Body
Advertise
in
The
Daily
Texan

Suppose Fatim as w ere NOT Sensible

It isn't possible to fool men for long* Lincoln 
fj Surely, if 
said tiiat better than we could, 
Fatimas were not as comfortable to the throat 
and tongue as we say they are— if they did 
not leave a man feeling keen and " jit” alter 
a long-smoking d a ) — do you suppose that 
more Fatimas would be sold e\ery day than 
Remember 
any other high-grade cigarette / 
these facts as you try Fatimas anti observe 
how comfortable, how sensible they really are.

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

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OFFICIAL NOTICES

RAM SHO RN , N O TICE— Very im por­
ta n t m eeting of the Ram shorn tonight, 
Tuesday, a f te r Forum meeting. A b­
sentees will be assessed the full p e n ­
alty provided in the constitution. A b­
se n te e Committee.

T H E R E will be a m eeting of the 
rep resentativ es of the d iffe re n t g ir ls ’ 
organizations of the U niversity and | 
of the chairmen of th e com m ittees of 
Red Cross this afternoon in room 109 
a t 5 o’clock. C hairm an of Red Cross.

T H R E E vancancies a r e open in the 
n ig h t surgical dressings class. Please 
’sign up a t once if you wish to be in 
this class. Chairm an of Red Cross.

P IE R IA N L IT E R A R Y SOCIETY 
will m eet this aftern oo n in room 204 
a t 4 o’clock instead of 5, on account 
of a service of the Week of Song th a t 
as to be held a t 5 p. rn. President.

SE R V IC E F L A G —W o rk room for 
service fla g is 
the Power 
now 
House. Come and sew on a sta r. Mrs. 
Bantel.

in 

SO PH O M O R E R E C E P T IO N COM­
M IT T E E meet in T exan office today 
a t 5 o’clock to complete plans for the 
reception. G arland Day, President.

DR. P E N I C K ’S B IBLE CLA SS— 
The social planner! for this week has 
been postponed until n e x t term .

T H E S T U D E N T S 

in E nglish 2.15 
will m eet h e re a f te r with English 13, 
A s­
M. W. F., a t l l , in room 303. 
sig n m e n t for W ednesday, “ Snyder and 
M a rtin ,” pp. 115-126.

T H E S T U D E N T V O L U N T E E R S 
will m eet a t the Y. M. C. A. this a f t e r ­
noon a t 5 o'clock. V isitors cordially 
invited to attend.

CURRENT EVENTS ARE 
IN 
GIVEN C O E D S 

WOMAN’S B in EDING

One of the little known, but in te r­
e stin g and 
fe a tu r e s of 
instructive 
W om an’s Building life is th e oppor­
tu n ity offered the girls for in fo rm a ­
tion concerning c u rre n t a f f a ir s of the 
world. This 
given 
th ro u g h eig ht of the b est magazines 
and th re e daily p a p ers which are su b ­
scribed for by th e m a n a g e m e n t of the 
W om an’s Building, 
are within 
easy access a t all times.

op po rtun ity 

and 

is 

The m agazines a r e catalogued and 
cared fo r in a very effic ie n t way by 
one of the W b m a n ’s Building girls, 
Miss Caddie W h itsitt being librarian 
this year. The m agazine list includes 
A tlantic, Century, H a r p e r ’s, L ite ra ry 
Digest, Outlook, S c rib n e r’s, Ladies’ 
Home Jo u rn a l, and S a tu r d a y Evening 
Post.

Ten y ears ago, the R egents consent­
ed fo r this e xpenditure on the p a r t of 
the W o m a n ’s Building m anagem ent, 
provided the m agazines were c a re ­
fully preserved, and with the un der­
s ta n d in g t h a t they were finally to be 
bound in some su b sta n tia l form. W ith ­
in the p a s t y e a r these m agazin es have 
been carefully a ssorted and a rra n g ed 
fo r the binder by Mrs. C arothers, and 
now 
bound volumes, 
which a r e to form the nucleus for the 
f u tu r e W om an’s Building library.

th e re are 125 

cultural 

com fortable 

I t has always been 

the constant 
purpose of the m a n a g e m e n t to furnish 
a 
home 
and 
r a th e r than merely an abiding place 
for th e U niversity young women, and 
this valuable collection of excellent 
read in g m a tte r is only a n o th e r evi­
dence of the th o u g h tfu l care and p e r ­
sonal 
in te re st which Mrs. Carothers 
gives to the a d vancem ent of the girls 
of the building.

RESEARCH SYSTEM 

W ho’s Who Among the Co-Eds.

in 

the midst of 

If th e re is a n y th in g worth while g o ­
ing on am o n g the co eds you will find 
h er 
it. No m a tte r 
w h at pie is being cooked up she will 
have h e r fin g e r in it, and a very c a ­
pable fin g e r it is, too. Red Cross, Y. 
W. C. A., president of Senior class, 
innum erable committees, and various 
o th er activities come in for a sh a re of 
her a ttentio n. Also she is one of the 
favored few upon whose r e p o r t card 
Dean “ B enny” is obliged to inscribe 
in red ink, “ One of the best ten per 
cent.’

and 

instead 

Besides all this, she is m a n a g in g a 
house full of girls, 
doing her own 
m a rk e tin g , and 
looking a f t e r th ings 
of being 
in general, 
weighted down by h e r multitudinous 
responsibilities, she 
of the 
b r ig h te s t, m o st cheerful people on the 
cam pus, and alw ays g r e e ts you with 
a friendly cordiality t h a t is charm ing. 
B ut I a lm o st fo rg o t to tell you t h a t 
this delightful person is Miss K a th e ­
rine Peers.

is one 

F R E S H M A N CO-EDS LEAD.

From the sounds of hilarity t h a t is­
sued fro m 
the w om en’s g ym nasiu m 
F rid a y n ig h t between 6 and 7 o’clock, 
it seems evident t h a t the basketball 
g am es a r e increasing in excitem ent as 
the end of the m atch draw s near.

th e 

th e 

The F re s h m a n team , which is in the 
lead fo r 
cham pionship— having 
been defeated by only one point this 
season, is in good condition for the 
com ing g am e with 
Ju n io rs on 
T h u rs d a y night. W ith the excellent 
g u a rd in g of Minnie Gieseeke and 
K ath erine Brougher, the sw ift passing 
th ro u g h the center by Fran cis Allen 
and W innie Anderson, and the accu ­
r a te goal tossing of M arian C handler 
a nd O ra Lee W alker, the tea m plays 
as one 
the Sopho­
mores have m astered th e ir te a m work 
tho rou gh ly , 
in 
speed and goal-tossing by the Rresh-
men.

th e y a re out-classed 

unit. A lthough 

Get t h a t s u it pressed today a t the 

T IN H O R N , 25 cents. Phone 1505.

TEXAN WANT ADS

ads 

T E X A N w a n t 

b rin g results. 
Rates, I cent per w ord for the first 
insertion, th re e insertions fo r 2 cents. 
AJaoslutely no ad taken over the phone. 
Call a t room 155, Main Building. No 
ad taken for less th an 25 cents. P a y ­
m ent in advance alw ays required.

find 

S T U D E N T S Will 

com fortable 
rooms a t Raines Mansion, connect­
ed w ith ple a san t sleeping porches, 
$3.50 to $5.00, one-half block e a s t of 
cam pus. 2110 Tom Green St. Phone 
2413.

A t the Driskill B a rb e r Shop you get 
good service and the best tr e a t m e n t 
Moritz Silver, Prop.

TO BE INSTALLED 

FOR ALL TEACHERS

The Texas B arb e r Shop. We please 
1008 Con­

Mac. Oliphant, Prop. 
gress.

A system of co-operative research 
the School of 
is being planned by 
Philosophy of Education a t the U ni­
versity of Texas, such t h a t school men 
of the S ta te may have the benefit of 
the d e p a rtm e n t and 
assistan ce from 
from each o ther in w orking out th e ir 
common problems.

This action is an o u tg ro w th of the 
section of the S ta te T e a c h e rs’ A sso­
ciation th a t was form ed for the study 
the exceptional 
of the problems of 
The 
child in 
schools. 
the public 
r e ­
school 
quested th a t the U niversity undertak e 
a co-operative study to determ in e the 
causes and remedies of these condi­
tions.

su pe rin te n d e n ts p resen t 

The initial e ffo rt will be confined to 
the school men who a r e prim a rily in ­
terested 
in problems of re ta rd a tio n , 
acceleration, Gem ination, and normal 
in th e public 
children 
p ro g re ss of 
schools.

It is th o u g h t t h a t a p p ro x im a te ly one 
hundred schools will p a rtic ip a te in the 
f ir s t work. The co-operative activity, 
however, will be open to every school 
t h a t desires to take p a rt.

ladies. Board 

ROOM AND BOARD for fou r young 
rooms 
fresh, well ventilated, cosy and warm. 
Would like a few table boarders. 2410 
U niv ersity Ave. Phone 2723.

excellent, 

G IR L S m ay secure board and room 
a t Bien Venido, 2010 W ichita St. 
Gas h ea t, hot w ater, sleeping porches, 
maid to keep rooms. M atron of the 
home will show rooms any time. R ef­
erences, Mrs. Helen M. Kirby, Mrs. 
F a n y C. Ig lehart.

S T U D E N T S — Go to th e Palace B arber 
Shop, Bosche Bldg., fo r f irs t class 

work. Billy Wolf, Prop.

G IR L S — Nice rooms and board at 203 
E. 25th St. Room, board, and heat, 

$30. Phone 2447.

s ta ir s 

FO R R E N T — South 

e sa st u p ­
and 
rooms, convenient kitc h e n ­
ette, nice fo r girls w a n tin g to pre p a re 
p a rt or all their meals. 716 W. 22 1-2 
St. Phone 1351.

results.

A dvertise in The Texan.

D IL L IN G H A M ’S
S H O E CO.

610 CONGRESS AVE.

610 CONGRESS AVE.

For Your Deer and Duck Hunt

We Have Guns, Ammunition and Full Stock of 
Sportsm en’s Clothing

The Walter Tips Company

A U ST IN , TEX AS

First Class Shining 
Parlor

Phone 2652 

607 Congress Ave

U N IT E D S T A T E S D E PO SIT A RY

The Austin National Bank

O F A U S T IN , T E X A S 
RESOURCES, $5,000,000.00
E. P. W ILM OT, President 
Wm. H. FO LTS, V ice-President 
JN O . II. C H IL E S , V ice-President 
M ORRIS H IR S H F E L D , C ashier 
C. M B A R T H O L O M E W , Asst. Cash.

FACULTY ANI ) S T U D E N T S ’ ACCOUNTS SOLICITED 
NO A C CO U NT TOO SM A LL TO H A N D L E

1847 

1917

JOHN BREMOND CO.

WHOLESALE GROCERS 
And
Roasters of High Grade Coffees 
Texas’ Oldest Jobbing House

JNO. L. MARTIN

FOR S T U D E N T LAMPS A N D 
A C C E S S O R IE S 
Electrical and Plum bing Supplies 

Phone 320 

408 Congress

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Save Your eyes

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We Exam ine E yes and Grind Lenses to Relieve Eye-strain 
Any Lense Duplicated on Short Notice 
J. THOS. WARD, Optometrist

S T E L F O X CO

Richmond Straight Git
C I G A R E T T E S

even the sophomore! treated me w ith some respect w hen I pro­
duced the V irg in ia cigarettes u h u h I 'd brought u p Jrom R ich m o n d .'

like 

That fine old S o u t h e r n A r i s t o c r a t — " ' R i c h m o n d 
Straig ht C u t s . ” T h e r e ' s never been another cigarette 
quite 
T h e i r '" b rig h t” V irginia tobacco 
has a naturally refreshing flavor that makes even the 
best of T u r k is h cigarettes taste almost tame and character­
less by contrast. Y o u ' l l wish y o u 'd tried them before.

them. 

I N N E A T B O X E S — F I F T E E N C E N T S

A k o in attractive tins, 50 for 40 cents: IOO for 75 
cents. Sent prepaid if your dealer cannot supply you.

RICHMOND VHWINM.UJSJL 
UWElUMYtRS TOBACCO CO s U tC fttM .

N O T E : Unlike Turkish tobacco, Virginia tobacco
pays no import dut y— all the value is in the cigarette.

A SENSIBLE CIGARETTE

T ry T exan w a n t ads. T hey b rin g 

TREFERRED 

by GENTLEMEN N O W as THEN