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VOL. X V III.

A U S T IN , T E X A S T H U R S D A Y . APRIL 4, 1918.

TO MOVE S. M. A.

“Brick B uildings at Camp Mabry 
Assured for A viators,” S ays 
Dr. Vinson.

 

 

The re m o v a l of th e School of Mili- 
ta r y A e ro n a u tic s to b rick building s a t 
Cam p M ab ry is a ssu re d . 

T o n ig h t a t 

( ,jee 

w jjj 

^ eal a * 1 

REGENTS TO TAKE 
ACTION ON PLAN 

GLEE CLUB GIVES 
; CONCERT TONIGHT 

! RADIO SCHOOL IS 

WELL UNDER WAY 

MONSTER PARADE 

LARGE AUDIENCE 

STAGED SATURDAY 

HEARS ROSELLI

Many A ttractive F eatures Are Sched­
uled— Coupon Books Good for 
Adm ission.

300 Men A re E xpected to be in A t­
tendance by the End of the W eek. 
More Coining.

Dr. F. VV. Sim onds VV ill be Grand
Marshal- -U niversity to Take 
B ig Part.

“Italy VV ill Bear the Brunt of the War 
on Account of High Prices,’’ 
Says Roselli.

The m e m b e rs of 

th e U n iv e r s ity cert will be s im ila r to the one given 

Speedw ay. The p r o g r a m f o r th e con- s w intr < 

. 

, 

the U n iv e rs ity 

The Radio School is fully esta blish-

men s g y m n a s iu m on c a jjy w o r]ce(j 

In s t r ik i n g te r m s Lieut. B runo Ros-
8:15 
-ve | ts ja s t concert of ed a t tbe U n iv e r s ity now, all th e de- be s ta g e d in A u stin S a tu r d a y , preced- selli laid before a la r g e crowd in the
th e dis-
and Work is in full v e rsify is to have a la rg e p a r t, befog tr e s s i n g m ilita r y and economic p lig h t 
“ In th e n e a r f u tu r e
Prof. E. C. H. the It a li a n a r m y will h ave to b e a r the
b r u n t of c o m b i n e d - A u s t r o - H u n g a r ia n
a ssa u lt. 

()ne h u n d re d and nine radio c ad ets, g r a n d m a rs h a l, and 
B antel as a s s s is ta n t. 

ing the L ib e rty Loan drive, th e U ni- L aw a u d ito riu m la s t n ig h t 

Besides th e o rd e r of p a r a d e as an- and G e rm a n 

ta ils of o rg a n iz a tio n have been p ra c ti- 

In the m o n s te r L o y a lty P a r a d e to

Simonds as of Ita ly today. 

d ire c te d by Dr. F. W. 

have 

been called on the re c e n t N o rth T e x a s t o u r of th e enlisted m en from 

Board of R e g e n ts 
to g e th e r fo r a m e e tin g here M onday. (;iee (du b, a n d will be p r e se n te d by were given possession 
They will p a ss on plans fo r th e c o n ­
stru c tio n of $300,000 b a r r a c k s . 
The 
S. M. A. will s t a r t moving to C am p 
if t e m p o r a r y 
M ab ry May 
q u a r t e r s will ne c e ssa rily be used.

Uaw building and E n g i-
n e e rin g Building, and “ Iv” H all, the
.
" 
p a s t week.. 
One of the offic e rs in
c h a rg e s t a te d t h a t th e re w ere expect-
The p r o g r a m is f e a tu r e d by nuni- ed to t>e 3 0 0 cadets here by th e end

a picked te a m of tw e n ty men u n d e r Pa rt ot 

the S ignal corps, 
o f “ B ’ Hall,

the direction of P ro f e s s o r VV. E. Met- 

zenthin. 

e v m 

. „ 

I, 

. 

' 

’ 

. 

I ta ly a lm o s t 
nounced by P re sid e n t Vinson fo r th e alone m a in ta in s a b a ttle fro n t of over 
U n iv e rs ity section, the Radio School 400 miles alo ng th e Paive, while on 
will also be included in th is section, the F ra n c o -B e lg ia n f r o n t th e F re n c h , 
a n d A m e r ic a n s 
C a p ta in M oderhak, 
officer, will be in c h a rg e . 

c o m m a n d in g English, B e lg ia n s, 

b a re ly w ith s ta n d 

the a tta c k s of 

the

as 

and th e y a r e no lo ng er needed by th e 

jn jr of W m. B rig g s, f i r s t t e n o r ; Don- be g a n 

P r e x y said th e in sp e c to r fr o m th e hers by th e V a r s ity q u a r te t, consist- of th e week. 

W a r D e p a r t m e n t w as 
looking- over th e School of M ilita ry 
A eronautics f o r use as a school f o r a u - ' W ilson’ b a r it o n e > and V ernon E lled ge, fche a e ro p la n e e q u ip m en t; t h a t is, th e t h a t the yo ung ladies of th e U niver- lu te ly n e c e ssa ry 
on e -third of all 

tra in e d to ta k e c h a r g e of sity can c a r r y it in the m arch.

bass. The s t r i n g in s tr u m e n t p la y e rs, men w d j 

jo s e p h , second 

te n o r ; Glen

today a jd 

h e re 

j ee 

on 
un 

. 

^
t h a t A m e ric a send
the m unitio ns, sup

A n o th e r d istin c t f e a tu r e of the pa- H uns. W ith coal w orth $li;> a ton in 
C la ss w o rk an d drill
rade will be the c a r r y in g of the Uni- Italy and yellow corn meal a n d some 
is
th e only food 
v e rsity service flag. 
to 
eleven w eeks. 
probably be placed 
tra in the men as radio m echanics f o r
tr a m the men as radio m echanics t o r p r o u d l y ue p utieu 

a f r a m e , so available f o r th e populace, it is abso
a n a m e , »u 

T he f la g will tim es dried cod fish 

course 
is 

Monday. 

aim 

I he 

I ts 

tom obile m echanics.

“ T h e re 

is no 

longer a n y question 

led by

ab ou t usin g the bu ilding s f o r th e au - ing of 
tom obile school,” said P r e s id e n t Vin- m a ndolins, and A n g ly 

son. 

give 

to g e th e r 

T he U n iv e r s ity 

'g u i t a r s , will also 

th e ir usual
also ple a sin g m usic. Solos will be given 
p r e s id e n t 
.Joseph, Billy Allen, 
S ta ted t h a t th e Board of R e g e n ts had by Donald Lee 
in W illiam B r ig g s , and A r t h u r H. Deem 
been called 
in A u stin Monday. He said t h a t th e 
T he f e a t u r e of th e p e r f o r m a n c e is 
R e g e n ts w e re know n to f a v o r th e con- —An Act of U p - to - D a te G ra n d O p e r a ,” 
str u e tio n of 
it w as w ith o u t a 
t h a t th e y 
would vote th e $300,000 fo r b uild in gs 
a s a w a r m e a su re.

the bu ildings, a n d 
d oub t 

S tu d e n ts h a v in g th e ir coupon books 

Wilson as p rin c ip a l c h a r a c t e r s . 

t h a t w ith M essrs. B rig g s,

to convene 

is 

a p p a r a t u s 

and W ilson, 

and will n o t 

E ach unit of 

C a p ta in M oderhak 

th e U n iv e r s ity sec- plies, and men she can possibly nius- 
H a t c h e r P icken s and consist- the w ireless 
P ickens, Brow n, and H e s te r , have a n y t h i n g to do with th e eng in es. | tion will c a r r y o u t some unique m l e r te r to g e th e r , else Ita ly m u st succumb.
Don’t, f o rg e t th e main issue is to w in
1 The rendezvous will be th e w e st side the w a r both w ith A m e ric a n s and 
in Italy, 
the e x a c t place Italian s, a n d to 
of th e c am pus, and 
for the g a t h e r i n g of each u n it will be which would m ean the n e u tra liz a tio n 
announced l a te r to avoid 
The tim e for the s t a r t is 3 p. rn. sh a rp , which would be th e dow nfall of A m e r- 
The e n tire U n iv e rsity is expected to ica as well.”
ta k e p a r t in the parade. Dr. Sim onds 
Lieut. Rosselll m ade a p ow e rfu l ap- 
sta te d t h a t not only w as each individ- peal fo r combined e f f o r t in th is w ar.
the 
ual 
t h a t in a
th.it in a e v e ry ^ ody seemed anx io us and e n th u - w a r ” w as th e keynote of his s tir r in g 

m a n d in g officer, and Dr. S. L. Brow n
of the 
d irects the U n iv e rsity 
school, 
in stru c tio n . 
Lieut. E r n e s t L. Tilotson is a d ju ta n t, 
and Eieuts. E. IL H o r s tk o ttle , C. H. 
V a u g h a n , a n d E. M. M um by a r e the
T h e re will be

b u t In f a c t, “ co-operation will win 

“ bout ten c ivilian in s tr u c to r s , also.

Lieut. H o r s tk o ttle s t a te d 
Lieut. H o rstk ottle sta te d 

r e p r e s e n ta tio n in the p a ra d e .

confusion, of over 300,000 

D u pree, a n d m ili ta r y 

its busin ess and 

his w illingness, 

soldiers o f 

in stru c to rs.

sho w in g 

com- 

side 

lose 

ou t 

the 

u 

hjs lo y a l- ' add ress. 

“ I t is not enough t h a t you s to r >-- 

Ita ly , b a m . 

for the s p r i n g te r m will be a d m itte d few d a y s all th e i r w ireless a p p a r a t u s 
upon p a y m e n t of w a r ta x of five cents. 
The g e n e ra l public will be a d m itte d

will be placed a n d in w o rk in g order.

ty in this m ann er.

No. 139

BROOKLYN PLAYS 
BOSTON TODAY ON 
VARSITY DIAMOND

Intensely Interesting Game Betw een 

the “ Big 

le a g u e r s ” Expected 

This Afternoon.

Prob ably th e r e is n o th in g m ore u n ­
usual th a n f o r th e T e x a s f a n s to see 
th re e big league te am s p lay inside of 
h week, but t h a t is the t r e a t w hich th e 
U n iv e rsity people g e t th is season. T he 
g am e w ith the W hite Sox is h a r d ly 
p a s t, and now two of th e b i g e s t of 
the big leag ue te a m s will clash w ith 
each o th e r on C lark F ield in one of 
th e ir f i r s t g a m es of the season tod ay , 
when th e Brooklyn D odgers a n d Bos­
ton Red Sox will meet.

Sox 

The lineup 

of both t e a m s is th e 
sam e t h a t h a s s tru c k aw e to th e h e a r t 
of the a s p ir in g y o u n g s te r fo r th e p a s t 
several years. Robinson, th e v e te r a n 
m a n a g e r fo r the Dodgers, will d ire c t 
them fr o m th e bench, w hile C a r r ig a n 
lineup. 
th e Red 
will m a n a g e 
R u th , Leonard, and M ays will be the 
nucleus for the Boston tw ir le r s , while 
Cheney, Coombs, a n d M a r q u a rd will 
th e B roo klyn 
th e m ound for 
go on 
All these p itc h e rs a r e a m o n g 
the m o st fa m o u s 
baseb all, an d 
Coach D isch’s pupils will p ro b a b ly 
learn so m e th in g of real le a g u e p itc h ­
ing.
. In th e o th e r positions all o v e r th e 
field on both sides th e r e is th e sa m e

in 

Both 

th e
score book a lm o s t e x a c tly as th e y h a v e
for the la st several seasons, w ith th e

t e a m s lineup 

rn 

T h e building will s t a r t im m e d ia te ly 

a f t e r w a r d , he said, because th e a u to
mobile m echanics school would o p e n fo r l i f t y cents. S e a ts in the c e n te r of 
I the g y m will be reserved. All those
^j.lV j 
d e s ir in g r e s e r v a tio n s can ob tain them
in th e 

, 
T he p re lim in a r y plans f o r the build- 
1 a - 
ings locates the building in th e open 
space e as t of the old screened m e s s - * ' " B utli n g b e tw e e n 9 a n d I today. 

*
fo r 2 o c e n ts 

c o r rid o r of th e
. . 

. 1 1 

. . . 

tun 

- 

: 

,

on 

sheds now 
the C a m p M abry 
g rou nds. T his is a t the s o u th end o f 
the c a m p a n d j u s t w est of th e c a r e ­
t a k e r ’s house.

. A | | n c T | T | n , . . . . 
llVi ■ K IMI IC JIM I N

BASEBALL SHOWN

RED CROSS ELECTS 

OFFICERS FRIDAY

SCRAP BOX PLACED 

IN MAIN CORRIDOR

A uthority 

to Form 

a Perm anent 

Branch of the Red Cross Obtained 
From N ational Headquarters.

Memory Box S uggested by Dean T ay­
lor, to In* Catch-All for U niversity 
M ementos.

In 

th e 

T his m akes 440 a c re s fo r baseball 

This W eek S ees O pening Game 

B aseball for F raternity 
Honors.

T h e re will be a Red C ross m e e tin g 
a t 5 o ’clock in th e G irls’ S tu d y Hall 

“ The b u ild in gs a r e to be of b r i c k - 
said P r e s id e n t Vinson. “ G e n e ra l H a r ­
ley and m y se lf h av e come to this con­
clusion. T h e S ta t e h as 200 a c re s u n ­
d er th e c o ntrol of G e n e ra l H a rle y , and 
the F e d e r a l G o v e rn m e n t h as 240 a cr^s 
a djoniing.
the School of M ilita ry A e ro n a u tic s.

T he U n iv e r s ity scrap-box, or m e m ­
ory box, has a t last- been sta tio n e d in
,n F r i d a y a f te r n o o n to elect offic e rs fo r the m a in c orrid or of th e M ain Build- 
jth e U n iv e rsity b ra n c h of Red Cross. 
in g. A r tis ts , and c a rto o n is ts of Pen 
i The pu rp o se of the election is t h a t t h e and T ype Club, which h as c h a r g e of 
o ffic e rs by ta k i n g c h a r g e of-*the w o rk the box, a r e a t w ork upon a p p r o p r ia te 
this s p r i n g will know how to under- d e c o r a t i o n s 
this distinctive box,
ta k e the m a n a g e m e n t n e x t fall. Sum- which is to become the catch-all fo r all 
the fu g itiv e p o ste rs, d od gers, m em en- 
m er School w ork 
lost to 
room s will 
j V a rsity , but which, 
if p re se rv e d in
ganized. 
this m a n n e r, will prove of inestim able 
has been w o rk in g as a t e m p o r a r y or- value 
the 
g a n iz a tio n , due to th e delay in ob tain - j tr a d itio n s of V a rs ity in th e y e a r s to 
ing th e 
blan k s come.
fro m n a tio n a l h e a d q u a r te rs . A u th o r - 
It is hoped t h a t th e scrap-b ox will 
ity to fo rm a b ra n c h of Red C ross h as succeed in g a t h e r i n g in m a n y priee- 
a t le n g th been obtain ed fr o m Dr. J o e less relics of p a s t y e a rs, which m a y
the b u ild in g s as , be played on B ra c k e n rid g e Field. All L Wooten> th e c h a irm a n of the exec - 1 be added to the V a r s ity Hall of Mem-

the
the
tim e of th e f a n s. The com plete sched-
“ T he W a r D e p a r tm e n t,” he added, u je 0f th e i n t e r - f r a t e r n i t y g a m e s has 
“ h a s n o th in g to do w ith th e p la c in g been com p leted 
and se v e ra l of th e 
of th e buildings. The W a r D e p a rt- —earns h a v e a lre a d y played th e ir open- 
m e n t sim p ly asked the U n iv e r s ity of jng. g a m e s. Much in te re s t is bein g 
of in t r a m u r a l
it is , shown 
T e x a s to 
fo rm 
work, and th e f r a te r n i tie s a r e e n t e r ­
not p a r tic u la r a b o u t j u s t w h e re th e y 
ing w ith a v e ry s a tis f y in g show of in­
a r e tra in e d .
te re st.

“ The special session p a sse d a r e s o -j 
lution a g r e e in g to ta k e off th e h a n d s ,

th u s also be a lr e a d y o r - ’ tos, t h a t would o th erw ise be 

in t r a m u r a l a c tiv itie s 
is occupying m ost of

T he U n iv e r s ity unit of Red Cross 

F ro m now on all th e g a m e s a r e to

those who care about 

tr a in th e se men, and 

th e Red Cross 

p e titio n in g 

official 

th is 

fo r 

to 

in 

in 

Second W eek.

M ETH O DISTS D E F E A T T R IN IT Y . 

• --------------------------- 0f V a r s ity life and activ ity.

th e U n iv e r s ity 

of 
soon as th e w a r is over. T he U n iv e r- j g a m e s a r e to be played a t 6 o’clock,
except on S a tu r d a y , when th e y will be 
sity will build the s tr u c tu r e s , m a i n ­
played a t 4. T he schedule follow s:
ta in th e m , and, w hen the w a r is over 
• 
a n d th e y a r e no lo n g e r need by th e 
U n iv e rsity , 
th e S t a te will ta k e th e 
bu ilding s b a c k .”

A pril I, I). K. E. 

vs. Phi Delta

F irst W eek.

T heta.

A pril 2, L a m b d a Chi A lp h a vs. A.

P r e s id e n t Vinson also s ta te d 

t h a t 
1400 a v ia to r s in t r a in i n g would be o u t 
at C a m p M abry , and possibly m ore if 
th e G o v e rn m e n t should d e sire to in ­
I n a d dition, 
cre a se th e e n ro llm en t. 
t h e r e would be 2 0 0 0 m en t a k i n g a u t o ­
mobile s u b je c ts a t the b u ild in g s now 
occupied by th e School 
of M ilita ry 
A e ro n a u tic s .

T. O.

Delta.

A pril 3, S. A. FL 

vs. Delta T au 

(April 4, Phi G am vs. K a p p a A lpha.
A pril 5, B e ta vs. Delta S ig m a Phi.

A p ril 8 , K a p p a S ig m a vs. Phi Psi.
A p ril 9, Chi Phi vs. D. K. E.
A p ril IO, S ig m a Nu vs. Phi Gam.
A pril 

l l , Ph i D elta T h e ta vs. S.

utive c o m m itte e of the A u s tin chap - ory. This hall exists a t p re s e n t as
I t is th e r e f o r e in k ee p in g with an idea of Dean T a y lo r ’s, b u t th e box 
ter. 
the collectin g of the 
official re g u la tio n s t h a t the o r g a n iz a - is 
tion of th e U n iv e rsity b ra n ch of Red “ fu g itiv e s ,” so t h a t th e hall of m em- 
C ro ss be com p le te d and new o ffic e rs 0 ry, or m u se u m , m ay be realized, 
elected. 

Pen and Type will be the custodian
• 
T he p r e s e n t c h a ir m a n of Red C ross 0f th e se m em entos, until a su ffic ie n t 

to a s s is t in 

u rg e s e v e ry girl of the U n iv e rsity to n u m b e r have been collected. 
be a t th e m a s s m eetin g. T he m e e tin g 
will be of s h o r t d u ra tio n an d 
p resen ce o f ev ery girl is essen tial. 

is 
th e m a t t e r of 
in 
g a t h e r i n g m a te r ia l from ev ery p h ase

co-operation of everyone 

th e h e a rtily desired 

T he 

Special to t h e T ex an. 

 

 

G e o rg etow n, T e xa s, 

2 .— 
S o u th w e s te r n de fe a te d T r in ity h e re 
today f o r th e second tim e by a score

A pril 

_ — _____ —
TICKET SELLING IS
j 

SLOW 

IN REACHING
DESIRED AMOUNT

----------

SO L D IE R S’ M AIL R E ST R IC T E D .

T h e U n iv e r s ity S ta tio n of th e A u s ­
tin p o sto ffic e h as received th e follow- 
in g e n e ra l o r d e r r e s t r i c t i n g m a ilin g 
of p a rc e ls to A m e ric a n e x p e d itio n a ry 
fo rces: 
“ On and a f t e r A p ril I, p a r ­
cels for A m eric an soldiers in th e A. 
E. F. shall not be accep ted f o r m a ilin g 
unless th e y c o n ta in such a r tic le s only 
as a r e being s e n t a t the w r i t t e n r e ­
q uest o f th e ad d resse e , a p p ro v e d by 
his r e g i m e n ta l c o m m a n d e r.”

T he p o s tm a s t e r s a r e re q u ire d to se ­
cure th e a s s u r a n c e of the se n d e r t h a t 
in question c o n ta in s only 
the parcel 
only a r tic le s s e n t by th e r e q u e s t of 
the a dd re ss e e , an d th is r e q u e s t m u s t 
I t is 
be 
is p ro m p te d 
claim ed 
by m ilit a r y necessity.

inclosed w ith in th e pa rc e l. 
t h a t th e action 

A. E.
• A pril 12, K a p p a A lp h a vs. A. T. O. of 1() 

A p ril 13, D elta T a u vs. Chi Phi.
Third W eek.

4 

T h e ladies in c h a rg e of the tick e t 
selling f o r the B roo klyn-B oston b ase- 
pitched a I ball g a m e this a fte r n o o n r e p o r t very 
m a s te r f u l g a m e , allow ing th e T r i n ity J fa vo rab le sales, bu t they have n o t y e t
team 0ldy fo u r h jts jn th e e ig h t i n - 1 sold the f o u r hundred tic k e ts it is ne- 

Lowe of Sou th e w s t e r n 

PhL 

A pril 17, D. K. FL vs. S. A. E.
A pril 18, Phi Gam vs. A. T. O. 
A p ril 19, Phi D elta T h e ta vs. D elta 

(April 15, L a m b d a ( hi vs. S ig m a Nu. 
A p ril IC, Phi Psi vs. D e lta S ig m a n jn ^ s h e pitched. The h itt in g of Ba- 
f e a tu r e d th e g am e,
Re»* an d W ilson 
both g e t t i n g 
th re e hits o u t of f o u r 
trip s to th e plate. H a rr is and Law- 
I r e n te each g o t a t h re e - b a g g e r .
I The score:
T r in ity 
...........................IOO OOI 020— 4
S o u th w e s te rn 
..............120 012 220— IO
B a tte r ie s : T rin ity , Lowin and S e a ly ; 
S o u th w e s te r n , Lowe and H a rr is .

A pril 2 0 , K a p p a A lph a vs. L a m b d a 

T au.

Chi.

Fourth Week.
A p ril 22, B e ta vs. K a p p a S igm a. 
A pril 23, Chi Phi vs. S. A. E. 
April 24, S ig m a N u vs. A. T. O. 
A pril 25, P hi G am vs. L a m b d a Chi. 
April 26, Phi Psi vs. Beta.
A pril 27, D. K. E. vs. D elta T a u ; 

T im e o f g a m e , 

one h o u r an d 50 

m inu tes.

U m p ire , Mike F la n n ig a n .

K a p p a S ig m a vs. Delta S ig m a Phi. 

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t h e i r 

c e ss a ry to dispose of be fo re noon to ­
day. Som eone will be a t th e tab le in 
the Main Building this m o rn in g , a n d 
tickets 
s tu d e n ts should secure 
th e re , o r a t McF’a d d e n ’s. 
l f th e tic k ­
ets a r e bo u g h t down tow n, th e y will 
not be counted on th e n u m b e r sold by 
in c h a r g e of U n iv e rs ity sales.
those 
T he g am e, in C lark Field, will be­
gin p ro m p tly a t five in stead of four, 
as 
th e po ster, and 
th e re will be no rese rv ed se a ts. The 
$ 1 tic k e ts m ay be used fo r a n y seat.

is announced on 

a re doing y o u r b it, a re you doing y ou r 
b e s t ? ”

T his officer, w ho comes d ire c t f r o m * * 1' - ' exp e rie nce of one m ore seaso n

 

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be e x h u m e d , 

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the tre n c h e s, talked f r a n k ly a n d w ith to s h a r Pen t h e ' r w ' t s *. a n d m ak e th e 
i n te r e s tin g one,
especially 
g r e a t t r u t h to a very rec e p tiv e audi- J 
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d ice. He began 
tr a c in g Ita ly s 
by 
inside b aseball
fun ani of th e real 
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h isto ry befo re and up to th e w a r e x -,
plain in g how Ita ly not only w a s ju st!- ,w h '',h 
fied in e n te r in g the w a r, b u t did not 
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d is r e g a r d the trip le alliance w ith G e r­
m an y and A u s tr ia , e ith e r in s p i r i t or 
the le tte r, and then review ed I t a l y ’s 
p a r t in th e s tru g g le . 
“ Ita ly h as done 
h e r best. 
I ta ly has called e v e ry m a n 
betw een 17 and 46 y e a rs of ag e , n o t 
th e able-bodied ones, b u t one- 
only 
eyed and 
f i g h t e r s also. 
Physical ab ility should m a k e it im p o s­
sible fo r a n y m an in A m e ric a n o t to 
vo lu n tee r.”

Brooklyn— Olson, ss.; O’M a ra , 2b.; 
D a u b e rt, 
lb .; M yers, cf.; J o h n s to n , 
lf.; H ic k m an , rf.; O ’R ou rke, 3b.; Mil­
ler, c.; W h e a t, e.; Coombs, p.; G rim es, 
p.; K ru g er, p.

rf.; E v e r s , 2b.; 
B oston— H ooper, 
3b.; H oblitzel, 
S tr u n k , cf.; M clnnis, 
lh.; W h itm a n , lf.; S c o tt, ss.; S c ha ng , 
c.; A gnew , c.; R uth, p.; L eo nard , p.; 
Mays, p.; Busch, p

one-legged 

A f te r te llin g his audience t h a t the 
A m e ric a n would soon realize w h a t th e 
w a r was, he w arned th em of th e G e r­
He f u r t h e r 
man “ peace o ffen sive.” 
dwelt on the need of aid fo r th e I t a l ­
ians to be g o tte n from the A m ericans. 
Italy would n e v e r give up th e s t r u g ­
gle, how ever, and sooner go down in 
sig n s e p a r a te 
a b jec t 
th an 
tr e a ty . He s tre ssed 
p a r t t h a t 
Ita ly w as a s m uch an ally as F ra n c e 
or E n g la n d , and as such, “ how much 
longer will 
it be, by th e tim e I am 
ag a in on the Paive, before th e S ta r s 
and S trip e s f lo a t side by side w ith 
my fellow c o u n t r y m e n ? ”

d e f e a t 

the 

TEXAS TO DEBATE

ARKANSAS MONDAY 

AT “Y” AUDITORIUM

N e x t M onday evening a t 8 o ’clock 
in the “ Y ” au d ito riu m th e U n iv e rs ity 
of A r k a n s a s will d e b ate the U n iv e r ­
sity of T e x a s on th e question o f “ C om ­
pulsory A r b itr a tio n of I n t e r s t a t e P u b ­
lic Sci vice C o rp o ra tio n s.” T his is th e 
in all 
question t h a t will be d eb a te d 
in which 
the 
T e x a s ta k e s p a r t th is ye a r. 
I t % w as 
used in th e selection of th e V a n i t y 
d e b a tin g te a m and has been debated 
in 
by a lm o s t every 
the U n iv e rsity .

lite r a ry society 

inter-college 

c o n te sts 

A r k a n s a s will have th e a f f i r m a tiv e 
side of th e question. 
is 
composed o f Brooks L H a y s a n d J. 
G. R agsdale. T exas will be r e p r e s e n t ­
and R ichard 
ed by Jo h n D. Gofer 

H e r te a m 

Knight.

T he vocal q u a r t e t and p e r h a p s th e 
s tr i n g q u a r t e t of the Glee Club will be 
on hand 
to r e n d e r a few selections. 
Fiverybody is cordially invited to a t ­
tend th e debate.

DR. HARPER RETURNS 

BRINGING MESSAGE

FROM CALIFORNIA

He b r o u g h t w ith him a 

Dr. IL W. H a r p e r h as r e tu r n e d f r o m 
a two weeks s ta y in B rek ley, C a lifo r­
nia, w h e re he re p re s e n te d th e U n iv e r ­
s ity of T e x a s a t th e se m i-c e n te n n ial of 
the fo u n d a tio n of th e U n iv e r s ity o f 
C aliforn ia. Dr. H a r p e r w a s d e lig h te d 
w ith his trip a n w ith th e U n iv e r s ity 
of C a lifo rn ia , and s a y s a splendid r e ­
ception w as accorded all th e d e le g a te s .
p erso n a l 
m es sa g e fro m P re s id e n t W h e e le r of 
the U n iv e rsity of C a lifo rn ia to P r e s i­
dent Vinson, sa y in g t h a t th e U n iv e r­
sity of C a lifo rn ia e a r n e s tly desired 
to place on record a n d publicly a n ­
nounce its a p p r e c ia tio n 
of th e h ig h 
I ideals of P re s id e n t Vinson a n d of th e 
g r e a t service he re n d e re d th e c a u se o f 
h ig h e r educatio n by 
th e c o u ra g e o u s 
s ta n d he m ade and th e m a s te r ly m a n ­
n er in which he m e t a n d o v erc am e th e 
ferocious o n s la u g h t m a d e 
th e 
U n iv e rsity of T e x a s a n d H ig h e r e d u ­
cation in T e x as d u r in g th e l a s t y e a r.

up on 

JU N IO R S MAKE A S S E S S M E N T S .

On acc o u n t of th e f a c t t h a t t h e r e 
a re so few J u n io r m en in school, th e 
decided t h a t 
sm o k e r co m m itte e h as 
and a s s e s s m e n t of 50 cents will be n e ­
cessa ry to provide f o r all th e e v e n ts 
pillnncd for. The s m o k e r will be held 
on T h u r s d a y n ig h t of the J u n i o r W eek 
a t the D elta Chi House. C o -o p e ra tio n 
in the p a r t of the J u n io r m en will be 
a p p re ciated by the class.

T he co m m itte e to which will be a s ­
signed the ta s k of collectin g the a s ­
s e s sm e n t will c onsist of J o h n G ra y , 
B e rt R aw lins, Hill Cocke, P o r t e r 
Brown, and W. S. L e v e rett.

DA M E S COLLECT BOOKS.

F ifth W eek.

A pril 29, K a p p a A lph a vs. S ig m a 

T he U n iv e r s ity of T e x a s D am es a re 
ta k in g an a c tiv e p a r t in th e w o rk of 
collecting books 
the soldiers a t 
f o r 
C am p T ra v is. E v ery m e m b e r is b e ­
ing u r g e d to do h e r b it in th e ta s k of 
m obilizing 
r e a d in g m a te r ia l— books 
and m a g a z in e s, a nd g r e a t in t e r e s t is 
being m a n ife ste d . T he p r e s id e n t has 
asked t h a t all who h av e r e a d in g m a ­
te ria l fo r th e soldiers will leav e th e m 
a t Moore and M oorison’s s to r e , w here 
th ey will be delivered to th e c o m m it­
tee in ch arge.

Nu.

T h e ta .

A pril 

30, Chi 

Phi vs. P h i D elta 

SE N IO R PICNIC.

The S e n io r picnic which w as held 
Monday e v en in g from 6 to IO o ’clock 
w as one of the b e s t of th e re c e n t Se­
nior activ ities. T he crowd m e t a t th e 
c a r shed a n d w alked to P e a s e P a rk . 
In s p ite o f th e th r e a t e n i n g r a in , th e 
crowd h a d p le n ty of e a ts a n d fun.

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NOTICE.

As requested by Dr. Vinson, the following changes 
have been made in the parade to be held on Saturday, 
April 6:

I. University Band.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6. 
7.

R. CX T. CL Battalion.
Red Cross Girls.
Other Girls.
University Ladie’ Club.
University Officers and Faculty.
Radio School.

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IL FL CLUB M EETS

A E R O P L A N E S V ISIT

A U ST IN .

The H om e Economics Club m et 
in r e g u la r session. 
T uesday eve n in g 
The r e g u la r p r o g r a m was dispensed 
w ith and th e election of o ffic e rs fo r 
next y e a r took place.
! Miss Annie O ’Donnell w a s elected 
p resid en t, and Bess R ob ertso n s e c r e ­
t a r y .

A call fo r new m em bers h a s been 

in 

th e g irls 

issued. All 
Economics D e p a rtm e n t a n d th o se who 
I a re 
Econom ies 
work a r e invited to become m e m b e rs 
I of th is club.

in te re ste d 

in Home 

a r r iv e d 

S ev e nte e n 

in
ae ro p la n e s
A u stin T u e s d a y a b o u t IO o’clock, a f t e r 
a s h o r t tr ip fro m Kelly F’ield in S a n 
A ntonio. 
a rr iv e d 
E v e ry m achine 
safely, a n d no accidents occurred on 
the trip . T h e y a lig h te d in the field 
in th e r e a r of St. E d w a rd s College, 
a f t e r circling a b o u t th e to w n f o r a 
few m in utes. H e re th e y w e re m e t b y 
the~~Home * some of the m em bers of th e A u s tin 
Red Cross, who fed th e m c ak es a n d 
sandw iches. A few of t h e boys who 
were 
t h e 
U n iv ersity la s t year.

th e m achines a tte n d e d 

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FRENCH PROFESSOR 
BECOMES CHAIRMAN

Villa* aso Appointed as Head of Sub­
co m m ittee Teaching Romance 

Languages.

THOSE BAYLOR STOKES.

the 
the 

promotion of the extension 
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core of
T lie school s and colleges of Texas*and
R ath er than 
result of oklahom a, announces th a t E. J. Vil­
baseball game, 
la vaso, M. A., professor of Romance 
Tuesday’s contest at Waco look­
Languages in the University, has been 
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appointed chairman of the sub-com- 
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OUgh-bred race horse. 
T hirty work. 
In a letter to the heads of the
to one is ju st a little b e tte r than I lieges* normals, and universities of
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i., I i- 
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“The recent questionaire issued by 
this sub committee reveals 
the fact 
that in Texas alone, more than ten 
large secondary schools have alerady 
elected French for the first time to 
their curriculum for next year; t h a t 
several others have started its instruc­
tion mid-year, and 
th a t more than 
sixty are considering its introduction 
are undecided a t 
next autum n, but 
present. 
already 
schools 
the 
teaching it, an extension of the work 
increases 
is being planned. Similar 
ire to be expected in Spanish through 
the inevitable decline in the call for 
German. How are we p reparing to 
need for ro­
meet 
mance teachers, particularly F rench? 
What encouragement 
train ing 
are we offering th em ?

this prospective 

and 

In 

plight 

“ Obviously, we cannot accomplish 
the impossible, but th a t should not de­
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fort to better the situation in our own 
of 
educational world. The 
Texas and Oklahoma in the scarcity 
of well-equipped romance teachers is 
'he plight of every other State in the 
our own 
Union We must produce 
teachers This situation, in a m eas­
ure, can be remedied by offering im ­
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Such 
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continuing until the end of the college 
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FACE the FACTS
LET u s face th e facts. The w a r situation is critical. 

Unless th e Allies fight as they nev er yet have 
fought, d e fe a t th re aten s. H ungry men cannot fight 
at th eir b est; n o r h u n gry nations. F ran ce, E ngland, 
and Italy are going hu n g ry unless we feed them .

W h ea t S a v in g s— They m ust have w heat. 

It is th e 
best food to fight on. 
It is the easiest to ship. W e 
alone can sp are it to them . By saving ju st a little— 
less th a n a q u a r te r of w h a t we ate last y e a r— we can 
su p p o rt those who are fighting our battles. And we 
can do it w ithout stinting ourselves. W e have only 
to substitute an o th er food ju st as good.

T h e C ora o f P le n ty — Corn is th a t food. T h e re ’s a 
surplus of it. Providence has been generous in the 
h ou r of our need. It has given us corn in such bounty 
as was never known before. Tons of corn. T rain ­
loads of corn. Five h u n d red million bushels over and 
above our re g u la r needs. All we have to do is to 
learn to app reciate it. W as ever patriotic duty m ade 
so easy? A nd so clear?

A m e r ic a ’s O w n F o o d — Corn! 

It Is the tru e Am erican 
food. The Indiana, h ard iest of races, lived on it. 
O ur fo re fa th e rs ad o p ted the diet and conquered a 
continent. F o r a g re a t section of our country it 
has blong een the staff of life. How well the South 
fo u g h t on it, history tells. Now it can help Am erica 
win a w orld w ar.

Learn S o m e th in g — C o r n ! 

I f s a cereal. 

I f s a vegetable. 

It isn’t one food. 

I f s a 
I f s a bread. 
dozen. 
I f s a dessert. 
It’s n u tritio us; more food value in it, 
do llar for dollar, th a n m eat or eggs or most o th er 
vegetables. 
I f s good to e a t; how good you d on ’t 
know until yo u’ve h a d corn-bread p roperly cooked. 
Best of all, i f s plentiful and i f s patriotic.

Corn’s In finite V a r ie ty — How much do you know about 
corn? A bout how good it is? A bout the many 
delicious w ays of cooking it? And w h at you miss 
by not know ing more ab o u t it? H ere are a few 
of its uses:

T h ere are a t least fifty ways to use corn meal to 
m ake good dishes fo r dinner, supper, lunch or b re a k ­
fast. H ere are some suggestions:

H O T B R E A D S

Boston brow n bread .
H oecake.
Muffins.
Biscuits.
G riddle cakes.
Waffles.

D E SSE R T S
Corn-meal molasses cake. 
A p ple corn bread. 
Dumplings.
G in g erb read .
F ru it gems.

H E A R T Y D ISH E S

Corn-meal croquettes. 

Corn-meal fish balls.

M eat an d corn-m eal dumplings.

Ita lian polenta. 
The recipes are in F a r m e rs ’ Bulletin 565, “ Corn 
Meal as a Food and W ays of Using It,” free from the 
D ep artm en t of A griculture.

Tam ales.

OF A USTIN, TEXAS 
RESOURCES, $3,000,000.00
E. P. WILMOT, President 
Wm. II. FOLTS, Vice-President 
JNO. H. CHILES, Vice-President 
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C. M BARTHOLOM EW , Asst. Cash.

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U N IV E R S IT Y B A R B E R SHOP
N. W. RUTLEDGE, Proprietor 
2216 GUADALUPE ST.
Across the Street from the Campus 
A rtistic Stylish and Up-to-Date Work Guaranteed

SOUTHERN BOOK EXCHANGE

We sell new and used school and college Text books. Free delivery 
on phone orders on one dollar or more. Phone 3540.

108 East 9th Street

Alford-Achilles Grocery Co.

. 

INCORPORATED.

We are exclusive on the celebrated Steel Cut Coffee— 
B arrington Hall, St. Charles and Bowers; Snow ream Wheat 
Flour and the Egis Egg Powder in Cans— a 25c can, equal 
to 3 dozen eggs. We will appreciate your calling or tele­
phoning us your wants, in an ything you need from our com­
plete stock of Quality Groceries.

Old Phones 866 

New Phones 160

U n iv ersity Toggery Shop

BROYLES & ROSE P roprietors

C orrect Clothes for M en 
C l e a n i n g a n d Pressing

2300 1-2 Guadalupe S treet

Phone 3090

A FTER TH E MAJESTIC DROP IN

Joseph’s Pharmacy

Congress Avenue at Seventh

Make Our Place Your Down-Town H eadquarters When 
Bumming Around.

FR E SH SANITARY BAKERY GOODS
TRY CAPITAL B A K E R Y

William Rubinson, Prop.

Old Phone 1016

TRY
a Texan Want Ad 
They Bring Results

 Spring Athletics

Have started in the University. Nearly every 
body is interested in some form of outdoor exer­
cise. At the Co-op you will find every kind of 
athletic goods th a t you can think of.

Tennis players will find here tennis rackets, 

nets, presses, markers, balls, and racket-cases.

Baseball players will find our store the best 
place to buy bats, balls, mitts, gloves, breast-pro- 
tectors, masks, and other necessaries.

Track men can secure here the very best in 
trunks, running shoes, shirts, stockings, tennis 
shoes, and anything else you need.

Go Hiking
Now is the time to go out on hiking parties. 
We have all the accesories. Take a camera along 
and let us develop your films. The Co-op has the 
goods, in almost any line you want.

The Co-op

The American National Bank
SOLICITS YOUR ACCOUNT 
Austin, Texas
Capital and Surplus $1,000,000.00 Resources $7,000,000.00 
Depository of the United States
O F F IC E R S :

G. W. Littlefield, President. 
II. A. Wroe, Vice-President. 
R. C. Roberdeau, Vice-President 

T. IL Davis, Vice-President.
L. J. Schneider, ('ashier
H. Pfaeflin, Assistant ('ashier.

Curl C. Widen, A ssistant Cashier.

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Kodak Finishing and Supplies

OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION

Jordan Co.

“We Make Kodak Prints Every Day.”

(JIO Congress 

Branch at \ an Smiths

THE CACTUS

SWANN
Furniture and Carpet 
Company

We Furnish More Homes

There Is a Reason

We Employ Five Students 
Your Patronage Appreciated.

AFTER THE GERMAN 

Our Fountain Is at Your 
Service

I When you're Making the 

j 

Perip,

Just Step Into

j 
| W a g n e r ’s

We Cater Especially 
University Students.

to 

I For a Cold Drink or a Light 
Lunch.

2209 Speedway

G R A H A M ’ S

Ninth and Congress

C O A L

RING 4 7 3
CONSUMERS FUEL AND ICE 
COMPANY

UNIVERSITY CASH 
GROCERY
Staple and Fancy Groceries 

2312 Guadalupe 

Phone 628

McKean, e ile r s & co.

Wholesale Dry Goods, Nations 
and Furnishing Goods

AUSTIN, 

- 

- 

- ■* ‘ 

TEXAS

Dr. J. Gordon Bryson
Physician and Surgeon. 

Phone 478, 303 Scarbrough Bldg.

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

ing.

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

SOCIETY

L au ra Davis, Editor.

Lieut. Web Maddox, LL. B., 1915, 
is spending a few days on the cam­
pus en route from Kelly Field No. I 
to his home in F ort Worth.

M iss Nellie 

Jefferson was very 
agreeably surprised by a p a rty given 
for her by the members of h er archi­
tecture class Tuesday evening.

Mrs. N. W. Smith entertained the 
^following 
swimming 
girls with a 
p arty at Barton Wednesday * a f te r ­
noon: 
Roberta John, Laura Davis,
Mildred Paxton, Betty Chandler, Reba 
Baker, and Mintie Price.

The initiated members of Chi Ome­
pledges with a 
the. ch ap ter house 

the 

a t 

ga entertained 
stu n t p arty 
Tuesday night.

Lieuts. Maxey H art and H a rris C. 
Roberts were am ong the aviators who 
from Kelly 
made the recent 
Field to Austin.

flight 

M iss Pearl Zilker will spend 

the 
in San A n­

week-end a t her home 
tonio.

M. C. Nichols of the Engineering 
D epartm ent has withdrawn from the 
University and will be an 
instructor 
in the Radio School.

Miss Mary Murchison has entered 

the University for the spring term.

J3. M. Barnum , who has been out of 
school for some 
tem porary 
withdrawal, has been forced to w ith­
draw perm anently on account of ill­
ness.

time on 

Miss C arrie Mack Johnson of Rich­
is visiting a t the Chi Omega 

mond 
House.

P alm er Bradley has returned from 
to Roswell, New 

a business visit 
Mexico.

M iss M argaret Roseman is visiting 

her paren ts in Galveston.

( apt. IL B. Jones of Camp Travis 

will spend the week-end in Austin

Miss Lucile Stroud is ill a t the Tri 

Delta House.

Lieut R. C. Lowry of Camp Travis 
will spend the week-end at the Delta 
Tau House.

forced 

Miss J a n e Ewing of Houston has 
been 
the 
University on account of the illness of 
her mother.

to withdraw from 

Lieuts. Lauderbeck and Jackson of 
S. M. >A. will spend the week-end at 
the Deke House.

Miss M a rg a re t Rennie, who is vis­
iting a t the Theta House, will retu rn 
to her home in Galveston S aturday.

Percy Wilkerson will 

spend 

the 

week-end in Dallas.

Misses M a rg aret Skinner and Mary 
Wilkins will attend the R. V. hop at 
A. & M.

Lieut. Ralph IL Homan of Camp 
Travis will spend the week-end a t the 
Deke House.

Miss Arlee Thames will -return to ­
day from a visit with her p aren ts in 
.Taylor.

F ran k Peyton 

in San Antonio, 
is 
where he was called on account of the 
death of his brother, who was 
in­
jured in an aeroplane accident.

Miss Tillie McCammon will spend 
in F o rt 

the week-end a t her home 
Worth.

Richard Knight has returned from 

a brief visit in Dallas.

Miss Annie Ruth Womack, who un­
derwent an operation for appendicitis 
recently, is reported recovering ra p ­
idly.

E. M. McGregor has withdrawn 
from the University on account of se­
rious illness.

S. O. L a ttn e r and G. C. Conley mo­
tored to Taylor yesterday afternoon

RED CROSS NEWS

F our hundred gauze wipes had been 
completed a t noon Wednesday, but 
the time spent on 
these makes the 
daily average very small, the exact 
If 
number being under a hundred. 
the box made by the high school boys 
is filled, 7000 additional wipes m ust 
be completed before the close of school. 
I .ess than sixty days rema in and the 
workers must complete a t least 150 
per day to have the desired number 
ready in June.

it 

An examination of the record kept 
at the work room show’s t h a t up to 
noon yesterday only 
51 of the 900 
girls enrolled in the University have 
this week. The need is u r ­
worked 
gent and 
is absolutely necessary 
th a t the girls respond to the call in 
g re ater number*. The faculty women 
have been devoting a g re a t deal of 
time to the w’ork, and it is imperative 
th a t the girls give their h ea rty co­
operation 
if th e University branch 
does as much as similar branches in 
other colleges and universities are do­

Mrs. Gideon and Mrs. Rice will be 
in charge this morning, and the work 
rooom will be open a t 9 o’clock.

COLLEGE NOTES

J. A. Hunter, Editor. 
Lucien Crockett, Associate.
Edward IT. Peters, Associate

Magazine Campaign at Simmonds.
The campaign 

a t Simmonds Col­
lege to collect magazines for the sol­
diers is progressing with excellent r e ­
sults. This campaign is encouraged, 
and its success assured by the brig h t 
sayings th a t the Simmonds Brand of 
th a t college uses to advance the inter­
in saving magazines. The fol­
est 
lowing is a good exapmle: 
“ A con­
tented soldier will fig h t to the finish; 
your duty and your opportunity is to 
give him magazines. 
The Library 
will forward them to him.”

to 

latest 

figures 

According 

Pennsylvania Men in Service.
the 
available, the University of Pennsyl- ^ 
vania has over 5,000 men in the serv- ^ 
Great 
the United States. 
ice of 
pains have been gone to make the roll j 
It is defi- ^ 
as complete as possible. 
nitely known that fifteen of the above 
have given their lives to their coun­
try.

Uniforms.

The m atte r of uniforms seems to be 
bothering the college editors of the 
country. 
In The Tech the editor calls 
attention to the careless way in which 
some of the cadets w ear their uni- J 
forms, rem arking th a t they seem t o ' 
pay much attention 
to the Biblical 
pharase which advises one to take no 
thought for what we shall put on, and 
as a result the cadets w ear ties which j 
vary in hue as those of the rainbow. 
In the Columbia Spectator, the editor j 
the necessity of proper 
remarks on 
bearing and 
owing to the 
conduct 
fact th a t the cadets have the uniform 
on and t h a t the “C U ” on their col­
lars m arks them as representatives of 
C o lu m b ia . The Tulane Weekly urges 
the students to w ear their uniforms to 
class so th a t those who have not as 
yet purchased them will do so.

Memorial Edition of Texan.

The E ast Texan, paper put out by 
the students of E ast Texas Normal, 
recently p u t out a Ynemorial edition, 
to honor the name of their benefactor, 
Y. L. Mayo. The paper is cleverly 
gotten up, every article and editorial 
do with Mr. 
having something 
Mayo. The articles are w ritten from 
the standpoint of both the faculty and 
the students, and express in the h igh ­
est term s he respect and love th a t the 
college holds for him.

to 

II. E. ( LASS MAKES RUGS.

The H. E. class of Textiles, under 
the direction of Mrs. E. T. Cousley, 
is weaving individual rugs. The rugs 
are planned by the girls, and drawn 
to scale before they are woven. The 
loom which has long stood in the sew- 
ing laboratory is now daily clicking, 
now’ wearily tying 
and girls 
threads in the weaving process.

are 

The most interesting facto r in con­
nection with weaving these rugs is the 
conservation of 
rags and m aking 
into usable articles. The ra g s 
them 
are torn and tacked to g eth er in long 
strips. They are often dyed with gay 
colors and work 
into beautiful 
floor coverings.

up 

Sometime bfeore the close of this 
term an exhibit of these rugs will be 
made in the sewing laboratory.

Knitted garm en ts 

turned 

in since 

March 14:

Mildred Coombs, one sw eater; Miss 
Hendricks, one sweater; Della Law ­
sw eater; M arth a H urt, 
rence, one 
three sweaters; 
Ione Adamson, one 
sweater; Ione Adamson, one helmet.

Let the Tinhorn do your pressing 
t f

and shining. Free delivery. 

Texan want ads bring results.

THE GIFT SHOP OF 
AUSTIN

The place for special gifts.

The place for special s ta ­

tionery.

The place for special photo­
cases—‘SO much 
fa r 
friends 

graph 
needed for 
apart.

1104 Colorado Street

STYLISH OXFORDS

For everyday school and street wear, the Oxford 
has been chosen by style 
The most 
fashionable sport models in 
tan, white, black, 
and chocolate.

leaders. 

For all but formal wear, the Oxford will be ex­
clusively worn. They are at Williams, the stylish 
boot-shop.

EX PERT SERVICE

T. H. Williams & Co.

The University of Texas

OFFERS BY CORRESPONDENCE 249 COURSES 

A student may do work in the following fields by corres­
pondence:

Philosophy and Psychology

Botany 
Business Administration Physics 
Economics and Sociology Public Speaking 
English
French
Geology
German
Government
Greek
H istory
Home Economics 
Latin

Mathematics
Spanish
Zoology
Education
Engineering
Architecture
Drawing
Law
Teacher’s Certificate Courses

Write to Division of Correspondence for catalog which 
gives full details

Save Your Eyes

We Examine Eyes and Grind Lenses to Relieve Eye-strain 
Any Lense Duplicated on Short Notice 

J. THOS. WARD, Optometrist

S T E L F O X C O .

Try a Texan Want Ad

save

use more fish & beans

1-wheat
use more corn
2-meat _ -
3-Fatsuse ju s t enough
4' sugar

O use syrups

and serve 
the cause o f freedom

U.S. FOOD a d m i n i s t r a t i o n

Subscribe for the Texan

 B A S E B A L L TODAY
CLARK F I E L D

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BOSTON vs. BROOKLYN

Management Geo. H. Walker

E A S T E R G ER M A N
FRIDAY, APRIL 5

Informal

No Flowers

Tickets on Sale Main Building 

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ll TO I

Admission $2.00

No Time 

to Take 

a Chance

ON QUALITY 

BUY

OFFICIAL NOTICES

RAMSHORN NOTICE— All mem­
bers whf? have not paid their April 
dues are requested to do so before the 
next. meeting, as they will be fined 
25 cents if they do not. M. S. Car- 
uerio, Secretary.

ART C L U B will meet this a fte r ­
noon at 5 o’clock in the Home Eco­
nomics Building. President.

S’nrirtg Hranft

E V E R Y S E N IO R G IR L is expected 
to wear her cap and gown on Tuesday 
und Friday mornings.

eliminate 

all 
And 
chance— its 
a sure 
thing you get both 
Quality and Style.

Agency 
Knox Hats and 
Markcross Gloves 
and Travel Accesso­
ries.

T H E D A N IE L 

EHNI) COMMIT­
T E E meets tonight as usual from 7 
lie on hand promptly 
lo S. Please 
with good reports. Chairman.

JU N IO R MEN— Pay your 50 cent 
assessment for smoker to John Gray, 
Bert Rawlins, Hill Cocke, Porter 
Brown, or W. S. Leverett.

I B E R IA N S — Ther ewill 

be avery 
important call meeting of Pierian Lit­
erary Society 
afternoon at 5 
this 
o’clock 

in room 204. President.

Try Texan want ads. They bring 

results.

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

a le tteS a fety

R a z o r

Have You Seen the New Gillettes 
Specially d esig n ed f o r the F ig h tin g M an?

H P H E S E models were designed by members of the
Gillette Organization who have seen service with 

the Colors and know what the soldier is up against.

Hundreds of officers and men are buying them— the 
U. S. Service Se t in metal case, and the new Khaki- 
covered sets fo r Uncle S a m ’s soldiers and officers.

The Gillette is the one razor fo r the man who is do­
ing things— the one razor with world-wide use and 
reputation.

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

Our P a ris Office carries stocks— is constantly sup­
plying the American Expeditionary Forces. Gillette 
S a fe ty Razors and Blades on sale everywhere in 
F ran ce, England, Italy and the E a stern battle fronts.

Only One R azor M easures 
to The S old ier’s Needs

T

HE first thing a man learns in the Service is the meaning of the word "A ttention!” 

Snap, precision—doing things on the jump—clean and right the first time.

Everything in his life brings him to the Gillette. There are more Gillettes in the 

packs and pockets of Uncle Sam’s Boys than of all other razors put together.

And this holds good for all the Allied Armies 
and Navies on all the battle fronts of Europe 
and the E ast, from the first gun fired in the 
World W ar.

I t ’s not alone the quality of the Gillette Shave 
— the Gillette service whether the water is hot 
or cold— the way it has solved thousands of 
times every shaving problem that any man can 
put up to it— its soothing, bracing effect on the

sunburned or wind-sore skin.

There’s the simplicity of it. Its freedom from 
strops, hones, clutter and mess. The saving of 
time and motion. Blades always sharp, always 
ready. No strops or hones to clutter up the kit.
Everything a man needs for his shaving com­
plete in one compact little unit that tucks away 
in his k it or his pocket— and No Stropping, No 
Honing.

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

G i l l e t t e * S a f e t y R a z o r C o m p a n y , o f C a n a d a , L t d . 
7 3 S t . A l e x a n d e r S t . , M o n t r e a l

G i l i ETI E S a f e t y R a z o r , L i m i t e d 
2 0 0 G r e a t P o r t l a n d S t ., L o n d o n , WX, E n g l a n d

G i l l e t t e S a f e t y R a z o r S o c i e t e A n o n y m e 
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M ILITA RY EXA M S H ELD .

Corps. Captain Belmont was former­

Mr. Taylor, 

instructor in Physical

o fficers’ 

examination

ARMY HEADQUARTERS
REGULATION SHOES AND PUTTEES

D I L L I N G H A M 
S H O E CO.

BE LM O N T BEC O M E S CAPTAIN.

T Y P E W R I T I N G neatly and promptly 
4-8

done. Phone 4720. 

News has bee received here of the 

appointment of Lieut. L. Theo. B e l - 1 ^ O S T - L a d y s watch with

nu,ut as a captain 

in 

the Aviation I' lnder pIease phone n21°-

R. O. T . C. MEN

As Usual, Something New at Our Store. This Time It Is

C hocolate Shop Candy
IN REDWOOD BOXES 

Good Candy— Pretty Package

University Drug Store

“The Convenient Place”

This is 

the shoe 

that 
Uncle Sam gives to his sol­
diers for hard drill and 
preparation for war.

This is 

same shoe 
the 
that we sell in our store for 
civilians and soldiers alike. 
to drill, you 
If you have 
can t afford to he without 
a pair.

Step in and let us fit you 

with a pair— $7 and $8.

B U R T
SHOE CO.

606 Congress Ave.

W A L T E R TIPS & CO. Austin, Texas

FISHING TACKLE 

FOR SA LE B Y

Hume W ood and G rain Com pany
Phone Us Your Wood Orders and You’ll Get It Right Away 

PHONE 3737 

16TH AND LAVACA

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

JNO. L. MARTIN
FOR STU D EN T LAM PS AND 
A CCESSO RIES 
Electrical and Plumbing .Supplies 

Phone 320 

408 Congress

ly athletic director at the Main Uni­

versity, but when the United States 

entered the war, and he School of Mil­

iary Aeronautics was established at 

the University, he was made a first 

lieutenant and transferred over to S. 

M. A., where he has been in charge 

cadets. Friends of Captain 
of the 
Belmont are very much pleased over 
the appointment, and feel sure that it 
is due to hi sexcellent work.

TEXAN WANT ADS

chain.
4-5.

suit. 

4-4

F O R S A L E — One 

three-piece 
Owner in France. Ring 4363

at Bien Venido, 

i G IR L S may secure board and room 
2 0 1 0 Wichita St. 
j 
I Gas heat, hot water, sleeping porches, 
maid to keep rooms. Matron of the 
home will show rooms any time. R e f ­
erences, Mrs. Helen M. Kirby, Mrs. 
Fany C. Iglehart.

ladies. Board 

ROOM AND BOARD for four young 
rooms 
fresh, well ventilated, cosy and warm. 
Would like a few table boarders. 2 4 1 0 
University Ave. Phone 2 7 2 3 .

excellent, 

find 

S T U D E N T S Will 

comfortable 
rooms at Raines Mansion, connect­
ed with pleasant sleeping porches, 
$ 3 . 5 0 to $ 5 . 0 0 , one-half block east of 
2 1 1 0 Tom Green St. Phone 
campus. 

2 4 1 3 .

At the Driskill Barber Shop you get 
good service and the best treatment. 
Moritz Silver, Prop.

The Texas Barber Shop. We please. 
1 0 0 8 Con­

Mac. Oliphant, Prop. 
gress.

S T U D E N T S — Go to the Palace Barber 
Shop, Bosche Bldg., for first class 

work. Billy Wolf, Prop.

G I R L S — Nice rooms and board at 203 
E. 25th St. Room, board, and heat, 

$30. Phone 2 4 4 7 .

FOR R E N T — South and esast up­
stairs rooms, convenient kitchen­
ette, nice for girls wanting to prepare 
part or all their meals. 716 W. 22 1-2 
St. Phone 1351.