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the folks at home. 

send greetings 

No. 165

GEORGETOWN HIGH WINS 

CLASS A CHAMPIONSHIP

TAKES CUP BY NOSING OUT GOODNIGHT OF LUBBOCK 
BY ONE POINT— HIM.SBORO AND TEMPLE 
TIE FOR THIRD PLACE.

VOL- XVII.

im.

A U S T IN , T E X A S , S U N D A Y , MAY 6, 1917.

prip tio n an 
f s -‘tits are ii 
•ad o rca 1 

s
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r\ ive 
r unit 
TI e 
M a c e d bv
Ifths of ti
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I s>s serioi I 

on 

t he

Ga

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I'P-
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i-miic ’.-.hip
ibairii-x 
Inc thre.A

it won! 
Univer - r 

ties in a 

enlistme 
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llitarv 

n.

fir-: a ( a 1 nu
(SOUS f OI bu
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I. Frat* 

oing ac tio n :

> rn* ti 
enlist od 
have 
the tra i n in g c a m p s in

1 o 
c h a p te rs hav e been 
rom tw o-third s to four- 
! un mbership. 
the cha p te rs a re involv- 
>.t! obligations, m ore or 
which have been a sse m - 
of n orm al m e m h e r-

ir that unless the chap- 
it in the fall to no rm a l 
f hta will 
lie fin a n c ia lly 
and th e ir existence o th e r-
t»d.
: not be ju s t or w ise for 
to h a m p e r t hi* f r a t e r - 
•risis brou gh t a b o u t by 
in
’ of t h l i r m e m b e rs 

EDITH SCHNEIDER 
WINNER OF GIRLS’ 
DECLAMATION CUP

San Antonio Girl Wins Cup When 
She Speaks on “Call to 
Arms.”

E d ith Schneider of San A ntonio won 
first place in th e ho tly c on tested g ir ls ’ 
senior declam ation co n te st la st n ig h t 
in the Hall of R e p re s e n ta tiv e s , with 
“ Call to A r m s ’’ as a subject. 
J a n e 
Ja c k so n of Mex*a, with “ M oral C o u r­
a g e ,” an d M ary Kelly of El Paso,!

RULE PROHIBITING 
frosh INITIATION 
may be suspended

OAK CLIFF HIGH 

CANDIDATES FOR 

WINS FROM TIOGA 1 STUDENT OFFICES 

IN FINAL DEBATE 

HAND IN NAMES

ommittee Recommends 
year Men Be Taken in at Open- 
inn of Next Session. 

I hat 

j 

f ir s t - 

learn 

from Dallas Suburb Wins by Little Competition for Offices o f N ext 

a I to I Decision on 
Single Tax. 

Year— No Hint of Barb-Frat
Fight.

In view of the f a c t t h a t the fra te r - 1 

last d ay for 
T he d e b a tin g team from Oak Cliff, 
kitics of t hi* I iii versify have been s e - j composed ut f l a n k Moran and Lowell handing in the name of c a n d id a te s ’for 
piously af* 
the finals in the stu d e n t offices of n ex t year. A t 
ted bv the t r a i n i n g c a m p , Brown, 
the Single T ax question a late hour la « night, only the follow­
nd that ti ce will be seriou sly h a m - d e b a te 
e d next j o u r if these men a r e n o t front Tioga, whose 
repro e l a t i v e s m g nam es with the required list of 
and <>rus Ste- sig n a tu re s had been handed to WTard 
„ school, the com m ittee on social or- were Elw yn Hardy 
anizatioi s met y e ste rd a y to d iscuss phons. Oak Cliff upheld the a f fir m - IL Powell, se c re ta ry of the S tu d e n ts ’ 
he best means for rem e d y in g th e sit- \ a tiv e , hav in g won 
ation. Tin 
ornmittee was to recom m end th e ini- ^ held 

chief th in g done by th e side in all four of the p re lim in a rie s 
f r i d a y . 
I he ju d g e s was 4 to I. 

For p re sid e n t of 
-axiation, G eorge Teddy.

last n ig h t won 
on 

For vice-president of th e S tu d e n ts ’

on the negativ e Association:

tjon (if Freshm en next year. 

the S tu d e n ts ’ As-

decision of the 

Y esterday was 

I he 

the 

FL IL S h o r te r of the E x ten sion De- Association, V. I*. Lee.

rtion taken by the com m ittee and its 
eport to the faculty is as follows: 
fa tho < 

J 

In view •

Ibsen, 
t h i
p i izatiot 
►wing av! 
If bv S

Lilty:

p a r tm e n t, cha irm a n of the Inte rsc h o ­
The p r o ­
lastic League, presided. 
be w a r crisis which h a s g r a m w as begun by a selection by
or- m em b ers o f the U niversity Glee Club.
im mittee on social 
tv ommends th a t th e fob
T h e co n te st in g irls' d eclam ation, r e ­
p o r t s ! elsew here in The T exan, w as 
ii be taken :
m« liber la, 1917, the stu-
im- 
held first. The debate followed 
who cut* ed the o ff ic e r s ’ t r a i n - enediately. A fte r the debate th e cup 
con- for g i r l s ’ declam ation was a w ard ed, 
i d 

of released, o r if 

i oilier m ilita r y e x a c t- and Dr. S h u r te r 

indicated 

the 

For se c re ta ry tr e a s u r e r of the S tu ­

d e n ts’ Association, Roy A bbott.

For editor-in chief of The Texan, 

Silas FL Ragsdale.

or m a n a g in g edito r of The T e x a n ,! way. 

lam es R. Beverley, 

For editor-in-chief of 

th e Cactus,

Julian Elfenbein.

For e ditor in-chief of the M agazine,
tea m Mrs. Dora Neill Raym ond and R u p e rt

is a u th o riz e d 

force, the c o m m itte e on w hich won tho debate by placing th e \V. Gillett.
at ions 
n Veil' th e ru les gov
1 int ion into f r a t e r n i s e

silv e r loving t up upon the desk of th e 
a f f ir m a tiv e . 

to 

For s tu d e n t re p re se n ta tiv e on the 

Board of Publications, David McGee.
For studi nt m em ber of The T exan

HOGG TO DEBATE 

BAYLOR SOCIETY

with “ F unction of S c ho la rsh ip ,’’ won Lofai Debating Society to Meet P h ilo -1 
second and th ird places, respectively

mathesians From Baylor for Sec­

The c o n te st w as very close, and 
th e re was considerable diffe re nc e of 
o p i n e r a m o n g th e ju dg es, with still
more in the audience. S tr o n g inter-
T he P h ilo m a th e sia n , th e leading fa­
ust w as ta k e n in th e c o n te st by the n nsic society of Baylor, will m eet the 
audience, an d some m a n ife ste d th e ir H ogg D ebating Club of the Univer- 
8 
o’clock in th e Y. M. C. A. A uditorium .

in an u n u su a lly e m p h a tic sity of T exas Monday n ig ht at 

ond Contest 

in Debate

I s y m p a th y 

J u a n i t a A d air of M emphis elicited ^ be subject for d eb ate is, “ Resolved, 
much m e rited s y m p a th y , whoa, a f t e r *bat c a p ita l and labor should be com* 
f a in tin g in the mild!*’ o f her speech, Palled to se ttle th e ir disp u te s in 
le- 
she pluckily re tu rn e d t 3 th e door, a f t e r r a Uy e stab lish ed cou rts of orbit r a ­
the o th e rs had finished. M any of Don.” W, C. H care and Paul McMa* 
the s p e c ta to rs declared 
a place a m o n g th e winners.

he deserved -1on °* tlu‘ Hotfg will uphold th e af- k_ . 
fir m at ive aide o f tho .location , 

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TIMPSON SCHOOL 

WINS IN CLASS B

Team Composed of One Man. Lind- 

Nev,

RoIIh Up Score of 

22 1-2 Points.

By Ed A ugly.

By ta k in g second place in th e relay 
race, th e last even t in th** meet, the 
team fro m G eorgetow n H igh School 
nosed out one point ahead of the Lub- 
lw>ek squad, and won the In te rsc h o la s ­
tic ch am p io nsh ip cup in Class A on 
a ftern oon ,
• lark 
. .a m a s s i n g a to ta l o f 16 points. Lub-

y e s te r d a y 

F ield 

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Advisory Board, Donald Nail.

The list as it s ta n d s shows no com- \ 

T he d e b a te was closely contested, in 
sp ite of the a p p a re n t on** sidedeness 
of th*- judges’ decision, and both sides 
showed excellent p reparation. 
I his 
final proclaim s Oak 1 lil’f w inner over 
th i r t y two team s entered in the S ta te 
team s had previously 
co nte st, which 
been selected 
ill tile county and d is ­
til-! c o n t e s t s from hund teds of co n­
te s tin g teams.

net it ion for any of th e offices except 
Mr.
the e ditor of 
two
last n ig h t th a t 
Powell expected 
>r three o th e r nam es would be handed Di»st m in alo r
him before 1 2 o’clock, when the tim e 
for the a n n o u ncem ent of candidacies
expires. However, no com petition fo r 
T h e ju d g e s were S u p e rin te n d e n t WL m y of the more im p o rta n t offices is
T hus f a r th e re has been
Ii. Mikesell, and co hint of a IF a r b - F r a t clash, and it

F. D oughty, R. B. Hinton, P ro fe s so r expected. 
S. A. McMillan. WL 
R. G. Bressler.

the m a gazine. 

LONGHORN ROOTER 
LAUDS BILLY DISCH

of Tex in 

“ Diamond 

Wi t ” S in s ( ouch Is Greatest in 

College Baseball.

WOMAN S GY M

By A. M. Prater.

Disch is in a class by h im self when

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e v e 

T his is th e second d e b a te betw een 
the societies un d e r a tw o -y e a r co.,- 
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i
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ira c t. Cast y e a r the H o gg re p re se n t- 
aul 
ii i 0JS’ Wltb a to ta l o f IS points each.
cd by r . R. S en or a nd WL R, Howell,! 
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invaded Waco and e a r n e d o ff th e vie- 
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tory. 
s tin g in g ii 
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m ake a stro n g fight. 

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tem p le tied fo r th ir d hon-
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In I lass o , Lindsey 

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re m a rk a b le d e m o n stra tio n of
possibilities of one m an winning
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I he E a s t T e x a s phe-
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nom c a p tu re d the m eet single-h an ded
for his village, g e ttin g a g ra n d total
of 22 1-2 points. H e c a r r i e d o f f f i r s t 
I h o n o r s in th e 5 0 - y a r d , 1 0 0 -y a rd , a n d 
» - y a r d d a s h e s , a n d p r a c t i c a l l y cinch- 
, ed the blue ribbon position f o r him-

IS CONVERTED INTO

SLEEPING QUARTERS 

-eom s th a t m a n y of th e n o m in e e s o f ‘ ht‘ “ ^ b i n a t i o n o f a b a s e b a ll coach is j 
A coach in e v e r y r e s p e c t, 
th e B a rb p r i m a r y will 

Ive ele c te d 

without opposition. 

The election will be held T u esd ay, , nows b a s t *ha11 f,on i A to Iz z a rd ; hi* ( oil. 

WOMAN’S COUNCIL 

INSTALLS OFFICERS

Mrs. kirb>, Miss ( a s i s. and .Miss Lulu 

Bailey 

\ddress Installation 

Meeting.

A ltho ugh m an y of th e can- vno’vs 

to Leon 

have gone 

May 
didnt*
and m any oth e rs will probably 
onscripted before they can be in a u ­
gu rated, p rospects a re too u nc e rta in 
to make anv provisions for the filling 
of vacancies now'.

OTHERS M U GET GR EDIT.

installed
a t 5
o f fic e rs y e s te rd a y 
t h a t a fe w B tu -j o’clock. The installatio n was held in

T he W o m a n ’s Council 

a fte rn o o n 

fact 

lowing to t i 
pts ar* a p p l i n g for c re d it fo r th e ^ th e G irls ’ S tu d y Hall. Miss E ugenia 
the o ath of 
Bt of the te rm ’s work on th e g ro u n d Wei bo rn e a d m in istere d 
U 

' one and help ra ise office.

’ 

I crops, the faculty, a t t h e m e e t - 1 Miss Oasis spoke on the co-operation !

FOLK-LORE SUBJECT 

AT LAST MEETING OF

REED MUSIC ( LUB

The last p ro g ra m of the Reed Music 
Society w-as unusually in te re s tin g be-

Tile day. will likely consider 0 f th e w om en’s g o v e rn in g body with « iu se it dea t wit i t u 

amorite s u i

i- 

ti. It h a s been l e a r n - ! . h a t of 

'fcaeot 
that several p ro m inent m e m b e rs of told the girls th a t they had added re- Ihompson 
faculty favor such a move, since s e n s i b i l i t y since the d e p a r tu r e of t h e * ^ subject m a t t e r 

the men. Miss Lulu Bailey ^

spo 

 “ A merican Io lk -L o re . 

1 student , they say, would re a lly J h e . 3. Mrs. Kirby exp ressed her u p ­
p in g as g reat a p a trio tic d u t y a s precaution of 
r e tir in g officers,
the 
Ac-J and extended h er g r e e tin g s to th e new 
>(* in the m ilitary service. 

_ r'” ' 
■ M o n , the 
■ ; le<i StAtev 

food 
in 

the p r e s e n t crisis 
as great or g r e a t e r t h a n any 

aia of A g r ic u ltu r e officers.

problem 

in t h e | R e f r e s h m e n ts were served.

before the A m erican people. WIRE FROM VINSON

i <* 

of Indian 

h o w irg th e musical 

t t composition 
songs,
tendencies of 
'th e s e sav ag es. The tw o Indian songs 
sung by Miss Geraldine Boone illus­
t r a t e d Dr T h o m p so n ’s talk, and con­
s i s t e d of a rep etitio n of one th o u g h t

Mr V T l omax illustrated* his f nd C*aSS 

I 01 •
*;/. * V 
i owDoy m u s i c , 
talk on “ Cowboy Music, 

io u lo. 

a n a g ave 
and gave

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th e audience to join 

1 k on 
» 
• Seal c o w b o y songs and yodles He nGVer WaS’ n° r 18 
^ 
> pit a 
even asked 
the chorus o f some of th e songs. Be- 
fore each selection of th e revised In- 
dian in s tr u m e n ta l music t h a t Prof. r .
Keed gave, ne toio enc sioi \ 
iii i uu- 
Reed gave, he told th e sto ry in con
, 
. 
nection w’itn th e music and th u s made 
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in hjs m ake

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President Wires That He Has Been 

Put On Important Committee 

at Washington.

A te le g r a m was ra v e n e d la.D 
by F. VV. G r a f f from Pr e si de nt 
son s t a t i n g t h a t he had been a ppoint -

it* vc Cl r a f t f r o m P re sid e n t v in-

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 s i g n p e t i t i o n .
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o » . - ■ 
t h . 
n f t h e C o u n c i l o f , 
m itte e on Education of the Council of (
A t n o o n y e ste rd a y a b o u t 500 co-eds 
N a tio n a l Defense. Pre sid e n t Vinson 
will be detained in W a sh in g to n un til ha(J s jg n e d the petition a s k in g them
to a pprove th e sta n d ta k en by fou r 
expects 
to be 
S u n d a y night. H e 
girls in a F ir in g Line, which a p p e a re d 
home by Tuesday. 
Dr. Vinson a d ­
last T h u r s d a y in r e g a rd to th e a t t i ­
vises all pre-m edic s tu d e n ts to re m a in 
to w a rd s 
tude of U n iv e rsity women 
in th e U n iv ersity . He s ta t e s t h a t he 
the men who a r e not g oing to t r a i n ­
will b r in g com plete plans with him 
ing camps.
w hen he re tu r n s .

BriLDlN . R R O G R E SSIN G .

he Second floor concrete w ork on,
■ Education Building will be d o n e f

M e r that the brick w ork

■ *he third floor will be done. 
f i n a
m

^

3uch a s ; 

a „ Building, th e p r o g r e s s 
n°t loom up as it does in a n of- 
h !:' 
' 
W / hait'’ 

>iid th e o v e rse e r yes-
h a r a c te r of th e work
! a d v a n c e m e n t is some-
th e
ever, is up to all expec-
is n e at, a n d th e
is

the brick and sto ne 

p ro g re ss 

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of 

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satisfactory.”

I , u l> B \ ( K FROM T O U R .

I r I'1'. ” ! 1 E. D a v is re tu r n e d yes- 
l aa> from a tr i p to W e s t T e x a s, in 
the S an A ntonio 

B a t l o n with 

1 omrnerce, f a r th e pur- _

l r 
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w ith 

t’o u r s ‘*’ N o t 

bubbling over with

(inverted into sleeping q u a r te r s .

in fo r th e I n t e r s c h o l a s t i c m e e t w e re 

to a ssu m e a n y d e fin ite f o r m ; ! which 

T h i r t y o f t h e g i r l s w h o a r e in A uh- s ‘‘lf , w f o n * th t‘ n ," et h a d riH1 h a , f •** 
th is , he
p e rso n a lity , h e ] c a r e d for by the G irls’ A thletic ( ’oun- " (‘n t ,nto th<* shot Put u n' 1 PoIe v a u ,t-
- 
Ile g o t first place in th e fo rm er, and 
tied with S la u g h te r o f K a u fm a n for 
se Mind position in the la tte r . With
on W ednesday a t a Pi,arvr,tly unlimited e n d u ran c e and 
i i v e r s a tile as they e v e r g e t to lie, 
Lindsey gives prom ise of tieing a t e r ­
ror when he bre ak s into the collegiate 
circles.

tn handle his m en; hi* j 
S p rin g s !h*i>ks fast and he works fa s t; he can 
Ste th in g s in th e d ista n c e before th ey 
begin 
he doesn t p lay a n y fav o rite s, and is 
here, th ey
the most resp ected college coach t h a t J dunned to have a cam p d u rin g the
w e r wore a spiked shoe. His c h i e f . last week of school. This cam p will 
stock d u rin g 
were th e above q ualities a n d a bunch p re se n t council, who will go ou t of b e n points, 
of w illing play ers, sound in mind and »ff ice 
body. N ev er has the U n iv ersity had 

F o r the convenience of the vis-
th.* w o m a n ’s gy m n a siu m was

A t a m ee tin g 
th e 
if te r th e g irls 

F la to n ia finished second, with four-
and B la n k e t annexed 
in a few weeks. T h e o u tin g ! < bird place , w ith l l points in Class B. 
G oodnight of Lubbock took o ff in- 
in Class A, winning
th e q u a r te r , half, and mile. 
th r e e races 
I>ois ! w *^b ease, loping a w a y from th e field 

The following a r e council m e m b e rs ;, first 
Helen Mobley, 
D uring my baseball c a r e e r I have j Law rence, Stella 

tc a m o f s m a r t e r p la y e rs th a n this is to be built soon. 
they have been 

year. W here would 
w ith o u t play in g inside b a ll?

j u s t closed : be composed of th e m e m be rs of the! 

‘ dividual honors 
in 

is to be a t th e U n iv ersity cabin, which 

p re sid e n t; Della Be 

took each of 

the season 

A nderson, 

decided 

v isitin g

council 

th e se 

look

to 

one of 

seen coaches come a nd go— some to 
'ewell, Elizabeth H ughes, Annie Lou- 
tw in kle b rig h tly for a while, a nd th e n se S ta to n , Louise Young, Elizabeth 
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to fall ou t and p ass into baseball ob- < h a n d le r, Kula W hitehouse, 
|jv jon

O w ing to a brisk, chilly n o rth wind,
Ju lia which p ut goose pim ples on the par- 
and Miss Eunice t i r i p a n t s ’ knees and caused some te e th 
lands, th e tim e for
to c h a t t e r in the 
I m o s t of th e e ven ts w as not p a r t i a l -
larly good. Only one 
record was 
broken. F r a z ie r of Hillsboro, sm a sh -
The D aniel's F u n d C o m m ittee h as cd th e b e st f a rm e r score for th e 120- 
the P r °Yession he has practically raised the money needed to y ard low hurdles by to p p in g th e tim -
f o l l o w e d fo r tw e n ty -tw o years. T h e re b u i l d the church in Brazil for Mr. J. hers in 14 3-5 seconds. He also took

triple a ttr ib u te s of Disch, nam ely, Aden. 
baseball skill, 
solid 
modesty. He is today the ideal col­
lege coach from a n y p oint of view. 
IDs being in the g a m e has given tone

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D A N IE L ’S FI ND GROWING.

to w a rd s the end of each event,

had t h e Louise Shepherd, 

c h a r a c te r, a

them 

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If a n y college or u n iv e rsity has a n y , 

, W ’ D aniel- More th a n $4000 >» in, 
the s p o tlig h t or p rim a donna a ir s in but this is to be raised to $4200, in 

,
lum ber-
ju m p in g event. Lindsey, th e Class Ii
ord e r 
th e $500 which has m iracle man, g av e an exa m p le of the
been pledged by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel, m a n n e r in which the a r i t i s t in trac k
S tu d e n t bodies, a lth o u g h g r e a tly d* work “ g e ts o ff,’’ when he flew aw a y
coach f o r 
es; modern baseball 
g t n - 1 c re a sin g since the w ar, a r e g r e a tly in- from his opponents and n e gotia te d the
. 
oral skill, d e p o rtm e n t, and m odesty, c re a sin g th e ir g if ts to missions. Miss oO-yard dash in 5 3-5 seconds, ty in g
 
. 
• 
ju s t bung it on th e b r e a s t of W. J. M ary Decherd 
has 
(B illy) Disch. 
.
ure, he m akes the ideal college coach 
in th e hall of fam e, th e y have been 
requested 
to move over and m ak e 
room fo r my good friend, Disch.

exp re sse d 
In full rounded m eas- th a n k s to the s tu d e n ts t h a t have con - 1 Urie of the happy fe a tu r e s of the
i 
j meet 
the seventh such held u nder the 
In te rsc h o la stic L eagu e— was th e sp le n ­
by th e 
did f ig h tin g 
prep s. 
A t 
le a st a h a lf dozen tim es th e ru n n e rs 
ran p a r t of th e ir races solely on th e ir 
nerve, falling 
in an e x h a u s te d heap 
as th e y crossed the finish line. G re e n ­
a f t e r h a ving 
ville was’ disqualified 
won 
in th e re la y, when 
third place 
th e ir la s t ru n n e r tumbled unconscious

la rg e 
nu m b e r of pre-m edic stu d e n ts, who 
would soon be eligible to e n te r the 
Vledical D e p a rtm e n t 
a t Galveston, 
havt* s gned up f o r the tr a in in g camp. 
It was believed t h a t the m a jo r i ty
of these s tu d e n ts would continue th e ir 
work, so as 
in 

TO ADMIT SENIORS

. „ , 
, 
, 
.
. . . 
her the e x istin g record.

to serv e I into th e cinders half an inch from the

Seniors to Take Civil Service E x ­

Civil Service Commission Will Allow 

the Medical Corps, if necessary. 

ributed so freely to this cause.

ams Requiring Graduation.

P R E M ED S S IG N U P.

T hey never g ave up. 

fa e x pectation s, a 

to be able la te r 

C o n tra ry 

show n 

s p irit 

tape.

_ 

1 

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, 

I 

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,

F E W S. M. U. M E N TO CA M P.

IL L. Sone of S. M. U. w as in A u s ­
tin y e s te r d a y on his way to th e Leon 
He s ta te d 
S p r in g s 
t h a t only a b o u t fifteen men had s ig n ­
ed up for th e tr a in in g cam p fro m S.

tra i n in g camp. 

^

' ' 
 conditions 
J D. Pr o f . Davis says t h a t f o o d C O R P U S C H R IS T I W IN 

p ro du c tion s M. U.
p a r t o f 

ning food 
t h a t 

th e ] — -------------------i 

in 

n I
D O I BLE M.

1 l0ns nit* very bad 
in som e o fi 
rLral di tricts, and a n u m b e r of 
ers haVrl had to go o ut of busi- c h a m pion ship 

C o rp u s C h risti w'on 

from G reenville 

th e doubles 
. - , 

,

“ sn tenant 

‘eca,|>e f hey could n ot a f f o r d to 4-6, 10-8, 6-4, 8-6.
f a r m e r s su p p lie s on* G reenville 
C larendon.

tokk 

th e singles 

from

signed 

The g irls who 

th e F irin g 
Line claim t h a t they a re n ot re sp o n ­
sible for the petition. So fa r, only 
one girl has refused to sign th e p e ti­
tion.

A 

received 

le tte r has been 

WORK ON C H A R T S .

HACKETT APPOINTED EDITOR.

from 
Joh n A. M ellhenny, pre sid e n t of the 
United S ta te s Civil Service C om m is­
sion, a d v isin g the commission to a d ­
Mr. C harles W. H a c k e tt, B. A., U n i­
mit all Senior s tu d e n ts of the Univer-
versity of T exas, an d a t p re s e n t of 
sity to a n y civil service e x a m in a tio n 
the U n iv e rs ity of C alifornia, h as r e ­
in which g ra d u a tio n is a p r e r e q u is i te , ' cently been appo in ted a ssociate edi-
provided they a re o th erw ise eligible.
to r of the Old S a n ta Fe, a c o m p a r a ­
T he application of th e stu d e n t m u s t 
tively new q u a rte rly , devoted to his­
also be accom panied by a c e rtific a te 
to ry, archaeology, ge nealogy, and bi­
th e p ro p e r a u th o rity , show ing 
from 
og ra p h y . This m a g a z in e is published Time, 21 seconds.
2 2 0 -yard dash,

(G eo rg e to w n , 
second; 
t o n ), 
th ird ; Morse 

( L ubbock), 
m o n t), 
th ir d ; W ier 
Time, 53 3-5 seconds.

is p r o g r e s s in g rapidly. 

c h a rts 
of gov ernm ent, which 

of vario us 
the 
phases 
classes in G o vern m en t I a r e p r e p a r ­
ing, 
Some
of it will have to be abandoned on t h a t he is a S enior in good sta n d in g , a t S a n ta Fe, N ew Mexico, with Ralph 
account of th e w ith d ra w al fro m school R e g is tr a r FL J. M ath ew s is th e a u th o r- j E m e rso n Tw itchell a s editor. F'red- 
of m any of the m em bers of th e class ity 
th e crick W ebb Hodge and S y lv an us G. 
who a r e going tp Leon Springs. 

Borley a r e c o n trib u tin g editors.

I U n iv e rsity of T ex as. 

inform a tion a t 

Work on 

to give 

th is 

th e 

T he re su lts:
440 yard dash, Class A, G oodnight 
( B e a u ­
( E l P a s o ),
fourth

first; 
second; Bryan 

(G e o rg e to w n ), 

Po m ery 

2 2 0 -yard dash, Class A, M cH enry 
(FIous-
( ’ours ( S a n M arcos), 
(G e o rg e to w n ), fo u rth .

f irst; Rawson 

Class B, Lindsey 
(T im p s o n ), f irs t; Ellis ( L ib e r ty ) , sec­
th ird ; 
ond; H arriso n 

( F la t o n ia ) , 

(C ontinued on page 2.)

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Published e v e .7 m orning excep t Mon­
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WHY WAR
?■

Rev. J. Frank Smith

BV

A T

Y. M. C. A.

S U N D A Y . 9 : 1 5 A . M .

s ec on d; Odem 

t on), 
t hi r d; C e -sidy 
Distance, 19 feet. 7 1-8 inches.

(Kennedy*, 

( Pl e asa nto n 1. 
fourth.

One mile. C lass B. Odell t i c l i n a l , / 

fir.'t; P ea c o ck 
K uykendall 

t E d en b u rg I. second ;j
( L o r a in e), third; Choice 

K ilgore 1, fourth . Tim e. 5 flat.
50-yard dash. C lass B. L indsey _ 
( T im p s o n ) , f ir s t ; P e t t y 
( F l a t o n i a ) , 
se c o n d ; W are ( Y a n c y ) , third; H arri­
e r . t F la to n ia ), fourth . T im e 5:3.

fir s t ; H alb ert 

120-yard hurdles. C lass A. Frazier 
(H illsb o r o ), 
( S ta m ­
ford I, d isq u alified ; B a n e s ( A u s t in ) , 
-econd; Sherm an (G reen ville 1. third;' 
Hart - S t a m f o r d ) , fourth 

T im e 14:2.
dash, C lass A , VA ier 
(H ills- 
1 H o u sto n ).
M l u m y t G e o r g e t o w n 1. fourth. 

(G eorge: u n ) , f .r - t ; Era .tier 
) 

second; Fia«>on 

I OO-yard 

r 0 ) f 

Tim e 10:1.

G E O R G E T O W N HIGH W I N S

t L ASS 

\ f H \ MP IO N SHI I*

(C on tnu ed from p age l l

1 0 :2 .

100-yard d a sh , C lass B. L indsey! 
T n .p sont. fir-:; W h ite 
( B la n k e t ) . 
second; Ward ( Y a n c y ) . third; W est 
Tim e 

W est P oint, R u r a l), fourth. 

White canvas, leather trim ­
med. 
fiber soles— a style 
that pleases—

Sport Oxfords 
for Ladies

B U Y THEM H E R E .

BATH CAPS—BATH C A P S

All This Y ear’s Stock — N o th in g O ld 

Large Line to Select From 

35c to 75c

University Drug Store

“The C onvenient Place"

W*ue Editor Today
JO H N E L L IS 

W. A N a u g l t . . . . . . Awee**! e Edit-

Reporter*.

< D D a w so n 
J B L ogging 
H B H enry 
Eli ta beth N elson Dorothy L .-cr.ridj 
Mildred Gladney,
A sia I.** Fish. 

Maud Milam.
Parker Trask 
Harel Ed w ard s 

B r o m l e y * Hou*t r n , four ti
I 1 2-5 '•■con.-*

Time.

Sh a pi.’ - t lass A. I stile (Green* 
f i r s t ; O v e r al l * W a x a h a c h i e s. 
,>r,J; < oers < s a n M arcos), fourth 
i* feet, 2 1-4 inches
, jr) . 

v Ij » 1 
.. 
D . ' t a r 
, i. 
ii 

« lass H. Burkhart

i Be urm-ntH fir.-t; S la u g h te r sK a u f 

w n U second; Knox 

L r-, ar * Ll Pas 

|W , <
. H eight,

A <.CH'

; cm

■ r . - ■

Bi

u * ; ) , f u •:h 

I me. 2

I mn . 27 t.

IT , 

Flog* rtJM n 
( Grandv - A ».

( la S S B. W h ite
•! lam*).
th rd;
'ime 2

fourth. 

I

n i a ). 
MMU}.

la - - i :. B ryant * m t e r ),
r » K a u f m a n ) am Lind-
tied for seton*!; Duck-
I*1
fourth. H eigh t. 

), 
hes.
Class B, E llis t Lil >erty >.
*>nd; t (<i» rn
o o d v i l i e ). 
Kalif-
hi ml; S laughter
f*‘et. C»
. H e ig h t. 

5 

ll.

Rf

VA fc.

I Lub-

a s t A, Goodnight
Wilson 
< W axa h
5 IT u in p k I, t h i r I
fourth. T me. 4 4.0
p. C b s B 
f r s t ; 

I Hid;*, ti

I o • t rn a n
H *us-

pole vault. C la ss A. H e llin g (Tem*: 
( W a c o ) , sec-! 
( S n y d e f ) , third; Webb 
l o f e e t , ,

-yet. firs*: McGarrity 
nd; Gray am 
T e m p le »*. f i . r t h 

H e ig h t, 

Br

j 

»P
: 
second; Halbert 

Ola*' A. H ester
1A ma -
( S t a m f o r d ) .

Jack son 

Bryan 

( T e m p le 1. 

fourth^ 

v,. Ii* f e e t , 8 2-4 inches.

\ a r d hurdle'. * lass A, Frazier) 
b oro), fir st; 
Sherm an (Green-J 
, >.eeund; H albert 

( S t a m f o r d ) ,
fou: th.

l i a r ’ 

( S t a mf o r d ) , 

Hi’
lie 
t i , - J ; 

p f ay race. C lass A. A u stin first, 
second, W a x a h a c h ie 

lc o rg e tu w n 

third.

R f lay race. C lass B. El C am po 
, F'ranklin second, F l a t e n ia thiid.
• 

h r 

fourth.

I NI N FIRS l l 'I DAM F’S TD M E E T .

T he U n iv e r s ity 

o f T e x a s D a m e s 
* ll nu ct next W ed n esd ay aftern oo n 
a 3: 0 a t th*' re sid e n c e of M rs. J . B. 
Ni t - bkt . Ib id S p e e d w a y . 
Joint host- 
. M esd am es Keeble. Malone, M ar­
 

ti!,. Y eti. a d WY.math.

ITI m eet you at R e a so n o v e r ’a Bar 

te r Shop. L ittle fie ld B u d d in g

McKean, eiler s & co.

V* h d e s a le Dry Goods, N otion* 
and F u rn ish in g Goods 

VI S TIN. 

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T E X A S

1^47 

1916

JOHN BREMOND CO.

W H O L E S A L E (.HCH E R S 
And
Roaster* of H igh Grade Coffee** 
Texas* Oldest Jobbing House

W . A . A C H I L L E S
THE PIONEER GROCER

Invites you to call or telephone 
your want? in his line. Quality 
and service, first consideration. 1

“ If it is good, w# h ave it .”
“ If we h ave it, it is good."

S p ecial A tten tio n to S o rority and F r a - 1 
t e m ily H ou ses

I

Both P hon es 8 i5 

S0a-10 W . l i t h

A Most 
Attractive Figure

SW A N N
Furniture and Carpet 
C om p a n y

Ca

A corset is so personal—-so 
uch a part of one s very self 
that it should be most thought- 
*y selected and fitted bx a 
* J fitter

Fkedfern M odels e n h a n c e 
figure beauty and correct figure 
defects.

Y o u will appreciate the 
value o f a Rear em Corset 
ar»d > ou xx iii L> e the beauty 
a f form and exquisite dart' 
tsness o f the blest m oods.

$3 u p

For Sale by 

T. H. W ILLIAM S CO.

We Furni.-h More Home* 

There Is a Reason

Afternoon T e a 

every 

afternoon except Sunday

Cactus 
Tea Room

“The Quaint Little Place 

W ith a Personlity."

Phone 3493

$3.00 and $4.00

BURT
SHOE CO.

TDI Congress Ave.

THE ELLIOTTS’

The Cactus has gone to press, but 
TH E ELLIOTTS 
h aven’t gone anywhere. We are 
right here, ready, willing, and 
anxiously w a itin g to m ake those 
"nice" fan cy pictures th a t you 
were w antin g as soon as the 
rush was over.

THE ELLIOTTS’

STUDENTS!
DON’T 

FORGET

To 

Arrange 

for Your

C A C T U S

Before 

Leaving 

for the 

Training 

Camp

Eye Examiners

And Makers o f 
Q U A L IT Y GLASSES

THE S T E L F O X CO.

J. Thos. Ward 
O p tom etrist in Charge.

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

J. R. Reed Music Co,

The American National Bank

IN A U S T IN , T E X A S 

I . S. G O V E R N M E N T D E PO SIT A R Y 

C A P IT A L $300,000.00 

S U R P L U S $700,

R E SO U R C E S $5,000,000

SOLICITS YOUR A CCOUNT

Geo. W. L ittlefield , P re sid en t. 
R. C. R oberd eau , V ic e -P r e sid e n t. 
L. J. S chneider, C ashier. 

IL A. W roe, Vice-President.
T. l l . D a v is, Vice-President.
IL P f a e f f l i n , A ssista n t ( ashier.

Carl T. W iden, A s s i s t a n t C ashier

Our Kodak P rints are guaranteed not to fade. T hey will 
look as well ten years front now as they do the day 
you get them .

J o r d a n Co.

“ We Make Kodak Prints E very Day.

610 C ongress 

Branch at Nan Smith;

ORDERS TAKEN

For Punch and Fancy Molds and Brick Ice < teams 

For All Occasions

G riffith Drug Co.

PHONES 2)

(Scarbrough Building)

H ave You Lost 
Anything?

th at 

Did you know 

a d vertisin g in I he 
Texan w as the best way to recover it? 
I he 
Texan reaches the entire stu d en t body. Rates 
are one cent per word for th e first insertion 
and a h a lf-cent for each additional insertion.

J N O . L. M A R T I N 

FOR STUDENT LAMPS AND 
SUPPLIES 
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL 

• J t t . W g f i S i

U i i LZ L i i 
“T h e M achine Yoe w
E v e n tu a lly Buy”

v

Phone 320 

408 Congree 112 W . 7th S t.

ADVERTISE IN THE TEXAN

W ILL IT BE GR A N TED ?

Several of the boy-* " h o will 
he ut the camp one week from 
next Tuesday* when the election 
for 
is held. 
b a te a-ked whether or not they 
right to
would lie given 

student o f fic e r s 

the 

vote.

Other moldier* 

in State and; 
national 
elections, have been 
known to cast a vote and >end 
the same back home. so why can 
not we he given the same oppor­
tunity? We leave the matter 
in the Assembly's hands. We be­
lieve we have the right to vote 
in the election, and we hope that 
everyone else agrees,

Will you grant thi> request. 

•student body ? 
more than four hundred 
cast, so judge for yourselves.

I here will be J 

\ote* 

The seventh annual Interscho-j 
i- now recorded in 
last ic meet 
the I ntversityV athletic history 
There may be another one n e \ 
year, and again, there may not 
Hut. at any rate, comp*tition wa* 
never so keen a s thi** year. and 
decision** were never made by 
as narrow margin** Ive tore th is 
year. This is one of the hest 
advertising a s se ts 
the I niver- 
gjty has, and may the day soon 
come when a more elaborate en ­
Ive accorded 
tertainment may 

the guests.

While it will be lonesome in 
some of the classes with no one 
but the professor for the girl" 
it will cer- 
to gare upon, still 
tainlv be warm at Leon sprin gs.

Many cif the alumni will be at
the training camp to help m ain­
tain the old *Te\a> pep.*'

in 

Harmony 

student polit ic** 
seem* a >ure thing this year for 
once. We will 
really perfect 
the merit 'V^tem yet. After all. 
for internal 
time 
there is no 
strife n o w 
(among the men. at 
lea*!).

fiv e w om en 

I jet th e w om en v ote 

if th e y 
can I* elected on th e - .m e b a sis 
a s th e m en, but to arb itra rily 
l o s e r v e on 
elect 
or C ouncil, r e ­
you r 
gardless* of th e num ber 
in th e 
I ni v e r i t y , would certainly n *t 
be in keeping wi t h t he “equal 
right.** to all’* d octrin e. Would 
it. thinking women?

\ \ t* a re leav tng this Univ e r sity 
w ith th e know ‘ed ge o f th e fact 
that we have *aid what we hon­
estly 
th o u g h t on all o c c a sio n s. 
W e have not minced matter;* in­
tentionally. 
and 
a lth o u g h we 
m ay have made enem ies o f som e 
w h o m ight have otherw ise term ­
ed 
we 
know that th o s e few w ho have 
been w ith us have been those 
not fr ie n d s fo r what they can 
a c c o m p lish fo r s e lf , but for the 
good th e y m a y do o th e r s .

th em selv es 

“friends, 

 OFFICERS TR AIN IN G
LEON SPRINGS

SOCIETY

" l w v l ! ! , " ' l , l " f S AKE D,RTT RING 444, ANI) 
I H M WILL (OME BACK CLEAN ONCE MORE
DRISKILL HOTEL LAUNDRY
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COLLEGE NOTES

Candies

American 
Queens
M erely W hets 
the Appetite

PASS T H E M AROUND 
a f t e r m e a l s — t h e y 
ADD TO T H E R E P A S T

There is a 
C * rn 
K I N G dealer 0 | ; " 1 
near you 
■ wuio

f f l P :

Qjjrn*

I?* 
B razil hui^ .
lh CACAM
—» »»WfcO NIT

* " M t ) " I U C M O C O U T l CQ A TCD

In 

a n s w e r i n g 
ple ase m e n tio n T h e T e x a n .

a d v e r t i s e m e n t s 

I r id e Si

Low s a s how j^lie n e x t b a n d co n ­
e d t h a t com es o f f on t h e c a m p u s had 
b e t t e r be a c c o m p a n ie d by a univers­
l e n g t h y v a r i e t y 
t h e 
al d o n n in g o f 
p r e s e n t w e a t h e r 
th e n u m b e r 
s e e n w ith colds 

once m o re , 
veeps up , j u d g i n g f r o m 
of p e r s o n s 

if th e 

to be 
ro u n d th e c a m p u s .

H o rn e d T o a d .

A y o u n g , n e g r o , w h o w a s a S en io r 
r a n out 
it VV j i b e r I o r c e U n i v e r s i t y , 
is n o w w o r k i n g on a 
>f f u n d s , a n d 
th e U a i­
b i l l m a n ca r . He b r o u g h t 
ver, ity o f K a n s a s a h o r n e d 
to a d all 
he w a y from N ew M exico f o r i t s m u ­
seum, a n d fed 
it P u l l m a n m e a ls all 
he w ay . H e had to a d v i s e e v e r y o n e 
if t h e K a n s a n s t h a t t h e to a d would 
ut h u r t 
t h e poor 
th e m , o t h e r w i s e 
oad w ould h a v e been v e r y loneso m e, j

As Partners.
O n e h u n d r e d a n d f i f t y m e n a r e d e ­
s ir o u s 
le a v in g B ro w n U n i v e r s i t y 
‘or f a r m w ork. Six m en h a v e a l r e a d y 
b ee n g iv e n p e r m i s s io n to le a v e school 
to t a k e up a g r i c u l t u r a l p o s itio n s .

o f 

I n s t e a d o f 

A p p e tiz e r.
th e a f t e r n o o n g y m a t 
W a r d B e llm o n t, th e y h a v e s u b s t i t u t e d 
a n d e a r l y m o r n i n g a p p e t i z e r , w h e r e ­
by all o f th e f a i r ed s ( g i r l s in th is in ­
sta n c e , a s t h e r e a r e n o n e o f th e o p ­
p o site se x 
t h e r e ) will be a w a k e n e d 
by a bell a t 6:30 a. rn. a n d r e q u ir e d 
to 
th e n a 
p lu n g e .

t a k e v io le n t e x e r c is e a n d 

AFTER THE GERMAN

Oui f ountain Is at \ our Service 

We Cater Especially to 

U niversity Students

Ninth and CongresM

N o t i c e !

HEAR YE!

et Your Cadus at the Cactus 

Office or at the Co-op

t o r ne] I A m b u la n c e .
T h e c o m p le t e C o rn ell u n i t o f 
th e 
A m e r i c a n A m b u la n c e C o r p s h a s a r ­
rived in P a r i s s a fe ly , a c c o r d i n g to th e 
l a t e s t r e p o r t s . T h e y w e n t b y w a y o f 
B o r d e a u x . W e hope t h a t w h e n th e y 
t h a t 
s e n d 
w ay , if t h a t is th e w a y t h a t you can 
g e t by t h e 
t h e deep 
in s a f e t y .

th e y will sen d u s 

iron s h a r k s o f 

us, 

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TEXAN

 b e l l a i r d o m e
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TOMORROW AND TUESDAY NIGHT 
Wm. A. Brady— World Pictures Presents 
KITTY GORDON 
IN
“FORGET-ME-NOT”
WITH MORTAGU-LOVE 

Children 5c 

Adults 15c

CUPS AWARDED AT 

BIG PEP MEETING

W inners P re se nte d W ith C ups at Get- 
to g e th e r Meeting Held Last Night 
at Men’s G ym nasium .

The g e t- to g e th e r m e eting and s u p ­
p er held fo r th e preps a t th e m e n ’s 
gy m n a siu m la st n ig h t was accompa- j 
nied by much pep an d show of good j 
spirit on th e p a r t of both th e visitors j 
and the hosts. A picnic s ty le supper, 
consisting of sandw iches, 
te a . 
md ice cream cones, was served, with 
the aid of the A u stin C h a m b e r o f; 
Commerce.

ic^d 

Wa.

Im m ediately a f t e r 

th e su p p e r th e 
m eeting w'as opened by th e sing in g o! i 
The Eyes of Texas, with “C a s e y ” ; 
jones a s leader. 
“ C a se y '’ th en led a 
num ber of veils fo r th e H igh Schools, 
-nies, and finally, f o r T e x a s her- 
Dr. E. IX ^ h u r t e r took c h a rg e 
p la tfo rm , and in troduced W. P. 
p re sid e n t of th e Board of K e­
rr told of th e p le a su re 
a g hosts to th e preps.
s u p e rin te n lent 
H’k, spoke on the work 
l e a g u e in W est 
>mplimented th e
U n iv e rs ity an d th e good 
UA -nip shown by all connected with 
meet, at the sam e tim e te llin g of 
guest -' a p p re c ia tio n of th 

. of I u!
Inter hula-til
Mr. D upree

\ u P
M

Mr A

Uni

if t

-n e s ho sp itality.

(mover H a rt of Tim pson th en spoke 
n behalf of th e E a s t T exans. Mr. 
l a i t com plim ented Dr. ^ h u r t e r v ery 
axing th a t iii his opinion he 
ie hi v
of the b* st th in g s e v e r done 
U niversity when he p r o p o s e d 
la-ague at 
of 
dishmei 
n I n l<>
Mr. H a r t also said 
lr S h o r te r 's influ-
the Uni
th e r one

the 

hat

ti th

hat when the -h pit 
he me ials w <>u!d 
' 
espective o w ner- a 
'or the winning teal 
awarded as follows:
Boys’ Senior Dc 
Herndon, San Antonio.

ar : sam 
rec civ* d, 
to their 
The cups 
how ever,

w • re

a mat m

ii.

ITV

Boys’ Ju n io r D eclam atio n, Alton 

’hom asson, Nacogdoches,

Essay W ritin g. 

Ignacio Murma- 

luke, El Paso.

The ban n e rs for th e w inn ers in the 
olay tact - were* awarde d as follow.-: 
Academy Division, San Marcos B a p ­

tist Academy.

Class A H igh School, A ustin.
Class B H igh School, El Campo. 
Several cup- wert* not a w a rd e d Ice 
ause of the f a c t t h a t th e finals 
in 
heir division had not been held, b u t 
\;ll be a w a rd e d la te r.

P E R S O N A L S .

Since 

Roy Lee of Tem ple, who was a stu- 
in A u stin 
la st y e a r, w a s 
ient hen* 
the Uni- 
yesterday. 
leav in g 
in S outh 
e .s ity , Mr. Lee has been 
the 
in 
America, w here he h as been 
employ of an E n glish-ow n ed ra ilro a d 
fo r 
his home in T em ple to spen d a few 
lays 
fo r Leon 
S prings.

Fleet H ea rd will 

d e p a r tin g 

before 

today 

leave 

H a r r y T ho m as, B. A. 14, of Waco 
was in A ustin y e s te rd a y . Mr. T h o m ­
as is connected with a bank in Waco

Is th e m e rc h a n t t h a t you a r e t r a d ­
ing with a d v e r tis in g in The T e x a n ?

T ry T e x a n w a n t ads. 

T hey b rin g

u p 8 ll 

£

lf nr irttj Brattie CELPlhra

get 
the
wearing
o t h e r

HEN you 
W
habit of
our clothe*
men will get the habit
looking to you for style
The model illustrated is 
part of our vast assort­
ment of style-leaders for 
Spring. 
These clothes 
are designed by the fore­
most American authori­
ties. And they are built 
to wear; the fabrics used 
in them must stand up 
under 
rigid 
the most 
tests-for-wear l>efore be­
ing 
the 
accepted by 
m aker.

The very suit you 
want is a t this store* 
ready to give you 
that well-dressed ap­
pearance.

HARRELLS

The Store that Sells So­
ciety Brand Clothes

( ups, 
Knox Hats, He id 
Earl & Wilson Shirts, 
HolepnMil Hosiery tor all 
the family, R. & VV* Palm 
Beach, Dell Beach anti 
Kool Iv lot ll. Silk ( rash, 
Wool Crash and Pure 
Silk Suits, F e a t h e r 
weight Underwear and 
Pajamas, Mark Cross 
Gloves.

TEXAN WANT ADS

ads 

T E X A N want 

bring result*. 
Rates, I cent per word for th e f ir s t
insertion, th re e insertions fo r 2 cent*. 
Absolutely no ad taken over th e phone. 
Call at room 109, Main Building. No 
ad taken for less th a n *25 cent*. P a y ­
m ent in advance alw ays required.

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

Brough Bldg. Old phone 1310.

DR. E. C. BERW ICK, dentist. 

Suite 
521 S c a rb ro u g h Bldg. Phone SISO

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

lupe.

fo u n ta in 

sm ooth finish, on 

L O S T -—W a te r m a n 

pen, 
la s t T h u rsd a y . 
F in d e r please notify Dorris Suavely, 
phone 1423.

L O S T —O ne p a ir o f rim less spectacles 
in case m a rk e d G riffith D ru g Com ­
b-9

p an y . P hone 8734. 

results.

W A N T E D TO B U Y — M en’s second­
hand shoes. Phone 4597, Geo. B 

Allen, 2406 G uadalupe.

p a p e rs; $40 to $50 m onthly in s p a re 
experience u n n e c e ssa ry ; 
tim e; 
tim e 
no c a n v a s sin g ; 
sug gested. 
Send for p a rtic u la r s . N a tio n a l Press 
B u reau , Room 2654, B uffalo, N. Y.
lf

su b je c ts 

The Texas Barber Shop. We please

1008 Con- 

F U R N I S H E D H O U S E W A N T E D — 
Couple w ith ou t children d esires f u r ­
In the 
nished house fo r the sum m er. 
case tff parties leaving the city for 
the sum m er, would consider 
ta k i n g ]
c a i* of house a n d g ro u n d s as p a r t ; Allen A O lip h a n t, P r o p ,. 
p a y m e n t o f re n t. O ccupancy desired gras*. 
by M ay 20. P h on e 4481.

5-6

We g iv e q u ality and service with 

our barber work. Driakill Barber >r call a t 221 Nueces

FOR S A L E — A t low 

fig u re , choice 
lot a t 2210 N ueces St. Phone 1974.
5-8

Shop, M oritz Silver, Prop. M anicur- 
ing and chiropody a sp ecialty.

S T U D E N T S — Go 

Palace B a rb e r 
to 
Shop, B asche Bldg., fo r firs t-c la ss 

work. Billy W olf, Prop.

P A T R O N I Z E th e Co-Op B a r b e r shop, 
n e x t to M a je stic T h e a tr e . W e t a k e 
DOIT1DI" 
In 
in cu ttin g pompa 

in terest 

* i 
esp ecial 
doors.

A N in te llig e n t person m ay earn $100 
m o n th ly 

c o r r e s p o n d i n g 

f o r 

e n tr a n c e 

i 
to C lark 

p ro b a b ly in g r a n d s ta n d n e a r
ti* % i »•** • i
Field, F riday 
evening, 
Finder 
please phone 3515 or S t a t e T r e a s u r y
5-12

diam ond 

brooch. 

,

n e w s -, D epartm ent for reward.

T H E D A l L Y 

T E X A N

OFFICIAL NOTICES

R A M S H O R N — W ill h a t e a 
m ee tin g T ue sd a y n ig h t a t 7:30. 
m em b ers be pre se n t.

r e g u la r 
All 

T H E following m en fro m th e T h e ta 
Xi House will re p o r t a t the tr a in in g 
c am p T u e s d a y : E a r l McDonald, J e r ­
ry M atejka, S t u a r t G lazbrook, F re d 
N e tz e r, N olan Brow ne. A liver P e tty , 
J a m e s W yse, F r a n c is G erling, and 
Mack Hodges. T he T h e ta Xi F r a t e r ­
n ity re p o r ts the in itia tio n of th e fol­
lowing m en: F r a n k H ig h to w e r, A.
W. von S tru v e , Dan O ’Connell. A r t h u r 
Newby, a n d L. T. F a re n th o ld .

TO BE REORG ANIZED.

The w ith d ra w a l of som e five h u n ­
dred men, going to th e Leon S p r in g s 
cam p, will sadly dc plete th e r a n k s of 
the six com panies, w hich we now 
have. This will n e c e ssita te th e abol-j 
ishing of >ome of th e com panies. O w ­
ing to ( a p t. Boswell’s being in San 
Antonio, the ex act p r o c e d u re h a s not 
been asc e rta in ed . He will r e t u r n to ­
day, and Monday or T u e sd a y he will 
have a r r a n g e d m a tte r s .

Beall, T u r n e r G a r n e r , Dick Cougha- 

nour.

Phi D elta T h e ta . L. B. Pain e, Nel- 
m Philips, M. T. A ub rey.

Sig m a Alpha Epsilon, Delta S ig m a 
Phi, and Acacia h a v e not y e t c om ­
p e t e d th e ir lists.

T ry T e x a n w a n t ads. T h ey brin g 

results.

S P O R T O X F O R D S
For Spring and Summer

D I L L I N G H A M ’S

“LET US FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTION ”

A most complete line of toilet waters and extracts, im* 
ported and domestic, just received, also nobby lim of bath- 
ing caps.

We deliver anywhere, any time, any day.

622 Congress Ave. 

® hones 325-335

JOSEPH’S PHARMACY

HOUGH’S AUTO SERVICE

Both Phones 861 Day or Night 

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

C. M. M ILLER

Dealer in W all Paper, P aints, Oils, Window G lass, and Painters’ 
Supplies. Picture Fram ing a S pecialty. Signs.
807 CO NG RESS A V E.

MANY ARE INITIATED 
UNDER NEW RULING

F r a t s T ake A d v a n ta g e of New Ruling 

A llowing Them to In itia te Men 

W ith P a ss in g Grades.

T he f r a te r n itie s a r e all h a ste n in g 
to ta k e a d v a n ta g e of th e new faculty 
rulin g which allows th em to in itiate 
he men who have, up until the pies 
«nt tim e, passed in th e required n um 
ber of courses. S ig m a Nu and Chi 
initiation T h u rsd a y n ig h t; 
Phi held 
K a p p a Sigm a, F r id a y 
I hi 
G am m a Delta, 
S a tu r d a y afterno on. 
m d Phi K appa Psi, S igm a ( hi, and 
Delta Tau Delta, S a tu r d a y nigh t. The 
oth e rs will in itia te n ex t week.

n ig h t ; 

Following is a list of eligible men: 
K ap pa Sigm a, I. H. C ru tc h e r, H a rd y 
Hill, Allyn F a n g , Robert Reed N unn.

and W. R. Pauls.

Alpha T au O m e g a , Allison Russ. 
E arl Deem Felix P a rs o n s, W illiam 

Howard.

K appa Alpha. M artin W infrey. P e r ­
ry P o rte r, H. J. S ha nd s, W. K. W roe 
T h e ta Xi, F r a n k H igh to w er. A. W 
F ah re n th o ld , D. 

von Struv e, L. T. 
O’Connell, A. B. Newby.

D elta T a u D elta, Wendell Mayes. 
F ra ck T ra u , P re s to n N o rth ru p , L eon­
ia®. B arrow . Je>^ I. N orm an, H a r r y 

Blocker.

Sigm a Nu, Jo h n L aird, Edw in I e- 
erson, W illiam Pace, J o h n Cofer. A r ­
le K night. Louis Brow n, Glen Kirk. 
Stanley W alker. N. S. Russell, C h a r ­
ge Wilson. R alph Price.

D elta K appa Epsilon, Holford Rus- 
,ell, Town e t H u rs t, R. W. F rant/., 
McCord M cIntyre, M erw yn B a rn u m , 
Sigm a Chi, L aw ren ce H am ilto n, Fe 
lix Hobbs, Paul C ru ts in g e r , J a m e s 

Phi G a m m a Delta, B achm an G re e r 
Randolph Allen, S. C am p, Paul D a­
vis, FU G. G raves, E d g a r Rock.

Chi Phi, Sam Lowe, W illiam J o h n ­
son, W illiam s, O w en T ho m a s, David 
B uchanan, C harlie N e w k irk , VV. B. 
’oilier, H e r b e r t Poyner.

Delta T h e ta Phi, C harlie Y eltm an, 
I. E. Belcher, Sy d n ey P. C h an dler, 
I* wel P. King, B. A. G a r r e tt .

Phi K ap pa Psi, E. M. J o rd a n , J . S 

Moss, Hulon Black.

D e l t a Chi, P. I L C a l d w e l l . G a rla n d 
Day, F. J. W hite, Myron E v e rts, Ralph 
Berry, P. A. T u r n e r . S. H. Benbow 

B eta T h e ta Pi, Leslie S tr in g e r. 
lack

M arcus G reer, R ay B e rn ard . 

of _ 

Lynn.

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Forget Murad costs I 5 cents. 

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less you read the adver­

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and give your trade to 

those firms that adver­

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