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

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.

A USTIN, TEXAS, SATU RD A Y , OCTOBER 20, 1917.

No. 22

LONGHORNSREADY 
FOR ANNUAL GAME 
WITH SOONERS

Changes in the Lineup of T exas Team 
may Counteract Tricky Plays of 
Oklahoma Eleven.

By Otis Miller.

The stag e of th e big T e x a s - O k la - 
homa gam e has been set. All prepa­
rations have been m ade, and the two 
team s are in readiness, w aiting for the 
time o f the gam e.

RALLY FEATURED 
BY LIVELY TALKS ! 
TO DOWN SOONERS

Dr. Schoeh and Judge Brady Recall 
Old Football Days— Glee Club 
’ Also Ferl'orm s.

SPEAKERS’ CLUB 

RED CROSS TRIES 

DEBATES ARRANGED RIFLE CLUB TO 

TO MEET MONDAY 

TO GET CHARTER

WITH THREE TEAMS 

MEET TUESDAY

Q uestion of Frosh Cap Enforcem ent I niversity Girls Petition for Branch 
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of Austin C hapter— O fficers 
Are Elected.
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Two T riangular Leagues May be 
Formed, With U tah Added to Col­
orado, This Year.

Special O pportunity O ffered to S tu ­
dents for Rifle Practice— Govern­
ment Behind Work.

launched 

The Speakers’ Club will m eet a t 

7:80 on Monday night, October 22, i n - 1 ganized this year, has sent in a peti- stu d en t activities, the U niversity m ust gin work in a very few days. 

The U niversity Rifle Club is to be- 
It is
The cam paign ag ain st the Sooners , stea(j 0f Tuesday night, as heretofore, tion for a c h a rte r as a branch of the depend on raw m aterial for practically a club which is conducted under the
last j At the last m eeting the club elected A ustin chapter. Miss Elise Bum pass all t h e ’V arsity debaters. Only three auspices of the W ar D epartm ent for
was 
in th * new gym 
night with a vengeance. The 
the express purpose of teaching men
old eleven new m em bers, who were inter- of Terrell has been elected chairm an, old men are back, Jerom e Crossm an, 
to shoot who do not know how. At
fig h tin g sp irit which has been siz- ested jn high school lite ra ry societies Miss Ruth Stocking of Clarendon, sec- Jack Blalock, and E arn est May. Cross- 
slin g for a week came to a boiling | before coming to the U niversity, and re ta ry , and Miss Agnes Doran of Dal- man is the only one of these three present the club has fifteen rifles and 
who was actually a team -m ate, since six thousand rounds of am m unition.
last for the entire
The following program will be giv- paign held on Monday and Tuesday of least th ree team s will be required, and year, even if the Governm ent cannot 

i n a w a y th a t s p e a k s for a fig h t ( t h e Speakers’ Club expects good re- 

p o i n t 
to the finish 
crowd was present.

As is the ease w ith nearly all other 

The U niversity Red Cross, ju st or-

suits from them . 

las, trea su rer. 

overflow

today, 

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Dr. Schoch opend the b attle with a 
gas attack , greatly aiding the morale 
of 
the gang. The band opened up
w ith several lively offerings. J u d g e ’ m an caps. A ffirm ative, 
B rady of Austin was 
speak and recalled the good old days 
when the student body used to go on 
come 
and 
football trip s 
home till m orning.”

called upon 

“ wouldn’t 

The Glee Club scored a hit in two 
Bill Collins

well chosen selections. 
dropped a bomb into the crowd in the 1 account of the L uxburg incident. Af- Red Cross classes to be held soon. 
form a f a brand new kind of y e llin g ,' formative, A rthui ( ollins and Iovvnes 
the best heard so fa r this season. The 
gan g w ent “over 
to p ’ singing 
“The Eyes of Texas.” The enem y’s 
line has been penetrated as f a r as Dal­
las and the countercharge is to be re­
pulsed today.

the 

to ’ and Ellis Bonnet; negative, C harlie q u arters and the other h alf is to be 

to 

fo r 

early to 

John Seale 

The ex- use 

The general 

en Monday night: 

tober 29, will be as follows: 

Cates and M. J. Rosenfield. 

spent for m aterials and supplies. 

H a rris ^ N egative,
Dan Kelley.

subject 
j souri-O klahom a-Texas 

raised will go to the N ational head- be fo r the team s. 

Debate— Resolved, T h at A rgentina 
should declare w ar upon Germ any on 

As a re su lt of the m em bership cam- the other two were alternatives. A t This enough 

| this week, $209.50 has been raised, possibly four. Prof. E. D. S hurter furnish any more.

Debate— Resolved, T hat all Fresh- while $50 more has been prom ised by said th a t as yet it was too 

This subject will be
they may get more benefit from the used by the tryouts for the intercolle- 

Declam ation, Richard W alraven. 
The program for Monday night, Oc- Cross to tals about 185. S ixty more b ib a tio n of Labor D isputes, 

yThe one big attraction o f today’s 
F air will be the Longhorn-Sooner clash 
a t the Athletic Grounds. One of the 
larg est crowds in the history o f this 
The Governm ent issued one hundred
annual Texas-Oklahoma gam e is ex­
men should be required to w ear F resh- November I. O ne-half of the fund tell the num ber of tryouts there would and tw enty rounds of am m unition free
pected. The O range and W hite float­
to each m em ber and a gun is furnish-
ing over the stands of T exas rooters 
the Mis- ei* to each five m en- When a man
will reflect back the W hite and Car­
T rian g u lar j°*n® be gets his one hundred and
dinal Red of the Sooners’ backers, 
The present m em bership of the Red , League debate is the Com pulsory A r- tw enty rounds of am m unition and the
while in between and hedged all round 
a #un- " T h e dues for the club
the m yriad fans of the gam e will ar­
girls, in addition, are to be tra n sfe rre d act wording of the question has not are v erY insignificant in com parison
range them selves to witnerg: the sta ffs 
to the vast am ount of benefit derived 
from the local chapter in order th a t been decided. 
ing of this classic and historic battle.
from the work. They are only $2.75 
The w eather, if it continues cool, 
fo r the first year. F or the last two 
will help to make the gam e a fa st and 
jjpars m atches have been held with 
snappy one. By 
trouncing T exas, 
other schools. L ast year the m atches 
Oklahoma hopes to assuage the sting 
were called off because practically the 
which Illinois put into her football 
entire m em bership went 
to Leon 
flesh. The Sooners of B a w y jg »e conv 
Springs. M atches were held with 
ing with blood in th e ir eyes to wipe
Georgia Tech., Oklahoma A. & M., and
two with the Alamo Rifle Club of San out the disgrace of last year’s defeat
a t the hands of Texas. This has been 
Antonio.
rankling in her system for a whole 
year now, and is an old score which 
she thinks m ust be settled. And the 
Longhorns will have to play up to the 
usual Texas standard if they are able 
to stem the drive of the Sooners and 
stag e an onslaught before which the 
O klahom ans will crumble in defeat.

A nother debate scheduled for this
An 
j g the one with Colorado. 
and sew ing hospital g arm ents. Teach- a tte m p t is being made to bring U tah 
ers will be obtained to take charge of jn on this debate, and m ake another 
A ttendance is biangular league. U tah has not been 
the various classes. 
not lim ited to m em bership, and any heard from about this m atter. 
The 
subject for these debates has not been
one interested m ay come. 

MANY GRADUATES 
APPLY FOR DEGREES

the U niversity a t present, perm anent 
I headquarters have not been obtained
Red Cross. However, the new
! organization is now using th e Y. W.
C. A. room for its work two a fte r-
noons a week in the sew ing classes.
T here are fifty -fo u r g rad u ate stu- The k n ittin g class m eets only once a
dents now enrolled. O f these alm ost week' f” ' mu<'h of the work can be
the outs.de. The g irls are
a™ oandi- " ° w “ aking hospital socks, and w.ll
m ake and fill com fort bags. A 
I t per^ anlrf;?. r ts S i_for the Red Cross will

C artoonists, P hotographers, Etc., Will 
be Chosen This Fall on 

MANY APPLICANTS 

ply for T heir M. A. 
Degrees. 
 
 

OUT FOR CACTUS

Vernon Hill and knitting, rolling bandages and cutting y e a r 

Owing to the crowded conditions a t decided

N um ber Reaches F ifty -F o u r Who Ap- ^or 

( lasses are now being organized in 

Haroid Moore, editor of the grind 

D eclam ation, Liston Zander.

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Cactus S taff.

giate team s.

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~ y - r r d 'o t a . - e d their B. A. dgree in an- done on 
' SoftV" 

Y. W. C. A. RAISES TOTA I.

OK $1500 IN CAMPAIGN 

WHICH CLOSES SOON

The result of the Y. W. C. A. fin an ­

cial cam paign up to date is:
/ ' ’in fa n try Jinnic'~~yTrt-'."i 
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other U niversity 

/ C avalry, Mab H arrison, $90; Ambu­
lance, Frances Thompson, 
$162.25;
A viators, Hula W hitehouse, $113; Ma­
rine, M argaret S utherland, $170.25;
A rtiller, Alta Heflin, $213; Faculty,
Dr. M ather, $377.50; Advisory Board,
Miss Thornton, $150. Total, $1453.25.
It may be interesting to know th at 
out of the 819 girls in the U niversity,
452 have been seen, but only 344 have | tion of his thesis 
the 
pledged; 367 are yet to be given a 
chance to contribute th eir p art. The 
into a 
C abinet has organized 
com m ittee to see the rem aining 367.
When the budget is raised, the final 
rep o rt will be given.

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itself 

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. egree, w 

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beyond 

dates for the M. 
others have gone 
and are 
w orking tow ards the Ph. 1). As yet 
there are no Ph. D. candidates a n ­
nounced 
Owing to
the fact th a t the a sp ira n t does not anv tim e (lurin£ The day-
become a candidate until the comple-

fo r next June. 

I lU S S t '5 Wi l l 

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early m ^ t h e w inter, section of the Cactus, in order to de- will preside over the meeting.

be obtained 
Classes will then be held every atter'--* 8™ ^ the num ber of genii available 
...affirm, failed a m eeting of
noon, a n d the girls m ay come in a t f o r 't n t . section, called a m eetm g of DORMER TEXAS GRID
the try o u ts Thursday afternoon. The 
seem office was storm ed by appfrtSSnts f o r , 
the jazz end of the annual. A hdSi 
of co-eds, fa r outnum bering, the “ed­
dies,” bombarded 
the office* in the
E nglish Channel.

anxious to do th eir “b it” for the w ar,

the U niversity girls

fo r the Rl'd Cro89 

All of 

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g ra d u ate 

However, 

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It is probable th a t 
working tow ards an M. A. becomes a y e s s i n g rapidly. 
list a play will be given som e U rn. during 
candidates on 
up to d ate of those expecting to re- «>« w inter term to help raise money.
iu is «ro The organization has already sent fo r 

reg isterin g . The 

stu d en t 

in 

luna 
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F’rom this number, Moore has to se­
lect by the end of the term two ca r­
j the play, and Miss Leta Stoles has , toonists, two photographers, one dec
o rato r, and one secret service worker.
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be chosen tccordin(t to the
These 

, anni d r ted m anager 
a p p o s ed m anager. 

W illiam Henry Adam son 

J o h n ; be- 

Qualified “T V ’ are given to men 
who shoot in a m ajority of matches. 
Also men who qualify as m arksm en, 
sharpshooters, and experts are given 
th eir grade. 
to show 
lapel buttons 
Any man who practices consistently 
is alm ost certain to get one of these. 
The firs t m eeting for reorganization 
The Sooners are reputed to have an
will be held a t the Y. M. C. A. Tues-
day evening a t 7:30 o’clock. All men endless round of new and tricky plays, 
who are interested are invited to come, fa st in th eir operation and hard for 
to solve a t the
G. M. M errill, last y ear’s president, the opposing team 
firs t offering. T heir backfield gets 
off with a burst of speed th a t makes 
th eir plays hard to break up. 
The 
whole Sooner team gets on the line 
with a rush, and t h e ^ i # r t f t w h w A
#^EE FOREIGN SERV ICE the teajji^ is' in action hardly before
the report
ane- realizes 
V
Gillis Johnson, rig h t tackle on V ar- coming from Illinois. However, the 
sity eleven of 1917 and a g ra u d ate of Longhorns have been put through * 
the U niversity of Texas last y ear, re- daily drill for the last two weeks to
turned here W ednesday from P aris Is- 
train them in the a r t of m ussing up 
land, S. C., where he received the com- Just suc^ a s tyle of play as this, 
mission of second 
the M oreover, the Longhorns have quite 
United S ta tes M arines. 
Johnson, who a few new plays and defensive forma- 
was in train in g a t P aris Island for t i° ns tucked away under th eir foot- 
three m onths, stood seventh in grades ball seleeve which no doubt will be un- 
m a class of 600, only eighty b e i n g covered a t the psychological moment 
commisioned. 
I to £ a *n th e necessary ground or to nip
Johnson 
w restling 

th e 
cham pionship during 

heavyw eight in the bud the crafty subterfuges of ^ 

STAR EXPECTS SOON TO

his the Sooners. 

lieutenant in 

it. This 

held 

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class of work they hand in during the 
fall term .

PROGRAM FOR RUSK

SCHOLARSHIPS ARE 

OPEN TO STUDENTS

New fellows and scholars will not

DALLAS TO RELIEVE

WENDELL MAYES TO 

Lowry Bagwell, Jam es A ustin B arnes, I
M ary Ellen Billing, W illiam Dixon FELLOWSHIPS AND
Bond, Theophil Frederick B uehrer, Is-
STATE FAIR EDITOR rael H. Chasm an, S arah Lewis Carol 
Clapp, Roxie Clark, Mrs. Jam es F rank
Wendell Mayes left last night fo r Dobie, Daniel Joseph Glenney, Robert 
D allas to U k i charge of the S t a t e C abaniss Goodwin, C harles Adams Go- 
F a ir edition of The Daily Texan, re- 
.ck, W .ll.am Thom as Homer, Joseph 
ll. R agsdale, who has ( H e g ar Jesse W .lson Hodges, Mrs. 
lieving Silas 
been editing The Dallas Texan sin ce Bella S haffer M arshall, Darnel E dam 
der M cA rthur, Law rence Edw ard Mc- 
its firs t issue last S aturday.
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C arty, Eugene O liver, Rev. Gideon 
Carl Olson, Mildred Paxton, F ranklin
Em bry Poindexter, Hugh P orter, Mar-
g r e t P ryor, Preasley Jackson R u t­
ledge, M ary Louise Sandefer, Elm er 
Richard Sims, Sallie E v erett Sloan, 
Frances Ballamy Taylor.

W hile Ragsdale has been in Dallas,
Mayes has had charge of the editorial
colum ns of the Austin edition of The 
T exan, as well as sending the Uni­
v ersity news to Dallas fo r publica­
tion in The Dallas Texan. He will re­
m ain in Dallas until the close of the 
S ta te F’air, as editor of The Dallas 
Texan.

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INVITED TO ATTEND 

ATHENAEUM s e t s p r o g r a m .

HOME EUO. CLASSES or in another U niversity.
It is not possible to hold a fellow-
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to b etter holding an a ssm a n sh ip . 

The program for the next m eeting . 

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Resolved, T hat 

com pulsory mill- ance 

of the Athenaeum Society was planned the housewives of A ustin 
a s follows: 

( equip them selves fo r valuable assist-
the food conservation cam ­
e r y train in g should be adopted in the paign which is now being waged in be-
of Texas. A ffirm ative, half of the g re a t war. The D epart­
U niversity 
m ent of Home Economics of the U ni­
Beard, H arrison; negative, C ranberry, 
versity of Texas is prepared to ac­
Edmonds.
com m odate 
limited
im m ediately 
num ber of A ustin women in a special in terest 

in 

a 

FROSH ELECT O FFIC ER S.

W alraven of Dallas Made P resident, 

e d Mary Johns Vice-President 

 

 

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New

Monroe

to M eeting.

dM S „
rtm e n t who de.

Debated *a ®t y®a r an d was declared by Ath- 

 until N ovem ber 1st.
t m ^
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Doctrine 
to 
Members are Welcome 

Both team s will probably at first 
letic M anager Tfceo. B ellm ont, the re so rt to a running style of game, 
stro n g e st all-round man in the Uni- H n eith er team can make headway 
a g a in st th e other’s lines, both reported
varsity. ‘ He 
is visiting his parents,
sires to apply fo r a U niversity Behol­
to be of equal stren g th , the aerial 
Mr. and Mrs. R obert G. Johnson,
arship or fellowship, should go to the
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style of gam e will no doubt be re­
This 
The following program Will be giv- Texas and Lake S treets, and will re ­
R eg istrar and obtain a blank, 
to. However, Oklahoma will 
sorted 
should be filled out and filed w ith ' en by the Rusk L iterary Society on port for Duty a t W ashington, D. C., 
to p u t her fa s t backfield 
f ir s t try 
[O ctober 26. He expects to see actual
Dean H arp er of the G raduate D epart- ! S aturday night: 
line and to send her 
through 
the 
service within 
a m onth.— F t. W orth
m eat not later than S atu rd ay , O c to -1 Declam ation, Judson Francis.
speedy ends 
the Longhorn 
around 
Record.
ber 27. 
| w ings; fa ilin g in this, she will, in all 
the overland 
probability re so rt 
I route which she used alm ost co n stan t­
ly ag a in st ttljjjois when she found

Fellowships are open to G raduate D ebate— Resolved, T h at the Monroe
to Se- Doctrine should be abandoned by this 
students only; scholarships 
niors only. Both are aw arded s t r i c t - , G overnm ent 
a L atin-A m erican 
as 
ly on m erit to students of high grade policy. A ffirm ative, W. D. Ball, C. 
and m eritorious standing eith er here

, The Gofer Law Society m et in the

COFER LAW SOCIETY ELECTS.

I Extem pore speech, W. C. Gowen.

to 

, 
A. Poindexter, and N. G. W hite; nega- Practice C ourt Room in th e basem ent o u ~ 
jf the Law B uilding, a t 7:30 T hurs- no* 
tive, H. W. S trassb erg er, R. S. ( ’ar- 
Jay night. 
ney, and C. D. Odell. 

follow ing officers 
New men are cordially invited to a t-! were elected: W. O. S later, p resi- 
tend the m eeting. The Rusk wishes dent; N. H. Davis, vice-president; T. 
to say th at, on account of the loss o f. J. Stovall, clerk; M. E. N u tt, 
m any old members, m em bership is yr, and L ander sheriff. 
1 Many plans for the 
now open to all. 
the near fu tu re were discussed. The num ber of mem- 

Sometim e within 

rep o rt- *n 

The 

te a m *

the Rusk will have open house. Elach hers was g re atly dim inished by the 
| m em ber will be allowed to invite one w ar, but w ith the new m en elected to 

firm Illinois line wotStd
way. The Sooners com pleted
the Illinois

ag ain st 

passes 

The L onghorns have become expert
handling of the aerial style of
j gam e. Big S m ythe and H om er W aits
y e a r’s work are exceedingly accu rate in th e ir pass-
^ t ^le men eligible fo r receiv­
been coached as to
(B e h e s t and fa s te s t way of g et
tin g down 
t h a t Texas 
/ield , so 
'^nwn 
o u g h t to work the overland route suc­
cessfully should she have to resort 
m ainly to th is sty le o f gam e.
ru n n in g 

Passes have 

n o t be tm ir 

In h e r 

th e 

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The F reshm en did not show *wueh co-ed, and an extraordinary entertain- m em bership, the society will 

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in the firs t 

class m eeting,

INV ITES H. E. GIRLS.

the club a t its last m eeting. 

W eekly, by J. L. K err.
Declam ation by W arlick.
Brown and McGee were elected into coarse of train in g in menu m aking which was held on T hursday after-
, ar‘(l o th er im portant fe atu res of do- noon a t 3 o'clock in the Law audito-
I riunr. T here were only about th irty -
mestic economy. 
j This course will run fo r eig h t weeks, five present. V. P. Lee, president of
the S tudents’ A ssociation, presided 
and will be divided 
over the m eeting until a president was 
tions, each section 
elected. The officers fo r the fall term 
Mrs. J. H. Landrum of the Home about tw enty-four 
were elected. R ichard W alraven of 
Dallas was elected president; Mary 
Johns of Austin was elected vice-pres­
ident, and Helen M ather of Austin, 
secretary. Pete Sm ith of A ustin was 
elected S erg ean t-at-arm s w ithout op­
position.

into three sec-
to accom m odate
It is 
students. 
Economics division of the S tate De- urged by Miss Jennie Bess Bear, in-
stru cto r in Home Economics of the
p a rtm e n t of A griculture wishes 
m eet all of her club g irls and g irls U niversity, th a t all who desire to take
of h e r club town in attendance a t the 
U niversity *in a m eeting this a fte r- diately.
noon from 5 to 5:30, Room 158. An 
store for 
en tertain m en t will be 
those present.

JU N IO R S ELECT CAPTAIN.

of study, re g iste r imme-

| this course 

to 

in 

m ent will be given.

handicapped in this respect. W ork on

------------------------- i practice cases begin in ea rn e st next

CHEMISTRY CI CB 

Thursday night, a t which tim e Sena-

 

 

HOLDS FIRST MEETING 

men were
AND ELECTS OFFICERS elected t0 m em bership: Hedick, Car- 
i ney, McGee, B ryan, Beall, F ountain,
The C hem istry Club held its firs t j Sam es, Raw lins, G unter, Damon, Sto- 
m eeting of the year la st S aturday, j vail, N utt, L ander, S. W. Davis, and 
with Dr. Schoch as 
evening. His 
the 
“ Glimpes of Recent Chemical E xhibi­
tions in New York C ity.” Dr. Schoch 
spoke a t g re at length and grew very 
enthusiastic over the exhibits. Texas 
was represented in one or two of 
them .

the speaker of G uenther, 
was J 

NOTICE, TEX A N W O RKERS.

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A FAVORITE “ SK IT.”

W ith the girls, this 

sk it:
“ If you w ant to do your bit,
'W hy ju st knit.”

— W ILSON W ILLIAM S.

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A t the firs t g et-to g e th e r m eeting LATTIM ER SUCCEEDS ( ROSSMAN 

of the Ju n io r basketball g irls yester- 
day afternoon, Linda L ancaster w as; 

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of the club 4* 
were elected at the end of last spring 4* 
I n t h e absence of Jerom e Crossm an,
term , and are: T. E. Phipps, p r e s i- ; 4* 
is a favorite unanim ously re-elected captain. Opal who w^s called to D allas to speak in 
dent; Roxie Clark, 
sec retary ; T. F. j 4* 
P o rter was elected a ssista n t captain, the in tere st of Liberty Bonds, Steve 
B uehrer, treasu rer. A t the m eeting 4“ 
and with these two enthusiastic girls L attim er of El Paso is acting quiz- 
S aturday T. W. Ray, R. S. T aylor, and 4* 
a t th eir head, the Ju n io rs are looking I m aster in the Law D epartm ent 
H. L. Lochte were appointed on the 4* 
re ­
forw ard to a successful year. Very 
program com m ittee, and W. T. Reed,
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ceived a lette r from Jerom e, in which 
few old g irls of la st y e a r’s team are 
R. G. Upton, and L. T. Fahrenthold 
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the la tte r sta te s th a t he is very busy
back, but a few new ones have come 
The next
on the social com m ittee. 
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in his work. He says th a t the Elev­
forw ard and more are expected. All 
enth D istrict of the Federal Reserve ■ m eeting will be S aturday, November
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Junior girls interested will give th eir
! nam es to the captain a t once, so th a t I Bank system is facing a trem nduous 3, but the program has not yet been 4-
I real practice can begin im m ediately, j problem a t this time.

The present officers 

the departm ent 

Mr. P o tts of 

I made out.

— OPERATOR.

Oh, y t p m hard hit,
H 1 Id my sit 
A t t e r y little bit,
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Many of our s ta f f w orkers 
have gone to th e D allas F a ir 
and so no re g u la r s ta f f will 
today. B lank a s sig n ­
work 
m ents will be m ade out by 
the nfanaging editor and p o st­
ed in the Texan office by 9 
a. rn. th is m orning. 
E very 
T exan s ta f f w orker who d e­
sires to help us out in this u n ­
usual situ atio n , come around 
and check an assig n m en t.

MANAGING EDITOR.

th e 

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.^fullback 

h a rd -h ittin g 

gam e Oklahom a 
uses m ainly end ru n s and brush-end 
runs by h er halves, a t tim es se nding 
Davis, 
th ro u g h the line. T he s ta rs for 
homa a re expected to be Durant, 
Indian, a t rig h t end, and A bbot 
Grateful a t le ft and right half, r e s p e c t­
is * 80 
ively. Da VIK- 
touted as a hard 
,-.r *
ham is 
a fie^ce^-linc* 
plunger, and lived up to his re p u ta­
tion in the Illinois gam e, puncturing 
the Illinois line a t frequent intervals, 
though not for form idable gains. Da­
vis, the fullback, does the kicking for 
the Sooners, averaging about thirty 
yards. This is about on the average 
w ith the Texas kickers.

reckoned as 

The stars for Texas will probably 
be Pete Smith, Ham ilton, Louie 
Sm ythe and W aits. G raves and Mool 
are expected to be heard from a t 
“ R a ts” Trabue will not be able 
g et into the game on account of In­
juries. Penn L'ay distinguished him* 
(C o n tiru td on page 4)

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

O O T B A
A U STIN HIGH vs. 
N. FT. WORTH HIGH
CLARK FIELD-SAT. OCT. 20
3:45 P. M.

A d m issio n 5 0 C ents

Students paid 

This year, when the Assem­
bly apportioned the money to be 
lerived from the tax, the Glee’ 
dub was left without an a p p r ­
the 
obation. 
tax, thinking, 
in many cases, 
‘hat they were paying for the 
support of the Glee Club, as 
veil as the other activities for­
merly included in the tax. Stu- 
lents paying 
this 
ear will not be admitted to 
Yustin concerts of the club, but 
will be forced to pay for admis­
sion.

their 

tax 

*3. E ach c ity h a s 

each d istric t there are f if t y secretar- 
its se cr eta ry of 
.e lig io u s w ork, g y m n a siu m , social in ­
tercou rse, and a num ber o f others. 
C afeteria s, hom es, recreation cen ters, 
sw im m in g pools, and g y m n a siu m s are 
en d er th eir control, as w ell as e m ­
p loym ent and 
in form ation bureaus. 
The sa la ries o f th e se w orkers ran ge 
The d istrict 
from $1200 to $1500. 
se cr eta ry , w ho 
in sp ector and ad- 
\ isor gen eral o f her d istric t, and the 
field secreta ries are paid from $1500 
to $1800. The cou n try Y. W. C. A. 
w ork, which co n sists o f th e o r g a n iz a ­
tion o f hom e 
clubs and 
c la sse s, p ays from $900 to $1200 per 
la rg e op en in g for 

ear. T here 

econom ics 

is a 

is 

t a m in g period, the stu d en t receives 
$500 per year. A ccurate and detailed 
in form ation con cern in g 
train in g 
at N ew York m ay 
secured by 
be 
w ritin g S ecretarial D epartm ent, N a ­
tional Bd. Y. W. C. A ., 600 L exin g­
ton A venue, New' York.

the 

T here is a S p ea k ers’ and D ebating 
Club for g ir ls, which w as organ ized , 
and is m anaged by the wom en o f the 

U n iversity.

p erm it 

The Hom e E conom ics Club does not 
train in g 

the sc ie n tific hom e 

J of the U n iv ersity wom en to be n e g ­

lected.

such service a t p resen t.

T he tra in in g 

o f w orkers around 
the so ld ie rs’ cam p s m ay be secured 
cith er a t the N ation al T rain in g School 
in N ew York, or under one o f the 
field se cr eta ries. T he field secreta ry 
o f th is d istric t is located a t D allas at 
D uring the
(he S u m p ter B u ild in g. 

an 

T here is 

em p loym ent bureau 
m anaged by the Dean of W om en, the 
stu d en t Y. W. C. A. secreta ry , and 
the g ir ls o f the U n iv ersity . 
H ere 
g ir ls w ho m u st earn all or part o f 
th eir w ay th rou gh , m ay be put 
in 
‘ meh w ith those who d esire to secure 
-»rvices o f stu d en ts.

from 

On the other hand, 

the Glee 
Club, not suspecting that they 
would be cut off 
this 
OU roe of revenue, made exten- 
for the pres­
;ive preparations 
e t year, contracting 
for the 
services of a director, as well as 
naking arrangements for an ex­
tended trip, similar to the one 
held 
last year. Deprived of 
their rightful appropriation from 
he assessment of the blanket 
tax, it is probable that the (flee 
dub will not attempt to organ- 
ze officially this year, and it is 
ort ain that no director wi be 
unplowed under the present con­
ditions.

That such a condition exists 
is harmful to the Students’ As­
sociation, as well as to the IJni- 
/ersity that they represent. The 
newly elected Assembly should 
rn mediately make an emergency 
ppropriation for the Glee (dub, 
in order that they might con- 
inue their work during the pres­
ent season.

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Th* S tu d en t D aily P un blication o f th e 
U n iversity o f T e x a s.

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iblished every m orning e x c e p t M on­

day during the co lle g e .y e a r .

Entered as second-class m a tte r a t the 
P o sto ffice at A u stin , T e x a s, under 
the A ct o f C ongress, M arch 3, 1879.

Subscription price $2.50 p er y e a r - 
provided for each stu d en t th rou gh 
the Student A ctiv ity fee .

Silas B. R a g sd a le 
E d ito r-in -C h ief
F. Edward W alker, M an a g in g E d itor 
B u sin e ss M an ager
B. C. W a rlick 

O ffices: U n iversity, R oom 109, Main
Building, T elephone 3149. 
Down 
Town, 204 W. S ix th S t., T elep h on e 
489.

Issu e Editor fo r T od ay: 
G A R L A N D D A Y

nm Caspar

7 . . . . A sso c ia te E d itor

YES, “ DALLAS OR B U S T ”

From 

the Oklahoma Daily 
comes the cry, “Dallas or Bust,” 
in an editorial with the same 
heading. The expression from 
our Oklahoma contemporary is 
all that we could desire from a ri­
val institution, and is boosting 
their own team, the editor takes 
time to compliment Texas and 
the Longhorns on their sports­
manship. Might we not all, 
without seeming to merely be 
saying nice 
in return, 
things 
that our relations with Oklahoma 
h ive always been the most pleas­
ant, and that we approve of 
every word of the editorial ex­
cept the prediction of the result 
of today’s game? The editorial 
Follows:

Dallas or busti
For years this has been the 
war cry of Sooner gridsters as 
they made up in their war paint 
for the annual hunt of the Texas 
I onghorn.
 AftdrWivv Hfmj^ the cr.v again

 

Texas, as usual, will probably J 
echo hack, “After the game it'll1 
l o home busted,” but we remem­
ber when it wasn’t this way, and 
we’re enthusiastic enough 
to 
know that the Sooners will bring 
this 
home another 
time.

longhorn 

Texas is our best friend. She 
stands for clean sportsmanship 
# like we’ve been taught to believe 
**\ But it can’t be helped—it is 
inevitable that she must go down 
in defeat before the Sooners at 
the Dallas Fair next Saturday, 
j . And the battle cry of the 500 
Sooners who are going along to 
Watch the fight will be “Dallas 
or Bust.”

On Shore and Off

men like our collegians who are 
training for the navy and Uncle 
Sam’s seasoned sea fighters—men 
who must m aintain their vigor,
‘headiness**— are
quickness and 
tuning up on

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c f wholesome grains and the nip and fra­
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Try B evo b y itself—see how good it makes 
things to ca t taste.

Served a t the best places e v e r y w h e r e .
Fam ilies supplied b y grocers.

M anu factu red and bottled exclusively by
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B evo sh ould Ro se rv e d cold 
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U n iv ersity .

Work o f W om en for W om en 

in the 

N ow , th ere 

W om en w ere b egin n in g to en ter into 
he p ro fessio n s in a ctiv e com p etition 
w ith m en b efore th e b egin n in g of the 
no 
p resen t w ar. 
ch oice le ft to them ; they m u st take 
p the w ork o f th e m en, and carry 
»n the com m ercial and in d u strial life 
It is, th en , a b solu tely 
o f the N ation. 
n ecessa ry th at w om en should ch oose 
heir v o ca tio n s ea r ly , and m ake ade- 
juate p rep aration for them .

is 

When, in the spring of 1916, 
the students of the University 
* voted to assess a blanket tax 
for the support of certain stu­
dent activities, 
the University 
Glee d u b was among the or­
ganizations who were to receive 
a specified amount of the tax. 
The apportionment as adver­
tis e d during the campaign, and 
J on which th e students voted, was 
| as follows:
.Athletics 
.......................
I Texan and M agazine. 
Students’ Association . 
Oratorical Association 
Glee C lu b ........................

of 

con cern in g 

d
.nan’s Association

$4.00
1.77
.25
.19
.1 0
.12
.07

W ith th e se fa cts in m ind, th e S id ­
ney L anier L iterary S o cie ty o f the 
U n iv ersity has taken up, th is year, 
'he stu d y o f w om an ’s vocation s. The 
ob ject of th is stud y is to bring before 
he w om en of the U n iv e r sity , in con­
crete fo rm , all o f th e a vailab le in for­
m ation 
the p rofession s 
open to th em , in order th a t th ey m ay 
the work w hich e x a c tly su its 
find 
hem . S p eak ers o f a b ility , w ith a c­
cu rate k n ow led ge 
th eir various 
-subjects, h ave been secu red. The le c­
turers w ill consider the prelim inary 
tra in in g n ecessa ry , probable co st of 
rain in g, a b ility required, p laces of 
rain in g, sa la r ie s, p rosp ects 
of ad­
van cem ent, and the u ltim a te accom ­
p lish m en ts to be reached in each of 
these vocation s. A fte r th e series of 
ceived her pro 
talk* has been fin ish e d , th e in form a-
tax, and passed through one O. 
,|on securec| th erefrom w ill be incor- 
the most successful seasons in | porated in a bulletin by th e E xten sio n 
over the
%

T otal................................$6.50
With this proposed japportion- 
ment, the taj^ Js^ carried by a 
va/erseven to one.
L ast year the Glee Club re­

The salary of a director, as well state 
i . , u o n j Miss D avidson, stu d en t se cr eta ry of
I n e 
US t h e expenses OI 
q ^ m ade th e f ir s t talk
^ 
th eir trip over the State, w e t ! 
f or Wom en to do in the
mid 'j u t oT their appropriation, y . W. C. A. organ ization s. The U nited 
1 A ants were adm itted to all S tates is divided, sh e said , by th e AL 
fifty secr eta rie s, 
^ n c e r t s held in Austin upon the w . C. A., there are f if t y secr eta rie s,
con sistin g o f N ation al, 
and 
fie ld , 
f e t a t i o n of 
city secretaries. T h ese w om en earn 
In
from $2100 to $2400 per year. 

ngg oeen XII,,8nt.Uj uu- huuhu« 

Hiatnrv of the organization. D epartm ent and se n t 

rata Doh 

season 

th eir 

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ticket book.

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University Drug Store

‘T he C onvenient Place’

Wukasch Cafe and Grocers

On Guadalupe, Opposite Campus

C onfectionery, 

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served at all 
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906 C ongress Ave.

W here 50c Kid Skull Caps Sell for 35cts

Just arrived, a new * . c k of beautiful S tation ery. We sell 
the “Old R eliable’’ S h ea ffer Fountain le n s .

The Columbia [tangle.

Columbia University is in the midst 
of an unpleasant situation created by I 
the dismissal of certairv members of 
the resignation of 
her faculty and 
some others in 
sym pathy with the 
ousted ones. The Regents there saw ■ 
fit to ask the resignation of two pro- ; 
fessors whose remarks concerning the ; 
United States and our participation in 
the war were not of the patriotic color 
th a t they should be. The faculty and 
students are taking their stands as 
The 
for or ag ainst 
eight of free speech is the basic a r g u ­
ment, and this is being practiced over 
the campus by everyone interested.

the Regents. 

Frosh Buttons.

For some time we have heard of 
and seen green caps for Frosh, but 
now at Minnesota the co-eds* are com­
Each 
ing out with green buttons. 
irl is expected to wear a large green, 
ten-cent button with a sizeable nu- 
ber on it. The penalty for not w ear­
ing the button will not be so severe 
s that inflicted on the Frosh of the 
opposite sex, but nevertheless 
it is 
thought th a t the girls will be per- 
uaded to buy buttons.

N ebraska’s Soldiers.

Nebraska is not only remembering 
her soldiers with the copies of the 
daily, but now the faculty is being or­
ganized to cheer the boys at the front 
by corresponding regularly with those 
whom they knew personally in school. 
Christmas boxes for the soldiers are 
to be sent. The committee in charge 
of this work is already busy, as it is 
necessary th a t the boxes be sent be­
fore November 15.

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CHAPEL NOTICE.

a t Chapel 

Good singing is the a t t r a c ­
this week. 
tion 
More people are taking p a rt 
and they are doing it better. 
favorites are 
Plenty of old 
s° 5^ n M o i n e s are 
always 
i n . Wy ­
sandwiched 
more students would attend, 
the singing would be still bet­
ter and more of the faculty 
might be persuaded to attend. 
The scripture reading y ester­
day was a series of passages 
on forgiveness. S trength and 
power also were stressed. “ I 
will lift up mine eyes unto 
hills whence cometh all my 
help.” The meeting closed 
closed with the Mizpah bene­
diction. Chapel will be held 
th is morning in spite of the 
exodus to Dallas.

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For the first four days of re g is tra ­
tion a total of $7910.70 was collected 
in the fund and distribution was made 
as follows:
Uhletics 
Daily Texan 
Students’ A ss’n.......................... 
Band 
)ratorical A ss’n........................ 
................... 
Voman’s Council 

$5488.00
 
 .......................... 2258.85
152.95
177.97
136.90
95.83
V. P. Lee, president of the Students’ 
Vssociation, said Friday th a t the Stu- 
’ents’ Association would meet early 
next week, but that no definite date 
md been set.

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The Thetas will entertain with a 

breakfast while in Dallas.

Corinne Cain is one of the Wom­
a n ’s Building girls to leave for Daltas 
to witness the Oklahoma-Texas game.
the 

announces 
pledging of Lois Porter of Tyler.

Phi Mu Sorority 

Thelma Young and Alice Drysdale 
leave today for a short visit to George­
town.

Irene Neville 

returned yesterday 
from Seton Infirm ary, where she has 
been for the past week on account of 
i sprained ankle.

M argaret Cotham, Nellie Robert­
son, Viva Boothe and F ay Goss are 
going to spend the week-end in Dal- 
as.

Mrs. Primer, a patroness of Reagan 
Literary Society, is quite ill a t Seton 
*
Infirm ary; 

Octavia Adair is going to spend the 
week-end with friends in San Antonio.
spend the 
week-end with her parents in San A n­
tonio.

Eleanor W right will 

Colon P rew itt and Viola Ddrom are 
coing to spend the week-end in Dallas.
Charlotte Spence is going to spend 

he week-end in San Antonio.

Mildred Paxton is going to spend 

he week-end in Waco.

Among those who have gone to Dal- 
s are the following members of the 
i’ri Delta Sorority: Misses Evelyn
humney, Leta Skiles, Dorothy Loch- 
idge, Ethel Clayton of San Angelo, 
v'era H art of Marshall, Edith W ath- 
;m of Dallas, Hazel Edwards, and 
Bertha Hill.

The annual Panhellenic 

tea was 
geld a t the Chi Omega House yester- 
ay afternoon from 5 until 6.

Miss Gearing of the State Conser- 
. ation Board, left Thursday night f o r ' 
louston 
to confer with Mr. Peden, 
.chairman of the Texas division. From ! 
here she will go to Marshall, which 
s to be headquarters for the Eastern 
district.

Mrs. H. P. Wooldridge and Misses 
and M argaret 

Mary Helen Holden 
Southerland are going to visit M is s 1 
virginia Wills in Dallas.

The following are among those who 
left for Dallas yesterday and 
last 
night for the game 
and the F air: 
♦VimfredT 
Lillian Pollard,
billian F a rr, Gladys Walsh, E'*,l T r i m - j 
de, Edith Cousins. Pearl Zilker, Dor- J
•*y, Lois El-
othy Evans, Be
dredge, Tilda Foster, 
irene Hearne,
Sadie Scovell, Susie Fisher, Julia 
shepherd, Leonora Bell, Mary Kirk- 
latrick, Agnes Doran, Alice Weiland, 
i >dla Lawrence, and Elizabeth Ander­
son.

Phi Mu Sorority jvill initiate Miss 
Ellene Ubank of Port A rth ur tonight.
A p arty made up of Misses Alexia 
"Rhea,, Elizabeth Johnson, Lee Wolfin, 
lelen Haynes, and Dorothy Smith are 
going to Dallas.

Pat Seaw right is coming up from 
heon Springs Saturday night to stay 
over Sunday

Misses Mary H art, Mary Rugely, 
Mary Watson and Blanche Lee are go­
ing to San Antonio to stay from S a t­
urday until Monday.

Steiner Booty will 

spend a few 
’ays in Georgetown with her family.
Miss Lena Mae Bonner left last 
night for Houston, where she will con­
tinue her work in the Extension De­
partm ent during the year.

Lieut. Lloyd Bass of Camp Travis 

will visit in Austin this week-end.

Lieut. Gene McClure 

from Camp 
Travis spent the week-end in Austin.
Miss Edith Bonnett is quite ill a t 

the Zeta House.

Announcement is made of the m a r­
riage of Miss Agnes Ledbetter of 
Cameron to Mr. William King of

V e n u s
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and durability.

Texas vs. Oklahoma

In the gridiron battle betw een T exas and 
Oklahoma today at the D allas Fair, TEXAS 
will win. DON’T FORGET THAT.

Also, don’t forget th a t you can get th e best 
service and best quality in drugs, cold drinks, 
Gandies, etc., at

Van Smith Drug Co.

‘We D eliver R ight N ow .’

Phoenix, Ariz. Miss Ledbetter will 
be remembered as a popular member 
of the Delta Delta Delta Sorority, and 
Mr. King is a Kappa Sigma from Cor­
nell.

Miss Bertha Hill will spend the 

week-end in Denton.

Harry D raught of San Antonio, dis­
trict grand m aster of the Kappa Sig­
ma F raternity, visited at the Kappa 
Sigma House during the week.

The Ownooch entertained with a 
picnic this morning in honor of its 
new initiates.

President Vinson will entertain in 
honor of the Regents Tuesday night.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority 
tea Tuesday 
will entertain with 
afternoon in honor of their chaplain, 
Mrs. Ruggles.

a 

Dr. and Mrs. II. L. Hilgartner have 
issued invitations to a tea in compli­

ment to their daughter, Mrs. Harry 
Pendleton, v.ho will be rem em bered 
as Miss Annabel H ilg artn e r, a form er 
student of the University.

Misses Frances Van Zandt and Del­
la Lawrence will go to Ft. Worth next 
week to see the Grand Opera.

The Phi Beta Phi pledges will en­
tertain 
the active members with a 
dance at the Cactus Tea Room on S at­
urday night, October 27.

Misses Lois Edwards of Ft. Worth 
and Tilda F oster of Taylor will v isit 
Dallas and Ft. Worth today.

Miss Alice McCarthy has 

drawn from the University and will 
return to her home in tJhtVbston.

The Chi Omega Sorority will enter­
tain with a formal reception a t their 
chapter house complimenting 
their 
chaperone, Miss Gertrude Wroe on 
Friday, the 26th of October. % -___

A new thing for a 
cigarette to do— “Satisfy ii
In addition to pleasing the 
taste, Chesterfields do a new 
thing, they let you know you 
are smoking—they "Satisfy"!

And yet. they’re

If you want more than good 
taste in a cigarette, try Ches­
terfields.

fu jx jcttejH p vu tlS ia cco

2 0 f i r IO C

Chesterfield

C I G A R E T T E S
o f IMPORTED and DOMESTIC tobaccos-Blended

Richmond Straightest

C IG A R ETTES W ain o f Cork

FOR C O N V E N IE N C E A N D 

SER VIC E

CACTUS

TEA ROOM

S W A N N
Furniture and C arpet 
C om pany

17 black degrees* 
from 6B softest to 
to 9H hardest, and 
hard and medium 
(indelible) 
co p y ­
ing.
Look for the distinc­
tive V E N U S finish!

Regular Meals or a la ( arte 

W e Furnish More Home*

Open 7:30 A. M. to 8 P. M. 

2208 Guadalupe S treet

There I* a Reason

/ FREE!

^ Thi* 

trial b o lt
with five V EN US 
Drawing Pencils, 
H o l d e r 
a n d 
V EN U S Eraser 
sent free. W rite 
for it.

V en u s Pencils

Can be bought 

at

The Co-op

ADVERTISE IN THE TEXAN

American Lead Pencil Co. 
215 Fifth Ave.. N. Y. 
Dept D21
V TU the V E N U S Eraser, too. Made 
in 12 sites. $2.00 yet box.

. . , even the sophomores treated me with some respect u hen I pro­
duced the V irg in s cigarettes which I'd brought up from Richmond.'

That fine old Southern A r i s t o c r a t — " R ic h m o n d 
Straight C u ts.” T h ere's never been another cigarette. 
quite like them. T heir "'bright” Virginia tobacco* 
has a naturally refreshing flavor that makes even the 
best of T urkish cigarettes taste almost tame and character­
less by contrast. Y o u'll wish you'd tried them before.

IN NE AT B O X E S — F I F T E E N C E N T S

A b o in attractive tins, 50 for 40 cents; IOO for 75 
cents. Sent prepaid if your dealer cannot supply yon.
.f l . 

RICHMOND,ViRAtm
c g H is n r h n J e K ) us6£t t i * yubtom $qcc i

. 

NOTE: Unlike Turkish tobacco, Virginia tobacco
pays no import duty— all the value is in the cigarette.

HI

PREFERRED by GENTLEMEN N O W as THEN

 Regarding Fall and Winter 
Overcoats

generously 

We planned 

carefully, 
fought 
and 
early, and we believe that 
we can fill your Overcoat 
NMO**,, amt save you money 

at the same time.

f

Drop in and see the line; 
its made by the nationally 
known Rosenwald & Weil 
Company, and every coat is 
a big value at its price.

$15 to $10

This .store is style head­
quarters, and of course its 
here tjiat you find

gwirtij Urattit
CLOTHES
fbung men’s favorite every­

where, every 

.season

K N O X H A T S 

H E I D C A P S

BARI. & WILSON SHIRTS

We 

the 

carry 

largest 
stock of Shirts in Austin. 
All sieve lengths.

604 Congress Ave.

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W

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McLaughlin

And so th is cynic went his way 

I Made love to one and all— 
And boasted in his confidence 
T h a t he would never fall.

B R E A K F A S T .

T H E L O N G H O R N C A F E .

L O N G H O RN S READY

FOR A N N U A L G A M E

W IT H SO O N E R S

(Continued fro m p a g e I.)

line. 

self by tim ely kicking in a pinch pe­
riod of the game. Conley, G reer, and 
‘ Green are expected to be a to w er of 
! defense in 
Big 
the T e x a s 
S m y th e will work a t full, with W aits 
i t r ig h t half. Pete S m ith will work 
a t th.* other half, if B re n n a n drives 
the te am , but in case he is called on to 
m a r s h a l the* O range a n d W h ite forces, 
Doc Paine will probably s t a r t a t left 
half. This game will t r y th e football 
m e ttle of the whole L ong horn team, 
and the r o ste r of V a r s ity will no doubt 
be an alm o st settled a f f a i r a f te r this 
fra y .
G ra v e s

Johnson

G ree r

G reen

Bailey

( ’Onley

Penn

Moore

Left End.

Left Tackle.

Left G uard.

('en ter.

Right G u ard. 

R ight T ackle

R ight E nd.

Q u a rte rb a ck . 

I,eft H alf. 

Right H alf.

Fullback.

Tolbert

Deacon

Douglas

Boyle

D urant

Wilmoth

Abbot

G raham

Davis

S m ith or Brennan

S m ith or Paine

W a its or Hamilton

S m y th e

LAW S TO HOLD BA N Q U ET .

A t th e ir m eeting 

y e ste rd a y , the 
Laws decided to have th e ir usual get- 
to g e th e r banquet on F rid a y , Decem­
ber 7, a t which P e r e g r in u s , P atron 
S a in t of th a t d e p a r tm e n t, a lw ay s p re ­
sides. 
It is probable t h a t J u d g e Sim- 
kins will be there also to tell the J. 
A.’s why they are called by t h a t name.

CORRECTION.

Y e ste rda y’s Texan s ta t e d t h a t E liz­
a beth Nelson was head of the Co-ed 
D e p a rtm en t of the C a c tu s, but Hazel 
E dw ards has this place, as form erly 
announced. E lizabeth Nelson 
is an 
associate editor fo r the co-eds in the 
A theltic D ep artm ent.

OFFICIAL NOTICES

G IR L S O F MISS C A S IS ’ S U N D A Y 
SCH O O L CLA SS get your books a t 
Miss C a s is’ office from Miss Elliott. 
Let us h a v e a good a tte n d a n c e next 
Sunday. Membership c h airm an.

‘Z E H E ” SAYS.

We have a guy a t our house

F ^ r 

W'e th o u g h t was quite vam p-proof, 
th o u g h he played w ith all 
the 
girls,

He held himself aloof.

He hardly ever missed a show,

He n ever missed a dance,

But took a d iffe re n t girl each tim e—- 

He w as a tru e free-lance.

lie had quite a re puta tion 

F o r his ability 

Ifi find in g in each girl some fa u lt 

Which o th e rs did not see.

CLARIDGE 
,22k? N e w r ii! '

.OLLAR

0 9 ? each

PE R SO N A L .

i

Lam bda Chi Alpha announces the 
initiation of WT. A. Lam m of Haskell, 
Texas, and the affiliation of William 
D. W ard of Decatur, 111.

Miss M ary Helen Holden is a recent 
pledge to K appa K appa G am m a So­
rority.

B ut t h e r e ’s a blue-eyed Zeta vamp 

W ho lives across th e s tr e e t,

A girl with beauty and with brains, 

The kind you seldom meet.

She smiled upon this cynic wise— 

She sm iles a t everyone—

And from the tim e of th e ir f ir s t date 

H e’s f u rn ish e d us with fun.

W hen he came from 

t h a t d ate we 

th o u g h t 

T h a t he was surely “ lit,"

F o r he came yelling up the s ta irs , 

And F ro sh began to flit.

Sleep 

late, and 

the Longhorn. 
Phone 1630.

take b r e a k f a s t at 
2000 G uadalupe St. 

GO TO
J. A. JACKSON’S
For Diamonds, Watches and 
Jewelry

Complete line of Sporting Goods 
Expert Watch Repairing

617 Congress Both Phones I!!!!

In s ta r tle d silence s a t,

I He came into the room, w h e re we 
j 
, U tte r e d one wild Com anche yell 
And knocked a F r e s h m a n flat.

“T h e sw e e te st girl in all th e world,” 
He yelled, and kicked my tr u n k ; 

And we began to edge a w a y ,

F o r he was worse th a n d ru n k .

He told us ’bout her big blue eyes, 

He talked about h e r h a ir,

He rav ed a b o u t t h a t smile of hers, 

W’hile a1 lwe did was star**.

And so it was the cynic fell 
(And lost his cynic w ay s— 

W here once he criticised all girls, 
He now sings this one’s praise.

K N IT T IN G 

( L U B O R G A N IZ E D .

Every bo dy 

the O. E. shack 

in 
these days. 
let 

is 
T e a c h e rs and 
k n ittin g 
s tu d e n ts 
the hours slip by whil 
s tu d e n ts let the hours p ass by while 
they discuss the m e rits o f various 
stiches. A k n ittin g class h as been o r ­
ganized, which is to be held from 12 
to I every Friday.

1847 
1917
JOHN BREMOND CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS 
And
Roasters of High Grade Coffees 
Texas’ Oldest Jobbing House

“BACK WHEN YOU 
WANT ’EM”
UNIV. I A M SHOP
Cleaning, Repairing and Pressing 
2214 Guadalupe
Phone 825 

W. T. WROE & SON
Oldsmobile and Maxwell 
Automobiles 
Rain C oats and P uttee L eg g in g s 

117-419 C ongress Ave. 

Phone 332

DILLINGHAM SHOE CO.

THE STUDENTS’ SHOE STORE

We Examine Eyes and Grind Lenses to Relieve Eve-strain
S T E L F O X CO.
J. THOS. WARD, Optometrist

The L onghorn Cafe has moved 
down to th e V a rs ity ( lub, and is now 
open fo r business. Come and see me.

W IL L BAGGETT, 
2000 G uadalupe Street. 
Phone 1630. We deliver 50c orders.
10-28

TEXAN WANT ADS

ads 

T E X A N w a n t 

b rin g re sults. 
Rates, I cent p e r word fo r the f ir s t 
insertion, th re e insertions f o r 2 cents. 
Aboslutely no ad taken over the phone. 
Call a t room 109, Main Building. No 
ad taken fo r less th a n 25 cents. P a y ­
ment in advance alw a y s required.

find 

S T U D E N T S Will 

com fo rtable 
rooms a t R aines M ansion, con nect­
sleeping porches, 
ed with p le a s a n t 
$3.50 to $5.00, one-half block e a s t of 
campus. 2110 Tom Green St. Phone 
2413.

The T e x a s B a rb e r Shop. W e please. 
1008 Con­

Mac. O lip h a n t, Prop. 
gress.

S T U D E N T S — Go to th e P a lac e B a rb e r 
Shop, Bosche Bldg., fo r f i r s t class 

work. Billy Wolf, Prop.

The Co-Op B a rb e r Shop, n ex t 

to 

Majestic T h e a tre . Good service.

At th e Driskill B a rb e r Shop you g e t 
good service and the b e st tr e a tm e n t . 
Moritz Silver, Prop.

F R E S H M A N — you and ^11 old s t u ­
dents a re invited to Reno’s B a rb e r 
Shop, 104 W. 6th St. Service u n e x ­
celled.

S T R A Y E D — One T a y lo r & P u r y e a r 
T r ig o n o m e try , on campus. Phone 1779.
10-20

A d vertise in The Texan.

T ry T ex a n w a n t ads. T h e y b r in g 

results.

M. ESTES
Sells the Genuine Hoflin 
S u its
Prices $ 1 2 5 0 to $ 2 2 50

6

JU For the Stay at H om es

I will report the Dalian game at my store 

at 3:30 p. rn.

JA CK SO N ’S
20th Century Drug Store

J) I

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the Student Publications Possible
A N D
It Is Up to the Students to Patronize the Firms That 
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