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First C ollege D aily in the South

VOLUME XXI.

AU STIN . TEXAS, T H U R SD A Y MORNING. OCTOBER 14. 1920

NO. 19

FOR ENTIRE TERM 
E PUBLIC

A nnouncem ent Made of Many 
Im portant Events To Be 
G iven This Fall

ACROSS ASIA 

IS

BIG PEP MEETING
AT CIM TONIGHT

the Texan I Block Sm ith T ells of Foreign Everyone E xpected To Be On

^ 0 r ^C.°^ « X * 

In Siberia 

H and For B iggest R ally
Yet Held This Year

A nnouncem ent of the Social Calen-

Every stu d en t and faculty m em ber
d a r fo r the fall term was made yes- j fleeted last year by the student body I ing of the recent W orld W a r was ex- Gf the U niversity is expected to be
 7;15 
terd ay afternoon by the Soccial C al­
en d a r com m ittee and includes m any 
im p o rtan t social functions. 
The e n ­
tire calend ar is as follows:

Some of the most rom antic fig ht- 

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T hu rsd ay , October 21, La T e rtu lia I members o f th e r e r a n . 

STUDENTS TO BE 
ENTERTAINED BT

HEALTH SERVICE 

TO BE ENLARGED

D r . G oddard A nnounces New 
M edical Rules To Be 
Put In O peration

AUSTIN CITIZENS 
RESPOND TO CALL 
F

Students G iven P rivilege Of 
Raising T heir Share 
. T oday

Business men and other citizens of 

increased enrollm ent of 
the U niversity of T exas and th e re ­
cent em phasis of a definite 
health 
program , it h as been deemed wise to 
the U niversity H ealth Ser- 
enlarge 
fee,
This y e a r the medical 
them selves be en tertain ed with a reception a t the which every stu d en ts pays upon en-

R eception And D ance Planned 
For T hose Going To D a l­
las Friday N i g h t

Oklahom a and T exas students will vice. 

With 

the 

► uniform 

the U niversity, was 

A ustin yesterday proved 
1000 per cent fo r th e U niversity o f,
T exas and th e U n iv ersity ’s Longhorn 
Band by a h e a rty response to an a p - 1 £ am e S atu rd ay , according to Dr. Met- from 
peal m ade fo r funds w ith which to l^ e n th in , form erly of the U niversity and w ith 
faculty. 
lowed by 

I U niversity Club in D allas a f te r th e terin g 

th e m usicians. The Band
paraded down Congress Avenue a t 4 
o’clock y esterday afternoon headed by 
“ Co-Op” Ed R a th e r’s ca r which con- 
tam ed the following m embers of the made by 8everal alum ni of * * * um - 
sp ed a l F inance Com mittee, appointed | v e r itie s . 
E v ery th in g will be free 
to have ch arg e of this w ork: 
Jack and every stu d en t is urged to spend
Blalock, ch a irm an ; Benton M organ, a f ew m inutes a t the club. Special 
McCord M clntirc, and E. C. F a th e r. prov| 8|ons have been m ade fo r th e en- 
The ca r carried two larg e signs which | 
read “ We M ust U niform th e B and.” I 
The p arad e attra c te d much atten tio n . Itim e beforc the ^am e- 

i Rvi-v toiiro wiii Ko 
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to five dollars,
increase of fees has
The 
service. 
s ^ f f 18 co™P°8ed of Dr. C
G oddard, chief of s t a f f ; Dr. E thyl
Lyon H eard, physician fo r women; 
. Lvon H eard. Dhvsic’an fo r women:
for 
Dr. Chaa. S. G ates, physician 
m en; and Dr. S. N. Key, ear, nose and 
from 
th ro a t specialist. The visits 
U niversity physicians are not 
lim ­
they have been heretofore, 
ited, as 
nor is the num ber of days in the hos-
consultation
the

T he reception will be fol- come « n increase of 
a dance< 

th ree dollars 
th is 

room« haye been enlarged, and 

students during 

R efreshm ents 1 

tile pital 

limited. 

raised

The 

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S u b scr ip tio n s T a k e n 

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The band tu rn ed and^'came back up the D allas ex-students association, has 

Tom A. M cK night, p resident of equipm ent has been improved.

N evertheless, students are not pro- 

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from 

the Avenue .to p p in g a t every block ! eJ[tended „ „ in v itatio n t0 all stu d e n t8 ! hibited {r° m sw k in «
and giving a sh o rt concert while m en.-1 who ( . a n posaibly leave clas8es Sat- j f r o m . ph^ si' ian1V ’lh.e,r ‘ J ? " th ,‘ U " ‘‘ 
t versify M edical w taff. However, the
hers of the finance com m ittee solicit- u rd ay to visit D allas. 
is not
ed subscriptions 
business concerns and from by-stand- 
rh e fol‘
ers. 
f U tt* r " n t t e "
tion 
understood 
sponded w ith th e ir p a rt m ost enthus- D allas “ j know th a t the D au as peo-i*!0*1 beUv,en U n >versity .students and 
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iastically. 

tbe gam e th is y e a r will have one of . ! 
, be lortrest attendances 

th e various vision has been m ade w e n te rta in serv,ce of ° « t8lde physicians 

the stu d ents royally,” Mr. K night ^ ° 'ered by the « ied,cal ***■ 

1 
I pje a re expecting a good 

ever seen in ^ Goddard explains fully 

incom plete but 
citizens 

s u b s c rip -1 gaid in his im ita tio n . 

think th a t ° W‘? g “ c*r.p t 

' us 1,1 P lysicians >> 

The re tu rn s on the 

r.
the rela-

the city doctors:

“ E very p ro -' 

r 
football

lists are 

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re- 

th at 

the 

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giving 

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the citizens 

fu rn ish them

tknin no 
fVilu 
th eir p a r t of th is 

Today the students will be called I ggm® an d I believe th a t Texas a n d | TT 
flin/i ALULa ~ 
mn 
fund. Oklahom a will 
response w hat they w a n t.”

upon for 
With such a m agnificent 
from 
share, it is anticipated th a t the stu- The dance will be one of the best
dents will be doubly en th u siastic in , of the y ear according to students who
It has been have been in close touch w ith the Dal- 
bringing up th eir p a rt. 
pointed out th a t the o ffe r of L utcher las U niversity Club. The U niversity
S ta rk , of O range, prom inent a lu m -1 Club has been recently remodeled an d 
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is rn good condition to e n te rta in the 
college boys.

Big D a n c e P lan n ed

w ith 1

th e ir; 

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(C ontinued on P age F o u r) 
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OKLAHOMA TENNIS 
MATCH CALLED OFF
■ Missouri V a lley C onference 

Rules W ould Bar G rang­
er From P laying

T exas U niv ersity will not m eet p lan " in* 

th is 

fall. 

a 
in 
the U niversity of Oklahom a 
tennis m atch 
T entative 
arran g em en ts had been m ade fo r two 
tournam ents. The firs t was to have 
been played on October 15 and 16, a t 
xVorman, OI lahoma.

Several days ago, nowever, 

the 
question of the eligibility of C harles 
G ranger, a m em ber o f T exas’ team , 
was raised by O klahom a’s insistence 
the M issouri 
upon playing under 
Valley C onference rules. 
I t * was 
hoped by th e T exas au th o riities th a t 
th is m a tte r m ight be settled, sa tis­
factorily, by O klahom a’s ag reein g to 
play under the S outhw est Conference 
rules. T his hope w as blasted y ester­
day afternoon, when L. Theo Bell­
mont received a 
telegram from the 
athletic au th o rities of Oklahom a U ni­
v ersity th a t 
be 
played only under the M issouri V al­
ley rules.

the m atches could 

Ligon S m ith, one of the best mu- 
I sicians in D allas, has been obtained 
I to play fo r the dance. A floor larg e 
enough to accom m odate all visitors 
j has been obtained in the O riental Ho- 
i tel D ining Room. The Glance will 
s ta r t a t eight th irty o’clock.

C o-E d s S ig n i n g Up 

Miss C asis, Dean o f Women, states 
are

j th a t a larg e num ber of co-eds 

th ° ‘ " 5 * D , " V
for S atu rd a y s gam e. 
She cannot,
however, give any definite num ber 
since m any a re m aking the day trip , 
and only those who have asked h e r to 
m ake sleeper reservations fo r them i 
have tu rn ed in th e ir nam es.

No 

listed reservations have been 
made yet, because all of th e girls who 
have spoken to M iss Casis are p lan ­
rtdativcs 
ning to visit friends 
here. 
However, one of the ch iper- 
ones will rem ain in D allas over Mun­
day to be w ith any g irls who should 
wish to stay in a hotel.

or 

Two sleepers have been 

reserved 
fo r co-eds, and, in case th ere are more 
applications, an o th er can be secured. 
Miss C asis u rges th a t all who wish 
to m ake reservations see h er about it 
today.

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THO M PSON DROPS OUT

OF RACE FOR OFFICE

01 Mt<J1

“ As C hief of Medical S ta ff of the 
,AS 
to more closely 
Hi \ t* I Sity f ITI Old?!
co-ordinate the e ffo rts of this s ta ff 
with 
the physicians of the City of 
A ustin, I am o fferin g the following 
rules as a guide to our unbiased e th i­
cal and cordial relations as applied 
Service,
to 

the U niversity H ealth 

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“ I. All stu d en ts m ust 

: students who a re entitled to the ben-
. e fits of the S tu d e n ts’ H ealth S erv ice:
a 
permit, signed by the Chief of Medical 
S ta ff before e n terin g a hospital fo r 
treatm en t.

have 

“2. All stu d en ts needing X -ray 
exam ination or other laboratory tests, 
m ust have a p erm it from the Chief 
of S ta ff and be assigned by him to a 
laboratory.

“ 3. S tudents calling upon physi­
cians other th an the U niversity S ta ff, 
will them selves be held responsible to 
such physicians for paym ent of fees. 
S tudents desiring the 
of 
physicians o th er th an the U niversity 
S ta ff m ay upon the w ritten perm is­
sion of Chief o f S ta ff, be referred to 
a hospital and be furnished board and 
nursing by the U niversity. 
H ealth 
Service.

'services 

“4. All physicians other th a n the 
U niversity S ta ff m ust, before re f e r r ­
ing students to hospitals, as herein 
provided, f irs t fu rn ish the C hief of 
S ta ff w ith w ritten statem en t, giving 
address, 
name, city address, home 
probable diagnosis, and 
estim ated 
length of tim e hospital care will be 
Such physicians m ust also 
needed. 
the cbndi- 
report daily 
tion of p atien t, and, upon d isch arg ­
ing such p a tie n t from hospital, f u r ­
nish Chief of S ta ff w ith 
complete 
re p o rt of case. The U niversity S ta ff 
of 
shall also determ ine the length 
tim e student 
to hospital 
b enefits.”

in w ritin g 

is entitled 

CALHOUN BECOMES 
ADVISORY MEMBER

Dr. V inson A nnounces A pp oint­
m ent To D aily T exan 
Board

Dr. J. W. Calhoun, of the M athe­
m atics D epartm ent, h as been appoint-
ed alum nus m em ber of 
’ Advisory Board by P resident R. E. j 

Vinson. T he other m em bers of the 
Board a re Milton Ling, who was 

and Hulon W. Black, who as editor- 
in-chief of the Texan, is an ex-officio 
the 
member. 
The constitution 
th a t 
S tu d en ts’ Association requires 
one m em ber of the Board 
an 
alum nus o f the U niversity.

be 

The p rim a ry function of the Ad­
visory B oard is to select the s ta ff

Y. M. C. A. CAMPAIGN 
PLANS DISCUSSED

Team C aptains 

A ppointed 

M onday N ight To A ssist 
In D rive For Funds

P lans fo r the forthcom ing Young 
Men’s C h ristian Association 
finance 
cam paign were discussed and p erfect­
ed in the re g u la r weekly m eeting pf 
^cabinet , Monday 
the 
night.

association 

T w enty-five team ca p ta in s were se- 
These
men are in tu rn to select eight a ssist­
ants, the nine men com posing a team . 
By dividing the city into geographi­
cal blocks, and by 
each 
team to so m any blocks, every s tu ­
dent will be given an opp ortunity to 
contribute to this association which 
has served the stu d en t body for m any 
>ears. C abinet m em bers confidently
the -w holehearted and unstin t-

assigning 

ed su p p o rt of tfle stud ents 

C harles B arrow , p resident of 

the 
cabinet, presided over the m eeting. 
O ther m em bers p re sen t w ere: John 
ll. A w trey, Benton M organ, Reed 
G ranbury, Jack Oglesby, IL R. Cox, 
W illiam P otts, Sim Hulsey, Sim Kel­
ly, M yron E verts, H enry S tra ssb u r- 
ger, E v erett Jones, F ra n k McGehee 
and Block Sm ith.

BEAUM O NT STU D ENTS

ELECT CLUB OFFICES

On T uesday afternoon 

the Beau- 
r ant club m et for leorgani/.ation and 
election of officeia for the new year. 
The follow ing o f f e r s were elected: 
W illiam McNeil, 
p resid en t; Lucite 
C h ristian , vice p resid en t; Ben Wood- 
head, sec retary and 
tre a s u re r and 
Wilson Young, reporter.

Plans fo r the y e a r’s work were dis­
Among 
cussed and decided upon. 
other thin gs, the club’s plans to fos­
the 
ter a closer affiliatio n between 
U niversity 
High 
School. 
The social phase of the t r - 
ganization will not be overlooked.

and B eaum ont 

in evidence.
Every B eaum ont stu d en t is invited to 
become a member of the organization. 

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W e e k E n d i n g O c t o b e r 16 

S atu rd ay , October 

16, G erm an 

Club, K. C. Hall.

W e e k E n d i n g O c t o b e r 23 

Club— T exas Bible Chair.

F rid ay , October 22, K appa A lpha 

T heta dance— C ountry Club.

S atu rd ay , October 

23, G erm an 

Club— K. C. Hall.

S atu rd ay , October 23, Phi D elta 

T heta dance— C hapter house.

W e e k E n d i n g , O c t o b e r 30 

T h u rsd ay , October 28, Young Men’s 
C n ristian Association 
and Young 
Women's C h ristian A ssociation Re­
ception a t Men’s Gym.

F rid ay , October 29, Acacia dance— 
Elk's H all; Newm an Club dance— 
Newman H a ll; D elta D elta D elta 
dance— C ountry Club; Mrs. B urk's 
E nglish Classes— Mrs. B urk's.

— K-. C. H a ll; Beta T h eta Pi— C hap­
te r house; Sunday Club 
dance— 
G regg Hall.

W e e k E n d i n g N o v e m b e r 6

Mid term week.
S a tu rd a y , November 

Club— K. C. Hall.

6, G erm an 

W e e k E n d i n g N o v e m b e r 13

F rid ay , November 12, D elta K appa
Epsilon— C ountry C lub; Sigm a Nu | 
—C h ap ter house; T fx a s P re-m eds—
E lk's Hall. 

s \

S atu rd ay , Novffrffr r 13, 

G erm an

Club— K. C. H a ir *

W e e k E n d i n g N o v e m b e r 2 0

F rid ay , N ovem berJl9, R a ttle r Club 
— C ountry C lub; D elta Sigm a P hi— 
K. C. H all; D elta T heta Phi— E lk ’s 
H all. 

4
rn
S atu rd ay , Novenilk*r 20, G erm an 
Club— K. C. H a ll; T heta Xi— Coun­
try Club.

W e e k E n d i n g N o v e m b e r 27
24, 

W ednesday, November 

Phi 
Gamma D elta— C ountry Club; K appa 
Sigm a— C h ap ter house.

T hursday, November 25, T h an k s­

giving Reception—S tate Capitol.

F rid ay , November 26, Phi Sigm a 
T hanksgiving 

D elta— E lk ’s H all; 
G erm an— K. C. Hall.

W e e k E n d i ng D e c e m b e r 4

F rid ay , December 3, Phi K appa Psi 
— Place announced la te r; Lam bda Chi 
A lpha— Place announced la te r; Phi 
Mu— Place announced la te r; Sigm a 
Alpha Epsilon— C h ap ter house.

S atu rd ay , December 

4, Germ an 

Club— K. C. Hall.

W e e k E n d in g D ec em b e r l l

S atu rd ay , October 30, Germ an Club! lected to a ssist in th e drive. 

e

t h

i n 
, 

 Men.a 
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in j 
pe r i m e d by the Czecho slovaks 
th eir jo u rn ey of over ten thousand 
m ile. th ro u g h hostile co untry to reach sharp tor one of th e
th eir old homes in the disrupted A us­
to 
tro -H u n g arian em pire, according 
W. A. (B lock) Sm ith, S tu d en t Life 
S ecretary of 
the U niversity. Mr.
Sm ith served the Inter-A llied arm ies 
in S iberia as a Young Men’s C h ris­
tian Association sec retary from May 
1919 to J u n e 23, 1920, when he sailed 
for A m erica.

lies of the year. A high m ark in pep 
will be reached th a t will alm ost equal 
th a t 
the T hanksgiving 
gam e, according to “ S ta g ” Rowland, 
Yell Leader.

preceding 

New athletic sw eaters will be p re­
sented to the yell leaders by the Co- 
Op. 
P lans for the rooters a t the Ok­
lahom a A. & M. gam e will be divulged 
and fin al yell practice will be in order

T he R ussian 

take 
tra n s p o rt 
they could join 

The C zech o slo v ak s were d ra fted 
into service by the A u strian s in the 
beginning of the w a r in 1914 
and
placed in a larg e u n it on the R ussian ^rom s ta r t to finish 
the Czechs were 
fron t. However, 
more anxious to win th e ir own free­
dom th a n 
to fig h t for the G erm an 
allies, and, w ith bands playing and 
flags flying, the whole u n it m arched 
s u rre n ­
into the R ussian lines and 
dered. 
governm ent 
agreed to allow the Czechs to cross
for
.Siberia and 
the
F rance w here 
allied arm ies and eventually 
reach 
their homes in Bohemia.

E stim ates of the num ber of stu ­
dents who will atten d the gam e are 
variously placed, but 500 or 600 are 
surely expected according to p resen t 
indications. 
I t is thou gh t th a t the 
prospect of a h ard gam e w ith Okla- 
fioma, coupled w ith the attra c tio n s of 
the F a ir anil of D allas, is likely to 
bring out a g re a te r num ber of s tu ­
dents a t the last m inute. P a rtic u la r­
ly those who expect to m ake the trip 
should be p resen t a t the 
to 
learn th e program fo r the trip .

un­
the
in c a rry in g 
tru stw o rth y 
T e a m D u e G ood S e n d - O f f 
agreem ent and attem pted to prevent 
The team is a due a good send off 
the Czechs from continuing 
th eir
for this tussle as the Aggies are dop-
journey across Siberia, b u t the Slavs ed to be unu sually stro n g this season.
with visions of freeing th eir country 
Pep of the h ighest o rd er is demanded 
and 
before them , resisted Lenine 
before, d uring, and a f te r the fra y , to 
the 
T ro tsk y ’s arm ies w ith 
crude 
show the Texas S p irit win o r lose.
From th a t 
arm s they could obtain. 
time un til 
the 
y ea r 
the 
about 
C zecho slo vaks, 
100,000, successfully resisted the j o ­
yance of the Reds in a b arren t e r r i ­
tory of several thousand miles.
Y. M. C. A. A id ed F o r c e s 

The Bolsheviki proved to be 
out 

p resen t 
num bering 

ra lly 

in 

leaving S iberia and 

It was not until the p re sen t year 
th a t all of the Czecho-Slovaks suc­
ceeded 
ta k ­
ing tra n s p o rt fo r th eir native country 
of which P rag u e is the capitol, Mr. 
Sm ith says. 
One of the most im­
p o rta n t agencies which m aterially 
aided the Czechs in th e ir long w a r­
fa re w ith th e Reds was the Young 
Men’s C h ristian Association. 
In ap ­
preciation of the work of the Asso­
ciation fo r them d u rin g th e ir stay in 
Siberia, Lieut.-Col. Dr. Klega of the 
C zecho slo vak arm y w rites:

the 

in Russia 

“ The Y. M. C. A. has been doing 
th eir beneficial work all 
time 
the Czecho-Slovakia arm y has been 
stayin g 
passing 
through such hard 
tim es and even 
now d u rin g the last period when they 
are w aitin g fo r th eir tra n sp o rts 
in 
the voyage 
Vladivostock. 
home the Y. M. C. A. is continuing

D uring 

and 

(C o ntin ued on page 4)

 

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To Elect Officers

At Meeting Friday

the spectato rs a t 

An O range Longhorn Head will be 
on the back of the yell leaders’ sw eat­
the 
ers so th a t 
gam e will be su re to recognize the 
T exas rooting section if d esp erate e f­
fo rts a t rooting fall short. 
Row­
land requests th a t all rooters be on 
hand a t the D allas gam e by 3:30 to 
insure an undivided rooting section 
and a s trin g of yells under way by 
Between 
the tim e things liven up. 
halves a snake dance will be staged 
and the band will parad e in T fo r­
m ation.

All m atters will be explained def 
in itely a t the rally to n ig h t and no 
man w hether expecting to m ake the 
t ri p or not can a ffo rd to absent him ­
self from this assem blage.
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SENIOR ENGINEER 

WINS SCHOLARSHIP

Ralph S. W indrow, Firat 
R eceive This A w ard 
Plays F ootball

To

the f ir s t y ea r 

R. S. W indrow, of Hondo, is the 
firs t stu d en t to hold th e new C ulbert­
son scholarship in the U n iversity of 
the 
Texas. This 
is 
scholarship has been offered. 
I t is 
an annual aw ard m ade by J . G. Cul­
The 
bertson of W ichita 
am ount of the scholarship is $300 and 
its aw ard is lim ited to an E ngineer­
ing student, preferab ly a senior, who 
is specializing in highw ay engineer­
ing.

Falls. 

Mr. W indrow, the p resen t holder of 
the scholarship, now resides in Hon­
do, and has been a stu d en t of B aylor 
U niversity and of A. & M. college. 
He is now a senior engineer in the 
U niversity. All 
th ro u g h his school 
work, Window has been noted as a 
pro fic­
football p layer and fo r his 
iency 
to engin­
It is a notew orthy fa c t also 
eering. 
the B aylor
th a t W indrow was on 

in subjects related 

team in 1916 when the B ears rolled
up the 6 to 3 score ag a in st Texas, 

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PRE-M ED TEAM O R G A N I Z E D

The m eeting was well attended and I Education Students

S atu rd ay , ;December 

l l , G erm an ; much enthusiasm

Club— K. C. Hall.

HESTER AN N O UN CES

FOR ASSEM BLYM AN

nounced his w ith d raw al 

F . A. Thom pson yesterday 
from

U nder the M issouri Valley Con­
an-
ference rules, a m an m ay p artic ip a te 
the
for only th ree y ears in 
inter-colle-
giate athletics. T his year m arks th e race ^or ^ iee-P resident of the S tu ­
d en ts’ A ssociation. 
He expressed
beginning of the sam e ru lin g in the 
his thanks to those who pledged him 
S outhw estern Conference. D u rin g the 
th e ir su p p o rt in th e 
elec­
the 
w ar, however, and 
tion.
perm itted 
Southw estern Conference 
freshm en to play in 
inter-collegiate 
contests. 
The M issouri V alley Con­
ference did not adopt a like plan.

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A TH EN A EU M SO C IETY M EETS

la st y ear, 

ooming 

A thenaeum L ite ra ry

S o c i e t y ! 

held a re g u la r m eeting la st n ig h t in 
th e basem ent of 
0 n r, _______ j J U___ j 
P. G. Greenwood delivered the open­
ing declam ation.

th e 

law building. y 

The m ain event of the evening was 

Superintendent of

his 
m any frien d s th a t he 00 so, F ra n k 
M. H ester, prom inent academic stu -
Delinquent Girls
U /:il M . l . 
I dent, has announced his candidacy fo r 
rtlll Make Address Ju n io r Academic Assem blym an a t the

A fte r num erous requests by 

a i i 

r ""r 

. 

approaching election.

?, 

Dr. C arrie W eaver Sm ith, S uper- 

Since his coming to the U niversity
in te n d e d of S ta te T ra in in g S ch o o l: three year8 ag0 M r H a lte r has b<.en
' GaineSVille' wi" I closely associated with stud ent activl- 
m anT f rlends about the
t 'e9, an(* 
c“ mPU* a tte s t to his ability to till sue-
cessfully the office to which he as 
pires.

nT en? , 
work 

tion room.

’ P' m ' 

' 'h ' 
. 

^ ^ 

___* j Young W omen’s C hristian A sjo cia-'

In explaining he* purpose in visit-

form 

a debate: Resolved, th a t a commis
aion 
of S ta te G overnm ent 
should be substituted fo r the p resen t 
system . The affirm a tiv e was upheld 
by R. Gillan and H. B relsford. W.
H. Jack and G. Goldberg 
ag a in st 
m ** 
.
. . 
.
the 
debate, the decision of 
. 
. 
, . 
was rendered in favor of the negative. [ The y w 
the YnV n . - Y . W. c. a " drtve th a t I Coppai*tta ' ‘ 
will s ta r t next Monday. 

the question. A fte r a hot 

, 
, 
ju d g e s ; 
. 
J 

a r g u e d ! u1n,ve™ 1* ^ ” 

I mC*tiB*'

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a 

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ing the U niversity, Dr. Sm ith said : | STEW A RT A N N O U N C ES
“ These girls who have had th e w orst,! 
now m ust have the best; and I have 
come to the U niversity of Texas 
to 
I w ant 
talk m yself out of a job. 
to help
U niversity of Texas girls 

Irvin S tew art, one of the five c a n ­
did ates fo r the office of vice presi-
f n 9 10 f * ‘p ! dent of th e S tudent*' Assembly, an

HIS W IT H D R A W A L

del.nqt.eney I . t h e t a te. nounw d the w ithdraw al of

» On our fa cu lty a re rep resen tativ es of
. 
i nearly every s ta te but our own I”
c A g ^ j . , Service

. 

. 

.

*>a ™ 

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t h .

In 
didacy W ednesday afternoon. 
sending in his official 
resignation, 
Mr. S te w art expressed his ap p recia­
tion for th e ready su pport given him 
I by m any of th e students.

G ran g er has fo r th re e y ears been 
the ace of tennis players in the U ni­
versity of Texas. L ast y ear he won the 
Southern inter-collegiate singles title. 
Paired with McNeil D rum w right, 
G ranger, also, annexed th e S outhern 
D rum w right 
doubles cham pionship. 
a n i G ran g er represented 
the U ni­
versity in th e N ational Intercollegiate 
Tennis T ournam ent, held in P hiladel­
phia th is p a st sum m er. T his 
team 
went to the finals, they lost to Yale 
in a five set m atch, in which the re ­
sult was in doubt up to the last mo­
m ent of play. T h eir work created a 
favorable 
ex­
the 
im pression upon 
p ert tennis players of the E a st.

fo r 

include 

th e 1920-21 session 

O ^ D P R I N T ON E X H I B I T I O N

for- ucation B uilding a t 5 p. rn.

All stu d en ts who are registered for 
a course in th e School, regardless of 
other d ep artm en t affiliatio n s, are e*i- 

P lans of th e School of Education 
a
“ A Man Becoming a God” is the J num ber of activities of in tere st to Bio­
A m eeting of 
titic of an old Chinese p rin t on the dents in the School. 
bulletin board opposite 
the G irls’ j a n education students has been called 
Study Hall. The picture was found in ! for the election of officers for tom or- 
a little out-of-the-w ay shop in C hina i row afternoon in room 312 of the Ed- 
by Miss N ancy Lee Sw ann, 
a 
m er stu d en t of the U niversity. 
It 
is not known ju s t how old the p rin t 
is, but it belongs to a style of a r t
now obsolete in C hina. The p ic tu re ; g ib k to 
a tten d this me*t ing, and it
will be on the bulletin board Wednes- jg urged th a t everyone whosis eligible
day m orning from 9 to 
12. This is come ^ ^be £jrg^ meeting. A picnic
the story th a t the picture te lls: “ A
o r some o th er inform al social gath« 
p |anned fo r an early
poor beggar s ta rts out on the journey | ?rin g ha8 
of life accom panied by a deer. 
The 
the
panoram a of the world is spread out 
before him. The b eg g a rs’ long j o u r ­
ney takes him th rou gh m any exper­
iences and difficulties, u ntil a t last 
be­
he reaches an estate w here he 
a 
comes a god. He is seated 
and 
m at, clothed 
On his
surrounded with luxuries. 

d ate to su it the convenience of 
mem bers of the organization.

in priestly robes 

on 

die is an expression o 

g r e tt enjoym ent.

It is hoped th a t the annual custom 
of having a reception for new s tu ­
appeared 
dents d u rin g the fall term , will be 
W ednesday afternoon to aid in 
the 
In terest m ani­
repeated th is year. 
organization of a pre-m edie football
the
fested by the organization 
in 
team . K irk R atliff, who was elected 
last J m anager a t the f ir s t m eeting, states 
teaching profession was shown 
year when a representativ e was s e n t ! th a t th ere is good m aterial among the
peace and j ^ g m eeting of the S tate T each ers’ j m em bers, and th a t train in g will be­

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Entered im encond-ci*** m atter at th# poet- 
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TODA Y'S S T A F F

Win. L. M cGill................ Issue E ditor
Keith Coppa**- 
A ssistan t
.........................A ssistan t
Alice B allard 
.....................A s s is ta n t
W. R. B arrow 

. . . . . . 

DRUM FOR THE DRUMMER

pears in this open forum 
umn.

The editor will be glad to give! 
| attention to any contributions I 
from students which deal with 
matters of general interest to I 
I the student body, which do not* 
deal with libelous matter or 
personalities, and which are not
contrary to the general policies i in8troinen tai 
of the Daner 

________________ 

P ^

 

Q 

Mr. and Mr., Michitero Onga- 

wa A pp ear 

In Songs, 

Dances And Plays

 Ashbel L ite ra ry Society has been
in b rin g in g to A ustin 
^ r * and -Yrs. M ichitaro Ongaw a, the
well-known Jap a n ese actors and mu-

curb on 

Guadalupe ' *ician*’ who wil1 make their first ap‘ 
p<*aranee in A ustin on October 26 a t

The 
rvx a 
Street west of the campus has ^ Htmtock Thcjiter 
taken <>jn the aspect o f a taxi of th is society to p re sen t each y ea r to 
stand since the inauguration of the U n iv ersity com m unity some 
a li­
the rule against parking vehic- t r *c t*on of G°fe- 
In keeping with 
les on the campus, 
thls tradit,G ' J. the Irish poet Y eats

ft h ^ ^

, 

________ 0________ wa* b ro ught here last spring,

The time for the Dal la* /am e The 

. 

. 

, 

is fast approaching. Have you tZ T * * 
,,ovtlty'
J heir p rogram , which is an intim ate
. 
bought your ticket to the game in terp re tatio n of J a p a n s life, has all 
a n d made your Pullman reser- "Ile charm and atm osphere associated
vations?
with in stru m en ts, costum es, and leg 
ends which a re presented in a q u ain t 
and poetic m anner.

* 

of th«
“ lJel;*htful 

cornea home on a to u r of Texas van 
deville t h r e a te n , o ffers 
“ Fem inine 
T ypes” in which, w ith the assistan ce 
of a few h ats and m arvelous facial 
expressions, she brings to life hum or­
ous types of fem ininity, am ong them 
being the woman in the hotel lobby, 
the ten cent store girl and various 
women a t an afternoon club.

O th er acts on the bill are Vokes 
and his fam ous canine Don, who will 

*TV
1 P °'*''n art,at Doc Baker head-
lines the new M ajestic bill 
op*n ;n Z 
“ F la sh es” is a veritab le 
tom orrow. 
“ sp lash ” of harm ony in color, beauty, 
fashion, song and dance, with Polly 
W alker and Bud and Jack P earso n , 
a p air of capable dancers.

In addition 

be rem em bered as 

Doc B ak er's ab ility as a p ro tean Gan,’n«

intoxicated 
the 
in M ary P iekford's p ictu re 
Daddy Long Legs,” F ra n k Browne
a r tis t is a s to u n d in g . Many of his
audience a re w illing to believe th a t, and kis * yl°ph°n«. delivering some
whee he m akes his costum e changes, e x t ^ r d i n a r i l y d ifficu lt 
selections, 
before mosfc of the •y ncGPated o rd er, W illa 
th a t two men a re working 
them instead of one, his changes are and H aro,d Browne in “ A rtistic R ag 
m ade so rapidly. 
they m ake plc- 
turea with rii* 3 as p ain ts and brushes 
B ak er’s ab ility as a protean a rtis t, he 
unusual
is a sin g er of no m ean ability, hav- an<i the AP °1!o f)uo in 
In te rn a ­
feats in gym natics. 
ing a deep, re so n an t bass voice. The 
tional News and L ite ra ry D igest’s 
station 
story of “ F la sh es” is of 
Topics of the Day complete the bill. 
news agent, a girl, tender of a news-
stan d , and a bevy of beauties who 
the pages 
im agine 
of V anity F a ir—and 
then actually 
do it from a huge enlarged edition of 
the publication.

T he O ngaw a* in a d elig h t­
ful J ap an ese entertainm ent o f
L angford, of “ K atin k a” and “ The music and stories. H ancock

to P ictu res” in which 

they come from 

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Adv.

Fox 

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Velvet L ad y ” fam e 
r ! y 

! 

presents 

him - Opera H ouse, O ctober 26.
Mm' I

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j 
am using
 * £ 5 ^ cap 
p a rtn e ’
j a Pan f*e I talk in g skit called “ Shopping,” which 
. 
9plCy 
and clever song num bers.

,
’ 
‘halofrue

k. u . u 
, 

song

-.u 

an 

J 

in 

C laudia Coleman, a native Texan

W hen you have nothing to 
do in the afternoon go to the 
Bluebonnet Shop. 
You w ill 
find your friends there.

F ran c es L ittle, a u th o r 

of 

“ The 

Lady of th e D ecoration,” speaks

their a rtistic and charm ing program 

: ; : ,' ' l : : r : ul, pictu; e ° v he- * • » - t e
esque and poetic side of
i r. 
T k . xx. j 
l l # - ” 
The M usical C ourier contains 
life. 
a moat f l a t t e m * review of the work 
of this couple. 
Professor A. J. A rm ­
strong, head of the E nglish D e p art­
in 
m ent of Baylor U niversity, said, 
speaking of th eir perform ance in Wa - 
co last y ea r: “ T heir program w as a 
fascin atin g glimpse of all the charm 
o f Old Ja p a n , tru e to the legends of 
ch erry blossoms, grace and 
in fin ite 
ap ileal which this co untry of ail coun­
tries possesses.”

—O-

1 he Chinese S tu d e n ts' A lliance in 
Am erica held th ree in terestin g 
sec- 
f ionaI m eetings in th e late sum m er. 
The w estern section m et a t the U ni­
th e mid-wes­
versity of C alifornia, 
tern section a t 
the U niversity of 
M ichigan, and the eastern a t P rin ce­
ton. A 
s tu ­
conferences 
dents atten d ed 
and took p art in both Chinese 
and 
English debates and orato rical con­
tests.

total of 590 Chinese 
these 

LAST D A Y OF

- FRANK BROS.

NEW YORK

BOOT DISPLAY

“Drum for the Drummer Who 
is 
Drums for Varsity.” This 
the slogan which is to be heard 
the campus 
and seen all over 
the campaign 
this morning as 
begins for funds with which to 
properly equip the University 
Band.

The student body is familiar 
with the purpose of this cam­
paign and the news columns of 
in­
this issue carry additional 
formation as to what it means. 
There is to be a concerted effort 
on the part of those in charge to 
. raise by voluntary donation on 
the part of the students of 
the 
University approximately $1000. 
students 
There are some 3800 
enrolled and of this number It 
is probable that not more 
than 
2500 will be reached by personal 
solicitation. Allowing for dis­
crepancies, this will mean that 
from these 2500 students there 
will need to be an average do­
cents. 
nation of about 
Taking into consideration the 
fact that many students who 
feel 
will be solicited will not 
that they are financially able to 
donate fifty cents, it means that 
there will be a large number of 
to 
individuals who will need 
double or triple the amounts of 
their donations 
to 
bring the total up to the require­
ment.

in order 

fifty 

A good beginning has already 
been made, due to the fact that 
the University Co-Operative So 
ciety, through the courtesy of 
its manager, has donated 
the 
first $50, and some few* other 
donations have been promised. 
But it will be up to the individ­
ual students to make the propo­
sition a success.

The service which the Band 
renders merits recognition and 
support. 
The average student 
does not realize the amount of 
time and energy expended by 
the members of the organiza­
tion that it may be a real suc­
It might be well for the 
cess. 
student body to remember 
the 
howl which went up last spring 
the prospect 
when there was 
that the University might 
be 
deprived of the services of the 
Band.

Calls for money from the stu­
dents have been few this year 
thus far and it is hoped 
that 
unnecessary drives and cam­
paigns will be eliminated- But 
when a request 
financial 
support is presented such as the 
one today, the students should 
respond to the man. By so do­
ing, they will be benefiting both 
school at 
themselves and the 
large.

for 

FIRING LINE

U n fo rtu n ately fo r all concerned an 
artic le appeared in the “ F irin g Line” 
to ridicule some of the 
a ttem p tin g 
candidates who were term ed 
a 
I m et the au th o r and asked 
“jo k e.” 
the point blank question, “ Did 
him 
you fe fe r to me in this a rtic le ? ” 
In ­
cidentally, he replied affirm ativ ely .

as 

the 

o th er 

legislation 

each 
it good 

I do not know w hat grounds or 
reasons the au th o r had for m eddling 
into a cam paign th a t is composed of 
and 
men who respect 
were accepting 
naturedly. 
When announcing my candidacy for 
S tu d e n ts’ 
of 
V ice-P resident 
A ssociation, I thoroughly realized the 
important 
th a t would be 
enacted governing the conduct for the 
whole student body, and I fully com 
prehend w h at a huge task and a gi 
gan tic problem 
it was to meet the 
various opinions of 3770 stu d en ts in 
one of the g re atest in stitu tio n s in the 
world. 
if this gentlem an 
has ever stopped to consider th a t a 
man of thirty-one sum m ers was still 
a C h ristm as tree adherent. 
I t ap ­
peared as if he th o u g h t he w as talk 
ing to a child and advising children 
w ith im m atured m inds how to act in 
the coming election.

I wonder 

I realized while I was in E urope 
and a f te r I returned to A m erica th a t
this was the g re a te st day of service 
in the histo ry of the hum an 
race 
since the fall of the Roman E m pire 
or when N apoleon B o n ap arte m arch ­
to d e fe a t and saw th e bu rn in g 
ed 
walls of Moscow, th a t th is 
the 
g re a te st o p p o rtu n ity fo r an y m an, 
person or group of persons to serve 
one of the g re a te st commonwealths 
in the world—the S ta te of Texas.

is 

I wonder if this gentlem an would 
think fo r a m oment th a t I would a t­
tem pt to destroy the freedom of s tu ­
dent self-governm ent, o r th a t I would 
foster, encourage or aid an y person, 
to d ra g down 
or group of persons 
to slim y ashes th e good nam e of the 
F u rth erm o re, 
U niversity of Texas. 
I realize w h at it m eans to hold 
a 
position, a place of tr u s t by the s tu ­
dents of a g re a t U niversity, and f u r ­
therm ore, I also apprehend the s itu a ­
tion as it would be fifty y ears from 
today any e rro rs th a t I would com­
m it while serving in this capacity.

in 

to 

I have gained all the honors th a t 
a m an could possibly gain 
the 
recent w ar, and am sacrificin g now 
educate 
a good salary in order 
m yself th a t I may be of some service 
and benefit in any commonwealth or 
com m unity th a t I may reside in in 
I re g ret 
the fu tu re y ears to come. 
th a t th is article wag published, hut 
I was left in a position th a t I bad to 
defend m yself in the sam e m an n er as 
attacked, and I do fiot intend to say 
one word about any of the opponents 
th a t oppose me, as I have known 
them fo r some tim e in the U niversity, 
and I find from the evidence 
th a t 
I t re­
they are splendid gentlem en. 
calls to my mind the old adage, “ The 
wages of sin is d eath ,” “And the way 
of the tra n sg re sso r is h a rd .”

A C andidate.

FIRING LINE AGAIN

There seems to be a slight 
misunderstanding on the part 
the method 
of students as to 
which is used in handling con­
tributions for the Firing Line 
column. Whether or not the 
author desires his name pub­
lished, each article must be 
signed in order that responsi­
bility may be fixed for the mat­
ter which it contains. The edi­
torial staff does not accept re­
sponsibility for the truth or ac­
curacy of anything which ap-

Life is a bauble of thin air,
Men hold to it w ith firm hand grip, 
Lest by m ischance they too soon slip 
And eke existence in the bare.
It is a p le a sa n t thing to live,
L ife’s ten ets a re a healthy creed; 
B ut all too soon is found a need,
F or som ething else life can not give. 
I h e r e is a question as to space,
T h a t em pty void to which men go 
When life blood ebbs and s ta rts to 

flow,

And leaves behind the hum an race. 
A re they alone in th a t stran g e land, 
T h at all men m ust en ter, none re tu rn ; 
Or w as it m eant th a t m ortals learn 
Of g arden in th a t b arren sand?

B ut this men know, th a t soon th ey go, 
W hile ages pass and bores ro t slow.

W hat I know, 
I know !
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 OFFICIAL NOTICES

NOTICE—All members of the Uni­
versity Chess Club. A meeting will 
be held in the Young Men's Christian 
Association council room Thursday 
evening at 7. All members should be 
present at this meeting as the team 
representing the club in its first tour­
nament will be picked at this time.

N at Pozil, secretary.

The 

CHEMICAL CLUB: 
initial
meeting of the Texas Chemical Club 
will be held Friday night at 7:15 in 
K Hall 5. Dr. J. R. Baily will speak 
on “The Opportunities of a Chemist." 
All members are urged to be present. 
Students taking Chemistry and visi­
tors are invited to come and hear Dr. 
Baily discuss this important topic.

Reporter.

PRE-M EDS INITIATIO N Thursday 
evening 7:30 at Young Men’s Chris­
tian Association. 
fee 
$1.00. Don’t forget.

Initiation 

Reporter.

CLASS MANAGERS: All mana­
gers o f class or department football 
teams for Intramural athletics 
are 
requested to turn in their names at 
the athletic office at once.

R. L. Fowler.

MEMBERS OF MISS DECH ARD’S 
SU N D A Y SCHOOL CLASS: 
The
books have now come and may be ob­
tained from Miss Dechard or Eva 
Woody. Study the first lesson 
for 
next Sunday.

Beulah Liles, president.

D A N IE L ’S F U N D m eeting will be 
held at the church Thursday night at 
to 
7 o’clock. All students w ishing 
take part in this big missionary en­
terprise come out to the meetings.

Bernadine Appleby, treasurer.

BAND REH EARSAL at 5 p. rn. to­
day, Main Building. 
Every man 
must be there if he intends to go to 
Dallas.

Director.

PUBLICITY COMMITTEE of 
the 
Young Womens’ Christian Associa­
tion will meet Friday at 5 o’colck in 
the Association room. All girls who 
are interested in publicity work are 
invited to attend.

Chairman.

students who wish to attend the game 
at Dallas on October 16. All women 
students who intend to go are asked 
to make their reservations at room 
office 
1 111 Main Building, during 
! hours, as soon as possible. The dia- 
i grams are in that office.

Llia M. Casis, Dean of Women.

FORT WORTH CENTRAL HIGH 
Club will meet Friday at 5 o'clock p. 
rn., in room 158 Main Building. All 
graduates of the Central High School 
and students from the South Side are 
especially urged to attend.

Mrs. R. P. Babcock 2009 Guadalupe
Street, Thursday, October 14 at 8 p. 
rn.

President.

EDUCATION DEPARTM ENT meet­
ing to elect officers for the year, F ri­
day, October 15, at 5 p. rn. in room 
312 of the Education Building.

Richard Jbnas, vice-president.

ANGLER: Important business meet­
ing for active members, Thursday, 
5:15 p. rn. in Ashbel room.
P resident.

DEBATE COUNCIL: There will be 
a meeting of the Debate Council held 
Friday afternoon at 5 o’clock in the 
office of Dr. E. D. Shurter, in room 
7 I Hall of the Department of E x­
tension. All members are urged to 
attend.

THE T E X A S SOCIETY of Civil En­
gineers will meet Thursday at 7:15 
Engineering Building room 209. Pro­
fessor Bantel will deliver an 
illus­
trated lecture on “The Manufacture 
of Steel”. Visitors welcome.

Secretary.

President.

METHODIST LEAGUERS an<1 Sun­
day School students be at the church 
on Saturday afternoon at 3 o’clock 
for a picnic.

HIGHLAND E NDEAVO RS: There 
will be a m eeting of the Executive 
Committee 
in the church Friday 4 
p. rn. All officers and comhnittee 
chairmen please be present.

U. U. Stallings, president.

PAN HELLENIC will meet Friday, 
October 15 at 5 o’clock, M. B. 157.
President Pan-Hellenic.

Oh. B oy! T hose H am bur­

gers!! W . S. S Bank.

LATIN-A MERIC AN students, there 
will be a very 
important m eeting 
next Saturday, Occtober 16, 3 o’clock 
p. rn., at 104 W. 24th and U niversity 
Ave., almost opposite the Cafeteria. 
The purpose of the meeting 
to 
get together in order to organize a 
Club of Latin-American 
students. 
Every Latin-American student of the 
University of Texas is cordially in ­
vited to attend this meeting. Do not 
fail to come out and have a 
good 
There will be lots of music 
time. 
and refreshments.

is 

A Latin-American Student.

At least 1,400 former soldiers, sail­
ors, and marines and nurses are ex­
pected to take advantage of Wiscon­
sin’s soldier educational bonus 
law 
to attend th*1 University of Wiscon­
sin this fall, according to informa­
tion in the office of the university 
officer who advises soldier bonus stu­
dents.

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A fe w n ew and esp ecia lly a t­
tractive sw ea ters, capes and 
scarfs have just arrived. Hurry 
if you w ish to see them , at the 
B luebonnet Shop.

important! 
LA TER TU LIA — Notice, 
meeting tonight at 7:30 
in Girls' 
Study Hall. All members please be 
present as election of officers is to 
be held.

LIBERAL rew ard for return of 
frat pin and 
taken 
from 214 A rch w ay. No q u es­
tions asked. G. R. Thom as.

jew elry 

President.

The O n g a w a s in a d e lig h t­
ful J a p a n ese entertainm ent o f 
music and stories. H ancock 
Opera H ouse, O ctober 26.

ALL FORMER GRADUATES of the 
Austin High School meet in room 157 
Main Building at 7:30 tonight, to or­
ganize a club.

Austin Hi Graduate.

HOGG DEBATER S meet Thursday 
night at 7:15 sharp in Law Building 
room 3. 
time. 
Visitors welcome.

Please be there on 

Richard Jonas, president.

ARRANGEM ENTS H AVE B EE N 
MADE for chaperonage and sleeper 
reservations via the Southern Pacific 
for the accommodation of the women

LUTHERAN ST U D E N T S: Do not
forget the reception given by the 
Walther League of St. Paul’s Luther­
an Church at the home of Mr. and

SPECIAL PETTICOAT SALE

NOVEL IDEAS IN 
JEW ELRY

It is not always necessary 
to buy expensive jew elry 
in order to gratify your 
longing for things you feel 
you should have.

Sm art And 
Inexpensive
We have made a special 
effort to provide a worthy 
line of the newer things 
th at will meet with your 
approval in quality, style 
and price. We invite you 
to look without obligation 
to buy.

THE STELFOX CO.
Q uality 
A ustin , T exas.

O. H. R ic h a r d so n , D. C. 
X-Ray Laboratory 
C hiropractor 
Palm er S ch ool G raduate 
H ours

10-12 

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Sunday IO to l l a. rn. 
Suite 5 0 2 -5 0 4 -5 0 5 -5 1 0 
L ittlefield Bldg. 
O ffice P h one 5107 
H om e 4067 
Lady A tten d an t

DR. M A TH ER SPEAKS

TO SCIENCE CLUB

and 

its 
University Science Club held 
first meeting of the year Monday 
Illu strat­
night a t the Faculty Club. 
ing with experiments 
lantern 
slides, Dr. W. T. Mather of the School 
of Physics, read a paper on “Some 
Modern Conceptions of 
the Atom." 
Members of the club joined in a round 
table discussion following Dr. Math­
er’s presentation of the subject.

Membership in the club is limited 
I to fifty, a special provision having 
been made last year for receiving tu­
tors into the club along with instruct­
ors and professors. Work of the 
club consists of scientific research of 
the several branches of science 
in 
which members of the club are mak­
ing a study.

O fficers o f the club for the year 
are as follows: H. P. Bybee, associate 
professor o f Geology, president; and 
ll. J. E ttlinger, adjunct professor of 
pure mathematics, secretary-treasur- 
It was announced that members 
er. 
who wish to propose new members to 
fill nine vacancies should notify the 
secretary.

Friday Specials

All W o o l 

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Skirts 

plaids a n d 

stripes 

all used 
combina­

tion 
colors 
and greys, 
blues, 
browns.

i 

Values up 
to $ 3 2 .5 0 

for 

$21.00

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T o m l i n s o n - S n y d e r

A nnouncem ent of the m a rria g e of 
Miss V irginia Tomlinson to Dr. John 
W illiam Snyder on W ednesday even­
ing, October 27 a t St. M ary’s E pisco­
pal church, Bellville. Texas. 
A t 
home, 1210 Vine S treet, Brownwood, 
Texas.

Misses H a rrie t Sm ith, 

L illian 
Brown, and H a rrie t H enderson, are 
m embers of a house p a rty to be given 
by Miss Fay C a rte r Talley th is week 
end a t her home in Taylor.

The Chi O m ega’s gave a steak fry 
M onday afternoon a t five fo r th eir 
pledges and alum nae.

Chi Omega will give a tea 

this 
afternoon from 4 to 6 in honor of 
their patronesses.

Miss M ary Murchison is spending 
the week end a t home, A thens, Texas.
Miss Elizabeth Vinson is enjoying 
a week’s visit a t the K appa A lpha 
T h eta house.

Miss Helen Bass has been absent 
the U niversity the p a s t week 

from 
on account of illness.

Women of the fa cu lty will m eet in 
today a t five 

the g irls’ study hall 
fo r a pleasant social hour.

Miss Bess K irven is going to h er 
home in C orsicana fo r th e week end.

is evidenced 

T h at u n iversity tra in in g is highly 
by 
regarded in J a p a n 
the fa ct th at the governm ent schools 
of college grade have for the 
p ast 
few years been unable to accept m ore 
th an tw o-thirds of the applicants.

DISTINCTIVE HATS
FOR FALL

Individuality is the key­
note of our present stock. 
Every hat has been chosen 
or made with that idea in 
I view. You’ll be pleased
I with this season’s assort- | 
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| ied and extensive.

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Ninth and Congress

mn!

“ Luxuro Ice Cream C ak e” 
w ill be served at the B luebon­
net Shop today.

N ext D oor To L ooke’s 
R estaurant

DICKINSON & TH O RP 
SH IN ING PARLOR

W e W ill Press Your Suit 
Sunday Morning

DR. T. F. COX
421 Scarbrough Bldg. 
Telephone 830

Silk jersey petticoats, pleated flounces, many combina­
tion gay colors, others solid, shades are green, rose, brown 
taupe, mustard, purple, navy and black, especially priced 
at $11.95.

'Miss
America
MIDDY
SUITS

All-wool navy serge, all yellow 

emblems, also red— Price

20.00

and up

mwfi

Looke’s Cafe

LOOKE BROS., Props.

Phone 735

620 Congress

J O S E P H ’S P H A R M A C Y 
STUDENT’S HEADQUARTERS DOWNTOWN

Congress at 7th 

Phones 325-335

Drugs, Soda Cigars, Stationery, Toilet Articles

A MESSAGE FROM

OUR
We believe we have the exclusive sale of more 
good lines of Men’s Apparel than any other one 
store in the United States of America.

Run your eyes over this list and see what you 

think of our claim, strong as it is.

Ste in-Bloch Clothes 
Fashion-Park Clothes 
Michaels-Stern Clothes 
Dobbs Fifth Avenue 

Hats

Hats

Cr of ut and K m p v (C.

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G. B. Borsalino’s Italian 

Stacy-Adams Shoes 
Slater and Morrill Shoes

Manhattan Shirts 
Eagle Shirts 
Munsing Union Suits
Manhattan Union 

Suits 

Varsity Underwear 
Interwoven Socks 
Keiser’s Neckwear 
Braxton Belts

W ear Pledges 
Insured Clothes 
for Boys
In addition we show many other standard lines 
that are not confined to any one store but found 
in almost all the good stores of the country.

E v e r y t h i n g H e re a M a n 
Wears-day or night.

Sr

m ivw iiectoj-iilu ih ' w y 1!11

READ THE ADS IN THE DAILY TEXAN

The Green Cap was Officially 
adopted at the meeting of the class 
on Tuesday Afternoon to be wore 
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and at all 
Football Games

Your store has the OFFICIAL 

CAP—Green with Orange band.

Get one today—be prepared—be 
loyal—the supply on hand is limited

 MARCH OF CZECHS 

ACROSS ASIA IS

ROMANTIC STORY

(Continued from P age One)

a t 

free 

th an 

th e ir 

its m oral and m aterial help. 
The 
Y. M. C. A. h u ts are of a g re a te r 
value 
firs t 
it may seem 
glance, as they are places where the 
boys may spend 
tim e, 
finding en tertain m en t and diversion 
fo r body as well as for th e ir mind. 
We can state with c e rta in ty th a t the 
Y. M. C. A. h as been a g re a t facto r 
in preventing the spreading of epi­
demic diseases, and has had a g re at 
influence upon the soldier to lead a 
m oral life while stay in g in a larg e 
town where th ere are so m any d iv er­
sions fo r h arm .”

O ver 100,000 Men 

The Y. M. C. A array and navy 
work in Siberia, of whk-h Mr. Sm ith 
wa* a secretary , served over 100,000 
men of the allied forces, composed 
o f Czeeho-Slovaks, Poler, Jugo-Slavs, 
Ita lia n s, Serbians, Chinese, Jap an ese 
and Am ericans. 
The A ssociation’s 
work extended from Vladivostock on 
the east to Omsk on the west, a dis­
tance of over 3600 miles. The asso­
ciation had HO men and women ac­
tive in the field, with 63 h u ts and 43 
club c a rs a t the disposal of the a l­
lied forces. T he Y. M. C. A. u n d er­
took the work a t the request of the 
provisional K illia n government, and 
still continue* to serve in the la rg e r 
cities and w ar prisoners camps 

A t the Y. M. C. A. In tern atio n al 
H ut in Vladivostock five or six na­
tionalities were furnished with e n te r­
ta in m e n t and educational 
facilities, 
as is shown by the fact th a t in one 
month the hut gave 37 picture shows 
atten d ed by 21,600 soldiers, two con­
ce rts attended by 6750 men, besides 
m any other activities. 
D uring the 
49 
f ir s t h a lf of the present 
tra n sp o rts c a rry in g Czechs and four 
tra n s p o rts c a rry in g Am ericans 
left 
S ib eria, and on each of the tran sp o rts 
th e re was a Y. M. C. A. secretary 
to aid In en te rta in in g and instructing 
the soldiers

year 

University Y Aids Work 

The U n iversity Y. M. C* A plans 
to aid in continuing to some ex ten t 
th e work which 
the association be­
gan in foreign countries d u rin g the 
w ar, Mr. Sm ith states. The U n iv er­
sity association last year paid $1700 
to m aintain a Y. M. C. A. secretary , 
D. F. McClendon, to work am ong the 
students atten d in g colleges in India, 
and the budget for the present year 
provides for a sim ilar ap p ropriation. 
T his am ount, it Is stated, does not 
go to m aintain the foreign work of 
th e Y. M. C. A., other th an to pay 
fo r the promotion work, as the n a­
tives of India, C hina and elsewhere 
provide funds to c a rry on the work u n ­
d er th e supervision and promotion of 
Am erican secretaries sent by 
the 
U niversity Y. M. C. A. 
and other 
associations. As th e United S tates 
led the world during the recent w ar, 
it is hoped th a t this country' may

The Ongawas in a delight­
ful* Japanese entertainment of 
music and stories. Hancock j 
Opera House, October 26.

o —
Hours 9 to 5 . Old Phone 802 
WM. A. LEWIS, M. D. D. O.
Specializes In Osteopathy 
Rooms 3 and 4, First Floor 
Masonic Temple 
Austin, Texas

th a t 

continue to lead, and to do this it is 
necessary 
the m issionary and 
Y. M. C. A. sec retary m ay continue 
to open the w ay fo r A m erican com­
m erce and friendship.

In 1915-T6 the U niversity Y. M. 
C. A. budget was $11,000, Mr. Sm ith 
points out, of which sum $100 was 
Although 
given for foreign work. 
the cost of living has increased fo rty ­
body 
five percent and th e stu d en t 
th irty -fiv e percent since 1915, 
the 
budget for th is y e a r will be $17,000, 
be 
of which sum only $9,600 will 
sought from students and 
faculty 
mem bers, as the association building 
itself is self-supporting.

fo r 

a re 

The Young W omen’s C hristian 
the Young Men's 
Association and 
C h ristian A ssociation 
having 
th eir cam paigns sim ultaneously this 
y ea r; th a t is, the sam e days will be 
u-ed 
two cam paigns but each 
association will handle its own mem 
bors and students as it sees fit. The 
Young W om en’^i C h ristian Assoria 
sa la ry of Miss 
tion will pay the 
N ancy Lee Sw ann, 
to 
am ounting 
$2,000.00 for work in C hina, while 
the Y, M. C.* A, budget calls for $2,- 
100.00 for work outside of th e U ni­
versity.

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GIRLS ENTERTAIN 
B. HALL OCCUPANTS

Feature Program Rendered By 
Co-Eds At W eekly M eet­
ing Monday

For the firs t tim e in history, girls 
wert* gu<*stx a t B. Hall Monday even­
ing, when th e B. Hall Association 
was entertained with music and read 
ings by several co-eds. In anticipation 
of the e x tra o rd in a ry event, the re si­
dents of the Hail grdomed them selves 
with p a rtic u la r care and took ch airs 
to the assem bly room on the fourth 
floor, w h ere,,at all previous m eetings, 
they had sat T u rk ish fashion.

The program was opened a t seven 
(/clock by P resident (). R. S traekbein, 
who delivered a sh o rt address of wel­
come to the co-eds and introduced the 
two perform ers. Miss Clyde 
firs t 
W atkins played on the violin “ Medi­
ta tio n ,” from T hats, accompanied on 
the piano by Miss N an Mc A nelly.
Miss P auline F eller then gave 

a 
of 
reading, “ K in d e rg a rtn e r^ View 
re ­
the Discovery of A m erica,” and 
sponded 
to th e dem ands fur more 
w ith an equally e n tertain in g anec­
dote, “ W ater, Please, M other, a t Two 
A. M.”

Following Miss F eller’s readings, 
Miss Rebecca H ightow er sang T osti's 
“ Good Bye,” and as encore she sang 
the som ew hat more 
lively melody, 
“ My Laddie.” She was accompanied 
on the piano by Miss Helen T hom p­
son.

Im m ediately a f te r the perform ance 
by the girls, Miss L ilia M. Oasis, who 
chaperoned the m eeting, made a few 
rem arks to the m em bers of the A sso­
ciation.

T, E. H ayden 

then spoke a few 
words about the s p irit of fellowship 
th a t exists am ong the m em bers of 
th e B Hall A ssociation. Among the 
other guests of 
the m eeting wert* 
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L anfear. Mr. 
L a n fe a r is an in stru c to r in the De­
a 
p artm e n t of Economics and was 
resident of B Hall when he was a stu 
dent of the U niversity.

The m eeting was closed with 

the 

singing of "T he E yes of T exas.”

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coaching by a m an who knows. R eas­
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See J . S. Johnson a t 214 A rchw ay,

I will buy L iberty Bonds a t the best 
m ark et prices. 
John A. Lomax, Y. 
M. C. A. Building.

LOST—Tuesday n igh t on G uadalupe 
S treet or cam pus, gold b a r pin set 
with 
F in der 
j e t 
please re tu rn 
2410 U niversity 
Ave. Phone 2723. Reward.

diamonds. 

and 

to 

BO A RD ERS W A N T ED — You 
can 
g et two or th ree m eals; two m in u te j 
walk from cam pus. We g u aran tee i 
satisfactio n . P op u lar 

rates.
Mrs. B. F. O af ford,

2502 Nueces.

DR. W ILLIA M K. BERG M A N — 
S uite 410 L ittlefield B uilding. Den­
Phone
tist and P y o rrh ea Specialist. 
—tf.
2533, 

LOST— A gold E lgin w atch on C lark 
re­
Field, October 9. F inder please 
tu rn to room 113, M ain B uilding, and 
10-15.
receive rew ard. 

N EW G A R A G E— F o r ren t, $5.00 a 
m onth. One block 
2410 
cam pus, 
U niversity Ave. Phone 2723.

GARAG E for rent

2211 Speedway. 
10-15.

DAN CING— Ballroom, 
In terp retiv e
Technique, Modern Dances, special­
instruction by a p ­
ized 
Phone
pointm ent; p riv ate studio. 
2991. 

;individual 

13-8.

SIN G L E ROOM—F or ren t to lady. 
Price reasonable. 
Modern conven- 
j iences. 
P our young ladies in U n i­
versity room in house. M rs. Saxon, 
2410 U niversity Ave. Phone 2723.

VISIT the Palace Barber Shop 
| Hall of Fame, next to Kress, 
Bill Wolfe, Prop.

DARNING 
and m ending w aists, 
dresses and silk hose. 2205 Speed­
way, u pstairs. 

10-15.

ON E u p sta irs fro n t room with or 
w ithout board, suitable fo r two men 
V ro ss stree t from U niversity cam 
pus. 2309 Speedway. 

— 13.

W elcome

STUDENTS 
To The

TEXAS BARBER SHOP

1008 Congress

(C ontinued from P age One)

nus, to give $1000 fo r this cause ca r­
an 
ried with it the provision 
stu ­
be raised 
equal am ount 
dents and m em bers of the facu lty , no i 
mention being made 
of m atching 
funds subscribed by 
the citizens of 
A ustin.

th a t 
by 

Tag Day Today 
is 

***

the 

The following 

C harles H. H a rritt 

cam paign 
m an ag er for the U n iversity division 
in this drive and h as called all of 
his a ssista n ts to m eet with him t h i s } 
m orning a t 8:30 a t 
S tu d e n ts’ 
Association room in the M ain B uild­
ing a t which tim e the final in stru c- j 
tions will be given them fo r th e sale 
of tags today. The E xecutive com­
m ittee assistin g Mr. H a r r itt is com­
posed of Reed G ran b u ry, P a t Cald­
well, Iren e Lohm an, P a t Holmes, Min­
nie Giesecke, Ed S tedm an, and Ben­
ton M organ. 
team 
cap tain s have been appointed to make 
today: M ary Maud
the cam paign 
C astle, K ath erin e C arothers, Peggy 
M cCracken, Lois P o rter, M ary Wil-1 
kins, H ilda M olesworth, F ran c es Col­
lum, M ary Thom as, P o rte r Lou C al­
houn, M ary Louise G ard ner, M ildred 
B aggy, B etty M athis, Jesse M ary Hill, 
D agm ar ( arlson and K eith Coppage. 
Those in ch arg e urge th a t every stu ­
d ent provide him self w ith not 
less 
th an fifty cents with which to p u r- j 
chase a ta g today as it is only by ex- j 
tensive and liberal su b scriptio ns th a t 
the necessary am ount can be raised.
Faculty To Participate

In fa ct it 

M e m b e r s of the faculty will also 
be given 
the privilege of jo in in g in 
on th is subscription. Mr. S ta rk will 
m atch the am ount given by both stu ­
dents and faculty and it is hoped tht t 
the facu lty as well as the 
student 
body will m ake a h ea rty response to 
anticipated 
the call. 
is 
practically 
th a t the giving will be 
instr- 
unanim ous th ru o u t the whole 
tag 
tution. Special com m ittees 
the fa cu lty have been named as fol­
lows: Academic D epartm ent, Dan 
W illiams, A. M. P ra te r, tre a s u re r of 
the uniform fu n d ; Dr. E. P. Schoch, 
the 
an en th u siastic 
Band. 
F ran k
Bobbitt. 
E ngineering D epartm en t: 
T. U. T aylor.

Law D e p artm en t: 

su p p o rter 

of 

to 

Much riv a lry is expected to exist 
between the various com m ittees 
of 
solicitors a s to which group will tu rn 
in the m ost funds and it is understood 
individ­
th a t C hairm an H a rritt h as 
ually offered a highly desirable prize 
to the team th a t makes the best show­
in g

All th* latest dances, 1921 Foz- 
Trot, Chassac, Corkscrew, 
Jazz 
Waltz, taught by Miss Krohn who 
has just returned from N ew York 
where she took a special course in 
the Chalif School. 
Ring 1758 
after 5 p. rn.

NEED GLASSES

—See-

S. GREENBERG
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707 Congress Ave.

Oh, Boy! Those Hambur-

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W ANTED— To meet you to­
night at the W. S. S. Bank. Ask 
everyone.

"THE MELODIOUS CORNER”

8th and Congress 

Drop in when in town and let us play

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Anna Case Will Sing

C u rre n t news 

concerning Anna 
Case, who will be presented 
here 
inform ation 
M o tle y night, bits of 
about th e a r ti s t ’s life, and a replica 
of the p ro g ram which she will give in 
A ustin, were fe atu res of an 
open 
m eeting of the Reed Music Society a t 
S. Hall W ednesday afternoon.

sto ries 

K ath erin e Fischer, who read a num ­
ber of sh o rt cu rre n t 
about 
Miss Case, and Helen Reed, who gave 
a b rief life history of th e a rtis t, p re ­
faced the musical program given un­
der the direction of I. W. Jones, ad ­
ju n c t professor of music. 
Before 
each num ber of the program was 
given, a sh o rt explanation of Miss 
C ase’s relation to it was offered.
The p rogram was as follows:

 

Beethoven’s “ F aith fu l Jo h n n ie” .........
.....................Miss H ilda Widen
C h au to n ’s “ Les Amores de J e a n ” . . .
............................................. Mr. Jones
S inding's “ Sylvelin” ...............................
Roden beck’s “ To You” 
S p ro ss’ “ Robin, Robin S ing Me a
............................ C. Hooten
is My D arlin ’ ” , A Scotch
.........................................

Folk song 

“ C harlie 

S ong” 

.

M anning’s “ O rphens W ith His L ute” 
C u rra y ’s “ D aw n” .................Mr. Jones.
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LOST— Crochetted 
y e l l o w 
flow ers, valued for sentiment 
attached. Joyce Burg— Phone
2053.

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—

the 

FOUND— W here 
crowd 
goes after dark. Do you re­
member that string of cars last 
year? W. S. S. Bank.
 

o - ■ ........... ....

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A d v ertise in the Daily T exan.

THINK IT OVER

Do you know of anything, that bears the im prin t of 
Q U A L ITY that you can buy at scrub prices? 
You 
can't buy a thoroughbred horse, cow, or pig of high 
degree fit scrub prices— neither can you buy Q U ALITY 
CLOTHING at shoddy prices.

Our clothing is marked close to the overhead charge 
margin and we feel sure that you can find a suit and 
overcoat to suit your clothing budget.

Suits $25 to $85

Overcoats $20 to $75

Fainest 
Neckweai 
to 
$1.00 

$5.00

A d v ertise in th e D aily T exan.

Society

Brand

Clothes

sass

and at the 
Stock Exchange
New York

f a i t :
Here in the very heart 
of Wall Street, F atim a 
lead*. And at the Stock 
Exchanges o f Boston and 
Philadelphia, F a tim a it 
also the largest seller.

Instead of fewer cigarettes 
how about less T u rk ish ?

SM OKERS are learning that straight Turkish cigarette-, 

delicious as they are, are so rich that they soon tire 

the taste. They contain ton mttih Turkish tobacco.

But smokers arc learning also that instead of cutting 
down the number o f cigarettes per day, they can cut down 
on the proportion o f Turkish tobacco in each cigarette.

They can do this by switching to p art-’Turkish or 

Turkish Blend cigarettes.

However, many men find that ordinary T u rk ic Blench 

lack taste— they contain too Itttlt Turkish.

And so more and more smokers, as shown by sales- 
reports like that above are turning to Fatima. For Fatimas 
are ^<rr/-Turkish— not all- I urkish like straight Turkish 
cigarettes. Yet they contain more Turkish than any other 
'Turkish Blend.

L i g g e t t & M y e r s T o b a c c o C o .

FA TIM A

C I G A R E T T E S

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