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l l to 6 in f a v o r o f t h e Chi P h is . B o th 
t e a m s c a m e b a c k s t r o n g in t h e se c ­
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Chi P h is. M d le r o f th e Chi P hi t e a m 
w a s e a s i l y t h e s t a r of th e g a m e , m a k ­
in g ten o f t h e Chi P h i ’s p o in ts . T h e 
lin e -u p f o r t h e g a m e w a s : Chi P h is,
f o r w a r d s , M iller a n d J o h n s o n ; c e n te r , 
H o l m a n ; g u a r d s , M a r ti n a n d T r a s k ; 
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s in g l e o v e r s e c o n d b ase. T h e d i m i n u ­
tiv e g u a r d i a n o f 
t h e k e y s t o n e h a s - 
sook s to l e se c o n d a n d t h i r d b a s e s , a n d 
c a m e h o m e w h e n J o e S e c o r m u f f e d 
I fa r t s p e g t o se c o n d to c a tc h V a u g h n , 
who w a s a t t e m p t i n g 
t h a t 
b a g .

to p i l f e r 

T h e C h r i s t i a n s o u t p l a y e d t h e lo c a ls 
t h e fie ld , p u t t i n g up a n e r r o r l e s s 

in 

( C o n t i n u e d on p a g e 4.)

 THE DAILY TEXAN

The S tu d e n t Daily Publication of the 
U n iv ersity of T ex as.

Published every m orn in g ex cep t Mon­
day d u rin g the college ye a r.

Diamond Dust

By I). & R.

E n te re d as second-class m a t t e r a t the 
Postoffice a t A ustin, T e xa s, under 
the A ct of C ongress, M arch 3, 1879.

The n o rth e rn zep hy rs 

chilled 
rious players as well a s Col. A. 
P r a t e r ’s ro otin g energy.

va-
M.

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T H E 

D A I L Y 

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Let Us Help You Select Your 
Heister Cards and Gifts

O K T H E ! 
T R A C K

The “ Hep, hep, hep, w h o a ” o f f e r ­
the T exas rooters w ere re ­
ings of 
warded w ith num erous 
broad grins 
and air-ti 'h t p itching on the p a r t of 
I>ee.

“ P e a n u ts '’ McKee was the original 
get-on m an, p ushing out a sa f e ty in

YE QUAL1TYE SHOPPE

The Gift Shop of Austin 
Dinner Cards and Favors, Dance Cards and Decorations

H O U G H ’S A U T O S E R V I C E

Both P h o n es 861 D a y or N i g h t 

5 and 7-P a s s e n g e r Cars. F ords and A u to m o b ile s 
419 C O LO RA DO S T R E E T 419

s e lf enables him to v e n tu r e forth 
o f his 
to the accom p lish m en t 
vision, 
f aith in God n e rves his 
soul to do and to dare. N o th in " 
so sa p s o n e ’s f ig h t in g power as J 
the apprehension that he is s u r e . 
to fail. 
Courage to r e ject the 
m otto, “S a f e t y F ir s t ” and to 
is a n ­
s u b s t it u t e “ D u ty F ir s t ” 
other e ssen tial to s u c c ess. One! 
should be bold to enlist in a great 
c a u s e and be firm in its main-
tendance. (Jive T e x a s more you n g "“' " ' f ,alw"ys ‘"|u:,ls rine ‘'‘‘n^hwar.J
men o f vision, faith, and cour­
age. and we shall a s to n is h the 
world wi t h our a c h ie v e m e n ts .

the fir s t, g e ttin g hit, and w alking. A 
slide into second b a g , while he was 
in process o f m a k in g th e lone T. C. 
U. tally , procured a b a s e -r u n n e r for 
him in su bse qu e nt fram es.

Two o uts and a g ro u n d e r to Fer-

1 bound Longhorns.

“ Red” E n g lish brou gh t 

the s ta n d s 
■o th e ir feet by two e le c trify in g sta b s 
of s u re hits 
Inci- 
to his 
lentally the a u b u rn -h a ire d one poked 
a red-topped trip le to rig h t field.

ga rde n. 

B ut ju s t th e o th e r day,

He tried to p a s s a m otor car 

He only p a sse d aw ay .

T op ek a S ta te Jo u rn a l.

It is all up w ith W illiam G rout,
H e’s down and out and th in ;

’T w as cost o f living knocked him out, 

And so he is all in.

— H ouston Post.

I he s to r y goes of a college boy, 

W hose hopes w ent up in sm oke; 

lie tried to >ing a so n g of joy,

But all he did w as croak.

MIKS 

ll EN m V IS IT S C A M P U S .

C O M P O R T

T h e N e w E lk sk in Track Shoe 

Fits

L ike a Glove 
B aseb all, Track, and Tennis 
S u p p lie s

C & S Sporting Goods Co.

613 C o n g r e s s 

T elephone 810

CSWC s

Cleaning and Tailoring Pep
BIGGS & CO.
Has the Rep

I

T h e re-election o f Cham p Clark 
as Sp eak er o f th e H ouse s h o w s 
that our d elegated representa-

, i v e s hav«“- in * * » " in sta n c e s, ig-
nored party lines for the benefit
Surely we can
of harm ony. 
elim in ate our u se le ss talk c o n ­
cern ing our likes 
and d islikes 
for the variou s n a tio n s now w a g ­
ing the g r e a te st war the world 
has ev e r know n.

a 

Bobby C annon played 

s te lla r 
game in the t e r r i to r y he holds down. 
besides co n trib u tin g a n o th e r trip le to
his alre a d y m o un ting b a tt in g a v e r ­
age.

Miss Phillis H e n ry , B. A, ’16, who 
has been sp e n d in g the week-end with 
her m o th e r and b ro th e r, left for E l ­
teaches M a th e m a tic s
he 
gin, w here 
the H igh School.
and G e rm a n ii 

Quality Mills

“ L e f ty ” quickly becam e acclim ated 
to th e cold w e a th e r, 
had the 
Horned F r o g s e a tin g out of his hand. 
He kept 
tho opposing hits well s c a t ­
tered, an d deserved a sh ut-out.

and 

Sick clothes, ,-ee Dr. B iggs & Co.

T h e H om e o f th e “ A u stin Maid" and “ W h ite D om e” Flour

C H E A M O F C O R N , H IG H -G R A D E M E A L A N D 

Til m eet you a t R e a so n o v e r’s B a r ­

ber Shop, L ittlefield Building.

M IL L P R O D U C T S

A U S T I N , T E X A S

Subscrip tion price $2.50 p e r y e a r — 
th ro u g h 

provided fo r each s u d e n t 
the S tu d e n t A c tivity fee.

Roy E. H a w k .................E ditor-in-C hief
Silas B. R a g s d a l e . . . . M a n a g in g E ditor
...................... M a n a g er
Otis E. Nelson 

O ffices: U niversity, Room 109, Main
Building, Telephone 3149. 
Down 
Town, 204 W. Six th S t , Telephone 
489

Issue E ditor Today
R. I). COX, JR .
P re sto n N o rth ru p . .A s so c ia te Editor 
Reporter*.

Maud Milam.
J A. H u n te r
L. C. H a d i n g

Mab H a rriso n 
W. R. Cole. 
H alon Black 
H. B. H e n ry 
Mildred M cLaughlin.
F ra n c is Roseborough

K E E F COOL.

In th is tim e o f internation al 
crisis we, as stu d e n ts, should re­
frain at all tim e s from p artici­
pating in useless d is c u ss io n s that 
tend to arouse the s y m p a th e t ic
c o m m e n ts o f som e in our m idst 

w ho are more or less partisan. 
T h ere is no tim e for play. We 
s tu d e n ts should reaped th e will 
o f th o se w ho have the fu tu r e of 
th is nation in their control. We 
should stan d willing to a n sw e r 
the call when needed, but at the 
s am e tim e our anxiety to show 
our w illin g n e ss should not o v e r ­
com e our b etter judgment in the 
m a tte r. Th ere is no tim e for ar 
g u m e n ts a s to which o f th e bel 
lig e r e n ts are righ t. We are still 
A m e r ic a n s,, supp osedly, and a s 
A m ericans we should respect the 
ju d g m en t of those in authority. 
Keep cmd, and refrain from u n ­
n ec e ssa r y com m ent that can do 
no good, and which, if prolonged, 
m ight do harm.

VISIO N, I VITH, CO UR \ G E .

hi?

C lifford D evereux 

and 

L a m a r H a r t continues to lead the
troop o f p layers will In* wi t h u s dub in th e a rt of sw at. By sin g lin g
im e y e s te r d a y out o f his th re e tr ip s 
tgain t hi s year, p r e sen tin g four 
to the plate, 
fo rm e r back-stop 
plays for the 
approval o f the 
made his a v e r a g e fo r the y e a r .437.
E very 
S h a k esp earean period. 
Engli>h student will a tte n d and 
o th e r s will profit by doing like­
wise.

< <nnon and F e rn a n d e z had a b e a u ­
tiful run a n d hit play s ta r te d in the
a f i r s t ba se m a n 
'eeotid 
from N o rth T e x a s ruined it.

inning, b ut 

the 

“ L e f t y ” Thomas d eserved a 
shut-out y e s te r d a y , and his a d ­
versary, an o th e r port-sider w as 
not far behind whe n it cam e to 
retiring th e boys by th e s t r i k e ­
out route.

f o o l i s h n e s s .

We a r e a s h a m e d to s p r in g (hi 
And y e t we h a te to duck it;

ta b

A fellows g e ts a little pale 

B efore he kicks 

the bucket.

-—C in cinnati E n q u ire r.
T his sto ry , too, so g r a y with age, 

Y o ur visibles may vex;

A man g e ts n oth in g when a t last 

He passes in his check.

M emphis C om m ercial-Ap peal.

We m ig h t get fined for p ’llli ig t hi- 

But still w e ’d like to note

How sheepish even wise g u y s a re 
When some one g ets t h e i r p e a t.
S po k a n e Spokesman-Review'.

And sn it goes, Jo se p h u s J a r r ,

• • S t e * * , . . 

• *■4*• * * a a * » . 

•*•*»** rf 21,1*. Has**;!

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N o you n g man 

can hope to 
build a great life w ho d oes not 
p o s s e ss the three a b ove named 
e le m e n ts or powers. The power 
of vision puts a y o u n g man in 
am on g the m any. He s e e s th in g s 
in a clear ligh t, his imagination 
is h e ig h te n e d , his soul is lifted 
up and inspired. Faith in one's

that 

You c a n ’t wonder 

is 
E v e ryon e 

the 
( b r is t ians are so goo. A n oth er 
s e r v in g as 
t e x a s a lu m n u s 
coach. 
r e m em b ers 
“ B ig ” Daniels, both on the b a s e ­
ball and football field. 
He is 
a n y tim e, 
w elcom ed in A ustin 
c ith er in th e capacity o f coach or 
private citizen.

Griffith Drug Co.

E x c lu s iv e A g e n t s

The American National Bank

IN A U S T I N , T E X A S 

U. S. G O V E R N M E N T D E P O S I T A R Y

C API I AL $300,000.00 

S U R P L U S $700,000.0(1

R E S O U R C E S $ 5 ,000,000 

SO L IC IT S Y O U R A C C O U N T

Geo. VV. Littlefield P r e s i d e n t 
R. C. R oberdeau, V ice-Presidant. 

J ’ Schne,< ^ C ashier. 

H. A. W roe, Vict-PreaidanL
T. IL Davis, Vice-Preaident.
H. P fa e f f lin , A s s i s t a n t Cashier.

C arl T. Widen, A ssistant Cashier

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Y O U

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E v e r y D a y ”

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B ranch a t V an Sm ith’s

ORDERS T A K E N

Cor l unch and F a n c y Molds and K lick Ice Cie. 

anis

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W

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S a v e M oney— Our reduced 
Meal T ic k e ts are also good 
for Ice Cream and F o u n ­
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Fine C o n fection s, Fruity j 

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FIFTEEN
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 it wa* Toby'* delight lo clamber up behind h it
" 
matter and to eagerly m i f f the d o u d t o f Virginia tobacco. "

The kindly appeal o f“ good old Richmond 
Straight C u ts” has always made them be­
loved. Made for the F irst Families of 
Virginia, they were the first high-grade 
cigarettes produced in the U nited States.

■4lCH MON D ^ f? A ia iT o O T ^ 

Cigarettes

PL A IN or C O R K T IP 
Fifteen cents

Also in attractive tins.'
50 for 40 cents; IOO 
for 75 cents. Sent pre­
paid if your dealer can-)
' 
not supply yog. 

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U N I T E D S T A T E S D E P O S IT A R Y

The Austin National Bank

O F A U S T IN , T E X A S

R ESO U R C ES, $5,000,000.00
O F F I C E R S :

E. P. W IL M O T , P r e s id e n t 
Wm. H. F O L T S , V ic e -P re sid e n t 
M O R R IS H I R S H F E L D , C a sh ie r 
C. M. B A R T H O L O M E W , A s s t C ashier

FACULTY A N D S T U D E N T S ’ ACCOUNTS SO LIC ITED
NO A C C O U N T TOO S M A L L F O R US TO H A N D L E

WHEN VOUK CLOTHES A R E DIRTY, RING 444, A N I) 
THEY W ILL COME HACK C L E A N ONCE MORE
DRISKILL HOTEL LAUNDRY
T H E LE A D IN G L A U N D E R E R S

M

FOR MEN ONLY
( lethes that a d v ertise good fea tu res and individualize men.
I he world accep ts us at our own valuation, and ta ilor­
made clothes put a h igher valuation on the man th a t w ears 
them.

Just What You Want in pattern and qualitv is a w a itin g 

your selection.

Let I s Tailor Your N ew S p rin g C lothes.

University Toggery Shop

SW ANN
Furniture and Carpet 
Company

Afternoon T e a 

every 

afternoon except Sunday

Cactus 
l e a Room

“ I He Quaint L ittle Place 

W i t h a P erso n lity .”

W e Furnish More Home* 

Phone ,1493

There la a Reaeon

C o r o l

l School.

A ustin S a n ita r iu m .

Miss N an cy Lee Ellis is ill a t the 

( o m e ii will open the S u m m e r School 
this y e a r with the la rg e s t enrollm ent 
e v e r had. 
^W ere w rn tte 240 courses an d 152 
te a c h e rs to teach them. T his is an in­
crease j y i $8, courses over la s t y e a r ’s

U n iv ersity 

has 

Quartermaster’s (ou* .
I Arrangements a r e being made 
the School of B usiness T r a in in g at 
Harvard to give courses fo r p r e p a r ­
ing men for service in th e Q u a r te r 
m a s te r ’s C orps of the A rm y. 
The 
instruction 
those 
to 
men who hold commissi ris in the Re­
st rve O ffic e rs ’ T r a in in g Corps. Let 
tors have also been 
s e n t out to all 
alum ni who have knowledge of this 
work, especially as 
supplies.

it concerns wa 

to oe * iv en 

is 

C o lg a te 's V arsity.

C o lg a te is p a r tic u la r ly f o r tu n a te as 
th is y e a r 
to h e r baseball prosp ects 
L e e ry m an ex c ep t one who was on 
last y e a r 's squad, has re tu rn e d , anti, 
a lth o u g h this one was one of the s t a r 
pitchers, o th e r s have been discovered. 
In all, eleven of la st y e a r ’s le tte r men 
returned.

S p r in g Practice.

S p r in g pra c tic e will soon s t a r t for 
the b lk te a m s in th e E as t. H a r v a r d 
has issued th e call for football p la y ­
In 
ers to s t a r t practice on A pril IO. 
the event of w a r 
th e r e w in be no 
s p r in g p ra ctice a t H a rv a rd , h o w e v e r

T ea c h in g Chinese.

It 

Michigan is to 
in fo re ig n 

i n a u g u r a t e a new 
course 
is 
la n g u a g e s . 
the in te n t o f th e U n iv e rsity C hinese 
Club to give this course in order to 
fit stu d e n ts g r a d u a ti n g fo r work 
in 
China, and the course will not be a 
p a rt of the r e g u la r U n iv e r s ity c u r r i­
culum.

Miss Met urdy of L ockhart is v is it­
ing h er s is te rs , Misses E lizab eth a n d 
M a r g a r e t McCurdy.

Miss Lee Wolfin re tu rn e d M o n d ay 
m orn in g fro m a visit to San A ntonio.
Miss Leone C atlin has moved from 

Mrs. A r l e t t ’s an nex to G race Hall.

Mrs. O ak la n d has r e tu r n e d to h e r 

home in San Antonio.
Miss S adie Scovel 

is to v isit h e r 

h me in Dallas for a few days.

i -rel S ta u n to n and H. E. H o o v e r 
returnee* Monday from th e ir h om es in 
Waco.

Miss Gertrude W u este leaves T u e s ­

day for h e r home in Eagle Pass.

Miss I heck la P u e ffe r is v is itin g a t 
the A lpha Delta Pi House. Miss 
P u e ffe r is from New B ra u n fe ls.

The g irls a t th e Kappa Alpha D elta 
H ouse w ere e n te rta in e d a t B a r to n a t 
a s u p p e r S u n d a y night.

Miss M ary Louise Allen c o m p li­
m ented M iss Em ily Wells Monday 
n ig h t with a box p a r t y a t th e M a­
jestic.

Miss Ruth Robinson has returned 
to h e r home in Palestine, a f t e r a visit 
to h er s iste r, Miss Annie Brice Rob­
inson, 
(if J u n i o r 
Week.

festivities 

th e 

for 

Misses Flo re n c e C artle d ge a n d Te 
rosa M artin will spend a few d a y s th is 
week w ith frie n d s in San Antonio.

TIV* U n iv e r s ity of T e x as D am es 
e n te r ta in e d t h e i r young people a t th e 
beau tifu l home o f Mrs. A. B ru n d e tt 
in A ldrdg e Place. Mr. C avinish of 
the U n iv e r s ity Cash S to re d o n a te d 
the cakes. E v e r y one who w as th e r e 
had a fine tim e. The U n iv e rsity o f 
T exas D am es is a w om an ’s club, m a d e 
up of the m o th ers, who a r e in A ustin , 
while th e ir children a r e a tte n d i n g the 
University. T h is club gives a social 
for th e y o u n g people every m onth.

Student!* to Vote.

A bill has passed both House and 
p e r m ittin g s t u ­
the S e n ate o f Ohio 
dents at college to vote. A ccording 
to this hill th e election fo r s tu d e n ts is 
to ta k e place a t th e v ario us colleges 
and univ ersities on the d a y b e fo re the 
re g u la r election, and will be in c h a r g e 
of a m e m b er of th e Board of Deputy 
S ta te Election S u p e r v i s o r s . The votes 
will then be sen t to the hom es of the 
in o rd e r t h a t th e y m a y he 
stu d e n ts 
counted in th e ir p ro p e r d is tric ts.

Dogs Know W h ere to Rest.

Even the dogs a t the U n iv e rsity of 
h»wa know w here to seek t h e i r refug e. 
The Daily Iowan tells of a tired hull 
pup who rem ain ed in peace all day at 
the foot o f ^ h c f la g pole, r e s tin g under] 
Old Glory.

Student M a rk m a n sh ip .

T he s tu d e n ts a t S y ra c u se U n iv e r 
sity showed the m se lve s more able to 
defend th e ir c o u n try th a n the faculty , 
if m a r k s m a n s h ip cou nts fo r a n y th in g . 
In a recent m eet betw een s t u d e n t and 
th e s tu d e n ts out- 
faculty m em bers, 
shot th e fa c u lty by 767 to 708

S t a r s A re M arried.

Even the s t a r s a r e m a rrie d , so says 
a professor of A stro n o m y a t th e Uni* J 
v e rsity of M innesota. B ut th e s t a r s

M ake y o u r d a te now for th e E a s t e r 
4.17

G erm an. 

P l FRIA NS TD E N T E R T A I N .

in 

to all 

the g irls 

T he P ie ria n L ite r a r y Society will 
be ho ste sse s 
the 
U niversity th is a fte rn o o n in th e Girls* 
Study Hall fro m 
4:50 to (J M y rtis 
W a tk in s wdll give a violin solo, and 
stories will he told by Maude B urn es, 
Miss F lorence Brooks, Miss l o u i s e 
W r ig h t, a n d Mrs. W etirwein.

a r e s u p e r io r to th e h um an beings in 
one re sp e c t in t h e i r m a trim o n ia l r e ­
lations. T h e r e has never been a di­
vorce in S ta r la n d , in spite of th e fa ct 
th a t some of th e s t a r s have been m a r ­
ried fo r millions of years. The s c a r c i­
ty of m a r r ia g e s a m o n g the s t a r s d u r ­
ing th e la s t few millions o f y e a r s i* 
due to the high cost of living, a c c o r d ­
ing to this pro fe sso r.

Send Her

A Dainty 
Box of

C A N D I E S
For
American
Queens

—a n d dra w your divi­
d e n d s in her smile s and 
glances of appreciation.

A L W A Y S FR ES H 
B Y E X P R E S S

Buy Your 
Fraternity 
Embossed 
Stationery 
Now

I here will be a big advance 
in a few days.

Make your date now 

for the Easter German

C A N O EJS

At Special Prices

The Walter Tips Co.

Save Your Clothes

FROM T H E MOTHS

MOTH B A L L S, C ED A R C H IPS, L A V E N D E R FLO W ERS

lo c and 25c

University Drug Store

“The Convenient Place."

Eye Examiners

A nd Miikt-rs of 
DUALITY G L A S S E S

THE STELFOX CO.

J . I Ii os. W a r d 
O ptom etrist in Charge.

Player Piano Rolls 30c 
Popular Sheet Music 10c

J. R. Reed Music Co.

Is th e m e r c h a n t t h a t you a r e tra d - 
ing with a d v e r tis in g in T he T e x a n ? 

 

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1847 

1916

JOHN BREMOND CO.

W H O LESA LE GROCERS 
And
(toasters of H igh Grade C offees 
T ex a s’ Oldest Jobbing House

MEYER MENCHEN

T H E P R A C T I C A L T A IL O R 
M a k in g L ad ies’ and G entlem en *’ 
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Phone 312

Phone 320 

408 C o n g re s s

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th a t a d v ertisin g in The 
le x a n w as th e b est w ay to recover it? The 
Texan reach es th e en tire stu d en t body. R a tes 
are one cen t per word for th e fir s t in sertion 
and a h alf-cen t for each additional in sertion .

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OFFICIAL NOTICES

a t 

held 

intere ste d 

n & in I UK MU. IN— All 

The sam e 
I 

(Continued from p ag e I.)

Senior men 
in ten nis please 
who a r e 
rive me y o u r n am es today. The elim- 
. 
on T hu rsd ay ,
inations will be 
exhibition. T h ere were no s t a r field­
. April 5, c on sisting of singles only. C.
ing f e a tu re s, the g am e being u n in te r ­
. J. Alderson, M anager.
the p r e tty b a ttle 
estin g except for 
T H E follow ing men will please see 
which the two h u rle rs were stag in g .
, a Rusk Bulletin a t once: Gus Basse,
te a m s will m eet ag ain 
, J. W. Akin, F. W. A dam s, Knox Bat- 
today 
the 
, 
ton, Guy Beasley, B a rk e r, II. M. Buf- 
ha rd -h ittin g f i r s t basem an , or Willie 
. kin, and E a rle Racey.
will probably go to the mound for th e 
visitors. Disch 
s t a r t 
B r o o k s H enderson for the Longhorn s. 
Sellars T hom as will be re a d y to go to 
the mound a t a n y time, if Henderson 
weakens.

R E A G A N — I m p o r ta n t call m eeting 
of R eag an L ite r a ry Society T uesday, 
Be 
April 3, room 208, a t 5 p. rn. 
there, and be p ro m p t. 
J a n e Dawson. 
ART I T U B -Mr. R aym ond E v e re tt 
will .speak a t an open m e e tin g of the 
I A rt Club T u e sd a y a t 5 in room 102, E. 
invited. II. 
JR. 

The score:
T ex a s— 

o ’clock. V aughn, 

in te re ste d 

expects 

to 

E very one 
Hornsby, P resident.

AB. R. II. O. A. S .
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2 0 0
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Keitner, 8b................... I I 
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Cannon, 
English, 
lf....................8 I 
2 0 0
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2 OI
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F ernan dez, 2b..............3 0 0 
Secor, s s ........................8 0 0 3 
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Feeble, ll)..................... 2 0 0 5 
0 0
1 1 1 
H a rt, M c .................... 3 0 
0 0
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M. T hom as, 

p ...........3 0 0 

B IR N E Y L A N I E R — R e g u la r m e e t­
ing W ednesday a t 5 o’clock in room 
104. Leis F o ste r.

T H E pep m e e tin g a t th e A ethena- 
um in thi* Law Building to n ig h t. Be 

I sure and b rin g some one.

JU N I O R M E N —T o day is the last 
time you can sig n up for the in tr a ­
m ural tenn is contests. Be s u r e and 
see me some tim e to day a t lot), Main 
Building, o r phone 2000. C h a rles A. 
Gulick, Jr .

j 

R A M S H O R N — R a m sho rn m e e ts a t 

OHO to night. Be there.

A L L M E M B E R S of the A th e n a eu m 
L ite r a r y Society a re requ ested to be 
u n s e n t a t 
fight a t 7 ;80, 

th e r e g u la r m e e tin g 

Im p o r ta n t.

j 
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to- I 

WHEN you hear the front-door 

knocker it means that somebody 
that’s out is tryin’ t’ get in. A n’ same 
w ay with most other knockers, 
N o n e e d to “ k n o c k ” w h e r e y o u r pro - 
d u c t's ritflit. J u s t tell the facts. K v e ry 
bit o f V E L V E T Is n a tu ra lly a « e d t w o 
y e ars t o m a k e it t h e s m o o t h e s t s m o k ­
i n g t o b a c c o .

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$5.50 to $7.50
I hr right s t y l o s are b rrr.

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A. It. BROOKS. Manager. 
2503 Guadalupe St.

W . A . A C H I L L E S

THE PIONEER GROCER

Invites you to call or telephone 
your wants in his line. Quality 
and service, first consideration.

“ If it is good, we have it.”
" lf we have it, it is good.”

Special Attention to Sorority and Fra 
ternity Houses

Both Phones 865 

308-10 W. 16tl

THE ELLIOTTS’

The Cactus has gone to press,I 

THE ELLIOTTS 

haven’t gone anywhere. Wei 
right here, ready, willing, a 
anxiously waiting to make th. 
“nice” fancy pictures that v 
were wanting as soon as ti 
rush was over.

THE ELLIOTTS’

QUEEN THEA TRE

TODAY

I. Stuart Blackburn and Albert E. Smith Present Amer­
ica’s Daintiest Actress
ANITA STEWART IN
“ T h e G lo ry o f Y a la n d a ”
Attend the Matinees and Avoid the Night Rush.

Mgr. Robert Hugh Henson’s 

PASSION PHAY

THE UPPER ROOM

Knights of C olumbus Hall, 8:30 I*. M 

Admission 50 t ents

AFTER THE GERMAN

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We Cater Especially to 

University Students

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Corner 2

Cornell University Medical College

IN THE CITY OK NEW YOKE

Admits graduates of the University of Texas presenting 

the required Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

Instruction by laboratory methods throughout the course. 
Small sections facilitate contact of student and instructor.

Graduate courses leading to A. M. and Ph.D. also offered 
under direction of the Graduate School of Cornell University

Applications for admission are preferably made not later 

than June. Next session opens September 27, 1917.

I or information and catalogue, address 

THE DEAN,

Cornell University Medical College,

Box 415

First Avenue and Twenty-eighth Street, 
New York, City.

Notice!

Whether you are going to buy a suit of 

dot hen, a pair of shoes, a cold drink or a 

ticket to a moving picture show, always tell 

the man that you saw his advertisement in 

The Texan.

I 

’ B atted for C h r is te n b e r r y 

in the 

ninth inning.
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T exas 
T. C. U .............................HK) OIH) (MX) -I
Stolen bases, McKee
.Summary 
( 2 ) ; 3-base 
hits, Cannon, English; 
stru ck out, by T h o m as l l , by Lee 0; 
Kises on balls, o f f Lee 2; o ff Thom as, 
!; wild pitch, by Lee I ; hit bats ma.I, 
McKee by T h o m a s; um pire, J a c k A sh ­
ton; tim e o f ga m e , I hour and 56 m in­
utes.

Sick clothes, consult a specialist 

Biggs & Co.

TEXAN WANT ADS

ads 

T E X A N w ant 

b r in g resu lts 
Rates, I cent per word fo r the first 
nsertion, th re e insertions fo r 2 cents. 
Absolutely no ad ta k e n over the phono. 
Call a t room 109, Main Building. No 
ad ta k en for less th a n 25 cents. P a y ­
m ent in advance alw a y s required.

DR. H. E. B A X T E R , dentist, 612 Scar 

B ro ug h Bldg. Old phone 1316.

DR. E. C. BERWICK, dentist. 

Suite 
521 S c arb ro u g h Bldg. Rhone 3.50.

We give q u ality and service with 
m r b a rb e r work. Driskil! B a rb e r 
■Shop, Moritz Silver, Prop. M an ic u r­
ing and chiropody a specialty.

P H O N E 4051 fo r ladies' 
tle m e n ’s cleaning and 

a nd gentle- 
p ressin g. All

work g u a ra n te e d .

The*Texas B a rb e r Shop 
Allen & O liphant, Props 
gresg.

ROOM A N I) BOA RI 
dies; e v ery th in g fir 

San A ntonio St. Mrs

S T U D E N T S —Gk> 

to 

Shop, Bast he Bldg, 
woik. Billy Wolf, p;

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