lasses Begin at 8:00 a. rn. Monday

THE DAILY TEXAN

F I R S T C O L L E G E D A I L Y I N T H E S O U T H

AUSTIN, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918.

NO. 15

L. XIX

W RULING WILL 
NURGE NUMBERS I TO BE MANIFESTED 
IN UNIV. S. A. T. C. 

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lonel Applewhite Announces Not Yet Too Late
B 
Places on Official 
f f t r i a l 
i n c i a i 
Ballot.

Change to Be Effective 
at Once.

t o S e c u r e 
t o s e c u r e 

RENEWED INTEREST TWENTY-THREE INDUCTED INTO 

ON ELECTION DATE T w e n ty - th r e e m e n w e re 

MARINE SECTION OF S. A. T. C. 

i n d u c t e d j W e n d e ll M. (’ox, J a r o m e I. Cronwell,
into th e M arine B ranch o f the S. A. T . ; S t e r l i n g W. F i s h e r R o b e r t V Kite,
j esg R K re e m a n 
J o h n R. d e c i d e r ,
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G eorge G reen e, M a r t i n J . H ancock,
T h e y w e r e in s ta lle d t h e sa m e n i g h t in L a w r e n c e E H a m ilto n , C h a r le s H. 

C. o f t h e U n iv e r s ity , F r i d a y m o rn in g . 

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LONGHORNS PLAY REAM 
FLYING FIELD TODAY

Game Called at 3 : 4 3 on Clark Field— Students’ Army Train­

ing Corps to March Out in Form ation and Must Not Break 

Quarantine at Game— Will Be First Game They Have 

W itnessed V arsity Play Since the “Flu” Began.

PQU1REMENTS ALTERED

k e C o n s i d e r a t i o n W i l l B e G i v e n 

H i g h S c h o l A p p l i c a n t s W i t h I n ­

s u f f ic i e n t U n i t s t o E n t e r .
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t h e i r b a r r a c k s . T h e ir t r a i n i n g will L e s te r, E d w a r d D. M iller, J o h n P en -
a i0n g th e lines of M a r in e C o rp s d e r g r a s s , H a t c h e r A. P ic k e n s, F in i s E.
re g u la tio n s , w hile t h e y p u r s u e a t th e P y e a t t , F r a n k B. Seale, M a r t i n B. 
W in f r e y , J o s e p h E d is o n R. W o r th in g - 

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W ith t h e o p e n in g of th e U n iv e r s it y 
M onday, i t is e x p e c te d t h a t i n t e r e s t in 
the co m ing election (w h ic h w a s d u e sa m e tim e , t h e i r a cadem ic stu dies. 
to be held th e T u e s d a y follow ing t h e 
d a y on w h ic h school closed) will be b r a n c h e s o f th e S. A. T. C. te n h o u r s ) 
m u c h m o re m a n if e s te d , becau se s t u - 0f d r illin g p e r week, a n d 
d e n ts will h a v e 
m a n y of 

T h e r e will be, a s 

r e tu r n e d , a n d , 

too, 
th e p laces a r e co n te sted , 
ai E sp e c ia lly is t h i s t r u e of tl\e P r e s i- 

in 

th e o th e r ton.

ta l k s a n d le c tu r e s on M a r i n e C o rp s m ost 
jjfe a n d d u tie s. 

I t is n o t p ro b a b le t h a t th ese men 
in f o r m a l will be called b e fo re D ecem ber, and
T h e
school f o r field officers o f th e M a r in e
T h e m en w b 0 w e r e in d u c te d F r i d a y b r a n c h o f th e service is a t Q uantico, 
V ir g in ia , a n d f o r th e a v ia tio n section
S am A cheson, N o r m a n A n d e rso n , of th e M a r in e b r a n c h , th e m en will be 

till J a n u a r y . 

likely not 

im p o r ta n t c h a n g e in t © 

n 
a r t m e n t ’s p r o g r a m a s to the in_ d e n t «s r a c e 
lio n of m en in th e colleg ia te sec- ^
is of th e S tu d e n ts A rm y I r a i n i n g m a n of M a rR n a n d R o b in M. P a te of G eorge R. B ro w n , T h e r o n H . B ro w n e, s e n t to th e g r o u n d school a t Boston Appropirate $12,500 for War 
-ps a t t h e U n iv e r s it y of T e x a s a n d A ugtin 
r e d u c a tio n a l in s ti tu ti o n s th r o u g h - W e sley W . B ro w n , a c ti n g p r e s i d e n t 
s t u d e n t s ’ A ssoc iation, s t a t e s
the c o u n tr y h a s 

Collection— Provide Scholar-
s h i p s f o r F r e n c h G i r l s .

W esley W. B r o w n , L e s te r C. B r e n iz e r, I Tech. 

 p]ace who a r e R e a g a n R H u f f - , 

T h e r e a r e tw o o u t f o r w e r e : 

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REGENTS APPROVE 
UNIVERSITY BUDGET

VISITORS TO COME 
HERE IN AIRPLANES

Four All-American Men on the 
Team— Considered Strongest 
Army Team in State— Every 
Player An Officer.

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t h e S t u d e n ts A r m y j .g £re0 tQ h a n d 

REGULATIONS FOR FALL TERM WORK.

h | s o r ^ e r p etitio n V 
, a s k jnf? f o r a p]a c e . H e f u r t h e r s t a t e s Y-

t h a t n e x t W e d n e s d a y a t noon will b e ^ 
th e last d a y to g e t y o u r n a m e on t h e ^ 
official ballo t. 

At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the fac­
ulty, on October BO, the following resolutions were 
adopted, and copies are being sent to each member of 
the f a c u l t y :

meed b y Lieut. Col. H . L a F . A p p le - th&t -t .g nQt toQ ]ate tQ gecure a p lace * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
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Ite , U. S. A. r e tir e d , c h i e f m i l i t a r y ^ 
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Rector 
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dining C orps fo r t h is d is tr ic t, w it 
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i d q u a r t e r s 
t h e U n i v e r s i t y 
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le r th e n ew r u lin g th e n u m b e r o f 
in t h e S tu d e n ts ’ A r m y T r a i n i n g 
fps h e r e will p ro b a b ly be g r e a t l y 
Teased. T he te l e g r a m m a k in g th e 
^nge c a m e f r o m th e C om m ittee on 
^cation and Special T r a i n i n g of 
W a r D e p a r tm e n t. I t sa ys, in p a r t : 
f i n v ie w of th e f a c t t h a t e x is tin g 
r e q u i r e m e n ts h a v e p r e ­
le a tio n a l 
t h e 
med t h e induction o f m en 
jg ia te sections of t h e S. A. T. C. 
[to a u th o r iz e d s t r e n g t h , a n d p end - 
com pletion of new s y s te m f o r r e ­
ly in g th e s e sections th e C o m m itte e 
^E ducation d ire c ts t h a t i n s titu tio n s 
fhich th e p r e s e n t n u m b e r o f in d u c t 
■men 
tho a u th o r iz e d 
in duc tio n 
| t a m a y c e r tif y f o r th e 
Burh s tu d e n ts who do n o t h ave th e
brib e d n u m b e r o f u n its , b u t w h o W ill Have a Record of Every A m e r ic a n O fficer PWiSCS BraVCCU
h ead of t h e 

2. T h at classes shall be kept at the ordinary rate of 
work, and t h a t no extra assignments shall be made, nor 
unusual amounts of work for any assignment be given.
3. T h a t each teacher shall carefully go over the 
m atter of his courses, and select from important points 
as many as can be covered in the rem ain der of the term 
at the ordinary rate of work.

N o one h a s y e t a n n o u n c e d f o r J un- & 
ior A s s e m b ly m a n f r o m th e E n g i n e e r - Y* 
i n g D e p a r tm e n t. Also a L a w Council- ^ 
m a n is needed b e f o r e th e b a llo t w ill ^ 
B u t a n y o n e h a s 
be complete. 
th e ^ 
p riv ile g e 
to come o u t fo r th e o th e r 
offices w hich a l r e a d y h a s someone in 
th e race if he so desires.

DR. GUTSCH BUSY 
PREPARING WAR 
HISTORY OF TEXAS

1. T h at the fall te r m ’s work of the University shall 

be r e g a r d e d and credited as a full t e r m ’s work.

‘ ROBERT ERNEST VINSON,

Very cordially yours,

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Texas Man W ho Enters 
the Service.

O f Americans at Fighting Front

T h i s a fte r n o o n 

the V a r s ity Long-
A t th e r e g u l a r f a ll m e e tin g of th e h o r n s will a g a in a p p e a r before th e 
b o a r d of r e g e n t s on O ctob er 22, th e public in a r e g u l a r g am e with th e f a s t 
from R eam F ly in g F ie ld a t 
b u d g e t t h a t h a d been p r e p a r e d a n d flie rs 
su b m itte d f o r a p p r o v a l w a s rev ised Houston. 
The clash will occur on 
so m e w h a t a n d a p p r o v e d as revised. C la r k Field a t 3 :4 5 and all S. A. T. C. 
The c h a n g e s w e re m ad e n e c e ssa ry by s tu d e n ts will m a r c h th e r e in fo rm a - 
co nditions a r i s i n g ou t of 
th e w a r tion a n d n ot b re a k th e ir q u a r a n t in e a t 
w h ic h had cau se d c h a n g e s in th e f a c - the gam e .
u lty a n d w o r k in c e r ta in d e p a r tm e n t s . 

T h i s will be th e first tim e t h a t th e 
T h e b o a r d a p p ro v e d a n a p p r o p r i a - S. A. T. C. m en h a v e seen the w e a r e r s 
tion of $12,500 f o r th e collection o f of t h e O r a n g e a n d W hite since th e 
m a t e r i a l r e la tiv e 
to th e p a r t T e x a s ho rn e d f r o g s f ro m F o r t W o r th w e re 
is t a k i n g in th e g r e a t w a r a n d fo r t h e ' d e fe a ted h e r e b y a 19 to 0 score on 
tim e no 
a c c u m u la tio n of g e n e r a l w a r m a t e r i a l I S e p te m b e r 28. 
for 
li b r a r y . M ilton g a m e s h a v e been played on account o f 
I R. Gut soh, a d j u n c t p r o f e s s o r of m o - 't h e in flu e n z a q u a ra n tin e , tho ug h tw o 
j die v al h isto ry , will be in c h a r g e of pra ctice c lashes have occurred w ith 
the R adio team , each r e s u ltin g in a
f o r V a r s i t y v ic to ry by scores of 25 to 0 

T h e b o a rd m a d e p r e p a r a t i o n 

th e U n i v e r s i t y 

this work. 

Since 

th a t 

t r a i n i n g la n d 22 to 7, respectively, 

j the o p e n in g of 

a 

l i b r a r y 
the U niversity^ b e g in n in g 

F o r ty 

\ a r s i t y 

school a t 
football m en h a v e 
1 n e x t S e p te m b er. T he d e m a n d fo r a b een p r a c tic in g daily th r o u g h o u t t h e 
l i b r a r y t r a i n i n g school 
in connectio n q u a r a n t i n e period and Coach J u n e a u 
j w ith the U n i v e r s i t y l i b r a r y is indi- h a s a squad of well tr a in e d fig h te rs 
fa v o ra b ly w ith 
j c ato d by in q u ir ie s com ing to l i b r a r i a n s t h a t will 
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f o rm e r rep re - 
all
o u g h o u t the S t a t e a n d b y dozens nearly 
and f a s t b ack 
i t a t r
l e t t e r s received bv th e U n i v e r s i t y
stonewall line 
T e x a s coach

com pare 
if V a r s i t y ’?
A versatile 
m id 
to g e th e r w ith a 
a r e as se ts of which a 
m a y well be proud.

T h e b o a rd m a d e an a p p r o p r i a t i o n 

lib r a r y .

for sc h o la rs h ip f o r t h r e e F r e n c h girl
to be sent h e re bv t h e F r e n c h G<

EACH COUNTY TO ASSIST

E v e r y O r g a n i z a t i o n 

in 

t h e S t a t e 

to 

B e a P a r t o f U n i v e r s i t y 
C o l l e c t i o n .

It 

is sta te d by M ilton R. G u tsc h f 

m y m e d ic a l p r o f e s s o r s fro m H o p k in s 
a n d m y N e w Y ork h o s p ita l a t t e n d a n t s 

in t e r e s t i n g 

is 
l e t t e r 

P r e s id e n t V in so n 

in r e c e i p t o f 
fro m C a p ta in
a n 
Miley B. W e sso n of th e A r m y M edical a r e located a b o u t me.
C o rp s s ta tio n e d a t 
in F r a n c e . 
pit a1 
t h e 
g r a d u a t e d a t 
c lass of ’02. H e 

an e v a c u a t e d bos- “ R a n k b o th e rs nobody. 
C a p t a in W esson < m m e n d e d 

in 
U n i v e r s i t y 
w a s a p r o m in e n t y e a r s . 

E v e r y t h i n g 

is 

V I CA O O 

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t h e a g o a n d i t m a y com e t h r o u g h in a few 
r e p r e s e n te d 

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for m y m a j o r i t y m o n th s e r ic a n lines by th e I n iv e r s ity .

I w a s rec- < r n m e n t fo r an e d u c a tio n a lo n g Arm­

M e m b e rs p r e s e n t w e r e 

( h a i r m a n a ll- A m e r ic a n piayei.- 

f r e d Cook, S a n A n to n io ; R. L . B r e n ts , un 

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a s s o c ia te p r o f e s s o r o f medieval his- p h y sic ia n of F o r t W o r t h a t th e tim e here , a c a p t a i n c a m e down y e s te r d a y S h e r m a n ; J. A. K--mp, W ic h i ta I a b s ; 
- • L* Kelley. Kl 
to r y of th e U n i v e r s i t y of T e x a s, who he e n te r e d m ilita ry ’ service. H is let- who is a m ess officer in th e line— a 
IT
D a u g h e r t y , G ainesville. F. VV. G raff
h a s c h a r g e of th e w o r k o f collecting 
a c te d as s e c r e ta r y .
m a t e r i a l for t h e h is to r y of t h is S t a t e 
in the w a r , t h a t h is p la n s a r e of the 
w id e s t possible scope. 

“ I u se d to t h in k I w o uld n e v e r get 

H a r v a r d i n s t r u c t o r a t home,

tor, in p a r t , is as fo llow s; 

I aso, a n d W . 

W h e n th e w a r h is to r y is finished it a da y , d a y a f t e r d a y d u r i n g a pu sh , a n ia a n d w e n t o v e r w ith a 

‘‘A T e x a s d octor p a s se d t h r o u g h m y 
tire d c f d o in g 
s u r g e r y , b u t a f t e r h a n d s (i. e.. o v e r m y o p e r a t i n g t a b l e ) 
s t a n d i n g a t a ta b le f o r tw e lv e hour? y e s te r d a y , w ho s t r ip p e d off his insig-
r a i d i n g 
p a r t y to c a tc h som e Bosche p riso n e rs ,
“ T h e A m e ric a n s a r e th e r e a l t h i n g He got it t h r o u g h bo th legs. All he 
is g e t t i n g well as 
is 
like m en a n d die like m en a n d th e r e quick a s possible, so a s to g e t back 
It m a k e s a m a n b e fo re th e ‘fun* is o v e r w ith. T h e se
j,, n e v e r a w h im p e r. 

w ill e m b r a c e a com plete 
e v e ry T e x a s m a n w h o w as in m i l i t a r y 
service. 
n a m e o f the m a n , t h e d a t e of h is e n t r y 
MY.mw v»;c r a n k if -a c o m m is, 
in to th e army7, his r a n k if a com m is- 
| sioned o r non-com m issioned officer, th e 
b ra n c h an d u n i t o f service to w hich he
w a s a t ta c h e d , th e v a r i o u s p laces t h a t w o rk to the y o u n g c h a p s f o r m o st o f h a n d le of T e x a s .’ 

p r o u d of b e in g a n A m e r ic a n . T h e boys a c t like a lot of com p u n c h e r s 
men a b o u t h e r e a r e not le a v in g th e j r o u n d in g up ja c k r a b b i t s in th e p a n -

th e a s soldiers— th e y k now how to f i g h t 

r e c o rd of m a n g e ts fed u p on it. 

re c o rd will give 

in te r e s te d 

T h is 

in 

RAILROAD WILL BE 
RUN TO PENN HELD 
FOR RADIO USAGE

School Will Move From En­
gineering Building 
Soon.

th e 
Im a n d in g officer jo in tly believe to 
Competent to p u r s u e one o f the1 p r o ­

in s tit u tio n a nd 

ts p r e s c r ib e d .” 

school 

fhe t e le g r a m f u r t h e r s a y s t h a t due 
lid e ra tio n sh ould be given to such 
t r a i n i n g as a p p li c a n ts 
fe h a d , also to vo cation al an d b u si- 
ex perionce. to p r e v io u s m il ita r y 
ining a n d to such p e r s o n a l qualifi- 
|ons a s a re r e le v a n t to t h e m a k in g 
in officer.

 

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■UTENANT JOHNSON 
WRITES INTERESTING 

ACCOUNT OF BATTLE

iss H azel E d w a r d s , a s tu d e n t of 5rifn 
U n iv e r s ity of T e x a s, h a s j u s t re- 
jred a le tte r fro m Second L ie u te n - 
W illia m J o h n s o n o f Abilene, who
a m e m b e r o f th e 18 law c lass of 

w ag g j^tion ed , t h e b a t t l e s in w hich
;U n iv e rs ity , now s e r v in g in F r a n c e . h(? foUk, ht> th c L m n d s , if a n y , t h a t h< 
'i t e n a n t Jo h n s o n h a s b e en th ro u g h 
jpe of th e s t i r r i n g f ig h tin g t h a t h a s 
in go in g on 
in
t h e r e since e a r ly 
In his le tt e r to Miss Ed- 
b tem b er. 
gd s he says t h a t on S e p t e m b e r I t 
co m p a n y alone h a n d le d 3200 C e r ­

received, and th e le n g th o f lim e t h a t 
he wTa s in serv ice.

in p r is o n e r s in one day7.

iW DIRECTORY OUT SOON

|lt o f S t u d e n t s a n d F a c u l t y N e a r l y 

R e a d y f o r D i s t r i b u t i o n .

UNIVERSITY YELLS

RATTLE-DE-THRAT

HULLABALLOO. 
Hullaballoo, Hooray, Hooray, 
Rattle-de-thrat, de-thrat, de- Hullaballoo, Hooray, Hooray,

A s a m e a n s of g a t h e r i n g th is d a ta 
o rg a n i z a tio n s will be fo rm e d in e ach 
county’, Mr. G u tsc h said. T h e C o u n ­
cils of D e fe n se of t h e S t a t e an d co u n ­
tie s will also be a s k e d to r e n d e r all 
possible aid in m a k i n g u p th is h is to r y .
A c o m p le te r e c o rd of J ie s e Coun 
cils of D e fe n se , t h e Food A d m i n i s t r a ­
tion, Tied C ross, Y. M. C. A., K n ig h t
if C olum bus, S a lv a tio n A r m y a n d va- Texas! Texas! Texas!
rious o t h e r o r g a n iz a t io n s w hose w o rk 
to t h e w a r will be g a t h e r e d 
r e la te d 
an d m a d e a p a r t ( f th ■ U liv 
' ;!*y ( r 
T e x a s collection.
M r. G u tsc h 

Moo-oo-oo-oo
TEXAS!

thrat

thrat

COWBOY YELL.

Longhorn! Cactus Thorn!

Rattle-de-thrat, de-thrat, 

de-

a

v a .
in 

i of tu lu i 
fly in g officer 

be a m Fe-id ! sy e r - a r e g e n e ra lly r e ­
g a r d e d a s the s tr o n g e st a r m y team in 
'ta te . T h e ir lineup im lubes f o u r
th** 
well a s a 
E v e r y m a n
is a 
the a via tion 
b ra n c h a n d thc whole team is expected 
to fly to A u stin for the gam e. T w o 
w e e k s a g o Rice I n s titu te w as d e fe a te d 
7 f ' 0, w hile on last S a t u r d a y T e x a s 
\ . and M. m a n a g e d to luck a victory 
by a score of 0 to It. This l a s t g a m e 
w a s played in th e rain w ith e ight m in ­
u te q u a r te r s .

I 

F o r T e x a s a nu m b er of good back­
field men a r e str iv in g h a r d to win the 
coveted football letter. Among those 
w h o will pro bab ly get 
into action to ­
d a y a r e : W. B. F e r g u s ti of W a x a ­
h ach ie a t q u a r t e r b a c k ; .Joe Ellis, h a l f ­
b a c k ; A lv a r r o McCallum of A ustin, 
h a lf b a c k ; Louis S m yth of D allas, f u l l ­
\ u s tin , q u a r t e r ­
b a c k ; Ben Brow n of 
' Ma* -hall. 'half­
b a c k ; F r a n k Mason 
ullback; J . M. 
b a c k ; Tom D ean ii 
; and George 
P e n d e r g r a s s , baith 
and
M cC ullough o f Vi
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quarte I 

rn la st 
t a day 
me on 
nrac-

G h en t G ra v e s 
y e a r will be in
b u t m a y not g< 
a ccount of injui 
rice. Louis Sn.

fron

ui :. Ellis, Mc- 
i, D ennis, and 
th is
freshm en 

•a. 

cr to pick t h a n 
ie of them h a v e 
-'wen son 
■ a n d id a te fo r 
leniore, C a r r o l 
f San Anto- 
wei! in sc rim - 
those men a r e 
> of D allas and 
hind will s t a r t 
h Jo h n H u n t e r 
several othara 
ii F a lk of A us 
re op e n in g big 
I Lon, Mr. shall, 
are o th e r line.:,-

ems

nio ai

Smit ii 

b penct
G at

alt I 
and 
; how;
all 
fou
ll 
A
f r e s h m e n . 
J o e 
T em N e w m a n 
th e g a m e at gu 
a n d W illia m El
Bi
to s u b s titu t 
tin a n d Dave R 
holes at 
tackle. 
S m ith a n d Chris
men w h o Will p r i 
('. L. Brr vvcr 
anerly coach o f 
and one of th e I 
frjotball m a t t e . ? 
souri V a lle y Col
c u re d t o r e fe r e e to d a y ’s game.

of r 
M i s s 
est ii

r t W orth, f o r ­
um U n iv e rs ity 
form ed m en on 
ho v hole M is­
ti
ference h a s been se 

Tho c ity a n d U n iv e rsity a u th o r itie s

( C o n tin u e d on P a g e 4.)

In o r d e r d o afford a ra i lr o a d t r a n s ­
p o r ta tio n o utlet 
the n e w R adio 
for 
A rtille r y School w hich the U n iv e rsity 
of T e x a s will open soon at Conn Field, 
j u s t so u th of A u s tin , a s p u r t r a c k 
c o n n e c tin g v. itll the I n t e r n a t i o n a l and 
G r e a t N o r th e r n R a ilro a d is to be c o n ­
s tru c te d .
Thi
IO W H 
long. 
I he su rv 
c o n s tru c tio n woi 
T h o now brick 
building.- at II 
c c m p le tin n an d 
Radio School 
t 
B u ild in g a t th e 
location is

ton be s t a r te d , 
b a r r a c k s a n d o th e r 
nn Field a r e n e a r in g 
th e 
rom 
th e E n g i n e e r i n g 
U n iv e rsity to its n ew

th e re m o v a l of 

>y h a s 
k will

lid] v Mn

SOO fe

ii,,

E J N 
NEW INSPECTOR OF 
DISTRICT S. A. T. C.

Will Cover Arizona, New M ex­
ico, O k la h o m a and 
Texas.

Hoo-ray, Hoo-ray,
Varsity, Varsity,
u.

T. A.

WHISTLE YELL.
(Long piercing whistle, at the 
same time coming to the feet) 
Boom -rah!
Texas.
(A lw a y s followed by the fo l­
lowing: Raise the hands over
head )
Hey! Hey! Hey!
T-e-x-a-s
Texas! Texas! Texas!

INDIVIDUAL YELL.
Vinson, Rah, rah, rah, Vinson!

CAMP QUARANTINE LIFTED

O r d e r s w e re 

, A . T. C. G i v e n F r e e d o m F r o m 
S u p p e r t o 1 1 : 1 5 T o n i g h t . G u a r d s 
M u s t S t a y .

E. J . M athew s. r< 
v a r s ity of T e x a s, fi 
to r s o f S. A. T. ( 
f e r e n t e d u c a tio n a l 
d is tr ic t, w hich com.
T e x a s , O k la h o m a , N ew Mexico a n d 
A rizo na.

‘g i l t r a n o f the 
one of th e in 
. u n i t s o f the 
i n s titu tio n s in 
prises th e s t a t 
N ew Mexico

I r o ­
>ec-
d li­
thic

issued y e s t e r d a y a l ­
low ing men 
in th * S. A. T. ( \ , Col­
le g ia te Section “ A ” t ti be a b s e n t fro m 
c a m p w ith o u t a p a ss from s u p p e r u n ­
til 11:15 to n ig h t. T h is m e a n s t h a t all 
m en in th e c a m p will be f r e e d u r i n g 
t h a t 
th o
at 
held in c am p f o r d is c ip lin a ry re a so n s, r e g i s t r a r of t h a t in s titu tio n .

Mr. Mathews* d u tie s will t a k e bin 
a w a y fro m th e U n iv e r s ity a consider 
t h e exceptio n of a b l e p a r t of h is tim e. D u r i n g t h e per 
lo r is of hi* a b sen ce from th e I aiver

p e rio d, w ith 
who a r e d e ta ile d fo r g u a r d d u t y 

t h a t tim e a n d th o s e w ho m a y be site M iss A nn a Belie M ay will a c t as a s well as t h e I niversity physicians

f o r 

i te r ia l from t h e U a iv e r-
is 
S t u d e n t s ’ D ir e c t o r y 

ill t h c rn 
the
The M edical D e p a r t m e n t a t R e g e n ts o f t h o U n i v e r s i t y a t its re- Hie-dy, Hic-dy, Hie-dy,
c e n t m e e tin g h a v i n g m a d e a n a p p r o ­
p rin t ion of $12,500 for c a r r y i n g o u t
th e p r o g r a m .

is p r e p a r i n g to begin
th is w ork im m e d ia te ly , th e B o a r d of Whoop-Ho,

dy. 
iv eston h a s not y e t se n t in i t s m a- 
val; 
it will 
fin. As y e t th e W a r D e p a rtm e n t 
I not sent ’n its in s tr u c tio n s which j

it is not k n o w n w hen 

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Y-e-e-a-a-a!

SKYROCKET YELL.

t,m e of 

th e p ublica tio n o f 
t h e r e f o r e , 

V c h a n g ,1 t h e schedule c o n sid e rab ly . 
the
e 
(dents’ D ir e c to r y , 
is 
y u n c e r ta in .
'he S tu d e n ts ’ D ir e c to r y gives th e 
Pe. home a d d r e s s and phone num - 
loeation of office, a n d b u sin e ss 
th e p r o f e s s o r s ; also 
the
a d d re s s, and p h o n e n u m b e r o f 

Irs of 

[th e stu d e n ts.

^

[ ) . A. FRANK DEAD

 

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W i f e o f P r o m i n e n t A! urn ne. I V i c t i m 
o f P n e u m o n i a — W a s B u r i e d 
in D a l l a s .

M an y of t h e U n i v e r s i t y peop le w e re 
g r e a t l y b e r e a v e d to le a rn of th e d e a t h 
in St. Louis of M rs. D. A. F r a n k , w ife
of o ne of th e m o s t loyal alu m n i o f 
this in s titu tio n .

S-s-s-s-sh-sh! (rise)
B o o m !! ( sit d o w n ) 
S-s-s-s-sh-sh! (rise)
Boom!! (sit down) 
S-s-s-s-sh-sh! (rise)
Boom!! (sit down) 
Rah-rah-rah,
Team!

LONGHORN CACTUS 
THORN.

N O T I C E .

in t h e J u n i q r S. 
Ll* m e n e n r o l l e d 
IT C. C o m p a n y w h o w i s h t o d o so.
r e p o r t o n t h e e a s t s i d e o f “ G" 
ll. M o n d a y , N o v . 4 , a t 3 : 1 5 p. rn. 

V. W . S T E W A R T ,

Ll. 

l o f t ., U 

S. A., C o m p a n y 

Commander.

Longhorn cactus thorn, T. U. 
Longhorn cactus thorn, T. U. 
(Follow ed by Rattle-de-thrat)

Mrs. F r a n k w a s a d a u g h t e r o f th e 
late J u d g e N. W. F in le y of D allas, 
and w a s b o rn in T y le r. T e x a s , c o m ­
ing t o D a lla s w i t h h e r p a r e n t s w h e n 
she w a s a child. She re m a in e d t h e r e
Y-e-e-a-a-a, Texas!
until she w e n t to St. Louis a f e w y e a r s
ago. She i43 su rv iv e d b y h e r h u s b a n d , Y-e-e-a-a-a, Texas! 
t h r e e c h ild re n , h e r m o th e r, tw o s i s t e r s Y-e-e-a-a-a, Texas!
and one b r o th e r . 

Fight, Fight, Fight!

FIGHT YELL.

 DAILY TEXAN

The Student D aily Publication of the 
U n iversity of Texas.

Published every afternoon except S un­
day during the college y e a r on 
the Campus.

Offices: U n iversity, Room 155. Main
Building.

Sintered as second-class m a tte r at the 
Postoffice at A ustin, Texas, un d er 
the Act o f Congress, M arch 3, l s ” 9.

Acceptance 

for m ailing a t 

special 
rate of postage provided fo r in Sec­
tion 1103. Act of October 3, 1917, 
Authorized September 24. 1913.

Subscription price $3.00 per year— 
provided for each student through 
the Student A ctivity Fee.

F. Edward W alker... E ditor-in-C hief

J. Turner Garner ..M a n a g in g Editor
Business Manager
W. C. F an ch er 

Issue E d ito r fo r Today:
L ew is B. W alker. 
W esley WL Brown.

O U R C O N S O L A T I O N .

The latest and we suppose 

the final announcement of the 

University authorities 

is 

th at 

University work will be re ­

sumed again on Monday m orn­

ing, exactly twenty-five days 

since the order of closing went
into force. During th a t time 

, t u . 
dent.< and faculty have had the

■ 

, 

Spanish Influenza and several 

h a \e had pneumonia. 

The

crisis is now over with only one 
fatality. 

Women’s
Correctly

Shoes
Styled

find 

HERE you will 

the 
styles th a t are necessary 
for the seaso n 's new ward­
robe.

You will su rely adm ire the 
new p a tte rn s an d en jo y the 
p re tty an d p e rfe c t 
fittin g 
lasts.

P articu larly 

and 
y o u th fu l and really th e h an d ­
som est shoes you ev er saw.

sm art 

A

Cousins Shoes
for women

T. H. Williams &

SOCIETY

K ittle Fae Robinson, E ditor. 

HILL-Mc FARLAND.

Miss Eola M cF arlan d and C ap tain 

Joe M. Hill w ere m arried on G et-ber 

24 at Ladonia. Texas. Only the im ­
m ediate relativ es and a few friends 

w ere p resen t a t the wedding# which 
occurred at th e home of th e brine > 
sister. Mrs. H ill is a g ra d u ate of the 

Texas C h ristia n U niversity.

C ap tain Hill is the son of Mr. WL R 
H ill of W olfe City. He received de­
grees from both academ ic and Iaw de­
p a rtm e n ts of 
the 
class of 1916. He w as commissioned 

the U n iv ersity in 

first lie u te n a n t at th e second officers 
tra in in g camp at Leon S prings, a n i 
received his cap tain cy at Camp Dix. 
the service 
N. J. B efore en terin g 
C ap tain Hill was connected w ith the 
legal d ep artm en t of the M. K. A T. 
railw ay , w ith h ead q u arters a t M usko­
gee, Okla.

C ap tain and Mrs. Hill left im m e­
for Boston, where C ap tain 

d iately 
H ill is now statio n ed .

Miss Alice Seheiblich. a student in 
th e School of Jo u rn alism last year, is 
now on the staff of The Waco News- 
T ribune.

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

e n

1 B 2 &

Military Outfitters

Full and Complete Lines of 
Hand Tailored Khaki and 
Serge Uniforms. C orrect in 
style and perfect fitting.

Priced $12.50 to $45

O f'y m Service Hats 
A rmy Si oes 
Officers St oes 
Puttees. Leggins, 
A r m y Shi rt s and 
Ev e ry th i ng else 
a soldier wears.

mam- if not most of the stu- the students of determination 

OUT TO WIN.

 

 

; program
through.

never before there seem? 

Surely no argum ents need be

to be more of a spirit among given here for supporting these

*ood " orks WIth our dollars-
to get somewhere and achieve " e bave a " been c' ose en,lUS-‘
something. This manifests it- to arm y camps to know from 

carried

" M a rs a r : M ripes 

f Lowing poem recently about Theo­
dore Jones, o f D allas, for th ree y ears 
a s t u d e n t of th e U n iv ersity , and who 
entered 
tra in in g cam p at 
Jo n es was a m em ber 
Leon Spring:
tv V ^ -*P 
if the Phi K appa Psi f r a t e r n i t y here.
the S p eak er's Club. and served 
.-ne 
vt ar on the Y M. C. A. C abinet.

th e firs t 

.
j

self in even* activity and phase 
of college life. Every man in

p erso n al exp erience of th e in- THE PRAYER OF THE THIRD

, 1 . 1 

, , 
v alu ab le services re n d e re d b>

, 

• 

PLATOON.

s 

\ T C knows that it is the Y. M. C. A., \ . \ \ . C. A.. The T h ird P latoon is a good one, 

up to him to do his' best a n d 1 National Catholic W ar Council

Make this store your dow n­
town headquarters.

S m i t h © W i l c o x
/ \
616 CONGRESS AVENU E 

COAST ARTILLERY OPEN

th e school, and especially in ti 

plication to problem s of gunnery

S. A. T. C . t Ci vi l i an*, a n d E n l i s t e d 

No com m ission 

is guaranteed 

M e n M a y A p p l y — M a n y Of fi­

cer* W a n t e d .

o rien tatio n .

can d id ate at th e school. Whether 
not he ob tain s one is dependent, 

rectly and only, on th e work he do 

E v ery effort is m ade to give to 

The University class work be recommended for an oppor- K - of c - 

Je w l' h 

e are who eyer put 0R the bars<

for the vear 

a- t n n i n r 
is entirely disor- 'unity 

• 

g a nixed, several classes h a tin g

never met. and other* 

u , i 
had 

barely started during the first 

w eek of school. Unprecedented 

w ork on the part of students 

and faculty members will be 

necessary if any of 

the 

fall r*a 

 

 

 

, i i , . —. 

r n e a r n h i s commission Board, W ar Camp Commumty
,-
to earn lits commis* 
They have gone a fte r their mil- Service. A m en can Library As-
c ,i v a t i / t n 
c*ai\ anon 

itary drill, details
 
duties with a good spirit ana
they are now going a lte r their 
school work in the same fash-

.V , 
and O th er c e l a t i o n ana m e 
 
Army.
should be how much we shall 
give. Originally 
the bu dget 
asked for and approved by the
Nearly e v en gi ri in school A a r D epartm ent was Slit),- 

, \i*ynv. The onlv consideration 

v . 

. 

The b a rs w ere of g id w hen he joined w 

*“ • 

, 

B ut he w as « gam e a n i so K id 
rh a t the high command saw he earned 

Men in th e S. A. T. C., to g eth er can d id ate sufficient instruction to 
civilians of any d ra ft classifica- able him to q u a lify fo r a commise
V „ boo and enlisted men in any branch of N® candidate will get . commis*
unless he h as convinced his instr
u
, 
tors by his w ork that he will mity

m e service m ay now ma.ee application 

eh 

•« 

- 

* 

, 

. 

, 

fo r adm ission into the coast a rtille ry ^

 UM of it in h e| ping to lick 

And trad e d him silver fo r gold.

tra in in g schools, f o r th e purpose of H uns. 
receiving 

the necessary 

instru ctio n as m uch as he gives.

In o th er w ords, each man 

van most ct

ta p relim in ary to a commission 

in the 

 

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He wa:

tailer
small ones.

F as: A rtille ry Corps. 

See M. Silver a t Driskill Barb

A lar«re n a m e r of men is needed shop for a good shave.

Ar.-i 'tis tru e he looked p re tty young 
5 0 0 .0 0 0 . But with the prospect But he showed his worth and his valor to meet the demands m ade by the in- 
W herefore his p raises are sung.
creased arm y pro g ram of fo u r million 
men in F ran ce by Ju ly I. 1919. All 
guns above six-inch caliber, all how­
itzers. larg e tren ch m o rtars, an d the 
a n ti-a irc ra ft guns are handled by th is 
branch of the service.

He tra in e d us ie d ■ squads rig h t 
And la te r, in this stra n g e co u n try 

He led us into the fight.

when we were moxies.

rte w as w

term s work is completed by 

Christmas. 

It is to be hoped 

that the faculty will ameliorate
by

this condition of 

affairs 

changing the requirement 

m I d-t en u e x a m in ati c ns a n

rn

the

ther
•Vi

way
A

ailgtru t

But the , T'ne u 

an*

g e n e r a i

ie
disruption of the wh be Univer­
sity. is t ha t Ihe St ad ents A nm y 
Training Corps has h a d a
chance to find itself 
a day s time of the en 
cati *n has beer. w 
th .se directing 
the 
a n i training of 
Practically every mar. in
.*

these 

j o il 

s . ...is in as we rt

- r , -

not pee:
the
va-
by dep
. 11 r S you
I d c
den.
the the)
>se fire;
t 'r e me i

ord er zn ll without rides, 
p st 
rganizati n is e nit I 
the men are completely 
plied with their reg id a tic: 
fi t s . an d t h e w h . * I e rn a. h. 
r d r.nire srnoothIy .
Fur. y -e i g h t 

erty

of peace within a few months 
the consequent g rea ter 
and 
problems which will come with
the taking care of tn e idle ar-
of th e allied nations it 
mie:
trill
win be necessary to ask fo r a 
: *ne fifty per cent versubscr.ption, 
try or nearly two h u n d red million 
dollars, according to a 
tele­
gram just received fro John R. 
M tt. director general of the 
campaign. This decision was 
arrived at after a conference of 
campaign directors with mili­
tary and state authorities at 
W ashington.

The 

local organization 

is 
r a p i d l y being perfected an a 
its
will ne doubt announce 

ie
— fa

within the next lew 
ne cause ~s just. tm 
ar duty a 
Lear and 
et us not .ail to meas 
j what

some definite aim in her 
stay here this year. Many ex­
pect to go actively 
into Red 
Cross, W ar Camp Community 
Service >r ■ th er w ar activity 
w rk as so >n as school is out.
are p lanning to fit 
Nearly all 
into the win 
themselves
w a r pro g ram of this col 
Lug themselves
Many are tra it
take the place of men in 
t 
business and industries of the

a i 

i

) Ti.

I fie do vs

a re 

Te S. A. T. 
a I i 2 e that the** 
e x- 
d to fill as ta r as possible 
laces m ade vacant by the 
rture < : so many of our 
g men to 
fields. 
are grimly working to do 
best to keep the home pi&ns 
faculty scrip ti 
burning. 

foreign 

The 

r.g all they can days. 

era are d< 
*r'- w a r activities, lib- need i
st the w a r 
ar,.
tin. Rea Cross 
an campaign
trier patr.otic enterprises. 
,t the same time are Keep- 
p the sta n d ard s and etfi- 
y 
f the University itself, 
this with over forty per-

ire

MUNICIPALITIES HAS 

I AST ISSUE OF TEXAS 

‘.v*.. iii

t tne instructing 
n ic e .

- nd

the

c ie rn

. 
\ 
t ai-
S. A 
train- cent 

a u/ Mitrr
their way.
I has been UN ANI MOI 

rn € r h a v 
ready ben sent at >f the 
T. C. to various off 
Is and n 
ing soh 
are soon to go on 
Every man in cam
ci&ssmea acc rd mg to his age. 
h.9 years in college, previous 
m ilitary training and present
capabilities, and all future se- 
leclions of men for the • fficera* * 
actions OI m en lo r m e cancers vie® ui r* ax o w vite 
schools promise to De on 
and systematic basis
ciencv. 

yK nmmisp ti} br OH a fair -r- a great campaign 
fair
effi- VA aged during the w eek of Nov.
H -1 8 . Great obstacles had to 

Ai

G I V I N G FO F. 

nr CUT

I N T V E R S A L S E R V IC E .

At the request of President pvt

cit r.um>. r af Lexa.? M a-
of which A lbert A Long,
the B u rea u cf M unicipal 
cr. f the Umversity of Texas., 
s editor, contains a su m der of articles
'N i s* ii. seven recognized agen- 
Cl 
*0 * ^ &Z2-
of W ar Service have united
of the cities and towns in
uuucu 
to be this state. This b.-monthly magazine
ie x a s

sec retary

4
: 

INTERESTING STORIES

Mu:
lf tbe ^ Baaber

n

'rn. n

He w as w ith us 

He led th e b attalio n p a tro l; 

C harged w ith us across th e O urcq 

W hen we m ade the Boche h u r t his 

Any m an subject to d ra ft, no m at- 
r. past in the tren ch es -er w hat h is age o r classification, can 
apply fo r v o lu n tary induction w ith th e
bject of try in g fo r a com m ission in
the heavy a rtille ry . Men in Class I 
who are so inducted and fa il to make
good fo r a commission, are retain ed 
;r_ the rn. I ita ry service as enlisted men.
Mer. in d eferred classifications on ac-
count of dependent relatives, who fail 
A nd th ere wa* som ething ..se a te a r ?0 obtain a commission are re tu rn ed 

To bid th e platoon goodbye, 
Ar.2 said. Men. tis. otr.er duties 

Hr came tne first Sunday of A ugust 

hole. 

in k i t eye. 

to civil life.

to r c ugh hell. 

Of course.
F o r we 

And as iong a? ne wa? w ith 

v u . (vuvw c wv... 
l o 'ed o ur Jo nests w ell, 

we a re all dow n-hearted, possess 

But we've fo u g h t quite a bit fo r o ur 

Officers in the heavy a rtille ry m ust
th e qualities of personality 
a ru le sie rs m p
and leadership necessary for an officer
In ad-
.r. an y b ranch of the service. 
We would h a w chased the Boche aitio n they must possess the educa­
tional req uirem ents th a t will enable
them to place the fire of th e ir b a tte r-
fo rts, am m unition 
ie? on G erm an 
dum ps, and ra ilro a d bridges a fte r they 
get th e ir com m issions and n
ire: th e ir com m issions and receive in-
And now we a in 't u k for m uch, d ear ^ ru c tio n s in th e ir duties. They should 
^ 
have a knowledge of algebra, geom etry
B ut p.ease sir. send us c u r Teddy and plane trigonom etry, and should
be fa m ilia r w ith the use of logarithm s. 
*“ *• The candidate who h as once studied 
these subjects will be given am ple op­
p o rtu n ity to go over them again at

Jones.
re Platoon. Company L.-

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Some gave ai, a sold.er . was- 

. P v t. L D. B. • 

co u n try —

co.one.. 

^ 

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BIGGS & COMPANY

1007 Congress Ave. 

Phone 1601

The Dependable Cleaning 
and Pressing House

Our w ork must please you or you d o n 't pay for it.

VOICE CULTURE

MRS. J. W. MORRIS.
MISS HELEN MORRIS,

Teacher of EXPRESSION and DANCING- 

We are proud to be a cog in be overcome in order to m ake “A Marne:pa: Lily P : - i " by w. L. a i “ he 

this unified program possible,

the National S. A. T. G. ma- 
chine, and we point with pride Prejudice, 
to its organization and believe ness and greed threatened to Brackenridge Park. Municipal note*
we are not in error when we make this united drive impos- Stmt# 
make the claim of having the s*hle. But far-sighted leaders
best S. A. T. C. in this district, sa " tile advantages and 

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late are ame given.
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jealousy, narrow- the lily pend &

the I Advertise in the DAILY TEX AN . 

ob the different citie* and lowru in the

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Delery. park engt.neer of San Arte Bio. Hit* good for soldier fare
dealing specially w ith a doecnptioc of 
n e J ap a r-eae g ard en in

To cc*me up to his air.

B a t Pete sez h it taxe? his maw 

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To m ake a fe lle r e a t;

She knows je st how tc do th e s tu n t <

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STUDIOS:

University: 305 W eal 2 1 ,t St. (Pop* FU ta.) 
109 W est 9th St.
Downtown: 

TELEPHONE 400*.

 THE D A I L Y T E X A N

BUY

POUCY OF SCHOOL I 
I WORK FOR MEN OF | 
I S. A. T. C. STATED

Men T w enty Years o f A ge 
Here One Term— Others 
Longer.

The general plan for the Students’
is th at men 

Army T raining Corps 

twenty years of age and over will be 
in the U niversity one term ; those 
nineteen, two term s; and those eigh ­

teen, three terms.

The governm ent has prescribed a 
ii program of study for men 
y years and over for.th e current 

it being the plan to transfer 
these men elsewhere a t the end of the 

term.

Men preparing to become officers in 
the 
artillery, and 
field 
heavy (coast artillery will take the

infantry, 

following subjects:

Surveying and map making, Prof.
Bantel; m ilitary 
law and practice,
Judg e Townes and Prof. C o fer; sani­
tation and hygiene, Dr. H a r t m a n ; 
w a r aim s; one course elective; m ili­
t a r y instruction, l l hours p e r week.

Men p r e p a rin g for air service have 

the following schedule:

Map read in g and navigation, Prof.

E ttlinger.

M ilitary L aw and Practice.
W a r Aims.
Physics I.
One course elective.
M ilitary instruction, l l hours per 

week.

ARMY
SHOES

The kind that fit and look 
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right on your feet— 

$8.00 and $8.50

Cordovan Dress Shoes 
Officers’ Styles

Leather-lined Calf Leggins 
All kinds of Military 
Supplies

Burt Shoe ^

606 Congress Ave.

AIRPLANE PHOTOS 
NOVEL FEATURE 

OF NEXT CACTUS

V ie w s F rom S k y M ade b y San A n* 

to n io F lie r s. R eal B ir d s­

e y e V iew *.

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A th ird group change is the pre- j 
medical stud ents in the S. A. T. C. j
^ ne of the omst novel fe atu res of 
The freshm en pre-meds hav e been re- 
registered. They will complete Zool- 
this y e a r ’s Cactus will be the photo- 
ogy I in th e fall and w inter te rm s by g ra p h s recently taken from airplanes
taking an e x tr a lecture and labora- 
i
| over th e city o f Austin. This original
, 
tory period a week. 
th e spring
term . th ey will begin Physics I and 
featu re’ conceived *>y Ed Angly, edi- 
continue it through the sum m er term . I t o r > a n ^ carried out through the co- 
Other courses are C hem istry I and operation of P residen t Vinson, Major
107, English I and W a r Aims, given 
Channing, and Lieut. Jam es O’Don­
ju s t as normally.
nell, officer in charge of photography
,
1 a t Kelley r lek!, will add a n unusual
interest to a year book t h a t already 
promises to be a monumental achieve­

The governm ent h a s not prescribed 
special work fo r those in th e M arine
or Naval service.

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FOUR MEN SENT TO CAMP

ment of original ideas.

S u c c e s s fu l C a n d id a te s A s s ig n e d 
C o a st A r tille r y O fficers’ S ch o o l. 
M en F rom M ab ry A lso S en t.

to 

F o u r additional V a rs ity men have 
been sent to t ra in in g camp d u rin g the 
influenza q u aran tin e. The successful 
candidates were selected by a board 
of officers from a num ber who applied. 
They were ordered to re p o rt to the 
Coast A rtillery Officers’ T ra in in g 
School, F o rt Monroe, Va. The suc­
cessful ones were:

Will A. Andrews, Gaius G. Gannon. 
Cecil R. Cham brelain, and Robert F. 
Kerzee.

These men went with a similar 
group from Camp M abry, in charge 
of one of th e Camp M abry men.

Several views were made of the 

U niversity Cam pus as well as all of 
the m ilitary schools of the University. 
P ictures of Lake Austin were also 
snapped.

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The airp la n e equipped with a re g u ­
lar w a r cam era, sim ilar to that used 
; in photographing German trenches, to- 
! gether with a complete photographing 
outfit, came over from San Antonio 
last week. 
lorries
equipped as up-to-date photographic 
laboratories on wheels accompanied 
the plane, and the pictures were made 
and finished with as much despatch 
as in actual service conditions.

Several motor 

The r e g u la r views of the campus 
have also been made and finished. 
They will furnish 
the very artistic 
pictorial record of the campus which 
is a re g u la r annual feature of 
the 
book.

FOOT BALL
Texas vs. Ream Field Houston
CLARK FIELD

Saturday, Nov. 2
3:45 P. M.

ADMISSION

S oldiers 
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Civilians 
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Nolreservations necessary for coupon book holders

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OFFICIAL NOTICES

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in the S. A. T. C., who did 
not give their address at the 
time o f registration please 
do so im mediately. This in­
formation is needed for the 
director^', now in press.

E. J. MATHEWS,

Registrar.

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FLYING FIELD TODAY

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have allowed the Athletic Council to 
hold this game as they believe t hat 
there will be no danger from mf la* 
enza to those who attend.

The teams will line up as follows:
Ream FieM

Texas. 

King

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I Falk .................... 

Right End
 

Finnegan ♦

Emerson

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p e n c ils a r e ju d g e d .

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FIRING LINE

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Right Tackle

B. C. Wariick. of Dallas, who was Spence 

..............................*••• Metcalf

Right Guard

business manager of the Texan last 
year, and who went to the training Swenson 
camp in June of this year, was sent 
across within six weeks after he left Neuman .................................. Mooney
his home for the camp. He is with 
the A. E. F. 159th Infantry, Company Pena 
F. A recent letter tells of his news- 
paper work in France: 

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........................................ Winaru 

Hill ..................... 

Left Guard 

Parmlec

Center

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Left Tackle 
 
Left End

“ I left the trenches just two days 

before my company, with others, made Ferguson 
the late drive which took them to sue- 

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Quarterback

; cess. 

I was not with them when they McCallum ......................................

went over the top. 
I was brought to 
Paris and am now with the “ Stars 
an i Stripes,” the American papier pub- 
lished here. 

Left Halfback
.Joe Ellis ................................ I enland
Right Halfback
Smyth .......................................... Grimes
Full Back

Lieut. Sheffield is manager of the

“ Bting with the newspaper men. I 
feel very much at home. Am having 
a great time. There are many won- team from Ream Field, 
derful sights in P aris; have not been
here long enough to see much, but
'hall do so. I think.

"I am studying the language, mak­
ing splensdid progress, can talk with 
natives now and hope in a short time 
*o qualify fo r an interpreter. 
I am 
doing web and so ask th at you not 
worry about me.

"Things appear now like the fight 
will so -n be over. s< I m ay get to eat 
Christmas dinner at home.

‘‘You do not write me often enough. 
Write oftener and longer letters. Tell 
me everything about Dallas and home 
folk

AMERICAN CONSULAR SERVICE 
Blufields. Nicaragua 
October I. 191S 

Editor of The Daily Texan.

600 at a time. 
I have five captains 
and lieutenants and "3 enlisted men, 
such as sergeants, corporals and p ri­
vates. under me. 
I am responsible for 
'he care and treatment and feeding 
of all the patients and personnel of 
my hospital. We also have certain 
military duties to perf< i'm and I have 
to act as instructor in th a t; so you 
can imagine how much time I have 
But I like it, and wouldn't be out of 
it for anything in th world. 
the young man who misses the oppor­
tunity to help win this war has missed 
the biggest thing w» av

I thit 

"I wish I could tel
course I am 
but
account of the cen 
you this much; I ai 
the zone of advan 
am at the fro n t— 
fire all the time, ar. 
time. They get

ever hay
u where I am, 
net all w ■ i to on
s »r, hut I can ted 
n in what is 'ailed 
ce. which means ! 
can hear the gun
A cd; 
fbi-
cnnao 

Dvar Sir: Please find unclosed $3
to apply on subscription to The Daily 
Texan. Please sta rt me cut with the
first issue and if $3 is no* enough, let sometimes, and then we have 1 
A field hospital is only a sh
me know and I will send more. 

What is the m atter with the A - tar.ee back 'rom the 

rn. an i we are 
I noticed a few days ago in the first hospital t< which patients are 

calde? 
The Stateman that some one suggests brought after being w minded, 
reviving it. and I want to -ay that I 
"France is a great country, but not 
think this should be done by all means, as great as America. Of course, no 
The Alumni and ex-students assoc:a- country is as great as America, and 
tion are losing the greatest opportu- 
the nice thing about i: is the French 
nitv we have ever had for knitting a are beginning to think that way. too. 
closer union; for getting in the habit They tell you frankly that the United 
of keeping in touch with each other. States saved France, and for my part 
It is such an interesting ep'>ch to live I am glad we have. a ' otherwise we 
to fight Germany 
in: so many big things are taking would have had 
place in the world: a time when pee- later, and 
'a r better t<> fight 
it is 
think r* them here than in our wn country, 
pie 
‘I have er joyed my time over here
I do so wish I could know 
others. 
>nv? wonderful things 
how it goes with every alumnus ar i 
and have seen 
ex-student of dear old Texas U. I 
I you when I return 
which I will *
bi­ ne. wh:
w-
Some have* already made the supreme 
hope won’t be long 
sacrifice. The death of Lieutenant 
now. as we notice in the French pa­
nier' that Bulgaria is ready to quit, 
Greaten, I notice, pales to silver th* 
seventeenth star in our service flag. 
and we should be able to get home in 
six rn sr. tbs aft r tv . • 
W have two thousand other stars in 
our banner of patriotism. W a1 in’t 
you like to know whi 
and how he is getting
W

F irst Lieut. J. J. G 
former student here, w:

themselves 

forget 

'art -

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to 

ea

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e knew that every one is d 
eel lest to verthrow the 
ight that right may reign, 
tly 
interest 
her. Let’s revive the Aiea
Pi
the Tex a

increases our 

staff

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II t i g h i' 
rule cl
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apt. M
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"I saw P 

I am helping to wieM other cay 

I am in the Cor.su’ar Service an i that 
I am slab one I at Blufie: is. Nicara- San Anc-' . Tex
t
But I art in the war, too. don’t Elliott Duran i 
g u a .
i
ke that. 
the
I am helping to Ab ut fiv Pi ch 
?< mom ie arm. 
df fj
I : iv* a 
th* st inch of Kultur out of N e - down. 
aragua. and I am getting this side of prciv rtv v •• 
'n I 
this wonderfully rich country pretty am turning vet 
back to their I
av'.-ll cleaned out. too. 
With best wish- s *o all ar. I -uccess sent a Ii : if I w 
abouts so th* y aa
r whi
boys ha I 

to our boys “over there.” 

Truly yours, 

JOHN O. SANDERS.

them 
roar - - sh * 
of th e ir p e rso n s! 
f * p£ f roiri t h e w r v *
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t- K c- it
I would have
s. 
u re of th e ir w here 
d sinow what ‘■'heir

A. B„ 1916. WANTED—Good
worn three-piece w<

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I F you want the best pipe 
that can be made, you 
can get it in a W D C up 
to $6. lf you want the best 
genuine French Briar that 
as little as 75 cents will buy, 
you can get it in a W I) C. 
A m erican made, in all sizes 
and styles, and sold at the 
best shops.

N o m an e v e r had a better 
p ip e than th is one. Car?, 
fu lly s e l e c t e d genuine 
F ren ch Briar, a sterling 
r in g and v u l c a n i t e bit 
h a n d fitted and finished 
by an e x p e r t

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World's largest Pipe Manufacturer

Joseph’s Pharmacy

CORNER 7TH AND CONGRESS

Austin’s Popular Drug Comer, w here you can find 

thing in Drugs, Soda, and an elaborate! line of SUI 

Candy, Domestic and Imported T oilet Articles.

PHONES 325, 335

WHEN

Your Clothes Are Dirty 
REMEMBER
Driskill Hotel Laundry
Phone 4-4*4

Citizens Bank & Trust Cl

Al STIX. TEXA S 
“ THE GUARANTY FUND BANK”

Special attention given to accounts of University 
dents and Faculty Members.

D. B. GRACY, 

Onlv State Bank in the city. Yours to please.
ELDRED MCKINNON,
V. P. and Gas:

Preisdent 

BON TON CAFE

609 CONGRESS AVE.

The Best Place in Town to Eat 

Just remodeled.

K. H. PARK, Proprietor.

GAMMELL BOOK STORE
SOLDIERS AND STUDENTS ATTENTION

Free Reading Room for Soldiers and Students— IO0" 

volum es to se le ct from .
GO TO GAMMELL BOOK STORE
911 CONGRESS AVE.

OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT IN WEEK

U N IV E R S IT Y BOOKS, LAW BOOKS, ETC. MILITARY BC 

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Captain JI. H. McLeod of Palestine, coat. "2 

r 33 p ants), overcoat, 
who was a former student of th-- U rd- shirts, et . A brise Al William 
vers:tv of Texas, graduating- at the O. Box 111, < apitol Station.

I

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w serving in the Army Me !- 
ps in France. Dr. McLeod in
. Mrs. G. IL Turner 
rii es some interest - 
r-xneriences that he has met with 
ie fi cfh tar * zone. 

II * says;

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"I am commanding officer of a field 

LOST.—Gold Sigma Chi key with t
I J . LUS inscribe I I 
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on hack. Reward. Phone 4591. 

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f suitings, cloth- I
SEE our new 
ie to your me-. - ; -e. Hooven-? I
ing rn 
and bring your old suit; 
it J
cleaned, pressed, repaired, or altered ♦
pa- (no delivery). 1610 Lavaca St. The »
t

have 

hospital, which takes car? of 260 
tients, sometimes as many as 500 or University Shop. 

The Walter Tips Co.
Jobbers
AUTO ACCESSORIES AND HARDWARE^

A c o m p l e t e lin e of a c c e s s o r i e s f o r the a u t o ca

all times
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Classy Uniforms

The h ig h e st g ra d e m ade in A m erica b e a r th e label of So­
ciety B ran d a n d Hickey F reem an ( o.— They cost m ore 
a n d w orth a g r e a t deal m ore th an some others sold as 
First C l a s s . — Drop in and see th e m —
B i g sto cks of o t h e r good U niform s in S e r g e s and K haki. 
W h ip c o rd s and G aberdines.

HARRELLS

S tetson an d Knox 

A rm y H a ts

Largest Stock 
M ilitary Goods

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Miss Mamie Aynesworth of Lam-
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Building girl, will arrive in Austin at 
h» opening of the University to be­
come general secretary to the Depart- 
Training mem of Physical Training for Women.

Mr. John H. Keen, formerly pro- 
, 
fessor of psychology in .ne University 
has undergone an operation in W ash­
ington, from wh ch he is fast recov­
ering* Mr. Keen is now connect® 
with 
Camp Activities irs the War Depart­
ment in Washington.

Advertise in the DAILY TEXAN.

the Coram =-ion on 

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Books! Books!!
BOOKS!!!

A Supplv of Books for all classes are now at the

CO-OP

There is enough for everybody

Military Supplies

use every care in selecting goods for our Mili­
the best 

tary Department— The best goods and 
prices are none too good for the soldier boys—

Hart Schaffner 6c Marx L informs in 0 . D. Serge 
and W hipcord. Tailored to give long and satisfac­
tory wear. S45 to $35.

Khaki Uniforms, $1 7.30 to $20.
A great stock of Army Hats, $4. $3. and S6. 
S tetso n‘Regulation, $7.00 and $7.30.
A big stock of Sweaters, Shirts. Leggins, Etc.

Stebbins & James

612 Congress