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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

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is too late. They 
m ultiply. 

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No. ITS

E ight recruits, either college sin 
dc tits cl graduates, out of nineteen 
supposed to report Monday, rep o rts 
no m many S ta te , yesterday to begii 
their aeroplane training herr today 
The (th e n . are 
to report 
within the next few days, and these, 
with the six to he recruited from th** 
U niversity, will mak** up 
first 
w eek’s quota.

expected 

the 

From now on, until 200 men a ssig n ­
ed to this school have arrived, tw en ty - 
five men will report each week 
It is 
not #3.|*acted that the real worn will 
commence for three weeks yet, and 
the intervening time will be spent in 
irilling and preparatory lectures 

Two hundred cots and bedding fur 
th,* school arrived here yesterday, and 
were stored in the E ngineering Build­
Several motor 
ing Tot 
trucks ami m achine guns w ill proba­
bly if* sent here in the near future 
for u> e in the course.

future use. 

J, ll. McClendon, Middle Law *tu- 
lcnt of A ustin, was the only one o f 
the m any applicants from the U nw ar­
ily t(. Im* accepted yesterday. Sev 
end others have their applications in, 
and it 
is expected that they will be 
acted upon a t once. The m* n w ho 
have reported up to date are as f„ |.
\>u s :

Bowers, K a n s a s; 

M. M. Dougherty, W ashington, I). 
i 
.8 . D aw kins, W ashington, I). 
* H 
J , p.
C.j B. (). 
Richter, Kansas; J. FT Richards, Mis­
souri; W. G Morrison, M ississippi;
W, I ’. G iesecke, T exas; FL G. Tobin, 
Texas.

lh* 

I b* 

first sev en ty-five men will lie 
house,I ami “ m***. .d " in the Sem inary, 
ami 
follow ing 25 men will *tay 
at "U" Hall and eat a t th** “C a f ,” The 
men at the Sem inary will h ave the 
follow ing program :

\Y* ek days R eveille, first call 5:13 
second call 5:30; breakfast 6; se ttin g 
up 6:45 to 7:15; drill 8 to 9; dinner 
12:30; drill 2 to 3; drill 4 t o5; sup- 
per 6 | tatoo IO; taps 10:30.

Sunday R eveille 6:30; breakfast 
dinner 12; sup 
First call 
issued five m inutes before 

*: room in.* pe* tmn 
P* r 6; tatoo 10:30; taps I I 
vill be 
each form ation.

JI N IO U S F IN IS H D E S IG N S .

program g iv e n

FOR TONIGHT’S 

BAND CONCERT

r n .

(handler Announces V a r i e d P r o g r a m 
for Concert T o n ig h t a t 7:30 at 

Chemical B u i l d i n g .

BUSINESS MEN DO 

PART IN CAMPAIGN

In C o-operation W ith U niversity 

tin S t a r t s O ut On $5000 Fund Wilt, 
Donations of $ 1000.

GIRLS CONSIDER “Y” 
FUND IN MEETING

Hr. Vinson. Mr. Currie, and Miss Casis 
Ask (.iris lo Help, as Is Their 
Privilege.

ORATORICAL ASS’N. 
ELECTS OFFICERS
Hedick o f Rusk Elected President. I 
(drenbleth of Athenaeum , Vice- 
I resid en t; Dale, Secretary.

A U S T IN , T E X A S , T U E S D A Y , MAY

1917.

v Ti* 
, 
a e 

.A u stin p a r t of the $3,000,000 
• U A . fund, besides the p a r t do-
, , 

u 

. ----------- V OO- Kiris " ‘e s te r,lav T X . T T I 
>> I e University, was well m et from l l to Iii o'clock Th 

• 

' 

F rid ‘ * 

th e U n iv e rsity O ra to r

i'''al A ssociation 

, levied o f f i r e , , for

C^

p fCNSTONHAS EIGHT AVIATION 
ITS OWN LANGUAGE SCHOOL STUDENTS
REPORT MONDA!

Boys Enjoy < higgern" and M udding 

D iversions— < 'out pa ny 

.1 Looks 

Like T. IL ( lass Roll.

By J. K. Webi*r»

H. Met Tendon Accepted From I ni 
* em ily Eight Staten Have Rep. 
reNentativm in School.

S. P. Chandler has a nn ou nced th e 
following pro gram fo r th e U n iv e rs ity 
Band concert to be given a t th e b a n d ­
stand this evening a t 7:30:

How’s Kvery L ittle T h in g in D ixie? 

Selection, “ Moonlight Blues,” W a ltz , 

Gumble.

Deane.

Cornet Solo, ‘‘One F le e tin g H o u r ,” 

Dorothy Lee, Mr. H. M. B urns.

The Sunny South, Selection 
Southern Plantation Songs, L am pe. 

of 

March, “Come Back Dixie,” W en- 

 
ance 

t o d a y bUSIBe" ™en 

A “ « ” -

 -

 -

 -

T h e women of the U n i v e r s i t y v 

*■'> 

d 

to ^ t r i b u t e 

to 

th e 

betw een $100 and $200 y esterday ^ T e 
e x a c t a m o u n t is not vet known 
a m o u n t given by th e men has not yet 
been compiled. 

Th 

‘ 

u ^ v 

‘S n° W be* 
ing r a f ° ° i 
r 
lg Men’a ( h r is '
a 
i n ' L m p r ^ ' " in beba,f uf t b * men 

* 

, 

*Y

J But the work done am o ng the eit; 
P e n s of A u stin in a very sh o rt rim .' f o l k 
y e s te rd a y g a v e undon btable evidence r e a t i U ' 
of th e f a c t th a t they believe in the T n ” "t 
w ork to the full e x te n t of th eir purses of hoe th e w ork would 

«« t v, 

^

' " T * WaS th(? f ir s t s Pe a k er,
^ the " '° rk to be ,lo,“ ' 
° Ut 

T

W ith a donation of S250 rn- 

• 

i . i u 

would ae carried on

A n o th e r word has been added 
to 
th e v ocabu lary of the would-be Na-

• 

—
’ 
Fiter.tr>
Society, p re sid e n t; Em il L . Y o r 'e m 
lr let h of th e A th e n a e u m L it e r a r y S o - L
eiety, vice-p resid ent; W a r r e n J D a l e ! , . . ; 
o f 
tre a s u r e r . 

th e S p e a k e r s ’ Club, 

. ' " ' k T 
t h 
' 

vi 
Mr. 

i- i 

ii 
lied,ck w as opposed by P. R. h i , record a s a " s k i n ” 

I R ,

s e c r e t a r y - ! ^ , ? , T <‘r r ° 1’ 

' 

U!<. 

,ISri1 lo *H ' A"y
" 'u d e n t s m ake 
th e P ° w*rs t h a t be con sider as
I u n m ilita ry , is p ro m p tly re g is te r e d fin

< a " ' " 1P u n »,OT- " ' " c h 
*1 

r a ’ * " " "

is

 T

' * " T

un anim ously 

f h " ° L 0 f th " 

"uT)" i " " f '

" » * 
" ishl" 1-’ r " 

,)ebatinK Club- '">•>" » m a k in g a special e f f o r t ' a t « 
" ( h e r tw o officers w ere elected I airiness, bec a u se he does not want I 
ii 
1,01 * a n t to
1 r “ Vlct,m " f “ ‘' “kin" R»me, when
to a w a r d com m is.

A ssociation la com- 

-he rim e a r r iv e s 

, A 

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a 

, 

. 

. 

T h e 
l h 

posed oi the five men s lite r a r y socie- mons,
ties o f the U n iv e rsity , th e A th e n a e u m 1 Beside* 
th 
th e Hogg 

the 

c 

: 

. 

I 

_ , * •

SU|PS th e ^ t t . n g 

up exercises,

Intermission
March, “ For Me 

I rich.
I 

Meyer.

bell.

an d M y C a l,” 

G eorge Littlefield, 
secure $5000 was opened 

th e c a m pa ign ‘Iii ing ami re c r e e tto n * " " " " " ' " T W ad* 
room s' O ' " 1 h aving

in Austin a field 

. 

Selection, “ Poor B u tte r f ly ,” R. H u b ­

M onday m orning. D. C. Reed, who men. M i s U L J m t L ' ^ k i T ^

Selection, “When I Found th e W a y 

j to Your Heart,” Weslyn.

March, "Put on Y our S lip p e rs and 
Fill Up Your Pipe,” A lb e rt von Tilzer. 
i "Star Spangled B a n n e r,” Key.

The program is longer th a n th e la st 
offering, and the band is slow ly m ak -
mg
answered the call of th e ir c ountry.

/ 
i al 

,? al • 

c a l 

I 
ii 

a l 

up for the loss of th e men w ho ' m n „ i(rn 

w o rk 

f.dlow ed with a g i f t o f $ , 0 o ; 

I T . 

£

. • isz&zjz, itd 

r
I I . M. arni R. A. T h o m p s o n closed th e 
large a p p r o v a l, ,,, ,* with another eontribute one dollar The campaign I
I
$100. 
* o f tho J
tw o daY8» a n ‘l a '

to raise the I 'nivvr itv' 
m on ey will 
i 

full result o f th.* f ' *■ 
• 
lu ll result of the first d a y ’s h ea rty response is expected

trib uted , and ea ch girl w a Y L k e I t

.Several g ifts of $60 brought 

“eT cL r; 

I th e f u n d to $1000. 

I. • * e 

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,

THE P E N N Y B A C K E R 

WOMAN’S S O C I E T Y , ” 

N A M E O E C O - E D C L U B

The 
, 
the f rst da\
x ne m il result of 
i ne 
•
, 
a «
mnaicrn will nnt La. 1.
c a m p a ig n will not be known until
r e p o i t is m ade a t the m eeting of the 
R o ta r y Club at 
the Driskill Hotel 
aftern oon . The R ota ria ns 
T u e sd a y 
local organization 
have invited 
| w o rk e rs to be g u e sts a t the 
luncheon,
j ta k in g a j u s t pride in th e e ffo rts of
the Y oung Men’s C h ristia n Associa- 
lion to give tilt* prop er moral influ- 
in concentration and 
tra in in g camps. The Lions ( ’lull will 

the 

The new Women’s D eb a tin g Society 
its 

closed 

and 

.Nel- 

th e c h a r day noon.

Irene Heart: . im p o s e d 

formaih organized 
brter at the meeting held y e s te r d a y epee n ecessary 
ifternoon. Mr. Duffey, M isses 
if Robertson, A -tie Bryce Robinson, be the hosts of the com m ittee Wednes
md 
sr committee.
It was unanimously voted in recog- 
ation of Mr- 
I’, m iy backer’s lo yalty 
sd devotion to the women o f T e x a s, 
id her untiring e ffo rts to ex te n d th e 
■ogress of women, to call 
th e so 
ft> The Pennybacker W o m a n ’s
(fifty **

Custard Pie Now

Grown on Plants

vt a 
X ot only have come g r e a t changes j

I 

. 

WEEKLY LIST OF 

101 CUTS GIVEN

F re-em inent a m o n g the f e a tu r e s of
I 
< uls to Be Made Up On Tuesday and ‘SuM,la-v ’s San A ntonio E x p r e s s is the 
\ Lomax of the S ta te
j ' 

*•>’ Jo h n 

Wednesday— Morning Cuts Made 
I P in Afternoon. 

I* n m ‘rs*t.v, " J e x a s ’ ti real W a r T ia in -
j ing ( am p for Men and W om en,” which 
I show (b« u n a n im ity a n d seriou sness
 

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I he 

following men, 

a b se n t from 

m orning drill, will r e p o r t for e x tr a l ° f |)UrP °se Wll,» which tile U n iv e r s it y ! 
I rill T uesday and 

W ednesday, May 1 Waa 

was changed from “ a cjuh-t, d igni.
* 
r*n "n “ - 
j fled home of le a r n in g " into an bisti

11 

lock, J. B.H ; I (avis, A. J Ross, A 

“ “ an<^ 3J a t •» p. rn. with com pany of 
corresponding n um ber as th e ir own: 
Com pany 2 Burton, E. W.; B la ­
\ * 
ll. VV’.’; Buice, 
VU A.; Link, R. J.,; .Shepherd, J. J -
Slate r, W 1).; Russ, A. K.; Stacy, IL; t o w a r d 
Thomas, J. L.

Company 3 Black, 

Knight, R. A.; G uthrie,

~ ’ f 'w • • J* f I 

* 

tution where th** main 
p re p a r e for war. 

i m p u l s e is to I 
I

No doubt 
in 

it will astonish even the 
stu d e n ts 
to hear 
the U n iv e rs ity 
what bas been already accomplished:

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the p r e p a r a tio n 
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EXPRESS FEATURES 

TEXAS U. AS CAMP

Lomax Sum m arizes Work o f Student* 

ami Faculty Since Beginning 
of \\ ar.

out the cam p. Red bugs, or “ chig 
ireTS,” seem to re s e n t o u r intrusion in 
these p a r ts , an d have d eclared w ar 
on everyb ody , Hence, s c ra tc h in g has 
become a v ery p o p u la r exercise.

Not all of the “ c e le b ritie s ” a r e in 
Com pany 3. Robert Field, H e n ry Le* 
Taylor, Bill Calvin, and I a r e p rivater 
in the r e a r ra n k o f Squad H in com 
pany ti. B e rt W alker is also a p n - 
' u t e in the r e a r r a n k s o f Company 4 
is “ Top S erg ea n t” 
Mead G riffin 
in 
C om pan y 4, 
In fa c t, a stroll down the 
cam p s tr e e ts will reveal m an y faces 
fa m ilia r on the cam pus. Com pany 3, 
how ever, c o n ta in s m ore T exas men 
th a n a n y o th e r com pany. T h e y Ur»
.
, 
M ,,,r of h av in g the best company 
th e ir boa at 

*nt ire cam p, and 

. 

,n *hc

not ill founded.

BOYS MAY HEAR 

SERMON BY PREXY

J f- 

Out (if the total im mber of fifty , all 
i)r membership h ave been 
lwi txcept SLV, 
I laces of the U rad- 
k Department. Miss E u d o ra H aw - 
resigned 
s e r g e a n t- a t - a r m s ,
Miss Juliet Miller w as elected in 
place.

as 

>T0 H O L L I S T E R IS 

F£ATl RE O F M O N D A Y ’S 

Y VV. G IR L S* M E E T I N G

G(> to Hollister” w as the slog an of
, ,rday’s Y- VV- 11‘c o ting. T he an- 
i national convention is to be held 
in J u n e , and 
0 lste,\ Missouri, 
Enthusiasm is being a ro u se d in 
fids here.

meeting- yesterday w as in th e
nunia’iirj < inference, w ith
by sev eral

repred i t e d 

. ° 
J • Ult. 

’ ul! of “p t P.” arui w ith delega- 
songs ready

lnn^ the morning session, C har- 

!t n" a
Margueri t e Jo h n s
ai s’ an'' :m 1 he a f te r n o o n the

in the m ilita ry and commercial o rgan- j C om pany 4

ization of ou r c o u n try since the w ar 

beg an, b u t in addition, the exigencies 

ger, A. T.* 
more, WL D.

Brown, IL K.+ ; G ran- 
l*owell, W. B.*; Whit-

of th e situ a tio n bid f a ir to speed up 

a g r ic u ltu r a l as well 

as mechanical

to 
science 
point. A s 
e g g s a r e la rg e ly used in the construc­

a previously unheard of 
is well known, milk and 

C om pany 6— Beall, J . ” IL; Bender, 
E.; Bailey, J. W.; Glaze, W. E.; O ld­
ham, W. J . B.; Holley, Geo.: Shehev 
p . . v ie tm a n , C. J .; W aits. II C

VV dsh, J .; Willliama, C. J.*

C om pany 6— B rady, J. J . ; Compton, 

tion of c u s ta r d pie. Since the H. C. 

O. M.; Jones, H ubert.

of L. has risen “ h ig h e r th a n a c a t’s 

bac k ,” however, such delicacies have 

Com pany 

7— B ren n a n , 

E.; 
Brooke, W. M.*; Chilton, J. B.; Hill­
man, FL G.;Sawnz, D.; Sum m erville 
O. C.

R. 

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rn rn. 

I ll 
in 

th e 

c a m p 

lf all 

I.Lltriud Kl. 

th in g s a r e 

su perv ision 

favorable, mor* 

Serm on June IO.

m g a t th.* o f f ic e r s ’ r e s e r v e c a m p at 

ably Return for Baccalaureate 

th a n 2(H) U n iv e rsity men now in tra in 

de n ts fo r the e m e rg e n c ies o f war. The ;*s l “ denlH in ( a m p F u n sto n Will Brob
t hi* 
file s 
Lies 
the R egistrar’s office show 
th a t d id s tu d e n ts a r e a t work in the 
a t Leon 
o ff ic e r s ’ 
t r a in i n g 
th** Na 
sp rin g s, PO s tu d e n ts a r e in 
s tu d e n ts drill 
tional G uard, HOO 
daily under 
of a 
U nited 
.States a r m y o fficer, and 470 
co eds are being tra in e d in the car*’ 
of 
the wounded and sick, while be 
tween 400 and <00 students a r e stu d y­
ing o t h e r p hases of m odern w a rfa re 
such as wireless te le g ra p h y , c o n s tr u c ­
tion of h ig hw ays and bridges, p r e p a ­
ration of .surgical d res sin g s , food con* 
s e n a t i o n , d i e t e t i c s , arid 
s a n ita tio n , 
I n a word, th e re a r e 14 c ourses in Mil­
ita r y Science open to stu d e n ts , with 
an enrollm en t in each r a n g in g fro m 
HOO in m ilita ry drill to 24 in a course 
un the c onstruction o f h ig h w a y s and 
bridges.

tion for c o m m and s, b u t a r e more th a n 
an xiou s to g e t back to Austin for the 
final exercises. More 
th a n f if ty of 
them will receive th e ir d e g re e s this 
year.

in th e hall o f th e H ouse o f R e p r e ­

work six te e n ho urs a d a y in p r e p a r a ­

se n ta tiv e s a t th e Capitol. The men 

will d eliver th e b a c c a la u re a te sermon 

m o rning , when P r e s id e n t R. K. Vinson 

the* c o m m e n c e m en t e x e rcise s Sunday 

Leon S p r in g s will a tte n d in uniform 

•am 00R . f 
*, Mrs {• 
t i , 

, ,,

also.

and F rid a y 

*W iJI drill T h u rsd a y 

,,,,,, 
...... .............. ^ 
The following men, 

ponding n u m b e r as th e ir own: 

been alm o st forbidden. B u t behold— 
the f o r e s ig h t of the f a th e r s of the 
s h a c k s caused them to put up a shack,
c o n ta in in g th e Schools of A g ricu lture 
a b s e n t from
and B otany, next to the Feed shack, aftern oo n drill, will r e p o r t for extra 
and T h u rs d a y a t 
or Caf. This w as done because of di ill W ednesday 
the g r e a t e r ease in utilizing 
the g r e a t e r ease in utilizing a discov- 7:4;. a. rn. with com p any of c o rre s­
e r y m ade by th e profe sso rs of Agri 
c u ltu re and Botany while e x p e rim e n t­
in g in th e ir ten by eleven and a half 
foot baby g a rd e n . They now cross 
an e g g p la n t with a milkweed, and
j th u s produce th e luscious custard pie
* 1 
*}Y A d a I f o r which “ the r a b b le ” a re wont to
.'K> i , an d M adg e plank down th e ir h a rd -e a rn ed nickels.
But in addition to this, the new v a­
edible conforms 
rie ty o f 
s tric tly to th e rules of m athem atics.
a i n c n y 10 ine r u le s or m a in e m a u c s. forth, J. L.; Halporn, N. B.; Jolley, I Physics, Prof. J. M B r y a n t 
W hile th e r e is absolutely no supersti- j G. (*.; Lancaster, H, IL; Nolen, R. FL; School of Electrical E n g in e e rin g *n U ,i' ‘p l *Bi*nttttiveH a t 10 
tion connected, it has been found beat, Phillips, II. A. 
to p la n t a t the ho ur of fo u r in the I Com pany 
to p la n t a t th e h o u r of fo u r in t h e ' C om pany 5— Bullen, Chas.; W r o e , : Zoology. 
a l 
I 
• 
th e second day of 
m o r n in g on 
m onth, fou r seeds two inches 

tr a in in g sta tio n here, a f t e r s p e l l i n g 1 r « i 
lack; Davis, J. L.*; King. J. P.*; N e l - lo n e m on th tr a in in g in aviation a t To I TK 
son- E. CL 

M em bers of the fa c u lty a r e a n s w e r ­
ing the call of th e ir co u n try in an a d ­
n u m b e r 
m ira b le m anner. Q uite 
have entered ( a m p
three have been 
mre* nave oeen detailed by the g o v -! 

Company 2 -A dam s, T. W.; Cham p- 
man, J. A.; C a rte r, R. B.; Dolan, IL 
AU; Carl, T. G.; C henault, L. L.; bar­
win, J. C.; Green, P. IL; Feeble, Don; 
Lubben, Ja c k * ; M 'A n e lly , S. M.

C om pany 4— G ardner, K. S.; Go- Dr. S. I a-ray Brown of th e School of t 

Dr. T. S. P a in te r o f th e School** f !’f <<*s ' i0n of 

ronto, C anada T h ese th r e e men a r e !

to establish an a e r o p l a n e 7 

___....................................

C om pany 6— G ray, L. N

C om pany . I - B a rn a rd , 

Chas.; W r o e , ! Zoology

the E. I
, 
, 

ve g eta ble 

( em merit 

J.ll.; Beall 

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fou r 

, 
seeds two inches C om pany 6— G ray, L. N .; H ays, G. 
fo u r th m onth, 
deep. E a c h p la n t 
be T.*; Hooper, S. S.; 
m u st a lw ays 
w a te re d w ith f o u r gills of w ater, 
*v ** *VU1 ft'110
1 
ministcrec' w ith 
tw*o m otions of the 
hand. Ai th e end of the fo u rth day
nana. A i the end o f the fourth day 

sons F.; Taylor, J. ( . 

Company 7 
Com pany 7— C u nn in gh am , 

J. 

. 

It is v ery proable t h a t m any o f the
faculty men have o f f e n d their serv-
the g o v e rn m e n t person a I Iv es-
tho.-e in the School of Chem-
j (atry, the E n g in e e r in g D e p a rtm e n t,
^__,„ v 
B.; and th** B uerau o f Economic Geology

aij

ad- Lawrence, B. A.; Mueller, IL J .; P a r - fa c ia lly 

Jones, D. B.*; i*-**s to 

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av n io rn ,n >f a t 

' 
’ l!i,ltle on
th e H ouse of 
The
k. 
profeshor.-;, g ra d u a te s
' ‘ 1 ‘ hisses will sta rt fro m the main
I 
h i l l lf l l M f g 
4 k g, 
the U n iv e rsity a t 9:30 
build in g a t 
o ’clock. Much in te r e s t a tta c h e s Itse lf 
to the speech of Dr. Batt!**, who will 
have com pleted tw e n ty five y e a rs of 
devotion to the best in te re s ts of th* 
U niversity in Jun e.

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Prof. F re d e ric k W. Sim onds is th 
facu lty c h a ir m a n 
in c h a r g e of com 
men* e m e n t a r r a n g e m e n ts . The H a s 
| day exercises will be held on th e cam

h f u ! w h,le I PO* Monday m oaning, June l l .
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‘ a , “’ now “ " “ king

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t h ‘iy h a d h a d * a n d t h e
had received a t
p ro m ise d
and a s helpful in-

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r e tu r n e d 
re c e ntly 
ofn ‘ Ur ing:s tra in in g cam p be- 
i.i 
' ’ v ng o u t ” now in 
1 ere are being tr e a te d a s le-

the kaW fUC I th e s Pr o u t a PPear^ above the ground. J H e g a r, Jan.; Hickerson, J a c k ; Moor* , arid Technology.

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tS Ab° r e ' e n te re d W hen the second week has passed, the N. IL; Noyes, C. T.
u su a lly 

a tta in e d 

the 

'

S,ty fro^ the 14th to the 
^! i ' er‘t m o n th a r e 
re-
to • 
6 : 'fteen h o u rs of w ork 
ak* 
th e 17th to 
,0Se 
m ’ 
line h 
s; from th e 21st to 
i pf:*!, ^Jr>* * and th ose fr o m th e 
’ SlX hours* C re d it in all 
will be given th e

f r °m 

s for 

th«* rest of th e te r m .

have 

p la n ts 
Companies 2-1 and 102— These men 
h e ig h t of a b o u t fo u r inches. A t the will drill writh Com pany 2— Howard, 
end o f two m o n th s th e se hybrids pro- E . R.; In g e n h u e tt, A. I!.; Lowrey, N. 
duce fo u r full-sized c u sta rd pies. We F.J Baldwin, W. J .; B uchanan, I). IL; 
have ne doubt b u t t h a t a t least p a r t L an gfo rd, P. A.
of th J fh e r.o m en a l s u c c e s s a tta in e d in ■ 
the e x p e r im e n ts is due to the fr e q u e n t J silo . 
p re se n c e o f th e band n e x t door, a s 
exp lain ed in F r i d a y ’s T exan. 

CATT. R. P. CO U SIN S.

* Wi l l drill F rid a y 

and S a tu rd a y 

By o rd e r of 

j 

The unsual ac tiv ity in the U n iv e r­
sity, due to m ilitary tra in in g , coupled 
with th*- ceasing of a th le tic and s o ­
th* 
cial a f f a ir s , shows its e f fe c t on 
stu d e n t body. The knowledge 
lying 
hidden in books does not g r e a tly a t ­
tra c t th e minds of these y o u n g peo­
ple bent on helping th e ir co un try , and 
^ it is g e n e ra lly recognized th a t s tu d y ­
ing is a t its ebb tide.

S T A ( Y 

I N S E C R E T S E R T I C E

H arw ood S tacy , an a lu m n u s of the 
U n iv ersity, and until re c e n tly a s t u ­
d e n t in the L aw D e p a r tm e n t, is now 
in W a sh in g to n City, hav in g been call­
ed th ere to a c c e p t a n a p p o in tm e n t in 
th** F ederal .Secret Service.

It i« m ore th a n probable t h a t he 
will sh o r tly be s e n t to F ia n c e , in line 

I with his du ty .

So m etim e ago , in connection with 
th e ir work, the Ju n io rs in the He b o d 
if A r c h ite c tu re were given a problem 
in the design of a church. The work 
on this problem has b*»-ri p ra c tic a lly 
•ornpleted, arni a new one has been 
th** design o f an 
assigned. This 
c o n te st 
fo r 
a l t a r 
th e 
a m o n g 
been a r ­
th e s tu d e n ts 
rang ed , with a prize f o r the on** who 
for the most 
plans 
(u rn s out 
the 
ch urch ly a l ta r . 
com m ittee of 
Th** 
judges who will decide upon th** r e la ­
tive m e rits o f the de sig n s s u b m itte d 
will be comported of m in isters 
f r o m 
* he c h urch es o f Austin.

is 
church, A 

has 

An in te r e s tin g c o n te st Is looked for, 
the 
w.th h a rd work on 
Hti d i r t s , arm it is believed t h a t th e ir 
d e sig n s will be o f a high order.

the part o f 

S E C T IO N T W O W IN S D E B A T E

lh*’ second in te r se c t ion debate be 
tween the Public S p e a k in g classes of 
Messrs. M ikesell, arui D uffey 
took 
place yesterday afternoon, section 2 
w inning by a unanim ous decision over 
section 5. The question d ebated wa*, 
“ Resolved. T h a t M ilitary T ra in in g 
the 
Should B** Mad** P e rm a n e n t 
U niversity of T e x a s .”

in 

I beige inter-section debates a re c r e ­
a tin g much in te re s t in the work on 
th e p a r t o f the m em bers o f the va- 
rious classes, and a re bringing out 
t he qualities o f some excellent debat­
er** who will be good m aterial for 
V a r-ity te a m s in the future.

ear the Band Concert Tonight 7:30 At Band Stand

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 from the mouth
 melodramatic hero, but 
remember Mother cannot appre­
Polish 
ciate it to tile fullest. 
your vocabulary, erase the dole­
ful shadings from around your 
words, and attem pt to inveigle a

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the Student A ctivity fee. 
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I s s u e Editor lod ay
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w. R. Cole. 
Paul Boynton 
Hulon Black 
Mab H a rriso n 

Reporters.
M»ud
Mary Walker
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Annie Mae M erna

Mildred M cl* u g h lin .

K N T K K T A I M N I , T M K B O > S .

The Austin business men who 
are attem pting to raise $3500 
in a two days campaign lur the 
Y. M. C. A. army work met with 
phenomenal success yesterday. 
Every 
small 
contributor—no 
number—realized th a t his dol­
lar would do much in providing 
recreation 
for Uncle Sam s 
••Tommies.’* All were anxmous 
to help, because it is human na­
ture to give when actual results 
are within our very sight-

the 

Take the work at Camp Fun­
ston. Coincidentally the cost of 
equipment there has been set at 
*500(1 _ exactly 
amount 
sought in Austin- Austin and | 
the University 
then 
full share of men for the Coon 
Springs camp, and they ought to 
be spontaneously willing to aid 
the “YV* army work.

supplied 

The girls are to be com m ended 
upon the spirit shown yesterday 
morning, when they gave gener­
ously at the call o f their secre 
tary, Mbs Davidson. Their giv­
ing is highly unselfish, while 
every dollar donated by a man 
may bring to him returns a hun 
to the 
dred-fold when he goes 
front

GO INTO REVERSE.

BY BILL RUGGLES.

William B. Buggies, an alum­
nus of 
the University, who is 
now sporting editor of the Gal­
veston News, writes the follow­
ing poem following a statem ent 
by President Vinson th at “The 
public does not seem to realize 
the gravity of 
the occasion. 
Many of 
these boys who are 
marching away will never come
back:

No more from th* 
are shrilling—

m elee the signals

Gone are th e p la y e r a -th e gridiron

is cleared—

\To mort to the stru g g le the bleach­

ers are th rillin g—

N ever again will they cheer or be

cheered;
Where the 

ivy-glossed w alls o f the 

college are agein g ,

Y ouths, free of care, th ey ’ll come

soever again—

In the crucible tried, where the battle

Those who return will com e back to

is raging,

them — men!

l igh tly , they go, With no th o u g h t for

the m orrow—

A song on their Ups, they are dril -

ing today— 

,
•‘Pro patrol mori d o lce!” Rat t el e s

sorrow 

,

For those left behind when they re

m arching aw ay 

ll,-hind f..r tho harder task w atching

W ith a prayer for th e lad for away

and w a i t i n g ,

O f 

the foam

Lightly they march 

there is no hesi-

luting 

.. _
( ;od guide them and guard their

. 

and bring them safe hom e.

We are c o n s i d e r in g the move 
p u b lis h i n g the exam schedule 
In the editorial columns so we 
can truthfully say that at least 
„ue morning everybody turned 

to o u r p a g e I it s!.

More 

than one denizen of 
Camp Funston paid railroad tare 
to Austin Saturday ju st to show 
the lone lady how a khaki suit 
n a k e d when draped upon the 
specific.

Do it now! Before you h av e[

We have been gluily in the I 
past and do not guarantee s tin t J 
future, but 
the 
absolution in 
after a painstaking editoi ha.*' 
fruitlessly ransacked his mute 
brain for a thought and turns to 
his exchanges in hopes of land­
ing a fit idea, and tinds nothing 
but “For Humanity,0 “The 
Flag,” “Our Struggle,” “Duty 
F irst,” he naturally 
feels that 
the college press is attem pting 
to reform this world’s evils in 
too short a space. As we say, 
we have had the same blood up 
on our hands, but at the same 
time other editors, when looking 
o \e r our column—taking 
for 
granted th a t they compliment us 
to this degree—have never tail­
ed to 
som eth in g besides 
dire war comment and heavy
opinion.

find 

g,ve an itemized
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which
a. u ~ 
list of alibis for tho exams wlm ti 
are threatening.

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Ye Sunday night daters—re-
the same
ii Have 
m e m b e r you n*m
courses Wednesday as you had 
yesterday, and th a t the Majestic 
circuit has not been closed lor 
the summer.

It seems 

the Frazer 
to us 
would do much better if she ad­
vocated anti-feline instead ot 
anti-canine cruelty.

How many pieces 

is a pie; 
Four yesteryear, five now, six in 
a short time. Four, live, six 
count ’em.

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C H A PEL NOTICE.

JU

II 

Nothing enraptures a 

red­
wood more than patriotism ; and 
yet nothing is so refreshing as 
let’s 
variety. College editors, 
attem pt 
local 
to correct our 
evils before we go into a Nation­
wide business. 
your over- 
serious subjects deal with local 
conditions, change tactics w rite 
about the beautiful sky or the 
least 
harmonious mosquito at 
one day in the week. 
I he stu ­
dents who need straightening 
out will appreciate it, and your 
shot next day will have that
much more effect.

Students can take 

the same 
advice. For them es forget the 
war after you have w ritten the 
first nine, and watch the prof 
give an A on number 
ten be 
cause of his appreciation. Switch

The usual Monday m orning 
song service w as fairly well 
attended and very much en­
joyed. A vote was taken as 
to* the best kind of a program 
for the Chapel hour, and it 
w as alm ost unanim ously de­
cided that the plan of sand- 
w ishing 
talk s and the d e v o ­
tional ex ercises w as m ost sa t­
isfactory. H was also de­
cided that an oecasinal sp e­
cial m usical program was de­
sirable. 
In accordance with 
these decisions, there w ill he 
a soloist this m orning, Mr. 
Henry E vans, who is so well 
known and adm ired as a 
singer. Then on VV ednesday 
Mr. Sm ith o f the U niversity 
M ethodist Church w ill begin 
a series of talks, to extend' 
through the week.

JU
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JU

For COMMENCEMENT

S e l f - F illin g
Fountain Pen
n o n -l e a k a b l e

'Y y 'H E N a dog bites me once,
’rn through with it. Same 

way with a tobacco.

V E L V E T is ag ed in th e 
w o o d fo r tw o y e a rs to 
m a k e it th e s m o o th e s t 
s m o k in g to b a c c o .

Player Piano Rolls 30c 
Popular S h eet Music 10c

J. R. Reed Music Co.

G if t s w ith, a p u rp o se

A Gift that is an expression—a 
reminder of friendship— an 
in­
dication of respect, or love— that is what 
you want for a Graduation Gift.

We have a great variety of most appro- 
Dilate gifts A Conklin Fountain Pen, for in. 
stance Expressive, practical. A gift with a 
purpose. Fills itself in an instant. $2.o0 and up.
UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE

The American National Bank

IN AUSTIN, TEXAS

 
t A l 11 AL $.10 ), i 

i ; i <; r Ei,NM‘:NT " S

r e s o u r c e s $5,000,000

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SOLICITS YOUR ACCOUNT
^ 

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Geo. W. Littlefield, I'resident 
K. C. R o b e r d eau, Vice-President, 
I,. J. Schneider, I. ashier. 

j 

u A W r o c . V ic e -P r e sid e n t.
Vice-I'reiidenL
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Assistant Cubit.
•

Carl T. W iden, A s s is t a n t C a sh ier

Eye Examiners

And Makers of
QUALITY g l a s s e s

THE STELFOX CO.
J. Thus. W ard 
Optometrist in ( harge.

It is an n o u n c e d t h a t th e P ac 
His will he out by Saturday, but 
I'com M a n a g e . McKeever we un­
d e r s ta n d it will also he "in.’

S o rn e lr ° vv 
France” seems 
sombre.

“ S o m e w h e re 
s o m e w h a t 

in 
too

THE ELLIOTTS’

The Cactus bas gone to press, but 
THE ELLIOTTS 
hav en t gone anywhere We are 
I right here, ready, willing, and 
I anxiously waiting to make those 
“nice” fancy pictures th at you 
I were w anting as soon as 
rush was over.

W A. ACHILLES

t h e p i o n e e r g r o c e r

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

“ If it is good, we h av e i t /
“ If we h av e it, it is good.

Special A tte n tio n to Sorority a n d Fra 
te rn ity H ouses

Both P h o n es 865 

$08-10 W . 16th

SWANN
Furniture and Carpet 
Company

We Furnish More Home*

There Is a Reason

Our Kodak Prints are guaranteed not to fade- They rf 

lunk as well ten years from now as they do 

da. 

you get them.

J o rd a n Co.

‘We Make Kodak Prints Every Day.

THE ELLIOTTS’

610 Congress

Branch at Van Smiths’

ORDERS TAKEN

For Punch and Fancy Molds and Brick I 

* iea 

For AH Occasions

Griffith Drug Co;

(Scarbrough Building)

Have You Lost 
Anything?

Did you know 

th a t advertising 

Texan was th e best w ay to recover 
Texan reaches the entire student 
' ‘ 
are one cent rer word for the firs 11 ■ 
and a half-cent for each additional in-

tioB 

JNO. L. MARTIN 

 
n m i T r v r V T T A VI P G A K i t 
FO R S T U D E N T LAM PS A N D 
S U P P L IE S 
E V E R Y T H IN G ELECTRICAL 

^ i f S
“The Machine 'i*
Eventually B

1 . : ^ * Yofl '

Phone 

.20 

««» Con*"* 112 W. 7th St.

For Convenience and 

Service

Cactus 
T ea R oom

2208 Guadalupe 

Open 7:30 a. rn to 8 p. rn

I 

Regular Meals or a la

Twas skating last spring term , | 

And “ ukes'' in the I all,
But now studes and co-eds 
Heed Woodirow’a call.

Notice the patriotic effusion? 
In th is ease, our sentim ent is 
much loftier than the mechanics 
ire perfect.

Did you know that un­

less you read the adver­

tisements in The Texan 

and give

your trade to

those firms that adver-

tise, 

vou

decrease 

its 

value as an 

advertising

medium.

 T H E 

D A I L Y 

T E X A N

SOCIETY

and ETC.

B E F O R E L E A V I N G F O R H O M E

Buy a good Trunk, Suit 

( ase or Traveling Bag. 
will prove a good 
in v est­
ment. We have the largest 
stock of fancy leather g o o d s 
in the State. 

It Ip

Expert repairing.

ROBT. MUELLER & BROTHERS

O STIN TRI NK FACTORY 

510 Congress Ave. 

Rhone 2«T!l

—/ h e y 

do more 

than please 
the taste

A cigarette th a t sim p ly p lea ses th e taste 
does only a partoi w hatacigarette.yAo«/rfd«— 
Besides p leasin g th e ta ste, C hesterfields 

do another th in g , a mw th in g — 

Chesterfields let you know you are smoking 
“ v I T I S F Y ' 9 I
‘S A T I S H 
i i . . . 
-they 
And yet, th e y ’re m id i 
The blend does it— it's th e unusual skill 
in proport toning th e pure, natural Im ported 
md D om estic tobaccos. A n d th e blen d 
can’t be copied.

C h e s te r fie ld s w ill p r o v e to you th a t there 
can l>e more to a c ig a r e tte than good taste. 
Try them and see. Today.

<*^My*>u3o4aeGo Ox

2 0 for IO C

Chesterfield

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

They “Satisfy"!-and yet they're Mild

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COLLEGE NOTES

N athaniel Jacks, Editor
Harvey B. Henry, A sso cia te.

Joffre V isits Penn.

into 

Fervid patriotism m a rk e d 

th e big 
rwntion B ruit red 
to Field M a rs h a l 
Joffre and 
fo rm er P r e m ie r Viviani 
thousand P h ila d e lp h ia n s. 
by twenty 
The thousand u n d e r g r a d u a te s of Old 
Penn formed 
co m pa nie s and 
marched in front of a re v ie w in g sta n d 
and then stood a t a tte n tio n while th e 
distinguished French envoys inspected 
them. The F n iv e rs ity 
o f P e n n s y l­
vania conferred 
the D octor o f Law s 
upon Joffre and Vivinani. Colum bia 
University has also co n fe rre d honor- 
J o f f r e , V iviani, 
ary 
Lord (,'uniiffe, and 
by p ro x y upon 
Hon. Arthur Balfour.

degrees upon 

Solomon 

I h u l l e b u g D’Yizem an

says that frequently a y o u n g m a n has 
so much >«*n• t h a t a college e d u c a ­
tion doesn’t unfit him fo r a u seful c a ­
reer.

war.

tw en ty five girls b a n d a g e th e ir su p ­
posed wounds.

To E nfore Cap Tradition.

th a t 

Tho Sophom ore co m m itte e of 

the 
U niversity of W isconsin ha d e te rm in ­
ed 
the e n fo rc e m e n t of the cap 
nj JU ti,* F r e s h m a n be b r o u g h t up be­
f i r e 
student court. They have 
the illumes of a bout tw e n ty some odd 
I F re sh m e n who have r e fu se d to follow 
the cap tradition.

lh* 

F ig h t Senior E n g in e e rs and G rau- 
ato.s have deft the U n iv e rsity to tak e 
Fore River 
up positions with 
the F ast, 
Shipbuilding C o m p an y 
while fo u r student a s s i s t a n t s in w ire­
less have left to ac c e p t positions with 
the United .States g o v e rn m e n t.

th e 

in 

O xford Honors Dr. Van Dyke.

Oxford U n iv e rsity 

has conferred 
upon Dr. H en ry Nan Dyke the honor­
a r y d e g re e of Doctor o f I iv ii Law. 
Dr. Van Dyke w as 
the 
United S ta te s M inister 
to Holland, 
and he is the f i r s t A m e ric a n to r e ­
ceive a d eg re e fro m O x fo id since the 

fo rm e rly 

I*. H o sp ita lity a L«»st A rt?

the 

to g r a s p in g . 

Is the am i* nt a rt o f h o sp ita lity to 
lost a r t s ? 
be numb**red am o n g 
Am erica to d a y is an a m b itio u s A m e r­
ica. One m u s t s t r u g g l e to rise , and 
rising oft m e a n s climbing, a n d climb 
This 
ing leads easily 
u ltra -m o d e rn sp irit 
re stle s s n e s s 
has p< m ea te d th e very w a rp and woof 
of ou r bt ings. The f e r m e n t of “ g e t ­
ting on ” has infected t h a t place m ore 
sacred th a n 
itself, the 
tem ple 
In m a n y a m odern fam ily , the 
home. 
home s ta n d s chiefly 
its 
m em bers a s a place to s t a y while one 
is p r e p a r in g to go elsewhere.

to m ost cif 

the 

o f 

his 

H o sp ita lity m ay dwell in th e finest 
house, o r it m ay not have a roof to 
all its own. We learn fro m th e d ia ­
ries of th o se who tr a v e le d ov er th** 
unfenced p ra ir ie s before T e x a s had 
Jerome a S ta te , t h a t w h e re v e r a fron- 
ie rsm a n had 
cabin or 
bu ilt 
to k eep off 
stretched a w agon sheet 
the w e a th e r , th e re the s t r a n g e r was 
welcome. He did not h e s ita te to sh are 
■villi! gly his bu ffalo robe, or his la st 
In modern 
je rk e d m e a t. 
m rtion of 
nstances, th e h o ste ss actually, fe a r s 
to a ro u se in h er g u e s t ’s mind a com 
♦a ii son b e tw e e n the lack of m a te r ia l 
in h e r own 
•omfort an d a d o rn m e n t 
Mime arui 
th e richness and opulence 
if the g u e s t ’s home. T h a t a tt itu d e is 
vrong en tire ly / fo r th e s p ir it o f c h a r 
tv, of love, of h o s p ita lity ta k e s no 
bough t o f lavish e n te r ta in m e n t.
leaves 

th e 
J n iv e r s i ty th is y e a r resolve, no mat* 
**r what h e r a m b itio n s o r h e r ma* 
t rial c irc u m s ta n c es , 
to m ak e on* 
th e world, “ horn**.’ 
no re c o rn e r in 
Nit bough you 
y o u r worldly 
c a r r y 
roods in a s t e a m e r tr u n k , th e s p irit 
if ho.-{vitality is a th in g you can tak« 
n y o u r h e a r t. Do not lie a f r a id to 
•ffcr 
t h in g as 
inly as frie n d s h ip itself, and, fo r the 
»ne who m is u n d e r s ta n d s , 
th e r e ar* 
en wh*- i i will art th en way uplifted,
b e f a n <* you wa r** willing it* 
I p m . t
h ire w it Ii t bern 
a lit!Ie w bile, 
for 
vhat, to you, is home.

Let e v e ry w om an who 

it. Hospitality' 

is a 

- , 

i

o rg a n iz in g 

tim** sc arc itie s , 

Th** g irls in th e IL Iv D e p a rtm e n t 
lad b e tte r be 
an anti 
;*iuirrel society, for iii th«*>e d a y s of 
t a r 
old n u t 
amies in h a n d y . What with m a k in g 
leunut soup, 
bread , and 
b u t t e r n u t 
th ey 'v e gone quite 
icachnut b u tte r , 
i i its on ttu* c on se rva tio n of nuts.

a n y 

•:* 

* -I* * * * * * -I* * * *

»t«

F E L IN E I HAZINGS.
By tile “ Campus Cat,**

Miss Alma P hilipps and b ro th e r, ll. 
A. I hilipps, were called to Colorado 
( i t / Sunday night 
th e sudden 
d ea th of th e ir fa th e r.

by 

Mr. Evans Adkins has re tu r n e d to 
Leon Springs, a f te r a short visit with 
friends in the city.

I T h e U niv ersity classes o f the AH 
j S aint s ( ha pel Sunday School went to 
; I'-iii Creak S a tu rd a y for a n all-day
picnic.

Miss Less ye Green sp ent th e week- 

I end ’n Sari Marcos.

has return ed 
I Miss Crystal Ross 
; thorn Lockhart, w here she went to a t ­
tend the funeral of her a u n t.

L. h b a rro w , who is stationed at 
t a m p VV deem, spent Sunday at his 
home ii, Austin.

' d i \ ' r t annin came over from Leon 
and retu rned 

S p rin g s on S a tu rd a y 
S und ay afternoon.

Miss Florence Mercer, who was op­
e ra te d on F riday morning fo r a p p e n ­
dicitis, 
is reported to be very much 
b e th r.

Miss Bernice S tell h as as h e r guest 
her } randm other, Mrs. M. R. Rogers 
of Brownsville.

Brooks Henderson is visitin g a t his 

hemp in Waelder.
Philip ( iark 

came over Sunday 

m orning trom Cam p Wilson.

I Mrs. A. I. Massev 

has r e tu r n e d 

from a visit to friends iii Temple.

L 

J: Moss, who is m tr a i n i n g at 
I ** n .Springs, spent Sunday in A ustin.
Mrs. Geo. Abbot, who has been vis- 
j d i n g her d a u g h te r, Miss Elizabeth 
left y e ste rd a y a f te rn o o n for 

Abbot, 
her home in San Antonio.

Miss Lucy Joh n so n o f San Marcos 
has been visiting at th*- T h e ta House 
t h ’s week.

Mis Kathleen MeCallum, who has 
been ill for the past week, is still u n­
do • to resume h e r U n iv e rsity work.
Mrs. <). M. Colston w as th e guest 
of her sister, Mrs. FL M. Speer, S a t ­
urday.

MB- Fannie A. Sim m s was called 
to her home in Chicago Sund ay night. 
due to th ' illness of her m o th er.

An ii ter f r a te r n ity dance was held 
at the S A. iv F r a t e r n i ty lions** last 
night by the Ion** and lonesome s t u ­
dents, who 
to 
so m e th in g 
needed 
‘p e p ” them up before finals set in.

Mi SS Ro sehud Segal, who is 

ill a t 
the A ustin S a n ita riu m , is im pro ving 
steadily, and hopes 
in school 
again next week,

la* 

to 

alias Louise Berry' is spend in g the 

week a t the Zeta House.
Miss Willie Blunt 

of G eorgetown 
s p e n t the week-end a t the W o m a n ’s

.T« 
> 
•J* 

with the women; sixty being out for 
practice daily.

Girls Econom ize.

Volunteers W anted.

A call ha been issued in th e S ta te 
of Montar a for v o lu nte ers who a r e 
willing to sit as if in pain fo r t h i r t y 
minutes, while the “ f i r s t a i d ” c lass of

Girls of 

Indiana U n iv e rsity are 
p la n n in g to abolish high heels, tr e a ts 
th a t 
betw een meals, and e v e r y th in g 
ten ds 
physical 
s tr e n g th . Baseball is now the vogue

to w eaken 

th e ir 

O u r Daily Pome.

The sofa holds th e two,

He and she;

But fa th e r found them sittin g there, 

II** 

 

arui 

she.

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Ten Barbers. 

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Jdrinl

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brimming glnis o f pure deli* iou mach*

V* h e f t Vt t i l W u n t 

ta 

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. I t it* ll

1847 

1916

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WHOLES A EE GROCERS 
And 

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W holesale Dry Goods, Notions
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TFX AS

Cornell University Medical College

IN T H E ( ITV OF NEW YORK

A dm its grad u ates of the I niversity of T exa s presenting 

the required Physics, C hem istry, and Biology.

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

Graduate courses leading to A. JVI. and Ph.D. also offered 
under direction o f the Graduate School of Gomel! U niversity

Applications for adm ission are preferably made not later 

than June, Next session opens Septem ber 27, 1917.

For information and catalogue, address

T H E D E A N ,

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Box 415

First Avenue and T w en ty-eigh th Street, 
New York, City.

Not i c e !

W hether you are going to buy a suit o f 

clothes, a pair o f shoes, a cold drink or a 

ticket to a m oving picture show, alw ays tell 

the man that you saw his advertisem ent in 

The Texan.

VV hen you buy anyth in g from anyone that 

does not ad vertise in The Texan, tell them 

that if you are to 

continue 

to buy from 

them that you shall expect them to ad verted 

in The Texan.

I

T o Our Worthy Cont emporary

W e’ve trie d to lilt full lyricly, 
And o f t o u r colum n sin g s 

Of a n c ie n t spuds,
And Modern duds,

* )f love, an d o th e r th in g s.

We know’ t h a t oft the winged steed, 
Inc* c.tive lacks for flig ht,
Wi*h p o ig n a n t pain,
W e’ve ra c k e d our b ra in ,
To s t a r t him going rig h t.

And old I 'e g a s u s som etim es balks 
We know w h e re o f we sp e a k 

But y o u ’ve the pep 
To save his rep,

An»l keep him flying, Zeke!

Braiding a s th e g u e s t of Miss Mintie 
Price

A mon; 

Misjj E liz a b e th J o h n so n , a f o r m e r 
U niversity s tu d e n t, is a g u e s t a t th e 
T h e ta H ouse fo r the r e s t of th e te rm .
th o se who cam e o v er from 
Leon S p r in g s in th e gen e ra ! exodus 
S a t u i d a y w ere, A lb ert 
FL Goudge, 
Charles F re e m a n , Jo h n B. King, S ta r r 
Pope, H e n r y H a rp e r, Robt. K night, 
Alex Spence, J e r r o ld Belcher, Pink ie 
Duncan, J o h n Kilgore.

J. lf. McClendon of Dallas, Middle 
Law, has boon accepted fo r service 
in the A viation School, which h a s been 
established in the U n iv e rsity , and has 
w ith d ra w n from the Law D e p a rtm e n t.
J. M. S ta c e y h as w ith d ra w n from 
the Ui ivfciMty ha ving accepted a po­
sition w ith 
the 
D e p a r tm e n t c f J u stic e a t W a s h in g ­
ton, I *. CL

th e g o v e rn m e n t 

in 

T Y R O N E -aV *.

an

f o r m - f it
COLLAR

TOPS AND BANDS ARE Cl EVE CCT 
TO FIT TUE SHOULDERS. ^ ^
CLUETT, PEABODY &.CQ /AXMAKER*

H E A R YE!
THE CACTUS IS COMING

Last Sale Now Going On. Get Your 
Ticket at the Corridor, IO to I o’Clock

 SILK
SHIRTS

No boy—you nj? man or
man ever had too m any—
unfortunately most of us
poor mortals do not have
enough We have tried to
remedy the trouble as far as
possible by offering extra
values and giving you by far
the largest stock to choose
from, with a corresponding
If your purse
price range. 
is not fat enough for the
$7.50 and $10.00 Imported
Silks, we have extra values
in very handsome Silks at
4.00 and up. Art or Fiber 
Silks $3.00 and up.

Drop in and see a “car 
load” of Silks in the g reat­
est variety of colorings and 
classy patterns, made by 
Earl & Wilson and other 
first-class shirt makers.

Buy your Knox Straw or 
Panama and Silk Shirts to­

day at

HARRELLS

O N T H E

FIRING LINE

of losing his life while p ro duc ing food 
fo r th e allied world. B u t should this 
se rv ic e s? We 
fact d e p re c ia te his 
should, it occurs to me, he glad th a t 
no fo re ig n foe h a s invaded o u r land 
and m ade it d a n g e ro u s fo r ou r f a r m s 
to l>e 
c u ltiv a te d w ith o u t in c u rrin g 
th e se d e p lo ra b le results. W e should 
be elated over th is fa c t to th e e x te n t 
t h a t we do n o t c h a rg e th is a g a in s t the 
f a r m e r boy! 
Is it ju stic e to him to 
indict h is u se fu ln e ss because it is not 
d a n g e ro u s to labo r on th e f a r m .

O u r P r e s id e n t, who h a s dem on­
s tr a te d such r e m a r k a b le ju d g m e n t in 
m an y m a t te r s , has not failed to place 
the resp on sib ilities w here they rig h tly 
belong. He h a s s ta te d in u n m is ta k a ­
ble la n g u a g e t h a t the success or f a il­
ure of o u r e n te r p r is e will be decided 
by the a m o u n t of food produced by the 
A m erican f a r m e r for th e U nited S ta te s 
and the allied world. Will th e U n iv e r­
sity of T e x a s be equal to th e occa­
sion? Will she show h e r elasticity 
in­
to m e e t the p re se n t d e m a n d s of 
te rn a tio n a l dem ocracy by sa y in g 
to 
the c o l l e g i a t e world: W ereco gn ize tho 
fa c t t h a i a g r ic u ltu r e fo r m s th e roots 
of c u r so c ie ty ; t h a t it is the life g a t h ­
erin g forcev of th e n a tio n s t h a t are 
b a ttlin g to break down P ru s sia n ism 
The f a r m e r boys in th e U niversity of 
T e x a s a w a it the f a c u lty ’s re p o rt.

EM SY II. S W A IN .

PR O D U C T IV E N E SS NS. DF.STKl (■ 
TI VEN ESS.

ie*urn 

I come in from a w eek 's c a m p a ig n 
und er th e direction of th e S ta t e De­
p a r tm e n t o f A g r ic u ltu r e on Food and 
Feeds to find the question of allow ing 
the f a r m e r s ' sons of th e U n iv e rsity 
t i 
to th e ir hom es, u n d e r the 
sa m e provisions g r a n te d those e n lis t­
ing fo r activ e or re se rv e service, still 
being a g ita te d . T h e re has been much 
said on both sides, and th e fac u lty has 
acted a s they Judged b e st, b u t still 
th e question does n o t die. Possibly 
my defe n se w’ill kill it.

A few fa c ts a s to the need of in­

c reased production:

We a r e 900,000,000 b ushels of corn 
sh o rt of norm al production, an d with 
meal a lr e a d y selling a t from $1.90 to 
$2.10 p er sack, a g a in s t th e 60 cents 
or 70 c ents of tw o y e a rs ago.

W e a re 74,000,000 bushels of spuds 
short of norm al production, with lit­
tle p o ta to e s being given in th e place 
of gold medals. We have the H onor­
able C h a rle s L a th ro p Pa c k's, the pres 
the N atio nal E m ergen cy 
ident of 
Food C ommission, sta te m e n t in print 
th a t he paid 25 cents for one potato 
in New York City.

W heat 

is s h o rte r th a n in thirteen 
y ea rs, g o v e rn m e n t’s estim a te of 4 I0,« 
0 0 0 ,0 0 0 bushels and 500,000,000 bush 
cis of th a t alre a d y con tracted for by 
foreign a g e n t s . And yet how much 
w heat do we export under norm al con­

Keep a Box 
of Candy

A lw ays handy. 
the kiddles eat 
but be sure It la

L et 
It— 

Made
In
T e x t* .
Sold
E ve ry­
where.

C A N D I E S
F o r A M E R IC A * 

Q U E E N S .

These d elightful tid ­
bits are pure, w hole­
some and healthy.

Enjoyed 
By A ll 
From Baby 

To G randm a. AjW X he Pound

lose 

th e e x p enses of 

increased a c re a g e , th e m ore 
tedious 
fa rm g a r d e n s , b u t they ca n n o t a ffo rd 
to 
t e r m ’s 
work. P erso n a lly , I have ta lk ed with 
boys who a re in e a rn e st, whose fa th - 
rs a r e a s k i n g th em to come home-— 
md yet, is 
it f a i r t h a t th e y should 
ose this t e r m ’s w o rk ?

th is 

I honor 

some 
g r e a t e s t desire, 

th e boys a t th e o f f ic e r ’s 
ra in in g c a m p s, and y et th e re a r e cir- 
in school 
•umstances holding 
and 
Against th e i r 
those I h o n o r j u s t as tru ly . O ur P r e s ­
ident h as rep e a te d ly declared t h a t th e 
•reducer is j u s t as much a p a r t of 
this f ig h t a s th e d e s tr o y e r —and yet 
he a r m y fo r the d e stru c tio n h a s a l ­
m o st depleted o u r a r m y o f produc 
tion. 
In h ig h -so u n d in g te r m s we eu 
togize th e f a r m e r , the producer, “ the 
found atio n of o u r hope fo r v ic to r y ”- 
on paper. 
In a ctu al practice he is con 
sidered a s h ir k e r , and we vast o u r lau 
<*ls b e f o re the m ilita ry tre a d . 
I will 
ipply f o r th e m ost th rillin g p a r t of 
he w a r g a m e . My f a t h e r an d b ro th e r 
wait and w ork 
to produce. W hich 
job a p p e a ls th e more to a m a n ? Which 
takes th e m o st devotion to hard down, 
m adorned p a tr io tis m ! 
f o r m yself, 
I know w hich I had r a t h e r do— but 
both h a v e to be done, and men w ith 
th e 
minds and can 
prod ucer is m ore ne c e ssa ry now th a n 
the d e s tro y e r. W hat a b o u t it ?

thin k, say 

t h a i 

C U R T IS A. K E E N .

E d ito r’s N o te On a ccount of lack 
th e above a r tic le w a s cu t 

of space 

short.

SA C K !EIV !A L PA TR IO TISM .

ditions ?

Should public service be measured 
the sacrifice made or the risk run 
the p erfo rm a n c e of some d u ty ? Is 
a t the best te st of o ne’s pa triotism ?
• would it be b e tte r to say th a t the 
blic service which serves the most 
is the one to be e n c o u r a g e d 
ople 
ove the o th e r ? 
It is to be under- 
>od t h a t the person doing this lat- 
r nam ed way should not allow the 
iir of personal injury to himself to 
fluence his opinion or his work in 
half of others. B u t if he were so 
uated that he could serve his coun- 
i best by fa rm in g , w hy should this 
fort be discouraged 
to the e x te n t 
ut an o th e r service be exalted above 
g r e a t to be 
? No p raise 
aped upon the y ou ng man who of- 
rs his life as a living sacrifice upon 
e a l t a r of in te rn a tio n a l democracy. 
it the complexities of our present 
ate of society make 
im perative 
a t a nu m b er re m ain on the fa rm to 
ed those 
Failu re 
m id be su re to come should all de- 
r t the f a r m s an d flock to the a r ­
ies and navies.
It will be a d m itte d th a t the Ameri- 
n f a r m e r boy r u n s no unusual risk

the front 

too 

a t 

is 

is 

In fifteen y e a r s the w h e a t produc­
tion has increased less th a n 5 p e r cent, 
while o u r population has increased 21 
per cen t from 1900 to 1910. The cost 
of o th e r food s tu f f s for the sa m e years 
in c re a s e d 80 per cent. N\ hi Ie the to ­
tal cost of living increased 59 per cent, 
g o v e rn m en ta l fig ures.

In 1914 T exas im po rted $200,000,000 
w orth of food s tu ff. 
In 1915 $66,000,- 
000 w orth of canned goods alone, and 
paid one do llar o u t of every fo u r r e ­
ceived fo r th e cotton crop fo r c o m t< 
th e cotton 
feed 

to work 

te a m s 

th e 

with.

All of which show s th e ab solute de­
m an d fo r 
increased food production, 
even if tim es were norm al. W ith the 
world a d m ittin g t h a t th is w a r is to 
be won th r o u g h food production, how 
much m ore n e cessary is it t h a t we, as 
T e x a n s and A m ericans, do som eth in g

to 

I w onder if it t a k e s more manhood 
and c o u r a g e 
tr a in fur an officer 
th a n to cultivate a f a r m , w ith a good 
chance of conscription-—a n d 
is 
an odious nam e fo r th e service any 
to 
Am erican 
the 
C ountry when She 
for h im ? 
F a th e r s of o ur boys a r e a s k in g for 
the sons to come an d help handle the

to give 
calls 

is willing 

t h a t 

WHITE P U M P S

xira nice patterns in fine White (loth Colonial Styles, 

$4.50.

lain Pumps, $3.50 and $4.00. 

anvas Cloth. $2.50.

II have high heels and splendid fitting style.

BURT SHOE CO.

704 Congress Ave.

lupe.

W A N T E D T< > BU Y M en’s second­
hand shoe-. Phone 4597. Geo. R 

Mien, 24i>6 G uadalupe.

B E A U T I F U L line of Philip pine hand 
e m b ro id e ry , sheer w hite m a te r ia l. 
lu st th e t h in g fo r g ra d u a tio n . Mrs.
Old 
5-23

M K en nedy , 2411 Duval. 

ahone 4779. 

ROOMS a t Zeta House d u rin g s u m ­
m er school. Phone 2471 o r 4277.

E L E V E N -R O O M house fo r rent, one-
h a lf block n o rth of U n iv e rs ity on 
5-23

W h itis Ave. Phone 2530. 

FOR R E N T —3104 G a u da lupe St., 
H ouse of five rooms and ba th, la rg e
•losets, m odern conveniences, s o u th ­
east ex p o su re , la rg e y a rd and shade 
Old 
trees, de sira b le neighborhood. 
5-22
phone 3657. 

We give q u a lity an d service with 
our b a r b e r work. Driskill B a rb e r 
Shop, M oritz Silver, Prop. M a n ic u r­
ing an d chiropody a specialty.

PATRONIZE the Co-Op Barber shop 
next to M ajestic Theatre. We take 
in cutting pom ps 

in terest 

especial 
douri.

for 

c o rre sp o n d in g 

AN in te llig e n t person m ay e a rn $100 
m onthly 
news 
p a p e rs; $40 to $50 m o nthly in s p a re 
experience u n n e c e ss a ry 
tim e 
tim e ; 
no c a n v a s s in g ; 
s u g g e ste d 
Send fo r p a rtic u la rs . N a tio n a l P re s s 
B ureau, Room 2654, B uffalo, N. Y
tf

subjects 

The T exas Barber Shop. We please 
1008 Con 

Allen & Oliphant, Props. 
grass.

ST U D E N T S— Go to Palace Barber 
Shop, B asche Bldg., for first-class 

work. B illy W olf, Prop.

A Complete Showing of White J, 
Pumps and Oxfords

DI L L I N G H A M
S H O E C O .

TRY US FOR SERVICE. 

Everything in a First-! lass Drug Store

Joseph’s Pharmacy

622 Congress

Phone 325-335

HOUGH’S AUTO SERVICE

Roth I’hones 861 Day or Night 

5 and 7-Passengcr Cars. Fords and Automobiles 
419 COLORADO STREET 419

C. M. MILLER

Dueler in W all Paper, P aints, Oils, W indow G lass, and Painters’ 
Supplies. Picture Fram ing a S p ecialty. Signs.
807 C O NG RESS A V E.

WHEN YOUK CLOTHES ARE DIRTY, RING 444, AND
t h e y w i l l c o m e b a c k c l e a n o n c e m o r e

DRISKILL HOTEL LAUNDRY
THE LEADING LAUNDERERS

U N IT E D ST A T E S D EPO SITA R Y

The Austin National Bank

OF A U ST IN , T E X A S 
RESOURC ES, $5,000,000.00
O F F IC E R S:

E. P. WILMOT, P resident 
Wm. IL FO LTS, V ice-P resident 
MORRIS H IR SH F E L D , C ashier 
C. M. BARTHOLOM EW , A sst Cashier
FACULTY AND STUDENTS’ ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
NO ACCOUNT TOO SM ALL FOR U S TO HANDLE

A Most 
Attractive Figure

A corset is so personal— so 
m uch a part o f one's very self 
— that it should be most thought- 
fully selected and fitted by a 

skillful fitter.

K e d fe r n M o d e ls e n h a n c e 

figure beauty and correct figure 

defects.

Y ou will appreciate the 
value o f a Redfern C orset, 
and you will like the beauty 
o f form and exquisite dairv 
tiness o f the latest models.

$3 up

For Sale by 

T. H. WILLIAMS CO.

TEXAN WANT ADS

OFFICIAL NOTICES

ads 

T E X A N w an t 

b rin g results.
d ate s, I cent p er word fo r the f i r s t 
insertion, th r e e in sertion s fo r 2 cents. 
Nbsolutely no ad ta k e n over the phone. 
Call a t room 109, Main Building. No 
id ta k e n fo r less th a n 25 cents. P ay 
m ent in ad va n c e a lw a y s req uired .

UK. H. E. B A X T E R , d e n tist, 512 Scar- 

B ro u g h Bldg. Old phone 1316.

OR. E. C. B E R W IC K , d e n t i s t 

Suite 

521 S c a rb r o u g h Bldg. P hone 3160

K a r l’s B a r b e r Shop, 2402 G u a d a ­

R A M S H O R N — R a m s h o rn m e e ts to 
n ig h t a t 8 o’clock s h a rp . E lection of 
offic e rs f o r fall te rm .

P R E S E N T DAY C L U B — R e g u la r 
m e e tin g to d a y a t 5 o ’clock a t N e w ­
m an Club. D isc u ss p la n s 
fo r n e x t 
year. V ery u r g e n t. P re sid e n t.

S E N I O R G I R L S — Buy Sen io r t r o l ­
ley ride tic k e ts in G irls’ S tu d y Hall 
to d ay . M adge Davis.

R E A U A N — R e g u la r m e e tin g T u e s ­
in room 204. Mil­

d a y a t 5 o’clock 
dred M a sters.

AFTER THE GERMAN

Our Fountain Is at Your Service 

We Cater Especially to 

University Students

G R A H A M ’S

Ninth and Congress

W EST A U STIN W INS M EET.

Boy a th le te s of W e s t A u stin scored 
a decisive victo ry over Hyde P a rk on 
( lark Field S a tu r d a y . 
T h e riv a lr y 
w as g e o g ra p h ic a l and not sch olastic in
n a tu re .

M iss B ernice H a r te l, who h a s been 
in

th e p a s t week, 

is a g a in 

ill 
fo r 
school.

5-27

J u d g e J. ( . T ow nes h as been called 
to H o u sto n on a ccount of the serious 
illness c f his son.

I’ll m eet you a t R easonover’e B ar­

ber Shop, L ittlefield B uilding.

A D V E R T ISE IN T H E T E X A N .

President Wilson’s War Message

“ It is a m essage of trem endous eloquence and power. 

dent, every citizen should read it over and over again. 

I Aret btu 
Dean NU 

Battle.

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w ill be given to the A m erican Red C ross Society o f Anteri* a, hut 
want it for the m essage.’’— Uhas. E. M addry.

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In N eat Book I

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You know w h at a nuisanse it is to go in a 
store where there is only one clerk. Well. 
we do, too, so we have provided three to look 
a fte r your w ants and supply them promptly. 
And in busy seasons we increase the number.

We make it our business to p r e v e n t trouble 
from troubling you. We appreciate, in turn, 
your patronage.

W atch for our n ext ad. 

It w ill tell you som e­

thing else you had not th ou gh t of.

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