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VOL.

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

I N T H E S O U T H

AUSTIN, TEXAS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1919

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A ll the months of the year 
are typified in one w eek in this 
here burg, contd be put in a 
history of Austin.

NO. Bl

[URSIN CINDER 
m HAVE BRION 
OUTLOOK FOR YEAR

COQUETTE CORNER 
■ALONG WITH GRIND 
IS CAUSE OF DELAY

Man for Every 
B ack m I n e 
Contest

"Event

A ll other Farts of the Year 
Book Are Ready to go to 
the Press

ENGINEERS WILL 
■WELCOME ALEC AT 
I FEAST TOMORROW

Banquet 

to Begin at 6:30 

and W ill Be Replete 
W ith Stunts

FROSH ELECTION 
I SCHEDULED TO BE 
FRIDAY, FEB. 21

Australian Ballot System. Of­
ficial Ballot Must Be Taken 
From Texan

DR. VINSON ADDRESSED 
I JOINT SESSION OF THE
LEGISLATURE LAST NIGHT

Track work at the U nivereity of 
i, (jetting well under way w ith 
t men from last year’s team , six 
,»d string men of last season, and 
abundance of promising new m at- 
• working out. From the p re­
c o o k , Texas i. g o m g to prove
f o r m id a b le opponent among

Among 
are

inferences this spring. 

of the Texas and Southwestern
^
the men from last y e a r s 
Joe M oss, Dewitt W altm on 
tony Gray, and W yatt Baldwin
inn in the hugh hurdles ag ain st
ass won rn enc n u *
dor, Oklahoma, and A. & M. lat 
won and took second place a t the 
lathwestern Conference meet. He 
captain of the team this year.
Waltmon broke th e Southw estern 
nferencp record in the high jump 
T exas re c o rd in the broad 
(j 
W altm on a n d Moss were the 
deb point men on the team last year, 
‘h having 26 p o in ts to his credit 

liile

Baldwin won 

t the season.
Gray won the mile again st Baylor, 
Mahonia, and A. & M. last season, 
the q u a rte r 
inst the same teams and the h alf 
inst Baylor and A. & M. Be­
llies these there are H erbert Bea­
rs in the dashes, Louie Sm yth in 
in the 
ie weights, Gehnts Graves 
and 
Ie vault and javelin throw , 
H. Russell in the middle distances, 
letter men.
From last years 
strin g 
ere are four distance men and two 
impetitors in the dashes. Among 
e new material are found such men 
W. B. Ferguson, quartebaek on 
e football team, who is trying out 
tor the sprints, hurdles and high 
ump; T. H. Browne, who has never 
impeted in intercollegiate athletics

second 

(Continued on Page 3.)

ELF FUL LECTURE I 
I FOR JOURNALISTS

W. Grant, Managing Editor 
Talks on Subject* “Habits 
that Hamper Success"

in 

b e fo re 

An e n te r ta irin g and very in stru c­
th a t H am per 
tive talk on “Habits 
[Journalistic S u c c e ss” was given this 
consolidated 
the 
[morning 
A. W. 
[classes 
jo u r n a lis m b y 
[Grant, m an ag in g editor of the San 
[Antonio Daily Express. By 
reason 
[of his lo rg experience in handling re ­
correspondents, Mr. 
p lie r s and 
Grant is exceptionally well qualified 
to discuss th e subject from th e d if­
ferent angles and viewpoints. 
He 
pointed out in the course of his lec­
im p o rtan t 
ture 
[things th « t m a y become in the n a tu re 
[of habit v ith a reporter and which 
[are to be avoided. The first of these 
objectionable and inexcusable habits 
r s Reliability which m ay tak e sev- 
[eral forms, all to the in ju ry of the 
J newspaper and the reporter. Care- 
sness and laziness are also to be 
Voided by the reporter if he would

the several m ore 

(Continued on page 4.)

EX-STUDENT b a c k , t o l a w

in Chief, Angly, 

All departm ents of the 1919 Cac 
tu s, w ith the exception of the grind 
to 
and beauty section, have gone 
is 
press. E ditor 
of 
viewing the illustrious beauties 
the U niversity w ith 
a merciless 
eye. He is prom ising the g reatest 
collection of beauty, talen t, and a t­
tractiveness ever gathered under the 
covers of a single Cactus. 
The 
grind section will also display w hat 
was overlooked in the beauty 
sec 
tion and it also will display phisio- 
gomies which would make a rogues 
gallery look uncomfortable.

If there is any g irl on the Campus 
who has been rudely stared a t and 
appraised she can re st assured th a t 
the person who is responsible 
for 
the s ta rin g is one of the minions of 
Ed A ngly’s Cactus staff. He has 
said th a t the beauties ru n this year, 
are going to assay IOO per cent p e r­
fect. Special p aper will be used in 
the m akeup of the beauty 
section, 
border designs a re going to be works 
of a rt, but the m ain attractio n 
is 
going to be w hat fills the fram es. 
Angly is experiencing some difficulty 
the fa c t 
in his choice, because of 
th a t most of his tim e is spent a t the 
phone declining invitations to parties

(Continued on page 4) 
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ATHLETIC PRACTICE

Baseball and Track Workouts 
HeldLUp By Bad 
W e a th e r

soft 

track , 

W et grounds, 

B asketball is the 

and 
muddy courts are the causes a tt r i ­
buted to the lack of practice in base­
ball, tra c k and tennis fo r the p ast 
only 
few days 
sp o rt which can hold reg u lar p ra c ­
tice, this being due to the fa c t th a t 
it is held on an inside court. Daily 
workouts are being held in the gym­
nasium by the pitchers and catchers 
and by the tra c k men who are re­
quired 
to “ w arm ” up and to keep 
th eir arm s in trim . W ith the con 
ju st 
tinued rain, it is not certain 
when the athletic field will be 
in 
condition.

SIX ORGANIZATIONS 

NOW SUPPORTING ONE 

FRENCH WAR OPHAN

Among the organizations of 

the 
following 
U niversity of Texas the 
have each adopted a French o rp han: 
The Andrews C a r u th e r s C hapter of 
the D aughters of the American Re­
volution, the U niversity Ladies Club, 
the women of the W oman’s Biulding, 
and the K appa K appa Gamma, the 
Pi B eta Phi, and the Alpha Delta Pi 
sororities. O thers of the sororities 
are considering the m atter.

These organizations fu rn ish $36.50 
for each orphan and the French Gov­
amount, 
ernm ent supplies the same 
which supports a child fo r one year. 
W hen organizations or 
individuals 
adopt a child th eir name is given to 
the child or its m other and letters are 
alw ays received from them. A num ­
ber of pathetic bu t interesting letters 
have been received by the U niversity 
organizations which 
adopted 
tl^ese w ar orphans.

have 

Captain Clinton G. Brown, a grad- 
of the University and form er 
J ayor of San Antonio, has received
I J* discharge and returned to his
: tome in
» 
C aptain
; jow n, who h a s b e e n in th e ftir 8 e r , MILDRED MARSHALL ARRIVES

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San Antonio

will resume his law practice,!

Beginning prom ptly a t 6:30 

to­
morrow evening 
followers of 
“ Alec” will storm the citadel and the 
18th Engineers B anquet will be fo r­
m erly opened a t the Driskill.

the 

The affair this year promises to 
be the g reatest in the history of the 
departm ent. E very engineer will be 
there to lend his or her enthusiasm 
to make the festa l event a glorious 
success. Ticket sales have 
already 
reached bevond the 200 m ark. About 
20 old boys will be back to m ingle 
once more in old E ngineering en v ir­
onments.

for 

the occasion. 

Many unique 

stun ts have been 
scheduled 
The 
lordly seniors are planning to stage a 
stu n t which will be of in terest to 
both the students and the 
faculty. 
The flighty Ju n io rs are also a t work 
to rival the fo u rth year men. Even 
are 
the Sophomores and Freshm en 
p reparing 
b an ­
q u e te e r. The members of T au B eta 
Pi will cease th eir arduous labors and 
pull a little entertain m en t all th eir 
own. T h e Ram shorn D ebating Club 
appears on the program fo r a stunt. 
I t is rumored th a t even the Laws will 
e r .pe th e ironical satires of thej 

surprise 

the 

to 

T-square followers.

The g reatest inducement, however, 
for attendance a t this event is the 
fact th a t “Alec” will be there to in­
larg est 
spire the b a n q u e te e r. The 
fre sh m a n class ever assembled 
in 
the departm ent will fo r the first time 
gaze upon the benign countenance of 
the revered saint. His presence will 
be marked by the singing of E ngin­
eering canticles in his honor.

To insure th a t the affair will be 
democratic in sp irit, chairm an A. L. 
O’Banion has decreed th a t no dress 
suits shall be worn. Rookie Bill and 
Navy gob— rich and poor—ed 
and 
co-ed engineers—in structor and prof. 
— all are expected to be on hand when 
the doors 
the dining room are 
throw n open.

to 

The following ballot should be cut 
out by each Freshm an and brought to 
the voting boxes between 8 a. rn. and
2 p. rn.

O F F IC IA L BALLOT 

N um ber the candidates in order 
of V °ur choice. By all m eans, do 
not scratch or m ark the ballot 
it will m ake 
otherwise, because 
the vote void.
P re sid e n t:

H arris Bell.
Thomas B. Scott.
Beniam in Brown.
Wilev A. Hartfield.

Vice President:

M arg aret C arter.
Rev a T erry.

S ecre tary -T re a su re r:
W. H Brumbach. 

Sergeant-at-A rm s: 
Thomas G. Glass.

(Signed)

Terms of Proposed Constitutional Amend­
ment as Related to University Pointed 
Out in Address of President Vinson 
and President Bizzell of A. & M.

VARSITY’S SERVICE 
I FLAG WILL GO DOWN 
ON OUR WAR RECORD

AMENDMENT URGED 
TO WITHDRAW BAN 
ON APPROPRIATION

Flag Causes Much Admiration 
and Only Represents About 
One-Fourth of Warriors

House and Senate Seem in Fav­
orable Mood for Passage 
of Bill

•

“ Now I saw a picture of th a t flag, 
and I read about it, but I surely do 
w ant to see it.” This rem ark was 
made concerning the U niversity Ser­
vice F la g by a visitor in the halls 
the 
of the Main Building. 
stra n g e r realize th a t the num ber of 
service sta rs does not represent h alf 
the num ber of V arsity men in the 
service7

Did 

There a re twelve hundred sta rs on

(C ontinued on page 4) 
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President Huffman states th a t the 
election of the Freshm an officers fo r 
the w inter term will be held F riday, 
Feb. 21, from 8 a. rn. to 2 p. rn. 
D uring these hours th ere will be a 
box kept in the corridor of the Main 
Building where the Freshm en boys 
will cast th eir votes, and another box

The differential or A u stralian “ ' ABOUT POST OFFICE

Grows From Contract Station 
in 1903 to Present 
Sire

lot will be used a t the election. The 
entire ballot is printed below, 
and 
each Freshm an should cut this bal­
lot* out of the Texan and b ring it to 
the voting box. They m ust m ark the 
name of each candidate the order of 
The U niversity post office was es- 
th eir choice. Thus by the candidate
who is th e ir first choice fo r an of-1 tablished in the fall of 1903 as a con 
flee, they place I ; by the candidate of j tra c t station. 
Its q u arters then were 
second cnoice, 2, etc. Each 
voter J on the second floor of the Main Build- 
m ust also sign his nam e to his ballot, J in £* L a ter on it was moved to its 
In the ballot I present location on the first floor a t 
if it is to be counted. 
which is printed below a place fo r the south entrance to the building
the signature of the voter is indi­
cated.

However, it was not until A ugust, 
1915, th a t it became a United S tates 
post office. Since this tim e it has 
gained

“ Let every Freshm an be sure to 

and has 

enlarged 

follows: 

/

The program for the evening is As 

cut out the ballot in the Texan and j been 
vote F rid a y ,” said P resident H u ff-1 steadily.
man today. “I w ant to see th a t jus- j 
tics is Hone, and 
secret ballot will be used. Only bona 
E. C. H. B antel, toastm aster.
fide Freshm en have been nom inated
A Squall from the Seniors, by W. I f or the various offices, and only bona 
j fide Freshm en will be allowed to vote.
A Squawk from the Juniors, by V. \ Every F reshm an should cast his or 
her ballot F riday, and help elect the
hest candidates. The election will be

Q. X. K. by T au Beta Pis. 
A Squeal from the Sophomores, by absolutely fa ir and im p artial.”

to secure 

it 

H. Clements, ’20. 

H. Collins, TO. 

the LARGEST SALARY OF

0

ANY STUDENT IS MADE 
BY FRESHMAN ACADEM

K. Schapiro, 21. 

a mo 
A Blast from the Ram shorns, by Freshm an 
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the Rams. 

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Our U niversity, by Dr. R. E. Vin- 

son. 

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A Squeak from the Freshm en, b y j c le rk s— Ruth C. 

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W. S. Rowland, ’22. 

The Old Boys, by an Old Tim er. 
“Gone W est” by The Old Man. 
Executive Committee: A. L. O’- 

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Girls, 

. 
to serve as judges 

1 
clerks for the election:

H uffm an has named the following
and 

Of the several hundred students of 
the U niversity who are working their
j way through, none has made a more
.
, 
rem arkable record in the m atter of
dem onstrating his earning 
capacity
judges— Frances Bradley,
than Moulton Cobb, the young son of
... _
., 
! Doris Beavers and V irginia G regg; 
r,, • W illiam Cobb, the well known editor
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, a1 
Elsie 
of the Milam County E n terprise at 
J Brown, Blanche D. Aydlett, Edythe
is Mr. Cobb’s fresh-
Cameron. This 
m Davis, and Elizabeth Goodman. 
From
I Boys, ju d g e s - W . H. Jack. J r ., Al " ‘an year >" ihl U niversity
the 
''
| | Mayfield, and F. B. Lloyd; c le rk s 1 anuar?I 
present term he earned a to tal of 
in
$133.50 as a 

february 15 of 
* >ruarj 

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Johnston, 

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linotype operator 
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Banion, ’19, chairman; D. W. Field* j —Stanley Babb, E. H. K latt, Stan-
ing, '19; R. L. W illiams, ’20; D. R. lev H . S w i f t, F ra n k B. C raw ford, a n d , 
Pena, ”21; A. J . B ohart, ’22. W. H. W n A utry 
McNeill, tre a s u re r: M. T. Lawrence, 
president of Engineering D epart- quefte,l to be a t the office of th e Btu- 
m ent; Patron Saint, Alexander F re d -, L t s ' Association a t 5 o’clock F r i - I ^ ™ #n " * ? * * 
erie Claire.

These judges and clerks a re 

rom $10oP a 

re-1 } 0UnRJ

4.1 

I ° " e ° f ‘" f j new spaper 
 8 C™ , 

^

I while connected w ith 

his 

day m orning to receive in stru ctio n s^ I newSpUpCr a t Cameron. Notwith-

r e , 
‘° *32 ™ 

Famous Candy Pull Will

Be Pulled off Tonight

no way 

standing his large earnings while a t
the U niversity this outside work has
in 
interfered with his
studies. He is taking a full course
in the academic departm ent and has
made excellent grades. W hat 
this
! young man has accomplished in the
way of earning money while attend-
in_
^ LTniversity is only on£ 

Tonigl.t a t 7 :45 

in the W om an’s j other 

such light delicate 

activities. | 

Gymnasium the Seniors will hold their j Everybody will h a \e

j 
first festivity of the year. This candy

m.- 

, ., 

. 

to
show' w hat he can do. His efforts
. will be respected and appreciated. I * 

a chance 

stance of w hat is being done in 
a 
sm aller way by a g reat many other

, : 

. 

. . . . .

, 

(By Ruby Black)

President R. E. Vinson of the U ni­
versity of Texas, and P resident Biz­
zell of the A gricu ltural and Mechani­
cal College of Texas addressed the 
joint session o f th e S enate and the 
House of R epresentatives on the floor 
of the House la st n ight, fav o rin g the 
appropriations bill fo r th e two 
in­
stitutions, the bill to issue bonds on 
the income of the 
the 
amendm ent to se p ara te the two in sti­
tutions and remove the constitutional 
inhibition ag ain st legislative appro­
priations 
the 
for buildings 
U niversity.

lands, and 

for 

th a t 

Both presidents stated 

the 
Board of Regents of the U niversity 
and the Board o* d ire c t .rs of A. 4k 
M. as well as themselves, w ere agreed 
on every item of the proposed bill 
and amendment. The bill is to au ­
thorize the Board of Regents to issue 
bonds ag ain st the income of the lands

(Continued on P age 3.)
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UNIVERSITY Y AIDS
■returned soldiers

Employment for Fighters to 
Be Found By Univer­
sity Alumni

The U niversity of Texas Y. M. C. 
A. is doing its p a rt in the g re a t in te r­
national plan of the W ar W ork Coun­
cil of the Y. M. C. A. to assist the 
Government in securing employment 
for discharged 
soldiers. W. A. 
(Block) Sm ith, an ex-student of the 
U niversity has been placed in charge 
of this work for T ravis and Hays 
Counties.

th irty men 

twenty-five to 

According to T. W. C urrie, Secre­
tary of the local Y. M. C. A. there 
are 
as­
signed to cover th is work in Texas, 
including such men as T. V. Sm ith, a 
form er student of the U niversity and 
for several years in stru cto r in E n g ­
lish a t the Texas C hristian U niver-
offices. |S lty , an j R. L. Je tto n , form erly Pro-
™n'

te ’ for l f1Gr,eek a | ‘ he A us,in P ™8by-
terlan Theological Sem m ary who has

" ‘ “ T J ” ”

f a th e r s vice with the Y. M. C. A. in France.
“ The p la r of the Y. M. C. A.,” said 
Mr. Currie, “ is to get in touch with

(C ontinued on page 4)

W hat’s on Today

No band rehearsal.
Senior P a rty at 7 :45, S. Hall. 
W omen’s A thletic Council will 

m eet a t room 157, M. B.

Sphinx Club m eets 158, M. B. 
Rusk Society m eets a t 7 :30.

Tomorrow

Texas Chemical Club meets. 
Episcopal party.
Ju n io rs m eeting.
P ennybacker D ebating Club 

m eeting.

S e a t e d with the 

I r e t o n , Brooks and N apier. 
[the 

firm of I M c , H. B. M arshal, of 2410 U n i-1 PU" 

I v e r i t y Avenue, has ju s t received a j a Kood 01,1 t h i n n e d p arty like th ere wishing to dance m ay do so.

° f I A fter -He pu.iing of the candy those —

A p n e a ’s entrance into j post card from h er daughter, Mildred j 
 

The party has been especially plan-
War. Mr. Brown was aw arded a j announcing the la tte r’s s^fe Arrival I i«r dignity th a t is imposed upon th e m e d to get everybody acquainted, and 
^national u u a ra anu i overseas. Miss M arshall sailed fo r | fourth year student will be a b a n d - j a t th* same time generate c as.s pi p. 
It is reported th a t they will , If biting off somebody s else can y 

in the organization of a co m -1 F rance on J a n u a ry SI. Mrs. M ar- oned. 

*n the native village. The sen
. 

JKaincy in the N ational G uard and I overseas.
y 

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c a l v a r y - He la te r resigned I shall hopes soon to have a letter from | be allowed to become wholly hum an, won’t get people to know e a c h other j ^
m »* v .......re....,.., 
" 

was given a captain’s com m is-1 her daughter giving an account of freshm anish, if they so desire. 

and 
Sj0n • 
turned - **Air .Service* He wa9 » ta - |h e r trip across, and of the work she; 

v-ojiMim s cum til is - ; ner u a u ^ n w i 

Dean Taylor of the Engineering
j)epa rt m ent will speak at the Capitol
on some phase of the Austin
Professor Taylor is 
au th o rity on
ami
iiu u i m i i y 
Stunts, as original as a cubist^ ver- J will be in vain. Those th a t ( io m ; | hydraulics, and has been called in by

 question 
j . n o w n a s a n 
~ w id e ly K n o w n us un 

'th e n all the principles of socialogy ^ . ^ 1 y 

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at Washington where he r e - 1 found aw aiting her a t the end of her j sion of measles will be staged. T here come will have one thing to reg ret all j ^ s ta te to give hi sopinion many *
urdil receiving his discharge. | voyage.

will be eating contests, races, and 

their life.

Gained

times before.

SENIOR PARTY TONIGHT AT 7:45 AT WOMAN’S GYMNASIUM

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DAILY COLUMN

B. B.

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

Ain’t 
It funny,
That
Every time 
One of these 
Women 
Pull this 
“I'm so glad 
I met you,
And
I'm crazy
To see you
Again”
Stuff,
Some poor
Boob falls
And asks
For a dat
And ain’t
It funny,
As she answers
“ I will
Gladly give
You a date.
Let me see,
Every night
Next week
Is taken,
But Wednesday,
And Saturday
Nights.
Which one
Shall it be?”
And he, poor devil,
Forks up the coin,
While tne he-vamp,
Whose trousers
Go so often
To the tailors
To be half soled,
Warms the bench
On the front porch
With this selfsame
Dame%
All the rest 
Of the week.

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F. Edward Walker, '18, Editor-in-Chief.

Gas F. Taylor, Jr., ’19. 
 

 

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J. Turner Garner, *20........................................................... Managing Editor.:
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STAFF TODAY’S ISSUE:

Issue Editor: Everett L. Looney ’21 
Assistants: Alice Stroud, ‘21, W. H. Jack, ‘22

REPORTERS:

Mable Singleton, ’22 
Louise Gladney, 22 
Virginia Tomlinson '19 
Howard Aronson '22 
Afton Wynn, '20

Stanley Babb, '22 
Kenneth McCalla, '22 
George McGee '21
Dorris Suavely, 
'20
Bill Weeg, ‘19

A G LIM PSE IN T O T H E F U T U R E

The many students who availed themselves of the privilege 
of attending the opening meeting of the House of Represen­
tatives of the state legislature W ednesday night were a ffo rd ­
ed a rare treat by being given a glimpse into the future edu­
cational development of Texas. President W. B. Bizzell of 
Texas A. & M. and our own President Robert E. Vinson both 
made pleas before the legislators for the passage of the bill 
providing for a bond issue not to exceed $4,500,000 and for 
the constitutional am endm ent which will completely divorce 
the University and A. & M., divide their landed endowment, 
and make it possible for legislative appropriations to be given 
the two schools for future building needs.

As outlined to the legislators the immediate plan of the 
University is to issue three millions of dollars of debinture 
bonds against the income from the University lands. One 
million, five hundred thousand dollars worth of sim ilar bonds 
would be issued against A. & M’s. income from th eir share of
the endowment. This money would then 
mediately start the University’s program for reconstruction 
of the campus and its buildings.

The proposed bill as explained by President Vinson seems 

Who in this crowd said Texas?

I love to call her name.

Her aid so pure, a breath of it 
Is like a draught of wine.

be available to im- She has ber fruits and flowers,

Her stately palm and pine,

And cotton fields around her houses 

Where honeysuckles twine.

to be air-tight as f a r as its legality and constitutionality is! Her prairies are so boundless,
concerned. The bonds would bear not over five percent in- 
In Spring such riches hold,
They seem a shoreless ocean, 
terest, and should bring in at least par, because of the a t­
Of red and green and gold.
tractive features they would have of being free from all state 
and local taxes. The money received would be used to meet ■ in the bottoms, on her rivers,
the most pressing building needs as presented by the s p e c ia l 1 We find the Southern moss
faculty committee of nine. Their complete report on needed T h a .t han}rs about ber forest trees 
buildings for instruction purposes alone calls for about twenty, 
costing approximately five million dollars. 

Just to think about old Texag

Llke tangled ske,ms of floss, 

If the measure is passed by the legislature and is approved j Makes a fellow proud, Gee Whiz! 

by the Governor the future prospects of the University will How «mld anybody blame us 
indeed loom up bright and rosy. The dream of the founders) When y°u know how* big she is.
of the University and all those who have been connected with Wl>u , T . 
, 
: f nnA „ 
it and really cared will begin to be true. A new day for high- 
cr education in Texas will have dawned. 

And Rhode Island oh her knee,

With Many* upo nher bosom,

. . . . 

I, 

, 

_ 

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. 

. 

. 

. 

, 

,

: She can mix a Tom and Jerry
For her sister, Tennessee.
.

The accompanying am endm ent to the state constitution is 
It will open 

fully as important and pretentious in its purpose. 
the way for legislative appropriations for Varsity’s building ‘ while 
needs as they may arise. 
suffered from the unjustness of the provision of the c o n s t i t u - j And give Vermont a French massage
tion banning building appropriations, and the am endm ent is And put New York to bed.
only fair and just. 
» 

Then let us drink to Texas,
tv 
Doctor \ inson s main plea before the legislators was for a [ The land we love the best,

I he University of Texas has long 

bathes New Hampshire’s 

head,

„ 

, 

, 

, 

• 

;

body or physical plant for the University commensurate with , And teach cur boys to love the-graves 
the spirit that already exists. We are proud of our spirit, the j Where Texas heroes rest.
Texas spirit, and we are proud of the showing as an edu­
cational institution that we have already made with our lim­
ited facilities. We are proud of the future University of 
Texas as wt saw her last night through the glimpse given us 
by President Vinson.

EAGLE AUTO SERVICE
JOE OYERVIDES
Stand 3293 Phone
Closed or Open Car*
Stand W. 7th St. and Cong re** Avn. 

hunt on Friday night, and th at lady 
villages j 
friends from neighboring 
(B ryan7) were invited to attend.

Did he refer to that little farm er, 
bunch of 

goring affair a certain 
Longhorns is going to pull off?

THIS IS A NEW ONE

(to 

Robust Old Gentleman 

sick 
lady) : “ When I came to Austin first 
I hadn’t strength to u tter a word, I 
had scarcely a hair on my head, I 
couldn’t walk across the room, in fact, 
had to be lifted from my bed.”

Sick Lady: 

“You give me hope,

kind sir How were you cured?”

R. O. G : “I was born here.”—Bill- 

CADILLAC 8 

REO 6

25 Years Experience
REPAIRING SHOES
Try us on your next pair. 
HEATH REPAIR SHOP. 
923 Congress Ave., Cor. 10th

C H M .H .R A V E Y

Watch and Jewelry Repairing 

106 West 6th St.

Across from Griffith's

Once there was young Cactus Ed,
I ie beauties he picked were cornfed. 
\v hen the year-book came out,
There went up a shout,
And the Editor dropped stone dead.

And to think that I get a dollar 

a year for writing this stuff.

PEOPLE WE FEEL SORRY FOR 
A. & M. basketball team.
Army recruiting officers.
The weather man.
Etc.

iken.

FIRING LINE

seated 

talkative 

the periodical 

Of all fascinating and attractive 
I things in our library from the heau- 
; ty of th j ceiling, the eternal shifting 
student 
and massing of 
groups a.id charmingly 
co­
eds, to the engaging courtesy of the 
attendants and the wonderful scoops 
I of campus gossip which are forced 
on the studious by earnest and de­
cided whispers of his table mates, 
; there yet remains one feature of our 
j “Hall of Echoes” known only to the 
esoteric and apparently few. 
It con­
sists of tne opportunity to read, of­
fered by the countless books piled 
shelf in shelf around the room. Here 
one may browse at leisure until by 
2hance hits 
room, 
where he may begin his idle perusal 
of contemporary thought. He need 
not worry ordinarily about running 
into anything “advanced” or “radi­
cal.” Old files of masses will not be 
I. W. W. bulletins 
forced on him. 
are not glaringly scattered about the 
smaller loom. “The Protest” is hap­
pily missing. 
In fact, any one not 
ironically and solely abdicted to the 
funny paper habit may find peace­
ful and soothing magazines not the 
least offensive to untrammeled minds.
But protest I must, for this is a 
Firing Line article. 
idyllic 
condition of the periodical room has 
at 
its 
darkest secret. The room harbors 
one publication that carries thought 
subvertive to University 
training. 
In the Nation for February 15, 1919 
appears an article on the need of 
leaders for the country to show the 
peaceable and calm settlement in the 
possibility of a revolution in Amer­
ica. An 
is 
journal, 
clearly real, intimates this 
and further continues, “Twenty men,

last been 

discovered 

revolution 

industrial 

This 

in 

CHAPEL NOTICE 
. As a basis for his talk this 
morning, Mr. Currie used the in­
cident of Christ healing the blind 
them he 
men. Before healing 
asked, “ Do you believe I can do 
this?”

There was no doubt in Christ's 
mind as to whether or not He 
had the power to heal these men 
their 
The question was about 
faith. Did they have 
so 
faith 
that He could use that power?

The same problem confronts us 
today. The thing th at retards the 
progress of the Kingdom is not 
the lack of power on God’s part, 
but the lack of faith on our part 
to use all the power God is willing 
to give us. God is looking for the 
man or the woman whom he can 
trust unlimited power.

There is a law for the coming 
of the Kingdom just as there is 
for the growing of a seed. The 
power is there, and the thing is 
sure to grow if men relate them­
selves rightly to that power.

Mr Currie will speak again to- < 
)

morrow. 

Of Special Interest__
ETCHINGS OF RHEIMS 
CATHEDRAL
Made under shell fire by Louis 
Orr, Am erican E tcher commis­
sioned by French Governm ent.

IOO 

These pictures are in limited 
editions, 
being 
made, and it is probable that 
they can be seen nowhere else 
in Texas.

copies 

Students are always welcome, 
and they are especially invited 
now.

The Gift Shop of Austin
1104 Colorado St.

CLOTHING

Line.

A. G. GERJ ES
1610 Lavaca.

J.&T. Cousins Shoes
Are Just Right

MSNare difficult to fit 

when they try on J. 4 T 
shoes hJL '
Cousins 

That* ^ “jU8t ^
That s because they
scientifically made J J
finest materials and

 

dna are
ii 

renowned for style and ease. 

i r 

4.1 

j 

You should m ake your selections now. You 

pleased with the variety o f m odels and the se a .J ! ** 
8 ne*
patterns and colors. 

T. H. Williams & Co.

by putting themselves at the disposal
of the service of this social progress,
............
fould enable it 
to 
ihe beneficient tendencies of the re­
volution and 
its progress 
insure 
 

without violence.”

fulfill 

“Twenty men, not from the Uni­
versities for during the past four 
years we have had a free, full, and 
sufficient experience of the kind of 
the universities are ca­
leadership 
pable of 
furnishing—“understands 
the least,” as Clarender said of the 
clergy, and taking the worst measure 
of human affairs of all mankind th a t 
can read and write.” What, are we 
really not being trained for leader­
ship? Can it be that the colleges are 
^ailing? This is directly antagonis-

tic to the self-professed teaching, rf 
the universities themselves, and md, 
doctrine is disconcerting. Such a 
jpen attack on the higher systea a i 
conducive to thinking and hits even 
tried student, I ^ 
true and 
want to think. Oh, why does the 
Library carry such upsetting liters, 
lure! Way have I been allowed to 
read such a criticism in the sacred 
clusters of the library itself! Cb 
the student body demand a cenwr. 
ship, I ask you?

Hot and cold and Turkish baths it 
the Hall of Fame, 806 Congress Ave.

Try a Texan Want Ad.

—o-

X T .

►Mi

7 Passenger Gosed Cars

DAY OR NIGHT

Phone 590 Phone

Residence 2 5 0 6

Weddings or Funerals, per car $4.00

BALLS (each w a y ) : I couple $ 1 .5 0 ; 2 couple $2.00;

3 couple $ 2 .5 0 .

Phone us for any number of Cars, closed or open. 

Special attention given Funerals, Balls, Weddings 

Prices the same to everyone. 

Robt. F. Jones, Prop.

United States Depositary

The Austin National Bank

of Austin, Texas

RESOURCES $ 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0

E. P. WILMOT, President. 
Wm. H. FOLTS, V i c e President.
JNO. H. CHILES, Vice-President. MORRIS HIRSHFELD, Cashier. 
C. M. BARTHOLOMEW, Asst.-Cashier.

Made 

to Measure.

See O ur

Faculty and Students* Accounts Solicited

No Account Too Small to H an d le

Anybody else want to start a col­

umn for the Texan?

Coach Juneau has about decided 
a 

to have a boat crew instead of 
track team

THAT WANT AD
Fair Amarylla lost a curl!
Oh how I pity the dear girl!
What naughty baron with bleary eye 
Would rape the lock of a Pi Phi?

Some c’ever wit from College Sta- column, 

ticn published a society item in the 
Houston Chronicle to the effect that Meet me at Texas B arter Shoo 
there would be a coon and possum 

t008 Congress.

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WANTED— A smile to fill out this

l l Fever Thermometers Are Here

A GOOD SUPPLY OF THEM 

PRICES-—$1.25 AND $1.50

University Drug Store

“The Convenient Place"

A. W. Griffith

O. G. Eckhart

GRIFFITH DRUG CO.

Where Quality Counts

Scarbrough Builds

L

The Big, Busy, Beautiful Drug Store

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

s 

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QUALITY CLOTHES

We believe in keeping straight to

our course!

All wool fabrics! Fast color dyes! 

Highest type of tailoring.
Dependable clothing.

That’s what you get when you buy 

quality clothes.

ROGERS PEET COMPANY 
NEW YORK CITY

/

Edwin Clapp Shoes and Oxfords

E. M. Scarbrough & Sons

SOCIETY

Betty Mathis

Alma Kernole will spend Saturday 
and Sunday at her home in Anderson.
It. L. Chandoin of Harlingen is 
visiting his daughter, Lily, at the 
Suberfoh.

Clifford Hodges has the mumps at 

Seton.

Polly Seale and Dorchails Parker 
will spend the week end at the Pi 
Phi House.

Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Dale will make 

their home in Austin.

Victor and Page Houston will 

spend the week-end in Floresville.

Miss Arbuckle from Waco is visit­

ing M ary Sleeper.

Hayden Hudson will 

spend 
week-end at the S. A. E . House.

the 

Captain Percy V. Pennybacker, 
a form er student of the University, 
is back in school.

Felix Hdbbs has pledged Alpha 

K appa Psi.

L au ra McGee, Alethea Sleeper, 
Em ily Wurzbach, and Jan e White 
have ju st returned from Waco where 
they attended the m arriage of M ary 
Shelton and P. W. Walker.

his former less expensive self under 
any conditions.

Dr. Vinson ended with a plea that 
the University be provided with the 
physical plant necessary to educate 
the boys and girls of Texas into the 
finest and best possible men and wo­
men, here at home. 
quoted 
Psalm s, where the poet compared the 
strong in body and mind to the tall 
and straight palm.

He 

V A R SITY C IN D ER

MEN H A V E BR IG H T 

O U TLO O K FO R YEAR

(Continued from Page I )

champion­
but won the individual 
ship in track events a t the Univer­
sity in 1917; and M. G. Swenson, 
center on the football team last fall, 
who is trying out in the weights.
Practice b as been going on 

for 
three weeks with good progress. Ac­
cording to Coach W. J . Jun eau , there 
is some scarcity o f m aterial in the 
in all other grants 
weights, but 
contestants 
there are several good 
for each place.

K appa Sigm a House.

The inclement weather and 

“ Runt” Winston is visiting a t the 

the 
meeting of many 
committees pre­
vented a large attendance of those in­
terested and of the legislators them­
selves, but a considerable number 
A. A . Pumphrey, Clark Banks, and of University students and professors
! Lemmie Armour were in Austin for sa t in the galleries or in the House,

M artin L. Allday, a student here in 

1914, is visiting in Austin.

m en d m en ts u r g e d

T O WITHDRAW BAN 

ON APPROPRIATION

(Continued from Page I .)

the University not to exceed five 
’Ilion dollars, at interest not to ex- 
five per cent for a time not to 
fifty years. The bill further
vides t n t the bonds shall be made 
rapt fiom taxes, except the Fed- 
1 income tax, on the basis that

thev shall be made le e a l1 

> 

urity. both these provisions hav- 
for their purpose the facilita- 
a of the marketing of the bonds, 
the appropriations, two-thirds is 
be devoted to the use of the Uni- 
sity and one-third to A. & M.

E ’S T E S

816 Congress

omen’s Ready-to-Wear and 

Millinery

e Home of Hod in and Betty 

Wales

EXCELSIOR M ARKET

Bssf, Po-k, V eal, M utton, L am b, 

Home Rendered L a rd . D ressed 

Fow ls.

Phone 625-725

Auto Delivery.

the University, and added that the I ^ FoiiTlder,s Day Bancluet of Phi and the meeting was marked by eam -

 

 

 

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The amendment proposes to separate 
the two institutions in law as they Universitv had’ thp “ s n r rW 
in 
are separate in fact, and to enable the United States.” He m a l com" 
the Legislature to appropriate funds parisons with other institutions of m 
for the improvement of the m a te ria l; equal academic rank in the countfv 
plant of the University. 

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K appa 

and said that the five millions asked A campl1s durmpr the comm£ week‘ 

Speaker K. E Thomason introduced | for would not put the University in enJohn T K j 

is recoverine from a the W° rk 

two schools and the ability of the 
presidents. He spoke of the dis- Dr. Vinson made a plea for the sup-1 Milton Thomas, on inactive 

Dr. BizzeJl first, praisin g the work o f | the class with these universities. 
the 
two 
in
grace of he shacks, and added that I port of the University, urged that it I the Navy is visiting at the Delta Chi
the men rushing back to school from be removed from politics, spoke of the House
service at home or 

in France could boys and girls of Texas who had i 

j reccnt illrPfs at the p and g Hos_

Speaker Thomason, in introducing 

duty 

pital.

senators. 

presentatives 

The schedule is not quite completed, 
but it will probably call fo r three 
est attention, and some enthusiasm
meets awav from home and three a t 
 both in the gallery and among the re-
Austin. A meet with Rice Institute 
Fre-
and 
at Austin is being negotiated 
and 
statements
the following have been 
arran ged :
made by the speakers with regard to
E arly in April, Baylor a t A ustin;
inStitU‘
ne<" ‘S ° f 
lions. Both outsiders and members ear|y ' n April, Southwestern Uni-
expressed verity at A ustin; April 25, A. & M.
of the legislative bodies 
confidence on the passage of the bill 
and the amendment. 

College S ta tio n ; May 2, Oklahoma 
at Norm an; M ay 9 and IO, South­
f‘ 
western Conference meet a t D allas.

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For best service, patronize Co-Op 
Barber Shop, 715 Congress Avenue.

T ry a Texan W ant Ad.

^ PW ^
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• 

t 

W aters is expected to visit quent applause greeted 

for state g n o s e s not be accomodated by the facilities worked hard to educate themselves

K registration of twenty-seven hundred 

e.red at the University now. The here, refering to Adrian Poole, R e -! He said that the five million mi^ht

 

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Dr. Bizzeil was then 

preservative from E l Paso, whom he not be w*se*y spent all a t once, and
asked for three million to make a “ re­
spectable sta rt” with.

is the proof that physical improve- j said that he first saw washing dishes 
ment mus* be given to the University. | in B. Hall. He expressed his pride 
Dr. Vinson told the incident of the 
“ It must be done,” said Mr. Thorn- in being a graduate of the University 
prosperous H arvard man who was 
ason. “ Let them go ‘hog wild* if nee- j and told of the first time he visited 
visited in his luxurious office by an 
cessary, to do it.” He expressed his the University after the w ar started, 
old classm ate of his who had been 
eagerness to do anything to relieve j of seeing in the hall the great service ,
very unfort 
the conditions now existing, and his flag with its more than twenty-five j ve.ry unfortunate. On hearing the 
misfortunes of his old friend, the 
confidence that the same feeling was j hundred stars, and of contrasting the 
wealthy man wiped his eyes 
and 
j spirit of those former students with 
predominant in the Legislature. 
rang for the office boy, saying, “ Send 
introduced, j that of the politicians who were ac- 
someone to kick this man out before 
He expressed his gratification over j cusing the University of all sorts of 
he breaks my heart.” “ That m ust be 
! the sentiment of the speaker, and his evils and vices. He then introduced 
the reason that it is hard to get leg­
j friendship for the University. He Dr. Vinson.
islators to visit the University under 
Dr. Vinson began his speech by 
said that since the social viewpoint 
the present conditions. 
I t’s poverty 
has dominated higher education, 
it i contrasting the clarity of the atmos- 
might break their heart,” added Dr. 
needs no defense as it did ten years j phere in the House at the storminess 
Vinson.
„
ago when he began asking for legis- of 
appearance. 
Dr. Vinson expressed his faith that
lative appropriation, and 
T " expres’ * d h,a fa,th that 
public service for all th at is provided whole world was clearer now t h a n ^ 
would make it p o ssi-;
hie for the Universitv to be a Unl­
for it. He told of the services of A. 
. 
versitv of 
& M. and of the value of its exten­
sion and research work, and returns 
of which f a r exceed their cost. He 
then stated the terms of the bill and 
the amendment agreed upon by the 
two boards and their two sub-com- 
j mittees, and in regard to the physi­
cal plant of the University, said that 
A. & M. had fared much better than

the first class in bodv as ;
to I it is in snirit, and his faith in the 
the problem of education in T e x a s,; plan to accomplish this result. He 
and the lack of proper support and especially urged the amendment re- j 
a equate planning for both common j moving the prohibition of legislative 
school and higher education. He said appropriation for buildings. 
that though the problem is difficult, 
r>r. Vinson spoke of the increasing 
it is not at all discouraging, and told expense of education, due to the pre- 
the ?ent low Value of money, only 54 per 
of the plans agreed upon by 
| boards of the University and A. & M. cent of its purchasing power in 1916, 
“ If we improve, we must clear the and to the natural causes that make 
grounds, must tear down that which institutions 
expensive 
increasingly 
is unsuitable, raze completely all that 
ju st as fam ilies are increasingly ex- 
In proportion to the pensive as they grow in number and 
is in the way. 
stability of the building is the depth j in age. As in the case of the family, 
j one would never exchange places with
of the foundation. 

GRAHAM’S

last 
in He added that the atmosphere of the ., DrT 

Dr. Vinson went immediately 

it had been for years. 

at his 

pays 

. . 

it 

u 

c 

x 

, 

,

Robert Mueller 
& Bro.

A U ST IN T R U N K FA CTO R Y

T ru n ks— T ravelin g B a g s— Suit 

C ases

Fancy L eath er Goods 

Phone 2079 

510 Cong. Ave.

HAVE YOUR SUIT OR­
DERED THRU 
“ AN OLD RE­

LIABLE”

Biggs has “ done” many 
suits for Varsity studes.

CALL HIM NOW

BIGGS & CO.

Phone 1601 

1007 C on gress

Tobin’s Book Store

801-803 Congress Avenue

New line of Stationery and 
Correspondence Cards 
Embossed to suit customer 
Calling Cards engraved at 
short notice 
Kodaks and Kodak Albums 
Desk Sets, Manicure Sets 
and Fountain Pens

QUALITY MILLS

Manufacturers

I

r

Grade Flour and Cora 

Products

Austin, -

T exas

Cold and Hot Drinks

Candies, C igars,Stationery

DRUGS 

Meet Me Here 

9th and Congress

The Citizens Bank & Trust Company

A U STIN , T E X A S.

The G uaranty Fund Bank.

T h ’ 

t i

W

D, J p

13 ank is under the supervision of the Banking Com­

missioner of the State of Texas.

e resPectfully solicit the accounts of University students.

' ^acy, President. 

Eldred McKinnon, V. P. and Cashier. 

Leo Kuhn, Asst. Cashier.

“ It is not repressive measures that
are needed to destroy Bolshevism, to 
kill anarchy, but education, training 
I of the mind and the spirit. The mis- 
iirected energies of Bolshevism must 
I be directed and turned in the right 
I way.”

Dr. Vinson described the physical 
j conditions on the campus, saying that 
j there were four real University build­
ings, and inviting the members of the 
legislative body to go out and look 
around at the shacks and the con­
demned Main Building. He said that 
j a careful study had been made of 
what could be done under present 
conditions, and that the results of 
this study were incorporated in the 
bill recommended. He stated that the 
best lawyers available had fram ed the 
; till so that it was constitutional, and 
would not be held up in the courts 
j after it was passed.

“ Gentlemen:” continued Dr. Vin­
son, “ we m ust have buildings. We 
are great in what we have done, 
our 
great in our ideals, great in 
spirit. We ask only a body that our 
spirit may develop and do its work. 
We ask only a suit of clothes that 
will fit, instead of reaching only our 
knees and our elbows and being ra g ­
ged and outgrown. We do not ask 
for students, we do not ask for ideals, 
I we do not ask for sp irit; we ask 
; only for a body to enable us to do 
all that our ideals and our spirit 
i can do.”

Dr. Vinson 

then explained 

the 
plans made, and urged their adoption. 
He told of the report of the Build- 
| ing Committee, with its plan 
for 
| twenty buildings, which includes no 
plan for dormitories or for buildings 
> for the Medical School at Galveston.

THE

Woman’s Toggery 
Shop

Ninth and Congress Avenue
The Store You Have 
Heard so Much About

DONNELLY & 
WHITE
Plumbing, Heating and 
Electrical Supplies

BURNHAM & FEHR

912 Congress Avenue 

THE B E ST PLACE TO BUY 

Cutlery, Toilet Articles, Safety Razors and Safety Razor Blades o f all 
kinds— We also sharpen all kinds of Safety Razor Blades. Bring 
your blades to us and we will make them as good as new. We have a 
nice line of Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Hair Tonics, Dental Creams, 
Face Creams, Razor Strops, Etc. We solicit the Student Trade.

CAPITOL BAKERY

W ILLIA M R O B E N SO N , Prop.

W HOLESALE AN D R ET A IL
B est in H om e-Bakod P i n 

A ustin, T o n s

BUICK 
AUTOS FOR HIRE
WRIGHT AUTO SERVICE

Night auto service.

PHONE 440

^WUKASCOROS.

Lunches, Cigars, Cold 

Drinks, Staple Groceries

Phone 1071

WAGNER CAFE AND CONFECTIONERY
C. G. W AGNER, Prop.
Short Orders, Lunches at All Hours, Stationery, Candy, 
Cigars, Tobaccos, Etc.

2220 Guadalupe

2111 Speedw ay 

Phone 2087

 %

I

Are You Worth 
A Fine Watch?

Taking stock of your position in the business 
and social world, ought you to b e expected to
have a fine w atch?

If people think you ought to carry a h a n d ­
some, accurate timepiece and you don’t, they 
are likely to think they have sized you up a 
little more highly than you deserve.

Mayer has watches worthy of the best men.

Come in and look them over.

All Delta Kappa Doitscher pledges 

m ust be in before Feb. 22.

SECRETARY.

All Co-ed* Urged to Come for 
One Grand Rally Before 
Final Exam*

Open house will be observed S a t­

urday night.

PA N H ELLENIC.

THE RHYM ERS will meet Friday 

evening at 8 o'clock.

BA PT IST MEN and men of Bap­
tist preference are urged to be pre­
sent at the organization of a new 
men's class by Judge O. S. Lattimore 
at 
the U niversity B aptist Church 
9:30 Sunday morning.

CHAIRM AN, 

Students’ Committee.

There will be a German at K. C, 

H all Friday night.

SECRETARY.

RU SK : Meeting this week will be
held Thursday 7:30 p. rn. Elim ina­
tion contest for Rusk’s 
representa­
tives to Freshman Declamation con­
test will be held at this meeting.

PR E SID E N T .

JU N IO R S: By petition on 

the
grounds that the last meeting was not 
representative o f the class, a meeting 
is called for Friday, Feb. 21, in room 
j l '8, Main Building, at 5 p. rn.

P R E SID E N T .

VARSITY B A N D : There will not

l)e a rehearsal tonight.

DIRECTOR.

ARE YOU Q U A L IFIE D ? 

A il 
men who are not at present enrolled 
in Sunday school are qualified to en­
ter Judge O. S. Lattim ore^ 
new 
class for men Sunday morning at the 
University B aptist Church.

To those who are securing 

new 
pledges for the D aniel’s Fund, please 
report at once.

Pet BOOKMAN, Treasurer. 
MIRIAM DOZIER, Chairman.

JU N IO R S: Every Junior is 

ex­
pected to be present at the meeting 
of the class Friday, Feb. 21, in room 
158, Main Building, at 5 p. rn.

P R E SID E N T .

Jewelers— Silversm iths— Diamond Merchant* 
The Hallmark Store 
618 Congress Ave.

GERMAN 
FRIDAY NIGHT
K. C. HALL

Street Car W ill Be W aiting

Bill Smith Very 
A rdent on Banquet

Subject: Dere Mable.
1. Who she is.

a. Why she it.
b. When she wuz born.

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2. Deaskripshun:
a. her sighs.
b. her shap.
c. her hare.
3. Why I luv her.
a. orly luv.
b. her proppitty.
c. other girls.

is 

Dere Mable is my gurl th at lives in 
caid 
Dallis County, texis. she 
Mable bekaws her grate ant oans a 
farm and her muther thot th at Mable 
wud g it the farm 
if she caled her 
Mable she waz born at the Kross 
roads in dallis Kounty texis on de- 
cimber 31 at 5 minits b4 midnite in 
year 
the year 19 hunnerd 
dide.
prodooced Mable and 

three 
then 

i 

Official Photographers

CACTUS

Mable is small and dont way much 
but shees my stile her shape is rather 
meejum shees 
little and young her 
hare is worn down her bak her eyes 
are Babbie blew.

I luv her or ustu bekaws she was 
thee only gurl w at took to me and 
i then thai*- is that Farm that her ant 
I owns. Coarse thair 
is other gurls 
| in the wurld and I mus say th at sum 
on them makes me sit up and take 
I am strifeing to be true but—
notis. 
S u m of these freshm an gurls 
I — ! 
I took a luk in 
sure are peechies. 
I the A rxytecture rume 
other 
| da an gee whiz i ’m gona luk agane. 
But i’m gona bring Dere Mable to the 
ingine-Ears K ank-wit 
i haz to 
matrikilate her in the engine-Earing 
! dept for to do hit.

thee 

if 

W itness my hand and seal, 

BILL SMITH.

VARSITY’S SERVICE 

FLAG WILL GO DOWN 

ON OUR WAR RECORD

(Continued from page I.)

the service flag. More than 
lou r I 
thousand U niversity of Texas men 
’ were in m ilitary service during the 
war. This number includes the mem- 
1 bership of the S. A. T. C. Nor are 
the veiled stars a true 
representa­
tion of V arsity’s dead heroes. F ifty- 
one veiled stars were prepared for 
the memorial service held in the fall 
term. Those on V arsity’s Roll of 
Honor are not represented by gold 
stars, bot by a blue star veiled 
in 
white. This is a unique idea and has 

I not been done elsewhere.
’ 
The U niversity Ladies Club pre­
c e n t e d the flag on March 2, 1918.
it was de­
, Under their supervision 
s i g n e d by Mr. E. C. H. Bantelle. The 
girls of the U niversity sewed on the 
i stars. Eventually this fla g will be- 
| come a part of the permanent war 
records of the school. A t present 
there is being collected and compiled 
a mass of interesting data from every 
newspaper file of the State, pertain­
ing to V arsity students and alumni 
who were active in N ational Service. 
The service flag will be a most tan­
gible repiesentation in these records 
of historical interest. When the re­
m aining stars are added on the bor- 
I der, it will perhaps not be so beauti­
ful, but it certainly will be a more 
the N ational 
1 significant record of 
1 spirit of V arsity’s men.

HELPFUL LECTURE

FOR JOURNALISTS

SPECIALS:

ICE CREAM AND CANDY

PHONE US YOUR WANTS

(Continued from page I.)

919 Congress Ave

hope to attain success in the profes­
sion.

Mr. Grant had a pleasing w ay of

Jobbers
AUTO ACCESSORIES AND HARDWARE
A complete line of accessories for the auto carried at
all times.
,Biird High Compression Rings.

A t water-Kent Ignition Systems 

WRITE FOR CATALOGUE.

LOST— A 

fraternity pin. 

Gold 
jeweled Kappa Kappa Gamma key. 
Return to Texan office and 
claim 
reward.

Found— Man’s silver w rist watch. 
office, 

Call at Business M anager’s 
identify same and pay for this ad.

Whoever found the watch in room 
208 Main building please phone 3562. 
16d
Reward. 

When in need o f a Shampoo, stop 
Parlor, 

at the U niversity Beauty 
2206 Guadalupe. Phone 1130.

Advertise in the DAILY T EX AN

Established 1847

W holesale Grocers 
and
Roasters of High Grade Coffee

NICK LINZ JAILORa^-
Shining Pan,
L a d ie s lS

CLEANING 
PRESSING 

Phone 2652

THE STUDENTS’ SHOP!
STORE
DILLINGHAM SHOE CO.

610 Congress Ave.

Successful Candidate for Pres­
ident of Freshman Class to 
Be Announced

?hc r IU 
^eds ton i s 

\ will be - 

if girls w 
(jeir mile* 
^ir rubbe 
fisted th 
puntains J 
joie in th 
Uh of “I 
M r rewa 
[it is wh 
few “sti
I pome th i

Pronvine 

r.ties of 
Alb dane 
Morrow 

Lrangem 
rake th is 
r y of ti 
irihestra 
Marion £ 
ii order. 

lr charge 
iu and ai 
k served.
I The g r 
lejdanre 
n it a se 
lore the d 
b i charge 

b k of t 
Ejected 
rant wh 
■tints w 
|o’<|ock, a 
k i lt e d

and Holeproof Hosiery- 
all sizes.

It’s time to buy Spring 
furnishings— drop in anc 
see the $ 10.00

SHIRT BEAUTIES

— silk crepe.

While the “Kid Gloves 
are so expensive, the 
Holeproof Silk Gloves are 
most welcomed substi­
tutes, and very stylish— 
see them.
KNOX and STETSON anc 
TRIMBLE Hats for Spring
— All here.

Better than oil stock is 

an investment in

Hickey-Freeman Co.

Clothes and Overcoats a 
Cut Prices.

It’s banking money ti

get these

U N IV E R S IT Y Y AIDS

RETURNED SOLDI!

(Continued from

Psf® I.)

the men as soon as they 
cooperate 
in plans for th 
tion; assist all agencies ii 
their old positions back fo 
in securing new positions 
them or in securing new 
and to discover men with 
and get them lined up in I 
of community service.

Oysters, Poultry. 
and Vegetable*

1002 Congress

Solicits 

Students V

COQUETTE CORNER

ALONG WITH GRIND 

IS CAUSE OF DELAY

(Continued from page I.)

the 

idea of the range of 

given in his honor. He will play no 
favorites, and will make 
selec­
initiative only.
tions upon his own 
The grind section has quietly been 
gathering all stories of slang, slan­
der and scandal to be found within 
the en viien s of the U niversity. To 
the 
give an 
it may be 
grind section this year, 
said 
that there will be ten more 
pages added to this departm ent alone. 
Incriminating 
has been 
campus buz­
gathered against the 
zards, and it is rumored th at some of 
them are going to e a t crow. P ic­
lavishly distributed 
tures will be 
throughout the 
section and where 
there is no story to explain the pic­
ture, 
th r* picture will tell its own 
tale with the suggestion that it car­
ries. Just, as man has perfected his 
the 
, weapons of w arfare, so has 
grind section perfected all m eans for 
drawing paroxisms of laughter, and 
groans of remorse.

evidence 

Warm weather and spring sunshine 
produced tangible results in the form 
of the first Geology hike of the sea­
son this afternoon. Promptly' at 2 
o’clock, Dr H. P. Bybee with his sec­
tion of Geology I students w as o ff 
for the region of Barton Springs. 
F rom the make-up of the crowd, it 
looks as if much of the old interest of 
such hikes will be lacking this year, 
there were only three wee sm all co­
eds to stroll with about th irty boys.
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For best service, come to W olf’s 

Barber Shop, next door to Kress.

ARMSTRONG 
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR
S unshine an d C iste rn W a te r 
AU K inds of T re a tm e n ts 

Telephone 1656 

H O W . 7 th S t

MARGARET HALL, Prop.

FIRST GEOLOGY HIKE

CAPITOL FISH