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

VOL. XVIII.

AUSTIN, TEXAS, SUN )AY, MARCH 31, 1918

No. 136

RADIO SCHOOL TO 
START WITH 
IOO 
SIGNAL CORPS MEN

FROSH SPEAKERS 

! WHOLE SCHOOL TO
READY FOR FRAYj PARADE FOR THIRD
LOAN APRIL SIXTH

MEN’S GLEE CLUB 

PRESENTS SPRING 

CONCERT APRIL 6 

REVIVALS CLOSE 
AT EASTER CHURCH 
SERVICES TODAY

DISCHMEN START 
ON INITIAL T R I P 
LOADED FOR BEAR

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All Classes Dismissed 

Saturday Performance Given to Students and Special Music and Speakers at All Coach Predicts Hard Game With Bay

Afternoon—University Unit to 
March in Five Sections.

Austin Public Will Have Many 
Features.

Churches— Glee Club at Methodist 
in the Morning.

lor— Fifteen Men WTill 
Make the Trip.

Troops Arrive From Ellington Field, 
Houston, and Are Quartered in 
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Contests for E. P. W ilmot Prize Will
Meet N e x t Tuesday 
N ig h t.

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In accordance w ith traditions of the
University, the F r e s h m a n orators will
clash on T u esd a y n ig h t, April 2, for 

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battalion, 

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of a Radio School tbe 

That all of the rum ors regarding 

Half holiday in all departm ents o f. 

The soldiers are enlisted men in the 
the United S tates 

fully demon- a for jn ^ e F r e s h m a n class. 

the establishm ent 
for the training of Government troops p r j7e bas been g jveo by Dr. Wilmot day, April G, when the whole 
as a branch of the University were not for several y e a rs back to the best or- wijj 
mere speculation was 
strafed when slightly over one hun-
dred men arrived S atu rday morning. 
J hey were immediately quartered in 
University Hall, the men’s dormitory. Tpen men are to be contestants in this O fficers’ Training Corps 
ll is understood th a t the work of the 
school will begin in ea rnest Monday s jx minutes on a subject selected by 
morning, but in the absence of Dr. himself. On the n ig h t of the contest, “ 
Vinson no definite plans are known. 

,W. E, Metzenthin All payers of the ings which have 

the judges will annou nce the winner. versity division, which will be 

Parade in the Urn- blanket tax win be a d m itted by show- throughout the 

in 
As a m a t t e r o f explanation, the en- charge of Dr. F. W .Simonds of the 

(Arrangements for the last concert Today m arks the beginning of the
prize. This the University will be observed Satur- of the University Glee Club in Austin 1 changing of time by moving the clock
school for the year have l)een completed and up one hour. L ast nig h t a t 12 o’clock
the date has been set for S aturday all the clocks over the United S tates
take 
| night, April 6th, the place to be the were moved up one hour in order to
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This is the fin a l contest, following A ei y 
diversity of- men’s gymnasium on Speedway. A save fuel. The church services will 
a prelim inary on M arch 22, in which B ceis and faculty, Red Cross girls, complete program quite sim ilar to the begin a t their usual time, with clocks
about five e n t r a n t s vvere weeded out. and other girl students, the Reserve one which received a g re a t ovation on moved up so th a t the services a t l l
the recent North Texas tour will be oVloek will really be a t IO o’clock. To­
final. Each m an is perm itted to use and the University Ladies’ Club will 'Klven under thfl direction of Professor day, E a s te r Sunday, the revival meet-
in progress
city will be 
ing their ticket books or receipts a t brought to a close. The services on
the door and paying a war tax of five this im po rtan t Sabbath promise to be
faculty. cents. Others will be admitted by especially good, and the students are
leave Pa YinR fifty cents. Seats in the cen- urged to attend he one of th eir choice.
Rev. Paul B. Bern of Dallas, a t the
I. a . A lex a n d er of La Grange, on the lower p a r t of Congress Avenue, 1 A Picked team of tw enty from the University Methodist Church, and Rev.
Yesterday afternoon the coach put 
take its position on one of the side Glee Club will p resent the program . Jam es Bardie of Taylor a t the Uni-
the entire squad through a s tiff worlc-
streets, and assume its place in the Dn the Varsity q u a rte t 
offer
out. The men came out of the White
 
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general parade in the following order, f ‘rs t tenor; Donald Lee Joseph, sec- good sermons to the students. The Sox m assacre humbled, but wiser ball
f>rst tenor; Donald Lee Joseph, sec- good sermons to the students. The
general parade in the following order, 
tenor; Glenn Wilson, baritone, University Glee Club will sing a t the ' players. The Longhorn mentor was
The extrem ely fo rtun ate in being able to
program s are as follows: put his men to such a test a t this stage
f . N. S im pso n, on “ German In- Dr. J. L. Henderson; Red Cross girls, went players are led by H atcher Pick- 
F rid ay ’s game,
leader, Elise Bumpass; other girls of ens, and consists of Pickens, Brown, 
leader, Charlotte and Hester, mandolin, and Angly and n er of 24th and Guadalupe, Rev. A. some one or two elements in Disch’s
the University, 
Spence; R. (). T. C. battalion, leaders, Wilson, guitars. 
Solo numbers are F ra n k Smith pastor. Sunday School machine did not exactly crack under
General Hare and Mr. Taylor; Uni- e iven by Donald Lee Joseph, Billy Al- a t 9:30 a t the Y. M. C. A.; Rev. Kerns the s train , but they did not show the
the men a t this hour; ' stren gth th a t was expected of them.
service a t l l o’clock by Rev. Paul B. The game with the White Sox has giv-
The feature of the performance is Kerns, “ The Divine R edeem er;” a t en the coach a good idea of w hat his 

Monday morning a t IO Coach Disch 
and his crew of ball-tossers will leave 
for Waco, where they 
are to cross 
bats with the Baylor Bears, r e tu r n ­
ing to Austin Tuesday night. 
The 
Longhorns can be none too sure of 
annexing both games. 
The Baylor 
team was defeated twice recently by 
A k M. Coach Disch has said th a t 
it is much easier to beat a team a f te r 
it has won two gam es than afte r it has 
lost two. Hence, it is expected th a t 
to extend 
the Longhorns will have 
themselves 
to duplicate the A ggies’ 
two tricks. F urtherm ore, the Disch- 
men appear to have run into a battin g 
slump in the past week.

on versity Ladies’ Club, leader, Mrs. E. len> the nottd blind baritone; William will address 

leader, and Elledge, bass. The strin g instru- U niversity Methodist Church. 

j oe Spence of Dallas, on “ Worn- under the various unit leaders: Uni- ond 

are Briggs, versity P resbyterian Church, 
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University Methodist Church, cor- of the season. 

the campus at 3 p. rn. and march to ter of the 

in Houston, Texas. They are 0f speaking: 

Signal 
tran ts, th e ir hom es, and their topic 
Army. They all came from Ellington m ight be s ta te d below in their order 
Field 
tak in g their meals at the S. M. A. 
m ess h a l i b u t it is undeistood th a t as 
the school develops, a rra n g e m e n ts fo r 2. Milton F. L in g of San Antonio, 
feeding the men on the campus vvill on “ F rance and A m e ric a .” 
be made. 
Building is being conv et ted into addi- an and W a r.” 
tional hut lacks. 
nouncement from F. W. G raff, most trig u r for P eace.” 
of the Engineering Building will be ( 5 Henry N. H erndo n of San An- 
used tut institution. 
was used for class-rooms in the R a­
dio School which was recently con­
ducted here .will also be used.

6. S. P. Eddins of Texarkana. 
7. Albert G r a y of Kirkland, 

K Hall, which tonio, on “ Woe in B elgium .” 

‘‘I Am an A m e r ic a n .” 
8. Sam A cheson 

On Monday work will be begun on

Briggs, and A rth u r H. Deen. 

The University section will 

versity officers and faculty 

J he basement of the Law 

in his official notice 

“The National F l a g . ” 

wil1 be reserved. 

of Trinity, on 

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entire 

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C. H. Bantel. 

Dr. Vinson, 

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to be located a t ^ Death of L a f a y e tt e .” 

I he work will be rush- j () 

the 
Camp Mabry. 
e l as speedily as possible. When “ An Answer to L a f o le tte .” 
sufhc ie ntly completed, S. M. A. will 
move there from the present quarters, las on “The P a c ifis t and the W ar.” 
I he Radio School will then be housed Much interest, a s heretofore, is ex- showing last year in the firs t loyalty The scene is laid on the fifth floor of Jopling, pastor.
in the present S. M. A. plant.

his or her p a r t towards making this aru portrayed by Messrs. Briggs, Du- 
The whole Glee 

urges everyone entitled An A ct of up-to-Date Grand 7:30, “ The Christian C hallenge;” spe- men are capable of doing under fire.
Coach
Club; Epworth League at 6 :45. Disch is fo rtu n a te in having two com-
P resbyterian Church, plete team s of about equal ability. As

on connected with the University to do Opera,” and the principal characters cial program by the University Glee The test came opportunely. 

! success. The University made a fine Club comes in on 

10. Max J. R osenfield, Jr., of Dal- second “ loyalty” parade a complete Pree, and Wilson. 

the chorus parts, back of the Y. M. C. A., Rev. R. W. a result, when any player slackens his

Sunday school a t pace he will probably lose his place. 

published herewith, 

j udson F r a n c is 

of Austin, 

University 

petted to be show n on the occasion of 
this contest

Hushed Campus

Awaits April I

SE N IO R S G I V E N LAST 

O P P O R T U N IT Y TO TAKE 

L A N G U A G E EXAM S

of 

the 

student 

break out a t 9:30 a t the church; service a t l l by | The Aggies have started th eir sea-
body night. Some of th Glee t lub mem- Rev. Jam es Hardie of Taylor, and a t son with a rush, having fo ur victories
j to their credit in the Conference race,
than ever should be made. 
University B aptist Church, Nueces, two over Baylor and two over T. C. U. 
reviewing stand a t Tenth and ognition. Kimonas and other femi- between 22nd and 23rd, Rev. Charles Texas has not yet scratched, since the
to promi- Maddry, pastor. Sunday School for gam es with Howard Payne are not

parade, and now' with the increased or- a hotel, when a 
ganization 
through the R. 0 . T. C., a better show- bers take the p a r t of women guests, 8 ; Christian Endeavor a t 7. 
ing 
the 
Congress Avenue will be Governor nine attributes belonging 
Hobby, Mayor A. P. Wooldridge, Dr. nent co-eds around 

th e campus a re men and women a t the Y. M. C. A. a t counted.

In and in their make-ups they defy rec- 

fire 

All the fam ily skeletons have been the foreign la n g u a g e requirem ent 

for ant^ Major B. K. Yount, commandant Briggs, W illiam Dupree, 

a t S. M. A.

and Glenn Wealth of the Soul in C h ris t;” a t 7:30, 
Wilson in their respective roles is very “ W h a t Think Ye of C h ris t;” B. Y. P.

Final e x a m n ia tio n s 

for satisfying 

^ *nson> General W. H. Stacy, used. 

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solo work of William 9:30; service a t 

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o’clock, “The j 

safely hidden for m any weeks; every the b. A. deg ree fr o m the University 
vestige of p artic u la r personal r e p u t a - , wjH [)e g jven on A p ril 4, 5 and 6 by the 
tion has entirely disappeared from the foreign lang u ag e com m ittee, of which 
cam pus; old offenders walk circum- Miss L. M. Casis is cha irm an. All Se-
spectly the s tra ig h t and narrow cam- niors who have n o t alerad y complied
pus trails; many buzzards, even, have ( with the re q u ire m e n t wil lhave to take 
ceased to “ b u z z a rd ,’ a t least in the tinem a t this tim e. 
Ju n io rs are also 
more concentrated m anner. There is allowed to ta k e t h e examinations at
a positive dirth of delicious scandal. 
time by m a k i n g arrangem ents 
this 
All tongues are carefully guarded, and 
with the com m ittee. 
The examina­
every action is censored and camou-
tions given la s t t h r e e hour.; and are
flaged. But why this atm osphere of given to test th e s t u d e n t knowledge 
the fa in t rustling of w ings? Because j of any p a r tic u la r 
som ething is about to happen about! 
which everybody 
am! yet nobody knows anything. 

] n order to be ab le to take the ex- 
knows everything, amination each s t u d e n t m ust apply be­
| forehand to Miss C asis in room 201 of 
One day out of every year Varsity (the Main Building. Such application 
takes off her 
glasses, and can be made this w eek a tthe follow- 
rubs her camouflaged eyes, and sees ing times: M onday, 10-11; Tuesday,
herself as others see her. Then every 
stude and prof searches diligently fo r ; 12-1 ; 
the ••bean" (or has 

9-10; W ednesday, 11-1 2; 

it maliciously aud 12-1. 

language, 

colored 

Following the parade, an intensive characteristic, 

cam paign will be waged in University 

circles under the direction of Dea" T. ORATORS SELECTED

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t a y l o r of the faculty and the v a ­
rious student committees already a n ­
nounced, and an e ffo rt will be made 
to reach everyone connected with the 
University.

TEXAS CITIES MUST

Ccrenbleth and Blalock Go to Brown­
wood and Belton, Re­
spectively.

In 

the elimination prelim inary 

U. a t 6:30.
J University Catholic Church, corner 
of 21st and Guadalupe, F a t h e r Ross, 
pasto r 
F irs t mass a t 7; second mass 
a t IO; Sunday School a t 9:15; evening 
service a t 8.
j University Episcopal Church, cor­
ner 27th and Whitis Avenue, Rev. G.
W. R. Cadman, rector. E arly service 
to a t 7;30. Sunday Schoo| a t 9;30; m orn_

ENFORCE LOYALTY , Corenbleth was chosen 

to represent 

I Varsity a t the main

contest to be 21st 

University Bible Chair, corner of
and University Avenue, Dr.

Annual Banquet at N ext Regular 

Meeting—Committees Appointed 

the State Oratorical Contest, Emil ing service a t l l ; evening service a t 8.

l ’axton Points Out .hat Other Cities held 

All Over Country Are Enacting 

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The preliminary was held a t the be- dents cordial)y invited.

a t 9:40 on an L a s te r theme. All sty-

ginning of the week and five men par- 

Church of Christ, corner of 19th

Brownwood 

on April the 19th. 

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lecutUrer' 

^ , cture

Two New Members.

Fourteen players and M anag er Al-
fred E. DeViney will accompany Coach
Disch to Waco. The rem aining men 
of the squad will work out on Clark 
Field Monday and Tuesday. 
Those 
m aking the trip are: H art, M urray,
Thomas, Falk, Gillett, Barry, McCul­
lough, Greer, Beall, D. English, W. 
English, Ross, Collins or Williams, Bo- 
lanz or Robertson.

PRE-MEDICS MEET

Texas Pre-Medical students m et 
last Thursday night in the Y. M. C. 
A. and enjoyed themselves fo r a short 
while. A very good attendance was 
present. 
I t was decided to have the 
re g u la r annual banquet a t the n ext 
regular meeting, and a t once a com­
the president, 
mittee, composed 
C ranberry, Mrs. Marshall, and Miss 
Brooks, was appointed to a rra n g e for 
same.

of 

Friday, 12-1, an d S atu rd ay 9-10 U niversity of Texas says 

S ecretary E T Paxton of the Bu 

Thursday, 1 re au of Municipal Research of 

ticiPated> 
the time, won 

Jack Blalock, a t the same and University Avenue, Rev. W. M.
represent the Davis, pastor. Sunday School a t IO;
the rig ht 1° 
th a t many ! University a t the Peace Prise Contest services a t 11 and 8; p ra y e r meetinK

|cities in the United States have passed to be held in Belton, April 15th. 

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S E N IO R P I C N I C MONDAY. 

These same men, Corenbieth and
^ .s lo y a ! acts and u tte ra n c e s These BIa!ock, will raeet ; he University of

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p a r t y wh,ch was the “ Loyalty Bills" which m any of the tives on A n 9.,nd Koth 1 

won 

oidinances are on the sam e order as T uiane jn the House of Retirement*

WOMAN’S BLDG. HAS 
26 ON HONOR ROLL

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The unrepeatable is planned by the S enio rs fo r the winter sta te Legislatures have passed. M

sity ’s history
revealed; and everybody grins sheep- term, a picnic will be given Monday Paxton says th a t no city in Texas has 
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g ra d u a tin g class, yet passed an ordinance of this kind, 
ishly, b u t incidentally 
the
new leaf. 
But this is a w ar year. Things a re made a t 6 o’clock fr o m the car shed, m a tte r of food conservation, Mr. Pax- 

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turns over a afternoon by 
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grounds will be Texas cities are also behind 

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affec t this d e e p -j nounces. T h irty -fiv e cents each has 

different. And the one big question Every Senior who e x p e cts to go must ton says.
says.
on the campus now is: Will the war, sign up by 4:30, t h e committee an- 
does the war dare, 
rooted custom 
even Kaiser Bill a rig h t to touch even 
remotely this deep-dyed tradition of 
U. of T. ?

in alm ost every other S tate cities
have passed ordinances affixing pen-
H as been assesseed f o r an elaborate spread alties upon the consumer who fails to
In Texas,
I where no such ordinances have been
The blanks f o r s ig n in g up may be passed, the consumer himself is lia-
It is true th at the

of browed s teak , b u n s , pickles, and observe the 
cakes. 

of V a rsity ’s. 

laws. 

food 

found on the w e s t end bulletin board hie to no penalty. 
in the Main B uildin g and in the L i - 'c a te re r who violates the food laws
brary. The c o m m itte e is very desir-

is
liable to have his license revoked, but

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and are expected to come
honors in this intercollegiate debate. 

d e b a tm f contest’ ™

o ff w jtb tbe Thirty-Three Per Cent of Dormitory

Girls Are I laced on Benny s
High Grade List.

the 

During 

session, an 
am endm ent was 
to elect 
officers for each term , instead of h av­
ing only one set of officers for the
per cent of whole year. The am endm ent was re ­
the W om an’s Building Ported on favorably, and will be acted

introduced 

business 

cannot 

individual consumer 

duty in these m atters. I 

be More than th irty -th ree 

Paxton things th a t the the girls 

the 
touched. Mr. 
in 
cities of Texas should aw ake and do m ade honor roll grades in the w i n t e r , 011 a * tbe next meeting.
their patriotic 
With this end in view, the bureau is
drawing up an ordinance on each one ally achieved Dean Benny’s roll, while 
of these two measures, and it will be several others in other departm ents of j Donaldson, which was 
glad to furnish them to the officials of the University made the high aver- muc^
any city for the asking. 
completed in a few days. 

I hey will be ages, although not on the honor list.
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term. Twenty-six of the girls actu- 'follows-

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I The program fo r the evening was as

I, Dietetics, by Miss Elizabeth
enjoyed very 

t h a t 

it will 

FLOCK OF P L A N E S IN AUSTIN.

There are those who affirm that, 
come w hat may, 
happen; 
there are those who whisper all sorts 
of diabolical and direful results which ous of a r e p re s e n ta tiv e attendance, 
are rum ored to be the penalty if it 
does happen; there are those who, re- 
memberirig secret slips, hope intense­
ly 
it ca n ’t happen; there are 
those who know it won’t come; there 
are those who a re 
it will
come, and still, everybody wonders if, 
by any grim and cruel chance, the 
Blunderbuss will fail to ap p e ar on All 
Fools’ Day?

formation were noticed 
town 
parently they had come from San An- 
tonio flying fields. T h ey made t h e , 
usual stop a t th e la n d in g place near 
St. Edwards’ College an d the b ird m en ; 
were served th e c u s to m a ry refresh­
ments by Austin society buds and 
matrons.

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SCIENCE CLUB MEETING.

positive 

The University Science Club has its 
re g u la r monthly m eeting Monday 
night a t the University Club house. 
J. U. Y'arbroug’n will present a p a p e r 
on “ The Delayed Reaction Method.” 
This club is composed of a num ber of 
the professors and leading educational 
men of Austin. Various scientific sub­
and discussed 
presented 
jects a re 
a t the re g u la r 
to time 
from time 
monthly meeetings. 
The m eeting
Monday n ig h t will begin a t 8 o’clock.

WILSON APPO IN TS HUTCHESON.

Mr. J. A. H utcheson, Texas-ex, 1900, 
has been recntly a p p o in ted to the of­
fice of United S ta t e s District Judge 
for 
the Southern D is tric t of Texas. 
President Wilson m a d e this appoint­
ment public y e s te r d a y , to take effect 
is a 
immediately. Mr. Hutcheson 
brother-in-law of Dr. E. C. Barker of 
the University.

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NOTICE.

In order th a t the students and faculty may t^ike p a rt in 
the Third Liberty Loan Parade, on Saturday, April 6, 
all afternoon classes will be suspended on the day indi­
cated. The University section, under the m arshalship 
of Professor F. W. Simonds, will leave the campus a t 3 
p. rn., march to the lower part of the Avenue, take its po­
sition on one of the side streets, and assume its place in 
the general parade, in the following order:

Red Cross girls.
Other girls 
R. O. T. C. battalion.
University Ladies’ Club.

I. University officers and faculty.
2.
3.
4.
5.
I sincerely hope th a t the organizations indicated will 
cordially co-operate, and again demonstrate the Univer­
sity’s loyalty to the nation.

ROBERT E. VINSON, 

President.

2. Clarinet solo, Mr. Seiser.
3. A sho rt talk on “ Mumps,” by 
Richard Grandberry. Several in terest­
ing points were 
b ro ugh t out about 
this subject which has affected so 
many students lately.

ing all A ’s were W om an’s Building 
girls, and one girl made 6 A ’s. This 
is an increase over the fall term rec­
ord.

left 

HELP GIRLS SAVE TIME.

Two new members were received 
into the society, who were Miss V ir­
ginia Hale and Miss Virginia Weaver.

in connection with the Food They have placed 

One of the girls, Miss Ruth Stock­
ing, whose name appeared on the hon­
the 
or roll fo r the* p a st term , 
University last week to go to W ash­
ington, where she 
has accepted a 
Government position. She was a Se­
Filled with the desire of conserva­
nior in the University, and an a s sist­
tion of time some girls have s tarted 
a n t in Mathematics. She will work
a move to secure a mechanical pencil 
in the United States Bureau of Sta-1 sh arp en er fo r the Girls’ Study Hall, 
tisties, 
several contribu- 
Adm inistration, 
was chose tor the position because of each b earing a sign 
her qualifications in mathem atics. 

requesting the 
| passers-by to drop their small change 
to­
tal City, but she will probably receive eated in the Co-op Building and a t 
her degree 
r e - 1 the Main Building branch, and a t va- 
mainder of her work by correspond- 1 rious places in the study hall itself, 
When a Texan repo rter examined the
enee. 
also quite a contents of one of the boxes S atu rd ay 
the larg e r he found th a t it contained a ru s ty nail
as well as a paper clip.’

in Washingon. She J tion boxes around the Main Building, 

Miss Stocking was 
prom inent student in all 
activities of Varsity.

She left immediately for the Capi- (and pennies 

therein. These are 

anyway doing 

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th e A ct of C ongress, M a rc h 3, 1879.

S u b scrip tio n price $2.50 p e r y e a r — 
provided f * r each s tu d e n t th r o u g h 
th e S tu d e n t A c tiv ity fee.

S ilas B. R a g s d a l e 
E d ito r-in -C h ie f
F. E d w a rd W alk e r, M a n a g in g E d ito r

O ffices: U n iv ersity , Room 155, Main
Building, T elepho ne 3149. 
Down 
T ow n, 204 W. S ix th St., T elephone 
489.

Is s u e E d ito r f o r T o d a y :
F. E D W A R D W A L K E R
Ja c k B e a l l ..................... A sso c ia te E d ito r
R eporters.

Irv in Cornwell 
O s c a r M yres 
Sco tt A nd e rso n 
Mildred P a x to n Mab H a r r is o n
F r a n k R. Bass.

E th e l W in n ifo rd
Ben P r i m e r
P a u lin e W h e r r y

BROMIDIC DUTIES.

If the editor of 

the student 
paper did not occasionally take 
it upon himself to reform the 
mass of young people in school 
the action of the 
to change 
faculty or some other autocratic 
sub-organization, he would be 
scorned and scoffed as a namby 
pain by, willy-nilly ing nonentity 
without a backbone. 
And his 
immense stipend would not be 
forthcoming when he called for 
-;t— simply because the students 
would rebel at 
reim bursing a 
jellyfish for his spineless work. 
So from time to time, when we 
jut into trite subjects, close your 
eyes, swallow your medicine, re­
membering all the time th a t if 
we are to hold the right to punch 
the worn-out keys on this type­
writer we must write w hat our 
predecessors have w ritten a t va­
rious times.

And with th a t lengthy intro­
duction we will say beware of the 
spring— beware of the effects of 
sunshine and 
the rejuvenated 
the budding 
and poets. 
trees 
And the moon—take g reat care 
th at this heavenly headlight does 
to light­
not turn your mind 
headed things. And the call of 
creeks, the lure of the woodland, 
the cry of the m ountains—all 
these m ust be heard with due 
forethought because 
care and 
oftentimes dire 
supple­
ment such voices.

reults 

Do not allow anything to turn 
your attention away from your 
year, ju s t 
school work. Last 
about the time spring broke out, 
war did likewise, and the entire 
student body had the best alibi 
in the world. The faculty never 
had to 
the general 
prevalence of a tendency to quit 
working by allowing us to drop 
a course and yet 
receive full 
credit. But from all appearan­
ces, is seeems th a t no such god­
send will be ours this year.

recognize 

So 

it behooves “each and 
every” to crack books with due 
regularity and persistence. War, 
supposedly, is an old th in g now, 
and we are not to let it mislead 
is cer­
our thoughts. 
tainly as traditional, and here, 
too, it is unlikely th a t any mercy 
will be shown us if we try to pre­
sent its coming as an excuse for 
non-action.

Spring 

Remember the 

June finals— 
and bone occasionally during 
April and May.

to 

failed 

If you 

set your 
watch according to the tim e sav­
ing rule of running the hand up 
one hour, rem em ber t h a t Sunday 
this 
School and church begin 
morning a t 8:45 and IO o'clock, 
respectively. But if you have 
compiled with the directions of 
re-setting your watch, ju s t for­
get the change and go to serv­
ices at th e regular time.

S eniors should not fo rg et to 
sign up for the April f ir s t picnic

held tomorrow
which will be 
afternoon at six o’clock. This 
will su bstitute 
the party 
which was planned for the win­
ter term, and the degree candi­
dates are planning several hours 
;of unrestrained joy.

for 

The Texan wishes to extend to 
the radio men who have arrived 
to begin th eir work here a most 
sincere welcome. You will live 
within the environs of an insti­
tution th a t has given the very 
heart of its being to the winning 
of the war. Men students were 
put to more or less trouble in or­
der to vacate a building for you. 
We have gone out of our way at 
various times in order to help 
the Government. 
And we are 
ready to sacrifice anything else.
We hope your stay here will be 
as pleasant as the strenuous du­
ties of the intensive course will 
allow.

April first, we hope, will bring 
with it the usual supply of brick­
ed hats, bogus purses, soaped 
candy, and quinined water. All 
Pools’ Day would not be respect­
ed if a single item were missing.

O FFIC IA L NOTIC E

In o rd e r to place the E n g in e e rin g 

Building, a s f a r as possible, a t th e 

disposal of the new R ad io School, th e 

follow ing r e a r r a n g e m e n t in th e sched­
ule will be effe ctiv e Monday, A p ril I : 
Monday, W ednesday, Friday at 9. 
E le c tric a l E n g in e e r in g 22, E. B. 102; 
E. B. I. E n g lis h 2.1, E. B. 106; “ U ” 
Hall 9. H isto ry 2 Quiz, F r id a y , “ U ” 
Hall 9; M. B. 402. Civil E n g in e e r in g 
A pplied 
30, E. Ii. 209; E. Ii. 109. 
M a th e m a tic s labc.l, E. B. 210; E. B. 
207.

T uesday, Thursday, Saturday at 9.
E le c tric al Engineering 206, E. B. 
102; E. B. I. English 1.36, E. B. 209; 
“ G ” H all 2. 
A r c h ite c tu r e 229, E. B. 
207; E. B. 204. Applied M a th e m a tic s 
labc.2, E. B. 210; E. B. 207.

Monday, W ednesday, Friday at IO. 
E le c tric al E n g in e e r in g 20, E le c tr i­
cal E n g in e e r in g 35, E. B. 102; E. B. 
I. Civil E n g in e e r in g 126s.I, E. B. 
209J E. B. 207.
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday at IO.
P u r e M a th e m a tic s lega.8, E. B. 106; 
E. B. 111. Civil E n g in e e r in g 31, E. 
B. 207; E. B. 302. P u re M a th e m a tic s 
lbcd.22, E. B. 209; E B. 207.
Monday, W ednesday, Friday at l l . 
{Applied M a th e m a tic s 2 09ab.l, E. B. 
210; E. B. 111. A pplied M a th e m a tic s 
15.1, E. B. 209; E. B. 207. Civil E n ­
g in e e r in g 137s, E. B. 207; E. B. 205. 
l l .
T uesday, T hursday, Saturday at 
Architecture 132s, E. B. 106; E. B. 
204. E n g lis h 2.12, FL B. I l l ; “ U ” 
Hall 9. A pplied M a th e m a tic s 209ab.2, 
FL B. 210; E . B. 207. S p a n ish 1.2, E. 
A pplied M a th e ­
B. 207; FL B. I l l 
m a tic s 15.2, E. B. 209; FL B. 109. 

Monday, W ednesday, Friday at 12 
A r c h ite c tu r e 112, E. B. 102; E. B. 
202. A r c h ite c tu r e 126, A r c h ite c tu r e 
27, E. B. 106; FL B. 103. E n g lish 2.17, 
E. B. 210; M. B. 402; H isto ry I Quiz, 
F rid a y , E B. 106; M. B. 150.
Tuesday, T hursday, Saturday at 12.
E n g lish 2.18, FL B. 209; M. B. 7. 

G e rm an 17, E .B. 106; E. B. 111. 

Monday, W ednesday, Friday at 2 
E n g lish 2.19, E. IL 209; M. B. 157. 

E n g lish 1.35, E. B. 210; M. B. 303.
F. W. GRAFFT 

Schedule C om m ittee.

THIS IS A BULLY GOOD 
TIME TO PLACE YOUR 
ORDER FOR YOUR

Spring and 
Summer 
Suits

MADE TO YOUR MEAS­
URE

R E P R E S E N T I N G M. 
BORN & CO., MARK G. 

HARRIS & CO. AND THE 

ROYAL T A I L O R S OF 
CHICAGO. YOURS,

A. G. GERJES
1610 LAVACA

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

Spring
Fashions

At Estes’ shop you will 
find every display of 
Spring Toggery.
Coat Suits 

the 
best material, superb in 
style and fit.

of 

Blouses of charm and 
attractively 

b e a u t y, 
priced.

The most 

exquisite 
Dresses are here for your 
inspection.

Beautiful H ats — The 
leading creations direct 
from the N orthern style 
centers.

STIRRING R ED-BLO O DED B A TTLE her crew a n d p a s s e n g e r s s t r u g g l i n g

FOR L IFE IS T ER R IBLY 
REAL.

.. 

., 

. 
An a u th o r i ty s a y s :
. . . . . 
“ A f t e r a m an has view ed When a

i \ \ r i

* 

i 

, 

fo r 

th e ir 

lives. 

One 

in v o lu n ta r ily

holds ti g h t to his c h a ir to k e e p fro m

slip p in g when 

th e cabin 

is 

flooded

, „ with w a te r an d th e lu r c h in g s of the

Man Sees Red,’ he finds t h a t his fin- e r a f t in h e r d e a th s t r u g g l e s a r e so 
ge r-n a ils h ave g rip p e d the a r m s of his realistically show n. O f the ty p e s th ey 
ch air, and t h a t his forehead is moist jjj-g tr u e to th e ir calling, 
with th e te n se n ess of the scenes. 
th e n ig h t
of 
I t ; 
is the kind oi p ic tu re t h a t w ords can- scenes is a n exhibition o f m a g n if ic e n t
not a d e q u a te ly describe. 
One m u s t .p h o to g r a p h y , an d in the c a fe s th e di- 
see this w on de rfu l p ic tu r iz a tio n of a re c to r, R. A. W a lsh , has added touches 
th a t to th e m an o f th e world a r e ac-
s tr o n g m a n ’s em otions. 
tu a l-re a l 

lig h t e ffe c ts 

“ The 

its 

e x a c tn e s s 

“ I h ave seen W illiam F a r n u m 
in 
some g r e a t pictures, b u t ‘W h en a Man 
I can 
Sees R ed” is g r e a t e r th a n any. 
a p p r e c ia te 
of detail.
Once I w as a sailo r, and n e v e r have I 
seen on 
th e screen such r e m a rk a b le 
Juctions of sa ilo r life and a tm o s - 
re 
re. T h e re is n ’t it scene in the m a ­
I 
rine ‘lo c a ttio n s ’ o r a b o a rd sh ip 
t h a t 
would d is tu r b a m a r i n e r ’s o ft ignored 
ideas of exa c tn e ss. Y o u r re a l sailor- 
man fro w n s upon th e la n d lu b b e r ’s in­
te r p r e ta ti o n s of s e a life.

“ T h e sh ip w re c k is w o nd erfu l. 

No 
one can m is ta k e th e a b so lu te n e s s of 
the vessel po un ding on th e rocks, and

When you’re Making the 
Pe rip.

Just Step Into

W a g n e r ’s
For a Cold Drink or a Light 
Lunch.

2209 Speedway

W A L T E R TIPS & CO. Austin, Texas

FISHING TACKLE 

FOR SALE BY

U N IT E D ST A T E S D E PO SITA R Y

The Austin National Bank

OF A U S T IN , T E X A S 
RESOURCES, $5,000,000.00
E. P. W IL M O T , P r e s id e n t 
Win. II. FO L T S , Vice-F’r e s id e n t 
JN O . IL C H I L E S , V ic e -P re sid e n t 
M O R R IS H I R S H F E L D , C a sh ie r 
C. M B A R T H O L O M E W , A sst. Cash.

FACULTY AND STUDENTS’ ACCOUNTS SOLICITED 
NO ACCOUNT TOO SM ALL TO H A N D L E

a y e more corn
. 
use more fish u beans

1-w h ea t
2-meat 
..
3-Catsuse J u st enough
4~ suft

use syrups

and serve 
die cause o f freedom

U S . FOOD ADMINISTRATION

Where to Buy

Norris’ Exquisite Candies, Conklin Fountain Pens, E ast­
man’s Kodaks and Films, Whiting's Package Stationery, 
Sextoblade Safety Razors, guaranteed. 

SPECIAL LINE PERFUMES:

Lillian Russell’s, Naomi, Lilas (A rly), Mavis, LaBoehme. 
Ask Us to Show You These Lines, They Are New

Griffith Drug Company

WHERE QUALITY COUNTS 

SCARBROUGH BUILDING 

Get that N e w Spring Suit at 

BIGGS & COMPANY

EXPERT TAILORS 

Delicate Repair Work Our Specialty 

Ladies’ Work Solicited

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

SOUTHERN BOOK EXCHANGE

W e se ll new and used school and college T ex t books. F’ree delivery 
on phone orders on one dollar or m ore. Phone 3540.

108 E ast 9th Street

Alford-Achilles Grocery Co.

INCORPORATED. 

We are exclusive on the celebrated Steel Cut Coffee— 
Barrington Hall, St. Charles and Bowers; Snow ream Wheat 
Flour and the Egis Egg Powder in Cans— a 25c can, equal 
to 3 dozen eggs. We will appreciate your calling or tele­
phoning us your wants, in anything you need from our com­
plete stock of Quality Groceries.

Old Phones 866

New Phones 160

U n iv ersity Toggery Shop

BROYLES & ROSE Proprietors

Correct Clothes for Men 
Cleaning and Pressing

2300 1-2 Guadalupe Street

Phone 3090

AFTER THE MAJESTIC DROP IN

Joseph’s Pharmacy

Congress Avenue at Seventh

Make Our Place Your Down-Town Headquarters When 
Bummir\g Around.

FRESH SANITARY BAKERY GOODS

TRY CAPITAL B A K E R Y

William Robinson, Prop.

Old Phone 1016

TRY 
a Texan Want Ad 
They Bring Results

 M. C. Nichols 

in San Antonio, 
is 
having gone there to attend th e wed­
ding of Floyd McGowan.

Miss Casse Paul has returned from 
Seton, where she has been ill with the 
mumps.

Lieut. Albert Graves is spending the 

week-end a t the S. A. E. House. 

Claire Reed of the U niversity of 
Colorado is visiting a t the Delta Chi 
House.

. 
| t

Lieut. A. C. Gillespie will 

leave I 
soon for a United S tates flying fie ld .!
Jack Goforth is spending the week-' 

end a t his home in San Antonio.

Misses Ruth Martin, Gladys Bush,, 
and Elizabeth Cartledge will attend 
the R. \ . 
hop a t A. & M. College 
next Thursday night.

Lieut. Joe Noyes of Camp Travis 

attended the Phi Delta T heta dance. 

|

Misses Lois Eldridge 

and Gladys 
Rountree are spending the week-end 
in San Antonio.

Airs. Hopkins, who was injured in 
the Zeta 

a fall, is recovering a t 
House.

J. R. Reed of the University of Col-' 
orado is visiting a t the Phi G a m m a ! 
Delta House.

Miss Bernice Hartel of Galveston 
will enter the University Monday for 
the sp rin g term.

Lieut. Chas. S. Davis, who has b e e n ' 
visiting a t the Deke House, will retu rn ’ 
to Rich Field tonight.

Miss Dorothy Miller has returned 
from a visit to her home in Hillsboro.
Louis Hexter is visiting friends in 

San Antonio.

Miss Evelyn Byrd is spending the 

week-end in Dallas.

Miss Eleanor W right has been forc­
ed to w ithdraw from school on account 
of illness.

Dr. Baxter, dentist, 512 Scarbrough 

Building. Old phone 1316.

V E N U S
▼ PENCILS

T h ese fa m o u s p e n ­
c ils are th e sta n d a rd 
by w h ich a ll o th e r 
p e n c ils are ju d g e d .

17 black degrees 
6 B softest to 9 l l hardest 
and hard and medium copying
Look for the VEN U S finish

FREE!

T ria l S am p les of 
V E N U S P encils 
s e a t 
a n d E ra s e r 
f r e e .

P lease enclose 6c In s ta m p s for packing 
a u d postage.

A m erica n Lead P e n c il C o. 

2 1 5 F i f t h A v e n u e , N . Y.

D e p t . D 2 1

The Woman’s Toggery Shop
F or

Disti nctive Apparal and 
Smart Hats

Among th e new arriv a ls of th e 
p a s t week a n d m any c h arm in g 
new Suits 
and Coats of Silk; 
Blouses, Silk an d Linen Dresses 
and Millinery.

We would be pleased to have 
you view our p re sen t display th is 
week. Come Tomorrow.

The Woman’s Toggery Shop
M. & S. M A T H IE S E N 

9th and Congress

A s Usual, Som ething New at Our Store. This Time It Is
Chocolate Shop Candy
IN REDWOOD BOXES 

Good Candy— Pretty Package

University Drug Store

“The Convenient Place”

—— ——

The University of Texas

OFFERS BY CORRESPONDENCE 249 COURSES

A student may do work in th e following fields by corres­
pondence :

Philosophy and Psychology
Physics 

B otany 
Business A d m in istra tio n 
Economics and Sociology Public Speaking
English
F rench
Geology
G erm an
Government
Greek
H isto ry
Home Economics 
L a tin

M ath em atics
Spanish
Zoology
E ducation
E n gin eering
A rchitecture
D raw in g
Law
T each er’s C ertific a te Courses

W rite to Division of Correspondence for catalog which 
gives full details

S p r i n g P u m p s
A t W illiam s’ you will find 
a J 
all th e la te st styles and beau- l£ 
tit iii creations in S pring foot- 
w ear. 

P um ps are 

especially well kfff 
represen ted in all sh apes and v /
m aterials. 

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Fashionable Oxfords

B eautiful models in ta n , black, gray, w h ite and o th er 

colors.

D ame Fashion has decreed t h a t oxfords will predom inate 
J a u n ty sport models fo r th e college girl a re 
this Spring. 
here in a c h a rm in g v ariety . C orrect styles in all colors for 
d a ytim e wear.

Expert Service

A t our store you are w a it­
ed on by e x p ert shoe men, 
who f i t you in a scientific 
m an ner, leaving n o thin g to 
be desired in f it and com­
fort.

T. H. Williams 
& Co.

The American National Bank
SOLICITS YOUR ACCOUNT 
A ustin, Texas
Capital and Surplus $1,000,000.00 R esources $7,000,000.00 
D epository o f the United S tates
O F F IC E R S :

G. W. Littlefield, President. 
H. A. W roe, Vice-President. 
R. C. Roberdeau, Vice-President 

T. H. Davis, Vice-President.
L. J. Schneider, Cashier
H. Pfaeflin, A ssistan t Cashier.

Carl C. Widen, A ssistant Cashier.

Kodak Finishing and Supplies

OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION

J o r d a n Co.

“We Make Kodak Prints Every D ay.”

610 Congress 

Branch at Van Sm iths’

THE CACTUS

SW ANN
Furniture and Carpet 
Company

We Furnish More Homes

There Is a Reason

Hot Cakes, maple syrup and b u t ­
ter; all you can eat for 20c. We de­
liver sandwiches. Phone 1630. Open 
till midnight. Will B aggett, 2000 
Guadalupe Street.

Motor Ambulance 
V. O. W EED , Phones 223 
U nd e rtak er

Try Texan want ads. They bring 

results.

Texan w ant ads bring results.

UNIVERSITY CASH 
GROCERY

Staple and Fancy Groceries 

2312 Guadalupe 

Phone 628

We Employ Five Students 

Your Patronage Appreciated-

AFTER THE GERMAN

Our Fountain Is at Your 
Service

We Cater Especially 
U niversity Students.

to 

G R A H A M ’ S

Ninth and Congress

SOCIETY

Laura Davis, Editor.

Putnam-McQueen.

Lieut. Paul Putnam and Miss F r a n ­
ces McQueen will be m arried April 6 
a t the home of the bride in Hearne. 
M iss McQueen lived in Austin several 
years while attending the University 
of Texas, where she took her Law de­
gree, am ong the firs t women of the 
departm ent, with 
the class of 1916. 
She was one of the most popular Uni­
versity girls during her entire stay 
in school and represented the Kappa 
Kappa Gamma fratern ity , of which 
she is a member, very creditably on 
many occasions.

Lieutenant Putnam won his com­
mission a t the second training camp 
a t Leon Springs ad is now stationed 
with the Signal Corps a t Kelly Field, 
He is a form er Uni­
San Antonio. 
versity stu den t and member of the 
Kappa Alpha F ratern ity . He was with 
the S tatesm an editorial s ta ff fo r some 
time and was with the Dallas News 
when he enlisted in the army.

Bela Dance.

the 

One of the most delightful dances 
of the season was given Friday night 
by the Beta Theta Pi F ratern ity . The 
chapter house was simply but t a s te ­
fully decorated with flowers and a 
novel lighting effect was gained by 
the use of candles along the railings 
of 
served 
stairs. Punch was 
throughout the evening and a t mid­
night, salad, ices and coffee wert serv­
ed to the members and th eir guests. 
Those favored were: Misses Mary
Wilkins, Susie Fisher, Mary Johns, 
M argaret Bozman, Jea n n ette Collett, 
Agnes Doran, Steiner Booty, M arg a­
re t DuPuy, Elizabeth Penn, Julia Mae 
Sheppard, Laura McGee, 
Louise 
Bland, M arg a re t Montgomery, Blanche 
Lee, M arth a I.aprelle, Betty Mathis, 
Aurelia Jones, Dorothy Evans, K a th ­
erine Priest. Mrs. Penn chaperoned.

Phi Chm Dance.

The Phi Gamma Delta F ra te rn ity 
dance a t the 
term 
held its sp ring 
A 
captor house last F riday night. 
salad and 
ice course was served a t 
m idnight to about twenty-five couples. 
Among those 
present were Misses 
Madeline Blocker, Honey Harwood, 
Belle Trimble, Gussie 
Snodgrass, 
K a t h l e e n McCallum, Pearl Zilker, 
Hallie Kelley, Katherine Brown, Leo­
nora Bell, Eleanor Covert, Gertrude 
Bailey, Frances Bussy, Emily Bram- 
lett, Carrie Mae Smith, Olivette Wise, 
Laura West, Mary Camp, Ruth 
Chumney, Elizabeth Cartledge, F r a n ­
ces Cummings, Frances Dohoney, May 
Proctor, M ary Bell Strauss. The 
chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. God­
dard.

Miss Aime F o rtie r of New Orleans, 
is the guest of Miss M arg aret Mont­
gom ery a t the home of her aunt, Mrs. 
Duren. Miss F o rtie r is a member of 
the Sophie Newcomb C hapter of K ap­
pa Alpha T heta and 
is spending a 
p a rt of her time with the girls a t the 
T heta House.

M ajor Rufus Scott, Lieuts. Ed Nor- 
ment, Tom Broad, and Ralph R an­
dolph of Kelly Field are guests a t the 
Phi Delta T heta House.

Mrs. Broad of Paris is visiting her 

d au ghter, Miss Dorothy Broad.

Miss Hazel P la tt of Groveton 
is 
visiting a t the Alpha Delta Pi House.

’T E N S H U N

You m en who drill need a 
p a ir of o u r h ard -w earin g 
drill 
the 
shoes, built on 
Munson A rm y last.

You can ’t affo rd to w ear 
o u t y o u r dress 
shoes in 
drilling. Come in and let 
us fit you a t

$7.00 and $ 8 .0 0

BURT
SHOE CO.

606 Congress Ave.

g J O H N 

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Si v -^ S 5ELL)
V ’I* J

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P «M « O l M li t x i

C O A L

RING 473
CONSUMERS FU E L A N D ICE 
COMPANY

MCKEAN, EILERS & CO.

Wholesale Dry Goods, Nations 
and Furnishing Goods

AUSTIN, 

.............................. TEXAS

Dr. J. Gordon Bryson

Physician and Surgeon. 

Phone 478, 303 Scarbrough Bldg.

“BACK W HEN YOU 
WANT ’EM”

UNIV. TAILOR SHOP

Cleaning, Repairing and Pressing 
2214 Guadalupe
Phone 825 

Trolley Dodgers and Red Sox Will Play in Austin

than 

is represented by 

It would he hard to g e t together 
a g re a te r galaxy of famous baseball 
players 
the 
Boston American and Brooklyn N a­
tional League teams, which meet here 
are 
next Thursday. Among 
Hooper, Hoblitzel, M arquard, Leo­
nard, Evers, Strunk, and Coombs.

them 

The people of Austin will have an 
opportunity of witnessing the g r e a t ­
est gam e of baseball ever played in 
Texas when the Boston and Brooklyn

of 

clubs clash here n ext Thursday on 
these team s 
( lark Field. Both 
have been in train in g for some time 
and a re in mid-season form, so the 
game promises to be a very close one. 
All Austin baseball fans will have an 
opportunity to see theu’ favorite play­
ers in action ju s t as they would see 
them in any big league game.

Manager W alker Mas Just received 
the line-up of the clubs t h a t will be 
used in Austin n ext T hursday:

Brooklyn— Olson, shortstop; O’Mara, 
Second base; Daubert, firs t base, My­
ers, center field; Johnston, left field; 
Hickman, righ t field; Miller, catcher; 
Mamaiix, pitcher; Marquard, pitcher; 
Coombs, pitcher.

Boston— Hooper, left 

field; Scott, 
shortstop; Strunk, center field; Mc- 
Innis, 3rd base; Hoblitzel, firs t base; 
fevers, second base; Agnew, catcher; 
Ruth, pitcher; Mays, pitcher, Leo­
nard, rig h t field.

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

6:45-7:15. Miss Edith Hazlitt, n a ­
tional secretary of the S tud en t Volun­
teer movement, will speak. Welcome 
to all. Chairm an P rogram Commit- 

1 tee.

GIR LS' SPRING T E N N IS TO U R ­
N A M EN T will 
commence Tuesday, 
April ,2. Katherine Elliott, Tennis 
Manager.

N O TICE— Will the house chairm an 
for Red Cross please file a report 
Tuesday morning as to the num ber of 
girls in their houses not yet members 
of the University Red Cross? 
5 o u 
the file on Miss Bewley’s 
will find 
desk. Rosebud Segal.

and 

Friday, 

A TTEN TIO N , SEN IO R S— E xam i­
nations for satisfying the foreign lan­
guage requirem ent for the B. A. de­
gree will be given April 4, 5, and 6, 
Thursday, 
S aturday, 
from 3 to 6 p. rn. This will be the 
last time these examinations will be 
given this session. 
(All Seniors who 
have not taken theirs, come to the of­
fice, room 201, and sign up fo r one 
of the forenam ed afternoons a t one 
of the following hours: Monday, -0-
11; Tuesday, 9-10; Wednesday, 11-12; 
Thursday, 12-1; Friday, 12-1; S a tu r ­
day, 9-10, a n d 12-1. L. M. Casis, 
Chairman.

LIB ER TY BONI) PA R A D E COM­
M ITTEE— The 
following committee 
on the Liberty Bond P arade of April 
ii will m eet in the office of the chair­
man, 305 Main Building, on Monday, 
April I, a t 3:30 o’clock. 
A full a t ­
tendance is requested: Dr. J. L. Hen­
derson, for faculty and other Univer 
sity employees; Miss Elise Bumpass, 
for Red Cross girls; Miss Charlotte 
Spence, for other U niversity girls; 
Mr. A. B. Taylor, for m ilitary organi­
zation and men students; Professor E.
H. Bantel. Frederic W. Simonds, 
Chairm an University P ara d e Commit­
tee.

Try Texan w ant ads. They bring 

results.

TEXAN WANT ADS

ads 

T E X A N want 

bring results 
/ ’ates, I cent per word for the first 
nsertion, three insertions for 2 centai 
\boslutely no ad taken over the phone 
Call a t room 155, Main Building. No 
ad taken for less than 25 cents. P ay ­
ment in advance always required.

GIRLS m ay secure board and room 
a t Bien Venido, 2010 Wichita St 
Gas heat, hot water, sleeping porches 
maid to keep rooms. M atron of the 
home will show rooms any time. Ref 
erences, Mrs. Helen M. Kirby, Mrs 
Pany C. Iglehart.

ladies. Board 

ROOM AND BOARD fo r four young 
rooms 
fresh, well ventilated, cosy and warm. 
Would like a few table boarders. 2410 
University Ave. Phone 2723.

excellent, 

find 

ST U D E N T S Will 

comfortable 
rooms a t Raines Mansion, connect 
ed with pleasant sleeping porches, 
$3.50 to $5.00, one-half block east of 
campus. 2110 Tom Green St. Phone 
2413.

At the Driskill B arber Shop you get 
good service and the best tre a tm e n t 
VIoritz Silver, Prop.

The Texas B arber Shop. We please 
1008 Con­

Mac. Oliphant, Prop. 
gress.

S T U D E N T S —Go to the Palace Barber 
Shop, Bosche Bldg., for firs t class 

work. Billy Wolf, Prop.

GIRLS— Nice rooms and board a t 203 
E. 25th St. Room, board, and heat, 

$30. Phone 2447.

sta irs 

FOR R E N T — South and 

e s a s t up­
rooms, convenient kitchen­
ette, nice for girls w anting to prepare 
pa rt or all their meals. 716 W. 22 1-2 
St. Phone 1351.

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THE GIFT SHOP OF 
AUSTIN

The place for special gifts.

The place for special sta­

tionery.

The place for special photo­
graph cases—so much 
needed for 
far 
apart-

friends 

1104 Colorado Street

Cool, Clean MSJ ESTLE

THE THEATRE. BEAUTIFUL

Comfortable

Monday and Tuesday 
Shows at 1:30, 3, 4:30, 0, 
7:30, 9 O’clock.

Adults 15c and 20c

Children ac

Good Versus Evil
WILLIAM FARNUM
In a
WILLIAM FOX
Super de Luxe Photoplay
“ When a Man Sees Red”
By Larry Evans 
From his Saturday Eeving 
Post Story, “The Paint­
ed Lady.”
A thrilling picturization de­
picting a strong man’s 
triumph.
Mr. Warner will sing at 9 
o’clock each evening.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday 

Matinee 2:30 

N ight 8:15

Phone 1920

SUPREM E VAUDEVILLE 
Wm, B. Friedlander Presents
“THE RFA KLESS EVE” 
22— PEOPLE—22

A comedy whirl of mirth, melody and 
music, lavishly produced

Ned Nor worth & 
Co. 
lively 
in a 
display of eccen­
tric variety

JACK LAVIER 
The 
Flying 
Monologist

COOPER and RICARDO 

“Ah, Give Me the Ring”

The Street 
lluehin 
a prodigy of the 
city

B e r t H u g h es’ 

troup of novelty 

cyclists

GRAND C EN TR A L 

SKINNY PRYOR, Mgr.

Cool, Clean, and Cozy. Change of Movies Every Day

Monday— Triangle Feature, “Little Red Decides/' a 

(ireat Western Movie.

T u e s d a y — Earl Williams in “An American Live Wire,” 

Big Evening Dress Affair in five Acts.

Coming Friday— Fatty Arbuckle.

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1817
JOHN BREMOND CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS 
And
Roasters of High Grade t offees 
Texas’ Oldest .lobbing House

JNO. L. MARTIN

FOR STU DENT LAMPS AND 
ACCESSORIES 
Electrical and Plumbing Supplies 

Phone 320 

108 Congress

Hume Wood and Grain Company
Rhone Us Your Wood Orders and You'll Gel It Right Away 

PHONE 3737 

16TH AND LAVACA

FACE the FACTS
LET u s face the facts. The war situation is critical. 

r yet have 
fought, defeat threatens. Hungry men cannot fight 
at their best; nor hungry nations. France, England, 
and Italy are going hungry unless we feed them.

Unless the A llies fight as they ne 

Wheat Savings— They must have wheat. 

It is the 
best food to fight on. 
It is the easiest to ship. We 
alone can spare it to them. By saving just a little— 
less than a quarter of what we ate last year— we can 
support those who are fighting our battles. And we 
can do it without stinting ourselves. We have only 
to substitute another food just as good.

The Corn of Plenty— Corn is that food. There's a 
surplus of it. Providence has been generous in the 
hour of our need. It has given us corn in such bounty 
as was never known before. Tons of corn. Train­
loads of corn. Five hundred million bushels over and 
above our regular needs. All we have to do is to 
learn to appreciate it. W as ever patriotic duty made 
so easy? And so clear?
America's Own Food— Corn I 

It is the true American 
food. The Indians, hardiest of races, lived on it. 
Our forefathers adopted the diet and conquered a 
continent. For a great section of our country it 
has blong een the staff of life. How well the South 
fought on it, history tells. Now it can help America 
win a world war.

Learn Something— Corn! 

It isn't one food. 

It's a cereal. It’s a vegetable. 

It’s a 
It’s a bread. 
dozen. 
It’s a dessert. 
It’s nutritious; more food value in it, 
dollar for dollar, than meat or eggs or most other 
vegetables. 
I f s good to eat; how good you don’t 
know until you’ve had corn-bread properly cooked. 
Best of all, it's plentiful and it's patriotic.

Corn'* Infinite Variety— How much do you know about 
corn? About how good it is? About the many 
delicious w ays of cooking it? And what you miss 
by not knowing more about it? Here are a few 
of its uses;

There are at least fifty ways to use corn meal to 
make good dishes for dinner, supper, lunch or break­
fast. Here are some suggestions:

HOT BREADS

/

Boston brown bread.
H oecake. 
Muffins.
Biscuits.
Griddle cakes.
W affles.

DESSERTS
Com -m eal molasses cake. 
A pple corn bread. 
Dumplings.
Gingerbread.
Fruit gems.

HEARTY DISHES

Corn-meal croquettes. 

Corn-meal fish balls.

Meat and corn-meal dumplings.

Italian polenta. 
The recipes are in Farmers’ Bulletin 565, “Corn 
Meal as a Food and Ways of Using It,” free from the 
Department of Agriculture.

Tamales.

Try a Texan Want Ad

This is a day of rest; a good day to take an inventory fo your­
self—after your religious functions are over. 
Its a bit like 
going without turkey on Thanksgiving not to have your Spring 
this year—and you 
Suit for Easter—It came rather early 
should get busy tomorrow and make your selection while the 
stocks are practically unbroken and the patterns and models 
you like are here.

We have three great lines of clothing—

Hickey Freeman and ^nrirtij Wraith
With the popular priced CLOTHCRAFT, so you can tind your 
Suit at any price, from $15 to $50 and up. Worth the price.

Huk*r 

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Hickey Freeman Uniforms in serge and whip 
cord. Society Brand Uniforms in khaki and 
serge. We fit you perfectly.

004 Congress Avenue 
707 East 18th

C L A R K F I E L D
T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 4

OFFICIAL NOTICES

(new 

tim e) 9:45( old 

G L E E CLUB— Me milers m eet at 
| 10:45 
time) 
i a t University Methodist Church to 
R eg u lar re ­
present E a s te r music. 
hearsal for concert T uesday a t 5 p. 
M. Director.

T H E R E will be a m eetin g of the 
General Science Club n ex t Wednes­
day night, April 3, a t 7 o’clock in “ K” 
Hall, President.

WO M A N’S ATHLETIC COUNCIL 
will m eet Monday evening a t 7:15. Im ­
Eula Whitehouse.
p o rta n t business. 

RAMSHORN NOTICE— A ll mem­
bers be sure to come to th e n ex t m eet­
ing, Tuesday, April 2, at I o’clock in 
the Engineering Building. The new 
members especially are urged to a t ­
tend, as this is 
im portant 
meeting. A. W. Bunsen, Secretary.

a very 

DR. P errin, 

adjunct professor of 
Psychology, will addres 
the Liberal 
S unday School class this m orning at 
IO o’clock a t the Cactus Tea Room. 
His subject will be “ Religion and Psy­
chology.”

T H E R E will be a union meeting of 
the Y oung People’s Societies of the 
U niversity churches a t th e Highland 
j P resby teria n Church S unday evening,

Greatest game ever played in 
Austin between two world 
famous professional teams.
Brooklyn Nationals
V S
Boston Red Sox
Game Called at 4i30 o Clock