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VOL. X V III.

MEETINGS H ELD BY
b is h o p McCo n n e l l
OPEN TO STUDENTS

S e rv ic es From 7 :15 to 8 :1 a at Meth 
odist Church— L a r g e Crowds A t­
tend— More Expected.

L a st night a t the U niversity M eth­
odist Church Bishop F ra n c is J . Mc 
Connell gave the f ir s t address in open 
meeting o f the series of evangelistic 
services th at he is conducting in the 
U niversity this week.

Bishop McConnell’s talk dealt with 
personal C hristian ity, and, as he ex- 
plained, his talk was a basis fo r talks 
to follow.

The program for the week follows
Thursday, 8: 40 a. rn.. Chapel, Bish- 

up McConnell.

Thu rsd ay, 5 p. rn., M. E. Church 
general m ass meeting, R. W. Jop ling

F rid a y , 8 :40 a. rn., C hapel, Bishop 

McConnell.

F rid a y , 12 to I p. rn., convocation of 
the entire student body and faculty 
a t the M. E. Church to hear Bishop 
McConnell, Dr. Vinson presiding.

F rid ay , 5 p. rn., m eetin g o f com m it­

tee, Currie.

F rid ay , 7 :1 5 p. rn., m ass meeting, 

A. F ra n k Sm ith , presiding.

S a tu rd a y , 8 :4 0 a. rn., Chapel, Bishop 

McConnell.

mittees.

Satu rd ay , 5 p. in., m eeting of com ­

RADIO MEN H AVE 

VERY HARD COURSE

Instruction 

(liven 

in Nine Su b jects 

Daily for Eleven W eeks— Com­
missions to be Awarded.

In the Radio School of the U n iver­
sity th e re are at present 194 men. 
Tw enty more cadets are expected im ­
mediately. 
inducted 
These will 
men, of those th a t have asked to be 
drafted.

be 

The men th a t compose this school 
a re made up of enlisted men, drafted 
non, and 
inducted men. They come 
from all over the United S t a t e s ; some 
ire from M assachusetts, 
from New 
York, W ashington S ta te , and a large 
lu m ber from Pennsylvania. 
Among 
the 
inducted cadets are some T e xas 
men, also. The m a jo r portion of the 
enlisted men in the school were sent 
ere sfrom Ellington or Kelly Fields.
P a r t of the cadets have had some 
a l ­
previous 
though this it not general, since this 
school includes the elem entary radio 
course, also.

knowledge, 

electrical 

I t was pointed out th at this Radio 
School o ffe r s an excellent opportunity 
or men under the d raft age, a b o u t ! 
9 or 20 y ears, to prepare fo r service 
hrough gaining electrical knowledge. 
r he school can accommodate more 
nen a t present.

The Radio School has 

as a coni­

A U S T IN , T E X A S , T H U R S D A Y , A P R I L 25, 1918.

No. 156

P A U L I S T C H O R I S T E R S WHO W IL L SING H E R E

MANY RESOLUTIONS LONGHORNS TAK E 

ADOPTED FOR MEDS GAME FROM T. C. U

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F a c u lty Shorten T erm for Pre-Meds
and Make Requirem ents for Arch­
itectu ral Course.

in 

I A t a general facu lty meeting held 
the Main 
yesterd ay a t 5 p. rn. 
Building, the plan o f the committee 
fo r a shortening of the time for the 
J pre-medical students 
in the U niver­
sity was adopted. The facu lty also 
ratified Military Science 99 the course 
in Naval A rchitectu re, which was in­
stituted at the request of the Gov­
ernment. The appeal for older men 
fo r war work in F r a n c e was read and 
recommended.

WITH 7-6 SCORE

l ight Game Featured by H itting of 
Hart, Falk, and En glish — Sam e 
Team P lay s Today.

Te xa s took the first game with T. 

( . U. yesterday in the hardest fought 

contest o f the season by a score of 

i 

to 6. The visitors held the L o n g ­

horns well under deck until the ninth 

inning, when T e x a s ’ 

fig htin g spirit 

cam e to the fore, and Captain E n g ­

lish’s home run brought 

in the one 

winning run. T h e support given the 

team in a very tigh t place was not of 

appreciable quantity, and 

the 

team 

might be said to have won on its own 

merits, and without the backing which 

every loyal T e x a s student should have 

given it.

An opportunity will be given the 

T e x a s rooters this afternoon to atone 

for their lack of in terest by coming 

to a game with the sam e team s. T. 

C. U. is one of the stro n g est contend­

ers for the S t a t e championship, and 
has lost only three gam es out of elev­

en played this season.

BOND WILL LEA V E 

TO TEACH FRENCH

I at riot ic Professor ( , ranted Leave of 
Absence to Become L anguage Di­
rector at F o r t Sheridan.

0 . F. Bond, M. A., in structor in R o ­

mance L anguages, h as been granted a 

leave of absence from May I to Oc-

The m eeting was 

FAMOUS PAULISTS 

purely for the 
By 
consideration of w ar measures. 
the action of the facu lty a t this m eet­
ing a student may g et o f f two courses 
in the summer fo r entran ce require­
ments to the Medical School, and in 
this way 
in 
J u n e of this y ear will be able by 
to gain one 
working next su m m er 
the sum m er terms.
y e a r ’s credit 
adopted some 
also 
interesting resolutions, am ong which 
a r e : F ir s t , th a t 
shall
consist o f not less than 50 one-hour
music tovers of Austin and the Uni- lectures and recitations and not less

F a t h e r Finn and His C horisters Will 
\ isit Austin May 2 Under Au- 
pices of Newman Club.

W ILL SING HERE

in store fo r the

Quite a tr e a t 

a F resh m a n 

entering 

faculty 

course 

The 

the 

in 

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versity in the concert which the Paul- than 

IOO hours o f additional study,

tober I, or later, fo r the purpose of 

ist Choristers will give on th e 2nd of an(* 

course s n a ^ 

equivalent to

Satu rd ay , 7 :1 5 p. rn., M ass meeting, 

F. L. J e w e t , presiding.

Sunday, 9 :4 5 a. rn., meeting in the 
Y . M. C. A . auditorium o f ll the S u n ­
day School classes, Currie presiding
Sunday, l l a. in., msas meeting of

Mumby 

The

mandant, Cap. W. F. Moderhak. There accep ting 

the 

directorship of 

the 

ire three m ilitary, or a rm y , instruct- 
irs, and 
'he m ilitary 
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instructors a r e : Lieu- 
and 

, 
ts H orstkette, Vaughn, 

civilian 

seven 

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teaching of F ren ch a t F 

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instructors. Montgomery, Ala.
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P ro fesso r Bond has in the past done

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course, which lasts about e l e y - ! ^ nn*n£ of the 

the en tire U niversity community 
in en wee]ts> includes instru ction in ele- 
men s gym nasium . Music by Reed rnentary electricity , motor and motor
and O rch estra, A. F r a n k Smith p re­
siding.

b a tteries, 

storag e 

g en erato rs, 
and 
practical radio work, and aslo t r a in ­
ing in out-door exercise and m ilitary
drill. 

Sunday 8 p. rn., M. E. Church, B is h ­
op McConnell, Dr. Vinson presiding. 
. M eetings begin on time and close
on time. The evening m eeting* a re j tbe y will probably be sent to the dif- ta r y F r e ^ h to aid 
'I his book 
over at 8 :1 5 exactly, and leaves time 
for students to study as usual.

When th e men finish th e course,

much of this sort of work. A t the be-

.val, I i o f e s o r Bond,
to g eth er with five o th er instructors, 
was sen t by the E xten sio n D ep art­
ment to E l Paso to teach French to
soldiers. Dr. Bond had such g reat 
success with the work th at to aid it he 
in connection with Miss Hilda N or­
man, prepared the first book on Mili-

bher,<,» n- man Club o f the University. 

, r 

iy, under the auspices o f the New- 

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Nome g n u music and a t the same 

University courses as f a r a , it 

, 
It will D ep artm ent 

. shall run. Second, th a t Seniors in the
Engin eering , who

by the 
o f H art, # F a lk , and 
heavy hitting 
English. H art poled a double and a
‘ X((‘ll( nt opportunity to hear pledge themselves to en ter the navy ' triple out of fou r times a t bat, and
j n ^ ia ^. special work will be allowed Captain E n glish sent a heavy blow
j-0 substitute this course fo r the un- to deep center field, which the visit*
singers who completed portion of th e ir courses now ing fielder was unable t ofind, and
j n progress, not exceeding, h o w ev er,' crossed the plate fo r the winning run 

i p a ong a wort y tause. 
un re 

t n 
ic c o n , 

T he game was 

featured 

in on g 

line 

o f 

sweet
sweet 

t i t l e a l e about 

( ompo^e 
f if t y boys, some of whom have re- five in number>
and well 
m ark ably 
voices. 
In fact, one o f these, William 
Hallisey, a truly typical little A m eri­
can boy, takes high C with the g r e a t ­
e s t ease im maginable, and is a joint

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METHODIST STU PES 

DOING BIG WORK 

IN SOUTH AMERIO

one-handed 

in
catch of 

; Collins made a sp ectacu lar play 
, his beautiful 
j B a i re’s long clout 
to center field.
I Meyers w-ent the entire route for the
1 C hristians, while Thom as and F a lk 
were used by Coach Disch. Neither 
J of the Longhorn pitchers was in con- 
dition, and although both had good

ARMY P R E P SCHOOL 

(UVAS MEN CHANCE

KOR COMMISSIONS

F o r those men eith e r in or out of 
the d ra ft age, a new opportunity is j 
to serve their country. A 
presented 
new school has bee it opened by the 
Government at F o r t Scott, San F r a n ­
cisco, which train s enlisted men for 
in the Coast A rtil­
special positions 
lery. This corresponds 
in a way to
School th a t will be 
the Mechanics 

located a t Camp Mabry, but the Cal­
ifornia school is named the Enlisted 
Sp e cia lists’ P rep a ra to ry School. 
It 
has a t pre sen t an enrollm ent of 250 
men. B la n k s 
in 
The T e x a n o ffice, and can be had on 
application.

for en listm ent are 

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take 

The Choi resters 

MUNICIPAL BUREAU 

fe re n t aero squadrons with recommen­
dations fo r commissions.

The number system now iii use at 
S. M. A. 
is also being used here. 
E ach man going by num ber instead 
of by name.

in teaching this j ^ e d h o n o rs^ v ith ”1 
course. 
is now used a t 
R ile In stitu te and by the Extension 
P ro fe sso r Bond was 
D epartm ent, 
then asked to 
ch arge of the 
French 
instruction a t Camp Travis, 
where, with the aid o f six a ssista n ts , 
thousand men. 
ten 
he reached over 
Two courses of 8 weeks each have 
ju s t closed, Mr. Bond having done 
this e x tra work on Satu rd ay s for the 
in addition to his 
past five months 
regular French classes in the U n iver­
sity. R ecen tly he has been made a 
member of the National Committee 
fo r Modern Lan gu age*!nstruetion, and
fa r-r e a c h in g effe c ts of the work th a t j had to cover for his te r r ito r y Texa?
as

her in her own 
p articu lar song, the “ Mocking B ird .” 
are directed by 
j 
! Rev. William J . F in n o f the P a u list 
I F a th e r s . He 
is both organizer and 
[ director, having taken the men and 
boys from the city o f Chicago and 
drilled them so thoroughly until now 
they are the most p erfect choir in the 
world. This la tte r point was well 
demonstrated when F a t h e r Finn took 
his Choi resters to P a ris and there, in 
competition with 225 
other choirs, 
took the f ir s t prize. This same choir 
sometime later went to Rome and won 
then considered 
out over what was 
the one p erfect church choir 
in the 
world, the Sistine Choir.

PLANS CONVENTION

University realize the im portance and 

It is doubtful if the students of the 

t h a t organization ( and Oklahoma.

OE CITY OFFICIALS

i s ' b e i n g done by 

known as the Bureau 

of Municipal 

Reasearch and R eference, which 

is 

connected with the School o f Govern­

ment and headed by Dr. IL G. J a m e s .

A t present the bureau is a t work 
on plans for th e annual convention of 
City O fficials, which is to be held in 
in the week beginning 
San Antonio 
Ju n e IO. The 
is called 
each y ear by the bureau as a part of 
its duties in the League of T e x a s Mu­

convention 

The school, which runs fo r three 
months, o ffe r s four courses, leading 
to m aster gunners, s e r g e a n t m ajors, 
electrician serg e an ts, and radio s e r ­
geants. Those 
special
th a t 
qualifications 
sent to F o r t Monroe, Va., for three Austin 
months 
recommended f o r commissions. 

show 

fo r the work will b e ' nicipalities, which was organized In 
the 
longer train in g , and will be e f f o r ts of the bureau. The Univer- 
The S‘D organization acts as the ce n tial 

largely through 

in 1913, 

Government is in very bad need of o ffice of the le a £ ue’ furnishes in fe r­
t i l e specially qualified and trained c a t i o n , and conducts all publications ^

men, and all patriots over 18 years 
of age are urged to enlist.

The 
in connection with the work. 
convention this y ear is to be held dur- 

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electrical 

engineering

CoUege men who are proficient in tog the annual m eeting of the Cham­
bor o f Commerce Se cre ta rie s, and its

stenography, 
wireless, or m athem atics have a good program , which takes up various city
activities, will have two especially in­
te re s tin g and im portan t phases— pub­
lic health questions and w ar a c tiv i­
ties.

chance o f g ain in g commissions.

D E A N C H A N G E S H A B IT A T .

into 

The long contemplated exodus from 
the L ib rary Building 
the New 
Lducational Building has already be­
gun. The P resid en t’s S e c re ta ry and 
the R e g is t r a r has moved from the L ib­
rary Building and will occupy 
the 
south rooms on the f i f t h floor of the 
newest building.

Y esterd ay the Dean o f the College 
of Arts also packed up his little record 
books of students of Honor Roll or 
otherwise, and also moved.

The lower floor of the L ib rary Build­
ing is gradually being vacated to make 
room fo r the W renn L ib rary .

As soon as the re st o f the furniture 
and equipment for th e ir new offices 
arrive, the auditor and th e president 
will also be installed in th e new build­
ing.

I t is an interesting and to many, an 
enlightening f a c t 
th a t the m ajo rity 
o f city o fficials at the pre sen t time 
are college men. The U n iversity of 
; T e xa s is well represented among them, 
as evidenced by the number of her 
alumni always found a t 
the yearly 
meetings.

F E L L O W S H I P S TO B E A W A R D E D .

Fellowship and scholarship aw ards 
wall be made either a t the end of this 
week or a t the beginning of n ex t week 
the Graduate Council meets. 
when 
already been r e ­
Applications have 
turned from all divisions except one.
to be 
made,” said Dean R a p e r of the G rad­
uate D epartm ent, “will depend a lto ­
g eth e r on the quality o f the appli-

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t a n t s . ” T h ree thousand five hundred 
dollars is to he awarded, provided the 
quality of the m aterial 
is s a t is f a c ­
tory. Not a dollar will be awarded 
unless it is won. The awards will be 
for m erit and moral standing.

I t is truly a group of a r t is t s that 
the U niversity students and facu lty 
will have the opportunity o f hearing, 
and no one should miss such an op­
portunity of hearing them on the 2nd 
o f May a t the M a je s tic Theatre.

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TO THE STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY.

I he petitions to th e Discipline C om m ittee and the 
facu lty, signed by a num ber o f students, ask in g fo r the 
re in s ta te m e n t or m itigation o f th e penalties of those 
concerned in the publication o f th e “ B lu n d erb u ss,* have 
been re fe rre d to me. A f te r carefu l consideration, I find 
th ese petitions seriously defective, and not likely, in my 
ju d g m e n t, to produce the re su lts desired, fo r th e follow­
ing re a s o n s :

(1 ) The petitions are, properly speaking, not peti­
and expressions of 

tions at all. but simply p ro te s ts 
opinion.
(2) 

rl hey contain no recital o f fa cts, and present noth­
ing which would tend to o f fs e t th e findings of th e disci­
pline Com mittee.
(3) 
I hey o f fe r no indication of th e attitu d e o f the s tu ­
dent body toward the issues involved in the artic le s in 
the “Blu nd erb u ss” which have formed the basis o f the 
c o m m itte e ’s deliberations.

( 4 ) T hey o f fe r no con stru ctiv e su g gestions as to 
m ethods by which the present conditions can be avoided 
in the fu tu re.

In asm u ch as th e Discipline C om m itte has not as yet 
completed its deliberations, and would w elcom e a se ­
rious expression o f student opinion, with reasons th e r e ­
for, I have asked the S tu d e n ts ’ A ssem bly to m eet in my 
o ffice at 5 o ’clock on T hu rsd ay afternoon , to go over th e 
f a c t s ascertained by the Discipline C om m ittee and its 
method of procedure. 
I feel sure th a t, when th e A ssem ­
bly and the stu dent body as a whole clearly understand 
the situ ation , th ey will be in position to present th e ir pe- 
tions in such m anner as to c a r r y with them th e g re a te s t 
possible weight.

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Those who have had an interest and 

a p a rt in the Daniel's fund work o f records fo r strike-outs yesterday, they

the University M ethodist students will were v erY wild a t tim es* due to “sore

be interested to know th a t Mr. Dan-* 

whips.”

T h in gs looked good fo r the T e x a s
fel’s salary of $1200 has been paid and
, 
men when they drew f i r s t blood in the
the com m ittee is now concerned with firg t inning Dudley E nglish got on

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meeting 

the obligation of $1000 on on the sh o rt sto p ’s error, and went

People’s Central In stitu te, Rio, B r a - 1 around to third on a stolen b a se and

zil. The committee has already sent B e a l l 8 sacrifice hit. He scored on
$200 on this pledge and has another 1 W- E nglish's sac rific e fly to center
Slde8 failed to score un-
anno 
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$100 a t hand. 
til the fourth, when the visitors made
dents of the U niversity of T e x a s a re , two runs on T h o m a s’ tem po rary a s- 

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the f i r s t to send in a paym ent on the . cension. T hree men w ere on bases 

th rew 

In the same 

the S t a t e have a part. The com m it­
tee is 
justly rejoiced over what has 
been accomplished and yet much r e ­
mains to be done before the close of 
the session.

Rio work, in which o th er schools of as a result of bases and being hit
by the pitcher, when R aley h it safely, 
scoring B a k e r. Thom as 
the 
next ball over H a r t ’s head, and M ey­
ers scored. Hale struck out, r e tirin g 
the side. 
inning, how­
ever, the Longhorns tallied ag ain , t y ­
the score. McCullough walked, 
ing 
and scored when H a r t knocked a long 
triple a g a in st the fence.

Dr. W. W. Pinson o f the Board of 
Missions a t Nashville has written the 
committee th at it is especially impor­
ta n t to send in as much as possible in 
the n ex t few days. Th e Board of M is­
sions meets on the 24th o f this month.

T e n Mile Hike to Onion Creek Made 
by Co-Eds for “T - g e c o n d s ”

With the score standing 2 and 2, 
both sides were blanked in the fifth . 
In 
the 
fra m e , 
C hristians forged ahead o f the L o n g ­
horns by one 
tally, McKee scoring 
when McCullough dropped H a r t’s 
throw to catch Hale, who was tryin g 
to steal second. The visitors ran g up 
Monday morning a t 7 :3 0 a number an other score in the seventh, when, 
fo r 
o f g irls le ft fo r a hike to Onion Crek, with the substitution o f F a lk 
a distance of IO miles. A f te r about Thom as, the T. C. U. men hit the cold 
two and a h a lf hours, two five-m inute pitcher hard. Two more tallies were 
re sts having been 
the eighth. R aley walked, 
tak en , 
A f te r a and Hale slammed the horse-hide over 
reached th eir destination. 
sh o rt re st, they donned th e ir bathing the fence.

G I R L S GO ON H I K E .

th e girls made 

the sixth 

however, 

in 

scored once 

lunch the Longhorns 

trip a t 4:45. Two or 

suits and had an in vigorating swim in With the score 6 to 2 a g a in s t them, 
the cold water. A t I o ’clock 
in the 
was spread and everything was soon eighth. W a lte r E n g lish doubled, and 
made way with. A f te r a nap in the scored on F a l k ’s single'. G reer and 
shade of the cypress trees, and a fte r McCullough struck out, re tirin g the 
another swim, they started on their side. T h e visitors were blanked 
in 
return 
three the ninth, and then came the tim e fo r 
minute rests were taken on the re- the Longhorn come-back, in an inning 
turn journey, and a t 8 p. rn. the girls which was probably the most e x c itin g 
reached the car line in South Austin, 
in the history of T e x a s baseball. Ross, 
alm ost as fresh as when they s t a r t e d . ; h itting f o r Collins, was hit by th e 
Sue pitcher. H a r t was out, and Ross ad-
Those making the trip were: 
Bunsen, Audrey B u rke, Audra Wake- vanced to second, scoring on B o lan z’s 
field, F ran ce s B e a tty , Ora Lewis, Al - , double th a t s e t the small band o f loyal 
j ta Heflin, Nan McAnelly, and Pauline I rooters in the stands wild with joy. 
W herry. The chaperones were Miss D. E n g lish hit opportunely through 
Aden and Mrs. W h erry. 
short, scoring Bolanz. B eall was out
twenty-mile a t f ir s t , advancing D. E nglish to see- 
the 
requirement for 
in 0 nd. W a lte r English then proceeded 
walking. T here are a few more yet | to blow up the T. C. U. hopes by a 
long hit to center field, scoring both 

This hike fulfills 

the “T-seconds” 

I to take the tw enty-mile hike, and an- 
other one will he made on Saturd ay, him self and his brother.
April 27. The g irls are very enthu- 
siastic about 
proved themselves good hikers.

Score by innings:

the hikes, 

and have T. C. U ............................... OOO 201 120— 6

T e x a s .................................. IOO IOO 014— 7

Hear Bishop McConnell Tonight at 7:15

Be There!

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THE FOURTH C AMP.

The task of selecting tw e n ty 
men s tu den ts 
th e fourth 
for 
officers’ tr a i n i n g cam p will bt 
no small one if all the re qu ire ­
essential. Beside." 
m e n t s 
passing th e physical e x a m i n a ­
tions, th e men m u s t have credit 
fo r one y e a r ’s military training, 
and must meet several o t h e r de­
mands.

are 

lf a candidate can fill the bill 
and lives on the pay of a first 
th r o u g h 
class private, 
the 
and 
waits until a commission is va­
cated, he will be given a second 
lieutenancy.

passes 
successfully, 

camp 

H e re ’s advancing the predic­
tion that Var si ty men will make 
a showing in th e camp of which 
t he school may well be proud.

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REMEMBER THE EXAM.

A tten tion of 

all prospective 
cadets is called to th e fact t h a t 
physical ex am s fo r th e su m m er 
cam pers will be held th is m orn­
ing. beginning a t 8 o’clock. 
M easu rem en ts for uniform s will 
be tak en at th e sam e time. You 
will be excused from yo ur clr.:; 
so let 
specified h o u r; 
at the 
nothing hinder your being a1 the 
gym on time.

Bishop McConnell will speak 
at Chapel this morning at 8:40 
and again tonight at th e Metho ­
dist ( hurch a t 7:15. Ask a n y ­
one who heard him 
last n ig h t 
and then take the pr e fe rr e d a d ­
vice. Here is a man j u s t back 
I rom France, a man who is big 
enough 
recognized 
be 
th r o u g h o u t the nation and th e 
world. Missing tin* opportun i­
ty of h ear in g him speak will be 
r e g r e t t e d a f t e r he has left the 
U niversity.

to 

fifty cents each 

Following th e a d v ertisem en 
which ap peared iii a local paper 
the one th a t 
S unday m orn ing 
o ffered 
for 
th re e copies of th e c u rre n t B lun­
derbu ss— someone walked rig h t 
into th e o ffice of ye ed and 
stole his desk copy. Oh, t h a t 
it would act like a cat and come 
back.

And now we leajm w h a t th e 
“open’’ 
com m ittee m eans by 
dancing. O ver a t th e w o m a n ’s 
gym T u esday n ig h t th e re w as no 
door-keepers and everybody t h a t 
h ad nerve 
could pass 
enough 
th resh o ld w ith o u t being 
th e 
J u s t how th e G e r­
q uestioned. 
continue w ith 
can 
m an Club 
t h e ir weekly a f fa irs und er th is 
plan is a question t h a t involves 
too m uch discussion and f a r too 
m uch g ra y m a tte r .

In losing J. E. Treleven th e 
U n iv e rs ity o f T exas gives a man 
of real ability to 
th e G o vern ­
m en t. Mr. Treleven, d u rin g his 
several y e a r s a t th e U n iv ersity , 
h a s m ad e m a n y frie n d s and has

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At the Hancock Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Matinee & Night

RED CROSS NEWS
Jesse Mary Hill, Editor*

taken an unusual in te re st in not 
only his p a rtic u la r line of work, 
The 
but in outside activities. 
United Publications B oard loses 
a valuable m em b er a n d a s p irit­
ed advocate of 
methods.

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t e s e 

n ig h ts 
n ig h ts —b r e a th e s 
w ith soul so dead who ne’e r to 
him self h a th said, “ By gum, I ’m 
just not going to bed.’

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CH VP EL NOTICE. 

oh, 

“The Buerau of Supplies 

is con-
sta n tly receiving 
acknowledgements
from the Section of Donations, Amer-
t h e s e ican g e,j Gross, Paris, telling us of
th e re a man the safe arrival of our m any cases
and hospital
' garm ents. These 
all
have 
stated th a t the contents have been r e ­
ceived in splendid condition and are 
most welcome. They are being put 
to immediate use in the various base 
hospitals in proxim ity to the battle 
line. 

H ORACE M. SW O PE, 

surgical dressings 

letters 

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At 

side 

last Bishop McConnell 
has come and we are ready 
to give him a warm welcome.
His talk a t 
Chapel y ester­
day won him many friends, 
and 
th a t the 
is expected 
room will be full this m orn­
ing. The singing will begin 
a t 8:35, so that he m ay be 
gin speaking a t 8:40. Those 4* 
who come early a re asked to 
of the 
sit on the fa r 
room to make place for the 
late comers; it would be bet­
ter if no one came late. He 
the 
about 
spoke y esterd ay 
four 
soldiers he 
types of 
found in France. I. Those who 
assum ed th a t the w orst would 
happen and were prepared 
for it; men who are not in the 
mood for victory, though they 
do their duty. 2. The man who 
believes in his luck, so th a t 
he goes recklessly into battle. 
8. The fatalist, whose motto 
is 
take 
what comes.” 4. Those who 
are not concerned with th em ­
selves, but 
in a C hristian 
sense, are in the w ar for the 
gopd of the cause. These are 
the people who a re going to 
win 
because they 
love man and the pro g ram of 
Christ, and believe th a t noth­
ing can separate them from 
the love of God, which in 
Christ Jesus.

the war, 

forward 

“Go 

and 

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p a r a g ra p h 
from Mr. 
The above 
Swope’s open 
le tte r to all chapters 
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th a t the supplies being made now are 
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coming into immediate use as soon as 
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4« they can be shipped. Only a certain 
the dressings a re being 
| percent of 
kept *n reserve. 
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The woman who
helps in a Red Cross work room is
direct aid to h e r Government

l r

•!- an<l the soldiers “ Over T here.”
V 
th e faculty ladies in ch a rg e of the 
*•« “A ” Hall work room are very proud 
»!* of the record th a t has been made dur- 
ing the last few weeks; 4500 of the 
•J. 6000 wipes necessary to fill the large 
•J- shipping box have been completed and 
it is hoped to finish the others in a
* very sh o rt time. The completion of 
this box of wipes will be an achiev- 
m ent worth while fo r the University
►F branch, for previous to this tim e all 
►F work has been tu rned in to down-town 
►J* h ea dqu arters in small am ounts.

Mrs. Tyler, Mrs. C arothers, and 
in ch a rg e of the 
Miss Bailey were 
and 114 
work 
wipes were completed. The following 
A
^ g irls have registered from Tuesday 
•I* until Wednesday noon:

lesterday m orning, 

* P earle Poole 
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Vera Spears 
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Nellie Hall 
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Grace W ilm eth 
George Stroud 
R uth Chumney

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Venna Cocke
Mildred G riffith
Alice Drysdale
Helen Rootes

Nancy Smith 
Cora Sym our 
Mabel Keith 
N an McAnelly 
Fannie Greenwade Rosebud Segal 
M ary Ilardie 
Ora Lewis 
Elizabeth Donaldson

Earle Stevens

t h a t 

Now 

the University branch 
has secured funds to continue work 
it is 
im po rtan t 
with am ple supplies 
the good 
the girls not cease 
t h a t 
work of 
Enough 
the p a s t month. 
cannot be said ab out the necessity of 
a large ou tp u t of dressings, now th a t 
the Red Cross has assum ed charge of 
much work fo rm erly handled by the 
W a r D ep artm ent. The 
“ A ” Hall 
room will be open this morning a t 9 
o’clock, with Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Gid­
eon as directors, and all girls who can 
spare even a few m inutes of time are 
urged to come and help.-

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Dr. ( 

IL Cunningham , instructor 

in Latin-Am erican History, is to de­

liver a series of lectures, beginning 

Sunday mor ni ng , April 28, to the 

members 

of 

the Liberal 

Sunday 

School. These lectures will deal with 

the animistic background of Oriental 
religions, with a view particularly t o ’ 
religions in China. This will be fol­
lowed with a discussion of Taoism, 
Oonfuscianism, Buddhism, and Shinto- 
i rn in J a p a n , with som ething of. the 
missionary situation in the fa r East.
'The University community is su ffi­
ciently well acqauinted with the qual­
ity of Dr. C unningham ’s lectures to 
know th a t this series will be both in­
Having j 
teresting and 
traveled extensively in the countries 
of the Orient, Dr. C unningham will 
be able to speak from personal ob­
servation and experience.

instructive. 

The ( lass meets a t the Cactus Tea 
Room a t IO o’clock a. rn. All students 
ire cordially invited to attend.

B O O K S

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COLLEGE NOTES

Luicien Crockett. 
Pauline Wherry.

S O C IE T Y

Laura Davis, Editor.

Women A thletes Convene.

from a short visit in San Antonio, 

Purdue E ngineering Camp.

P reparations are now under way for 
the Civil Engineering camp for s u r ­
veying to be held for the Ju nio r and 
Sophomore classes of Purdue U niver­
sity. Attendance on this camp is re ­
quired of all men expecting to obtain 
degrees. About 55 men are expected 
to attend this camp for a priod of six 
weeks, from June 8 to July 20.

Uniform w ar work for women a t h ­
letic associations was one of the chief 
topics a t the second annual National 
Conference of Women Athletes held 
a t the University of Chicago on April 
12 and 13. Representatives from 19 
W estern and , 7 Eastern colleges a t ­
tended this convention. More than 
50 Wisconsin women were present. 
This movement was inaugurated last 
year a t a meeting a t Wisconsin Uni­
versity with the purpose of bringing 
together women athletes of the West.

P rivate P eat at M innesota.

Private P eat the author-hero of the 
famous book of th a t name, is speak­
ing in the country in the interest of 
the Liberty Loan. On S aturday last 
he spoke to the students of the U ni­
versity of Minnesota and was given 
a rousing welcome. Everywhere his 
the 
speeches depict 
scenes of the Eastern front.

in such reality 

A rkansas Women Debaters.

The Home Economics Club of the 
University of A rkansas includes de­
n t i n g on the program . A t a recent 
meeting the girls discussed the prop­
osition, “ Resolved, T h at chemistry is 
more essential to a Home Economics 
course than physics.”

Co-Eds Do Clerical Work,

Two hundred women students of 
Columbia have volunteered their serv­
ices for clerical work in a survey of 
the food situation in New York City. 
The City of New York has undertaken 
the task of g ettin g a weekly inven­
tory of the food staples on hand. The 
plan is to organize food distribution 
as well as food conservation, and to 
see what standard foods are running 
low. The two hundred women from 
Teachers* College are to give a cer­
tain number of hours weekly to do 
the filing, recording and w riting ne­
cessary for the undertaking.

Liberty Loan Club.

The Princetonian classes are buying 
Liberty Loan Bonds as an ex tra cur­
riculum activity, and announces m em­
bership to the Liberty Loan Club open 
to every student.

Indoor Track at Illinois.

The women of the University of Ill­
inois recently witnessed a women’s in­
door track meet. The meet consisted 
of more than one hundred contestants 
n all the sports and p arts of the track 
meet. Out of the hundred four indi- 
idual contestants won prizes for the 

highest credits.

Dr. Baxter, dentist, 512 Scarbrough 

Building. Old phone 1316.

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Moise Ratcliffe and Wallace Mas­
ters spent last week-end in Sprinkle.
Miss Hortense Zoeller has returned 
from San Antonio, where she went to 
attend the wedding of h er sister. Miss 
B arbara Zoeller, to Lieut H arry W al­
lace.

Mrs, W. II. Rhea has returned to 
her home in Dallas, a f te r a visit at 
the Theta House and in the home of 
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Vinson.

Miss Mildred Herron has returned 

Lieut Dan Cook of Camp Stanley 
1 has been a University visitor for sev­
eral days.

Miss Virginia Rootes of Elgin will 
spend the week-end with her sister, 
Miss Helen Rootes.

Leslie S trin g er has returned from 

a visit in Wichita Falls.

Miss Lois Smyth of Waco, who has 
been visiting Miss Flora Edmond, has 
returned to her home.

Fred Adams of Camp Stanley will 
spend the week-end with University 
friends.

Miss Nellie Robertson, who was op­
erated on S aturday for appendicitis, 
is reported as doing nicely.

Bapt. and Mrs. Jube Partin, afte r 
a brief visit with University friends, 
have gone to South Carolina, where 
Capt. P artin has been stationed.

is 
Miss Rebecca Ball of Houston 
visiting a t the Pi Phi House, the 
guest of Miss Gladys Martin.

Steve L attn er and Gordon Conley 
in Taylor visiting 

spent Wednesday 
friends.

Miss Virginia Hubbard, who has 
been a guest of Miss Virginia Tom­
linson a t the Chi Omega House, has 
returned to her home in Weimer.

Jim Jennings has returned from a 

visit in Dallas.

Miss Lee Wolflin, who has been ill 
with dengue fever, is now able to a t ­
tend classes.

John B. Hemphill has gone to San 
Angelo for a brief visit with his p a r ­
ents prior to entering the army.

Miss Bessie Belle Tips, who has 
been visiting a t the Zeta House, has 
returned to Seguin.

Miss Emily Rice will spend 

the 

week-end in San Antonio.
Misses Helen Rootes 

and Willie 
Mae ( ook have returned from a short 
visit in Elgin.

Miss B etty Allison of Taylor has 
returned to her home in Taylor, afte r 
a visit with Miss Jean Lockwood.

Misses May belle and Anna S ta n ­
field have returned from a visit in 
San Antonio.

Miss Helen White, who has been 
in San Antonio, has re-en­

visiting 
tered the University.

Lieut. Roy Hawk of Camp Travis 
the Kappa Sigma 

a t 

is visiting 
House.

Misses M arg aret Sleeper and Helen 
Taylor are visiting Miss Pearl Zilker 
in San Antonio.

Beta Theta Pi announces the in itia­
tion of John B. Hemphill of San A n­
gelo.

Miss M argaret Southerland has re ­
turned from a visit to her home in San 
Antonio.

Bryan Gouger of A & M spent Mon­
day and Tuesday a t the Delta Sigma 
Phi House.

Harold Hill has returned from a 

visit to his home in San Antonio.

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‘‘The Wild Rose,” a comic-opera in 
two acts, will be produced tonight at 
the Hancock Opera House by the pu­
pils of St. M ary’s Academy. Miss 
Bessie Calloway, whose singing has 
in 
elicited much favorable comment 
the musical circles 
of Austin, will 
sing 
leading role. She will be 
supported by a very able and a t t r a c ­
tive cast of 150 girls.

the 

Nobody in Austin can afford to miss 
the “ Wild Rose” to be staged in the 
Hancock Opera House for the benefit 
of the Knights of Columbus w ar camp 
fund Thursday, April 25.

“ Anyone who does not attend ‘The 
Wild Rose’ is going to miss one of 
the real dram atic trea ts of the y ea r,” 
said Col. George W alker, a f te r a tte n d ­
ing one tit the rehearsals the other 
day. The young ladies sing and dance 
as well as any professional company 
th at has been seen in Austin for some 
time.

A special featu re of the program is 
the beautiful “ Wild Rose Dance” by 
the small girls of the Academy. These 
little ladies have been prefectly drill­
ed and give promise of winning the 
approval of the audience.

The Knights 

of Columbus w ar 
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President Wilson and Secretary Ba­
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FACE the FACTS
LET u s face the facts. The war situation i s critical. 

Unless the Allies fight as they never 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.

W h ea t S a v in g s— 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.

T h e Corn o f P len ty -—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. Was ever patriotic duty made 
so easy? And so clear?

A m erica 's O w n F ood — 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.

L earn S o m eth in g— Com I 

It isn't one food. 

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

C orn's Infinite V a riety— How much do you know about 
corn? About how good it is? About the many 
delicious ways 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.
Hoecake.
Muffins.
Biscuits.
Griddle cakes.
Waffles.

DESSER TS
Com-meal molasses cake, 
Apple corn bread. 
Dumplings.
Gingerbread,
Fruit gems. 

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HEARTY DISHES

Corn-meal croquettes. 

Com-meal fish balls.

Meat and corn-meal dumplings.

Italian polenta. 
The recipes are in Fanners' Bulletin 565, “Corn « 

Tamales.

Meal as a Food and Ways of Using It,” free from the
Department of Agriculture.

Subscribe for the Texan

 H A N C O C K O P E R A H O U S E
APRIL 25TH, 8:30 P. M.

“THE WILD ROSE”

Operetta in 2 A cts
BENEFIT KNIGHTS OF 
COLUMBUS WAR FUND
ADMISSION $1.00 
Tickets may be exchanged for reserved seats April 25

T E X A S S U M M E R S

Are you prepared for the Hot Season?

A few necessary articles— Light W eight 
Pajam as, Light W eight Underwear, Light 
W eight Hosiery (Holeproof is the best), 
Light W eight Society Brand Suits.

[IK- 1

Save enough in wash bills to buy next 

w inter’s suit.

4$ a vie£ p 4

Knox Hats

Earl & Wilson Shirts

OFFICIAL NOTICES

to 

SENIOR MEN who have made ap­
plication 
the 
for appointment 
fourth O fficers’ Training School are 
informed that the matter of 
hereby 
eligibility of men of the University, 
who have taken the course in military 
training given here, will be taken up 
with the proper authorities by Presi­
dent Vinson.

HISTORY 46— I will be unable to 
meet tjie class Friday. C. II. Cun­
ningham.

FAMOUS EDUCATOR 

TO LEC TURE HERE

TOMORROW NIGHT

The students of the University and 
the people of Austin will have a rare 
treat in hearing Dr. Paul Whitfield 
Horne lecture Friday 
on 
“ Members, One of Another; How the 
Dr. 
School Is Related to Society.” 
Horne is one of the biggest educators

evening 

educational movements 

in the South, and has been recignized 
as a man of rare ability throughout 
the country. He was the man chosen 
of the Portland 
by the authorities 
■ schools of Portland, Oregon, to make 
a survey of the school system of that 
city. He has been connected with im­
portant 
in 
Boston, Mass., and in Nashville, Ten­
nessee. For the past several years 
Mr. Horne has been superintendent of 
the city schools of Houston, Texas 
The 
lecture which Mr. Horne will 
give here Friday night will be of ed­
its broadest 
ucational 
sense; not strictly pedagogical. The 
lecture will be given at the audito 
rium of the 
\ . M. C. A. on Friday 
evening at 8:15.

interest 

in 

( AMP MABRY GETS

BRICK BUILDINGS 

FOR RADIO SCHOOL

Although the Government is natur­
ally rather quiet about the work being 
carried on a t Camp Mabry, the work 
on the new Radio Mechanics School,

Safety
R azor\

H a t e You Seen the N ew Gillettes 
S pecially D esig n ed J a r the r i g h ti n g Man?

rp H E S E models were designed by members of 
the Gillette Organization who have seen 
service with the Colors and know what the sol­
dier is up against.

Hundreds o f officers and men are buying 
them—the U. S. Service Set in metal case, and 
the new Khaki-covered sets for Uncle Sam’s 
soldiers and officers.

The G illette is the one razor for the man 
who is doing things— the one razor with world­
wide use and reputation.

When a man wants new Blades he can get 
them at any Post Exchange or Y. M. C. A. Hut 
— here in America or Overseas.

Our Paris Office carries stocks— is constantly 
supplying the American Expeditionary Forces. 
Gillette S a fety Razors and Blades on sale 
everywhere in France, England, Italy and the 
E astern battle fronts.

H hy the Gillette Is Especially the Soldier's Razor

T.L HERE isn’t a harder shaving job on 
earth than the service demanded of the Gil­
lette by the fighting man.

Under the very w orst possible conditions 
of climate—with cold or hard w ater—on 
sun-burned or wind-chapped faces—the Gil­
lette is called upon for its solid-comfort, vel­
vet-smooth shave. And delivers it.

There are more Gillettes used than all 
other kinds of razors added together—the 
compact, complete razor with no strops or 
hones to clutter up the kit.

Hundreds of thousands of officers and 
men have adopted the Gillette—with its 
blades always sharp, always ready. No 
Stropping, No Honing.

GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR COMPANY
BOSTON, MASS., U. S. A.

G i l l e t t e ^ S a f e t y R a z o r C o m p a n y , o k C a n a d a , L t d . 
7.! S r . A l e x a n d e r S t ., M o n t r e a l

G i l l e t t e S a f e t y I.’a z o u S o c i r t e A n o n y m ®
I * B i s , H i e L a B o e t i k , P a r i s , F r a n c ®

\ him »v a T o s i Q i i n i n o & F i g i.i 
V i a S e n a t o , I S , M i l a n , I t a l y

G i l l e t t e S a f e t y R a z o ®, L i m i t e d 

- O O G r e a t P o r t l a n d S t ., L o n d o n , W . , F NOLAND

A. (J. M i c h e l e s 

bb L I T F I N Y , P E T R O U KAD, R CERI A

To
Reach
the
Student
Body
Advertise
in
The
Daily
J exan

p

r

which 
I S to hold about 3000 men, is ( avoids one of the greatest expenses 
reported as progressing exceedingly , which usually occurs on such an ex ­
well. Ihe plan is to build twelve brick j tensive tour and enables Father Finn 
for the cantonment, one to put aside more money for the aid
structures 
barrack of which will be finished bv 
of France.
May I—a record in construction. Two 
shifts of workmen are working night 
and day to finish this integral part 
of the U niversity’s war operations.

Try texan want ads. They bring 

results.

Advertise in The Texan.

TEXAN WANT ADS

Professor Bantel of the Engineer­
ing Department 
intim ately con­
is 
nected with the building of this can­
tonment, which is to play such a vital 
in the nation’s war efforts. 
part 
( amp Mabry is the State training 
camp for the National Guard in times 
of peace, and it is proposed to use it 
partly for the training of the new 
cavalry regim ents this summer which
m nui Call at room 155, Main Building. No |
are being organized over the State, a<* taken for less than 25 cents. Pay- j 
and in which several U niversity stu- men* in advance always required.
dents have received commissions. The 
Mechanics School, however, will prob- 
ably be in operation before that time 1, 
' f>’ 

TEXAN want ads bring results. 
Rates, I cent per word for the first 
insertion, three insertions for 2 cents. 
Aboslutely no ad taken over the phone.

fountain pen at j
* * me We(lnes^ y - Can id en ti-;
Phone 3888.Blohm. 1
Reward. 
4-20 1

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MIKESELL TO TALK.

ill (»i*e Address Before Ramshorn 

at Next .Meeting

GIRLS may secure board and room I 
at Bien Venido, mo Wichita St. j 
( »as heat, hot water, sleeping porches,' 
maid to keep rooms. Matron of the 
home will show Zooms any time. R ef­
erences, Mrs. Helen M. Kirby, Mrs. 
Fany C. Iglehart.

On Tuesday night of next week the 
Ramshorns will hold a well planned 
meeting, 
in addition to the 
program, the members will be 
with a talk from Mr. Mikesell. 

regular -
favored ROOM AND BOARD for four young
rooms
A committee has in charge planned j fresh, well ventilated, cosy and warm. 
a diversion which is called, the “Goat Would like a few table boarders. 2410 
Roping,” which takes place annually, j U niversity Ave. Phone 2723.
The society is gaining strength, and 
by next year it is hoped that 
ciety will be strong from the begin- 
i n g . 

rooi!ls at Raines Mansion, connect­
W!th pleasant sleeping porches,

:„ ,n n , 1KTTO ...... 
the so- & lu U h jN ls Will 

find comfortable

ladies. Board 

excellent, 

! 

T h e m eetings are held every T u e s 1 $3 ‘5° t0 

one-half block east of

day night in room 111 of the E n g l 1 ™ " PUS* 2110 T° m Green S t 
nearing Building. 

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^ the Driskill Barber Shop you Bret
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good service and the best treatment.

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FAMOUS PA ULI STS 

WILL SING HERE Moritz Silver, Prop.

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ARMY HEADQUARTERS
REGULATION SHOES AND PUTTEES
D I L L I N G H A M 
S H O E CO.

WALTER TIPS & CO. Austin, Texa

FISHING TACKLE 

FOK SA LE BY

As Usual, Som ething N ew a t Our Storey T his Tim e It Is

Chocolate Shop Candy
IN REDWOOD BOXES 

Good Candy— P retty Package

University Drug Store

“The Convenient Place”

(Continued from page I.)

Besides enjoying the music of this 
magnificent choir, those who attend 
will be aiding a very worthy cause. 
The money made on the trip will be 
used for the rehabilitation of France 
after the war, a cause that is near to 
the heart of all educated people.

In order to keep expenses as low as 
| J possible, for those connected with the 
conduct of such a choir would natur­
ally be enormous, the boys are bil­
leted in the private homes of the citi­
This
zens of the city they visit. 

The Texas Barber Shop. W^e please. 
1008 Con- 

Mac. Oliphant, Prop. 

I greas.

STUDENTS— Go to the Palace Barber' 
Shop, Bosche Bldg., for first class 

work. Billy Wolf, Prop.

Cl RPS Nice rooms and board at 203 
E. 25th St. Room, board, and heat, 

$30. Phone 2447.

FOR RENT South and 

esa st up­
stairs rooms, convenient kitchen­
ette, nice for girls wanting to prepare 
part or all their meals. 716 W. 22 1-2 
St. Phone 1351. 

i

Hume Wood and Grain Company
Phone U s Your Wood Orders and You’ll Get It R ight Away 

PHONE 3737 

16TH A N I) LAVACA

1847 
1917
JOHN BREMOND CO.
W HOLESALE GROCERS 
And
Roasters o f High Grade C offees 
T exas’ Oldest Jobbing House

JNO. L. MARTIN

FOR STU D EN T LAMPS ANI 
ACCESSORIES 

Electrical and Plumbing Suppli 
408 Cong

Phone 320