THE DAILY TEXAN

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

AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1918.

NO. S

rot. xix
^ ■ O F F I C E R S 
POBEELECTED IN 
I COMINGELECTION

p ’y-T reasurer A nnounces th e 
Com plete List—-Petitions fo r 
^ ■ B a llo t Due Tuesday.

■ c h o n o c to b er 

i s .

-«ident, V ice-P ros., T w o C ou n cil­
m en, an d IS A u e m b ly m e n to B o 
C hosen F rom S tu d en t B ody.

NAJOR COUSINS 

SERIOUSLY HURT

Receives Injuries in A uto N ear 
Lone Island W hile Riding 
W ith M ajor East.

GIRLS’ CHORUS TO 
SING AT CAMPS AND 
COMMUNITY HOUSE

Only W om an C horus in City to 
O ccupy Unique Place in 
M usical Realm .

PROF. REED IS DIRECTOR

Major Ralph C. Cousins, first com­
mandant of the U niversity School of 
M ilitary Aeronautics was seriously in­
jured in an auto accident near Gar-
den City, Long Island, w hile riding ] |A « , Girl W ho C a . C arry a T u n . I . station.
in company w ith Major W hitten J, 
East also o f the air service. Their 
auto suddenly overturned while they 
wore driving 
to Mitchel Field, of 
which Major E a st w as commandmant. 
Major E ast w as instantly killed, but

E ligib le— T w o Clio ruses 
W oo tod.

MARINE BRANCH 

READYTO ENLIST

E xam ination Tom orrow From 
I to 3 P . M. in L i b r a r y - 
T hree B ranches O pen.

Information concerning the marine 
branch of the S. A. T. C. can be ob­
tained from the following letter which 
! is being sent out by the recruiting

Physical exam inations will be held 
tomorrow, beginning at I:OO p. rn. and 
continuing until 3:00 p. rn. in the of 
flee on the lower flood o f the Little­
field Building.

There are three distinct branches re­
cruiting at the U niversity now, name­
ly Marine Corps, Navy and Army. 
In signing any papers whatsoever in 
any o f the above branches you are 
bound to said branch and can not 
transfer.

It is to your own interest to inves­
tigate each branch thoroughly and de­
cide which you prefer before signing 
any papers. Full information regard­
ing service in the U. S. Marines will 
be gladly given and all questions an­
swered courteously to any one apply­
ing to the U . S. Marine Recruiting of- 
cers, at their office.

The U niversity Girls’ Chorus will 
perform a distinguished service this 
season by singing at the concerts and 
other entertainm ents at the Commu­
nity House and the Camps.

There is no other chorus in the city 
composed exclusively of women and 
girls which gives this organization 
a distinctively unique place in the mu­
sical life, and offers a fine opportu­
nity for any girl who can “carry a 
tune” to do her bit.

The boys enjoy good music and the 
governm ent recognizes the importance 
of music in the army and also the need 
of providing entertainm ent during 
their hours off duty.

Prof. Reed as head of the W ar 
| Camp Community Service, has, with 
1 his staff, planned a series of enter-
tainm ents in which the chorus may do 
its part. But it is not large enough j of th at number. 
at present to represent either the Uni- 1 The men selected will be trained at

The entire quota for the United 
S tates is 1500 men and the U niver­
sity o f T exas is allowed to en list IOO

UNIVERSITY TRADITIONS OUGHT TO BE KEPT 
ALIVE— DR. VINSON

O ctober 3, 1918.

To all C ivilian S tu d en ts in th e U n iv e rsity :

T he establishm ent of the S tu d e n ts’ A rm y T ra in in g C orps has m ade 
exceedingly difficult th e m aintenance of ce rtain fe a tu re s of U niversity 
life. The W a r D epartm ent has outlined a daily routine for our soldier 
stu d en ts w hich will m ake it n early , if not a lto g e th e r 
im possible, for 
them to devote the am ount of tim e to these m a tte rs which is neces­
sa ry fo r th e ir pro p er p erform ance. At the sam e tim e, these m a tte rs 
should not be p erm itted to lapse, and th u s break the c u rre n t of U n iv er­
sity life.

I re fe r p a rtic u la rly to the stu d en t publications,“ T he C actus," “ The 
T ex a n ” and “ T he M agazine.” F o r m any y e a rs 
these publications 
h av e expressed the life of th is in stitu tio n , and have been 
invaluable 
I f they are to be m aintained, 
to th e U n iv ersity from m any angles. 
and they ought to be m aintained, th is can only be done by an unusual 
effort upon the p a r t of the women stu d en ts and the men who are ineli­
gible to m ilita ry service. 
I am m aking th is appeal to the civilian s tu ­
dent body on beh alf of the e d ito rs of th ese publications, and desire to 
u rg e th a t all civilian stu d en ts who have any so rt of qualifications fo r 
th is kind of w ork offer th e ir services a t once to th e editor-in-chief as 
an expression of real desire to keep alive th e tra d itio n s of our U ni­
versity.

R O B E R T E. V IN S O N , P resident.

v ersity or th e la rg e r num ber of young the U n iv ersity fo r about th ree m onths 
then sent fo r final tra in in g as 
women in th e U n iv ersity th is y ear. 
T his is due larg ely to a very preva- officers to some U . S. M arine tra in in g 

and 

len t m isapprehension, nam ely, th a t a j cam p.
trained voice is needed. This is not 
true— any girl who can carry a tune 
is eligible. Prof. Reed and Mrs. San­
der will do the rest.

R egistration 

is not necessary, a l­
though if there is room for a third of 
a course on your schedule any girl 
student may register and will receive 
credit.

The chorus meets regularly on 
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays 
at l l o ’clock in room 402, Main Build­
ing. Girls should waive all form ali­
ties and ceremonies and join the cho­
rus and do their bit. 
If any are busy 
at this hour notify the instructors and 
all will be provided for.

Only stu d en ts w ith Sophom ore r a t ­
ing o r b e tte r are eligible and have u n ­
til October 15.

BROTHER TO T 

SECRETARY KILLED

Killed in Last Big Drive— Re­
ceived ‘Croix de G u erre’ for 
B ravery Before D eath

stu d en ts 

M any U n iv ersity 

and 
frien d s join Mr. T. W. C u rrie, Y. Mv 
C. A. secretary , in bereaving th e death 
of his younger b ro th er, L ieut. M or­
gan C u rrie.

M organ C u rrie was a very popular 

FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 

TO CONTINUE NOW

Telegram From Washington at a Late Hour Yesterday Gave 
Desired Information to Athletic Council in Helping Them 
Make Their Decision— First Game to Be October 12 on 
'
Clark Field With S. A. M. 

TEXAS UNIVERSITY 
TRAINS 15,000 MEN 
YEARLY FOR ARMY

M ention M ade by th e B ureau 
of Public Inform ation a t 
W ashington, D. C.

NEW SCHEDULEFOR 
REST OF SEASON

I

Thanksgiving Gam e to Be W ith 
A. Sc M. on C lark Field— 
To Be Biggest Game.

V arsity’s football team will continue 
to play out its schedule this fall was 

the decision of the Athletic Council 
; held Friday noon following the receipt 
the National School Service of the above telegram from the War 

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Magazine, which is issued by the Bu- ~ 
reau of Public Information of the Depart“ ent <“ W ashington in regard
Government at W ashington, D. C., t0 S* A T * C- 8chools continuing to 
there is contained special mention of participate in intercollegiate games., 
i 
the U niversity of Texas for the work i The schedule for the rest of the sea- 
that that institution is doing in tr a in -1 
that the Athietic Council has every
ing young men for the army. One of 
these articles, published in the iaaue 
cf September 15, says*

reason to believe will be followed out 
is as follows:

“ W hen 

th e arm y needed black­
sm iths, ca rp en ters, ginsm iths, elec­
trician s, and bother special w orkers, 
the G overnm ent asked the schools to 
tra in them . U nder special co n tract, 
A m erican colleges, universities, and 
technical schools are providing tech­
nical tra in in g for one hundred and 
sixty 
from 
thousand enlisted men 
A pril IO, 1918, to J a n u a ry I, 1919. 
One hundred forty-seven institutions, 
rep resen tin g every sta te , are tra in in g 
men fo r th e W ar D epartm ent a t the 
ra te of 27,000 a m onth, under the su­
pervision of the com m ittee on educa­
tion and special tra in in g . The num ­
ber of men train e d a t each institution 
v aries from a m inim um of 300 to a 
m axim um of 15,000, th e dum ber to be 
train e d a t the U niversity of Texas. 
in stru ctio n and 
tra in in g provides the necessary tech­
nical p re p ara tio n fo r such w orkers as 
autom obile m echanics, blacksm iths, 
c a rp en ters, bench woodworkers, sheet 
m etal w orkers, gunsm iths, m achinists, 
g eneral m echanics, concrete w orkers, 
railro a d engineers and firemen, elec­
trician s, w ireless co nstructors, and 
w ireless o p erato rs.”

“ T he p ro g ram of 

, 

SOCIAL CALENDAR 
COMMITTEE NAMED 
FOR (TIMING YEAR

October 12— S. A. M. a t A ustin. 
October 19— R adio School a t A ustin. 
October 26— S outhw estern a t A us­

tin.

a t A ustin.

November 2— Rice a t Houston. 
November 9— Oklahom a A. and M. 

November 16— Open date.
November 23— S. M. U. a t A ustin. 
November 28— A. and M. a t A ustin. 
The above schedule will give the col­
lege students and men in the arm y 
schools a t least six more gam es here 
in A ustin in addition to the one w ith 
T. C. U. already played last S a tu r­
day. R earran g em en ts of schedules is 
going on a t a1! schools, hut it is ex­
pected th a t the final gam es as played 
will give some sem blance o f a series 
of 
to d eter­
intercollegiate contests 
mine a football cham pionship.

Football practice will continue and 
Coach Ju n ea u expects to get to g eth er 
a team th a t will give every contest­
a n t a h ard fight. The Southw estern 
C onference has asked for a m ail vote 
on the question of w hether tra n s fe rs 
It 
will be allowed to play football. 
is not yet known how this has been 
the event th a t they 
decided, but in 
a re allowed 
it is generally 
believed th a t the Longhorn team will 
be strengthened.

to play 

At least one cripple will probably be 
able to play in the gam e on S atu rd ay 
week. T illie Ferguson who is one of 
th e m ost dependable men in the back­
field and who has been out from in ­
ju rie s received in practice before th e 
in fine 
season opened 
shape and hopes to be out to practice 
again w ithin a few days.

is recovering 

M onday, Oct. 7, Last Day to Se­
cure D ate fo r Fall 
Term .

The men who are out for football 
will not be released from any m ilitary 
duties. Football practice will go on 
j in spare tim e when the men have n e 
: class work or m ilitary drill or o th er 
I duties. The D ar D epartm ent does not: 
I w ant the m ilitary or educational pro- 
j gram slackened up in the least for any 
Brown, secretary- I *tUflent activities or e x tra curriculum 
S tu d e n ts’ Associa j h

The New Social C alendar f o r this 
y ea r consists of D r. E. T. M iller, 
ch airm an , Mrs. C. K. Bell, assistan t 
dean of women. Miss M arg aret Mey­
ers, ch airm an of the w om an’s council 
and Wesley W. 
tre a s u re r, of the 
tion.

T his com m ittee receives all appli- wil1 

W esley W. Brown, secretary-treaa- 
er of the Students* Association an- 
unces a complete list of those offices 
ich are vacant and which must be j Major Cousins is expected to live.
ed in the coming election. The elec- 
n is to be held on October 15 and 
titions must be in the hands of the 
retary-treasurer by next Tuesday 
bt.
There are a number of vacant of- 
es in the several student-self-gov- 
aing bodies o f the U niversity. The 
women students to 
iction o f men 
these offices .o a question of great 
irtance to every student regis- 
;d in this institution, and should be 
Carded as such.

Major Cousins w as formerly a resi­
dent of Austin and before the war 
graduated from W est Point. He was 
assigned here soon after war w as de­
clared as Commandant of the Student 
Cadet Corps of the University, and 
became the first commandant of S. 
M. A. He received his promotion as 
major after being transferred from 
here to become commandant of H azel­
hurst Flying Field.

MEN TO PRACTICE

COACH JUNEAU ISSUES 
CALL FOR FOOTBALL 

»ere are three offices which are of 
ll importance to each department 
ce. Owing to the fact that J. A. 
rnes and W. C. Heare have failed 
[return, the presidency and vice- 
sidency, respectively, of the S tu ­
nts Association have been left va- 
W esley W. Brown, secretary- 
isurer, has returned for the year, 
jfhe office c f ed ito r o f / i e Longhorn 
[azine has been le ft vacant by Jack 
Bl.
Each stu d en t enrolled in the U ni- 
lity should cast his or h e r ballot 
ie election of these officers. F ifty 
cent of th e stu d en ts m u st vote 
lake the election legal.
E veryone is urged to be out so as to 
rn Academ ic C ouncilm an is to be! g et sta rte d because th e first gam e will 
ed by the men stu d en ts of the A c-, b e tom orrow a week w ith S. A. M 
ic D epartm ent. The qualification I 
m in e the selection of th is officer I 
a t he m ust be a senior. 
cm each of 
fo u r classes, j 
th e 
hm an, Sophom ore, Ju n io r and 
>r, of both the Academ ic and E n ­
d in g D e p artm en ts alike, th e re is 
elected a re p re se n ta tiv e to the 

Coach Ju n e a u issues a call fo r all 
m en who have been on th e football 
squad and all new men who wish to 
t r y out including tra n s f e rs from otlm r 
ineli­
colleges and u n iv ersities and 
gibles to m eet him fo r p ractice on 
C lark Field a t 4:30 p. rn. tom orrow 
(S a tu rd a y ) o r as soon as they can 
get th eve

ONE HUNDRED MEN 
INDUCTED INTO 

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S. A. T. C. DAILY

To D ate 334 A ssigned to B ar­
racks— No Cases of Spanish 
Influenza As Yet.

Lieut. T. L. Jones stated this morn­
ing that, ow ing to the slowness of the 
draft boards, only 334 men had been 
into the S. A. T. C. He 
inducted 
also stated th at the men are being in­
ducted at the rate of IOO per day.

As soon as each man is inducted, 
he is given an opportunity to sign up 
insurance after which his 
for his 
finger prints and other identification 
marks are taken and he is assigned to 
barracks. Then he is issued a cot, 
and bedding and given orders not to 
leave the campus and not to talk with 
any one not in the S. A. T. C. For 
the present tim e all the men will be 
fed at the S. M. A.

It has been rumored around the 
campus that taps will be blown at IO 
o’clock to give the men two hours 
study at night. This is not official 
and, until further notice, the schedule 
w ill remain as announced in the Texan 
w ith taps at 9:15.

Jents Assembly.
Ie Ju n io r, M iddle, and Senior L aw 
*s will each select th e ir own rep- 
itativ e assem blym an, while 
th e 
th is to be elected at large, from 
entire L aw D ep artm en t.

(Continued on Page 3.)

IRARY ENLARGED 
I DURING SUMME It

i|000 Volum es Now In th e 
i b r ary— Seven Floors in 
i l l - Inform ation Given.

ring the summer two new levels 
jors were added to the library 
room. There are now in the 
library about 132,000 volumes 

Kbuted as follow s: 
bor A. United States public doc- 
|ts; Floor B. Medicine, Engineer- 
A griculture, M anufactures, 600- 
p rt, Music, 700-790, Texas collec- 
Floor C. Foreign literature, 830- 
(Philology, 400-490, General sci- 
mathematics, natural sciences, 
)0; Floor D. Geography, History, 
DO; Floor E. Education, 370-379, 
literature, 
lean and English 
20; Floor F. Economics and so- 
ciences, 300-390; Floor G. Bibli- 
ihy, 010-090, Philosophy, IOO, Re- 
k 200, College Catalogs, 
addition to the Main Library col- 
there are scattered over the 
is departm ental libraries: Law 
in the Law Building, l|ig in e e r - 
irary in the Engineering Build- 
)tany, Zoology, Physics and Ger- 
libraries in the Main Building, 
lunicipal reference library in the 
?nt of B. H all. Anyone wishing 
[on these subjects should consult 
library 

in 
the Departmental 
than in the Main library.
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account of th e necessity o 
|n g a num ber o f classes off the 
the fa c u lt\ 
>us, m em bers of 
irged to begin and end th e ir 
ss prom ptly on the rin g in g of 
>ng. Five m inutes afford stu- 
ju st tim e enough to go from 

|la ss to an o th er.

F. W. GRAFF, 
tirman, Schedule Committee.

It was given out officially this morn

F ifty voices is the lim it for a single 
ing th a t th ere a re no cases of S pan- i ch o ru s; but th ere should be tw o such
ish Influenza in the S. A. T. C. Only | choruses in 
a few men a r e on th e sick list and I Riels, and get in the m usical gam e,
none of them have any serious a il­
m ents.

the 

U niversity. Come on

The men who are not yet eighteen 
and consequently unable to get into 
th e S. A. T. C. will be in a se p a ra te 
com pany un d er m ilitary drill and dis­
cipline. These men m u st fu rn ish th e ir 
own uniform s and q u a rte rs.

BEDICHEK ACCOMPANIES 
LIBERTY LOAN TRAIN 

DR. E. D. SHURTER 
HEAD OF VARSITY 
FOUR-MINUTE MEN

Students in Extem p. Speaking 
Classes W ill Be T rained As 
Soon As Necessary.

NO. 2 ON ITS TOUR

E. D. S h u rte r, Ph. B.. ch airm an of 
th e School o f Public S peaking, has 
been appointed chairm an of th e four- 
m inute men organization of th e U ni­
R. Bedichek, head of the Division of 
v ersity of T exas by W illiam H . Inger- 
! School In te re sts of th e E xtension De- 
soll, d irec to r of the Division o f F our- 
j p a rtm e n t of th e U niversity, is accom- 
M inute Men, Com m ittee on Public In 
! panving L ib erty Loan T ra in No. 2
is
form ation 
Jon its to u r o f the S ta te. T his tra in I planned to organize the stu d en ts tak-
left D allas on th e m orning of Septem - j ing th e course in ex tem p o rary speak-
b er 28 and its te rr ito r y includes m any I ing so th a t they will be qualified to
tow ns o f n o rth ea st T exas. O klahom a, 
serve as four-m inute men on call from
western Louisfana and central T exas., the government. T his work, there- is to come 
The tour will end on the evening of 
October 18. 

a t W ashington. 

It 

the en tran ce of 

< j a r and win approve all events 
the fall term .

student and athelete al A ustin College cations to r places on the social calen 
foi
the U nited 
before 
S ta te s into the w ar. H e w as a foot- 
ball s ta r and ca p ta in of 
team 
when he le ft school to atten d the sec­
ond officers 
tra in in g cam p a t Leon 
S prings. He w as commissioned and 
sent across shortly a fte rw a rd .

The new law says th at these appli 
cations must be 
ten days aftei 
in 
school begins, and the limit has beer, 
set for next Monday, October 7, at 
6:00 p. rn. A ballot box will be in the 
Several m onths ago he received the S tu d e n ts’ Association Room and every- 
desiring a date should attend to 

( roix de G uerre 

for b ra v e ry and 

th e 

was wounded at the same time. He this before it is too late, 
had ju st recovered from this wound I w h e n this application is made th< 
(late, and place should tx- stated. AH
and was back a t the front when the 
function- are restricted to F riday and
big drive s ta ite d . On the tw e lfth of 
S a tu rd a y nig hts and must close not 
Septem ber he was killed in action. 
His home is in Lott and his college ja t er than twelve n. rn., and no func- 
work was done in Austin College b u t tion is to exceed fifty ($50) •dollars. 
he leaves n um bers of friends here as Also no one club may have more than 
the
in other p a r ts of the state. 

o 
T O TEXA N S T A F F W O RK ERS. 
M any o f the re p o rte rs 

U w< events d u rin g cat te**m with 
. exception of *he Ge rm an club.
j A{ a iater Jate. the 

, rr u
the calendar will be announce!

eel -oci a I 
w ith a1!

on 
T exan staff have been falling dowm necessary inform ation. 
in covering th e ir assignm ents. As- 
If anyone should wish to see a copy 
signm ent sheets are posted a t d in n e r of the new laws governing student sp* 
b efore the day on which th e p a p e r cia! affairs, they may be obtained by
calling by the S tu d e n ts’ A ssociation 
Room and W esley Brown will gladly 
furnish the desired information.

out, and re p o rte rs should

fore, is planned to meet the needs of check and get thier 

re p o rts in by
I the Students’ Army Training Corps, tw elve o’clock for the day’s paper.

A c c e d in g to the new schedule T exaf
A and M* College on T hanks-
iving on Clark Field. This will be
aone of the big events in Southwestern 
collegiate sports, and will probably 
end Texas* season. As originally a r ­
ranged this game would have taken 
♦lace on November 19.

the men 

Strong contests are looked for when 
from 
the Longhorns meet 
Camp Mabry and the- Radio School. 
The latte r team is being coached by 
Lieut. C ram , while the auto men are 
being tutored by A. R. Holmes of the- 
W ar D epartm ent Commission 
on 
T ra in in g C am pA ctlvities.

M ILITA R Y NOTICE

All men whose names were not 
a called when they assembled by G. 
* HaH. Tuesday morning, will reno,*4 
4 there each succeeding morning at 
IO o’clock until their induction p a ­
pers have been received.

T. L. .JONES.

2nd Lieut. Inf., U. S. A. 

Asst. Personnel Adj.

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THE DAILY TEXAN

T k *^ *n tD «ii7P ob ii«tw " of*'« university training and benefits, th e causes o f th e present conflict, tamed for the » cia 
in the past the i s

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University of Texas. 

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Published every afternoon except Sun- have adopted the practice of able peace terms which our coun- ular official 

day during the college year on wrJting home every Sunday at try will insist upon. 

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Offices: University, Room 15.5, Main ^ave not written the first letter made we suggest that the De- all mem 
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Entered as second-class matter at the m ay. n o t know exactly what you to have this same course given th e r e s save 

do go at once Your parents partment of Extension arrange read these orders• «8 
 

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Postoffice at Austin, Texas, under 
the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879.

for mailing at special 
rate of postage provided for in Sec­
tion 1103, Act of October 3, 1917. 
Authorized September 24, 1918.

 
are learning when you study to anyone in the state who, un- trouble and the danger of cc
Analytic Geometry', War Aims, able to receive it here first hand, martial from failure to obey rn
or Calculus, but they will appre- desires to get this information itary rules. 
ciate your 
what you are studying. Let them 
know that you are attending
provided for each student through church, that you are in goon
the Student Activity Fee. 

Miss Frances Dohoney, soph- dent of the University, editor of
omore academ. from Paris has the Longhorn Magazine an
announced her candidacy for member of Sigma Delta Chi, non
fraternity is
F. Edward W alker.. . Editor-in-Chief program of work you ave un ^ gazine subject to the action of n o w city editor of the Tort
snecial Worth Record. Bercowich has
J. Turner Garner ..M anaging 
the student voters in the special Worth Record. Bercowich has 
W. C. Fancher 
election to take place Tuesday, had considerable experience on 
loth. Miss Dohoney papers'in the north and east, and
October 
..Vtof was a frequent contributor to while here in the University di 

health, and what activities or £ di‘“o“"~f the 1918-19 Longhorn orary journalistic 

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needless
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Editor dertaken outside of your studies. 

Henry Bercowich, former stu-

Subscription price $3.00 per year-

know on the war. 

letting them 

Business Manager

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Asst. Editor 
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TO BE ELECTED

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THE LETTER HOME.

Two representatives wpl be elected 
from the Education Department at 
large, each student registered in this 
department casting his vote for their 

the United States hopes to ac- 
c o m p l i s h through the winning of, WQUjd ^ave gaited this year’s
to
the war is of vital intern* and; monthly had he returned 
No student of the University importance to every citizen of schooi. Miss Dohoney further 
should neglect to write to his this country, and The Texan has the recommendation of the 
home folks regularly and often, feels that the University author- 0id members of the staff who 
T he tie of communication by let- ities made a wise move when a have returned, she having been 
ters will be of great benefit to course on the subject of the his- selected to act as temporary edi-
both parties. 
The boy who is tory and aims of the war was tor of the first number which
here away from home needs to introduced into the curriculum wm be issued about the fifteenth, 
rpppiv p thp l e t t e r s of encourage-'and made compulsory for all Miss Dohoney has had consid- 
those who have members of the S. A. T. C. who erable literary experience. She
from 
ment 
watched his 
its was a member of last year’s
studied 
development and had not already 
have planned with him his fu- equivalent in History, Govern- Texan staff and also a member of 
ture prosperity and well-being, ment Economics or Law courses. Scribblers,’ the honorary literary 
The girl who has never been1 Dr. Duncalf who has given society of the University. She 
from home before can courses in Medieval History here achieved the honor of making 
away 
make her parents feel much bet- for several years is in general, straight a s 
throughtout all of 
ter if she lets them know that charge of the course, and it is last year in all of her courses, 
she is well located under a help- understood that the lecture work and those in a position to know, 
ful and watchful supervision, will be given by a number of j predict that if she is elected she
have the right to vote in whatever <»<*- 
and that she is meeting many members of the faculty who are will edit one of the best Maga- partment 
in which they are regis-
partment 
in which they are regis- 
especially qualified along differ- zines possible under present war tered. and they have the; same rig h t; 
new friends and is happy. 
lawmen to elect officers to the assembly. 
Freshmen in particular should cast 
to ject.
many 
instances sacrificing 
Here- their votes for the officers for which
The future soldiers should by
or 
make the stay of their son or m e IUture sonnets sn v u iu u* 
make the stay of their son
they have the right to vote. This is
daughter here in the University all means want to know what aLer contain all t e 
in by
the firgt electjon participated 
possible. Maybe crops are bad they will be fighting for when sued by Captain Ozanne, com- tbe Freshmen, and each should mani-
fest enough interest in the student ac- 
but the folks are denying their they get 
tivities to cast his ballot.

and Charlotte Spence are n o t enrolled 
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io t h e University this year, there are 
two vacancies in the Womans Conn-1 ^
cit. These places are to be filled by
the vote of the women students at. 

The folks back home are in ent lines pertaining to the sub-: conditions. 

into the service, and mandant, or other military au-

The Graduate Department will elect 

By the new constitution, girls now 

Owing to the fact that Alta Heflin

one representative to the assembly.

The Daily Texan will

two assemblymen.

vote ui mc 

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U A M i l n

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D O H u S

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“Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning.”

One of the first things you’ll learn as a soldier, will 
b e promptness— not just getting there by the skin of 
vour teeth, but being ready and waiting at the minute 
set Excuses for being late won’t go. The old school’s 
a military post now, and to play the game you’ve got to
get up in the morning.

You won’t be able to oversleep when you have a Hall­
It’s a good timekeeper and a sure 
mark alarm clock. 
.You set it for the last minute you dare 
fire alarm. 
In the morning she opens up like a barrage. 
sleep. 
You can’t kid yourself and stick in the hay. 
It’s -an 
i n t e r m i t t e n t alarm— there is no peace until you get up 
and choke it. A big, fine-looking clock, 4 1-2 inch dial. 
The best alarm clock and the be^t value or. the mar­

ket, $3.00.

Carl Mayer Company

Tpwelers — Silversmiths — Diamond Merchants 
618 Congress Ave.
The Hallmark Store

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The day of the election has been set 
for October 15. All petitions of pro­
spective candidates must be signed 
and handed in to the secretary of the 
Students Association, Wesley Browm, 
by Tuesday night, October 8.

DR. PENICK ISSUES 

CALL FOR TENNIS 
PLAYERS TO WI

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each gtudent remember the date

At present there have been no for-
. j mal applications for any place on the 
A)j offlce3 are ope„, and ap­
 pe.
w „ ley Brown,

Only three men responded to the i 
for tennis practice yesterday; thati 
not surprising, however, as moat 
the men were confined in barracks i 
in drill. Tomorrow, Saturday, you 
be free from duty and can not 
the campus, so a large number she 
report on the courts at the nor ti 
corner of the campus. Come preps 
I to play. We ought to have sever 
pfficers_ and fifty per cent o{
good rounds. Dr. Penick will be
„ for ’the e’ass’officers The ^ rouT ' Ur* T " * Wm °*1
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1 —October 15— and that fifty per cent
must v#te f#f the

Each petition must be signed by 50 
students for the higher offices and 25
for those on the assembly except those vanfage 0f every opportunity to plt]|
Saturday will be the great day, esp
at large. 
cillay this Saturday as there is

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pect to play bills year tomorrow 
” 4:30 on the courts. This is peri* 
tennis weather and we should take

^prptarv-treasurer. 
later by the secretary-treasurer,

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Driskill Barber Shop men are anx- football ffame

ious to give you a hearty handshake

Students Save Your

Money

Buy All Your Books and School

Supplies at

Your Own Store

TH EIJNIYERSITY CO-OP

2210 GUADALUPE ST. 

Just west of the campus

This store is operated, not for private pro fit, but for the benefit and convenience of

th estudents of the University of Texas.

THE CD-OP SELLS

All college books 
The hest fountain pens 
All nerts of stationery 
All kinds of inks 
Pencils
College pennants 
Athletic goods 
Tennis balls 
Tennis rackets 
Tennis and gym shoes 
Book racks

Ink wells 
Pen holders
Typewriter ribbons
All sorts of erasers
Desk blotters
All the latest war books
College posters
Post Cards
All sorts of candies
Chewing gum
Pictures, framed & unframed

I Toilet soaps

Talcum powder
Shaving soap
Toothbrushes
College jewelry

j Kodak films
Hair brushes
Toilet water
I Ansco cameras
j Cutlery

In fact, the Co-Op sells about all that you will need, and sells it At just a little

more than co st”

Just West of the Campus 

THE CO-OP 

Opposite the Mam West Wail

2218 GUADALUPE

Groceries

 CLEANING and PRESSING
That wili please you.
H. R. DAVIS

I S M L av a ca S t. 

Phone 4051

STUDENTS WELCOME
THE ELLIOTTS 

814 Congress Ave.

T H E ST E L F O X CO. Inc,
FINE STRAP WATCHES

ALL MAKES 

PRICE AND QUALITY GUARANTEED.
614 CONGRESS

GAMMELL BOOK STORE

SOLDIERS AND STUDENTS ATTENTION
Free Reading Room for Soldiers and Students— 100,000 
volumes to select from.
GO TO GAMMELL BOOK STORE
911 CONGRESS AVE.

O PEN E V E R Y D A Y A N D N IG H T IN W E E K
U N IV ER SITY BO OKS, LAW BOOKS, ETC . M ILITARY BOOKS 
OF A L L K IN D S FOR SA L E 

L A R G E ST BOOK STO RE IN T E X A S

Faculty members and students who have not paid the 

Blanket Tax, kindly enclose check for $3.00 with your 

and S. Hospital.

order for the Texan.

All subscriptions MUST be paid in advance.

W. C. FANCHER, Business Manager,

Room 155, Main Bldg., from 2 :00 to 4 :00 daily.

SOCIETY

Miss Gertrude Pietsch is ill at the 

Miss Clara Low is ill a t Newman 

sanitarium.

Hall.

Clyde Wallace o f D allas was re- j 
cently commissioned as lieutenant a t j 
Fortress Monroe, Va.

Miss Sarah Lanham is ill at New­

man Hall.

M iss Edna Lovett, ’18, is teaching in 

T exark an a this year.

W. C. Ousley of the S. A. T. C. is 

ill.

Del Perkins ’14 o f Brownsville, was 
recently promoted to the rank o f m a­
jo r at Camp Gordon.

Among the summer weddings o f in­
is that of 
terest to V arsity people 
Lieut. Clarance Lohman and M iss 
Genevieve D ean, both of the c lass of 
’ 15. The m arriage took place in New 
York shortly before Lieut. Lohman 
sailed fo r France. M rs. Lohman is 
now engaged in Y. W. C. A. w ar work
Crozier Gowan, Louis Smythe, and 
yell leader Bill Collins are among the 
University students who have become 
victims cf the Spanish influenza.

Miss M argaret Bozeman was a 
guest at the K appa house during the 
past week.

Misses Henna Jelinek, Bess Brucks 
and Grace Kelley are ill a t Newman 
Hall with Spanish influenza.

Miss Celeste Brown a graduate of 
’16, and a popular Zeta is now doing 
government work in Washington.

Miss Helen Morgan is ill at the P. 

Miss Stella Warren has entered the 
University again after a year’s ab­
sence.

Miss Sarah Clapp, B. A. ’17, M. A. 
*18 is a t the head o f the English De­
partment at Milford Presbyterian Col­
lege this year.

M iss Annie Laurie Peak is ill with 

Spanish influenza.

Esther Pennington, Estelle Dye, and 
Lassie Fitch are ill a t Newman Hall.
Delta Sigm a Phi held initiation on 
Sunday night for the following men: 
W. Wallace Braden, Fred Harper, 
W. P. Nabors, Dewey Dalrymple, 
Gerald Dubose and McCullough.

Paul Hill Monroe a former student 
of T. C. U. has entered the Univer­
sity and has enlisted in the S. A. T. C.
Alpha Mu Zeta of Lambda Chi 
Alpha announce the pledging of Sam 
M cM urray of Dallas.

Elm a Thompson is im proving ra p ­

idly from his attack of influenza.

Charles J . Veltmann h as returned 
to the U niversity a fte r spending sev­
eral day s at his home in Bracketvilie.
the 
D elta Sigm a Phi announces 

pledging of Hugh McAmis.

SCHOOL OF MINES 
UNDER JM T . BEER

Lieut. Larson and 2nd Lieut. 
Krueger Assigned to As­
sist in Work There.

F irst Lieut. Gordon R. Beer, U. S. 
Army, has been detailed for duty as 
commanding officer of the Students’ 
Army Training Corps unit at the 
School of Mines of the University of 
Texas at El Paso. He will have on 
his staff F irst L ie u t Edwin Larson 
and Second Lieut. Milton A. Krueger. 
M ajor Walter Channing, Jr ., is com­
mandant of all the University S. A. 
T. C. units, including those of the 
Main University a t Austin, the med­
ical branch at Galveston and the 
School of Mines at E l Paso.
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Mr. D. A. Frank of St. Louis, one 
of V arsity’s most loyal alumni, spent 
his vacation in the summer camp of 
the S. A. T. C. at Camp Mabry. Mr. 
Frank enjoyed mixing with the boys 
of the present generation.

WOMAN’S ATHLETIC S. A. T. C. A SSIG N S 
COUNCIL MAP OUT 

THIRTY OFFICERS 
PLANS FOR YEAR TO BEGIN TEACHDK

New Sport* to Be Added—All Cant. O zan n e. Dr. VI 
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Women Students Eligible 
Athletic Night Oct. 12

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tactical officers and 

The Woman’s Athletic Council held 
J the first business meeting of the year 
Im portant plans fo r wo­
last night. 
men’s athletics 
fo r 1918-1919 were 
mapped out. A bureau of information

Assignm ents of about thirty officers 
to the Students’ Army Training Corps 
of the University o f Texas have beefi 
made. Most of these men will serve 
as
instructors,
will be conducted in the girls’ study while others are detailed to the sd- 
hall F d d ay and S atu rd ay morning, m inistrative branch of the corps. The 
The function of this bureau will be to staff a s now made up is as follow s: 
explain the requirem ents for T ’s in 
C aptain Porter L. Ozanne, com- 
every sport. T ables will also be ar- sa n d in g officer, collegiate Section A, 
ranged where g irls may sign up to j graduate of the Columbia Military
Academy at Columbia, Tenn. He wet 
work for T ’s in basketball, baseball, 
for three years first lieutenant of Co. 
tennis, swimming and walking. All 
F, F irst Tennessee Infantry. He hoe 
requirem ents have bWn definitely de­
been connected with the Air Service 
since A ugust 15, 1917. He arrived 
here from Camp Dick,_where he was 
second in command. Lieutenant A. H. 
Soper, a d ju tan t; Lieutenant L . R. 
Healey, officer in charge of the school 
departm ent; Lieutenant H. K. Bach- 
elder, tactical departm ent; Lieuten­
ant W. T. Dooley, supply officer; 
Lieutenant E. W. Garner, m ass offi­
cer; Lieutenant F . C. K rasek, post 
exchange; Lieutenant T. L . Jones, per­
sonnel adjutant.

termined fo r swimming, tennis, walk­
ing and baseball. B asketball plans 
will be made definite at the next coun­
cil meeting on Tuesday night. At this 
m eeting the possibility o f a regular 
team in field hockey and rowing will 
be investigated. 
I f local conditions 
prove practical T ’s will be given in 
these two sports also.

M iss Aden advises all girls inter­
ested 
in athletics to begin practice 
now, while the classes are open and 
the team s are being formed. B aseball 
is played in the woman’s gym nasium 
on T uesday and T h u rsday afternoons 
from four to five thirty. B asketball 
gam es are on M ondays, W ednesdays 
and F rid ay s from four to five. W alk­
ing squads leave the gym nasium at 
three on T uesday s, T hu rsdays, Wed­
nesdays 
Swimming 
c lasses are carried on at all hours of 
the day in the pool in the basement o f 
the W oman’s Building. They are open 
to ail women students. The Athletic 
Council is particularly interested in 
tennis this year a s definite plans have 
been made for an intercollegiate tour­
nament in the spring. Practice should 
begin at once.

and F rid ay s. 

Athletic night will be held on S a t ­
urday, October 12 at seven-thirty in 
the woman’s gm ynasium . A program 
c f entertainm ent is being worked out 
which gives promise of more than 
usual enthusiasm and pep. At this 
meeting class representatives to the j 
Athletic Council will be elected a n d ! 
I vacancies on the council filled. There J 
will be no athletic association fees this 
year. Every bona fide woman student | 
will be considered as a member and J 
will be entitled to a vote in business 
proceedings. Freshm en girls w’ho d e - 1 
sire to be sincerely a part of the 
school both in the spirit and the let­
ter should realize the value of school 
athletics now and m anifest their in ­
terest.

closed 

MORE ST U D E N T S R E G IST E R .
Although the regu lar days for the 
enrollment of students at the U niver­
sity 
registration 
Satu rd ay , 
may continue during all of this week 
it is announced. The fact that the 
Students’ Army T rain in g Corps by its 
I arm y, navy and m arine sections of 
fers an unusual opportunity for the 
training of men for these branches of 
m ilitary service is expected to draw 
a number of students to the U niver­
sity 
in addition to those who have 
already entered.

RED CROSS NEWS

Je ssie M ary Hill, Editor.

V O L U N T E E R S W A N TED .

The downtown chapter of the Red 
Cross has issued a call for volunteers 
to assist 
in the making of hospital 
garments for the soldiers now in the 
hospitals of Austin. The need is u r­
gent. anti any girl who can sew will 
he welcomed at the downtown head­
quarters. The demand for the hos­
pital garments is much greater than 
is hoped that a 
it 
the supply, and 
number of University girls will r e ­
spond to the call.

There 

for old 
is also a demand 
sheet*, outing flannel and any other 
white cotton m aterials that may be 
of use in the hospital during the pres­
ent epidemic. Contributions should be 
to downtown head­
carried or sent 
quarters.

The University branch is perfecting 
its organization for intensive and e f ­
ficient work during th** year .and the 
plans being worked out now include 
a system of weekly reports of the to­
tal amount of work done by the girls 
in each boarding house. The reports 
will be published in the Texan, and 
probably in one of the city papers.

The workroom in A Hall 

is open 
each day from 9 to 5. and instructors 
' will be present to direct the workers 
in them aking o f surgical dressings. ,

The officers in the tactical depart­
in charge of companies are: 
ment 
Lieutenant J . L. McClellan, comman­
der of Company A ; Lieutenant B . M. 
Price, commander of Company B ; 
Lieutenant W. A. Stoddard, command­
er of Company C ; Lieutenant Jak e 
Henry, J r ., commander of Company 
D.

The men named above have charge 
bf the adm inistrative work of the S tu ­
dents’ Arm y T rainin g Corps depart­
ment of the University under the di­
supervision of M ajor Walter 
rect 
Channing and President R. E. Vinson. 
Lieutenant D. C. Downs. U. S. M. C., 
is in command o f the marine corps 
section of the Students’ Army T rain ­
ing Corps.

E X T . D E P T . A F T E R S T A T IS T IC S .

Miss A m anda Stolzfus D irecting tho 
H ealth Cam paign.

M iss Am anda Stolzfus of the De­
partment o f Extension of the U niver­
sity, is m aking a tour of the public 
schools c f Bee county fo r the purpose 
of gath ering statistics concerning the 
health of the school children. This 
work is under the direction of the Fed­
eral Government. The method is to 
test the eyes, ears, nose, throat, lungs 
and heart of every school child. This 
testing 
is done by an experienced 
It was through M iss 
graduate nurse. 
Stolzfus’ efforts that the Government 
selected Bee county as one of the two 
counties in T exas where this work is 
to be started. The schools o f Bee 
county to be visited are the Papalote, 
Skidmore, Tinan, Bremer. Almos, 
Central, C la y v ille , Cadiz, Sid Sm ith, 
Viggo, Roesta, Caddish. Deaf Smith, 
O rangedale, Mineral, County Line, 
Monteola, Blancorina, and Beeville.

LAW C O U R SE S CO M BINED.

The combination of the senior law 
and middle law classes is one of the 
various changes caused by war condi­
tions. There are only fifteen regu ­
lar law students registered of whien 
but one is working for a degree. Tn 
order to “ H oovenze” on the faculty, 
then, 
taking 
s nior work. However, it is expected 
m at the 
junior work will be given 
ne xt year.

the middle 

laws are 

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As the sun rose this morning the 
t chairman of the Chapel committee 
4 started to morning prayers. 
It is 
♦ delightfully cool and bracing a* 
It is the hour of clam 
that hour. 
when one can get close to God and 
to nature and can have sweet com­
munion with his Maker. When the 
Chapel room was reached, it was ^ 
empty only for a few seconds. Be­
fore the exercises were over, there 
was a very respectable gathering 
of early worshipers. Now is the 
time to test your religi >n. t an you 
get up 15 minutes earlier? Possibly 
vou can not get breakfast until i 
In that ease, you can reach J 
T :‘70. 
Chapel before 
if closes. Try it t 
You will feel better for corning and ♦ 
you will help others to come. Es- * 
peeiallv should the old students who ♦ 
are leaders in Christian work at- t 
tend as an example to the new stu 
dents 
So fa r the reverse is true. 
So far. also, the educational lead­
ers have been conspicuous by their 
absence. Of all times this is the 
time to stand by your colors. No- 
>ody is willing to acknowledge t h a t ,, 
'-eligion or 
his fla g is yellow in 
patriotism. Tt is a religious duty 
to be patriotic in obedience to our 
country: 
it is no less a patriotic 
duty to our country to be religious 
and to nake self-der.ial for both.
Chan I is at 7:40 in room 158, 

Main Building.

 tariff

FOR MILITARY 
AND CIVILIANS

THE CLASSIEST 
SUITS MADE

NOTED LECTURERS 

COMING TO AUSTIN 

DURING THE WINTER

It is announced by W. D. Hornaday, 

chairman of the committee on public 

lectures, th at two lectures have been 

spontibk for their care sod installs- I T H

tkm. There are no charges for on- 
tries and no gate fees. 
If sny extra 
labor is required in making prepara­
tions for the fair the money is raised 
by subscription, by the proceeds of an 
entertainment, or by selling advertis- 
I ing space in the catalogues and pre­

mium Skis. Frequently a community 
"working bee" is organized to do the 
work, the young people of the^ school 
1 taking an active and refponsible p art. 
The fa ir is usually held on the school 
grounds, and if this space is not suffi- 
?ient additional adjoining land is re n t­
ed cr purchased. When the fair is 
over this land is cultivated and the in- 
s come derived therefrom added to the 

vhool treasury.

An interesting feature of the fair is 
sleds, 
the parade. Wheelbarrows, 
children’s play wagons, gocarts, p er­
ambulators. buggies, bicycles, 
farm 
wagons and automobiles are decorated 
with flowers, ccm . cane, cotton stalks 
etc., resulting in remarkably a ttr a c ­
tive flcats.

The best time to hold a school and
community fair is during the spring 
’f 
or autumn months— May or June 
the school is to receive the main con­
sideration; October or November if 
the farm crops are to be emphasized.

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ECONOMICS DEFT-

Due to a shortage of instructors in 
the Economics Department on account 
of their being employed in various 
services for the government, an i the 
need of those now at the University- 
devoting their time to the W ar Aims 
Courses for the Students’ Army T rain ­
ing Corps, a number of advanced 
courses in Economics will be dropped 
for the present session.

The Economic Department has lost 
instructors who are 
several valued 
now doing w ar work. Dr. Wolfe, who 
was head of the department is now 
chief of the bureau of research ami 
information in the division of indus­
trial relations of the Em ergency I lect 
Corporation. He is located rn Phila 
delphia and is devoting his time to 
such economic problems as the em­
ployment of women, and the causes of 
absences among the men engaged in 
ship-building.

Instructor E . S. Gregg, who is away 
on leave of absence is engaged in sta­
tistical work for the General Staff at 
Washington, with the rank of lieu­

tenant.

Among the former assistants who 
are employed in various w-ays, Miss 
Booth is in Washington doing govern­
ment work; Miss Pryor is now instruc­
tor in economics at V assar College; 
A. B. Cox is a t Wisconsin University 
and Mr. Shields is in the army. Miss 
is back a t the University 
W herry 
this year as assistant and Messrs 
Louis H exter and E . S. Hooper have 
been added to the department in the 
same capacity. Professor Handman
 
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COMMUNITY FAIRS 
: ENCOURAGED BY 

EXTENSON DEFT.

All School and Farm Interests 
Urged to Combine Efforts 
fo r Annual Exhibits.

b u l l e t in g i v e s p l a n s

Many S u c c e s s f u l F air* Already H e l d 
Aa Result o f Effort* o f 
University.

With 

the opening of 

in the rural communities cl 

the public 
schools of the State there is expected 
to be a revival of interest in the school 
and community fair? which for se’ - 
etal years have been successfully cor • 
ducted 
Texas. The University has issued a I 
to Organize and 
bulletin on “ How 
Conduct a School and Community 
Fair,'* in which Miss Amanda 
.Stolz
fus, lecturer on rural educa‘ ic*n in the 
Division of School Interests. Depart­
ment of Extension, gives valuable in­
formation and suggestions. 
In ex­
plaining the work of the community 
fair Miss Stolzfus says:

“ A school and community fair may 
be defined as a diminutive county fair 
with the questionable amusements and 
other commercial features omitted. Its 
competitive activities and exhibits 
moreover, are limited to a community I 
consisting of one or more school dis­
tricts, where people usually live and 
work under very similar conditions. 
For these reasons cooperation is facil­

itated.”

School and community fairs have 
been held a t Claude. W hitt, Pleasant 
Grove, Hempstead, Cline’s P rairie, 
Livingston, Harmony, Blue School. 
Tulets and Gainesville, where th e ir ; 
educational value has been much ap­
preciated.

HANCOCK
Opera House

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 

MONDAY AND TUESDAY 

MATINEE DAILY

THEDA BARA 
IN CLEOPATRA

ADMISSION: 35c. 

Matinee, 2 5c.

Same show last season was $1 .OO.

OFFICIAL NOTICES

T H E R E W IL L B E NO O PEN House 
this Saturday night as formerly 

A R T IL L E R Y P I R E — Students who 
are interested in artillery fire ara 
requested to meet in Room 157, Main 
i Building on F rid ay , October 4 at 8 

p. rn. 

ED W A RD L . DODD.

planned.

SO C IA L 

C H E M IS T R Y O N E ST U D EN TS 
have not ordered A lexander’s Smith’s 
A P P LIC A - Chemistry a t the Co-op. Do it today
a nd d e ^ site d I because a quiz will be given the third

She 

engaged for the season. One of these 
it Edward Howard Griggs, A. M., L. 
H. D., of New York, who will lecture 
In the organization of a school and 
here Jan u ary 20, on “The W ar and 
community fair the teacher r»ays a 
the Reconstruction of Democracy.” 
interests her 
prominent part. 
The second speaker to address the stu­
pupils in the proposed plans, which
dents of the University will be Isaac
F . Marcosson the noted war corre- the children in turn discuss with their 
spondent and author, who has been parents. 
In the cooperative effort of 
for the last three or four months in the teacher, the pupil and the patron 
studying eco- a successful working basis is estab- 
France and Holland 
-nomic and industrial conditions. He fished 
the 
will lecture here on March 8 on “The plans. There is a friendly rivalry in 
the matter of exhibits. A willingness
W ar and After.” 
There will be a meeting of the com- to help is expressed rather than the 
mittee on public 
lectures within the spirit to excel. The completed exhibi- 
next few days for the purpose of dis- tion represents the normal production 
cussing and possibly outlining 
the 0f the community. A committee looks 
c o u r s e of l e c t u r e to be given at the a fter the various exhibits, sees that 
they are properly prepared and is re-
University this year. 

the carrying out of 

for 

This p attern in fine, soft Rus­
sian C alf, $ 1 0 .0 0 .
In Cordovan L e a th e r, $14.00

Also P u ttees, Leggins, E tc.

Burt Shoe Co.

€ 0 6 Congress Ave.

w a s 

i n c h a r g e of the work undertaken * for the 80cial caiendar committee in d a y a f t e r the l^ K S a r r 

*

lions should be made and deposited 

arrive

thi» summer by the Carnegie Founds- j th(, |etMr box in the Students’ Asse 
tion on the question of the A m erican!-1 ciation Room not later 
zation of Im m igrant., and Professor j MomUy October 7 . 

<- he5n'5t' J 117J " ' 1 " J T l o m f l i r t 

than 6 :0 0 p. rn., day. 

° .c 

p « r H n r ?

w.th the Radto men. E. P . SCHOCH.

Miller, who is now head of the depart- should ^ made in 
ment, was employed in the latter part j 
of the summer in the investigation of 
the operation of the business income 
and excess profits taxes for the Amer­
ican Economic Association.

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should be made in accordance with the 
recent law of the Students' Assoria- 
A ca cia . 

a 
tion regulating social activities. 

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W F SI E Y W BROWN. 

am 
All applications
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pttcit
There will be a short call
R U S K ^ T h c re will be a short call
RUS
meet ng of the Rusk L iterary Society
*** Room 157 cf the Mmn Building at
7 :3 0 on Satu rd ay evening. 
There

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A new instructor, Miss E. Cham­
berlin, has been added to the depart­
ment. Miss Chamberlin is a graduate office Jn 
of Mt. Holyoke and has done several 
years of graduate work at Chicago.
She is conceded to be particularly well 
qualified to train young women for 
government work as she has been en­
gaged in doing statistical work for the 
United States Bureau of Labor at 
Washington.

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F A C U L T Y B U Y B O N D S .

P H Y S I C M E X A M IN A T IO N S FO R will be an informal program and dis- 
the Marine Branch cf the S. A. T . C. cussion of plans. New men are es-

will be held tomorrow afternoon in the racially invite .

the Library building between

P R E S ID E N T .

the hours of I and 3.

F O O T B A L L M EN — All men who
have been on football squad and all 
new men who wish to try out. includ­
ing transfers from other colleges and 
ineligibles will meet on Clark Field at 
4 :3 0 p. rn. or as soon as they can get 
there. 

W, J . J U N E A U .

Beginning Monday, the office hours 
cf Dr. Gilbert will be changed from 
8 :30 to 10:30 in place of the old hours 
of l l to I, on account of change of 
schedule. D r. S. N. Key will look 
a fter the ea r, nose and th roat depart­
ment. Dr. George N. Decherd will as­
sist in the U niversity work.

T h r e e P a r t i c u l a r G a r m e n t * H a r e A n E x t r a o r d i n a r y C a l l T h i s
S e a t o n :

NAVY TAILORED SUITS — T R IP L E T T E AND 
JERSEY FROCKS 

NAVY SUITS— The Style Leader*

The oast few da vs we received several shipments of the now 
popular Navy Tailored Suits, and visitors to the department 
tomorrow will have little trouble m a k i n g a m ost satisfactory 
selection. We have 
them of S e r g e , of G a b e r d i n e , B r o a d 
C l o t h * , T r i c o l i n e * , and others of the most fashionable ma­
terials.

Some marked as low as 5 2 5 . 0 0 , others from this price up to
$ 5 0 . 0 0 .

One of the largest and most up-to-date M I L L IN E R Y ST O C K S 
fo r your inspection, consisting o f every shape and coior 
in 
this 'season's styles— Materials consisting of beautiful Panne, 
Lyon’s and Chiffon Velvets, ail attractively trimmed— Hats 
,
fo r school, street, morning and afternoon affairs. 

$ 6 . 0 0 t o $ 1 8 . 5 0

FOR W A R TIM E CONSERVATION

Buy your G LO V ES for the service they will render. 
W e ar® exclusive agents in Austin for the celeb rate 
line of M arshall F ie ld ’s K id Gloves. 

,

FIELD ’S VIRGINIA

Ladies’ two-clasp, double draw, 
enb’d* Colors; White, sel f- sew n; 
B la c k , white s e w n; Wh ite, black 
sewn. Price per pair

$3.00

E L M I R E C A P E
An extra serviceable glove 
that answers her dress wea r 
as well as for motoring; in 
all the desirable shades, in- 
cludnig Khaki. Price per pr.
$2.50

All gloves fitted 
by an expert.

. .aXtL

A

J j

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CHAS. ROSNER

I h u o d a y TI
I J I P V C I

for 

receiving 

The Faculty Committee 

the 
Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign report 
the very best success, although at pres­
ent nothing definite can be given out 
in regard to the amount already sub­
scribed. Mr. Calhoun says that the 
the 
faculty members are 
committeemen with open arms, and 
that all persons on the pay roll of the 
University are gladly buying their 
bonds. No quota has been given the 
> U niversity for this campaign, but it 
is evident that as much, and prob­
ably more, will be subscribed as in the 
form er campaigns. So far only the 
faculty members are being solicited, 
but the students’ council will probably 
begin a campaign soon among the 
It is expected and hoped 
students. 
the students will respond as 
«th at 
cheerfully as heretofore.

COME INTO T H E Y. W. C. A. 
office and sign up for committee work 
any morning this week.

P R E S ID E N T .

Advertise in the D A IL Y T E X A N .

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See M. Silver at Driskill Barber 

Shop for a good shave.

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AN Y G IR L W IS H IN G to rent text- j 

books call at Y . W. C. A. office.

P R E S I D E N T

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Advertise in the D A IL Y T E X A N .

N IC E ROOMS and good board $17.50 
3t
per month. 200 WU 32d. Street. 

F O R R E N T — Two 

large connect’ '' 

down-stairs rocms, ensuite or sin- j 
gly. 
Ideal quarters for two or more 
gentlemen. Private bath, outside en 
trance, no children in family, b eau ti-j' 
ful location, convenient to University. , 
References. Apply 3100 Speedway 
or telephone 1680.

S E F our new fine of suitings cloth­
ing made to your measure. Hooverize 
and bring your old suit; have 
it 
cleaned, pressed, repaired, or altered 
(no delivery). 1610 Lavaca St. The I 
University Shop

FU R N IS H E D apartments and room- 
fo r rent with bleeping porches. Rea­
sonable rates. 
Phone 241 3.

2 1 1 0 Tom Green St.» 

F O R R E N T , with or without board.

nicely 

furnished 

rooms; modern i 
conveniences at 1934 San Antonio St. j 
Mrs. Sallie C. Wood, Phone 1385.

I W A N TED — A copy of Ogg’s “The 
I Government of Europe.” Phone 4363.

The Walter Tips Co.

J o b b e r s
AUTO ACCESSORIES AND HARDWARE
A com p lete line of accessories for the auto carried at
all times
Burd High Compression Rings.
— “ 

A tw ater-K ent Ignition Systems

W R IT E FOR CATALO G UE

WHEN

Your Clothes Are Dirty 

REMEMBER
Driskill Hotel Laundry
Phone 4-4-4

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

I have paid the Blanket T ax and you a re hereby notified

to send my Texan and M agazine to

N a m e ........................................................................................

Address................................................................................

STUDENTS URGED TO TRY OUT FOR PLACES ON 

TEXAN STAFF.

There are a large number c f vacancies on T h e Daily Texan staff 
for 1918-19. The Texan is the student paper, and as such is patron­
ized, and issued by the student body. Membership on the staff is open to 
any student in the University who has enough interest to try out. and 
become elected to the staff. Those students with journalistic experience, 
or an ability to write at all fluently, should have an easy chance to 
make the staff, while anyone with even mediocre talent and a willing­
ness to work has a chance to make the staff. The editor-in-chief and 
managing editor will be in the Texan Office, first floor Main Building, 
at regular hour? from Monday on. 
If you are interested in w o r k in g 
in college journalism while in the University, please call around at the 
office at once.

T H E T EX A N