a ctiv ity of , £ T l9 1 8 - 1 9 1 » •» the l^ ‘ ? th e V»r*ity C ir- iurplu* t»c*p Uie your SJI « . VOL. XIX F IR S T C O LLE G E D A IL Y IN T H E S O U T H A U ST IN , T E X A S, T H U R SD A Y , M A Y 15, 1919. to e att NO. 143 It is about tim e for the annual Y. M. C. A . cam­ for m em bership. paign institution deserves T his your support. ration and m a d e to honor austin soldiers WALACE HAWKINS STATES POLICIES FOR HIS OFFICE JOURNALISM CLASS I WILL EDIT AUSTIN I STATESMAN MAY 22 IMMENSE REUNION EXPECTED DURING HOMECOMING HERE COUNCIL STATES i PROCEEDINGS OF RECENT ACTIONS ! — - .Lively B a n d and G le e Chil? Will T ake P P rogram *“ P resid en t E lect of Students A s­ sociation E xpresses A p p re­ ciation to Students Hill C ocke and W . J. W eeg City o f A u stin is D oin g Its [M en’s C ouncil Issue F acts o f W ill Serve as City and T elegrap h Editors Share fo r T om orrow ’s C eleb ration B lu n d e r b u s s C ase Con- cern in g W a lk er PROMINENT MAN RECEIVES VOTE IN QUEEN RACE Ten! Co-Eds R eceiv in g N e x t H ig h est W ill be D u ch esses o f C ircus W alace H aw kins, newly elected P re sid e n t of lio n . h as given out the follow ing state- p ractical w ork on M‘ m ent of ap p reciatio n to th e stu d en t . v o ters : . . . . . stu d e n ts F o rm er U n iv ersity A ustin S tatesm an on th a t date. S tudents of the School of Jo u rn al- 22, when t h e ' U nited S ta te s, a re asp irin g jo u rn a lists will g et out the w ith e a g e r an ticip atio n to th e home- I com ing w hich is to tak e place on Ju n e A t an election of th e class in n e w s 7. L e tte rs are being received d aily g ath erin g th is m orning Hill Cocke, of tellin g of th e ir in tention of being here onb r th e re ­ San A ntonio w as chosen city ed ito r j*or all j The a tte n tio n bf th e Council h as the Students* Associa- J ism will be given o o p o rtu n ity to d o 1 over T exas, and in all p a r ts of th e i been called to the a rtic le in je s te r d ay ’s T ex an signed by M r. S peer, con­ looking fo rw a rd d.v>« T evan signed bv M r. S n eer, con cern in g M r. W alk er an d his connec­ tion w ith the B lu n d e r b u s s . As th e artic le w as h u rrid ly p re p a re d w ith o u t a chance fo r revision and it co n tains several sta te m e n ts th a t m ig h t be m is­ leading to those u n fa m ilia r w ith th e . tu rn ed soldiers, b u t also th e m em bers fa c ts and to correct fa lse ru m o rs cir- ... cu lated on th e cam pus, th e Council j of th e classes of 1909 an d 1914 will to th e ir A lm a M ater th is year. the edito rial staff selected wTere W il-i feels it is its d u ty to m ake th e fol­ low ing official sta te m e n t of M r. W al­ Ham J. W eeg of B ig S p rin g , teleg rap h T h ere will probably be a la rg e r crowd k e r’s case, especially to m ake it clear th is y e a r th a n th e re h a s ever ed ito r; Ruby A. Black of T hornton, here t h a t h is being w anted as a w itn ess in th e p ast. Com ing as it does a ssista n t teleg rap h e d ito r; Miss J i m - i been w as secondary and in cid en tal to his being w anted fo r his p a rtic ip a tio n in th e B lu n d e r b u s s . mie Sowell rn. C leburne, copy re a d e r; School stu d en ts can come a few days Miss W inifred W atson of G a l v e s t o n , ; ^ and enjoy th e d r c u s an d oth cr was cnuseii city e u iw r The o th er m em bers of te rm , S um m er for th e day. ,1 a m v Reunion. close of ............^ th e r , ____ a t th e . c ,, ., x , v , . , , it w as A lleged a tte m p ts o f s tu ffin g th e discovered and ballo t have been t h a t fo u n d th w a rte d since E y le r Sim pson, a p ro m in en t m an str d en t in th e U n iv e rsity received 104 votes in th e queen’s ra ce fo r th e Var? I t is ru m o red ov er the sity C ircus. cam p u s t h a t a crow d o f sympathizing, en erg etic, and am b itio u s men have m ade an appeal to su p p o rt th e best in th e race, and n o t b eing su ited with th e ca n d id ates n am ed , nom in ated one fo r them selves. One m em ber o f th e “ fra m e -u p ” even went? so f a r as to declare th a t th e above-nam ed w ould m ake a b e tte r queen th a n an y of those now* in th e race. W ith redoubled e f ­ fo r t it is in tim ate d t h a t th is new non*- inee will be pushed even to an u n to ld am ount. i + I t h as also been announced t h a t th e person receiving th e h ig h e st n u m b er w ill be queen. B u t a n o th e r p o in t h a s been stressed by th e c h a irm a n of th e circus, th a t b eing th e ten receiv in g th e h ig h est nex t to th e queen will a c t as duchesses. T h e queen is to choose h e r own king, and th e duchesses a re M r. E d w a rd W a lk e r w as before th e j to select th e ir ow n dukes. T h is p h ase Council tw ice before M ay 10th, and J w ill m ake th e ra ce m ore in te re stin g w as given fu ll o p p o rtu n ity to s ta te all I as a tte m p ts w ill undoubtedly be m ade he knew ab out the m a tte r. T he first ® fo r am bitious yo u th s to be dukes an d tim e he denied h a v in g h ad a n y th in g push th e ir g irls. T he p lan s h av e n o t w h a te v er to do w ith th e B lunderbus- i been perfected fo r th e c a rry in g on of society e d ito r; I. H. C ru tch er of T y le r j fe stiv itie s w ith th e o th e r stu d en ts. and M aude Milam of W aco, staff p a r-; ag rap h ers. F a c u lty m em bers a re co n trib u tin g will co n stitu te th e re p o rto rial staff. These stu d en ts are Misses Jesse M ary raiRed heavily in o rd er to m ake th e h o rn e d ^ B lu n d e rb u s s affair. S ev eral stu d en ts T he rem ain in g m em bers of the class loom ing a b ig success, and th e city of I were called before t h a t body in th is th ese w ere s a • th o u san d d o llars will p ro b ab ly be J f raxlk an d showed 8 h e a rty co-opera tion w ith th e Council in its atte m p t to v in d icate stu d en t self-governm ent. U n fo rtu n a te ly a few o th e rs did all in th e ir pow er to m islead th e Coun­ cil in its in v estig atio n . Hill of A lvarado, Lee W olflin of a luncheon on the cam pus an d a din- A m arillo, Alice S troud of K au fm an , nor a t th e C ountry Club a re am ong the M arg aret R obertson of D allas, A nnie the e n te rta in m e n ts p lan n ed fo r A u stin is also doing its sh are. One j in v estig atio n . Some of to m eet the financial needs. m oof f kl ^ finiinpinl TIPPER. I a* M isses J esse Mcen eco . • ‘ F ran ce, p ictu res m ade Irom an aero- ( » ( C o n t i n u e d o n page 4.) K' w i w r - 4. C aprice E sp ag n o . ( M o sk o w sk i); B erceuse ( C h o p m ) - M r F ra n k Le- o rg a n iz atio n d u rin g th e year. J D r. D. P. C asteel, associate pro ! fesso r o f zoology, will be to a stm a ste r Keen m ade a t , hp b a n q u c t. A p r „ g ra m commit- A fU r the p ro g ram Mr. a sh o rt ta lk and the club ad jo u rn ed to tee h as been ap pointed and a num ber m eet fo r the last tim e th is y ear, two , of in te re stin g fe a tu re s a re being pre- p ared to co n trib u te to th e e v e n in g s i weeks fro m W ednesday. e n tertain m e n t. T he b an q u et is an an- n ual event in the Pre-M edic Society an d alw ays a ttr a c ts a la rg e a tte n d ­ ance. The club ro s te r co n tain s over fifty nam es and an equal num ber is expected to be on h and. D r. Joe Gil­ b ert and Dr. G. M. D echerd, the U ni- j v ersity physicians, will be g u ests of . BACTERIOLOGISTS VIEW R A B I E S T R E A T M E N T I t c o n n e c tio n with th e p a ra d e ari5 I einrt to be given tom orrow in nf Austin’s re tu rn e d soldiers, ^ration to *>«- jonor ox *^u I members of the U n iv ersity b an d j, ^ excused from classes fro m IO . B o'clock in o rd er to p a rtic ip a te | He procession. M em bers o f th e I desire to express my sincere ap ­ preciatio n fo r the vote given me a t the re cen t election. B u t I am not con­ te n t w ith th is statem en t fo r th e best j ex pre f;ions o f appreciations I hope pv~ - I to 3 iu th® afternoon* D u rin g t ose come by th e resu lts of energy tours, they will aid in th e e n te rta in - devoted to th e duties and resp o n sib le Club will also be excused fro m at Pease P ark w h ere a b arb ecu e ities of th e office of my election. ^ be given in honor of th e fo rm e r | R eiteratio n of my p latfo rm prom ises sum m arize exactly my purpose tarriors. 111 member? of th e b an d w ill m eet j in boing P resid en t of the S tu d en ts’ ; u all at lo o’clock in th e m orn- | A ssociation. J W Sheppard, who is in c h a rg e I I propose to give ii f a ir and square 'the University’s p a r t, sta te d th is j a d m in istra tio n , w ith an e a rn e s t desire to estab lish re liab ility and effective- ming ' From ' th ere depot " h e re th e p a ra d e is to "ess in th e ad m in istratio n of stu d en t th ey w ill go rot the arrival of the F orty-second , affairs Rainbow I division u n it. T h is or- ; To this p u rpose I sincerely request the co-operation and .support of every Nation is expected to re a c h th e hr at about l l o’clock. H ow ever, stu d e n t J parade will include to settle I p r e v i o u s l y re tu rn e d soldiers, as j to the strid e s of peace tim es and stu- le t’s ,1! as those who had an y p a r t on th is I dent the U niversity. And as we ag ain begin in ad d itio n re-cnliven activ ities in : stre n g th e n o u r stu d en t governm ent, ] At the barbecue in the a fte rn o o n , ju s tify th e power th a t is w ithin the 'resident Vinson and Ju d g e Latta-1 ju risd ictio n of stu d en t governm ent, icre will be the p rin cip a l sp eak ers. I a n ’l d em o n strate to the satisfactio n -Bless some c o n f l ic t th e . o f even th e critics of the U n iv ersity Bribers ..(.th e b an d and Glee C lub I th a t no reasonable com plaint can be is caused, also invited to p a rtic ip a te in th is lodged a g a in s t us. flair. (Continued on P ag e 2 .) ILIC SPEAKING^ BANQUET WAS HED m prom ptu S p eech es E n joyed at C actus T ea R oom Last N ig h t I desire to know personally m ore of my fellow -students, especially of this y e a r’s classes in order th a t m y p re p a ­ ra tio n will be complete fo r assum ing the P re sid e n t’s office fo r th e coming year. I ag ain express ap p reciatio n fo r th e recent vote and shall devote my best en ergies in disch arg in g th e duties ! of th e office. W A LA C E H A W K IN S. -------------o------------- MORGAN CALLAWAY GETS DUE HONORS Last night a t the C actus T ea Room *ublic Speaking C lass 105.5 g av e a ianquet for the m em bers of th e class, iach member found his s e a t a t th e lining room by a place c a rd , w hich •ore an inscription c h a ra c te ris tic of ie student. R ag lan Jo n es acted as oastmaster, and th e p ro g ra m ' beg an lith the following m enu being serv ed : ot biscuits, E n g lish peas. Iris h po- d isfa rn e Gospels” by M o w n J . C alla tops cFii’ktin nip f r u i t 1 w’uv. J r., pro fesso r of r.n g n sn in enc tpa - * » lad. m d -cc cream and cakes. Mr. Jones then called fo r th e fo l- recently is given first place in V arsity E nglish P rofessor Rec-; o s nixed by “T h e M odern L anguage N otes” “ S tudies in the S y n tax of the L in -1 ^ _________ _ irpd • • * _ _ ‘ I covers lT n ° h X .iv e review which pages, th e follow ing app reciatio n of I Dr. C allaw ay’s work a p p e a rs : wing impromptu speeches: “Why I had R a th e r T alk th a n E a t,” Houlton ( ebb; “ W h a t I T h in k of P u b ­ ic Speaking 105.5,” Joe E llin g to n ; M. D.,“ George S n y d er; “ My F u - mre." Sam S h a rp ste in ; “ W hy I am jiad I’m a F resh m an ,” F ra n k L loyd; S im pson; The Banquet,” C orine My Inspiration,” L ester W ilso n ; This Year’s W o rk ,” A dolph S toer- ier; “ T h e H our of the D ay ,” Effie J w ord a p tly describes these la te r vol alhoun; “An E n g in ee r,” Ross M it- um es, w herein thousands upon thou hell; “The B usiness M an,” P a tric k leary Pitt w ay; “ Some M em bers of Cia s,” E loise Y e tt; “ My C lass,” kIiss Lulu D urland ( t e a c h e r ) ; “ T his Occasion,” R aglan Jones. After th e speeches each m em ber of he class told his fu ll nam e, w h ere he wed, an d w hat his am bition in life a review of e a rlie r tical method “robuste.” T h is vigorous | DK. BENNETT OFFERED GOVERNMENT POSITION MATHEMATICS EXPERT P rofessor C allaw ay’s th eirsy n tac- (C ontinued on page 2 ). studies, called f i n a l r u s k b a n q u e t S a t u r d a y n ig h t a t th e D riskill L iterary Society will hold the mal banquet. Besides th e e a ts th e re •ill be a varied p ro g ram o f a f te r lintier. The i - , f event will be th e M orris shepherd prize, contest. P ro m in en t fcen from town and th e fa c u lty will 5erve a* judges in Ute contest. Prominent in the fe stiv itie s will be me in t i s.Hiety tro p h y , th e b e a u tifu l roe L o v in g Cup, won p erm an en tly J Rusk in the in terso cietv debate. Dr. A lbert A. B ennet of the School of P u re M athem atic s h as been offered a position by the O rdinance D e p art­ m ent a t W ashington, w ith th e official title “ M athem atics and Dynam ic E x ­ I t is probable th a t he will ac­ p e rt ” cept sum m er m onths only. the position fo r the m ath em atician s T his work w as in au g u ra ted by sev­ tem p o rarily eral holding commissions in the arm y. It is planned to help the p ro g ress and advancem ent of the a rtille ry corps in the arm y. B A L L O T Q U E E N ’S RAC E VARST1Y CIRCUS *Nmt> Vet Seal t h i, b a llo t in an e n v e lo p w ith m o n e y , a n d P**c f . . . . k« » . . o n . e t M c F e d d e n t, o n . e t t h . C o-O p. o n . •< * • M e’" B » W » « . »“* et t h . L a w B u ild in g , a n d t h . fifth in t h , E n g .n e e r .n g B u d d in g . D r. J. T. W ilhite, d irec to r of th e th e P a s te u r In stitu te , dem o n strated a f te r ­ tre a tm e n t of rab ies T uesday noon to Dr. Isaac M. L ew is’ b a c te r­ iology class. The e n tire class w ent out sam e tim e as would have been spent b ro ught to th a t point w here he can ’ IT I D C IT V C T I f n r W T in doing lab o rato ry w ork. w as selected, and killed before cia** The spinal aq rd is a v erita b le l i l t spinal c^iu IS a veiiu*uie| LittMN. hotbed of th e rab ies org an ism s. A s ; each and can be secured iro m an y o n e; , it d ries, it loses it virulence, and when j on a p a tie n t is being tre a te d he is first ^ Zoology 4 classes. th e | given the older v iru s an d g ra d u ally T ickets fo r the banquet are $1.50 » com m ittee in e ith e r Zoology I tak e the more v iru le n t doses. th e In stitu te and spent ------------o------------- V A K M l I j l U U L n l t h e . honor to > A perfectly h ealth y ra b b it w as first D r. W ilhite had received a dog’s; IS SELECTED FOR inoculated ta k in g th e J. A ustin B arnes, one of th e be LAW FELLOWSHIP tre a tm e n t, and j the in stitu tio n fo u rteen y ea rs. He is; C arn e g ia E ndow m ent b ro u g h t into the lab o rato ry , strap p e d i head th a t m orning from L am pasas, and he deferred his ex am in atio n until to the operation table, and inoculated the class arriv ed . A sm ear of the w ith the virus of rabies. T he dem on­ b ra in t.^sue was m ade upon a glass stra tio n which was given w as no oth er slid*, stained, and exam ined under th a n re g u la r work as it is done every day. A ra b b it is every I the microscope. T he o rg an ism was day, and one is killed every day, as I found to be p resen t, and a teleg ram J known stu d en ts in tile U n iv ersity to-J the j day, h as been selected as a lte rn a te it is found to be the best p lan to keep j was im m ediately d isp atch ed a c o n sta n t supply of v iru s on han d , j sender o f the head. ( fo r on* o f the F ellow ships in In ter- • th e j T his v iru s is injected into the body I n te r n a - . those of each daily In case a vacancy oc-j of a different age. The v iru s is no- I lo w w ith his work. He related m any cu rs in the places alre ad y filled (lur j th in g m ore th a n the organism which ing the y ea r 1918-20, Mr. B arnes i* in te re stin g tales o f the people who produces rabies, in a s a lt su sp en sio n .; havt com e for T his w as injected n ear the b ra in of psychological stan d p o in t, the ra b b it, the slit sewn up, and th en j which one the ra b b it was placed in a ca*?* until p a t i e n t s is it comes hi<* tim e to die. study Mr B arnes h as been in the I n i - to m ake of th e 11 v ersity co n stan tly fo r about six yeai a in tere stin g . D r. j except fo r the tim e Le sp en t in toe th e arm y. He took his B. A degree rn A fte r seven day s th is ra b b it will b e ; south w estern sta te s, an d even fro m ; 1917, his M. A. in 1918. and will ta k e and h is sp in a l cord e x tra c te d J Mex co. One m an c a m e fr o m T am -] his LL. B. in 1920 He w a s p r e s id e n t of the S tudent A ssociation in 1918, d e fe a tin g Blalock in th e never-to-be- fo rg o tten B arn e s-Blalock cam paign. killed. and placed in a d essicato r to dry. T he ra b b it is paraly zed by the seventh day and even before. The p ro p er ra b b it injection calls fo r v iru s a big, jo v ial m an, an d seem s to be in J tio n al Peace. Dr W ilhite has been in ch arg e o f; n atio n al Law provided for by pier b ringing a dog’s h ead fo r exam From a l t o receive the ap p o in tm en t, | W ilhite has p a tien ts from (C ontinued on page 2) is able indeed tre a tm e n t. the fo r ail to ll w v v * I ------ . . . 5 ^ I ( C ontinued on P ag e 3.) METHODISTS RAISE MISSIONARY FUND E pw orth L eagu ers S h ow M uch E nterprise in T heir S ev era l A c tiv itie s and E ig h t hun d red sev e n ty -eig h t d o llars in less th a n one h o u r fro m a a tte n d a n c e ra in y -d a y S u n d ay school stu d e n ts— of U n iv ersity M ethodist accom plished by th is is w h at w as those in ch a rg e of th e so-called D a n ­ iel F und M issionary e n te rp ris e o f th e U n iv ersity E p w o rth L eag u e S u n d ay m o rn in g a t th e Y. M. C. A. it h as m a in ta in e d T he work of th is o rg a n iz atio n of young people h as a ttra c te d a tte n tio n all over th e S ta te , due to the in te re s t m an ifested locally and the a p p a re n t ease w ith w hich th e L eague achieves w h a t it sets as its goal. F o r a n u m ­ ber of y e a rs in L a s s o Fundo, B razil, as its p erso n al re p re se n ta tiv e in th e m ission field, J. VV. D aniel, an alu m n u s of th e U n iv e r­ sity of T exas. T h is y e a r M iss Lizzie B lasdel, who is also a U n iv e rsity pro­ duct, goes to B razil and will be m ain ­ tain ed a t Basso F u n d o by th e E p ­ w o rth L eag u ers. The L eague also p lan s to build a sm all school room for her. th e U n iv e rsity “ sh ack eresq u e” sty le of a rc h ite c tu re , un til such tim e as they a re able to finance the su b sta n tia l school b u ild ­ ing which they a re now considering. p ro b ab ly on „ of of An local fe a tu re ch a p te r in te re stin g th e L eag u e’s w ork is th a t its b u d g e t is counted to w ard th e q u o te expected of I th e U n iv ersity M ethodist C hurch on A-------- --------- A the g re a t M ethodist C en ten a ry move­ m ent. The the L eague is said to be th e only young people’s society in the U n ited S ta te s is whose C en ten a ry th re e tim es as la rg e as its p a re n t ch u rch . T he U n iv ersity M ethodist C hurch p ro p e r to raise $1,100 p er y ea r fo r five year?, fo r the C en ten a ry , while th e L eague will ra ise $3,100 on the C en ten a ry , and in ad d itio n h as d eclared its in ­ tention of ad d in g $200 to th e sa la ry of M r. D aniel. A s both Mr. an d M rs. c o n trib u tio n s en d eav o rin g is (C ontinued on p ag e 2) W H A T ’S O N T O D A Y : P resen t D ay Club. 203 E . B. P re-M eds, “ Y ,” a t 8 p. rn. Daniel F u n d C om m ittee m eets a t 7 p. rn. T O M O R R O W : B and m eets, S H a ll a t IO a, rn. re tu rn in g A u stin P a ra d e fo r soldiers, l l o’clock. P an H ellenic, 3 p. rn. Campus Poets R ING ME WHOLESALE We Usa No Substitutes \ \ v MU ^ Use Pur* FIRST COLLEGE DAILY IN T H E SOUTH T O CAP AND GOWN (W ith apologies to J. R. L.) Published on the campus o f the U niversity of Texas by the student body through the Publications Board every afternoon except Saturday and on Sunday morning. F o r a cap and gown ou r lives we pay, soul’s Passes we buy with a whole Office: Main Building, U niversity of T exas, Room 155, Telephone 3149. Subscription price $3.00 per year— provided for students through the Student A ctivity Fee. Entered as second-class m atter at the postoffice at A ustin, T exas, under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. Acceptance for m ailing a t special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103, Act of October 3. 1917, authorized September 24, 1918. ‘Tis fa ilu re alone th a t is given aw ay; the ‘Tis only “ F ” m ay be had for No wrork need be done by those who Low grades may be had for the laziest N O W that suit to have cleaned, altered or pressed And w h a t so desired as a cap and Phone IGOI 1007 Cong NEW — MODERN— SANITARY FANCY CREAMS A N D FRUIT ICES Phone 737 202 WEST 5th THE FINAL HOME STRETCH IS A L M O ST HERE tasking. a sk ing ; b u s t ; of us. gown ? frown, while, listen, That, if any, is perfect style; Then others look on with an envious And vow to themselves that a f t e r ­ W herever they look, wherever they T hey’ll hear their araise sung, they’ll see envy glisten. Every girl feels a stir of might, An instinct within her that hopes and aspires, And groping blindly light, in books for She strives for credits enough to say, The cap and gown is hers by right. AUSTIN TRUNK FACTORY UNIVERSITY COOP “THE STUDENTS' STORE* BA CTERIO LO G ISTS VIEW R ABIES TR EA T M EN T Fancy Leather Good* (Continued from pag e I) Phone 2079 510 Cong. Ave. T E X A N A DV ISORY B O A R D : F. Edward Walker, '18, Editor-in-Chief. Go* F. Taylor, Jr., ’19. J. Turner Garner, ’20 Nugent E. Brown, ’2 0 . . Pauline W herry, ’18. . . .M anaging Editor. . . . Business M anager S T A F F TO DAY’S IS S U E : Issue Editor: Everett Looney Associate: Wm. Harry Jack REPORTERS: Howard Aronson ’22 Kenneth McCalla '22 Aline Prude, *20 Doris Snavely, *22 Louise Gladney, 22 E verett H. Jones ’22 Marjorie Mathis, ’22 A fton W ynn, ’20 Richard Jonas, '21 ARE WE READY FOR THE HOMECOMING? In the fall of 1916 was conducted one of the most successful homecomings that was ever held in the South. This was on the occasion of the inauguration of Dr. Vinson as President of the University of Texas and of the annual game with A. & M. There were old students from all over the United States pre­ sent at the big rally held the night before the game. Former cheer leaders and football stars vied with prominent lawyers and doctors in telling the awe-stricken freshmen of the good old days when Schulz’s beergarden was in flower, and A. & M. was beaten regularly every Thanksgiving. The next day the j biggest crowd ever seen on Clark Field watched the Longhorns j ride roughshod over the Farmers. There has not been such a homecoming since that day. Com- ; mencements have been witnessed by a group of seniors, few bacculaureate speakers, the faculty, and little more. But t h i s ! year commencement promises to be the occasion of just such; another celebration as was the 1916 homecoming. The ex­ students will be here in force. The association is already at work notifying all the former students. They intend to do their* part toward making the first real annual homecoming a success. The rest devolves on the student body here. The Circus is our first job that we must see through. From all indications, it is going to be a success under the leadership and m anagement of Al DeViney. But it cannot be a success, nor can the home­ coming itself if the students do not remain through the days It is our duty as well as our privilege to meet the former set. students when they return to see the University as it is. They I will be here from civilian life as well as directly from overseas. Let us all be there to welcome them with the biggest, jolliest mass of students the University has yet assembled. CONCERNING FIRING LINES It is only natural that during the next two w eeks student opinion will be excited over the trial that is to take place. The usual stream of Firing Line articles is already beginnin gto flow into the Texan office. The Texan w elcom es any expression of student opinion that is reasonable. Without such articles, we might come to the conclusion that student opinion as an active force was about to die out; but those who contemplate writ­ ing anything for this column will please bear in mind th;tt there will be many others wanting the same space. Some articles will have to be cut out because of their length and generality. To get a concensus of campus thought, it will best serve the purpose to write short, concise statements and arguments. These will stand the best chance of being published. MORGAN CALLAWAY GETS DUE HONORS (C ontinued fro m Page I.) T he m eeting will be held a t the C actus T e a Room a t IO o’clock S u n ­ day morning. All in­ vited. .students are sands of examples of two most elusive constructions, culled from practically the whole of Old English L ite ra tu re , are scrutinized, arrang e d , and in te r ­ preted w ith ra re insight and sym pa­ thy. This m astery over m ateria l, down ti the m inutest detail, m aking it the perspicuous and re ader, always characterises the a u ­ t h o r ’s work, which by virtu e of its am o unt an d uniform excellence, has earned for him the first place among Am erican scholars in his field.” reposeful to Dr. Callaway is the a u th o r of some h a lf dozen bocks, including “ The In- in Anglo-Saxon” and “ The fiinitive Absolute Participle in Anglo-Saxon,” by which he 1ms achieved world-wide recognition. “ A b n o rm a l A sp e c ts of th e Re lig io u s E x p e rie n c e '’ S u b je c t o f L e c tu re the address Dr. Perrin, profess t v of Psychology will li b e r a l S unday School cla ss Sunday m orning on the the subject, “ Abnormal Aspects of Religious E xperience.” He is one of the th e most popular professors in U n iv ersity , th e interest of his lec­ tu res b eing show n by the rapid in ­ crease in th e size of h is classes. A dvertise in the D A ILY T E X A N C H A P E L N O T IC E Rev. Chas. T. Talley, p a s to r of the U n iv ersity M ethodist Church continued his discussion of service a t Chapel this morning. - In th e ir T here a re a t least fou r motives ascending f o r service, ratio they are F ear, R ew ard, Duty, Love. W hen service is prom pted by love those who serve a re lifted out I t h e c i r c u e o f a limited friend- I o f s h i p to t h e c o m p a n y of those who J need them . T h eir service is char- t acterized bv an unselfish abandon. I There a re two things t h a t should m a rk service. A g r e a t deal of s e r­ vice is ruined because it is done g ru d in g ly or h alf-h earte d ly . I t o ug ht to have th e p ersonal sincere to be e f ­ if “ glad-to-do-it” fective. The. o ther t h in g t h a t s e r­ vice lacks in some degree, is in­ telligence. O ften U n iv e rs ity g r a d ­ u a te s highly th in g s, go back home unable re n d e r vice. in m an y ; to j ser- ; intelligent C h ris tia n tra in e d is it Mr. Talley will continue his talk tom orrow. M ETH ODISTS RAISE MISSIONARY FUND (C o ntinu ed fro m page I.) Daniel a re active the League will be represented in mission work, by three m issionaries this fall, when Miss Blasdel en ters th e field. Several o th er E p w o rth L eagu ers are now p r p a r in g themselves fo r work in foreign lands. The local organization intends to see to it t h a t they financt I when they are read y to go out to their work. a re the leadership of Ju d g e The M ethodist Students of th e U n i­ versity of T exas a re conducting th big drive of the C enten ary this wee k l r - u n d er land G raves and Miss Campbell. Th* y a re doing this one week ahead of the schedule because of the final exar - inations J u d - G raves organized ten team s with six m em bers and a ca ptain fo reach team . The students have set for th eir geed I by the C entenary leaders and loc ii in five years. This people $15,000 money with the consent of the church will be used in Brazil w'here the M eth­ odist stu dents have a mission station. coming soon. so HAVE YOU MADE YOUR DANIEL FUND PLEDGE? Solicits Students’ Work Manufacturers High Grade Flour and Corn Products Austin Texas O ver 700 Cong Phone 2414 DEBNER signs SlGN-tific A dvertising UNIVERSITY BEAUTY PARLOR Hair Treatments, Facial Massage 2206 Guadalupe. Phone 1130 M ADAM E LAURINE Cistern Water and Sunshine A . W . Griffith O. G. Eckhart GRIFFITH DRUG CO Where Quality Counts Scarbrough Building The Big, Busy, Beautiful Drug Store WORN THROUGH H A V E YOUR SHOES RE. M ADE BY EXPERIENCED WORKMEN H a lf S oles, F u ll S oles, Rubber Heels. It’s a great S avin g. W e A lso do Cleaning and P ressin g . W ork Guaranteed. Phone 4597 O ld C ozy C o rn e r 2400 Guad. A u stin , T e x a s W H O LESALE AND RETAIL Best in Home-Baked Pie* W ILLIAM RUBENSON, Prop. Tees at all stationers T h e best p e n c il fo r t h e m o s t e x a c tin g w o rk —the most e c o n o m i c a l ien cil for any i n d of work. DIXONS the m aster drawing pencil Cafe and Confectionery T e l e p h o n e 4 0 0 7 W e Serve Late B reakfast W. A. Achilles 2 2 1 8 - 2 0 G u a d a l u p e St. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Catering especially to sororities and fraternitic teous treatment and prompt deliver) Phone 866. 1602-* Cold and H ot D rinks C andies, C igars,S tation ery Gold Band B utter S w eet M ilk F resh Yard Egg* B u tter M ilk Come to Palace Barber Shop for th* best service, next door to Kress. DRUGS BRYANTS CREAMERY Successor to K in g’s S an itary C ream ery lftMTVS (Hopper The Gift Shop of Austin Gifts when you need them. Favors when you need them. them. Cards when you need Mothers’ Day Cards will be the next card necessity. 1104 Colorado Street It is so convenient, so economical, and so satis­ factory to board af the The Cactus Tea Room The Quaint Place with a personality/’ Established 1865 CARL MAYER CO Jew e lers — Silversmiths Diamond Merchants NEW ONES JUST ARRIVED Breezy in Texture Wearing Breezy in Fashion Features S ingl e or double-breasted. Smart sheer open weaves of light weight textures EDWIN CLAPP OXFORDS AUSTIN, TEXAS The Guaranty Fund Bauk This Bank is under the supervision of the Banking Com­ missioner of the State of Texas Jew e lry Made to Order and R epairs We respectfully solicit the accounts of University students 618 Congress Avenue D. B. Graey, P re s id e n t. E ld red McKinnon, V. P. and Cashier Leo K uhn, Asst. Cashier. The University of Texas through THE DIVISION O F EXTENSION TEACHING O FFERS 250 COURSES BY CORRESPONDENCE The high-school g ra d u a te who cannot attend college is afforded an excellent opportunity for continuing his edu­ cation and keeping alive his habits of study. is The h ig h sch o o l g ra d u a te who is going to college furnished a chance to discover the character of college courses and lighten his freshm an work. Many students fail in their first y e ar a t college because they are unable to adapt themselves to college methods. The student who feels out the situation by taking a correspondence course greatly increases his chances of success when he arrives on the ground. T he teacher nlay tak e a vacation and at the same time &dd to his college credits. For catalog, write to the Division of Extension Teach­ ing, University of Texas, Austin. After the show or dance, come to P O S T A L S U B S T A T IO N Comer Seventh and Congress 25 Years Experience REPAIRING SHOES T ry us on your next pair. HEATH REPAIR SHOP. 923 Congress Ave., Cor. 10th WAGNER CAFE AND CONFECTIONERY C a WAGNER, Prop. Short Orders, Lunches at All Hours, Stationery, Candy, Cigars, Tobaccos, Etc. 1 ■ _ Speedway ' Phone 2Q87 STACY-ADAMS SHOES MANHATTAN SHIRTS Famous Lecturer W ill Deliver Address at "Y” Tonight Tim e a fte r Tim e we have said, your satisfac­ If anything goes tion is our first consideration. wrong, we make it right. Now with this plain understanding, you can go ahead and buy your Spring Suits, F u rn ish ­ ings, Hats, Shoes, with an easy mind. —they are hand-tailored $ 25 to $65 If you are thinking of Straw Hats, Low Shoes, or anything else in the way of clothes, come in— we can help you. W hite shoes are again in vogue this summer. As usual, this store is in the forefront with exclu­ sive styles in footwear, orgininal and superior creations from a renowned^ factory. W h a te v e r is desired— w hatev er is really stylish, may be found here in the greatest variety of pleasing styles. T. H. WILLIAMS & CO HAVE YOU SELECTED YOUR STR A W ? HAVE YOU ORDERED YOUR SU IT ? ta a very select line of Young G entlem en’s Furnishings. W alk tw o blocks to (Continued from p age I ) INTRAMURAL T E N N IS J a c k Phillips is a guest a t the B eta week-end in S an Antonio. M a rg a re t P a tric k will spend this PROM INENT MAN University Shop RECEIVES VOTE IN QUEEN S RACE S O C I E T Y the queen’s ra ce or t h a t of the dueh- eses, but it promised t h a t the queen will be given a ball in addition to the coronation. These a re to be the g r e a t ­ est events next to the cirru s itself. A parade will be given also. The race as it sta n d s today is: R uth H a g a m a n .................................1950 Elizabeth P u n s ta n ......................... 500 .................................. 278 Sunshine Pope Ave Lee M a r s .................................... i§7 Tyler Simpson .................................. 104 89 M a r g a re t M o n t g o m e r y .................. Maud Milam ...................................... 08 62 .................................... B etty M athis M ary W ilkins ................................. 62 50 ......................... M a rg a re t Bozeman Elizabeth Nelson 55 55 Leis P orter ........................................ 55 Madaline Blocker ............................ Hallie Kelley 51 .................................... M ary Helen Holden 51 ...................... 51 K ath erin e Lillard Chub! >v McKenzie 50 Peggy McCracken 50 50 Vinson Roberts 50 Edith Schneider 50 Elizabeth Goodman Voting continues every day, and to­ the races will be differen t. ......................... ........................... ........................... ............................... .............................. ......................... ............... morrow HOGG M EETS TO N IG H T H ogg Debating Club meets tonight 7:30 in Main Building, 157. The p ro g ra m t h a t was postponed on ac­ count of the Elliott m eeting will be given tonight. The p r o g r a m 't o be rendered is as follows: C u r ­ E xtem pore speech, Jonas. rent events, Hughes. Debate, “ Re­ solved t h a t the recent enactm en t of the Legislature that all voters in p r i ­ m ary election! be able to pass the lit­ justified.” Affirmative, eracy is negative, S p tc r, Mobley, Holloway; K ra ft, Hall, H u n ter. test The weekly g ru n t, Gilley. R ag lan Jon es an I Moulton Cobb, two p ro m in en n t members of Public Speaking Class 105.5 will leave to ­ nig h t fo r Smithville, to d ebate ag a in st the Smithville High School D ebating Team F r i d a y night. E v le r Simpson has re tu rn e d from a sho rt visit to Houston. M a r g a re t Bozeman w en t to B re n ­ ham fo r a dance last week-end. The Phi Mu pledges en te rta in e d the the initiates w ith a box p a r ty a t M ajestic, T uesday evening. house. Miss Ione Swope, an ex-student of the U niv ersity, is visiting friends in Austin. K ap pa Sigm a f r a t e r n i t y will give a dance F rid a y night. One of the p rettiest teas of the sea­ son was given by Phi Mu sorority on W ednesday afterno on from 4:3 0 to 6 :30. The ch a p te r house was a t t r a c ­ tively decorated with fe rn s and flow­ ers, and delightful re fre sh m e n ts were served to a larg e nu m b er of guests. ( harlo tte Spence is continuing h er visit with A ustin friends. Tillie McCammon of F ort W o rth is visiting a t the Pi Phi house. Skull and Bones will give a dance S a tu rd a y night. Mrs. J . P. Cardwell will visit her d a u g h ter. Alma, at the Phi Mu house. C lare Love spent last week-end at her home in Frank lin . Mrs. J. S. McNeil of Valley Mills is visiting Miss Rhea Burgess. C ora Allen and Helen W hite spent last week-end in Houston. H a rv ey Dean, an ex-student of old V arsity, has landed in New York and ^ will be homo Sunday. All tennis players t h a t expect to en ter th e i n tr a m u r a l meet a r e asked to re p o rt to the tennis courts F rid a y evening a t 4 oYlo< k for elimination. The purpose of this elim ination is to secure a single team fo r each class. The finals in this m eet will be held Monday afterno on . Those who de­ to e ith er Ja c k sire to e n ter, report for F.hlers or Ben Brown F rid a y class elim ination, and on Monday for the finals. EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED Broken Lenses Duplicated d a i l y t e x a n OFFICIAL NOTICES Don’t wait until FA LL R-4 PRE-MEDS: There will be an im- y o u buy y ou r SUMMER Suit portant meeting of the society at the y 0 u c h e a t yourself by doing “ Y ” Thursday night a t 8 o’clock. All members be there. PR ESID EN T. “Varsity” models ALW AYS LEAD IN STYLE You kno^* how popular the Hart Schaffner & Marx “ Varsity” suits a l­ ways are. This season they’re more distinctive than ever. Waist Seams R U SK M EN who expect to attend banquet a t Driskill Saturday a t 7 p. J rn., must leave names for me a t room 124, Main Building (Public Speaking, office) before Frid ay noon. Initiation fee covers cost of banquet. Also, all expecting to compete fo r M orris Shep­ pard prizes leave name and title of speech at room 124. E R N E S T M A Y, Chairm an, Banquet Com. SP A N IS H A l will meet tomorrow ( F r id a y ). Please bring to class the new reader, Espanza Pintoresca. L. M. C A SIS. T h ey’re the style hits of the season. You’ll find a good selection here. Suits $25, $30, $35 to $60 SUMMER SUITS Sm art, cool, comfortable. Every worthy tropical weight weave from Palm Beach to silk included in this display. Suits $10, $12.50, $15 to $35 Stebbins & James The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes . Time V A R S IT Y B A N D SM E N ! IM P O R ­ T A N T , T A K E N O T IC E ! There has been a special request from the Cham­ ber of Commerce fo r the U niversity Band to take p art .n the parade and , reception to be given in honor of the your Summc-i togs no og.ca retu rnin g Austin soldiers. All mem- reason for delaying your pur­ g e r s of band will be excused from IO chase as the “ Varsity Circus and urged to come out and help put this ^ over. Meet a t S. H all a t IO o clock sharp. l l o’clock classes. Everyone is and Ex-Student’s Homecoming n e a r fu tu r e > a n d , , .every man ot you ought.to get* y h i s Summer outfit NOW. ^ oil The representatives th at made irp get choice of complete assort- the committee of fifty girls will please ments not a chance for the call in the Council office any time F ri- o ld t i m e « c u t s a i e s ” merchan- day morning from 0 to I , to receive the copy of the report of the commit-, tee on standards. •. !dise to scare, too hard to get like D IR E C T O R , almost booze, jn t h ( , . ,, . , , ’ CH A IRM AN W oman’s Council. not; enought to go around. Drop today and get your Cool in Clothes. TAKE A DAILY SWIM AT Deep Eddy BATHING BEACH Sw im m ing is the most perfect exercise known R U S K M E M B E R S competing for Morris Shepherd P rize will draw for places Frid ay afternoon at 5 o’clock in room 124 of Main Building. E R N E S T MAY. P R E -M E D S : T ickets for the ban- I j quet Monday are on sale by Howard i Aronson, Layton Cochran, and Fred ! Malone in Zoology I , and R. L. Gow- 1 an, Howard Heck, and Edith Bonnet I in Zoology 4. R E G U L A R P A N -H E L L E N IC meet­ ing Frid ay at 5 in room 157. P R E S ID E N T . COUNCIL STATES PROCEEDINGS OF G E R M A N SATURDAY NIGHT SHAKEY’S JAZZ ORCHESTRA ST R E E T CARJAT 12 M Follow the “Soldier of the Sea” BE A MARINE FOR SIX MONTHS Enlist NOW, go direct to Quantico, Virginia, then overseas. limited service Notation on enlistment papers, only Overseas. APPLY LITTLEFIELD BUILDING RECENT ACTIONS (Continued from page I .) FO R R E N T — Two furnished rooms with sleeping porch, bath connecting. lunctantly admitted having w ritten Near U n iv ersity; nice neighborhood; several of the articles appearing in nice and pleasant for the summer for the Blunderbustle, and having col- man and wife— all conveniences. W ill lected several others from other par- rent to fir s t of September or longer. ties. He admitted having had these 2507 W ichita Street, Phone 2705. ! articles in his possession till a few "------------------ -------------------------------------- | days before April 1st, but denied hav- MEN W A N TED for company E , ing sent them in, or caused them to be Texas National Guard. One-fourth The next regular arm y pay while you attend sent y°ur regular business. One night day one of his friends approached one j of the members of the Council to nego- a we€k required. Armory, 620 Con­ n ate immunity from crim inal prosecu- Kress £.venue. Captain Ray Holder, in, fo r publication. ,» .. , - j •. FO R R E N T — Desirable well fu r­ nished housekeeping apartm ents. All modern conveniences; near U niver­ sity; approved house. Mrs. Val C. rn,, Giles, 710 W. 22d Street, at the Sub tion on condition of a full and com­ plete confession and statem ent of the p art of a student whom, he declined to name. Pending this negotiation with the U niversity authorities, the r, Council deferred its investigation. The uld)a U niversity authorities answered that they would not press prosecution be- F 0 R r e n t — T wo desirable fur- fore the courts, nor take the .n it,ative njshed apartm ent5 of five rooms and in such prosecution, again st any stu dent who would make a full and true confession and statem ent of all he knew. The student opening these ne­ cottage gotiation* then told the members of modern conveniences close to Uni- the Council whom he had approached versity, at 1803 Guadalupe St. Phone to call Mr. W alker before the Coun- 1518 QT 2 071. A. G. G erjes. cil on a charge of having taken part ------------------------- ---------------------— in gettin g out the Blunderbustle, stat- the State for his part in the Blunder­ ing th a t he felt confident th a t Mr. bustle, the Council fe lt itself in duty bound to the student body and to the W alker would confess. th e officers o{ to sleeping porch each near the U niver­ sity. Phone 4223. E a r ly on the m orning of M ay 1 0 th .: s t a te ^ re 3 0 rt FO R R E N T .— Four room CACTUS EXPECTED TO ARRIVE MAY 26 FOR DISTRIBUTION (Continued from page I .) plane, pictures made everywhere and o f every body. It is one section of the Cactus th a t will be real history. “ Then there’s the Grind Section. REGULAR MEETING AT GALVESTON OF BOARD OF REGENTS Mr. W alker was summoned to appear before the Council a t 8 :3 0 on that the law t0 secure hls Pun,8hment to r offense, especially as Mr. \V alker morning to answer hearings preferred by the Council again st him. A fter was attem pting to escape from the receiving the summons he completed State by misleading the Council to his withdraw al from the University believe that he would remain in Aus- before coming before the Council. He tin a t least until the night of May loth. The county officers were noti- J stated to Mr. Speer and to the Coun- fjed 0f the facts through the Uni- E x - cil th a t he had taken p a rt in the pub!i i cation and th a t he would make a fu ll, versity authorities, and, as is known, I statem ent, but th a t he would not do so W alker was apprehended a fter he had i until th at afternoon. VV hen the Coun- bought his ticket, checked his trunk, T ^ e Board of Regents will meet in ‘ cil heard th a t Mr. W alker had with- and was about to get on the train to I Galveston on May 31. Nothing of | drawn from t&e U niversity, and in- ieave the state> and he was held for pected to be Discussed at Meeting _______ I I win be a man without friends when Faculty Building Plan* the 1919 Cactus comes out. My per- sonal It friends suffered severely. was a great sacrifice to me, but the ' book had to come first. “ I am a modest individual, so can t say more about the twenty-sixth unusual im portance is expected to oc- tended to go to Oklahoma, thev told ~Texas volume of the U nU ersity of cur at the meeting. Only the routine y ear book. Ju s t head the receiving business will be discussed. line when it gets here and judge for yourself. There has been a facu lty commit- in publishing him th a t he had a month and ten the Blunderbustle, of which offense days in which to arran g e his sta*e- the council tfyen believed, and still time had co: ie believes, ha was guilty, and the de- m ent, and th a t tee appointed to decide on the n u m -1 when they could not put off th eir ac- sir ability of having him as a witness ber of new buildings needed at the tion any longer, especially as the offi- was only incidental thereto. U niversity and the improvements th a t c e r s 0f the law had deferred action The Council confidently expects the are needed on the campus. the Council and the student body to uphold it in its at- pected th a t the Board of Regents will j U niversity authorities time to settle U mpt to stamp out indecent publica- take the m atter up, but nothing defi- the m atter as to the students without j tions on the campus and in its at n it* has been decided upon so fa r. aid of the courts. Mr. W alker t h in ] tempt to bring parties guilty of such ------------------------------------------------------------- deliberately got up and told the Coun- j publications to ju stice, first through H O M E STUDY Z o o lo g y , Mathematics, the Modern Languages, W ill cou rses in History I t is e x -: in order to give participation Chemistry , rim im l English the Year' E conom ies, S o ciolo gy, Draw m g . Philosophy. Education, etc., h elp you to carry out y o u r college pro*rain> Morethan400 courses in academic subjects arr offered tv correspondence, All com m and credit. B e g in at any time. Address Qty* Bttitffratty nf <£ffirarjn D ivision X , Chicago, IU T f f r n n i i p n u n ' m m v n ! cil that he ha