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again today.

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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 E T H

VOL. XVII.

AU STIN , TEXA S, T U ES D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 6, 1917.

RIKER TALKS ON 

PROBABILITIES OF 
U. S. WAGING WAR

Professor of European History Dis­
cusses Serious Situation Non 
Confronting United States.

LETTERS WRITTEN 

TO CO-ED ALUMNAE

Varsity (.iris Seek Information Con­
cerning Useful Work Done By 
Women Graduates.

BUTTE LECTURES 
TO LAW CLASS ON 
GERMAN QUESTION

Loss of American Lives Will proba­
bly Bring on ( lash—Germans I n- 
likeh to Back Down.

In 

the 

V. hen asked w h a t he thought ot the fifteen girls in 

An interesting bit of work has been 
undertaken by a group of twelve or 
the University, who 
prospects about the United S tates go- have alread y received th eir degrees, 
ing to war with Germ any, Dr. Thud They are w ritin g personal letters to 
th e women students who have oeen 
VV. Biker of the School of History, in 
an unassum ing m anner, told the re-, out for two years, in which they ask 
p o rte r some of his views. 
lo
he said, the j serve a s a guide to fu tu re work, as 
tirs t 
At the outset the professor traced 
United States will avoid recognition well as a test of w hat has been a. om- 
the zone th a t Germ any outlined in her 
formal w a rfare, which would ! p is h e d in the past, by the Y. VV. Ck A. 
of 
note, in which she declared th a t she 
m ean very 
in ^jrls’ clubs, or the courses chosen by 
would block all tra ffic to the extent
definite alliance with the allies, and 
letter the purpose of the ° f sinking vessels found in this area 
to m ake peace until 
a greem ent not 
all are willing. Also it is interesting asking is set down, and then a lift This, all admit, was in violation of the 
to note th at w ar would definitely in­
the 
t e rfe re with 
the spleindid work be­
i n c l u d e s 1 Sussex case, in which she agreed t o
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the rules of em itter w a rfa re in 
ing done with prisoners’ relief.

"The Germ an question is extrem ely 
Professor George 
critical,” declared 
tile g re a te s t a u ­
( ’. Butte, probably 
in this 
thority on 
section of the country, in a talk to 
his class in International Law y ester­
day on the German controversy.

likely a second step 

t h a t G erm any gave 

inform ation which 

internatio nal law 

the individuals, 

follows. 
. 

for certain 

] utii\iv *1- 

j n eat*h 

place, 

This 

in 

is 

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SOPHS DEFEATED 

REPORT MADE ON 

BY FROSH 23-19

NEW CONSTITUTION

Haas and McCullough Star for Frosh. 
Gray and Johnson Play Good 
Game for Sophs.

V s s e rn I) I y 

Discusses 

Proposed 

Changes— Program Arranged for 
Texas Independence Day.

The S tu d e n ts ’ Assembly met 

In a hard-fought game last night, 
defeated 

last
plans 
for the 
the Freshm en 
the Sopho- night and discussed 
mores by the close score of 23 to ll). March 2 celebration. 
The m orning 
Captain Haas started the scoring for p ro gram will be as follows: Speeches 
the Freshm en, and for the firs t half by students, faculty m embers, and 
| lie had no mercy w hatever on the bas- out-of-town alumnus. A fte r this part 
Let, .shooting one goal a f te r another, of the p rog ram has been carried out j 4*
Before the first half was over he had 
to Clark 4* 
five field goals and two fouls. Goudgc, Field, where they will proceed with * V 
the Soph guard, see nu ii to be under 
to keep a fin ger on him. 
The constitution, which was re- 
In the last 
half, however, he got only a foul goal, cently revised by a .student commit- 
tee, consisting of Raymond Myers, 
sward, got two goals in the first half Charlie Francis, Meade Griffin, Guy 
; nd two in the second. George Mc- Rogers, and Dan Williams, was sub- 
a s t a r nutted to the assembly and carefully
» ullough, a t guard, 
... The new constitution will
 
 
 
 
1 the Sophs from counting out 
pre sid e n t’s office

the stud ents will . rep o rt 

the pushball game. 

played 
 

F reshm an for- 

the o ther 

\ oung, 

the 

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of the possible means of serving m e’s I prom ise 
com m unity 
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( onsumers League, Women s ( lubs, a PP*>
Public Health Association, Associated 
Charities, Rural Club work, school which a vessel m ust be hailed, h o r | Unal_ standing. h o r the Sophs, G ray d a n a * the next week or two, where it 

and 11 was hla work ,hllt k ep t d.sc-usswl-
in the be placed 

the case of subm arine w a rfare, 

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fo ur goals rn the f . r a t half; John- may be c r a m m e d by any 
... 
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!• mal
venter, took ou r goals, dents so desiring. 
"■* t h ,s m a tte r by
its next meeting, I

action will 
the asse m ­
b l e r which
My at 
it will be subm itted to the entire stu- 

At the close of the first period, the 

j 111’ stvo'M half, made one goal. 

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CARLSON DISCUSSES HUNGER.

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Until there is a declaration of war, 
th ere is always a chance for reconcili­
i church activity, Hum ane S o c ie ty ! papers and cargo examined, and 
ation without formalities. The United 
and 
I. short, any definite work in d ic a -1 I hey a re belligerent, the ship m ust bo *<>"; 
S ta tes is bound now more than ever 
in
to protect its rig h ts and the lives of I tive
• O f 
the aim of th e ir U niversity 1 fix™ a chance to escape, and save the ‘f 1 
In order to do j "service to the whole people, 
rvice to the whole people.” W here I passengers and crew, if possible. 
its citizens at sea. 
this, Am erica will send arm ed con- 
\o ^ s now with its m erchantm en. This asked to sav vvhat course courses 
is alm ost certain to lead to g re a te r fluence, organization, or club in col- 
hostilities with G erm any, and possi- k g e directed her service to her neigh- 
bly make her declare w a r on us. 
any rate, there would be a w ar 
but name. 

then 
gave the
\ on Bernstorff,
the Ameri-
home. This

in all: ,aV(1 }ier a definite desire to do a par- not within itself ta n ta m o u n t 

p assports, and ordered 
can Minister, Mr. G erard, 

the list is checked, the Texas eo-ed is P resident Wilson 

she had gone out, or severance 

in- G e r m a n Ambassador, 

At I borhood a f te r 

be hut 

if 

in

„ 

The United S ta tes would never have 

| ticular bit of work, w hether it 
largo or small, 

th a t he should form a stable basis, ought to throw a -s hard on u.s as it is with Germany. 

alue” of this or th at, and the good national protest, for 

to 

some 

light on 

It seems 

the question of 

long and sufficiently old 

come to this present crisis if P r e s i - ! The results, since the list is suffi- n o n s * 
d ent Wilson had been firm er in tho ciently 
beginning. 
have threatened Germ any before now. 
W h e n t he Sussex went down, Wilson | 
told Germany that he would break re- u'cumpu.-.Lv.u 
lations if such a deed was done again. 
This th re a t should have come at least 
as early as one day a f te r the sinking 
of 
G e rm any ’s reply 
was the subm arining of the Arabic, 
Persia, and m any o ther m erchantm en, 
a g reat num ber of which were A m er­
ican. These, for the most part, were 
sunk without w arning.

cula activities 
must 
answ er 
W h a t ? ” question, and make the neces­
sary ad ju s tm e n t between school and 
living.

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fo r a g ra d u a te who
the “ A fte r College,

H A S E X P E R I E N C E D

S Y R I A N S T U D E N T

the Lusitania. 

the 

..j 

.. 

M A N Y H A R D S H I P S

of diplomatic relations 

the Sophs rallied in
tin* second fram e and almost defeated 
the followers of Alec in the la s t few
“The severance of diplomatic r e l a - ' m inutes of play. Likewise they came 
not a mode buck stro ng last night, and held th eir 

it can result in war.

is I ame List week 

to war,

lions,” he said, 
ne sald- 

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redress, as m any believe, for it is opponents to a 7 

to (> count,

scoring
'* *s the mo t vital form of inter- while tile game was yet in its infancy,
it holds a na- A rid got a fairly good lead. N e ar the 
iddle of the first half, however, the 

The Freshm en .started their seori

i .

J tio.q out jus..being unfit to associate 
I wi Yk 'a h tf 

>eing
I 'r e s iu e iu

• “Keep Cool" should be the 
watchword of all American 
citizens at the present time.

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No. 97

GARRISON FINISH 

BY TEXAS BEATS 

BAYLOR QUINTET

U U r Sluggish Beginning, Longhorns 
Come to Life and Sweep Baptists 
Off Their Feet.

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Southwestern 
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A waken ing from 

the leth arg y of 
basketball inertia which had left them 
on the slim end of a Pi to 8 score at 
the end of the first half, Texas '■line 
last part of the battle 
buck rn 
last night ami defeated 
the Baylor 
quintet by a tally of 27 to 19.

the 

\ an G e n t’s system of play w'as a 
radical change from any seen in the 
S outhw est in past years. The posi­
tion of center, as such, was practical­
ly dispensed with, and the team based 
their whole offensive regiment on a 
defensive 
a 
guard, was played a t the pivot posi­
tion, and Brown took up “P ig ’s ” old 
job at right guard.

form ation. D lttm a r, 

Snail-like slowness on the p a r t of 
the Longhorns gave Baylor a quick 
lead in the curly p a r t of the game. 
Bill Brown, playing his first game for 
I he Longhorns, was 
the chief goal- 
shooter of the local ag gregation, and
i* tv«w (in.* to hi«i work monied with
as, th a t Texas begun paving the road 
ma
io victory.

In 

the m eantim e the Bears were 

working to g eth er alm ost as a unit.

the Frosh. 
i ext moment overlapped 
Put before the Soph rooters had time 
to celebrate the lead, Haas g ot busy 
f u* the Freshm en and soon had his 
in the lead again. The sec­
coterie 
ond-year men threatened the F re s h ­
men’s lead ag ain near the end of the 
g tine, b u t were unable to shoot enough 
baskets to win the game.

The 

line-up: Freshm en, Young,
F aas, Somerhill, Cox, McCullough, 
Peace, and Davis; Sophomores, Waits, 
G ray, Johnson, Mayer, Baldwin, Rob­
erts, and Pate.

DR. WH AREY ADDRESSES Y. W.

Cr ««'! all neutral nations to follow our
But Dr. B utte, in speaking 
course
of 
the future of this act, said it 
is 
likely it will cause war now, for
in
G erm any is in no position to take on 
an o th er enemy, and, too, she doesn’t 
care to. But there a re two a lte r n a ­
tives open to Germany. F irst, she may 
back down, and carry out lier prom ­
ises made in the Sussex case. But 
this it not likely, for we are dealing 
with a nation t h a t is a t bey, a nation 
in desperate circumstances, 
t h a t 
the speaker declared. Germ an, French, 
and especially the Swiss newspapers 
all tell of the women and children of 
G erm any su ffe rin g pangs of hunger, 
caused by 
legal 
blockade of the allies. Also Germ any 
saw 5,000,000 of her best blooded men 
tne 
slain on 
other altern ativ e open to Germ any is 
to carry out h er blockade, as she de­
clared in her note of J a n u a ry 31.

effective 

but 

the 

is 

Spence, 

the battlefields. But 

The regu lar m eeting of the Y. W. 
Ck A. was held Monday afternoon a t 
I tithe absence of the pres­
5 o’clock. 
ident, Miss C harlotte 
the 
m eeting was presided over by Miss 
Lancaster. Miss Helen Mobley con- 
the devotional exercises and 
d icled 
'•veral hymns were sung. Dr. W har- 
ey was 
. peaker of the evening. 
J lie subject of his address was taken 
from "The Dawn of Italian Ir.depen- 
(1 nee,” by Wm. Roscoe Thayer. His 
s ibjeet was, “ Verily m ost tenacious 
am ong men is the worship of symbols 
has vanished. 
a f te r 
( ’ne of the stro ngest instincts of hu­
man n ature is the tendency to m is­
take 
the 
body for the soul, the l a tte r for the 
sp irit.” 
showed how
t ’nis was carried out in language. So-
cia! and political life a re lastly reli- 
P relim inaries for S tate contest will jrion. The m eeting closed with a 

But this is entirely contray to in- 
t e rn a lu nal 
law, because she intends 
to a tte m p t control over foreign neu­
tral vessels outside of the 
.hree-mile 
’ mit, and on the high seas. But we 
m ust rem em ber t h a t it is not under 
ordinary circum stances th a t Germany 
is working. W a r between our coun­
t y and Germ any h ang s on a thread, 
public opinion is w ro u g h t up, and the 
sir,king of an American ship where 
lives are lost will doubtless bring on 
the conflict.

SPEA K E RS’ ( LUB.

the symbolic for 

the realization 

Dr. VV ha re y 

the real, 

the 

not be held to n ig h t as announced, but. hymn.
will be held on F e b ru a ry 13, instead.; 
A special program has been arran ged , 
and the club will m eet a t 7 o’clock.

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BLAI R V IS I TS A U S T I N .

Dr, 

.1. A. Carlson, 

professor of

lectured 

last n ig ht a t 

' ’hysiology 111 'h e University of Chi 
the V.
M. C. A. on “The Cause and Control 
of H ung er.” He told of the methods 
usi d 
in .studying tin* causes of hu n­
ger, jiiid showed th a t the real cause 
was the contraction of the walls of 
the stomach.
merits on himself and o th er normal in­
dividuals 
IJe 
experim ents on 
has also perform ed 
Infants 
dogs with a rtific ia l festulan. 
and people in hospitals su ffe rin g from 
various diseases have also come u n ­
der his observation. He is interested 
not only in tin* scientific, but also in 
the medical side of hunger. 
His 
work has been recognized by the med­
ical profession 
a t home and 
both 
abroad.

to prove his 

theory. 

Dr. Carlson also addressed the S ig ­
ma Xi, an honorary science fra te rn ity , 
on the subject of “ Philology and Pa-
thology of the Gastric Juice.” 
Carlson 
where he will deliver several lectures.

left for Waco 

Texas came back fighting and work­
ing tog ether in good style in the final 
period. From the beginning of play 
i hi* Bears didn't have a look in. Tex­
as ran her score up to 17 points be­
fore the Bruins were able to discover 
the Longhorn basket. From then on 
victory for the o range was certain. 
The new guard-around-to-forw ard play 
was working to a nicety and novice 
baskets with
Brown was shooting 
Dr. ] pleasing re g u larity. The Bear's never 
themselves, being
swept off their feet by the rushing of 
Van Gent’s pupils.

recovered 

last nig h t J quite 

B” HALL RECORD.

Brown played big first game in a 
style th a t presages trouble for every 
guard who faces Texas this season. 
He shot six out of the ten free goals 
th a t Texas registered. Jimmie Thom ­
played their usual 
as and D ittm a r 
s t e a d y , and h ard -fig h tin g games.

Webush and Kouts were the trump 
urds cf 
The 
the B a p tis t’s hand. 
form er shot five free goals and as 
m any goals a f t e r fouls. 
Fouts was 
all over 
the field, covering his op­
ponents well, and shooting a basket 
oeeasionsally. Morrow a t g uard dis­
played good form, p articu larly dur­
ing the first half.

The work of compiling the names 
of all of the form er residents of “B ” 
Hall is no easy job, according to the 
stud ents who are g e ttin g up this his­
tory. 
The records of the a u d ito r’s 
office only date back to 1905, and the 
record before this tim e will have to 
he secured from the memories of the 
men who staid in this popular dor­
mitory a t t h a t time. The records for 
the first year of its existence are in 
the hands of Dean Benedict, and con­
tain such names as Morris Sheppard, 
Dean Benedict, Professors Porter,
With the exception of the umpir-
The 
Bailey, Schoch, and a few less nota- 
hie ch aracters. From the record*, it officiating, however, was all wrong.
I would a p p e a r th a t Dr. Bailey had a 
During the firs t period Um pire S to t­
I very healthy appetite, as he headed
ts r slowed the play considerably by
the list for consumption of food. Dean continually calling fouls, and by often 
Benedict's appetite was about a v e r -: calling a toss-up on a supposedly out­
! side run, when the player had kept
age for the hall a t t h a t time. 
j inside the boundary line by a foot. In
the second half he suffered a stroke 
of blindness, and coludn’t see fouls or­
even when they “rode” 
tho Bears, 
I he f ir s t casualty on the new Edu- a T exas pja yer half the length of the

ing, ev ery thing was all right. 

MEXICAN BOY KILLED.

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cation Building occurred 

yesterday court.

Germ any has not strictly kept her 
pledge to the United S tates, nor has 
she respected it. The United States 
certainly ought to b ear an economic 
p a r t in this war in fig h tin g militarism.

S C H O O L O F H I S T O R Y 

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

F O R S I M M E R S E S S I O N

Dr. B arker reports t h a t the Am eri­
can History D epartm ent will be excep­
tionally stron g d uring 
the coming 
su m m er 
session. Prof. W a lte r L. 
Flem ing of L. S. U. will be here to 
o ffer courses in history dealing with 
the reconstruction period of the South, 
and also a course as to w hat effect 
geography has on history.

history, 

and will 

He is considered one of the most 
able historians 
iii this line of work. 
Along with Prof. F lem in g will be 
Prof. R. P. Brooks of the University 
of Georgia. He is also a specialist in 
Southern 
offer 
courses in this division. Prof. C. S. 
Boucher of W ashington University in 
St. Louis will give courses relative 
to th e history of the English colo­
nies, and constitution of the United 
States. As Prof. Boucher has studied 
this line of history a g re at deal, he 
fitted fo r his
is exceptionally well 

I ,
W O I K .

SIGMA UPSILON

HOLDS INITIATION

L O K N E W M E M B E R S

E ig h t 

recently 

elected members 
were initiated 
into Sigm a Upsilon, 
honorary literary society, which met 
a t the ( ’actus Tea Room last night. 
These men were Silas B. Ragsdale, 
Tom Scurry, Richard Knight, -Tames 
B aker, Jack Beall, F ra n k Coates, Les­
lie Moss, and P alm er Bradley.

Coming to Am erica from Jeru salem 
a t the age of .sixteen years, forced to 
serve in the Turkish a rm y while on a 
visit to his fam ily in P alestine a few 
years later, escaping 
to a Russian 
ship, and landing in Am erica again, 
a f te r m any adventures, only to lose 
e verything he possessed in the d isas­
trous fire which swept Paris, Texas, 
a yea r or so ago—all reads like a 
moving picture scenario, but it really 
happened 
to A b rah am B aracat, a 
C hristian Syrian, a stu d en t who has 
just enrolled for a course in the Law 
came to 
Departm ent. Mr. B a ra c a t 
the U niversity bearing letters of rec­
ommendation from several prom inent 
alumni of the institution residing in 
Paris, all of whom were enthusiastic 
in th eir praise of Mr. B a ra c a t’s e n e r­
gy and ability.

Mr. B ara cat has for several years 
been an im porter of Oriental em broi­
deries and silks, and was the p rop rie­
to r of an exclusive shop in Paris, T ex­
a s , when the fire occurred. He has 
ordered a supply of 
imported 
articles sent to him here, and plans 
to build up a trad e here in o rder to 
s up port himself while in the U niver­
sity. Mr. B ara cat has traveled 150,- 
000 miles since he left Jeru salem , and 
speaks 
including 
French, Arabic, Italian, and English.

languages, 

these 

five 

S I G M A D E L T A P S I

Cold w eather has 

interfered with 
the try o u ts for Sigma Delta Psi, the 
honorary athletic fra te rn ity . Owing 
to the extrem e cold w eath er t h a t usu­
ally comes in F ebru ary , it is not very 
likely t h a t an y tryou ts will be held 
the firs t of March. Roy B. 
before 
Henderson 
t r y ­
in ch a rg e of all 
outs, and he urges t h a t all men who 
events, begin: 
intend to 
tra in in g and practicing 
immediately,! 
as there are some events t h a t requ ire, 
good tra in in g in order to be worked

e n ter 

the 

is 

P resid ent Marion K n ig h t presided 
over the meeting. A paper on ll. G. 
Wells by Curtis DeW are called forth 
much discussion. D u ring the evening
a four-course dinner was served. Be 
sides the initiates, the following were off properly.
pr- sent: 

bi

^ t l y in
Marion Knight, Rex Shaw, F. P. March, and Mr. Henderson will be 
to 
interested 
inform ation concerning the re-

H ubbard, Dr. R. II. G riffith, Dr. H. glad 
T. Parlin, Floyd Smith, Curtis De- with 
W are.

quirem ents of the d iffe ren t events.

The try o u ts will be held 

furnish anyone 

T R Y O U T S W I L L B E

GATI FN A B LE TO BE OUT.

H E L D N E X T M O N T H

Tom Gatlin, the popular m anager of a recent visitor to Austin, 

B” Hall, has been 

in bed for 
past few days with indigestion. 
is now able to atten d classes.

Malory Blair, L. L. B. 1913, who is 
now County Judge of Bell County, was
lie came in 
the in tere st of the bill providing for

the 
He buildings 

for 

dependent 

w h i c h is before the Legislature. 

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I am for optional M ilitary T r- in in g a t the University.
I am for compulsory Military T raining a t the University.
I am for two y e a rs ’ compulsory, arid rem ainder optional.
I am a g a in s t Military T r a i n i n g in any form a t the University

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This is my honest opinion on th ■ subject of Military T raining.

c h i l d r e n , afternoon ab o u t 5:30. A small Mex- ^ Hie ^same 

j iran boy, about ten years old, was in- ^ o dock. 

team s clash 
The line-up:

ton igh t a t

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f a th e r ’s wagon ran over his neck. The 

Texas-
, I hompson

accident occurred when 
the wagon 
was going up a small hill of d irst re ­

Secor

cently made there by the excavation 

D ittm ar ((.’apt.

Thompson (C apt.) 

from 

little
j j Mexican w*as blocking the r e a r wheel

the new building. 

The 

B rown

of the wagon with a rock, so it would Thomas

Baylor— 
Weibush

F o uts

Morrow

Wilson

R. F.

L. F.

C.

R. G.

L. G.

Note: 

Scratch out all ;-tateine As above except 

meets with your opinion. Drop 
Building. Boxes open all week. 

b illo t in box at Texan office, Main 

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the one which 4
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the mules! 
not roll down hill, when 
pulled the wagon up unexpectedly and 
stopped; the wagon s ta rte d back and 
 

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Goals Texas, Brown 6, Thomas 3, 
I, Bailor, Weibush 5,
f r n tAiilo T/ivam
from fouls—Texas.

th o m p s o n 
L Alii o 
I .AQ lo 
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up t o W a c o n e x t f al l a n d b r i n g 
h o m e s o m e B e a r m e a t .

A c ar d to u s f r o m Bi ll y D r i v e r 

SWANN
Furniture and Carpet 
Company

f e l l o w s . 

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it is r e c o g n i z e d ^ U i t e c h a m p i o n s h i p 

in b a s k e t -

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MCKEAN, EILERS & co.

\ \ holesale Dry Goods, N otions 
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THE PIO N EER GROCER
Invites you to ca ll or telephone 
y o u r w a n t s in his line. Quality 
and service, fi rs t consideration.

“I f it is good, we have it.”
“If we have it, it i t good.”

Special A ttention to Sorority and Fra­
ternity H ouses

Both Phones 865 

308-10 W. 16th

R- H. S M I T H

U N IV E R SIT Y TAILOR SHOP 
( leaning, P ressing and Repairing 
Old Phone 825 

2214 Guadalupe St

—Work and P rices Both R i g h t -

Rent or Purchase an

U N D E R W O O D

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Rhone 87

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JOHN BREMOND CO.

W H O LESA LE GROCERS 
And
R oasters o f High Grade C offees 
I tx a s Oldest Jobbing House

MEYER MENCHEN

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w r o n g i n g t h e m s e l v e s , 

a n d s e t - P- m * T rot o u t y o u r g o a l t o s s ­

i n g a bad e x a m p l e b e f o r e t h e i r v rs ." W e k n o w t h a t t o w i n t h e 

t h a i 

it 

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i c l i g i o u s 

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a b o u t 

h a v e t o be d e f e a t e d . W e 

t h e c a m p u s to set f o r t h t h e s t u n - h ope I b i s c an he a c c o m p l i s h e d ,
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to s e t f o r t h t h o s e o f 
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*vill t h e r e be a d u e a p p r e c i a t i o n 
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it t h e c o s t o f m e n t a l a n d p h y s i ­

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iied i t s t r u e p l a c e in t h e devel­
opment o f o u r l i v e s , i f t h e y are 
o be s y m m e t r i c a l . Religion is 
he i n t e r p r e t e r o f t h e best that 
f o r us. W e should 
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Dealer in Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Window G lass, and P ain ters’ 
Supplies. Picture Fram ing a Specialty. Signs.
807 C O N G R E SS A V E.

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See I s for \ our C hristm as P ictu res 
806 1-2 C ongress A venue 
PHONE 1870

Quality Mills

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1916

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Branch at Van Sm ith Drug Co.

Griffith Drug Co.

(Scarbrough B uilding)

A Drug Store for the Multitude 

A lw ays on the Job

P H O N E S 26

Wukasch Cafe & Grocers

Save Money— Our reduced 
Meal Iick ets are also good 
for Ice 
( ream and Foun­
tain Drinks.

l i n e C onfections, Fruits, 

Picnic Lunches. Free Del.

Old Phone 1071

C. G, W I KASH 2218-20 Guadalupe S t— JOE A. W UKASH

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T H E languorous charm of the 

Hawaiian native instruments— so 
m oving in appeal, so observably 
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•m m . chuckled Mr. Learning as he eagerly took the I irgin ia cigarettes.

W h a t has made “ Richmond Straight C u t s ” 

stand alone 

throughout tw o generations? 

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is an 

appealing aroma and quaint old-tim e delicacy in their "’bright” 

\ irginia tobacco which is not to be had in any other cigarette.

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Wm. H. FOLTS, Vice-President 
MORRIS H IR SH F E L D , ^ashier 
C. M. BARTHOLOME 

, A sst Cashier

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RUBBER SPONGES

will improve your complexion, will clean the pores 
ol the skin where an ordinary wash rag will not.

THEY ARE SAN ITA It Y ANI) ECONOMICAL

A complete line, ranging in price from 15c to 

$1.25, may be seen tit

University Drug Store

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AFTER THE GERMAN

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GRAHAM’S

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COLLEGE NOTES

N at h a n i e l J a c k s , E d i to r 
L aw re nc e Rhea, A s s i s t a n t .

Ohio Vaccinates Fowls.

Af t e r several weeks of illness tho 
chicker.*, a t th e p o u lt r y f a r m of Ohio 
I niver.sity a r e a g a i n a r o u s i n g r e s i ­
de nt s n e a r with t h e i r m o r n i n g songs. 
illness c ame a s a r e s u l t of the 
T he 
\ at i ination of 
to prevent 
the fowls 
roup, a di sease v e ry deadl y to chick­
ens. L u r i n g the period fo llo win g the 
vaccination, t h e p r oducti on 
of e ggs 
d r oppe d from sixty to nine per day.

I owa 

Rapid Registration.
i n a u g u r a t e d a n ew r e g i s t r a ­
tion s y s t e m a t th e o pe n in g of t he sec­
ond s e m e s t e r recently. By this sys- 
; t e m t h e y s ay t h a t it Ts possible to r eg- 
! is t e r in t h r e e mi nute s. The U n i v e r ­
sity sends ou t l e t t e rs wi th t he n u m ­
ber of cour se s ma de in t he pas t s ein­
es! et, a l e t te r of g e ne r al i n fo r ma t ion 
. in r e g a r d to r e g i s t r a t i o n , a n d a r e g ­
is t r a ti on card. The s tu d en t fills the 
c a r d out, and all t h a t m u s t t h e n be 
done is to ha ve the c ar d a p p r o ve d and 
signed.

U se Gym 

for Movies.

The old g y m n a s i u m a t t h e U n i v e r ­
sity of In di an a has been c on ve rt ed in­
It would 
to a m o v i n g p i c tu re show. 
se em f r om w h a t t he “ Daily S t u d e n t ” 
s a y s t h a t this pi ct ure show was f o r ­
mer ly held in 
the a u d i t o r i u m of the 
S t u d e n t Building, an d t h a t it wa s a 
s t ud en t a l t a i r . 
is quit e a 
good place f or t he “ movi es, ” both be- 
ca use 
the s t u ­
d e nt s a n d because t h e r e a r e no p o s t s - 
the buil di ng to o b s tr u ct the view.
'n 

is c o n veni ent 

I he g y m 

f or 

it 

f rosh Shovel Snow.

is 

g i vi n g 

t h a t a r e unexcused. 

T he d ir e ct or of Physi cal T r a i n i n g 
the F r o sh 
at Mi nnesota 
t h e re , who have o v e r c u t in g y m, quite 
a b a r g a i n in m a k i n g up f o r t he i r e x ­
t r a cuts 
The 
I rosh h av e to do double wor k to m a k e 
up tor each cu t t he y have t a k e n over 
t he a m o u n t allowed. The d i re ct or is 
to g e t t h e i r wo rk- of f 
a l l o wi n g t he m 
j in half t i me by sh o ve li ng sn o w of f the 
s k a t i n g rink. The resul t is t h a t ma n y 
F r e s h m e n a r e seen wi elding shovels.

to 

s t u d e n t s 

celebrities 

d e te r m i n e 
to 
a s 

Mississippi Popularity Ballot.
“ Tim Mi ss is s ip pi a n” has been con 
the 
to 
d u c t i n g a ballot 
opinion of the 
t he 
m o s t quali fied ones for v ar i o u s hon 
ors. A m o n g th e 
lie 
chosen a r e t h e usual p r e t t i e s t co-ed, 
h a n d s o m e s t m a n , and 
best s t u d e n t ; 
but o t h e r s a r e not so commonpl ace. 
A m o n g t he l a t t e r a r e b ig g es t liar, big 
g e s t 
l a d i e s’ m a n , b ig ge st g r a f t e r , 
g r e e n e s t F r e s h m a n , a n d “ f r e s h e s t 
F r e s h m a n . 
lo what 
p r e f e r r e d , blonde 
kind of gi rl wa s 
received the ma jo r i t y. O t h e r a n s w e r s 
to t hi s were, t at , ski nny, s t r o n g , a n d 
white.

(he vote a s 

In 

Thirteen Lucky for McGill.

t h i r t e e n men on 

The hockey coach a t McGill cl ai ms 
t h a t , a l t h o u g h t h e t e a m did fine work, 
an d he does not wish to d e t r a c t f ro m 
t h e ir gl or y, n ev e rt he le ss he a t t r i b u t e s 
t h e ir success to t h e f a c t t h a t he n e a r ­
ly a l w a y s had 
t he 
In all the g a m e s 
bench in uni for m. 
t ha t McGill won, t h i r t e e n men were 
out, a n d the t wo th e y lost in P i t t s ­
bur g, only 
t wel ve we re out. Wi th 
the big g a m e of th e season c omi ng on, 
tin* coach s t a t e d t h a t he was go i ng to 
be c e r t ai n to have t h i r t e en m e n in un i­
form once more.

A

*
I* 

j .

R US K P R O G R A M .

T he following is tho o rd er of t he 
p r o g r a m for t he Rusk L i t e r a r y So­
ciety, to be held S a t u r d a y n ight , F e b ­
r u a r y IO, 1917;

Declamati on, L. R. Che na ul t.
E x t e m p o r e Speech, Gins H a r t m a n .
Debat e Resolved, T h a t a u n i c a m e ­
ral L e g i s l a t u r e would be beater th a n 
b i c am e ra l Le gi sl at ur e. Af fi r ma -
a 

Misses Dora W i th er s po on a n d L ou ­
ise B e r r y h av e r e t u r n ed f r om a week- ! 
end visit to S a n Antonio.

Miss Gr ac e N a n c e s p e n t the w e e k ­
t he B a p t i st 

in San Marcos 

at 

end 
Academy.

Me s s r s . VV e y m a n Dunlap a n d Bill 
r e ­

left A u s t i n a n d 

J e n n i n g s have 
t ur ne d to B ea u mo nt .

Kappa K a p p a G a m m a Sorority' held 

pledge services S u n d a y night.

Miss Cecil Ross is ill at Seton.
Misses Ge ra ldi ne Wi ls on a n d Mabel 
in Sa n 

t h e week-end 

<' a n c i l e spent 
Antonio.

^ Mr. a n d Mrs. T e g e n e r f r om S egui n, 
Texas, visited 
d a u g h t e r , Miss 
Dean T e ge ne r, on S a t u r d a y .

t h e i r 

Mr. a n d Mrs. R. L. Y o u n g m o t o r ­
the 
ed over fr om Houst on 
Week end with 
t h e i r d a u g h t e r , Miss 
Eh el ma Yo ung a t the Phi Mu House.
Miss Cor inne S t o r y w e n t to Lock­

to s p e n d 

hart 

to spend 

t he week-end.

Miss Bess Gri ffi n spent 

t he w e e k ­

end 

in S a n Antonio.

H u g h e s K n i g h t is ill at Seton.
Mis. I I n a n e l y ct Dallas ha d lunch 
wi t h h e r niece, Miss Tillie Mc Ca mmo n,
B 

the I i Phi House Monday,

Miss Louise Cr ow has a s h e r gue st , 
Miss A n n a Be ve rid ge of Richmond!
\ irginia.

Mrs. II. T. Schneider, 

est ab li sh ed 
bos Brazos, phone 
f ourt een y ea rs , 
bs *L. H a i r 
s h a mp o oi ng , 
d r essi ng , 
facial m a s s a g e , body m a s s a g e , ma ni - 
electric 
ur ing, 
2-18
baths. 

s u lp hu r, 

salt, 

a n d 

Exclusive B e a u t y Shop, 50 Little- 
" R a i n W a t e r ’ ’S ha m p o o s , 
a n d 
2 24

Od Iii,lir. 
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scalp t r e a t m e n t . Phone I BOT. 

m a s s a g e , 

fa.-ial 

A T H E N A E U M TO MEET.

g a me . T he 

l ast week' 
De 
Resolved, T h a t opt ional Mili

I he A t h e n a e u m Literary Society 
vill^h >ld its r e g u l a r m e e t i n g t o n i g h t 
it 
i o ’clock. No m e e t i n g w as held 
a s t I ties day n i gh t on a cc o un t of the 
ashet ba 11 
( i ngr ai n will be used to ni gh t. 
•ate: 
a r y I r a i n i n g should be e st ab li she d in 
A f f i r m a ­
-he Univer si ty of T ex as . 
n egat ive, 
tive, N un n a n d H u b ba r d ; 
Beekman a n d Taylor. 
Of f ic er s for 
(he w i n t e r t e r m will be elected. The 
meet ing will close in t i me for t he b a s ­
ketball g a me .

Sick clothes, see Dr. B i g g s & Co.

’ive, H e r b e r t Hedict, J. M. Cooke, F r ed 
Gl am s ; n eg at ive, ('. p. Owen, P. ll 
*reen, M. F ic he nb a um .

< ii t ic ’s repor t.

is, Resolved, T h a t 

I he s ubj e ct f or t he i nt er -so ci et y d e ­
mote 
t he Federal 
love rn me ut should e n a c t a law c o m ­
pelling a r b i t r a t i o n 
d i s p u t e s be­
t ween o r g an iz e d l abor a n d public s e r v ­
ice cor po r at io ns . The fir st Rusk p r e ­
l im in ar y will be held on F e b r u a r y 24

o f 

Lyon c f M ealy 
JI a sh burp * ’
( bult Irs % SIS.OO} le o n a rd o 
A ums genuine H a w a iia n make, 
$7. JO ; M a n n a Loa brand, $ 4 . 
M a y be h a d o f I J , OOO leading 
l f rite f ir name 
mush dealers, 
o j the nearest dealer.

ON THE
FIRING LINE

I H E M U N I C I P A L R I F L E R A N G E 
IS F R E E TO T H E PU BLIC .

l e u or mor e men can o r g a n i z e a 
i n c u r r i n g 
civilian rifle (dub, w i th ou t 
f or mi l i ta r y service. 
a n y obli gat ion 
Gj gatiization b la nks a r e to be had f or 
t h e a s k i n g 
s e c r e t a r y of 
the Nat ional Rifle Associ at ion, 1108 
Building, W a s h i n g t o n , 
Wo od wa rd 
I). C.

f r om 

t he 

I His 

Any 

individual can become a 

life 
m e m b e r of the Na ti on al Rifle A s s e ­
involves no obl ig at i on 
d a t i o n , 
tor mi l it a ry service. 
Life m e m b e r - 
hip blanks a r e also had for t he a s k ­
ing, (rom the s e c r e t a r y of th e N a t i o n ­
al Rifle Associat ion, 1108 W o o d w a r d 
Building, W a s h i n g t o n , I). <'.
S e cr e t a r i e s o f civilian 

rifle clubs, 
a n d life m e m b e r s of t he N a t i o n a l Ri­
d e Associ at ion, a r e p e r mi t t e d to p u r ­
chase the f oll owi ng a r t i cl e s f r o m t he 
San Antoni o A r s e n a l ;

1890 and 

I MPH Model K r a g s , and 
Kl a g Ca r bi nes , all of which use the 
Also K r a g c a r t 
s a m e a m m u n i t i o n . 
r idges from the a r se na l.

Also new 

rifles an d 
Sp ri ng f ie l d 
c a r t d r i g e s , g u n slings, r ev o l ve rs a n d 
a u t o m a t i c pistols, an d c a r t r i d g e s f o r 
same.

Also c le a ni n g 

f o r rifles a nd 
rods 
pistols, t o g e t h e r with sp e rm oil, cos- 
cloth 
s l u s h r i t e ) , 
molinc 
pat ches. 
ii!) We st C o mm e r c e S t r ee t , Sa n A n ­

E. P. L I P S C O M B ,

a n d 

(or 

tonio, T exas .

C H A P E L NOTICE.

-J- 

t he 

t h e 

A f t e r t he s i n g i n g * 

h o r Monday m o r n i n g the a t - 
t e nd an ce y e s t e r d a y was smal l, 
doubt, to 
dut‘> 1,0 
cold 
It s ur ely is h ar d to 
w e at h er . 
get up 
t he se cold m or ni ng s , 
t h e r ef o r e , all cr ed i t to those 
who do. 
of two songs, t he m e e t i n g was 
t u r n e d over to Rev. R. L. *% 
t he P r e s b y t e r i a n 
J e t t o n of 
S e m i n a r y , who will be 
the 
s p e a k e r for t h e week. He has 
t h e m e of 
chosen as 
the 
week some 
historical points 
connected with t he N e w T e s ­
t a m e n t , such a s t he e s t a b l i s h ­
m e nt of t he ( a non, t he h i s t o r ­
ical or der , how t h e r e c am e to 
be a n y N ew T e s t a m e n t , a n d 
m a n y o t h e r i n t e r e s t i n g q u e s ­
Th es e 
tions of like n a t u r e . 
t a l k s will 
in- 
p ro ve 
st r u c t i ve , an d it is hoped t h a t 
l a r g e n u m b e r of s t u d e n t s 
a 
will avai l 
t h ems el ve s of t he 
o p p o r t u n i t y to be e nli ghtened.
He me nt ione d th e f a c t y e s t e r ­
da y t h a t t he f i r s t book of t he 
N ew T e s t a m e n t hi st or ic a ll y 
was 
t h e 
c hur ch a t 
T hesal oniea, and 
g a v e s o m e t h i n g of t he s e t t i n g 
o f th e book. Come to t he se 
i n f or m a t i o n a l 
i n sp i r a - 
li enal t a l k s f r o m d a y to day.

P a u l ’s 

l e t t e r 

qui te 

.J 
•$ 

and 

to 

.J 

HOGG D E B A T IN G < L U &

T h e H o g g L i t e r a r y 

Society will 
the f ol lowing p r o g r a m a t 
night , F e b r u ­

a i r y out 
its m e e t i n g T u e s d a y 
a r y 6:

Debat e Resolved, I h a t t he U n i v e r ­
si t y Mould c onst ruct a d e q u a t e d o r m i ­
t ories, and 
t h e m 
in 
should lie 
f or b o a r d i n g 
t u d e n ts . Af f i r ma t i v e , W. R. Cole,
( . K. W i n st o n; ne ga t iv e, F. L. Tiller, 
I). E. McRae.

t h a t 
co mp u l so r y 

resi dence 

E x t e m p o r e speech, J. E. Weeks. 
P a r l i a m e n t a r y drill, P. A. Sp e er .

T he e n g a g e m e n t of I). W. G r i f f i t h ' s 
I n t o l e r an c e” a t t h e Hancock b e gi ns 
n e xt Monday, with no d i m un i t i on in 
the i n t e re s t which this s tu p e n d o u s pi c­
t u r e spectacle has c reat ed.

I he pr ess and public ha ve uni ted 
in pe rf ec t a g r e e m e n t on t he s u b j e c t 
of t he m e r i t of thi s l a t e s t of D. I), 
t he e f f o r t 
i r i f f i t h ’s pro du ct i o n s and 
to f i tt i n g l y describe it r e m a i n s a s f u ­
tile as e ve r in f a c e of t he v e ry s t u ­
p end o u sn ess of t he work.

So well has G r if f it h combined an d 
conjoined his f o u r paral lel s tor ies of 
r e m o t e historical epochs an d r en d er e d 
t h e m subservient to one o v e r w h e l m ­
i ng t he me , t h a t t h e s p e c t a t o r a d m i t s 
a t once t he p resence of a really new

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Wright’s Fraternity Stationery

\ our ( oat of Arms will Give an Individuality 

Toe Fraternity Stock, Including Acacia, is Complete.

Woman’s Building

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At t e l l : c o o l 3

“Compare the Prices”

of the I kulele. Its tone possesses that 
curiously beautiful timbre, that exotic 
charm of tonal quality which has 
made these instruments so sensation­
ally popular.

I he I kulele has a pleasing grace of 
I he finer m odels are made 
form. 
o f genuine H awaiian Koa wood. 
It 
is much in request today am ong the 
smarter college and other musical 
organizations.

It is easy to learn. 
Instruction Book.

Its price includes an 

t i a w a t id ti S te e l G u ita r

Every chord struck upon this typically rep­
resentative Hawaiian instrument is marked 
by a weird, plaintive harmony and strangely 
beautiful qualities of tone. It brings, to any 
music, qualities full of vivid color and va­
ried charm.

nimbi*'* for playing, and I M i ruction Book.

* '“ ! u P * * r>K in clu d in g S teel and Set of T h r e , 

Catalogs on application.

h o m a g e to the 
a r t f or m, and gives 
i ma g in a ti o n of 
the m a n who con­
ceived a n d r e n de r ed it real. The m a n ­
a ge me n t adv ise s p r ospe cti ve p a t r o n s 
to avail t h e ms e lv e s a t a n e a r l y da t e 
of th e o p p o r t u n i t y of w i t n e s s i n g this 
the e n g a g e m e n t is r a p ­
spectacle as 
“ I n t o l e r ­
to a close. 
t l y d r a w i n g 
f or 
ance 
e n g a g e m e n t 
its 
begins 
thr ee days, Monday, T u e s d a y 
an d 
We dn es da y, T u e s d a y an d W e d n e s d a y
matinee.

Things

Seasonable

Dinner C a r d s 
Dinner Favors 
Bridge Tallies 
Bridge Prizes 
Dance Cards 
Dance Favors 
Dance Floral Decorations 
Clever Valentines

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The Gift Shop of Austin 

1104 Colorado St.

EFFICIENT WORK

require* perfect vision. 
If you 
have reason to believe your eyes 
are not just what they should 
be, let our optom etrist make an 
examination at once. If g la sses 
are not needed we will tell you 
so and congratulate you.

The Stelfox Co.

J. I hon. Ward 

Optometrist 

in Charge.

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5c a Loaf

WILLIAM RUBINSON- Prop. 
Old Phone 10J*

 H A N C O C K O P E R A H O U S E
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, February 12, 13, l l . 
Matinees Tuesday and Wednesday

C O lp jS i AL 

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TODAY

Nights— 25c J OC, $1.00, $2.00 
PRICES: Nfatirices— 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00

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two-tone, etc., rope 

$6 to $12

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L F MON S E N T W OM AN’S GYM.

Wore you ever handed a 

lemon? 
th e w om an’s gym was, and w hat is 
more, it is a bi# one. 
I t ’s a Goliath 
lemon, if lemons could lie called by 
such a name. This 
lemon was sent 
to the gym by a friend a t Galveston. 
Note that it w a s ent from a distance. 
It bore this happy in­
S a f e t y first! 

“ Physical culture did this
it do as 

lemon.” Why can’t 

scription: 
for a 
much for a peach?

The gym gleefully accepts all the 
lemons so gracefully se n t to it, and 
lemonade. Miss 
untilizes them 
Aden wishes to announce t h a t all who 
a re on hand when th e lem on-cutting 
takes place, will got a generous glass 
of lemonade.

in 

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D A I L Y T E X A N

OFFICIAL NOTICES

PASSO FU N D O C OLLECTORS— 
All Passo Fundo collectors please be 
ready to report all collections Thurs. 
IL H. W ashington, T reasurer.
night 

M E ETIN G of World Fellowship 
Committee 
in Y. W. C. A. office 
Tuesday a t 5. Adele W atson, C h air­
man.

T H E T EX A S LA W SOCIETY will 
m eet this afternoon, Tuesday, Gth, a t 
’> p. rn. The m eetin g is moved up on 
account of the basketball game. The 
atto rn e y s for the p la in tiff a re Runge 
and Cuter; for the defense, Robertson 
and Kennerly. C h airm an P ro g ra m 
Committee.

ART 

m eeting 
C LU B — R e g u lar 
T uesday a t 5 in room 102, E. B. H a ­
zel Hornsby.

P I E R I A N — R e g u la r m eeting of P i­
erian Tuesday, Feb. 6, a t 5 p. rn., loom 
204.

S E N IO R G IR LS— T here will be a 
and Gown 
Save the 

re g u la r m eeting of Cap 
T huixday n ig h t 
a t 7:15. 
date. President.

W O M A N ’S A T H L E T IC C O U N C IL 
will not m eet to n igh t. Helen Mobley.

TEXAN WANT ADS

T E X A N w ant 

bring results. 
ads 
’ates, I cent per word fo r the f ir s t 
nsertion, th ree insertions fo r 2 cents. 
Vbsolutely no ad ta k e n over the phone. 
'all a t room 109, Main Building. No 
id ta k e n for less th a n 25 cents. Pay- 
ncnt in advance alw ays required.

Are You Patriotic? 

Then Enlist Today

have 

eluded 

“ The G erm ans 

the 
British navy and a re now in the m id­
dle of the A tlantic steam ing to a t ­
The Mexi­
tack the United States! 
cans are m arching on 
the United 
S ta tes from th e south, arm ed to the 
heel by Germ an money and com m and­
ed by German officers, 
In practically 
every big city 
in the United S tates 
planted German Colonie-; have revolt­
ed and a re a tta c k in g and destroying 
all governm ent 
and a re 
killing all those who o ffer resistance.
“ P resident Vinson is in receipt of a 
teleg ram from P resid ent Wilson a s k ­
ing th a t volunteers be enlisted from 
the U niversity of Texas. 
Two mil­
lion volunteers from the colleges c f 
the United S ta te s a re needed. 
Your 
country needs you. Will you go?

buildings 

“ You are w anted in San Antonio, 
ready for service, not la te r th an T ues­
day morning. Petitions of this kind 
a re being circulated in every college 
town in the United S tates, and alm ost 
every m an has signed up to serve his 
country. Be a m an, and show your 
s tren g th . Be 
patriotic! 
Sign up and f i g h t ! ”

loyal! Be 

by 

am o n g 
f r a t e r n i t y 

The practical jo k er is still 

in e x ­
istence. The above petition was cir­
th e m em bers of a 
culated 
local 
two stud ents 
who ap p re c ia te a good joke, and it 
received the s ig n a tu re of practically 
every sober-faced m an in the house. 
Some of th e stu d e n ts even went so 
fa r as to phone to th e ir home and g et 
to war. They all 
permission 
proved th e ir p atrio tis m by .signing the 
petition, and showed 
th e ir s tre n g th 
by using a little of it on the fakers 
of the petition.

to go 

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MISS MANETTA THOMAS 
Of San Antonio Will Teach a 
DANCING CLASS 
Each Monday evening at the Driskill. Private lessons Mon­
day afternoon. For engagement phone Miss Wroe, 1777. 
San Antonio Classes at Gunter Hotel, Fort Sam Houston

vestm ent for a f r a te r n ity or sorority. 
No term s over phone. Call a t 705 VV. 
2-8
24th St. 

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Both
phones. P ro m p t and reliable. Open 

from 7:30 a. rn. to 10:30 p. rn.

P H O N E 4051 fo r ladies* and gentle- 
tlem en ’s cleaning and pressing. All 
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work g u aran teed . 

S P L E N D ID ROOM FO R R E N T — 
L arg e room nicely furnished, hot 
light and 
adjoining; 
and cold bath 
furn ished; excellent neighbor­
hea t 
hood. Mrs. J unkin, 2G22 Wichita St.

M A S T E R ’S T H E S E S 
and accurately. 

V, care Texan. 

copied neatly 
Price reasonable. 
2-9

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DR. IL E. B A X T E R , dentist, 512 Scar- 

Brough Bldg. Old phone 1316.

The T exas B a rb e r Shop. We please. 
1008 Con­

Allen & O liphant, Props. 
gress.

DR. E. C. B ER W IC K , dentist. 

Suite 
521 S carbrough Bldg. Phone 3750.

ROOMS FOR M E N — Sleeping porch, 
hot and cold w ater. Board $20. T el­
2-31

ephone 40G6. 

K a rl’s B arb e r Shop, 2402 Guadalupe 

Stylish and u p-to-date b arber work.

UNIVERSITY CLEAN­
ING AND PRESSING CO
A. IL BROOKS, Manager. 
2503 Guadalupe St.

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The Driskill B arb e r Shop extends 
greetings to old stu d e n t friends. To 
freshmen, we extend a cordial in vita­
tion to call. M anicuring and chiropidy 
i specialty. Moritz Silver, Prop.

S T U D E N T S - G o 

Palace B arber 
to 
Shop, Basche Bldg., fo r first-class 

work* Billy Wolf, Prop.

TWO execellent u p -s ta irs rooms 

to 
re n t to young men, bath and so u th ­
e a s t exposure. Rooms $10 each. Miss 
2807 Rio Grande. 
Tennie Burleson, 
2-9
Phone 3054. 

LOST— A heavy blue overcoat in Li­
b ra ry or C hem istry Bldg. F inder 
dense com m unicate with Jack Beall, 
!08 W. 19th St. Phone 2695.

I HAV E a few v acant seats a t my t a ­
ble and one com fortable ro >m for 
gentlem en a t 2010 Wichita. Mrs. B. 
2-10
L. Smith. Phone 3471. 

PA TR O N IZE the Co-Op B arb er shop, 
next to M ajestic T h eatre. We take 
in cu ttin g po m pa­

in te re st 

especial 
dour!.

FOR S A L E — A larg e house, fine lo­
sleeping 
porches, four b ath rooms; a fine in-

screened 

cation, 

three 

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