f i r s t C ollege D eity in the South.

V O L . X X .

A U S T I N . T E X A S , T U E S D A Y . O C T O B E R 1 4 . I S I S . 

N O . 1 4 .

Member United Press.

KS OF BAND 
JE D TO MAKE 
[IP TO DALLAS

; M u sic M a k e r s W ill 
P e p t o F o o t b a ll 

G a m e

ALLIES PROPOSE 
BLOCKADE AGAINST 
SOVIET RUSSIA

B e l ie f t h a t G e r m a n y W i ll N o t 
B e P a r t y to N e w M o v e m e n t 
P r e v a le n t in B e r lin

PRE-MED SOCIETY 

HOLDS INITIATION

M a n y N e w M e m b e r s W ill B e 
in d u c t e d I n to t h e S o c ie t y 
o n W e d n e s d a y N ig h t

I W ednesday, evening a t 8 o’clock a t 

! th e U n iv ersity Y. M. C. A. th e T exas 
P re-M edical Society will hold its an- 

Bv U nited P ress

B E R L IN , Oct. 13— m e A m es 

T he Allies have n u al in itia tio n for th e new m em bers
n u al m m a u o n im 

........-

proposed an 
in te rn a tio n a l blockade A la rg e num b er of in itia te s are ex- 
a g a in s t Soviet R ussia, according to pected t0 be p re se n t and go through 

th e note received by G erm any today. ^be process of en te rin g th e >ociet\ 
th e note received by ije n iia n ^ 
Vaqvp, been com pleted fo r £
 ........................... - i — o/iYWnaprl to AUS- »« 
T h is note w as also addressed to A us- A11 p lan s b av e been c o m p l e t e d for a 
tr i a and n e u tra l countries. R eceipt of g e n e ra i good 
in itiatio n , 
t r i a and n eu tra l countries. 
— general goou
re fre sh m e n ts and a few
 
th e note here followed th e recent a1- fe a tu re <i by re fre sh m e n ts and a few 

th#* recent a1- «• -a.. 

tim e a f te r 

process oi

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" R o l t l P R l t . l i a - 

„ n f n i l n n f Q w h o 

T he com m unication asks w h a t expected 
in c 

new m em beis.
lied note to G erm any defining the a1- actg by 
rpbe new stu d en ts who have applied
lies a ttitu d e to w ard the B altic situ a- 
i ne new biuuv..ud -----
lies a ttitu d e to w aru u n 
tion and 
the presence of G erm an fo r m em bersh ip and those who expect 
tro o p s u n d er G eneral Von der Goltz ^ do s0 on th e n ig h t of in itiatio n are
in th e auditorium

th ere , 
m e a s u r e s G erm any p re p a re d to ta k e of the y M . C. A. Krona th e re th ey
j ikrAiiorli tVif* various
will be conducted th ro u g h th e various 
p a r ts of the in itiatio n . L a te r in the 
evening re fre sh m e n ts will be served 
All day W ednesday, th e ap p lican ts
A11 a a y

At. 
in assistin g R ussian blockade. A t 
first it w as stated h e re th a t G erm any 
w as w illing to cooperate h u t follow ing 
a conference of governm ent officials
a conference OI govern!*^*** - ...... — 

ca^ vwu — —

• uin/ti/iwio 

to m eet 

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\ X f V l R t

n e l / o 

 

• 

p band of fo r ty -five jazzers 
th e trip to D allas n ex t S at- 
J e r the direction of Leon C. 
an d will com pete w ith th e 
;ers from O klahom a on th e 
» a t the gam e. D uring the 
w eeks as m any as eight* 
been 
the 
try in g out fo r 
of th is num ber forty-five 
selected to m ake th e trip . 
th e fa ilu re to obtain ra te s, 
lim possible to tak e the en tire 
^ an d a fte r a ca re fu l selection 
follow 
Eftvfevftts: W ilcoxson, Y oung, Sut- 
^ f g y , A dam s, Howell, P reddy, 
Whoreson, Cooke, Seiser, G ar-

. w ere chosen:

H ^ p n i t h .

K ing, B ain, Sm ith. P o tte r, 
M atthew s, Duke, 
M atthew s, Duke, B uchan- 
W roe, S tan ley (d ire c to r).

I b a rito n e s: 
t, M iller, G rudging- 

C ow art,

(me. 

HARRITT ANNOUNCES T B f f i ® 0 5 I U K S00NERELE™ ^ 
M
FOR ASSEMBLYMAN] 

J u n io r A c a d e m F r o m B e a u ­
m o n t W a n t s to R e p r e s e n t 
C la s s in A s s e m b ly 

M u s e s O d

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l
g o r d F ile P e t it io n s fo r 
V a c a n t O ffic e

l

,

„ 

r ancj B u r- O k la h o m a W ill R e ly o n H e a v y

J L i

n

e

 a n d F o r w a r d P a s s e s

in D a lla s G a m e

T h ree p etitio n s up 

to d ate have 

fo r 

the vacancy on 

been filed 
the 
W om an’s Council, created by the res­
ignation of Miss L inda L an caster. 

Miss L a n c a ste r h as w ith d raw n from 

! the council on account of h e r addi­
the U n iv ersity , and 
tio n a l work 
n ner 
the 
upon h e r
dem ands 
tim e. Miss Mab H a rriso n , 

in 
incessant 

d e n t of th e council, is in receipt of 
the petitions for Miss A rabella O d e ll,'
| Miss A tlethea Sleeper, and Miss Mer- 
mine B urgord. The tim e fo r receiv­

ing these petitions w as extended to 

_ 

yesterd ay noon, Oct. 13. The nam es
^ ___ 
will 
com ing election. 

(B y Dewey N eal, E d ito r Oklahom a 
D aily.)

Special to the T exan

NORM AN , Okla., Oct. 14— Bennie 
O w en’s O klahom a Sooners have gone 
into th e ir last lap of tra in in g in p re p ­
a ra tio n for the L onghorn fig h t a t the 
T exas S tate F a ir, October 18.

--- 

O klahom a m entors an ticip ate 
tho
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• h a rd e st fig h t on the southern sched- 
presi- ^ ^ D a]las and have spent fo u r 
fo u r
th e O klahom a m a-

liovo snpnl 

schooling 

I.. -A. 

*

chine fo r the battle.

Sooner stro n g b ettin g points th is
y e a r a re on the w eight of tho line
th a t h a s been able to sm other two
s ta te norm al team s, one by a score
'o f 40 to 0 and the o th er 157 to 0,
th a t
in relays, and th e per-

je a n bo ru n 

be placed on th e ballot a t t h e , j n tbe SUper-w ealth of m a te ria l 

Photo by K a m rath . 

( H A R L E S H A R R IT T , J r .

T he W om an's Council, ^ p r e s e n t , f e c G o ^ X h o m a I q u a d " ^ un 

,s w o r k i n g on th e p 

V 

com_ : t0 m eet the s te e rs , 2 1 le tte r men will

D i e t e d n w i n b e’ J n t to ’th e se c re ta ry ! re p re se n t 

th e m ateria l from which 

C harles H a r r itt, 
C harles n a r r o w 

ju n io r 

academ
------

o f oAiery U niversity society in w hich l i t h a s 

^

 ^

th a t G erm any will fo r m em bership will be expected to 
, W roe, S tan ley (d ire c to r). ^ ^
me* and b a rito n e s: S ta n le y ,J p ro b ab iy tak e th e sta n d th a t she is CQme o u t jn ta g s an d ribbons provided

— come out in ta g s a n a riuuu..^ 

probably tak e m e s ia n u 

 k a rn e d 

I nomic blockade, since she 

in in g to be a p a r ty to any eco- 
e 

erne 

• h t 

gucb a blockade w hen she be 

 Moore. A ndrew s, S tafford, 

 
rborottgh, Pond, H udson. 
r b o r o u g h . Pond, Hudson. 
J to e s : C aughey, R atcliffe, Gam - 
. 

S W I " 

C* EY 

n 

. 

U M Kilt y. S hropshire. 
S h - s : G a r d n e r .

I 1 

h e r s e l f w a s

h erself w as subjected in n . 
. 

 s u b j e c t e d t o i t . G erm any t h e r e m a i n e r wi 
r n ...... ■’
a)so expected to po in t out. in on- 
- 
. 
l e e r i n g th e note t h a t th e blockade
th e non- 
j would w ork h a rd sh ip s on 
 McGill, C r,r- Bol8heyik sections of R ussia a s well t h . 

J I H - 

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T he society w ishes to s ta te t h a t the | ^ 
e in itia tio n on W ednesday n ig h t will be , jtion 

Q t A l P t n f l t 

wvrlcVlAC 

t l l L 

r n t 

, 

_ _ 

an d th e re fo re i t fo l. He w ithdrew in 

by the society . T his will from B eaum ont, announced today as "t 
^ ^ t he in itia tio n and | can d id ate in the com ing e ec ion or 
niffht. I assem blym an fro m th e ju n io i clas.. 

. 

_ 

Mr. H a r r i t t e n t e r e d t h e U n iv erslty j 

'hoUl' offices.' T h e purpose c t
^ explained by M iss H a rriso n ,
n r e w n t any one g irl from hold-
th a n a n a l l o t e d n u m b e i
ninTO 
th a n a n _
r r " ' ^ s e c r e t a r i a l p o s -1 in* m ore 
B eaum ont in o rd e r to tak e of o ff, ^

r . n / i »«/\f Q V I q I TTf

m g

 ^

„ 

• 

is a v eteran of a t 
s t a r t the gam e 
least 
two y e a r’s experience a g a in s t 
th e biggest team s in th e southw est.
th e te tte r - ' n j l i g i b l e f o r
 p r )yen d e tri. the gam e a re I rank Mi C ato, b a ttlin g
h a lfb a c k ’
M f * * .

 ^
o ffice will be a llo w e d ! le ft «nd. CU w t« T] 

th e | H ugh 

. 
rn 

 —

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"

t

i n

 n u m b e r o f " p o in ts ,'' 

held fo r th e fa ll te rm W(irk in business a d m in istra tio n here. 

I, P ykcs.
\r* JP. L. Reed of th e School of
^ h a s lately tak en charge of th e

:
id and plans t0 c°m Pete w lth * 
ICS, a i d tu rn out as good a m usical 
■Sibilation in th e band as M r. Jones 
« in th e glee club. D r . Reed plans 
divide th e p re sen t try o u ts into a 
dor a th!senior h a n d ; an exam ina- 
a v il^ b e given, and th e best th irty 
th ir^ f& v e m usicians will com prise 
s senior o rganization.

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K t t u m i no
PUBLIC BENEFIT

C o n s id e r in g R e tu r n s 

►emoters to F a ir P e r - 
:e n ta g e o f P r o f it

" th e B0,SheV’k n

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EDUCATION DEPT.

J U i l l V l l U L i i I . 

! l w s th a t m em bers w ill he tak en in 

a t th is tim e only. 

ing als0 on tem p o ra ry d u ty a t C am p 

^

 n Mpointa/» all-victorious team -

TO BE ORGANIZED GOVERNMENT TO

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“

M abry d u rin g th e P fn 0 ^ 0^ 1 

i T he council expects to conium rn a te

r

"

 he h a s been co n n ected 

th is plan a t its n ex t m eeting, it was

O f f ic e r s to B e E le c t e d a t M e e t ­
in g N e x t T h u r s d a y 
a t 5 o ’C lc o k

n n r U E M T C T D I l f F w ith th e sto n e & W ebster C o r p o r a - a n n o u n c e d .
n n r u r i l T C T E

P

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V

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R

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wa 

P r e s id e n t W ils o n M ^ 

A s k e d to M e d ia t e in t h r e a t
e n e d T ie -u p o f C o a l M in e s 

 

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i o n 

—------

L at B eaum ont h a v in g 

resig n ed ]
HV/Ji 
from th e position of p a y m a ste r th ere
R ia lto re -e n te r th e U n iv ersity a i d com-
hi9 w ork f o r the B. B. A. de-
B e 

E d ucation 

stu d en ts will have a 
m eeting T h u rsd a y a fte rn o o n a t five 
o’clock fo r the purpose of o rganizing 
th e d e p a rtm e n t and of electing officers 
I t WU, De t i e a ™ W A S H IN G T O N . Get. 1 4 ,-D e s p U .
fo r 
th e first
fo r 
I t w ill be 
it is p a r - P eesident W ilson's illness it w as be
m eetin g of th e y e a r and 
posed to develop a d e p a rtm e n ta l feel- Ueved here today t h a t 
ing in p re p a ra tio n fo r b ig g er w ork ag^ ed 
— ‘ asked 

th e 
to outline m e 

By U nited P ress

term , 
term . 

0UtHne 

he will

th e 
th e 

governm ents 

. g 

s t u d e n t a s s ista n t th is year

in 
the School of B usiness A dm inis­
tra tio n w here he is m aking a study 
tra d e and 
of S panish-A m erican 
in­
connected w ith the 
d u s try . W hile 
Stone & W ebster C orporation he 
w as an active m em ber of the Beau-
eau- 
of Commerce ana 
^

 cham ber 

g in preparation tot 
th is year.
. 
is y e a r* 
, 
me nt J * 
L a r t y ea r th e -
num ber of social ju n c tio n s bo 
t h . 
.. 
. „ - - - - - - 
„ 

. 

t hpld 

k 

’ course in p re v en tin g th e th re a te n e d Y q 

o f bitum inous coal m iners on ^ 

. 

, 

o f the Min-
p re sid e n t Lewis of the Min-1 o rg an izatio n s. 

In addition, he 

r of the 
Com m erce and hem a meewim
................ ^ 
Men>s B usiness L eague, s e r v - (o rg a n iz atio n of 

„ n nm nerou, com m ittees of both J 

m g on num erous com m ittees of b o th , 

pow 1 to1 fhHow" th a t plan a g a in th is * „ . ’U nion will probably be called to m em ber of 

the M asonic or e r an 

JOURNALISM SCHOOL 
ORGANIZED MONDAY
H u lo n w . B la c k o f T e m p le 

E le c te d P r e s id e n t o f 
S c h o o l.

^

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I-VICUH 1UU3
M em bers of 

la s t y e a r’s unbeaten 
Sooner m achine who m ay be used in 
an a ttem p t to rope th o L onghorn are 
L aw rence H askell, 1918, all s ta te col-

(C ontinued on page 2)

PLANS FOR GERMAN

T h a n k s g iv in g G e r m a n 

to B e 

B r illia n t E v e n t— F r id a y 
A f t e r T u r k e y D a y

Jo u rn a lism stu d e n ts 

and fa cu lty
m eeting M onday aftern o o n for
- 

tm ent 

_ 

| 

Jf cxtensive preparations are any
the T h an k sg iv in g G erm an

^ 

I 
- - - 

indication 
- , 

 

 ^ sociab,e 

^ # m em „ rab]„ ^

T he m ain p u rpose of th e m eeting ^ ^
F - e — 
l n e 
is a wag to g et to g eth er, to g e t acquainted ^ 
- 
 

inK t0 be «
reatrictions
iCOllictions on expenses, placed
 
and be sociable as a school, how ever, ^ e n te rta in m e n ts for the d u ra tio n of 
^
, school, how ever, <m en tertaln m e n l 
owing to the inclem ent w e ath er only 
I he di- 
about th irty -fiv e stu d e n ts w ere pre- re(.tors o f th e club a re tak in g every 
sent. T he e n tire enrollm ent for th is A v a n ta g e of th is to m ake th is Ger- 
y ea r 
is n e a r one hundred stu d en ts, m an ecijpse in b rilliance any such af- 
which is alm ost a hun d red p er cent fa ir of tht. p a s t. The dance will tak e 
over th a t of la s t y ea r. 

place in K. C. H all on the F rid a y fol

tho w a r, have been removed. 

Mr M ayes opened the m eeting by low ing T hanksgiving, 

sav in g he was glad to see so m an y ] The following co n stitu te the direct- 
th a t m any such or# 0f th e G erm an C lub; ^ B ern ard
p resen t, and hoped 
d u rin g th e G u s se ts p re s id e n t; udd Mc A tt*,
m eetings would 
course of the year. 
to be th e la rg e s t school 
. 

“ We don’t w a n t p re sid e n t; L ae * W ard, 
tr e a s u r e r , 
.......
ii I, „ r.L -P '.U is Bonnet. Randolph Al-
. 
but we do w ant to he the Blocker, Kills Bonnet Land,,bib A.

in the U ni- tre a s u re r ; P aul W haley, Ju les Smit
try 

th e la rg e st scnooi in t..r 

secretary-

occur 

the 

b 

 a; tra(.tive, L et us be noted for ,,n . M cCann Russe l, 

. , nm e Lob-

m ost a ttra c tiv e . L et us be noted fo r 
going a fte r and g e ttin g th in g s,” con- 
jtin u e d Mr. M ayes, ch airm an o f the

and crettimr t h i n g s , 

. 

con- ^ins, Roberdeau, Lit.-, m i),

Boss, W. Cox.

Un4|ed P ress
BW YO RK , Oct. 1 4 .— C an ad a is

a plan 

rig, v 
S t o s o Aunrk to the b en e fit o f, 
ie title re. w ork to th e b en e fit of 
general public. 
glutei ;d public
ie rflan advanced is to lim it th e be 
W m„c 
ivUljiPf pro m o ters to a f a ir per- 
S p i o f p ro fit on th e ir investm ent
iP r e *
to a good

fa/o'- 
K
l l 

— l o r e 

the

*' 

 the m eetings 
id. 

, 

the ow ners 

fa v o rin g th e 

L e a r in order th a t th e stu d en ts m ay 

i 
to m ake fi°r s e iy ^ a r in urirci 
iucted on a high ■ get acquainted.
t acquainted. 
A l l stu d en ts ta k in g education a re ; discuss Hie_______
*n atn d en ts
eligible to the m eeting and urged to |
eligible to tne 
five 
tb e re T h u rsd a y evening a f 

w ithin a 
W ash in g to n w ith in a
discuss th e situ a tio n .

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I
llSO Il M d V A S K

i 

in a f a ir ner- 0»c|oc^ in E ducation B uilding, 310.

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STUDENT SUICIDES

______

Congress to Pass 
Laws Before Adjourning

few days 

to

(C o ntin ued on page 2)

 

 

 

 

—

Cotton Consumption 

During September

Shows Increase

By U nited P ress

By U nited P re ss
! W A SH IN G T O N , Oct. 14—Cotton
W A S H IN G T O N , Oct. 14.— P r e s i - 1 consum ed d u rin g the m onth of Sep- 
W A S H IN G T O N ,
dent W ilton m ay w k congree, not to tem ber totalled 4111,-213 running bales, y(, 
adiou™ w ithout f ir s t acting no leg-1 us compared with 489,962 hales con- ^
ad jo u rn w im u u i 
islatio n w hich h e 

I * t. u - —a n m m M n y 
r e c o m m e n d e d 

in Sp n Lpm ber 
in S eptem ber 

last year, 
la s t y ea r, 

in i ouma;i 
in sum ea 

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the j 
the 

. 

. 

. 

I B ? Y " ’? a V GIT V Oct 14 - G e o r g e ! v . r i o u . m essages, it w as te a m e d » t j C ensus B ureau announced h e r . today
a f I V

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W hite House, 

. 
th e re is no d efin ite proposal of ad- I T A L Y S I G N S C O N D I T I O N A

today. W

l e

h

' 

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i

school.
The 

d iffe re n t 

today swallowed poison 
te a c h e r r e p r i m a n d e d 

lecauirn Jm Lrnment before congress, th e re is] 

is 

' som e ta lk of th e house recessing. I f By U nited P ress

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-Kar, even g r e a t e r ; w a rin e s s in his studies. W a case r isj som e ra ^ ^ ^ ^

hoi-1 congress should a d jo u rn it would au- 

 ^ 

,

P A R IS , Oct. 14.— I e tit 

P arisi 

^ J c o m m a n d e r J. K. L. Ross. K a n s a s C ity 
a t e f S ir B arto n and Billy Kelly 
on* of th e m ost p rom inent fig - 
in ( 
n an and U nited S ta te s
H S r c l e s . 
^ B l i n g t h e p ro jc e t here recent- 
C om m ander R oss n o t only ex- W acaser, sixteen y e a ^ ° bL a u s e his 

, 
L ife B e c a u s e o f T e a c h e i s
R e p r im a n

K A N SA S U l \ , 

o y 

* 

Jd his ap p ro v al of it b u t w ent 

IMT fey r e c o m m e n d i n g a plan to 
“ the 
i, 
' 
l i b from 
r t of 
" l i n g of b e tte r horses. 

, 

. 

 

in g re a te r j w ard n ess in his st 

sa. 
a— I- „ 4-4.-IT eta villi!« eOttdlt

the sport. H e w a n ts in a very s e r i o u s cond,Hon 
irplus devoted tow ard p ital here todav. 

 

-° 

;overnm ent could use p a r t o f, HOGG TO M E E T W ED N ESD A Y . 
y fo r th e provision of s ta l-j .— — 

TT 

i r ^ v a d Droner a tte n tio n . 

; 

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- 

H 

-...........- - 

! 

, 

th e o p p o rtu n ity 

fo r b e tte r horses w as tio n Gf officers.

khe fa rm e rs could receive di- W ednesday n ig h t a t 7.15 the Hogg J 
e f it by 

to p eb atin g Club will m eet fo r o rg a n i­
s t anim als. The need of j z a tion fo r the y e a r and fo r th e d e t­
e r 
a te r .” he said. The p rim a ry 
ra cin g should be to encour- t0 stu d en ts to a tte n d and all old men 
I have been a rt. u rg e d to be th ere . V isitors will
r breeding. 
he welcomed 
to th e m eeting, which 
to encourage 
it by inv itin g 
will be held in M ain B uilding, room 
to b rin g m ares to m y fa rm 
rmes. W hile 

is extende 

\ cordial 

in v ita tio n 

157.

the o ffe r has . 
a& epted on only a sm all scale, 
tire has been very successful 
p ro p erly worked o u t scheme 
,.ich the governm ent stallio n s 
lur 
fa rm in g d istric t of 
the fa rm e r would derive u n ­
fits .”

the 

■ -

f i ; C I T A L PO ST PO N E D .

t

rn o rg a n re c ita l a t Tem ple B eth
la st M onday 
announced 
for 
a s postponed on account of 
will be given to n ig h t a t 8 
re g a rd le ss of 
th e w eath er, 
ulah B eaver will be assisted 
J . W. M orris and M r. L e ste r

IS S U E E D IT O R S !

associates will 

An im p o rta n t m eeting of issue 
be 
editors and 
office a t •> 
held 
in th e T exan 
o’clock W ednesday. 
All m em ­
b ers of the T exan s ta f f who hold 
those positions a re requested 
to 
be present.

Any men 

in school who have 
been issue e d ito rs o r associates on 
the T exan b efore, and ho a re not 
now w orking, are also as.red to be 

there.

M IL TO N LIN G .

E V E R E T T L O O N EY .

• 

to n iatically r e tu rn to work e a rly in say9 it •‘u n d e rsta n d s" th a t Italy ac- ^
D ecem ber w hen 

the re g u la r session > cepted settlem en t T ium e question 
t h a t th t. basis th a t an 

independent sta te
he reque8ted has not re- ^ form ed w ith p o rt u n d er the con-

■ T he p re sid e n t believes 

i ceived p ro p e r a tte n tio n .
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SUSPECTED BOMB 

tro l of the L eague o f N ations.

PRESIDENT VINSON 

THROWERS ON MAY 

DAY NOW ARRESTED

VISITS GALVESTON 
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

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P resid en t R obert E . Vinson sp en t " u f^ 

14 — The m ak er th e te tte r p a r t of la s t week io ( ;al 
th e re p rim a rily to 

H e w a s 

» 

1 were th en presented to th e stu d en ts. 
W. I). H o rn ad ay , te a c h e r of J. 12, 
and J. 16, spoke a few w ords about
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to 
 
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the world.

jo u rn a lis t re n d e rs 

the 

W ant Bachelor for

Sm allest R ectory

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P r o f a n e r Thom pson, te a c h e r elf th e pal C hurch is in q * * t o f a bachelor 
th e re cto r to occupy th e sm allest rectory

ad v e rtisin g d e p a rtm e n t, told of 

fr. Ko derived 

from an in Am erica. 

m u rt la- a bachelor, fo r 

the

 

he stu d en ts o f th e sm allest rectory is fa r too sm all fo r
S ta te U n iv ersity did w hite „ re cto r w ith a w ife, and quite lat­
or Jo urnalism possible fo r a recto r w ith a w ife am

a stu d e n t 

he' w as 

a d v a n ta g e s to bt 1< 

,,r " a m r 7 w h a

children.
T he 

t

t

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T
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I Mr W rig h t, who h a s ch arg e of the 

is a t St.
' I m i,-,I d e o a rtm e n t w as the la st M ark ’s E piscopal C hurch in Tonopah. 
th e N evada. The need of a bachelor to
 ,jL iI* \ h a t th<*y m ig h t inspect th e fill it h a , been b ro u g h t to the atten-
tim e and tion of the heads o f the church > na-
V a n by
th e R ight Rev. George Cm.l.dge H u n t-

ink fre e .ion-w ide cam paign in 

 inform ed 

 a t any 

sm allest 

p u n te rs 

re cto ry 

innai. 

could 

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m

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t

‘ h '" tuyb *‘X o ffic ja l, and b u sh v isit th e m edical d e p a rtm e n t of th e of “ * r^ lM.tion of o fficers w as 

. h r ,,-B o u t the nation la st U n iv ersity , hut took th is as an 

procedure 

by m ilita ry off!- 

.io n to do a B ttle publfcity work. HS * * * / ^ ^

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In d ia n a according to m a,ie talk s u rg in g th e peoph n . 

, 

T rib u n e to- 

fo r 

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elected bv acclam ation to th e of- none but a single m an ,
 " “ ^ r e s i d e n t and M i l d -

the 

llu lo n M ack w a s state. 
^

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 H ill Bishop H u n tin g 

ing, D .D , m issionary bishop o f th e
T he recto ry has stood . a l a n ,,
because

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p a r v ste e l 

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tu ra l and M echanical College, giving ^
to appro- 
the 

le g i s l a t u r e a u th o rity 

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t^

omlTl!tte e eonsistiing 

But 

Bishop H u n tin g has 

found a

boys beside th e w ay out of the dit.n*ult>. In his s . 

t

. 

, P rp ss 
CHICAGO O ct 
C H IC A G O , O ct. JH P 

the 

o f 
m a ' 6 
M « D M . is held 
. . 

, Ti rv 

M a n y m e n w anted in 
plot . t u l a t I b e r.>. T n h u " 

N orm al College a t G alveston. 

'x h ^ 'm e m h e r s of the school will en- om m ends 

^ 

f c t 

th c cx -.tu d e n ts of 

the 

The m e m te n ^ o 

(he 

a new 

„T h ere 

recto ry 
fo r S t
not a bed to be

announeenm n 

o f nam 

U n iv ersity , living in G alveston com- 

J j W « F « J * 

h a s n o t yet had in th e tow n." he re p o rts, 

to say

f l r t . a to a p p reh en d 

. d d ^ o n a l sue-J p l a n t e d P resid en t V .nson w .th a 

upon. 

n o th in , of a h o u se .'

pects.

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of th e T o r o n to i n t e r n a t i o n a l a n d he

e a r!y f o r w in te r 
a ready ,'tm , o f ea *y 
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tional pastim e alive 

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in th e h a , q u ite a fo llo w in g w ho believe he
can m ake the go as a big league pilot.
 H j j (,i p e r ie n c e w ith F re d C la r k e a n d 
M c G ra w should h a v e g iv en him some

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P‘ T h e ' fa v o r ite oc c u p a tio n of p ic k in g good 

id e a , o f w in n in g p la y and th e 

th e 1920 season old c a t c h e r h a , p e r so n a l! V

d eposed 
P» 

In d ia n chief of
m e ntioned.

I Ac t Of D e t o u r 3. 

. . . . . . for 
new m a n a g e r s f i r 
1917, . S tarted before th e c u r i a n 
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M U r f post* ire p ro rid rd 

fo r 

in Section

m t v r n u d Septem ber 24. 19H-

T E X A N A D V IS O R Y BO AR D 
Acting: E ditor-in-C hief
m il t o n f . l in g ,

' sonnet of the various ciuj 

i, 
t. 
l r sident Heydler, or toe 

i 
I Wfv^lpr of the National from the hands of Mine. nugj, 

, w a v A} or (if the ^National rrom vims »«««■ 

, 
, 
o„k;n. n„ 

• v r o w Huegins to
 
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S tu d e n t M em ber 

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W E S L E Y W. B R O W N

E V E R E T T L. LOO N EY. 
.
W IL L IA M J. W E E G .............
W E N D A L L M A Y E S ............
N U G E N T E. B R O W N 
M A U R IC E J. L O V E L A D Y

.Acting Managing b itto r 
..............Telegraph Editor Minneapolis interests and the Boston tho clu 

wa" to be' turned over to preset lob 

^ ^ 

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snp3

................. ’’ ” I B^ r

.............................Business Managers c h a n g e in t h e ownership of the Chica- him as much as the wea 1 > c0

 t % Wo“ r e . r R u m o rs o f “ a a n d 

t h e E b b e tts sy n d ic a te c a n 't p a y !

go clubs h a v e also fallen b y th e w ay. could afford fo r a m a n
t e a m
F r a n k T h a n c e " r e c e n t l y an no unced in h a k e a c h a m p io n 

out of the I#

Issue Editor: Frank R. Bass
A sso cia te: Louise G la d n ey

r e p o r t e r s

Ma r g a r e t Al lenswort h 
H. S. A ronson 
A gnes Estille Cooke 
Mamie N. D rum m ond 
E liz a b e th H a r c o u r t 
Mallie J on es 
David IL Keller

W a n d a M o n ta g u e 
May N e t t e r 
J as. R. Fre d d y 
Otis M iller 
Doris S to n e h a m 
M a y n e t T h o m a s 
Ina W o m ack

' S a t a t l f ? .

t

M S V l i u g g i n , h a s n ’t been a ho w ling « .

| th e C u b te a m b u t h a d c h a n g e d t h e i r c e « a . 

l e a g u e r , m a d e

d i s t

a t

th is y e a r w a , a 

m A new h a n d a t t h e helm of 
tho 
P i t t s b u r g h P ir a t e s n e x t season seem s m e n t to t h e G o th a m f a n s w o ca 
“
 ^ d H u g o Bezdek will go , in th e season t a d I via on*
I,ack to Penn S t a t e to t a k e c h a r g e of series played s t ™ ,(" ’t 
a th l e t i c , a c c o rd in g to r e p o r t , and he Polo g ro u n d s. H u f f g i n . d r f n t ^ 
will be succeeded a s boss o f the Pi- himse 
n ,
I r a t e , bv George Gibson, the old pop- ers by his f a ilu r e to 
P 
Olar back sto p of th e club. B e z d e k ', n a u t. b u t the little lear e r is s < 
w ork d id n 't please 

th e Sm oky C ity be lon g in g fo r h i s old love 

in w ro 

 d i s a p p o i n t - ; 

lan I 

i n c t

*

collegiate * s p o r t ^ g a v e T m ^ t h e ' t h e o r . / ^ S o V o Y th e 

f a n s a r c p r e d ic tin g

connection w ith v a rio u s tion al league.

^ h t ^ w i t c h ^ m a ^ r , before th,
and teams hike ..IT to the training ground.

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T h e r e s e e n ., ta. be little
n

u

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to the r

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The num ber who .signed for the “ Rooter’s Special” for Dallas that physique was 

« -|r 

p. m. today was large enough to make a special s t for a I» P -. 

hut we wish to urge the necessity fo r the signature ol toto . hu.ky we, ^ 

f ^ ^ ^

train th a t will ca rry more than three humlre.I w. l l b e ith football an d t r « k m . t ^ . L 

<|o aronnd the c o lleg e c a m p u s 

up to I 
certain, 
everyone who intends to go to the game Friday night 
si h ie , a 
formed. 
sary for a special of any sort; there u nothing to keep US from 
having 
H a v i n g a 
be notified in time.

Three hundred is the minimum and they are neces- ^

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pu , ^ « « 

SOONER ELEVEN

Thorpe a n d will c e r t a i n l y t r y to r e p e a t w ith the
a special of five hundred if the railroad authorities can M.(,r..» triol ^ ------------------------- Re(l3 unle„ Carry Herrmann and
Reds unless G arry H errm ann and 
* “ R n k e r ” a n d give th e
 
com pany pull a “ B aker” and g ive the 
Irishm an his w alk in g papers. S ta ll­
in g s is slated fo r a rem oval from th e 
bridge o f the B rave bark and Eel. 
Barrow ’ seem s to be in “dutch” also

We realize that the trip to Dallas will be comparatively ex­
pensive and no one who is unable to afford it should be urged 
lo go against his will. And yet the amount t h a t will be re­
quired. something between fifteen and twenty dollars, is not aq 
much that it will be possible only to the son of the plutocrat.
K ille n m a t i t w i n 
r o f 4-Ina o tiiH a n tsi
T h i n a m o u n t 18 m the reach OI 
a f the University, and those who know stand ready 
ny doubters that, they will find i t difficult to b u y SO much f u n h a l f h a ’c k ; S w a t ( ,k> X918 O k l a h o m a all- O w n e r Jim D u n n . 
For an euual Drice and th at it would be well worth stinting along 
for an equal price, aim unit 
1 
° r a n 
other lines in order to save the price of the trip.

T r i s S p e a k e r covered h im s e lf w ith
d r i v e
. . a S l i r o l u s t e r q u a r t e r a n d e n d ; B e c h to ld , w ith t h e I n d i a n s a n d h e w ill no d o u b t
f r o m
a . . 

collegiate f u llb a c k ; H a r d y , q u a r - develops a n y t h i n g o u t of se v e ra l score
e n d . Smoot. 204-lb. of i n f a n t s t h a t h e h a s on th e club roll
M T y le r 
Briscoe, he m a y r e t u r n to th e good g r a c e s of

i - — ........ _ . T ‘*\ r a p " r n - i i o r i t V o f t h e S t u d e n t s 
aj 

I Adiate end* Dow- H a m m , 193-lb. cen 
! t e m A rk ) D a v i s , 

ritfht end; G r a h a m , g e t a 

FORMIDABLE FOE

POINTED OUT A s

(C ontin ued fron t p a g e I )

D e w e y g l o r y d u r i n g h is 

w ith th e H u b f a n s .

t e r m p a r c h m e n t 

I f C o n n ie M a c k

l a t e s e a s o n 

the larg 

f u l l b a c k ; 

r , , r w 

I ____ 

lo n g 

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m e n t o f the G i a n t , a n d Pat Moran |-

ta c k le ; H. H ill, h a lf b a c k ; 
c a p ta in , 
h a lf b a c k s Deacon, 
White, q u a r t e r , a n d o th e rs . 
hite, q u a r te r , a n a o rn c is. 
V isitin g football scots d e c la re th e 

g u a r d ; th e Q u a k e r C ity fa n s.

O u tsid e of all th e s e little u n c e r ta in -
o u i s i u e ut a n .............................
ties e v e r y t h i n g seem s to be lovely in 
th e m a p r 
fa m ilie s of 

is above th e tho p la y in g 

_a. _ 

. . . 

There will be a meeting of all the issue editors and associates 
in the Texan office Wednesday afternoon at 5 o’clock. We are 
proud of the set <»f issue editors and assistants th a t we now have;
proud of the set of issue editors and assistants th a t we now have; ^ ^
ti tViivJ
.IAI __ V... rn ..* 
they o c c u p y their present positions b y d int of h a rd work on this 
paper, and m a n y of them bring to their work the ideas they 
have gained while serving on the statfs of city dailies. 

ve gained wniie serving 
m . _ ____ 
.. 
There are a few men in school who worked on the Texan as 

passers in th e backfield to s t a r t
feel a s s u r e d ;
f a n s 
a e r ja j ^ a me, 
t h a t this end of the B e n n ie offensive
. . 
 u thc pride
saue editors before, and who this year are not con n ected w ith ^ Oklahoma piK-*kin b oosters. v' ‘ 
,h e paper. We realize m a l in most i n s t a n c e 
o work on the Texan because of the am ount of work required less than 185 

unVirknl v i h n w o r k e d o n the Texan as can not fail. 
n,il. 

We realize th a t in most instances they are unable ^ 

in h is to r y
 off the offense an d old pre- 

Owen p assing m a c h in e 
standard th is season. 
With the h e a v ie st 

in the line tips the be;

f U..V/1 

w..—

line 

na 

^

* hp n re ^aration of their courses. 

Adm could snare a few hours on any one day of 

p0Unds, p r a c tic a l ly all Durin^ his a bsence fr o m th e Uni-j
If there iire any, however, weigh as m uch as 190 p ou nd s. T w o ver#ity he has been a n active mem- j
 o{ the E x - S t u d e n t s ’ A ssociation,!

the week, we r e g u la rs for 

inside d e fe n se go ^

th e 

a r c u n n o . v a man in th.. !ine tip8 the beam a t m erc ial 

f r a t e r n i t y .

------------- Not o f A lp h a K a p p a P si, h o n o r a r y com-

leag ue circuits.

R j T T

. . ANNOUNCES 
FOR ASSEMBLYMAN

trSJTSV*-*«. 

hear a discussion of the plans of the lexan, now that the I nitet poundg 
Press report has been inaugurated. We are sure that they wnll 
want to work if they are at all able to do so. We can remind w ith Phillips U n iv e r s ity 
rant t o w o r k ll m e v a t e a i rn* 

A lthough 

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.Sooners h a v e no Sameje3ts in S o u th a n d E a s t T e x a s, 
Mr. H a r r i t t 
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th is y e a r

I * * W V V 9 V . . 

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rL- nti the Texan this year might itself prove to be th e O k la h o m a t< ani is co nsidered much 

l>ett4,r th a n th e une t h a t d r u b b e d t h e j . d e n t 

I I C I I i 

nem thai work on the texan i n . , y e a r 
alliable experience to them.

”

v 

___________ i p re a c h e rs la s t season. 

I . ml*— —

tion fr o m S e c r e t a r y L o m a x f o r the 
f u r t h e r i n g of th e U n iv e r s ity s in te r -

,

E X P E R IE N C E D N E W S P A P E R M EN.

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( C o n tin u e d f r o m p a g e I )
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The Best Place in Town to Eat 

Just remodeled.

K. H. P A R K , P r o p r ie to r

P A T R O N IZ E T H E

CO-I DS T O GO TO DA LLA S

,T h
esented 
rday. 
rom th
I.h liney
k y ,
anv

the 

A m ong 

W o m a n ’ll building will be Tep­
the D allas gam e Snt- 
id a t 
going 
bu ild in g a r e Misses Louise 
Lois P o r t e r , Mae Rene F l u n ­
a n i V e r a Billings. A good 
ire u n d e c i d e d th is e a r ly in the

crowd 

week. Misses Mildred G ladney, M a rie 
G a r lin g to n a n d O pal P o rte r, f o r m e r 
the
U n iv e rs ity s tu d e n ts , will be a t 

game.

r e p o r ts 

Miss Bewly 

t h a t only a 
s m a l l p a r t of the u su a l n u m b e r have 
signed up a t h e r desk. T his is to be 
expected, how v er, 
the 
week.

th is e a r ly 

in 

Cli AOKI. NOTICE

200 SIGN FO R D A L L A S

A t 

least SOO U n i v e r s it y of O k la ­
hom a ro o te rs will a tte n d th e D allas 
game. 
In the first d a y a f t e r ip e c ia l 
train re s e rv a tio n s w e r e opened, $1250 
• in p a s sa g e w a s sold a n d dozens of 
s tu d e n ts w ere c la m o r in g a t th e office 
of th e fin a n c ia l s e c r e ta r y w hen the 
windows closed.

5° 
T h e Sooner b a n d . J a z z H o un ds,
s tro n g in u n if o r m , and O k la h om a ( ity 
Y 
the t r i o 
1 ans also will m a k e tn e tr ip . 

r 

. 

R e se rv a tio n * 

f o r 

300 O klah om a f i n a l l y to d a y w h m 

roo ters have been m a d e in th e bleach- c a r e signed 
r a tif ic a tio n , 
 
ro o te rs nave uith 
e r section at th e D a lla s f a i r grounds, nounced offic ia lly to day .

 

 

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P 

C arl Strid

is well k n o w n a b o u t
campUs, h a v in g s e rv e d as p re s 
, hc s o p h o m o M c l a w in 1917,]
" 
and 
is u n u s u a ll y well v e rse d in t h e ; 
t r a d i t i o n s of 
th e U n iv e rs ity , w h ic h , 
its > 
w ith his th o r o u g h k no w ledg e of 
kn ow ledge o f its needs and his w ide J 
circle of a c q a i n ta n c e q u a lif y him as 
iuior r e r e s e n t a t i v e to th e asse m b ly . 

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“ E v e ry b ra n c h t h a t b e a r e th not 

'r u i t he t a k e t h a w a y .”

T h is 

is Y. M. C. A. C abinet 
T h is m o rn in g 
(geek a t Chapel. 
Mr. R obert Field w a- speaker. H e
•hose 
subject ‘‘B e a rin g 
fru it in o u r week-day life abou t 
the U r% e r s ity .'

for his 

We have all h e a r d t h a t Chris- 
tia n ity m ust find its expression in 
service, b u t t h a t them e can not be 
rep e a te d too often . Those who en- 
the im po rta nc e of a tte n d in g 
c hurch services on Sun day , and 
minimize d aily living a r e m issing 
the m a r k . H ow ever n e cessary S u n ­
d a y School m a y be, it can not ta k e 
the place of rn string f r u i t d u r in g 
the week, and “ E v e r y b ra n c h th a t 
b e a re th not f r u i t he t a k e th aw ay.

U p p erc lassm en can fin d a la r g e 
field fo r service in the fre s h m a n 
class. Stuck n ts o fte n come here 
as m oths to a 
lamp. They a re 
about 
bewildered, 
fo r a couple of y e a rs b efore thev 
they find th e th in g s t h a t a r e of 
real value in college life.

flo u n d e r 

and 

Tw o h u n d re d signed th is m o rn in g 
th e “ T e x a s 
t r i p on 
f o r the D a lla s 
two 
it w a s a nn ou nc e d a t 
S pecial,” 
o’clock this 
In d ic a tio n s 
a f te rn o o n . 
a r e now, a c c o rd in g to those who a r e 
in c h a rg e of th e 
t h a t th e 
q u o ta of 300 s tu d e n ts will be reached 
tom orrow . T h is m e a n s t h a t “ T e x a s
will be 
Sooners.

to meet 

ta b le s, 

s tr o n g 

th e re

the

N E W M A N C L U B M ET

d isc u ssin g 

T h e d r a m a tic section of th e N ew - j 
it s 
in itia l m e e tin g j 
m an Club held 
M onday 
a t 7 o’clock. T h is ; 
n i g h t 
m eeting w as called fo r th e p u rp o se ( 
of o rg a n iz in g 
th e 
an d 
th e y ears p la n s a n d 
f o r m a tio n of 
e n te r t a in m e n ts . 
e n t e r - ; 
f i r s t 
ta in m e n tw will ta k e place in Novem- J 
ber, the d a te h a v in g no t been defi- J 
n itely decided. M em bers of the N e w ­
m a n Club held a n 
in fo rm a l m eetin g 
on la s t S u n d a y and decided to hold 
th e picnic t h a t w a s postponed on the 
coming S a tu r d a y .

T h e 

Mr. H u 'o n Black will speak a t 

It pays to advertise in the Texan

Chapel to m o rro w m o rn in g .

STRID BROS.

Up~to~Date 

ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING

Phone 4342 

221 West Sixth Street

A n d G e t T h a t S t e r n o S o lid A l c o h o l O u t f it f o r Y our 
W i n t e r C o m f o r t .

UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE

W. A. ACHILLES & CO.
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES

C atering S pecially to Sororities, F ra te rn itie s, an d Public 

in G eneral. C ourteous T r e a tm e n t an d 

P ro m p t Delivery.

P h en s 865-866-867

1602-4 L avaca

CHIROPRACTIC FOR TONSILITIS

If you are sufferin g from an a t t a c k of Tonsilitis, 
the m ost logical th in g fo r you to do is to call upon 
your C h iro p ra c to r an d h av e him a d j u s t th e cause 
of y o u r tro u b le. No M edical m a n k now s th e func- ^ 
tion of th e tonsils, th e r e fo r e he should not be a1- s 
Is it n o t m uch b e tte r to 
lowed to rem ove th em . 
keep th ese m uch ab u sed little o rg a n s h e a lth y th a n 
to dep rive y o u r bo dy of s o m e th in g t h a t a n ALL 
W ISE C R E A T O R knew w as essential 
to your 
n eeds? T he C h iro p ra c to r c a n n o t m a k e H e a lin g 
Force, but he can A D JU S T S U B L U X A T ED V E R ­
T E B R A and let it in those d is-eased tonsils.
C onsultation an d Spinal A n aly sis F ree.

O. H. RITCH ARD SON, D. C.
P A L M E R G R A D U A T E 
Office Hourse:
IO t 12 a. rn., 2 to 5 and 6 :3 0 to 7 : 3 0 p. rn.

502-505 L ittlefield B u ilding . 

Lady Attendant

 e v e r t s j e w e l r y

It is not alone the ihtrisic w orth, the art, nor the utility, of Everts beautiful jewelry that makes the 

possession prized, bu t rather the joint value and combined result of all.

ARTHUR A. EVERTS COMPANY

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M AIN and M U RPH Y STREETS, D ALLAS

JE W E LE R S

Boston Citizens

A dvocate Free

SOCIETY

Rides 

for Public

Merne Nail and Mallie Jones

By United Press
BOSTON, 

Oct. 

14.— Ralph S. 
Bauer, for many years an advocate 
of public ownership of street railway 
systems and free rides for the pub­
lic, has 
to the special 
state commission on street railways 
that the Boston Elevated Railway 
Company’s system should be run on
this plan.

suggested 

in which he 

In advocating purchase by the pub­
lic of Boston’s street railway system, 
Bauer asserted that the street car 
rider is a “money asset to the com­
rides.” He 
munity 
claimed that the street cars are used 
by those who give something of per­
manent value to the city, and that 
instead of paying for the privilege 
of using the street railway system, 
they should''be given the opportunity 
of doing so without paying any 
fare.

Bauer says that high 

street car 
fares are discouraging business ex­
pansion, and pointing out that the 
old custom of charging tolls on the 
jountry’s highways had the same e f­
fect while that system was in opera­
tion.

A d v ertise in th e D a ily T exan .

Miss Essie Mae Davidson, who has 
been studying in Chicago, is expected
home soon.

Elizabeth Winslow, a former Uni­
versity student is attending Columbia
this year.

Jean Eckman, a former student of
school

entered 

Southwestern, has 
here

Ruth Harrell, a graduate of the 
University, is teaching in Kidd-Key.
Miss Helen Peak will spend the 

week-end in Dallas.

Mr. Estil of Huntsville has been 
visiting his daughters, Mary and 
Katherine, who are in the University
for the past few days. 

Herbert Scharff, a former student 
' in the University was a visitor on , I 
the campus several days ago. 

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end in Dallas. 

Virda Hinton spent the week-end at Q 

her home in Smithville. 

Erna Wolff, a former student in the x 

University, will teach at Bartlett this I
year.

Madeline Roth, a former University 
student, will teach at Texas City this § 
I &
year. 
Dr. M. L. Gravevs of Galveston was i p 
here yesterday visiting his son, Doc. * 

RIEGLER’S
Quality Ice Cream

A N D

UNIVERSITY BRICK IN ORANGE AND WHITE

P h one 2811

301 W . Sixth St.

LOOKE’S CAFE

LOOKE BROS., Props.

k o d a k s

F inishing and Su pplies
K O D A K S LO A N ED FREE

FINE STATIONERY

Q u ality P ap er at R eason ab le P n c e s 
“ W e M ake K odak Prints E very Day

JORDAN COMPANY

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Laura McGee will spend the week- J ^ •£♦> *3®* *3® 

ON TO DALLAS!

Show your loyalty. 

W e a r the colors.

ou Are Invited 
to Visit Ye Quali- 
tye Shoppe
I The Gift Shop of Austin 
Here you will find 

FREE

Y our stove set up free if 

your bill am ou n ts to $5.00 

Support the team.

Pennants, Canes, Ribbons, 

or m ore.

Megaphones, Arm Bands 

■H Good Pictures.

§ . Artistic Jewelry. 

ijg T h e lastest 
ivelties.
Party Fans.
Party Favors 

things 

in Gift 

and Streamers.

All r ea d y for you.

■ Dinner and Dance Cards.
L And many objects of art for 
the home.
* T h e tenth season of the Shop 
gins this week, and all Uni- 
trsity Folks are especially in- 
ed to call.

1104 Colorado Street. 
First house north of Governor’s 
Mansion.

o our old friends and 

new friends

actus Tea 
Room

2208 Guadalupe St.

“At the End of the Main 

Walk.”

I

C.&S.

704 Congress Ave.

A r g o n n e
a T H E N E W ___

A r r o w
form -fit
C o l l a r

Cluett, Peabody tsf Co. Inc.Troy, N. Y.
✓ ’
L i i U C H , r c * u u u y w 
«< a __ *» ic 
Im# PfUiftMV of the
°* ,he
The name *'Argonne” Is 
A rg o n n e S '-irt C „ .

 

Palace Barber Shop. For 

first- 

class work. Next 

to Kress Store.

LET

H Y D E PA R K FLO RAL CO.

S A Y 

IT W I T H F L O W E R S

FO R Y O U

C onn ection s A ll O ver th e W orld

F l o w e r . T e le g r a p h e d E v e r y w h e r e . a d D e l i v e r y , G u . r . n t . e d

iiSay It With Flowers

T h r o u g h

H I L L Y E R ’ S

O il H eaters 
C oal H eaters 
W ood H eaters 
Box H eaters 
O il Cook S toves 
W ood and C oal Cook 

Stoves 
A ndirons 
Fire Screens 
Fire S h ovels 
F ire Sets 
Stove B oards

JOHN C. ROSS

H ard w are

TYPEWRITERS

For Rent or Sale
ROY A LS 
U N D E R W O O D S 
R EM IN G TO N S 

OLIVERS 
L. C. SM ITH
F. L. P a tty
722 C ongress A ven u e 
P h on e 6 0

Clothing Made to Measure

A. G. GERJES

I CIO Lavaca St. 

YOUR MONEY’S WORTH 
EVERY TIME

DR. G. F. E C K H A R D T 
D en tist 

718 Scarbrough B ldg. 

Old P h o n e 7 2 7 

A ustin

W M . A . LEW IS, M. D. D. O.,
sp e c ia liz e s 
in O steop ath y, 
room s 3 and 4, first fle e r , 
M asonic T em p le.

P h on e 802.

. W\i:rr:n D. Arnold*D.Ck

DELTA CHI DANCE.

615 C ongress A venue.

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The Delta Chis entertained with a 
dance at the Driskill Friday night,; 
honoring their pledges. Those pres- 
ent were: Elizabeth Vinson, Mildred ; 
Norwood, Margaret Carter, C arrie; 
Mae Smith, Virginia Gregg, Sarah 
I Howlin, Doris Beavers, Sadie Scovill,
I Douglas Legg, Frances Sledge, Helen 
Mather, Elizabeth Nelson, Oraell kan- 
guerger, Amanda Howze, Virginia 
Hanna, Bess Hines, Grace Henderson, 
Elizabeth Abbot, Mary Farrar, Blos­
som Lust, Mildred Turner, Catherine 
Thornton, Dr. Parlin, Mrs. Ness and 
Mrs. Townes.

P hone 1472. 

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O. G. Eckhart

A . W . G riffith

GRIFFITH DRUG CO.

Where Quality Counts 

Scarbrough Building

The Big, Busy, Beautiful Drug Store

Dan Williams of Chilton is here for 
a few days at the Delta Chi house.
Miss Corriene Sterling, B. A. ’19, 
Miss corriene sterling, t>. 
is back visiting at the Phi Mu house. K'( w<K,(lleyi Maurice Lovelady. Bob Lmversi >.
is back visiting at the Phi Mu house.

R Ware, Mac Crabb, i nanes w anat. , 

.

Phi Kappa Psi announces the pledg- ^ cClcn(l0 

'and Frank W. Franklow-. Mrs. F. Ii. 

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i»K of Ernest C. Ball, Dyer. Lean,, 
cintl aVIci.r I 

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fchon, of Chicago 
Una Ivvivt fl find will be one of the 

. . 
l f s aF ^ C a r d w e aU of Lockhart, has T r r i ^ ' 3 j j l * 

’ 

the K“ppa '
m . ,_________ n .,.
in k e r s ,e y of Quanah is visit

is here visiting friends. 

instructors of Spanish 

Miss Ruby Black is able to re- s,ty this sesslon- 

some her work after several days of Miss Fondle Dornak has returned 
illness. 

tnm Atlanta, Ga where abe « « ^

The pledges 

in whose honor the maid of honor at the ConHtR < 

in(f her daughters Sadie and Laura
in Enfield,
^ 

at the Tri

^ 

 ^
^ Mary Witner returned to her
, • r home in Dallas after a visit at th*.

dance was given include; Hamilton union. 
Bonnet, Denver Biggers, Frank Ev- 
B o n n e t, 
erts, P. Tarkington, Ovid Spotts, Jno.

t / e n v c i 

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Chi Omega announces the pietism., p. ^ houst.

of Clarace Steger of Dallas. 

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Cardwell of Lockhart is

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in Southwestern

is 
Houston 
Alpha Theta

PARLOR MEAT MARKET
Will Wilson, Prop.

Choice Home-Killed Meats 
Daily

Auto Delivery 

Phone 75

Acaena 

an'w unces^ th* m ittai ion I 

^

 m u rn < d from Dal-

G e o r g e Pol,nghor‘n of Los Angeles, las. where he attended the Ninetieth

a1., Io n a u m 

f’oi Vt'iQ arrived in Austin and will Division reunion.
‘•rifer the university. 

, ^iar 

in nu 

Miss Margaret Marsh spent Mon-; visiting at the I hi I 

^ of Lockhart has been
,
hou. .

For Editor of the Texan:

Milton F. Ling

E D IT O R Summer Texan

Sports E D I T O R of the 
San Antonio Daily Light

Present Acting E D I T O R

* 406 L avaca Street 

P h one 160

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YOO VV C fh St.

e Auto Service

Touring Cars and C lo s e d C a r s

Phone 3293

Photo by Jonsvti-Raymer. 

MILTON F. LING
MILTON F. LING 

Your Vote and S u p p o r t Appreciated

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(Political Advertisement.)

 In Bigger and Better Than Last Year.
Charles D illin g h a m ’s G iganttc M u,.cal Comedy

CHINn

WALTER MILLS in ROY BINDER.
Company of 65— Mostly Girls 

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And the Famous Tom Brown’s Clown Saxophone Band 

Also the INDOOR CIRCUS COMBINATION.

Price, 50c, 75c, $1.00. $1.50, $2.00. Sale at box office no.j

HANCOCK

„ a ex-i m n a v mip.HT OCTOBI
SATURDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 18.

Joyous W elcome Return 
Cohan and Harris Sensation 
The M usical^Com edvNovelt^^Success

opera! 
house!

GOING UP

Same Production of Splendor
Same Cast of Perfection
Same Chorus of Y outh and Beauty

hs^Scm ^H its E choed in Every Home 

Prices 5Cc, 75c, $ 1.00, Sl.SO and ^ 00-
s e a t s o n s a l e w e d n e s d a y ^

PHOTOPLAYS

LAST TIME TODAY

BESSIE BARR1SCALE
“ HER PURCHASE PRICE”

R egular Queen Prices 
TOMORROW , AND BALANCE OF WEEK

N A Z IM O V A

a.V V O O D IY 111 
r a t? j> U iU Y i0 5 
j e * U c u i ‘3 y i n
s i I K g k
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I h m m / f a r

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BRAT rn

She hoped 

She slaved 

She danced 

T o w in h is love

S till h e d id n o t seem 

to c a re . Y et she won 

h im a w a y 

from his 

fin a n c e e .

AU of 

th is at 

the 

Q u ee n in seven bub­

bling acts.

Lower floor. . 

Balcony 

Children ■ ■ •

I OFFICIAL NOTICES

SPEA K ER S CLUB 

vr.11 meet 
T U .May night at 7:30 in room 5 of 
law building. All old members and 
prospective members 

are req e.

SECRETARY.

HOGG DEBATING CLUB meets 

W ednesday night at 7:30 rn M.
Everybody welcome.
I '.7 

p r e s i d e n t .

“ S C R I B B L E R S ” will meet Tues­

day evening at 8 o’clock in u 
day evening at 8 o’clock in Ashbel

p r e s i d e n t .

There will be a meeting of Rhymers 
Friday e v e n in g at 8 o’clock at Mr. 
Trombly’s home. All students inter--. 
in writing verse who wish to 
ested 
become members of the club will see 
Mr. Trombly before Friday.

MISSING A D D R E SSE S; Many 
students had not located when they | 
registered and could not give their
Austin address. A ll 
such students)
will please call at the registrar’s of-1 
immediately and give their ad-
lce 
fire mumu*«vc.j ---- en
ln ,.„ These addresses are needed.
The directory now being prepared.

t q s T— T aken from the library on
Monday; a new raincoat w ith the 
name. W ilfred O b e y e r 
on the 
collar. Kindly return to Texan 

flee or ring 1751.

W A N T E D — “ Boezmer’s 

E r s t e s

A u f s a t b u c h . ” Phone 4773.

I O S T — Botany d e fe c tin g set be­
tween Pearl and San Antonio St. 

Phone 4473.

For convenience in all fashionable 
d r e s s m a k i n g see Miss Lucy H a r p * . 
Also hem stitching and pleating. 221 
Guadalupe Street, opposite the cam- 

pus. Phone 1130.

Palace Barber Shop, h or 

f ret­
to Kress Store.

e l l s work. N ext 

Bilhe W olf, Prop.

boy 

W ANT E D— University 

student,
several years experience, both 
secre­
tary, w ants position for afternoon. 

’ s t e n o g r a p h e r and private 

a s

N otify T e x a n .

FO UND— Letters addressed to I.. 
R Lacks, San Antonio, Texas. A so 
some c a n c e le d checks. Owner may 
have s a m e b y calling at Journalism 
L a b o r a t o r y , J. Hall, and paying for 

I ETTERS for the following stu­
dents may be had at the registrar’s 
office: Dale O. Woods, D. H. McCul­
lough, Mrs. Will C. Brown, and Dr. 
Ehrique Coronal.

this ad .

Students desiring efficient coaching 

in Spanish, Phone 3888.

NOTICE: The student members of 
the Christian Church will be enter­
tained at the Central Christian church ^ 
at Eighth and Colorado Streets, this 
evening at 8 o’clock. Come and get ^

LOST A small cameo pin, p rob -(|

ably between W hitis Avenue and the 
Co-Op, or Co-Op and Education Budd.
4 a T avQfl

Kinder ph ase return to Texan |

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 Qr phone Mary McBride, 30-4.

acquainted.

ANGLER: There will be an 

im- 
portant m e tin g of Angler Thursday 
afternoon at 4 o’clock in Ashbel room.

PR E SID E N T.

W A N T E D — Someone to each, who
can thoroughly explain algebra, trig. f 
and solid geometry; also som ething, 
about French, and 
2265 from I to 2 or after 6 p rn. I

( hem. L 

a 

NOTICE: All girls who wish to go 
to the Dallas game, October 18, will 
please sign up at Miss Bewley a desk 
in the study hall on Monday.

’ 

LILIA M. CASIS,

Dean of Women.

LOST A loose leaf notebook; also
an International Law outline, contain­
ing brief of cases 
Law, and valuable notes on govern­
ment. Finder please return to Texan 
office. George Piddy. 
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in International) 

A TTEN TIO N JU N IO R S: All ju­
niors must be present at organization 
meeting Wednesday 4 p. rn. in room 
158 of main building. Meeting can 
not bo held without a quorum.

PR ESIDENT ACADEMS.

JUNIO RS: Important meeting on 

Tuesday in room 157. Be present.

2991.

LOST A gold lavaliere and chain
Finder 

somewhere on the campus. 
please return to the Texan office.

DAN CING — National — Interpre­
tive _ Technique. Modern dances 
Phone 
specialized. 

Private studio. 

REAGAN i Reagan Literary Soci- 
ety will hold a meeting Tuesday, Oc- 
tober 14, room 204. 
members come. 

PR E SID E N T.

Important. All ^ aUcnd.

suns

A11 who are taking any work in
* Education Department are urged 

R. JO N A S, Chairman.

MAJESTIC

(W k* re ti,* Crowd* ( h )

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WALLACE REID
“LOTTERY MAN”

He will marry
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.II m a r r y

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W h o w a n t s a h u s b a n d fo r a
al. 
a „ d h a n d s o m e . No bad habits. Stays home n.gh s

w ith the lu c k y n u m b e r . 

t i e is y o u 5 *

n ’e v e r y t h i n g .

T O D A Y A N D T O M O R R O W
See W a l l a c e Reid in his best.

Show* start a , 2 . 3 0 . 4 . 1 . 5 , 6 ^ ^

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s 

t O . T f i 4 1 5 6 : 0 0 , 7 : 4 5 a n d 9 : 3 0

BIG TIME MAJESTIC S T A R T I N G T H U R SD A Y

v& rsr/ 

:4>
„ \ Surgeons

DR. J. c. THOMAS 
DR. JOE GILBERT C o n c itatio n

and

<♦> .rn? tm n m r& k 

DK. ALITA Ii. HEARD 
D i a g n o s t ic i a n 
a n d C o n s u lt a tio n

*

DR. S. N. KEY 
DR. SIMON J. CLARK i

I Eye, Ear, Nose and T hroat

DR. G. H. G IL B E R T — Xray and Cystoscopy 

DR. C. S. G A T E S — Pathologist

T h ird F loo r, L ittlefield B uilding

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$5 SILK SHIRT FOR $1 WITH ANY SUIT 
AT $25 OR MORE
Fashionable Clothes
For Men
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICED

S u itlan d Topcoats w h ic h c a n n o t 

^ h e y

where for. r 'l‘f ' u n to that hijrh standard o f big value giving 
measure right up to tn a mg 
present
. 
‘V ^ L o d dothea, or
Which has made our store 
limited P u r c h a s in g p o w e r , a s . 
in and see
so s m a ll a su m as $ 1 7 .5 0 an I i$d5.UU. 

Drop 
u r o i

a s r z s 

at $25.

W A R R E N ’S

A U S T I N ’S O N L Y C A S H D E P A R T M E N T S i ORE

__________________ ^ r n k D T M C M T Q T O I

NOTICE: First and Second year 
freshman come out to the football 
m eeting tomorrow. W ednesday, at 4 
p. rn., room 158, main building. 
If 
you can’t be there and can play foot­
ball give your name to someone who 
can be there.

MANAGER.

NOTICE: All orchestra members 
and try-outs come to rehearsal tonight
in music class­
at 7:15 
room in S. Hall.

(Tuesday) 

F. L. R E E D , Conductor.

ALPH A K A P PA PSI meeting t 

o-

night at 8:15 at S. A. E. house.

PR E SID E N T .

SID N E Y L A N IE R Society will 
have its regular meeting W’ednesday 
afternoon at 5 o’clock in the Lanier 
room on the second floor of the main 
building. 

Important.

RUBY A. BLACK, President.

W IN SONI AN DRAMATIC Club 
will meet W ednesday afternoon at 
4 o’clock in auditorium, main build­

SECRETARY.

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UNIVERSITY 
CASH GROCERY

STAPLE AND FANCY 

GROCERIES

ORCHESTRA: Rehearsal Tuesday 
evening 7:15, School of Music Class­
room in S. Hall. All members must 
be present. Concert soon.

FRANK L. REED, Conductor.

NOTICE; Applications an’ now be­
ing received in the office of the Ath­
letic Council for managers, and as­
sistant managers of 
the baseball, 
basketball and track teams. These 
offices are open to juniors and seniors 
and all desiring them must apply.

PRE-MEDIC'S: 

Initiation will be
held for all new members Wednesday 
October 15, at 7:30 p. rn. Be at the 
Y. M. C. A. sharply at 7:30. All ap­
plicants who have not paid the ini­
tiation feu of $ 1.00 please bring same
Wednesday night.

R. L. GOW’AN, President

P E N T A G R A M : Former members
of Pentagram are asked to meet at o 
o’clock, Wednesday afternoon. Octo­
ber 15, in room 157, main building, 
for the purpose of electing officers and 
new members. Attendance is urged.
GOLDIE P. HORTON, Secretary.

ing.

meeting of the Mandolin and Guitar 
Club at the Y. M. C. A. on Wednes­
day night at 7:30 o’clock. All stu­
dents <>f the U niversity who play man­
dolins. ukeleles, banjos, and guitars, 
are invited to attend. WTe need sev­
eral good mandolin players.

PR E SID E N T.

ECONOMICS: Section 

15 will
meet Friday, 12-1 at V. Hall, Room 
5. This room will hereafter be per­
manent meeting place for the quiz 
section W’ednesday and Friday, 12-1. 
dolins, ukeleles, banjos, and guitars, 
are invited to attend. We need sev­
eral good mandolin players.

PR E SID E N T.

NOTICE: Education Department
meets for organization Thursday aft- 
5 o’clock in room 310 Ed.
|ernoon at

NOTICE: There will be a regular Advertise in the Daily Texan.

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