University 

S tu d e n ts 

P a rt
Shuler anti Mrs. ( art is Make Talks 
A fte rw ard , S ta tin g the Aims.

T a k e 

This Is First of Series of Illustrateed 
Speeches to be Given by This 
Professor.

I

T H E DAILY T E X A N

f i r s t c o l l e g e d a i l y 

i n t h e s o u t h

ALTSTIN, T E X A S , S U N D A Y , J A N U A R Y 20, 1917.

No. 84

"givenT SPAIN UNIFORMS f o r t r a in in g
THRIFT CAMPAIGN 
r - A ll/m 
i n n n r r nn/xt, W,LL OVERREACH
CAMP WILL ARRIVE SOON m axim u m n u m b e r

BY CUNNINGHAM

l i m I 

LONGHORN FIVE 

DOWNS DECATUR 
BY CLOSE SCORE

I IOO ( ards Have Been Sold, and the 
C am paign Is to Last One Week 
L onger— Good Work.

G reer for T exas and C rittendon for 
Decatur S ta r D uring Very 
Snappy Game.

j A lready in 

the T h r ift Cam paign 

there has been 1400 cards sold. T h a t 

m eans th a t I bere is only IOO of the 

card s left which have to be sold to

will be put into effect here in accordance ! r‘ ai h the maximum set- Th* lra<,« s

lantern from the \ \ ar D epartm ent,” is a statem en t made today by Pres- [which have 

i 0f the c a m p a l? n a r ‘‘ confident th a t the 
stu d e n ts will buy the re s t of these, be­
a,1(l professor of M ilitary Science, receives his official order {cause, ju d g in g from all o th e r th in g s
th in g s 
to the 
the 

b ro u g h t 
in te re st which 

school, and 

been 

the 

 

stu dents and 

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to an audience of 

“M ilitary train in g 

.SOPHOMORES ANI) FRESH M EN W ILL BE REQ U IR ED TO 
TAKE THIS INSTRUCTION, BU T IS ELECTIVE WITH 
JUNIORS A N D SEN IO R S; COURSE IS PERM A­
NENTLY FIX E D H E R E ; UNIFORM S A NI) 
INSTRUCTORS W ILL BE OBTAINED.

( has. H. Cunningham, Ph. I)., in­
str u c to r of Latin American H istory in 
the U niversity, gave the f ir s t of a 
secries of lectures on “The Expansion 
of Spanish Power in A m erica” F riday 
night a t the Law Auditorium of the 
U niversity 
three
regulations o f the Governm ent as soon as General Lu- 
townspeople. I' v i t h 
hundred 
This p a r tic u la r lecture was on Spain, I ^ e r Hate, who has been assigned to the U niversity as command- 
am! it p ortra y ed by means of one h u n - 1 
dred 
slides, the Spain th a t the tra v le r sees 1 !dent Pinson on his return to the school from his v isit to W ash­
“This order will come to Gen-
d a y . 
I was as- 
F’irst to discuss Spain as the orig in ato r s ^red by the A djutant General that the necessary guns and uni- 
of the Latin American civilization, and form s should reach here w ithin the next tw o weeks. Urelimi- 
is not a 1 n a r Y to beginning the m ilitary training, however, the Unjver- 
second to show t h a t s p a in 
dead nation, as many suppose t o d a y , | 
"’ill b e inspected by General Ruekman, com m ander of the 
whose in h a b ita n ts sit “ u nder the shade I Southern Department.
of palm and 
g u ita r s .”

The lecture had two points of view: | era* Hare b y mail, and should reach him tomorrow. 

“ It is planned th a t m ilitary tra in in g 

Ile continued further: 

tre es and pick

tw enty-five 

jington. 

splendid 

orange 

The lecture s ta r te d with G ib raltar,

shall be compulsory fo r all F reshm en

by which port about five per cent of and SoPhomore stud ents and elective 

the tra v le rs e n te r Spain, showing it as J ^or J u n io rs and Seniors. We already 

MILITARY SCHOOL 

GROWS RAPIDLY

s tu d e n ts have taken in them, the lead ­

ers expect to get a g r e a t deal more 

th a n 

the am o u n t selected 

to be the 

m axim um. The stu dents of the school 

have oftentim es proved th a t they did 
not know the m eaning of the word 
( slacker. They have contributed thus 
; f a r to th in gs th a t were needed, and 
| the 
the cam paign a re 
very confident th a t it will be more 
than a success.

launchers of 

VOL. XVIII.

PROS COMPUTE 

CAMPAIGN WITH 

G R A N )PARADE

By W illiam J. Weeg.

Headed by th e m unicipal band and 
with the biff silk United S ta te s flag: 
of the Second Texas N ational Guard 
Company at the fr o n t of the proces­
sion, the prohibition forces of A u s­
tin stag ed th e b ig g e s t 
parade ever 
held in the in te r e s t of a n y local polit­
ical or m oral 
c a m pa ign yesterday 
afternoon at 3:30 o’clock.

,and 

The prade began the line of m arch 
from the City Tabernacle and wended 
its way up C ongress Avenue aroun I 
then dis­
the Capitol Building 
banded a t the foot of 
the Capitol 
grounds. 
It was witnessed by h u n ­
dreds of interested onlookers who a t 
an early hour statio ned themselves on 
both sides of th e Avenue. The crowd 
was au g u m e n te d considerably by the 
officers and cadets from the Aviation 
School who had come to town to e n ­
joy a p leasant S a tu r d a y afternoon.

E very cluss of citizenship was well 
represen ted— th e young and the old; 
men, women, and children, the Mexi­
can and the negro— all were in l i n ». 
Several hundred men 
and women 
walked, while children from th e v a ­
rious Sunday School classes over the 
city were m a rc h in g 
along singing 
prohibition 
songs. N um erous hand 
bailers, such as “ S tan d by the U niver­
sity,1“ “ Save O ur Boys,” were carrie I, 
and a big United S ta te s fla g borne 
by a contingent of colored men and 
women lent a patrio tic a ir to th e pro­
cession.

, 

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taking 

students 

in Spain who 

•Much Money Has Been Spent Improv 

this tra in in g will not m ean t h a t the

British fo rtriss, which has been be- have a course 

in m ilita ry tra in in g 
sieged fourteen times. Mr. Cunning- here under way, and the adoption of 
ham sta te d th a t there is still consider- L u : . , 
-LU •• 
able dissatisfaction am ong some class- j
resent E ng la n d ’s 18*U e
es 
possession of this im p o rta n t route o f ^ 80^8
communication, but th in king men in should a stu d e n t 
Spain realize t h a t nation is too weak th roug h his Ju n io r and Senior y e a r , |t i m e by the l?niversity o f Texas, u n ­
to make effective use of G ibraltar, if 
... der a u th o rity of the Board of Regents,
j at 
i 
she had it. Manv o ther n o i n t s of in - ' 
,n al<1 01 
the war, a p p ro xim ately
$160,000. O f this sum , $155,000 were
te re st were developed, and the sp e ak ­
either the O ffice rs’ Re- devoted to providing accommodations
e r concluded with a brief survey of
S p ain ’s attitu d e on the war.

last throu gh 
n ext week in an active m anner, and 
in reality th ro u g h o u t the whole year.
I his 
time 
issue can be bought any 
d u rin g 1918, and probably th ere will 
be a n o th e r issue if the United S ta te s
(serve Corps or in the N ational A rm y. for *he stu den ts of the School o f Mil- needs the money, and if the w ar re- 
,ta ry Aeron»«Bcs, which th e U niver
sity is conducting in conjunction with

It m ight be noted th a t the Y. M. C\ 
A. has sta te d th a t it will take hese 
th r if t sta m p s in pay m ent of the su b ­
scriptions. Here a re yooir chances, 
boys, to do a good tu rn to both a t one 
time.

, *u 
ake effective use of G ib raltar, if at th 
« 
, 
lad it. Many other points of i n - L 

be entitled to a commission as lieu- 
te n an t 

the end of which instruction he will {„

“ The G overnm ent w ants us to be- 

T here has been expended up to this

ing Conditions and Equipm ent of 

this New D epartm ent.

quires it to be done.

The ca m p a ig n will 

dorm itories.

to continue

However,

in bar- 

it will 

u* u • 

elect 

ive 

or 

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in 

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5 

, 

a 

institu-

Nor were 

ileal with 

the educational 

Mr. C u nn in gha m ’s next lecture will 
the E a st
the nations of 
" ' v" t The com m ittee wishes to announce
tions lacking in sp irit, fo r the U n i - . Coast of South America, Brazil and 
. 
— m
th * W a r D ,' » r t B “ l T h . , w ent fo r th , t th e r e is no lim it to th e nu m b e r
versity was well rep resented by the A rgentine. This lecture is scheduled; 3Ve en0UJ? 
the erection and equipm ent of the ne- 0 f 
stam ps t h a t may be bought, and
men stu den ts, who were in line s e v - , for T h u rsd a y night, J a n u a r y 31st,’ at 0,s t0 ta k e care of b()0 men Beginning cessa^y buildings where the stu d e n ts s ta m p s will be on sale a t the^Univer” 
eral hundred stron g. The co-eds fol- 
lowed closely 
behind, 
float b ea rin g th e inscription, “ Make with 
A ustin Safe fo r th e U n iv e rsity .” The 
the St. J o h n ’s 
negro stud ents 
from 
O rph an age 
Institu te 
and Ind ustrial 
were in th e ra n k s behind th e ir white
brethren.

and officers are housed and th e ir in
struetiona carried oil 
of in stru c t™ , 
which the U niversity h as paid up to 
this time, a m o u n t to abo ut $3948.

EXCELLENT CACTUS 
AIM OF EDITORS

investigated 
the sp ea k e r personally 
this v e a r while on an official visit to
those countries.

gin these courses on F e b r u a r y I. We L * 
. 

riding on a will deal largely with tra d e relations will be assigned here 

M ilitary S c ien c e ,; lenKth o f the Mhoo, y e a r

t h a t a special m eetin g of the Board 

sity post 
lcn(tlh of y me an d 

lecture on t h a t date. Additional 

the Uuited States, a subject which 

instructors
by the Signal

here some tim e ne<xt week to consider 

e(l u ,Pment aml instruct- 

a reasonable
t a b , 
h 
f 

the w a r activities of 

the Law Auditorium. 

Corps of the a r m y

of Regents would 

probably be held 

said yesterday 

The sala rie s 

office 

inson 

j, p. 

\ rinso

This 

W,,K 

for 

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N umerous floats 

and automobiles 
helped to make the pa ra d e a glorious 
success. One i n - p a r tic u la r created 
much m irth — this was a float driven 
by a negro b e a rin g a coffin of Old 
John Barleycorn. A no th e r was of a 
m ilitary n a tu re , while th e W. C. T. U. 
fit.at had the inscription, “ All Around 
the World W hite Ribbon Will Twine,” 
and . bowed a w hite ribbon encircling 
an ord in ary school room globe. 
All 
of 
rep resen ted by 
floats and m em bers of several denom ­
inations m arched in line.

the w ards were 

a f te r 

Immediately 

disbanding, 
speeches were made 
by “ F ig h tin g 
Bob” S huler and Mrs. N annie Webb 
Curtis, who briefly sta te d 
the aims 
of the election to be held Monday.

DR. P A Y N E R E T U R N S .

L. W. Payne, J r., Ph. D., associate 
professor of E ng lish 
in the U niver­
sity, has ju s t re tu rn e d from A uburn, 
Ala., where he was called several days 
ago by the illness of his aged fa th e r, 
L. W. Payne, Sr., who died, however, 
before he reached his bedside. The 
late Mr. P ayn e w as eighty-tw o years 
old, and had led a vigorous and active J 
life up to the tim e t h a t he w as se­
riously a tta c k e d by the illness 
th a t 
resulted in his death. He w as an hon 
ored and beloved citizen of Auburn.

PR A Y E R G R O U P FORM ED.

p lan ning 

The girls a re 

to hold 
p ra y er g ro up s S unday m orn in g for 
the success of the prohibition election. 
There will be a leader for each hour, 
scripture reading , and circle of p r a y ­
ers. These g ro u p s will s t a r t a t the 
beginning of each h ou r Monday m orn­
ing from 9 to I. All th e girls who 
are interested a re invited to be p res­
ent a t any ho ur d u rin g the m orning.

ACCIDENT AT S. M. A.

Machine Gun Gees Off, Seriously In­

ju rin g Five C adets— All Will 

Recover.

The accidental discharge of a c a r t ­

ridge in a machine gun y e ste rd a y r e ­

sulted in the injury’ of five of th e ca­

dets at the School of M ilitary A ero­

nautics. The most serious wound was 

inflicted upon a stu d e n t from Penn­

sylvania, the other four receiving only*, 

flesh wounds in the legs and arm s. J 

The fo rm e r was injured in the groin.

The auth o ritie s a re conducting a 

rigid investigation of the a ffa ir, but 

from all ap pearances the occurrence

and autho rize the plans t h a t a re to be 

put in effect for c a rr y in g on the vo­

cational and m ilitary tr a in in g which 

the G overnm ent has invited and offi­

cially sanctioned.

“The point about it 

is 

th a t the 

Board of Regents or the faculty can 

a t any tim e make the m ilitary tra in -

ing compulsory to all stud en ts, includ- 
Ju n io rs, and 
ing 

the Seniors 

and 

' w hether this shall be done will depend 

largely on the in te re st t h a t is shown 

in the work by the s tu de nt body. S tu ­

dents will be tra in ed in m ilitary sci­

ence w ithout reference to ages. They 

will have to undergo practically the 

 

a mem ber of 

CARL BE N D IT T W IT H D R A W S.

 
Carl Benedict, 

“ I attended a meeting in W ash in g­
ton of about 120 presidents of univer­
sities from all p a rts of th e country.
We m et with re p re se n ta tiv es of the
Federal Board on Vocational Educa-
the j tion and also of the W ar D ep a rtm en t 
class of 1921, withdrew’ from the Uni 
I We were informed th a t requests have 
versity yesterday, because j u s t a few
the G ovenim ent fo r about
three thousand mechanics and techti- 
days previous he received word of his 
The
a p p ointm ent to Annapolis by Se n a to r i clans fo r the N ational A rm y. 
Morris Sheppard, who has three ap- Government auth o ritie s propose t h a t 
Carl all the 
pointm ents from his district. 
was one of th e honored ones, and it United
m ust be noted t h a t he has no compe­
tition 
the exam inations. He was 
appointed as the principal; if he fails 
the exam, the fir s t a lte r n a te will take 
his place.

v come 

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to 

in 

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Carl was a m em ber of the S. A. E. 
the exam 
F ra te r n ity . He will 
on the 
in Anril, and 
a t presen t he is kept busy p re p a rin g 
for his exam ination.

third Tuesday 

ta k e 

M EN O RA H P O S T P O N E S M E E T IN G

Besides the School of Military A e­
ronautics, 
the 
U niv ersity include a radio course, for 
which 
th e re has been expended for
salaries of in stru cto rs up to this tim e j ^ r e a * Pro g re ss Has Been Made T o
ward Its Completion— “ It Will he 
$800. The equipm ent fo r this branch 
Out E arly ,” Says Elf.
of stud y is provided at the cost of the 
University.

Some f u r th e r idea of the big p a r t 
which the University is playing in the 
w a r m ay be had when it is s ta te d th a t 
more than 400 of its stu d e n ts have 
alread y gone thro ugh o ffic e rs’ t r a i n ­
ing cam ps and have received commis-
sions in the arm y. Besides th is n u m ­
ber of officers, there a re a p p r o x im a te ­
ly 800 students and fo rm e r stu d e n ts 
who a re now' 
iii d iffe ren t 
serving 
branches of the N ational Army.

placed in the hands of in structo rs and 
(be given the a d v a n ta g e of equipm ent 
best suited fo r the purpose.

“ We a re w orking night and day to 
make good our promise to the s t u ­
dents th a t the Cactus will be out a 
month earlier this y e a r,” said E ditor 
“ We have a l­
Flfenbein yesterday. 
ready sen t off to the e n g rav e rs the 
en tire f ra te r n it y and .sorority sections, 
the view section, most of th e o rg a n i­
zations section, and h a \e th e classes 
section in hand ready to send in the 
next two days. L ast y e a r these di­
visions of the book were sent in in 
A pril.”

Most of the a r t work 

is already 
done, according to the editor, and the 
introductory pages have been d esign­
ed, and executed and are now in the 
hands of the B u rg e r E n g rav in g Com­
pany of K ansas City.

of 

tr a in in g 

in radio 

p a rtic u la rly 

j They will be draw n from the d ra fte d 
The alumni division of the new year
jmen, The E n g in e e rin g D e p a rtm e n t of book is being worked up by Miss Je sse 
the U niversity is able to tra in the men Mary Hill, a well-known jo u rn a list of 
along t h «-* various line of en gineering, the U niversity. Miss Hill is pla nning 
chem istry and 
to include am on g the alum ni this y e a r 
these s t u - 1 those men who a re in charge of Gov- 
work. The 
dents will be intensive and th e courses e rn m e n t civil branches of war work 
sho rt. As f a s t as one class finishes A second class of alumni who will be 
In ord er i repersen ted and mentioned especially
a n o th e r will take its place. 
to provide for the accom modation of 
are those who have aided m aterially 
the men, barra c k s will prob ably have 
in the late “ bear f ig h t.” It is planned
to be built. The cost o f th e n e cessary 
by the editors th u s to acknowledge on 
the p a r t of the pre sen t s tu d e n t g e n ­
eration the debt owed to those who 
have p e rh a p s done more th an any o th ­
ers 
its 
ideals from the hands of the ruthless.
Work on the college y e a r and a th - 
lectic sections of the 1918 Cactus has 
been going on for some time, and will 
soon be in shape fo r the p rin te rs and 
e ng rav ers. Ed Angly, sports w rite r 
for the Dallas News and the A ustin 
S ta te sm a n , is e d iting this section.

the U niversity and 

to save 

sam e physical exam ination th a t is r e ­
quired for gym nasium . The drill will
I t is thought be th ree hours a week and the class

, 

was entirely accidental. 

the U niversity of 
| 
.T e x a s I offered to ta k e here 1200 of
by the physicians in ch a rg e t h a t all (room instruction in m ilitary science ;the8e vocational s tu d e n ts a t a time.
of the men will recover. They a re r e ­
ceiving medical attentio n a t the Se­
ton Infirmary.

three hours also.

“ On behalf of 

j buildings and pay of the in stru c to rs 
S tates shall u n d e rta k e to ed- will be borne originally by the U ni­
versity, but the United S ta te s Gov­
re im b u rse m e n t 
e rn m e n t is to m ake 
fo r all 
is 
being done in the case of th e U niver­
sity School for M ilitary AeroTiautics 
here.

I t is im practical fo r 
ucate these men. 
the G overnm ent to do this tra in in g in 
the d iffe rn t canton m en ts or m ilitary 
camps. 
It would ta k e an expenditure 
of not less th an $100,000,000 to p ro ­
vide the necessary equip m ent for the 
purpose.

this outlay, the sam e as 

th in g 

capable 

this very 

“ On the o th e r hand, the educational 
institutions have 
th e ir E ngine e rin g 
in­
including 
D e partm ents, 
s tru c to rs and up -to-date equipment, 
fo r doing 
t h a t the 
G overnm ent is asking of us. Should 
the G overnm ent u nd ertak e th e voca­
tra in in g s along th e lines laid 
tional 
down 
it would mean also the d ra w ­
ing from the schools, colleges and u ni­
in stru c to rs which are 
versities 
these 
now employed 
institutions 
and would 
in te rfere seriously 
with the general p ro g ra m of education 
th a t 
is 
som ething which the Government does 
not w a n t to do. By the educational 
institutions com ing to the relief of the 
situation the men of the a r m y who 
a re to be trained 
along o th e r 

progress. This 

technical 

is now 

thus 

th e 

in 

in 

in mechanics and j by 

lines will be tion.”

of 

“ T here is ju s t one observation th a t 
I w a n t to make. On my trip I talked 
with business men from all p a r ts of 
the United State s. 
I found this s p ir ­
it to prevail, t h a t th e re is a readiness 
on th e p a r t of the whole people to 
meet every demand 
th Govern­
It was one of the g r a tif y in g 
ment. 
things t h a t I met w ith— to learn and 
know t h a t this sp irit ex ists in all p a r ts 
of the country. I found also t h a t there 
is a general disposition to a d ju s t bus­
iness conditions to m eet th e new s it­
uations and conditions t h a t the w ar 
is co nstan tly b rin g in g about. 
A n ­
other g ra tif y in g th in g was to notice 
t h a t all 
the hotels, r e s t a u r a n ts and 
priv a te fam ilies with whom I came 
into contact a r e rigidly observing the 
food conservation p ro g ra m laid down 
Food A drninistra-

th e N ational 

The a thletic section this y e a r will 
he headed by a d ra w in g from the pen 
of Mr. John Knott, s t a f f cartoonist 
of the Dallas News and one of th e 
best known a r t is ts of the Southwest.
Editor R agsdale of the m ilita ry di­
vision re p o rts 
t h a t the list of V a r ­
sity men in service is being rapidly 
compiled by Mrs. Stevenson, and will 
soon be in shape to send off to th e 
p rinters. R agsdale h as been w o rking 
all the y e a r with the aid of The T e x ­
an to collect full and a c c u ra te d a ta 
about “e x es” in 
the service, and he 
has been aided in th is work by R e g ­
is t r a r M athew s and the Alcalde Board, 
who have added m any n am es to the 
list.

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T here a r e several vacancies 
on The T e x a n s t a f f fo r men 
repo rters. 
A ny men with 
n e w spa pe r experience or any 
men, especially U p p e rc la ss ­
men, who desire to work on 
The Texan a r e invited to t r y ­
out. The m a n a g in g 
e ditor 
will be in T he T e x a n office 
every m o rn in g between 8 and 
9 o’clock.

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A m essage was received from Dr. 
VVm. H. Greenburg 
late y esterd ay 
afternoon s ta tin g th a t he would be un ­
to fulfill his en g a g e m e n t with 
able 
afternoon. No 
this 
the Menorah 
m eeting will be neld, th erefore, this 
afternoon. The prog ram as a r ra n g e d 
will be postponed until n ext Sunday. 
Those m em bers wishing to ta k e p a r t 
i i a p laylet which is being a rra n g e d 
in celebration c f the next holiday will 
please see e ith e r the p resident or the 
s e c re ta ry 
as possible. A 
soon 
g r e a t deal of im p o rta n t business is to 
be dealt with a t the next meeting.

as 

By Scott Anderson.

In a game replete with thrills, bu t 
som ew hat m arred by fre q u e n t fouls,, 
the Longhorns last n ig ht added a n ­
oth e r to their s trin g of victories by 
defeating the D ecatur B aptist Col­
lege five with a 36 to 22 score. B u t 
at no tim e d uring the g am e were th e 
victors sure of winning. The visi­
tors p u t up th eir usual hard, clean 
the V arsity quintet may 
fig h t and 
Avell be proud of the victory. 
The 
B aptists a re from a Ju n io r college, 
bu t th e ir playing la st n ig h t did by no 
the fact. T heir team 
means betray 
work was of 
t h a t th re e 
the 
can produce. 
m o n th s’ practice only 
The Longhorns 
stead ily wore th e ir 
opponents down in the f ir s t half and 
in the second fra m e took a lead which 
the visitors were never able to over­
come. The gam e was a fig h t from 
whistle to whistle and the in te re st of 
the five hundred or more spectators 
was a t no time allowed to wane. The 
U niversity band entertain ed with jazz 
music between halves and before the 
game.

kind 

the band 

Al Deviney, in his f ir s t g am e as 
c aptain, lead his teani-m ates on the 
court with 
playing “ The 
Eyes of T exas.” T exas scored f i r s t 
when Greer tossed a goal a f t e r a few 
m inutes of play. Both sides had dif­
ficulty 
in holding the new, slippery 
bail t h a t was used, and the p assin g 
to 
was not accurate. 
show 
th a t has fe a ­
tured the fo rm e r g am es, p a rtly owing 
to the fact t h a t Fullingin over-jump- 
ed Russell a t center. Honors were 
about even 
in the f ir s t tw e n ty min- 
u t s of play, the half ending with the 
score 13 to 14 in T e x a s ’ favor.

T exas failed 

team work 

the 

In the second half, Deviney sta rte d 
a rally th a t soon gave Texas a fairly 
s a fe lead. The visitors had difficulty 
in handling Sm ythe, who was su b sti­
tuted for Miller.

In defensive work, Hill was easily 
the pick of the court. He had the ta s k 
the 
of g u a rd in g Crittendon, one of 
m ost accurate goalers 
the State, 
and he stayed with his man th r o u g h ­
out the game.

in 

G reer lead the scoring fo r Texas, 

m a k in g fourteen points.

fo rm e r m aking 
la tte r 
the 

visitors, C’rittendon and 
For the 
the s te lla r perform ers 
F o ste r were 
fourteen points 
the 
md 
two 
These 
forw ards caused T exas g u a rd s no end 
of trouble, shooting goals from m any > 
angles.

eight. 

T he line-up^ were as follows:
Texas. 

Deviney

Miller

Russell

G reer

Hill

Decatur.
C rittendon

F o ste r

Fullingen

Miller

Scott

R ight F orw ard.

L eft F orw ard.

Center.

L eft Guard.

R igh t Guard.

S u b stitu te s: Texas, Sm ythe 
Miller; Decatur, G entry fo r Scott. 
Goals: Texas, G re e r 3, Hill I R us­
sell 2, Deviney 3, Miller 3, S m ythe I; 
Decatur, Crittendon 7, F o s te r 3.

fo r

Goals a f t e r fouls: Texas, Greer 8;

D ecatur, F o ste r 2.

Referee, Courtney.

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J f r e s h m e n t c o m m itte e in H e a v e n .” H e r
The p a s t tw o y e a r s she had s p e n t a d o ra b le b e a u ty and bab y ish w a y s a p - 
lo n g could 
a t th e U n iv e r s it y of M issouri, w h e r e pealed 
sh e w as a f a v o r ite w ith th e t e a c h e r s a n y o n e possib ly h a r b o r a f e e lin g v e r g - 
becau se she w a s a m b itio u s a n d con- on the u n f r ie n d ly to w a r d one w ho, in 
s c ie n t io u s ; w ith the s t u d e n t s b ec au se 1 h e r te n d e r n e s s of h e a r t and s w e e tn e s s 
s h e w as b e a u tif u l a n d d em o c ra tic . S he of sp ir it, loved everybod y, 
had chosen jo u r n a l is m a s h e r c a r e e r , ) 
a n d contin u ed h e r wrork here. 
She 
w as a r e p o r t e r f o r T he T e x a n , w a s 
d o in g C a ctu s w o rk , a n d had been r e ­
c e n tly elected to Pen a n d Type.

tia n . 
t h e 
s t r a n g e r w'ho picked up h er l it tle b r o ­
ken body w e r e “ Oh, s ir, I a m d y in g . 
You help me a n d God will help y o u .” 
love
p a r e n t s a n d 
a n d g ra c io u sly used h e r ta le n t . T h e n e v e r e x iste d b e tw e en 
p a s t s u m m e r sh e h ad 
b etw e en C a p t. 
r e a d in g a n d s o n g re c ita ls fo r th e ben- a n d Mrs. Love an d t h e i r only child, 
g r i e f com-
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g iv e n s e v e r a l children th a n e x is te d 

s h 0 w a s a t r u e an d d evoted C h ris-

She had m a rk e d h istrio n ic a b ility ,

M ore s e lf- s a c r if ic i n g , devoted 

j T h e b itt e r n e s s o f 

d y in g wrords 

t h e i r 

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S e p te m b e r , a n d would hav e g r a d u a t e d 
a t 
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B u t M rs. Love w r o t e us t h a t she 
f o r n in e te e n 
j s h o r t y e a r s filled w ith joy a n d t h a t
th e “ little g irl w ith th e so ld ier h a t ” 
p u r ity of t h o u g h t and lo y a lty to p r i n - 1 m e t d e a th b r a v e ly a n d sm ilin g ly , a s
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Varsity added another victory 
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fu rth e r we go into this basket­
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Some tig ht games will be com­
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KUPPENHEI MER

G iesecke-Hodges.

Miss Alma Giesecke and Lieut. Mc­
Cloud Hodges were m arried Saturday 
j afternoon a t 3:30 a t the home of the 
bride’s parents. Dr. Maddry of the 
U niversity Baptist Church officiated.
The wedding took place before an 
a lta r of palm s and ferns. The house 
was decorated in pink sweet peas, c a r­
nations, and ferns, carrying out a 
pink and green color scheme.

Only relatives and members of the 
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority and the Theta 
Xi F ratern ity were guests.

Both the bride and groom were E n­
gineering students of the University. 
Miss Giesecke is a member of the Al­
pha Delta Pi Sorority. Lieut. Hodges 
is affiliated with the T heta Xi F ra ­
tern ity , and a t present is in the U. S. 
N. A. of the 315th Regim ent of E n­
gineers stationed a t Camp Travis.

Lieut, and Mrs. Hodges will make 

th eir home in San Antonio.

No Wagons Allowed.

“ No wagons or trucks allowed on 
parade grounds. Make all deliveries 
through back gate on 19th stre e t.” 
So reads a new sign th a t has been 
placed at the front gate of the re s ­
not in­
ervation. This order 
trucks 
the 
clude of course 
which are employed to carry the ca­
dets to the range or for the tran sp o r­
tation of Government supplies. 
This 
will elim inate all annoyance of vehi­
the parade grounds 
cles crossing 
while cadets are scurrying about be­
tween classes or while in drill form a­
tion.

does 
arm y 

George M. Merrill and Roscoe Wil- 
meth, instructors 
gunnery, who 
in 
have been quarantined from the res­
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resume their duties Monday morning.

Pond-Frazer.

Announcement has been received of 
the m arriage of Ralph Pond of Wichi­
ta Falls to Miss Alice F razer, also of 
th a t city. Mr. Pond is a form er stu ­
dent of the University and a member 
of the S. A. E. F ratern ity , while Miss 
F raz ie r was a member of the Delta 
Delta Delta Sorority at S. M. U.

Earl McDonald who graduated from 
this S. M. A. last August, is a visitor 
in the city and is here to attend the 
Hodges-Giesecke wedding. Mr. Mc­
Donald was awarded his commission 
las an R. M. A. with the rank of first 
I lieutenant in the aviation section, Sig­
nal Reserve Corps, a fte r successfully 
passing the flight tests at the flying 
field “somewhere in Texas.”

Among the group of interesting ca- 
! Jets now in attendance here is Dana 
X. Bible, who, until Jan u ary I, was 
head coach of the A. & M. football 
team. 
It was largely through Bible’s 
efforts that the championship bunt­
ing for 1917 football now flies over 
Kyle Field a t College Station.

Cadets Get T rap Shooting.

According to the Daily Illini, the 
cadets of the School of M ilitary Aero­
nautics of the University of Illinois 
are to have actual practice in trap I 
shooting. The instructors of the avi­
ators at Rantoul have been following 
this method of instruction for several 
months. This is the first time, how­
ever, th at the cadets have had the op- 
portunty to take this kind of tra in ­
ing.

Mass. Tech. Loses S. M. A.

The following editorial clipped from 
the Tech of a recent issue is self-ex­
planatory:

‘It is with re g ret th a t we learn of 
the departure of the M ilitary School 
of Aeronautics. The presence of the 
aviation students has lent a m artial 
air to our buildings, and we have felt 
a pride in the honor which the Gov­
ernm ent has been 
showing us by 
the institute. At 
housing them at 
present, we do not know where they 
are going from here, but we feel cer­
tain th a t we will soon hear of them 
dropping bombs on Kaiserdom and 
ferreting out the work of the Hun. 
To each and everyone of the future 
a v ia to r s we wish God speed.”

JOHN D. M cC a l l h o n o r e d .

John D. McCall, a form er student 
of the I,aw D epartm ent, has been re­
cently honored by the appointm ent to 
the private secretaryship of Governor 
It may be remem bered th at 
Hobby. 
another student of 
this departm ent 
was also apponted as the Secretary 
of S tate only a few weeks ago.

Smart Shoes
For Young Men

Miss Lydia W’iseman is ill in the 

Austin Sanitarium .

Miss Linda Lancaster 

is ill with 

measles in the Austin Sanitarium

Delta Chi announces the initiation 
of R. D, Nail of Cleburne, D C. Big 
gers Bonham, and John IL Beaird of 
Tyler.

Laurie O. M. Huck 

has returned 
from San Antonio, where he was ac 
cepted and certified for attendance at 
the Aviation School.

Miss Essie Mae Davidson, who has 
been attending W ar Work C onfer­
ences in M assachusetts and Chicago, 
has returned to resume her work as 
Y. W. C. A. secretary.

Misses Lallie and Laura Tillman 
were called home on account of se­
rious illness of their father.

Phi Mu has recently initiated Miss 
Ann Hess of Terre H aute, Indiana, and 
Miss Ione Ames of Amarillo, Texas

Misses Alma Cardwell and Corinne 
Storey have gone home to spend the 
week end.

HARWOOD STACY

SICK AT JOHNS 

HOPKINS’ HOSPITAL

Harwood Stacy, a form er U niver­
sity student in the Academic class of 
1911, has been compelled to quit his 
work for the time being because of a 
severe breakdown due to high blood 
pressure and a defective heart. At 
the tim e of his sickness, Mr. Stacy was 
special agent for the D epartm ent of 
Justice, with which he has been con­
nected since the commencement of the 
W ar. He lacked only a short tim e of 
having served his term in this work 
and he hopes to be connected with 
the m ilitary service as soon as his 
health will permit.

be 

As will 

rem em bered, 

he 
served alm ost two years in Belgium 
on the s ta ff of IL C. Hoover. H ar­
wood was taken 
Johns Hopkins’ 
to 
H ospital, Baltimore, Md., for tre a t­
ment.

MISS DAVIDSON TO SPEAK.

Miss Davidson will speak a t 
the 
Monday afternoon Y. W. C. A. serv­
ice on “The American S tudent on 
Trial *' She will also tell the girls 
of the W ar Work Councils in M assa­
chusetts and Chicago, which she has 
ju st attended. The 
talk will be of 
practical value to every girl desirous 
the world’s 
of doing her share 
work. The processional will 
take 
place a t 5 p. rn., G irls’ Study Hall.

in 

We are fortunate enough to procure a sample 
line of ready-to-wear hats suitable for wear now 
and later on in all the newest shades and of all 
the latest models, combinations of 
satin and 
straw, crepe de chine and straw, and hats in all 
straw. 
In fact in this selection we have every­
thing th at is to be worn this Spring and Summer. 
These hats were bought at a very low price and 
we are going to give our customers the benefit of 
this purchase. The quantity is large and you will 
be sure to find a hat you will like amongst the fol­
$3.95, $4.50, $5.00 $25.50
lowing prices: 

S N A M A N ’ S

Wukasch Cafe and Grocers

On Guadalupe, Opposite Campus

Confectionery, 

H o t 
Lunches served at all 
hours; Candies and Cold 
Drinks.

A full line of Staple 

and Fancy Groceries. 
Cigars and Cakes

Phone 4007

Phone 1071

AFTER THE GERMAN

Our Fountain Is at Your 
Service

We Cater Especially 
University Students.

to 

University Students

Get your work done by an ex­
pert tailor. Alterations and in­
visible repairing. Let us put a 
pinch back on your coat. Rea­
sonable prices. We make ladies’ 
suits and handle delicate wor 
for ladies.

Suits Made to Order

G R A H A M ' S

Ninth and Congress

MEYER MINCHEN
THE TAILOR

1009 Congress 

Phone 312

Replace that Fountain Pen you lost during the holidays
with a

Conklin Self-filler

University Drug Store

‘The Convenient Place*

0 BM BB

THE CACTUS

SWANN
Furniture and Carpet 
Company

We Furnish More Homes 

There Is a Reason

An Excellent Place to En­
tertain Your Friends

C O A L

RING 473
CONSUMERS FUEL AND ICE 
COMPANY

The Crescent Confectionery
10th and Congress 
Hot Drinks, Chili, Tamales, 
Sandwiches, Cold Drinks, Bread, 
Cakes, Cigars, Cigarettes and 
Tobacco.

Phone 1703 

10th & Congress

Dr. J. Gordon B ryson
Physician and Surgeon. 

Phone 478, 303 Scarbrough Bldg.

McKe a n , EILERS & CO.

Wholesale Dry Goods, Nations 
and Furnishing Goods

AUSTIN, 

..............................TEXAS

Subscribe for the Texan

E S T E S

816 Congress Ave.

the arrival of 
Announces 
the New Creations in Sport 
and Shopping Suits; also 
Dresses in the new shades 
and materials for 
street 
and afternoon wear.

SPRING HATS

Smart, youthful and be- 
withching

This smart model Eng­
lish last comes in Dark Ma­
hogany and Black Gun 
Metal Calf. They are right 
up to now, and only

$ 6.00
Get the habit- 

-trade at

B urt’s.

BURT
SHOE CO.

606 Congress Ave.

UNIFORMS

Khaki . . $15.00 
Serge . . $35.00

Correct in every detail. Sold by us exclusively in Austin- 
Full line of military goods in stock.

HIRSHFELD & ANDERSON

619 Congress Ave.
“Where You Are Always Welcome”

Y. W. C. A. CHORUS.

Under the supervision of Miss Grace 
W 'hitsitt, a new custom has been inau­
gurated in the Y. W. C. A. m eetings. 
The reg u lar m eetings 
on Monday 
afternoon are opened by a chorus of 
g irls’ voices. 
The procession sta rts 
the 
a fa r off and draws nearer as 
m eeting opens. R ehearsals are held '

twice a month, where appropriat* 
music is selected and prepared.

This is an old and very beautifu 
custom, which lends dignity and im 
pressiveness to the meetings.

Get th a t suit pressed today a t the 

TINHORN, 25 cents. Phone 1505.

Try Texan w ant ads.

They bring

results.

UNIVERSITY BA RBER SHOP
N. W. RUTLEDGE, Proprietor 
2216 GUADALUPE ST.
Across the Street from the Campus 
Artistic Stylish and Up-to-Date Work Guaranteed

S u p p o se F a tim a s w ere N O T S e n sib le

It isn't possible to fool m en for long. Lincoln 
said that better than we could. C| Surely, if 
Fatim as were not as com fortable to the throat 
and tongue as we say they a re— if they did 
not leave a man feelin g keen and f i t ” after 
long-sm oking day — do you suppose that 
a 
m ore la tim a s w ou ld he sold every day than 
any other high-grade cigarette? 
|J R em em ber 
these fa d s as you try fa tim a s and observe 
howr com fortable, how s• risible they really are.

(Jr.

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CIGAR ETIE

A new thing for a 
cigarette to do— “Satisfy

In addition to pleasing the 
taste, Chesterfields do a new 
thing, they let you know you 
are smoking—they 'Satisfy !

And yet, they’re M I L D !

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

2 0 fir IOO

Chesterfield

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

They "Satisfy "I-and yet they’re Mild

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

HANCOCK O P ER A HOUSE
Thursday, Friday and Saturday 
Continuous From 2 to 10:30 

The G reatest Novelty of the Age 
Living A ctors Break Through the 
Movie Screen

THE OLD HOMESTEAD ?
D EN M A N THOMPSON’S 

HI20 feet of laughter and t e a r s ...N a ­
that almost a s ­
tu re’s best 

touches 

tound by their fidelity.

You see the Famous Q uartette com ­
ing down the lane, then suddenly a p ­
pear before you in person and sing 
many songs with their golden voices.
NOT A M ECHANICAL OR PHONO­
G RAPH IC D EV ICE— BUT 
F L E S H AND BLOOD

A RTISTS 
Special Music and E ffects Throughout 
the Program 
E X T R A ADDED F E A T U R E
(b a rle y C haplin and Mabel Normand 
In the G reatest Comedy of Their 
Funny Careers 
P R IC E S 25( TO A L L

OFFICIAL NOTICES

VARSITY CHURCHES

University 

C h u r c h , erences, Mrs. Helen M, Kirby, Mrs. 

Presbyterian 
and 

corner of 
Streets, Rev. R. VV. Jopling, pastor.)

21st 

San Antonio Fany C. Iglehart.

( hurdles I nit? for Night Ma sn Meet- .Sunday School a t 9 :3 0 ; service a t l l ,

 

 _ a A. t_ 

ing at the Capitol— “ Bob 
Shuler to Speak.

n ___ ti ..I 

Ai ft. I * I

j “ Prohibition;” Christian Endeavor a t 
j 7 p. rn.

is 

the 

Today 

last day before the 
coming election to run the saloons out 
of the Capitol City. All of the Pro­
testant churches will unite tonight at 
a mass meeting a t the C apitol “ F ig h t­
ing Bob” Shuler and Mrs. Curtis will 
speak at 8 p. rn. in Senate C h a m b e r ' 11" 11 Williams, reeler. Sunday School

j University Bible Chair, co m er 21st 
land University Avenue, Dr. Jew ett, 
j lecturer. Lecture at 9:40 on “ Faith, 
a Road to Truth.”

Universtiy Episcopal Chapel, cor­
ner 27th and Whitis Avenue, Rev. W.

find 

S T U D E N T S Will 

comfortable 
rooms at Raines Mansion, connect­
ed with pleasant sleeping porches, 
$3.50 to $5.00, one-half block east of 
campus. 2110 Tom Green St. Phone 
2413.

FO R R E N T — My 

furnished cottage, 
20S West 25th St., one block north 
of the University, cement side walk 
to the door. Has all conveniences. 
Res. phone 1721, office phone 531. I. 
t f
P. Loch ridge. 

General Crane and Cullen P. T h o m a s ! " 1 9 : 3 0 1 •*rvic* 
of Dallas will speak a t the same hour 
in the Hall of Representatives. This 
is the last night before the election,
and great results are expected. The o’clock; service at l l , “The Christian ^ ood se™lce and the best treatnient 
morning services will be he same. The Liberty; at night at X o’clock, by the 
pastor; prayer meeting Wednesday

Church of Christ, corner 19th and 
University Avenue, Rev. W. M. Da­
IO 
vis, pastor. Sunday 

At the Driskill B a rb er Shop you get

; un z * 1 ' e r» 

11 an<l 8- 

School 

roP’

at 

'programs are as follows:

University Methodist C hurch, cor- evening at 7:30.

nor 24th and Guadalupe, Rev. A . ’ University Catholic Church, corner 
Frank Smith, pastor. Sunday School 
l ather Ross,
for 

-Lst an^ Guadalupe, 

,ntm arKj women at 9 :3 0 in the pastor; early mass at 7:30; Sunday S T U D E N T S — Go to the Palace Barber
Shop, Bosche Bldg., for first class 

( Y. M. C. A. auditorium; Rev. Smith ( School a t 9 :1 5 ; service a t 4 0 . a n d 8.
will address his class as usual; sendee ( 
—
at l l o’clock by Rev. Bob Shuler; E p­
worth League a t 6:45.

TEXAN WANT ADS

 

University Baptist Church, Nueces, 
between 22nd and 23rd, Rev. Charles 

I Maddry, pastor.

T E X A N want 
Sunday School at j Rates, I cent per word for the first
insertion, three insertions for 2 cents.
"Some Perils Confronting Our Coun- Aboslutely no ad taken over the phone.1 G IR I.S— Nice rooms and board at 203 
( all a t room 109, M n Building. No 
E. 25th St. Room, board, and heat,
ad taken for less than 25 cents. Pay- $30. Phone 2447.
ment in advance always required.

University Ave. Phone 2723.

— -.......... , 

ads 

_ 

. 

ROOM AND BOA RD for four young 
rooms 
fresh, well ventilated, cosy and warm. 
iring resu ts. ^Vould like a few’ table boarders. 2410

ladies. Board 

excellent, 

work. Billy Wolf, Prop.

The Texas B arber Shop. We please. 
1008 Con­

Mac. Oliphant, Prop. 
gress.

NEW M AN C LU B M E M B E R S — 9:30 at Y. M. C. A.; service at l l , 

Meeting today a t 10:45 a. rn. A Spe 
cial message to all. Be there. P r e s t - J t r y ; ” B. Y. P. U. at 6:30. 
dent. 

G L E E C L U B O R C H E STR A 

will I

not meet today. Director.

AN 

IM P O R T A N T business meet

ing of the University 
will be held 
R E N T — Garage,
the 
Wednesday, Ja n u ary 23, at 4 p. rn.: Grande. Phone 4591.
President.

In d ies’ Club
Faculty Club FOR 

a t 

2209

L O ST— A key ring with 

five keys.
Finder please bring to Texan of­
1-23

fice. 

I G IR L S may secure board and room
at Bien Venido, 2010 Wichita St. 
Gas heat, hot water, sleeping porches, 
maid to keep rooms. Matron of the 
home will show rooms any time. Ref-

; F O R R E N T — South 

esast up- 
— 
R i o ; 
stairs rooms, convenient kitchen- 
1-20 ette, nice for girls wanting to prepare 
716 W. 22 1-2 

and 

part or all their meals. 
St. Phone 1351.

L O S T — Masonic watch 

charm, w’ith 
initials T. W. C. on back. Reward 
1-20

if returned to Y. M. C. A. 

Try Texan want ads. They bring 

results.

Advertise in The Texan.

SO CIAL S C IE N C E C LU B will meet 
Monday at 7:30 p. rn. in Room 21. Dr.

“BACK WHEN YOU 
WANT ’EM”
T H E third regular monthly banquet 
UNIV. TAILOR SHOP
of the Texas Lotos Club will take
Cleaning, Repairing and Pressing place at the Cactus Tea Room at 7:15 
Phone 825
2214 Guadalupe p. rn., Monday Ja n u ary 21. Secretary.

Hiker will talk. Secretary. 

FOR THE STUDENT WITHOUT A

CACTUS TAG
IF NOT THERE

DON’T BE A SLACKER

%

S I GN UP N O W !

D I L L I N G H A M ’S
SHOE CO.

610 CONGRESS AVE.

610 CONGRESS AVE.

For Your Deer and Duck Hunt

We Have Guns, Ammunition and Full Stock of 
Sportsmen’s Clothing

The W alter Tips Company

AUSTIN, T EX A S

First Class Shining 
Parlor

Phone 2652 

607 Congress Ave

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

The Austin National Bank

O F A U S T IN , T E X A S 
RESOURCES, $5,000,000.00
E. P. W IL M O T , President 
Wm. lf. F O L T S , Vice-President 
JN O . H. C H I L E S , Vice-President 
M O R R IS H I R S H F E L D , Cashier 
C. M B A R T H O L O M E W , Asst. Cash.

FACULTY ANI) STUDENTS* ACCOUNTS SOLICITED 
NO ACCOUNT TOO S M A L L TO H A N D L E

We Examine Eyes and Grind Lenses to Relieve E y e stra in 
Any Lense Duplicated on Short Notice 
J . THOS. WARD, Optometrist

S T E L F O X CO.

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

JNO. L. MARTIN

FO R S T U D E N T L A M PS ANI) 
A C C ES SO R IE S 
E lectrical and Plumbing Supplies 

Phone 320 

408 Congress

Richmond Straightest
CIGARETTES 'P la in 9 C o rk 'P f

• 

even the sophomores treated m e with some respect w hen I p ro ­

d uced the V irginia cigarettes u h u h I ’d brought u p fro m R ich m o n d .’'

like 

That fine old Southern A r i s t o c r a t — " R i c h m o n d 
Straight C u t s .” T h e r e ’s never been another cigarette 
T h e ir ^ b r ig h t” V irginia tobacco 
quite 
has a naturally refreshing flavor that makes even the 
best of T urkish cigarettes taste almost tame and character* 
less by contrast. Y o u ’ ll wish y o u ’d tried them before.

them . 

I N N E A T B O X E S — F I F T E E N C E N T S

Ab o in attractive tins, 50 for 40 cents; IOO for 75 
cents. Sent prepaid if your dealer cannot supply you.

. 

RICHMOND,Vn* m uM U J I
LIGGITTtMYIHS TOMKO CO. ( M O U M .

N O T E : Unlike Turkish tobacco, Virginia tobacco
pays no import duty— all the value is in the cigarette.

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