VOL. XVIII

SUMMARY OF 

INTRA MURALS 

INVOLVES MANY

Summ ation of MI Contests Show 

That Much Work Mas 

liet*n 

Done for Frank Cup.

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

M STIX, TEXAS, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1918

1917-1918 

STUDENTS’ A S SE M B L Y

ASSEMBLY HAS 

PASSED M A N Y 

LAWS IN YEAR

MEMORIAL DAY 

IS O B S E R V E D 

BY UNIVERSITY

Sterenuous Year for Assembly Closes 
With Several Credible Laws 
Passed.

Convocation of Students and Faculty 
at Methodist Church Hear 
Dr. C. M. Bishop.

FHREE MEN FROM U NUMEROUS CHANGES EMPLOYMENT ON 

GO TO HOLLISTER 

MADE IN LIBRARY 

FARMS POSSIBLE

Walker, Naugle and King to Attend 
Conference at Hollister. Missouri, 
From June I to IO.

Many New Books Arrive— W renn Li 

brary Here— Form er Offices 

to 

C'ontain Books.

Large Number of H arvesters Needed 
in Grain Districts. U. S. De­
partm ent of Labor Seeks Help.

NOTICE

Poinis Won in Intra-Mural 

Athletics Compiled Finally

here and all worked th e ir way th ro u g h 
school.

R. E. Sweney, C. E., 1914, crossed 
th e c am p us y e s te r d a y on his w ay to 
Dallas, w h ere he 
is se e k in g e x p e rts 
fo r the Gas & Electric com pany, th a t 
em ploys him in San A ntonio.

INTRAMURAL ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT.
Events. 

Points.

 

No. of T M en................. IS 
B a s k e t b a l l..................... 36 
36 
Baseball 
18 
Track 
 
C r o ssc o u n tr y 
18 
. 6 
 
Tennis 
S w im m in g ................... 6 
H a n d b a l l ....................... G 

Laws. Eng.* Sen. 
IG 
24 
12 
24 
0 
30 
6 
12 
ti 
12 
0 
5 
3 
2 
I 
4 

Jun. Soph
36
30
0
30
9
0
4
3

12 
6 
0 
24 
0 
4 
5 
2 

Totals

 THE DAILY TEXAN

The S tu d e n t D aily P u b lic a tio n of th e 
U n iv e rs ity o f T exas.

Published e v e ry m o r n in g e x c e p t M on­
day d u r i n g th e college y ea r.

E n te re d as se con d-class m a t t e r a t th e 
P o sto ffic e a t A u s tin , T e x a s , u n d e r 
the A ct o f C o n g re ss , M arch 3, 1879.

Sub scriptio n p ric e $2.50 p e r y e a r — 
provided fo r each s tu d e n t th r o u g h 
the S tu d e n t A c tiv ity fee.

F. E d w a r d W a l k e r , . . . K dito r-in -C h ie f 
J. T u r n e r G a r n e r . . . M a n a g in g E d ito r

O ffices: U n iv e rs ity , Room 155, M ain
Down 
Building, T e le p h o n e 3149. 
Town, 204 W. S ix th St., T e le ph on e 
489.

Issue E d ito r fo r T o d a y : 
R. D. N A H ; 
F R A N K R. B A SS 
R e p o r te r s .

Bess M cChesney W. C. Go wan
E th e l W in n !ford A lm a Carl
R. L. Link 
M a ry W a lk e r
R o b e rta MeKni.yhtW . R. S m ith 
C h a rle s C a te s
J im m ie Sowell 

SAVING MONEY FOR THE 
STI DENT BODY.

In its action of voting to have 

Tin* Texan p rin ted on the cam ­

pus, the A dvisory Board was 

guided largely by the exigencies 

of 

conditions. 

According 

to 

th e p resen t m a n a g e r of publica­

tions, Mr. T. R. McKeever, an 

appo rtio nm en t 

fro m 

th e S tu ­

to 

The School of 

d e n ts ’ Assembly of tw o dollars 
and fifteen cents would have 
been necessary fo r it to be p r in t­
ed o ff Hie cam pus in a dow n­
town p rin tin g shop n e x t year. 
W ith a constitutional limit on tin 
blanket ta x of six dollars and 
one-half, his proposition was im­
possible. F u rth e rm o re , accord­
ing to th e report on publications, 
Mr. McKeever p re sen ts a deficit 
of over 
tw e n ty -th re e hundred 
dollars on this y e a r ’s business. 
He says he expects to cut th is 
down c o n s id e ra b ly , but th e re ’ll 
still be a big deficit. 
"Therefore, 
it was up 
th e Publications 
Board to take decisive action if 
"The Texan is to ru n at all next 
y e a r up to its present stan d a rd s 
Journalism 
agreed to handle 
th e p rin tin g 
end of th e paper a t a figure 
which will save som ething like 
the 
three thousand dollars on 
p rin tin g of The Texan. 
How­
ever, their o ile r w as contingent 
upon the paper being publishec 
as an afternoon publication, ant 
as being done by th e School 0 
Journalism class 
in newspaper 
In o th e r words, in 
mechanics. 
re tu rn tor th e conveniences anc 
saving in time and money of is­
sue editors and o th e r Texan 
s ta ll workers, in r e tu rn fo r a 
sav ing of over 
th re e thousand 
dollars iii the cost of publishing 
the paper, in re tu rn for m aking 
the paper a more integral p a rt of 
th e U niversity 
life and activi 
ties, The Texan had to be chang 
ed into an afternoon paper. Of 
course, the change is a big one, 
especially to those of us who are 
receiving o u r Texan 
to 
used 
every m orning 
b reak fast 
time, b u t the Board weighed all 
th e n acted 
considerations and 
to r w h a t th e y considered to be 
th e best in te re sts of th e stud ent 
body and The Texan itself.

a t 

C A S C O - 71/8 in.
C l y d e - 2Vain.

JARROW
C o l l a r s
F O R S P R I N G

C l u e u . P e a b o d y U C o Inc. M a k e r s

APPORTIONING BLANKET 
TAX.

A f te r careful 

consideration 
and th o u g h t we believe we have 
figured up the only solution of 
th e settlem en t of th e blanket tax 
for next y e a r and we urge th e 
S tu d e n ts ’ Assembly to give it u t­
It provides 
most consideration. 
as follows.
A thletic C o u n c i l ................... $4.00
Daily Texan 
......................... 1.65
Longhorn M ag...............................\
Oratorical A ss’n ...........................;
B a n d ................................................]
Clee C l u b ....................................... ]
S tu d e n ts ’ A s s ’11............................ 1

T o t a l..............

 

$6.50

The 

S tu d e n ts ’

s tu d e n t bod y ’s 

A ssociation 
would not be q uite able to pay 
in- 
o ff all th e 
lebtedness, but it could pay off 
most of it, an d 
th e re m a in d e r 
could be carried until th e next 
y e a r for final p ay m ent. E v e ry 
o rg an izatio n and a c tiv ity 
t h a t 
was originally intended to have 
a place on th e ta x will be r e p r e ­
sented, and 
eq u ita b ly and 
ju s tly as possible. The T ex an 
will receive th e sam e a p p o rtio n ­
ment as last year, an d th is can 
de done only o ut of co n sid eratio n 
o f th e cam pu s publication of th e 
The A th letic Council 
>aper. 
t h e i r 
will 
f o u r dollar 
re ta in 
hare, which 
th e y claim th e y 
need and are e n title d to if a t h ­
el ics in th e U n iv e rsity a re to 
receive am ple su p p o rt. T he O r­
atorical A ssociation, b a n d and 
have te n 
Glee Club will 
cents, on w hich th e y can m ake 
out, however, not as com pletely 
and successfully as th e y would 
desire, b u t th e y a re not en title d 
lo any more because t h e i r con­
tribution to s tu d e n t life does no t 
th a n th e se 
deserve any m ore 
amounts, when com pared to th e 
tm.units for a th le tic s and publi­
can ions.

each 

(O-ED ATHLETIC’ COUNCIL 
PETITIONS ASSEMBLY.

The W om an’s A th le tic C oun­
cil, th ro ug h its p resid ent, M i s s 
VV hitehouse, has s e n t a p etition 
to the S tu d e n ts ’ A ssem b ly a s k ­
ing for an a p p o rtio n m e n t o f 65 
cents from th e g en eral blanket 
tax. 
I hey base th e ir claim on 
the grounds t h a t a t p re s e n t they 
receive no su p p o rt except fro m 
he lees which girls ta k in g p a rt 
in a t hell irs tu r n in, an d th e y say 
.hat ath le tics fo r w om en should 
ie encouraged as m uch as pos- 
ible, and t h a t it should be a r ­
ranged so t h a t a girl can particu­
late w ith o u t p a y m e n t of an y 
ees.

ta x 

t h e ir financial 
According to 
s ta te m e n t th e ir 
to ta l ex p en d i­
n g th e past y e a r was tw o h u n ­
dred dollars or a b o u t tile a m o u n t 
h a t would be received fro m a 
a p p o rtio n m e n t of 
Tm Ret 
h i Keen cents, on th e basis of 
I ii teen h u n d red s tu d e n t a c tiv ity 
ees. They 
th is 
re p o rt 
money is used to finance such 
spo rts as 
sw im m ing, walking, 
dancing, basketball, baseball, and 
tennis.

t h a t 

M ost of th e savin g effected 
will be saved to th e stu d e n t body, 
th e p a y e r s of th e blanket tax!
I he L o n g h o rn M agazine can now 
be p u t back on th e ta x , where it 
r ig h t f u lly belongs, and it can be 
r e s to re d to its place o f leader­
ship in th e lite ra ry s p h ere of the 
U n iv e rs ity . T h e T exan 
s ta f f 
can be a w a rd e d “ T a n d Quills” 
P u b lic a tio n s Board, 
by 
w h e rea s because o f financial rea-
sons th is could no t be done be­
fore. T h e e d itorial force of The 
T exan will be able to spend a 
little m ore m oney on cu ts, c a r­
toons and o th e r f e a t u r e s t h a t

th e 

Of course, we are not a com pe­
te n t a u th o rity on 
th e su b jec t,
since we have never w itn essed 
any of th e g irls ’ closed gam es, 
b u t we a re sure 
th e e x ­
penses in connection w ith sw im ­
m ing, walking, dancing, b ask et-
Will liven up 
an d p ep up th e , ball, and baseball a re only nomi- 
sheet, and m ake it o f g r e a t e r ap- aal a s practically no eq u ip m en t is 
peal and in te r e s t to th e re a d ers, needed, and no m oney 

is ex

t h a t 

IHE TURKISH

CIGARETTE

With Murad I can 
keep time on the 
firing line.

Od Mal?F °f d* tig&st Gnidetrhkh 
and hfiphan Ggarvltes ut die World

be 

th e i r 

in 
pay th e ir m in o r expenses 
connection w ith 
s p o rts 
o th e r th a n te n n is, and enou gh 
to a w ard su ita b le 
e m b le m s to 
th e “T ” w inn ers. W e feel also 
t h a t th e y should receive a u t h o r ­
ity to a w a rd finally all “T V ’ and 
“T-seconds.”

pended in b rin g in g outside te a m s 
to A u stin f o r g am es, or in sen d ­
ing g ir ls ’ te a m s a w ay to com ­
pete. T h e re fo re , we do not see 
a n y g r e a t n ecessity o f th e W o m ­
an s A th le tic 
ouncil receiving 
blank et ta x m oney fo r th e ir s u p ­
port. As t a r as te n n is is con­
cerned, we realize t h a t th e r e is 
som e e x pen se in connection w ith 
th a n in 
it, b u t not a n y m ore 
tennis, 
connection w ith m e n ’s 
and it is only r ig h t t h a t in b oth 
cases tho se t h a t 
play and re ­
ceive th e b e n efits fro m th e e x ­
p e n d itu re should h ave 
to pay 
lo r sam e. A t p re s e n t both the 
men an d women who play te n ­
nis do p a y f o r th is privilege, and 
so we see no j u s t cause fo r com ­
plaint on t h a t score.

How ever, we believe t h a t th e 
M en’s A th letic Council should 
a rr a n g e to p ay 
th e W o m e n ’s 
Council's expenses, an d t h a t th e 
women should not exp ect to r e ­
ceive an y s u p p o rt fro m th e a l­
ready o v er-b urd en ed b lan k et tax . 
If th e ir ex pen ses only ru n a b ou t 
tw o h u n d re d dollars a y e ar, tho! 
M en’s A th le tic Council w ould. 
not 
e m b a r - .
seriously 
r a is e d by p a y in g th is m uch. The 
b lanket ta x is based on th e i d e a ' 
We do a g re e w ith th e p etition 
value received, 
of p a y ing fo r 
of th e g irls in som e p a rtic u la rs, 
and we believe t h a t th e ir is no 
however, t h a t 
in re g a rd to 
is 
ju s tic e in ta x in g th e whole s t u ­
t h e ir ju risd ic tio n in the m a t t e r 
and w omen 
dent body, m en 
of a w a rd in g “T V * A t p re s e n t 
alike, fo r th e s u p p o rt of closed 
the M en’s A th le tic Council has
gam es which a r e of no i n t e r e s t !
n o in terest
com plete control, an d th e Worn- o r b en efit except to th o se who 
e n s ( ouncil has to s u b m it t h e ir w itn ess them . 
list to th e M en ’s A th le tic Conn-1 
-
Cli fo r its approval. On account 
of a lack of fu n d s th e W o m en ’s 
At bellic Council 
n e v er 
m ake a n y a w a rd s of em blem s, 
pins, 01 s w e a te rs, as does th e 
m ore fo r tu n a te ly s itu a te d M en’s 
Council. 
to us, how ­
ever, t h a t th is is m e re ly a m a t ­
th e 
t e r to be s e ttle d betw een 
two councils, 
and we believe 
t h a t he does n o t know
t h a t th e S t u d e n t s ’ A ssem bly has
nos I w h e re he will be s e n t, b u t since t h e r e
---- — —
no ju ris d ic tio n in th e m a tte r. I t is a £ r e a t d e m a n d f o r Y. M. C. A. men 
is m erely up to th e tw o councils **or o v e r s e a * w o rk, he will p ro b ab ly 
and Dr. Vinson to th r e s h out. We Le s e n t t o . I<rance- T he m en who go
believe t h a t th e G irls’ Council 
T " 1 to Princeton Uni-
ouiiLiJ \ e r s i t y f o r a s h o r t c o u rse of in strn p -
I sh ould receive enough m oney to bo n.

u n te e r e d his se rv ic e s to the a r m y Y. 
M. C. A. He will c o m p le te th is t e r m ’s 
w o rk h e re in th e U n iv e rsity a n d th e n , 
a f t e r a s h o r t v a c a tio n , will r e p o r t f o r 
d u ty .

D e p a r t m e n t h as a p p lie d f o r a leave of 

a b se n c e fo r n e x t y e a r. H e h a s vo l­

BRO E . TO A R M Y Y. M. C . A.

th e M a th e m a tic s 

Dr. S im p so n o f 

It seem s 

He s a y s 

can 

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Before Coing Home for the Summer 

Let

BIGGS AND COMPAN

MAKE YOUR SUMMER SUIT

We Do It Right 

Expert Tailors 

( leaning a n d Pressi

Rhone IGOI 

I00:! Congress

Delicate Repairing 

Save Your Ey e

Me Examine Eyes and Crim! Lenses to Relieve Eye-str 

Any Lense Duplicated on Short Notice

J. TH OS. WARD, Optometrist

S T E L F O X C O .

University Toggery She

BROY LES & ROSE Proprietors

Correct Clothes for Men 
cleaning and Pressing

2300 1-2 Guadalupe Street

Phone 3

FRESH SANITARY BAKERY GOODS

TRY CAPITAL BAK ERY

M ililani Iluhinson, Prop.

Old Phone I

 N O T I C E

N ext week th e Co-op will buy all 

y o u r old 

te x tb o o k s . 

B rin g 

them 

around as early as possible, and tu rn 
th e m into cash. Rebates will also be 

paid d u rin g th e week, 
should brin g th e ir slips.

and everyone 

Take home a memory book to fre s h ­

en ii]) your rem em brances of V arsity 

and to show th e folks at home w hat 

y o u ’ve been doing. Get a pennant or 

a pillow top fo r th e kiddies. Drop in 

before you leave, for th e re 
is surely 
som ething here th a t you will w ant be­
fore going.

THE CO-OP

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SOCIETY

D o ro th y Lochridge, E dito r.

Al DeViney left W e d n e sd a y n ig h t 
fo r Boston, Mass., w here he will e n ­
te r 
the N a v a l A v ia tio n T r a in in g 
School.

Miss Mildred M a rs h a ll has w ith ­
d ra w n fr o m th? U n iv e rsity a n d has 
gone 
to W as! :n gton , w here she a c ­
cepted a position rn the L aw D e p a r t­
m e n t there.

L a w ren c e D u m a r s a n d S c o tt A n ­
derson have w ith d raw n 
fro m school 
and have joined the C o a st A rtille ry .
T h e r e will be a c a m p held at San 
M arcos from J u n e 13 to 17, inclusive, 
fo r all tho se girls who intend doing 
club w o rk this su m m e r. T his camp 
w ill be held u n d e r th e ausp ic e s of the 
Y. VV. C. A. of th e S o u th w e s t field. 
Miss M ildred 
('o r b it o f D allas and 
Miss Grace Loucks of Dallas will be 
the s p e a k e rs a t the cam p . Miss E u ­
nice Aden 
to have c h a r g e of all 
re cre ation . All g irls who a r e i n t e r ­
ested in this cam p will please see Miss 
D avidson in th e Y. W. C. A. office.

is 

Miss E thel Nichols, who h as been 
a tt e n d in g college a t Colum bia U n i­
v e rsity th e p a s t y e a r, is a g u e s t a t th e 
T ri D elta House.

Mrs. F . E. I l a m i e t t of W aco is v is­
iting Mrs. Rosa E v a n s a t th e T ri Del­
ta House.

spend the 

Miss L e n o ra Bell will 
w eek-end in San A ntonio.
C h a rlie A lex a n d e r, 

IL A. 

’13, of 
D allas w as the g u e s t of f rie n d s in the 
U n iv e r s ity the p ast week.
(Jordan Ja c k so n has 

to 
D allas, a f t e r a visit at th e P h i Gam 
House.

r e tu r n e d 

Mrs. G a t S w e a rin g e n is v is itin g in 

San A ntonio.

Lieut. Todd Hates le ft y e s te r d a y for 
S a n Diego, w h e re he will be sta tio n e d .
Miss V irg in ia W eed has re tu r n e d 
the 

to S a n Antonio, a f t e r a v isit at 
Zeta House.

the election of offic e rs 

T h e A n g le r Club held a m e e tin g at 
th e K ap pa House y e s te r d a y a fte rn o o n 
fo r 
the 
com ing y e a r. Miss Susie F is h e r wa- 
elected p resid e n t of the club, M arian 
H offord, vic e-president; M a ry K ir k ­
p a tric k , s e c r e t a r y ; H allie Kelly, t r e a s ­
u re r.

for 

Miss A g n e s Doran is ill a t th e K a p ­

M ilburn N u t t has w ith d ra w n from 
school and gone to his hom e in G r a n ­
bu ry b efore e n te r i n g th e navy.

Miss R uth Young of H ou sto n is vis­
iting h e r siste r, T h e lm a , a t th e Phi 
Mu House.

Miss Louise S k in n e r of P a r is is vis­

itin g a t the Pi Phi House.

M rs. Jo h n Love Boles o f M arshall 
is a g u e s t a t the Pi Phi H ouse th is 
week.

Phi K a p p a Psi held 
a t 

a n 
fa re w e ll b a n q u e t 
t h e 
h o u se W ednesday evenisg.

inform al 
c h a p te r

W a tc h e s. O. L. Koock, 513 Cong.

T r y T e x a n w a n t ads. 

T h e y b rin g

results.

A Splendid 
Graduation Gift

t h a t will 

A H allm ark bracelet 
is a g ra d u a tio n 
w atch 
tick 
p re sen t 
for m a n y 
o ut delight 
years. 
It is a r e m a r k a ­
ble timepiece, made from 
specifications 
f urn ish ed 
by a com m ittee of p ra c ­
tical w a tc h m a k e rs re p re ­
th e H allm ark 
s e n tin g 
th e very 
stores. 
It is 
b e st value on th e m a r ­
ket.

M ayer h a s H a llm a rk 
bracelet w a t c h e s 
in 
octagonal 
and 
round 
shapes, filled gold and 
I I k a r a t gold cases, plain 
and engraved.

T he H allm ark m e n ’s 
w atch is th e b e st g r a d u a ­
tion g ift fo r a boy.

$15.00 to $75.00

CARL MAYER 
COMPANY

Jewelers, Silversm iths, 
Diamond M erchants 
The Hallmark Store

618 Congress Ave.

T. H. Williams & Co.

Clearance Sale

NOW IN PROGRESS
Suits, Silk Dresses and Tub Dresses

A ustin ladies know what a Clearance Sale means at W illiam s— Prices cut deep for quick
disposal.

SUITS

at $ 14.95

Values to
$27.50

Only 20 S u its left, colors gray, ta n a n d m ix tu re s — m a te ria ls Wool 

Jersey s, T a ffe ta

Silk, Wool Poplins.

Suits $ 19.50-values to $37.50

Only IO Suits left, of Serge, Wool J e r s e y a n d T a ff e ta Silk, choice. .

$ 19.50

Silk D resses at $6.95 
Values to $17.50

- T a f f e t a s and Foulards, only 15 
l e f t; choice 

.................................... $6.95

Silk D resses at $10.95 
Values to $22.50
— Checks, strip es an d plain shades, 'baf­
fe ta D resses; only 20 le ft; 
choice 
.....................................

$10.95

Silk D resses at $16.95 
Values to $35.00
— Crepe Meteor, Crepe de Chine and T a f­
feta, solid and fancy T a f f e ta s ; 
only 15 le ft; ch o ice ...........

$16.95

Tub D resses at $9.95 
Values to $15.00
— Linens, colors g ray, rose and Copenha­
gen, also whi t e; only 8 le f t; 
choice 

........................................... $9.95

Tub Dresses $ 6 . 9 5
Values to $12.50— only 8 left. 
Gingham D resses at $3.95.
Values to $6.50— plaids and strip e s. 
Gingham D resses at $5.25.
Values to $8.50— all p re tty colors. 
Gingham D resses at $5.95 
V alues to $10.00—-new plaids and strip es, 
in good color com binations.

Shirt Waists at $2.75

Value $3.50

Crepe de Chine W aists, colors flesh, nile,

maise, bisque, F ren c h 
blue, white, black, re g u ­

lar $3.50 valu es; go a t . . . .^ $2.75

5th&Comjress Ave.

conveniences of a w alk home f ro m th e 

Sixth S t r e e t office 

and 

c a r f a r e s 

would be elim in a te d fro m th e e d it o r ’s 

g a in 

public 

in th e 

to come 

i m p o r t a n t r e p o rts 

w orries. H ence th e 
fro m an 
a fte r n o o n edition would be negligible.
A g a in , in th e g a t h e r i n g of n ew s it 
would be im possible to g e t som e in­
t e r e s t i n g ite m s in as e a r ly a s it is p o s ­
sible to do in a m o rn in g edition. O ut- 
of-tow n g a m e s and 
le c tu re s 
would h a v e to w ait a d a y before1 th e y 
could be published, as th e p a p e r would 
go to p r e s s befo re r e p o r ts could be r e ­
ceived. T h e v a r y in g of th e tim e of 
issuing th e p a p e r a t n ig h t in o r d e r to 
in, 
allow 
as w as pro p o se d 
new plan, 
would m e a n a w a s te of tim e to th e 
c a r rie r s . N ow they can g e t th e p a ­
p ers a t a c e r ta in d e fin ite tim e and 
deliver 
the s t u d e n t s a t a 
defin ite tim e , which would th e n be 
impossible. F u r th e r m o r e , if 
the p a ­
per r e a c h e s th e stu d e n ts se v e ra l hours 
a f t e r s u p p e r th e y will be e n g a g e d in 
th e i r stu d ie s , w h e re a s if the p a p e r is 
delivered e a r ly 
the 
s tu d e n ts will re a d it m o re and have 
a g r e a t e r in te r e s t in it. 
I f it is is­
sued as 
in the ev e n in g a s con ­
te m p la te d by th e new p la n a n d yet 
too e a r ly to receive i m p o r t a n t out-of- 
town o r la te new s th e s tu d e n ts will 
have th e chance to have rec o u rse to

the m o rn in g , 

th e m 

la te 

to 

in 

th e A u stin A m erican o f th e S t a t e s ­
man e a r ly fo r a c co u n ts of h a p p e n in g s , 
and will lose much of t h e i r in te r e s t in 
the p a p e r. 

A. R E A D E R .

S a t u r d a y ’s T e x a n contain ed a n ed­
th e c u r r i ­
re -c o n s tr u c tin g 
itorial on 
culum of t h e U n iv e rsity , which w as 
tim e ly and to th e p o in t, b u t th e w r i t e r 
m ig h t have s u g g e s te d tw o o th e r 
’e- 
fo r m s of equal im p o rta n c e , t h a t o f th e 
g r a d in g sy ste m , a nd the a t t i t u d e of 
the f a c u lty to w a rd s th e s t u d e n t s who 
a r e n o t in th e “ A ” and “ B ” class.

In r e g a r d to the g r a d in g , it is g e n ­
t h a t c lass s ta n d in g 
erally su ppo sed 
c ounts on e -th ird , quiz g ra d e s h ave the 
sam e value a n d final e x a m s th e sam e , 
b ut in a c tu a l p ra c tic e , it do e sn ’t tu r n 
out t h a t way, the p u p il’s s t a n d i n g b e ­
ing r a te d e n tir e ly by th e g r a d e m a d e 
in the finals 
In m a n y c ases a s tu d e n t 
does good c lass w ork , b u t g e ts e xcited 
the 
and confused w hen he comes to 
fina ls, and d o e s n ’t do h im se lf ju stice, 
while a n o th e r m a y not do so well in 
class, b u t m a k e s 
it up on quizzes, 
while o th e rs a r e good only on th e f i ­
nals, and t h a t a f t e r d a y s o f “c r a m ­
m in g ,” so g iv e each class of s t u d e n t 
an equal show, le ttin g his good w o rk 
in one line help to pull up t h a t w h e r e ­
in he is n o t so good.

(C o n tin u ed on p a g e fo u r.)

A LARGE NUM BER OF THE BEST TEACHERS IN 

TEX AS WILL BE AT THE UNIVERSITY 

SUMMER SCHOOL

WILL YOU ?

The American National Bank
SOLICITS YOUR ACCOUNT 
A ustin, Texas
Capital and Surplus $1,000,000.00 Resources $7,000,000.00 
D epository of the United States
O F F I C E R S :

G. W. L ittlefield, P r e s id e n t. 
H, A. W ro e, V ice-P resid en t. 
R. C. R ob erdeau, V ic e -P re sid e n t 

T. H. D avis, V ice-President.
L. J. Schneider, C ash ier
IL P fa e flin , A s s is ta n t C a s h ie r.

C a rl C. W iden, A s s is ta n t Cashier.

V a r y in g 

com m ents 

h a v e 

been 

a ro u se d a m o n g the s tu d e n t s by 

th e 

new plan of p u b lish in g T h e T e x a n on 

the c a m p u s and m a k in g it a n eve n in g 
paper n e x t y e a r instead of a m o r n in g 
{ alter, a s it has been h e r e to f o r e . The 
plan to p r i n t th e p u blic a tion s on the 
c a m p u s seem s to be g e n e r a lly fa v o re d , i 
N ot only will it b rin g the p a p e r clo ser: 
home to th e stu d e n ts so t h a t t h e y will I 
have a b e t t e r o p p o rtu n ity t o se e the 
inside of a p rin ts h o p in p r a c tic a l op- j 
oration a n d observe th e a c tu a l con- ■ 
ditions u n d e r which the p a p e r is o u t, 
oui, b u t also it will f u r n is h t h e s t u - ! 
d e n ts of jo u rn a lis m a g r e a t e r chancel 
fo r p r a c tic a l lab o ra to ry w o r k ; it will j 
place th e p a p e r m ore in th e g e o g r a p h - j 
leal c e n te r of the s tu d e n t c o m m u n ity , 
and it is calculated t h a t it will e f f e c t 
a sa v in g of several th o u s a n d dollars 
a n n u a lly to th e m a n a g e m e n t of the 
paper.

is 

th a n 

jo u r n a l 

H ow ever, it is a g a in s t t h e p la n of 
t h a t 
m a k in g it an e vening 
th e r e 
oppo sition 
considerable 
a m o n g th e s tu d e n ts. U n d e r th e new i 
plan th e p a p e r would m a k e its daily j 
a p p e a r a n c e a t 6:30 o’clock, o r th e re - i 
a b o u ts, in th e evening. T h a t e n ta ils 
im p o r ta n t d iffic u ltie s 
a n u m b e r of 
T he r e p o r t e r s would 
to get 
h a v e 
th e ir a s s ig n m e n ts up in t h e m o rn in g 
in o r d e r to g e t th e m in on tim e . How- J 
ev er, m o s t of the classes m e e t in th e | 
m o rn in g , and 
be a g r e a t 
it would 
h a n d ic a p in the g a th e r in g of th e news. | 
If th e new s is to be g a th e r e d th e day j 
before, t h a t would p u t to n a u g h t the 
claim t h a t th e new plan w ould b rin g 
n ew s e a r lie r 
the old m o r n in g 
jo u r n a l, f o r it would, on th e c o n t r a r y , 
b rin g it n e a rly a day la te r . T h e n , it 
w as cla im e d in y e s te r d a y ’s T e x a n t h a t 
th e 
issue e d ito rs would be sa v e d a 
lot of ti m e and trouble if t h e p a p e r 
w ere p u t o u t in the e v e n in g . 
B ut 
th e y w ou ld have to s t a r t t h e i r work 
e a rlie r, d u r in g the p r e s s u r e o f m o r n ­
in g classes, in o r d e r to g e t th e work 
done in tim e. F u r th e r m o r e , a n a t h ­
letically inclined ed would h a v e to lay 
aside his p la n s to go a n d see A. & M. 
g e t hu m b le d in a g a m e of fo o tb a ll o r 
B a y lo r g e t wallopped in a g a m e of 
baseb all, and would have to s t a y with 
his p a p e r in o rd e r to g e t it o u t b e ­
f o r e th e s t u d e n ts tu r n e d in f o r th e ir 
n ig h tly r e s t. Since th e p a p e r 
is to 
' h e in­
be p u b lish e d on the c a m p u s , 

 ll

We will have—

Red Cross Carnival—-Deep Eddy
S A T U R D A Y , JUNE I, 1918

Swimming “Aviation s t y le ”
Dancing “Jitney s ty le ”
Good substantial supper will be served tor twentv-five 

cents.

Ice cream “Settlement Club style.”
( ak e sale “S. M. A. s t y l e .”

s ty le ”1 W,th 

,reJ,d 

,nd C()ffee twenty*Dve cents, “Radio

I opcorn, peanuts and chewing gum.
Red and white lemonade and soda pop.
Hobby horses.
Shooting gallery.
Vaudeville stunts.
Glee C lub, etc., etc.
Miscellaneous booths—good shows, fortune Idling.
We want a big crowd.
We will furnish a pleasant time.

WE NEED THE MONEY

S W I M M I N G T O D A Y

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As Usual, Something New at Our Store. This Time It Is

Chocolate Shop Candy
IN REDWOOD BOXES 

Hood C a n d y -P retty Package

University Drug Store

“The Convenient Place”

Hume VV ood and Grain Company
Phone Us Your Wood Orders and You’ll Get It Right Away 

PHONE 3737 

16TH ANI) LAVACA

AFTER THE GERMAN

Our Fountain Is at Your 
Service

We Later Especially 
I diversity Students.

to 

When you’re Making the 
Perip,

J 

i

Just Step Into

W ag n e r’s

For a ( old Drink or a Light 
Lunch.

2209 Speedway

G R A H A M’ S

Ninth and Congress

UNIVERSITY CASH 
GROCERY
Staple and Fancy Groceries 

2212 Guadalupe 

Phone 628

* ft

S W A N N
Furniture and Carpet 
Company

W e use every precaution 
to serve you clean, whole­
some food in attractive su r­
roundings.

Our kitchen 

inspected 
and O.K/d by the II. E. De­
partm ent.

Foodstuffs are aeroplan- 
ing, but we still serve our 
the old 
fam ous meals a t 
prices.

C A C T U S
T e a R o o m
Service 7 :30 a. rn. to 8 p. rn.

1917

1847 
JOHN BREMOND CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS 
And
Roasters o f High Grade Coffees 
Texas’ Oldest Jobbing House

JNO. L. MARTIN

FOR STU D EN T LAMPS AND 
ACCESSORIES 
Electrical and Plumbing Supplies 

Phone 320 

408 Congress

Try a Texan Want Ad

T H I D A I L Y T i B X A N

U. of T.
S. M. A. 
R A D IO
S. A . M.

You men all need clothes. 
Most of you are young 
men. Young men, as a 
rule, take more interest in 
neat 
clothes of 
quality than th eir elders.

looking 

and 

The college man knows 
the importance of being well 
dressed. The m ilitary man 
the best his 
should buy 
purse can afford, and p a r­
ticularly does this apply to 
officers 
prospective 
officers. We do not carry 
shoddy m erchandise; Hick- 
ey-Freem an Co., and Socie­
ty Brand make our best 
Uniforms, as well as our 
best civilian suits. We c a r­
ry the largest stock of mil­
itary merchandise.

Agency Society Brand 
Clothes

T e x a n w a n t a d s

a d s 

T E X A N w a n t 

b r in g re su lts. 
R ates, I c e n t p e r w ord f o r th e f i r s t 
in se rtio n , t h r e e in s e r tio n s f o r 2 cents. 
A bo slu te ly no ad ta k e n o v e r th e phone. 
( ’all a t room 155, Main B uilding. N o 
ad ta k e n f o r less th a n 25 cents. P a y ­
m en t in a d v a n c e a lw a y s req uired .

L O S T — A go ld -h a n d le d k n ife a t t a c h .
a b le to w a tc h chain. L o st on c a m ­
pus. F i n d e r p le a se r e t u r n to G eorge 
(j- 2
Ma :sie or T e x a n office. 

LOST A T a u s s i g ’s E conom ics, Vol.
in 
IL M ead F. G r i f f i n ’s n a m e 
to E liz a b eth 

am e. P le a s e 
Winslow, room 159, M. B. 

r e t u r n 

,\

now 

.SECU RE ro o m s 

fo r S u m m e r 
H hook S o u th ro o m s w ith sle e p in g 
b a th s , p r iv a te 
p r i v a t e 
porches and 
home, s u m m e r r a te s . Call a t 706 VV 
t f
24th S t. 

F O R R E N T — Cool room s f o r s u m m e r 
school s tn d e n ts a n d a h a lf room in a 
la r g e double ro o m now. All m od ern 
con ven iences an d hom e c o m f o r t 2302 
C- 2
S p e e d w a y . P h o n e 3045. 

MRS. M U C K L E R O Y , 
St., will t a k e g ir ls 
School a t reduced r a te s . 

102 W. 20th 
f o r S u m m e r 
q. ”

I’ OR R E N T —Two a b s o lu te ly m o d e rn 
(<-room b u n g a lo w s with b u ilt-in f e a ­
tu re s, fine b a th ro o m s, l a r g e s le e p in g 
p orches, so u th a n d e a s t e x p o su re , ce" 
merit sid e w a lk s, g a r a g e w ith c e m e n t 
floor. 
2408 a n d 2410 W ic h ita S tr e e t. 
I P. L ochridge, o ffic e p h o n e 531. r e s ­
t f
idence, 1721. 

c u r e 

S U M M E R S C H O O L G IR L S m a y se- 
and 
sle e p in g 
P h o n e 

c o m fo r ta b le 
p o rc h a t 

r e a s o n a b l e prices. 

ro o m s w ith 

a p a r t m e n t 

f u r n is h e d 

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___________ 

tf

find 

S T U D E N T S Will 

c o m f o r ta b le 
room s a t R a in e s M an sion, c o n n e c t­
s le e p in g p orch es, 
to $5 0 0 » o n e - h a lf block e a s t of 
c a m p u s. 2110 Tom G reen St. P h o n e

ed w ith p l e a s a n t 

OFFICIAL NOTICES

S ID N E Y L A N I E R — Called m e e tin g 
F r i d a y a t 5 p. rn. in room 204. 
I m ­
p o r t a n t t h a t e v e ry m e m b e r be p r e s ­
ent. P r e sid e n t.

P E N A N D T Y P E 

to n ig h t a t 7 o ’clock s h a r p . 
o f officers. E. C. N elson.

called m e e tin g 
E lection 

G E R M A N a t Iv. C. H a ll S a t u r d a y 

nigh t. P re s id e n t.

T H E W O M E N ’S P A N - H E L L E N I C 
, A S S O C IA T IO N will 
a s h o r t 
m e e tin g this a f t e r n o o n a t five o ’clock 
in room 157. All fines a n d dues m u s t 
P r e sid e n t.
be p aid a t th is m e e tin g . 

h ave 

BID S fo r 

the m a n a g e m e n t o f th e 
Daily Texan, L o n g h o r n M a g a z in e an d 
1018-10 ( 'a c tu s m u s t be han d e d to the 
Pu b lic a tio n B oard b efore 7:30 to n ig h t.
I . E d w a r d W a lk e r, s e c r e ta r y o f the 
Board, will f u r n is h d e ta ils upon r e ­
quest, A p p lic a n ts m ust 
a p p e a r in 
person.

FIRING LINE.

(C o n tin u e d fr o m p a g e 3) 

is 

th e 

th a n 

is e x pe c te d 

th e stu d e n t 

A n o th e r c o m p la in t 

they h a v e n ’t 
th e 

too much 
s tu d e n t a s s i s t a n t g r a d in g . No d o u b t 
th e b e st possible u n d e r th e 
tn ey do 
th e 
c irc u m s ta n c e s , b u t 
in ­
k now ledg e o r e x p e rie n c e of 
s t r u c t o r s an d p r o f e s s o r s , an d fo r t h a t 
re a so n c a n n o t g iv e 
th e 
ca re fu l g r a d i n g to which he is e n titled .
W hy should th e fa c u lty m ake such 
a d if f e r e n c e b etw een th e so-called “ A ” 
a n d “ B ” s tu d e n t, an I his less f o r t u ­
n a te b u t eq u a lly d e s e r v in g a s s o c i a te ? 
If th e y a r e both d o in g th e ir best, a s 
to, becau se the r e ­
each 
su lts of th e e f f o r t s of th e f o r m e r p r o ­
duce b e tt e r g r a d e s 
la tte r , 
w hy should he re c e iv e m o r e t h a n his 
s h a r e of p r a i s e a n d c o m m e n d a tio n , 
while th e l a t t e r is b a r e ly to le r a te d be­
c au se he h a s n ’t done b e t t e r ? Some 
p r o f e s s o r s believe t h a t only “ A ” a n d 
s tu d e n t s a m o u n t to a n y t h i n g in 
"B 
th e w orld a f t e r g r a d u a t i n g , one of 
the f a c u lty even g o in g so f a r as to t r y 
to collect s t a t i s t i c s to p rov e it. You 
if 
can p ro v e a n y t h i n g by s t a t i s t i c s 
you j u g g l e th e f ig u r e s 
long eno ug h. 
T h a t v e r y in te n tio n is a d is tin c t d i s ­
c o u r a g e m e n t to th e p a t ie n t, plodd in g 
.student, who, by th e way, m a k e s up 
n in e - te n th s of th e s tu d e n t body, b e ­
c au se it sh o w s him plainly 
t h a t the 
f a c u l ty h a s no s y m p a th y w ith him in 
his e f f o r t s to g ain a foothold a f t e r 
le av in g school, a n d a lth o u g h he is an 
a r d e n t a n d f a ith f u l son o f his Alma 
M a te r, he d a r e not a sk f o r th e s m a l l ­
is e n title d for 
e st help 
f e a r of re b u f f . W h e n 
the “ A ” a n d 
“ B ” s tu d e n ts a r e p a t te d on th e head, 
m e ta p h o r ic a lly , by 
fa c u lty , a r e 
finished into th is place o f p r e f e r m e n t, 
o r elected to t h a t p o s t o f honor, it 
h e a d in e s s ” a n d c o n c e it— 
ten ds 
th e y g e t th e 
t h a t th e y can do 
a n y t h i n g th e y choose a n d th e fa c u lty 
will overlook it bec a u se of t h e i r h onor 
a n d s ta n d in g . W h y not 
to b a l­
a nce m a t t e r s s o m e w h a t by h o ld in g , 
in check, n o t! 
t h a t c la s s of s t u d e n t 
g ive th e m all th e p lu m s on t h e tree, 
b ut e n c o u r a g e a n d p u sh f o r w a r d those' 
who a r e inclined to be b a c k w a r d and 
who s ta n d in need o f j u s t such t r e a t ­
m e n t to r o u se t h e i r d o r m a n t e n e r g ie s 
a n d p r e v e n t e n ti r e loss of s e lf -c o n f i­
dence.

to which he 

idea 

th e 

t r y 

to 

B 

In conclusion, 

th e s t u d e n t who 

record soon f in d s o u t 

is 
b rillia n t en o u g h so m a k e a n “ A ” and 
t h a t f he 
world w a n t s to know w h a t he can do 
an d n o t s im p ly w h a t k n o w le d g e he 
possesses, a n d th e n he w a k e n s to th e 
f a c t t h a t his l e a r n in g w a s ch ie fly to 
m a k e good g r a d e s , a nd t h a t v e r y l i t­
tle o f p r a c tic a l v a lu e r e m a in s with 

h im - 

O B S E R V E R .

a c ro s s s t r e e t 

F O R S A L L — T w e lv e -ro o m 

house
f r o m U n iv e rsity , 
one block fro m c a r line; b a th u p ­
s t a i r s and dow n, fu r n a c e h e a t ; 
is 
Full up all th e tim e. F in e s t loca­
th e U n iv e r s ity . Will 
tion a r o u n d 
sell a t a s a c rific e o r 
ta k e som e 
lots in p a r t p a y. 2303 S p e e d w a y .

ladies. B oard 

ROOM A N D B O A R D fo r f o u r y o u n g 
ro o m s 
fre s h , well v e n tila te d , cosy a n d w arm . 
Would like a few ta b le b o a r d e r s 2410 
U n iv e rs ity Ave. P h o n e 2723.

ex c e lle n t, 

A t th e D risk ill B a r b e r S h op you get, 
good service a n d th e b e st t r e a t m e n t 
M oritz Silver, Pro p.

a t Bien Venido, 

(•IR E S m a y s e c u re b o a rd and room 
2 0 1 0 W ic h ita St. 
G as h e a t, hot w a te r , s le e p in g porches, 
m aid to k eep room s. M a tro n of th e 
hom e will sh ow ro o m s a n y tim e. R e f ­
e rences, M rs. F a n n y C. I g le h a r t.

T h e T e x a s B a r b e r Shop. W e please. 
1008 Con 

Mac. O lip h a n t, P ro p . 
g re ss.

W A N T E D TO B U Y — A canoe. Phone 
F r e d S c h m id t, 3045 a f t e r 8 p. m.

T E A C H E R S W A N T E D 

f or science, 
h isto ry , S p a n ish , E n g lis h a n d o th e r 
D e­
s u b je c ts ; s a l a r ie s $675-$1200. 
E n ­
g re e people e sp ecially needed. 
close p o s ta g e . 
T e a c h e r s ’ C o - o p e r a ­
tiv e A sso c ia tio n , D alla s. No fe e r e ­
quired. 

’

S T U D E N T S — Go to th e P a la c e B a r b e r 
Shop, B osche Bldg., f o r f i r s t c lass 

work. Billy W olf, P r o p

(ftZRLS Nice ro o m s a n d b o a rd a t 203 
E. 2 f,th St. Room, bo a rd , a n d h e a t 

*30. Ph o n e 2447.

s t a i r s 

F O R R E N T S o u th 

e s a s t u p ­
a n d 
roo m s, c o n v e n ie n t k itc h e n - 
; e tte , nice f o r g ir ls w a n tin g to p r e p a r e 
p a r t o r a1! t h e ir m eats. 
716 W. 22 1-2 
St. P h o n e 1351.

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B ev o grew ou t o f our big idea 
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facilities.

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dollar B evo p la n t—built By public

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You will find Bevo.
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places where refresh­
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sold. 
Fam ilies sup­
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