T H E DAI LY T E X A N

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

I N T H E S O U T H

No. 12

JUNEAU RAPIDLY 

ROUNDING TEAMS 
INTO GOOD SHAPE

New Men Being B rought Into F o rm . 
W ork Now B eginning to P r o g r e s s 
W ith More Speed.

The perfection of the Longhorn f o o t­

ball tea m b egan in real e a rn e s t today, 

when Head Coach Ju n e a u and his a s ­

s is ta n ts took up the work of individ­

ual and squad 

in struction in all the 

various phases of the gam e. 

T here 

were f o u r d if fe r e n t squads on thefield 

w o rk in g with a vim and an in te r e s t 

t h a t fore sha do w s a football m achine 

of perfectio n and precision. 

Coach 

Ju n e a u has g o tte n . acq uain ted with 

all his p ro te g e s and is now able to 

u n d e rta k e th e tr im m in g down of the 

squad with th e full know ledge of th e ir 

several abilities. When this h a s been 

accomplished the real work of m a k ­

ing a football te a m will go much f a s t ­

er and d evelopm ent of the fin e points 

of the g a m e will follow. Up to th is 

tim e Coach J u n e a u h as no t been able 

to w ork w ith definite decision, owing 

to the g r e a t n u m b e r of men com ing 

ou t and to th e necessity of building a 
football te a m aro u n d such a sm all n u ­
cleus of old men. As the season moves 
fo rw a rd th e men will be given new 
plays and new fo rm a tio n s as f a s t as 
th ey a r e able to handle them .

VOL. X V III.

A U S T IN , T E X A S , T U E S HAY, O ctober 8, 1917.

CANDIDATES FOR 

COMING ELECTION 

SUBMIT PETITIONS

Two Offices Lack C and id ates— M ost 
Places U n c o n t e s t e d — Election Of- 
ficers N am ed Soon. 

 

 

PUBLICITY B U R E A U 

PR E A C H E S GOSPEL OF 

HIGHER EDUC ATION

The publicity 

d e p a r tm e n t of the 
U niv e rsity , in c h a rg e of W. D. H orna- 

well-known T exas jo u rn a list,

, is now g e ttin g into active work. The 1 
j work of this d e p a r tm e n t consists of
the a d v e rtisin g of th e U n iv ersity in I
r „ .......________ 
 

THREE DEBATES 

SCHEDULED FOR 

PRESENT SEASON

ATHENAEUM OPENS 
28TH YEAR’S WORK 
AT 7:30 TONIGHT

Lack of Old Men O ffe rs U nusual O p­
portunity for N ew com ers— Q ues­
tion S ettled Soon.

Y e a rs— F r e s h m a n Will be W e l­
comed for F i r s t T im e.

H as Had T h rillin g H isto ry 

in Hast P o rtu n ity o ffered 

WOMAN’S CHORUS

ORGANIZED HERE

FOR FIRST TIME

The a tte n tio n of the women of the 
U n iv e rsity should be called to th e op- 

th is y e a r by 

the
School of Music under the direction 
of P ro fe ss o r F. L. Reed. He h a s la ­
bored ind u strio u sly to b rin g to music- 
lovers every v a r ie ty of m usical en-

...... 

m nt ^ 

v„ „ ...... „ v 

The A th e n a e u m L ite ra ry

At 12 o’clock last n ig h t the 

Only ab ou t h a lf of the offices to every n ew sp a p e r 

the
the U niversity. A b u lle t in ,1 to the deb atin g work this y e a r:

vo 
tim e all its d e p a r tm e n ts , of p u ttin g b e fo re , Dr. E. D. S h u r te r, c h a irm a n of the 
the people of T exas e v e ry th in g School of Public Speaking , has given will begin its tw e n ty -e ig h th y e a r of 
the people of T exas e v e ry th in g School of Public Speaking , has given 
t h a t would be of in te r e s t to them c o n - , ou t the following s ta te m e n t in re g a rd 

for h an d in g in p e titions for s tu d e n t all 
officers expired, w ith two places still 
w ithout an a p p lic a n t. T hese w ere th e cerning 
two a s se m b ly m e n a t large to be elect- Renown as the “ W eekly News L e tte r s ,” 
ed from the D e p a r tm e n t of E ducation, will be published each week, and will 
Petitio ns fo r th ese offices will be ac- contain 
im p o r ta n t U n iv ersity 
| items. This bulletin will be se n t to
cep ted until m id n ig h t tonigh t. 
the 
be voted upon in the com ing election j item s of in te r e s t to t h a t locality will 
has h e re to fo re been
.......... __ r _rw. 
........... 
will be contested. S e c r e ta r y - tr e a s u r e r be re p rin te d 
in t h a t pap er. So th e
of *thlTS tu d e n ts ’ A ssociation being the ; whole*of T e x a s will be k e p t con stantly I have to depend very largely upon the j ing w ere som etim es held u n d e r force open to both m en an d women, is this
only office o utside of th e assembly 
to women
th is ses-
versities of Missouri, O klahom a, and °n d lite ra r y society, and t h e f i r s t off- s ion has not fulfilled th e ex pectation
in Room 3, Colorado. N e g o tia tio n s a re in p r o g - sp r in g of th e A th e n ae u m , w as found- 0f those who a r e in te re ste d in devel-
ed and a sp ired to honors. The rec- oping the musical activities in th e stu-

the
jo> merit 
— 
active service to n ig h t a t 7:30, in Room school 
the 
7 of the L aw Building, w ith a n elabo- m a n y men a b s e n t in tr a in i n g cam ps,
th e r e is offe re d this session a fine op- 
to be re m e m b e red p o r tu n ity f o r th e g irls to d e m o n s tr a te 
th e ir s u p e r io r abilities as m usicians,
th e ir r e p u ta tio n for up-
th e S ta te ( a pitol u nder s o m e w h a t try - and ju s tif y 
ing difficulties, which c h a ra c te r iz e d holding th e fin e r th in g s in a tim e of
conflict. The U n iv e rs ity

b atin g c o n tra c ts, 
conditions, alth o u g h , with the excep- “ t h a t the A th e n a e u m w a s found ed a t 
tion of Je ro m e C ro ssm an, all m em bers 
of 
te a m s have 
e i t h e r g ra d u a te d or a r e i n the m ilita ry ! the e a rly days of the U niversity. 

U niversity. 
It is desired t h a t every 
d e p a rtm e n t of th e school co-operate,
and send 
“J ” Hall all item s of g e n e ra l i n t e r e s t . r ess to com plete th e f o r m e r tr ia n g u - 
concerning th e ir d e p a rtm e n t. 

having m ore th a n one candidate.
The list o f condidates follows:
V ice-president of the S tu d e n ts ’ A s ­

“ We have c on tra c ts w ith th e Uni- y e a rs la te r, when th e Rusk, th e sec- stu d e n ts. T h e r e g is tra tio n 

This m eans t h a t we shall i is of in te r e s t to note t h a t th e m e e t- Chorus, which 

“ We shall go r ig h t on w ith our de- r a te p r o g r a m presented by 

of a r m s , and e s p e c i a l l y a b o u t fifte e n y e a r offered exclusively 

! la r league with Colodardo, and it now ords of 

the society show, how ever, d e n t body.

the developm ent of new m a te ria l. 

re g a rd le ss of w a r ! m em bers. 

reso urces of 
account 0 f
account of 

the 
- j —.i. Qn 
a d m it. On 

sociation, E r n e s t May.

last y e a r ’s d e b a tin g 

e cum***™ ~ __ 

the w orking s of 

j __________ _ 

to Mr. H o rn a d a y 

in T exas, and 

It s tre s s and 

touch with 

service. 

its old 

t h a t 

all 

in 

I t 

is 

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Society 

In connection w ith 

ii, a clipping b u r e a u , in which tw o U n i - 1 sh a ll a t least send te a m s to O klahom a , S p e a k e rs Club b ranched off from 

th is publicity I seem s as if th e U n iv e rsity of U ta h t h a t no c as u a ltie s resulted fro m such ; T he cborug should no t be eonsider-
the ed additional work, the only condition
i e
is

w e r e t h e b e s t a v a i l a b l e i n s t i t u t i o n . W e e n c o u n t e r s . 

d e p a rtm e n t th e r e is b eing conducted 

iw pnt.lv 
rec e n tly 

Mnrp 
More 

u r . 

S e c r e ta r y - tr e a s u r e r of the S tu d e n t s ’ 
Association, W . C. H e a re and J. IL 
Russell.

C h a irm a n of th e S tu d e n ts ’ Council 

Charles Gulick.

Councilman a t la r g e fro m th e E d u ­

cation D e p a rtm e n t, Otis Knight.

Councilman from J u n io r Academic 

class, Alvin N aug le.

M a n a g in g e d ito r of The T e xa n, F. 

E d w a r d W alk er.

E d ito r of the Longhorn M agazine, 

Dora Neill R aym ond.

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versitv g irl- stu d e n ts will be e m p l o y e d 
*
to clip from ev ery p a p e r coming into 
t h a t d e p a r tm e n t all item s abo ut th e 
U niversity, and to file them accord­
ing to the d e p a r tm e n t which the item 
it w ritte n about. This bu re a u will be 
accessible to a n y person who w ishes 
to find any in fo rm a tio n a b o u t a n y d e ­
p a rtm e n t.

M agazine s t a f f no m inated by Mrs. 
Raym ond, F . E d w a r d W alker, W. J. 
W eeg. P auline W h e rry , M a rth a C a n d ­
ler, C harles Gulick, Helen L eary , Mil­
dred G ladney, J e a n n e t t e Collett, Paule
Muesehke, Alvin N au gle, Mablle l i a r - 
rison, Jo hn D. Cofer, Maud Milam, W. R e g i s t r a t i o n Now E xceeds Seventeen 

MEN OUTNUMBER 

WOMEN IN UNIV.

H eare, Irene Lohinan, and G a rlan d 

H u ndred— Seven H undred F o u r ­

teen Are New S tu dents.

 

a* 

. a 

j» _ 

courge 

rpi______ I..* 

of m e m be rsh ip is th e a bility to c a r r y a 
vocal music.
tu n e and re a d simple 
the
th r o u g h 
continues 
this y e a r pay* p a r tic u la r a tte n tio n to th e tra in - y ear> a n d gives o ne-third credit. The
in ch orua m eet 8 a t 12 o’clock on Tues-
and S a tu r d a y s ,

and Colorado ,and debate Missouri a t m o th e r o rganizatio n.
 
A t t Vi p n r i ^ p n t t i m
 
i L - nr* 
Austin. The su b je c t fo r th e T e x a s - 1 A t the p r e s e n t tim e the A th en a e u m 
M issorui-O klahom a league 
will be the Com pulsory A r b itra tio n of ing of the inexperienced stu d e n ts 
L abor Disputes, and this is the sub- the line of public sp e a k in g , o r a to r y , d a y g> T h u rs d a y s, 
ject t h a t will be used in the prelimi- ^ nd debate. This ye a r, on a c c o u n t o M embers r e g is te r as fo r o th e r courses. 
th e u nse ttled conditions of U n iv e rsity 
n a ry try o u ts f o r th e tea m s. The ex- 
to 
th e A th en a e u m has decided 
a c t s ta t e m e n t of th e question has n o t , life* 
been determ ined 
its F r e s h m e n rule a n d a d m it 
concerned, b u t will be decided upon in , f ir s t- y e a r men and o th e rs a t its f i r s t 
th e n e a r f u tu re . The question will r e g u la r m eeting . A lim ited n u m b e r 
be ta k e n in, and all F r e s h m e n are 
doubtless be limited e ith e r to in tra - j 
S ta te o r in te r - S ta te d isp utes between especially invited 
organized labor 

GLEE CLUB SHORT 

ON FIRST TENORS

T im es for T r y o u ts A nnounced— P r a c ­

Th*
public service Public S p e a k in g D e p a r tm e n t advises
lite r a r y

'U n d e r th e ru le s,’ the all F re sh m e n 

by th e in stitu tion s waive 

join som e 

a tte n d . 

and 

to 

to 

.

corporations.
f ir s t p relim in ary tr y o u ts for the de- society.
b a tin g te a m s will be held d u rin g th e 
f i r s t week in December. A t th e end I** g iv e n : 
of t h a t week th e fa c u lty com m ittee 

•

T o n ig h t the following p r o g r a m will

A dd re ss o f welcome. E. M. Coren-

will select, a s a re su lt o f th e p

r

e

l

i m !

-

,

i n 

tim e H 

tice Is Begun on New Song 
for Rally.

The g a m e w ith T rin ity S a tu r d a y 
has a football 
showed t h a t T e x a s 
tea m in th e m ak in g. W ith so m any 
new men in th e lineup no g r e a t show 
of football w as expected. T he 
line 
! work of the te a m was fairly good, but 
there is room fo r much im prov em ent
vealed a woeful d e a r th of f i r s t te n o r jn both o ffensive and defensive work, 
m a te ria l th is year. Of th e fo r t y or T here is also need of developm ent in
j I more c a n d id a te s p re se n t, only five open sty le playing. T r in ity showed

Y e s te r d a y ’s Glee Club practice re 

Day.

S tu d e n ts ’ A ssm ebly:
Law D e p a rtm e n t a t 

la rg e , David 

McGee, S. K. D am on, W. L. A vra.

Senior Law, N at IL Davis and Steve 

O. L a ttn e r.

Middle Law, Raymond L. M u rra y 

and Emil M. Corenbleth.

J u n io r Law, R. R. H u ffm a n and G. 

F. Cox.

Lloyd K err.

Senior Academ , Ja c k G oforth and J. 

Ju n io r Academ, W. C. M athes, (Jor­

don ( F a t s ) Conley.

Sophom ore Academ, W esley W. 

Brown and S ta n le y McAnaliy.

F r e s h m a n A cadem , Kern Brasw ell.
J a m e s A. 
Ciraduate D e p a rtm e n t, 

Barnes.

ham .

Senior E n g in e e r, W. J . W eeg.
J u n io r E n g in e e r, E. E. Davis.
Sophom ore E n gineer, John M. G r a ­

F r e s h m a n E n g in ee r, J. C. Logging. 
' T he election will be held T u e sd a y , 
O ctober 16. The officers of th e elec­
tion have n o t y e t been selected, and 
their na m e s will be announced later.
th e social 
P etitio n s fo r places on 
calend ar have been coming 
in very' 
slowly. E ven in spite of w a r tim es, 
m a n y m o re t h a n th e p re se n t h an d fu l 
are expected. All a p p licatio ns m u st
be in by m id n ig h t of W edn esd ay, O c - j (ju ri ng 
tober IO. 

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OPPORTUNITY FOR 
l l / I V 
u r

r u i u u n i

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l

The re g is tra tio n is now passed the
1700 m ark A t the end o f th e * « ■ * - ; ^

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d

t 

be 

as follows: 

 tjif|e &Uq 

dito rium , f i r s t 

tr a tio n period 1571 s tu d e n ts had r e g - 1 b a te t# d e te rm in e th e U nive rsity de- "le n t, and a f o r m e r 
istered. Of th ese 1307 (575 men a n d bating, team9 and 
732 w om en) w ere in the College o f ^

t b e ir a lte rn a te s . At
th e w E p ope cash

| prize 0f $ioo will be a w a rd e d to the 
A r ts ; 119 (H O men and 9 w om en) 
the Law D e p a rtm e n t, and 145 (137 I 
^ irulividual A b a t e r from the Law 
men and 8 w om en) were in th e E n g r-] D e u a rtia e n t; the Delta S igm a Rho 
(frQm $5() tQ $1()0 c a s h ) tQ the
neering D e p artm e n t. A t the end of | 
the f ir s t week of classes, O ctober Oth, 
^ individua, d e b a te r in the contest, 
an even IOO m ore had r e g iste re d 
in ] exciU8ive of the w in n e r of the Pope
the College of A r ts , 21 additional in 
Law, and 12 in E n g in e e rin g , m a k in g 
a total of 1704.
L ast y e a r 

the s tu d e n t body w as

p riz e ; and a $50 gold w atch, offered
by the S telfox C om pany of A ustin, to 
be aw a rd e d to th e b est individual de­
of w inners of the 
b a te r , exclusive 
I t should be 
can be 
th an 

the sa m e prize more 

is 
la r g e nu m b er of 

61.9 per c e n t men and 38.1 p e r cent j prizes a forem entioned. 
women. A t th e end of r e g is tr a tio n ( n0^ed a jso ^ a t no 
week this y e a r, 52.3 per c en t of th e J a w a rd e d 
m a tr ic u la n ts were men and 47.7 per
th u s clear 
cent were women. 
th a t, while a 
th e 
young men have en te re d the m ilita ry 
service, the men still have a “co n tro ll­
ing in te r e s t ” in th e in stitu tio n . Dur-
field. Mr.
ing the p a s t week the proportion of ; Mikesell w j]] have im m ed iate ch arge 
^he d e b a tin g squad this year. Mr.
men has increased. On O ctober 
the men c o n stitu te d 53.1 p e r cent ° f | D u f f e y will have 
im m ed iate ch arge 
the s tu d e n ts and th e women 46.9 p e r ! q ^ t ^ e iocal and in ter-collegiate con-
cent.
! te s ts in declam ation and o ra to ry . The
Of th e 1571 s tu d e n ts m a tr ic u la tin g detailed rules and re g u la tio n s fo r the
period, 89 < A b a t i n g co ntests, th e F re s h m a n prize 

Dollars, J. B. Blalock.

_________ , b e e n announced 

Advice to F re sh m e n , R. R. H u ffm a n . 
Election of new m em bers.
Election of te m p o r a ry officers.

p re s id e n t and
p ro m in e n t m em ber of the A th enaeum .
A th e na e um W eekly, R. A. Taylor.
The A th e n a e u m Aims, P a s t, P r e s ­
ent, an d F u tu r e . Bob Skiles, a s s is ta n t 
dire c to r of th e In te rsc h o lastic L eagu e 
in the Division of School I n te r e s ts , De 
l a r tm e n t of E xtension , a n d s u c c e s s f u l a fte r n o n a t 5, in the Y. M. C. A. au - worked fo r s u b s ta n tia l gains. 
I
U n iv e rsity d e b a te r and o r a to r. 

’ ^ e n w l l n * . T n u l d“ I Bruce, s e c r e ta ry o f the L aw D e p a r t u r e h ig h r a n g e men. P r a c tic e w a . to w h a t a d v a n ta g e th e f o r w a rd paas
begun on “ T he Dean, He L ead s a m ay be used by a te a m well up in the 
Jo lly Life,” a song unique to th e Uni- a r t of th is style of play. T e x a s a d ­
te m p te d only tw o fo rw ard p asses, one 
ve rsity of Texas, which will 
probably s u n g by th e club a t a foot- 0f which was successful. Mostly old 
style football was used in S a t u r d a y ’s
ball rally in th e n e a r fu tu re . 
M eetings of th e club or sections have gam e, with line plunges and o ff tackle
T ues- p l a y s predo m inating . A f e w end ru ns
In the 
te n o r s ; backfield, G ra v e s and Sm ith showed
and 
How it F eels to Win One H u ndred W ednesday a fte rn o o n a t 5, in the Y. up w e l l a s new men. Moore and I aine
M. C. A. a u d ito riu m , f i r s t and second also 
ability, 
b a sses; T h u rs d a y evening a t 7, in the W a its and S m y th e did some good work 
Y. M. C. A. au d ito riu m , 
In th e f i r s t line 
club, an d F r id a y a fte rn o o n a t 5, a t of defense Conley and Penn showed 
the Phi D elta T h e ta House, a m e e tin g th e ir old-tim e fo rm , while O ’Connell, 
exceptionally 
of all those who can p lay a m andolin, the new c en te r, w as 
j good a t d efensive work. G reen and 
g u ita r, ukelele or o th e r in s tr u m e n t, 
th e ir f i r s t V a rsity 
football, also showed real a b ility as 
gu a rd s. K ing , Baldwin, and R o b e r t­
son showed up well as ends. 
Al­
thou gh one disposed to criticise could 
find much room fo r the s am e , still, 
when it is re m e m b e re d t h a t this w as 
the f irst college football g a m e fo r the 
m a jo rity of th e 
t h a t the 
period of t r a in in g has been s h o r t much 
com m endation is due fo r th e showing 
made. A nyone who h a s w atched the 
w onderful developm ent of 
te a m 
th u s f a r can see in it th e “ m a k in g s ” 
of a real football machine.

this y e a r a r e g ro w in g b r i g h t e r every 
day. A n u m b e r of th e new men are 
very pro m isin g , and w ith r e g u la r prac- 
! tices fro m now on, a good p ro g ra m 
j can be expected when the club m ak es 
All
| its in itial a p p e a ra n c e this fall. 
men s tu d e n ts who intend to come o ut
People of T ex a s who v isit th e Dal- fo r th e Glee Club th is y e a r a r e urged 

las F a i r and the T e e x a s C o tton Pal- to a tte n d th e m eetin gs this week.
ace a t Waco, will see ta n g ib le evidence
the “ P eo ple’s U n iv e rsi-
o f j u s t w h a t 
t he S ta te .
. „ meang 

HIGHWAY EXHIBIT 

AT DALLAS FAIR

! T he B ureau of Economic Geology 
Daniel O ’Connell of P a le stin e was 
* and Technology is p r e p a r in g to ship elected p r e sid e n t of th e N ew m an Club
to D allas f o r the F a ir , models of good a t th e f i r s t r e g u la r m e e tin g of t h a t ) 

P ro sp e c ts fo r a successful season Poyner, p la y in g 

th e whole | in h ittin g th e line. 

nology to Display Models of 

N E W M A N C L U B EL E C T S.

“ A n alago us to the situ a tio n in fo o t­
ball, we a r e hoping and e xp ectin g th a t
new d e b atin g m a te ria l will be d e v e l - . 
.
oped t h a t will m a in ta in the U niver- B ureau o f Economic Geology a n d Tech

were old s tu d e n ts , while 674 had n ever conte st in declam ation, and th e S ta te
a tte n de de a r e g u l a r session. Of th e o rato ric a l c o ntests will be found in a
la tte r fig u re , 192 were college tr a n s - p a m ph le t published by the School of
from high p uhlie S peaking, which may be ob-
; fers 

roads, sho w ing th e ir co n struction and o rg a n iza tio n held S un day m o rn in g at TAYLOR SELECTED

stu d e n t 
prize

Good Roads.

re g is tr a tio n 

te a m and 

and 4g2 

s ta n d in g 

football 

en te re d 

showed 

second 

s ity ’s 

once.

real 

this 

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TFNNIS PI AYFRS schools’ 
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e x a m in a tio n and by indi- Gained at th e Public S peaking office.

id u a i a p p r o v a l D u r i n g la s t week 93 124 Majn B uilding.”

E ig ht F a s t C o u rts A fford Room 

for 

old stu d e n ts and 40 new ones entered.

Many P l a y e r s — F o u r Dollar Fee 
Is Required.

W R E S T L IN G W A N T S F R E S H M E N . Artists, Get This

Ten Dollar Prize

 

 

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sp o rt. 

to p ay 

The A th le tic Council is an x io u s t h a t 

F r e sh m e n a r e h a v in g glorious op- 
as m any as possible d e siring to p lay j p o rtunities in all fo rm s of a thletics 
tennis should g e t busy a t once. E ig h t 
t m p in
this year. This is especially t r u e in 
co urts have been p u t in excellent con­
w restling , as no old m en a r e b.u k 
dition and a r e now u n d e r th e d ire c ­
who weigh b etw en 120 and 140 pounds. 
tion of a paid s u p e r in te n d e n t w ho will 
T hese w e ig h ts m u s t be 
filled by 
look a f t e r th e every w a n t of th e f o l­
F re sh m e n or possibly by U p p e r c la s s ­
lowers of th is line of spo rt. A go od ­
men who have n e v e r before been out 
ly n u m b e r of m en a r e a le ra d y going 
few m en who 
for 
out, g e ttin g in fo rm f o r th e y e a r ’s v a ­
show m a r k e d ab ility will be allowed to 
rious m a tc h e s and to u r n a m e n ts . All 
su b s titu te w r e s tlin g fo r m ilita ry t r a i n ­
players will be required 
the 
ing, b u t th e ir 
to th e w ork 
a tti tu d e 
r e g u la r y e a r ly fee of $4 b efore being 
m u st be serious in o ld e r to re m a in on 
allowed th e use of th e courts. 
F o r 
those who do not care fo r th e m ore 
stren uo us exercise to be g o tten o u t of 
the o th e r college spo rts, tennis o ffe rs 
a lig h te r f o rm and a t th e sa m e tim e 
th ere is o p p o r tu n ity f o r g a in in g d is­
tinction in th e various college t o u r n a ­
m ents of th e year. W ith th e m a n y 
courts re a d y f o r use, th e re is no d a n ­
g e r of lack of room, a nd all com ing 
o u t will find o p p o rtu n ity f o r play. 
Don’t delay, if you have been c onsid­
ering ten nis, in p a y in g y o u r fee and 
g e ttin g all o ut of the g a m e t h a t th e r e 
is in it.

New men who desire to come ou t fo r 
this s p o r v should see e ith e r C. L. O r r 
or Gilbert D enm an , both of whom will 
be a t th e Gym every a fte rn o o n a t 5 
o’clock

F rid a y 
nig h t fo r all th e girls. W atch 
posters.

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F r e s h m a n 

th e squad

frolic 

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w e a r i n g qualities by m eans of wooden N ew m an Hall. O th e r officers e l e c t - J 
models and cross sections, aceom pa- ed w ere, W illiam 
nied by c h a r ts and o th e r lit e r a t u r e de- ( S p rin g s , vice-president; Miss T h e re s a j 
signed to show the fine points of good , B arton of San Antonio, s e c r e ta r y ; : E o rm er 
to a d s co nstruction. T hese models and ^ Miss Lou N o ra Spiller of A ustin, 
c h a r ts w ere p re p a re d h ere a t th e Uni- j t r e a s u r e r , and J a m e s H u n te r of Aus- 
v e rs ity by th e b u re a u , a n d th e w e a r- 
ing q ualities of the va rio u s m eth ods j 
of co n stru ctio n were a c c u r a te ly de ­
te rm in e d in the la b o ra to ry .

Sev eral m a t t e r s of i n te r e s t w ere d is ­
cussed, and it was decided to hold a 
picnic some tim e d u r in g th is week.

J. W eeg of Big 

d eem ster.

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& m . Man W ill T a k e 

C h a r g e of M ilitary T r a in in g Here. 
350 Men Enrolled Now.

Albion T a y lo r of B e r tr a m , T ex as, 
fo rm e rly connected with th e A g ric u l­
tu r a l and Mechanical College, is the 
in M ilitary T r a in in g 
new 
101, and will most likely be in c h a rg e 
of M ilitary Science 210, also.

in s tr u c to r 

The s t a f f of th e L onghorn M a g a ­

zine announces a cash prize of ten 

dollars f o r th e m ost a rtis tic and o r ig ­

inal cover design su b m itte d by a s t u ­

dent of the U n iv e rsity of T e x a s on 

or before the 22nd day of October. 

The d ra w in g s should be in black and 

w hite, and should be suitable fo r a 

p e rm a n e n t cover 

of 

th e M agazine. 

The successful design will 
be used 
th ro u g h o u t the re m a in d e r of the p re s ­
e n t year.

to g e th e r with 

Prof. S. E. Gideon and P r o f R a y ­
mond E e v e rtt, of the School of A rch i­
te c tu re , will a c t as ju d g e s of the com­
petition, 
one other, 
whose n a m e will be announced later. 
All w ork m u s t be s u b m itte d unsigned 
and in person 
e ditor of the 
to th e 
Longhorn M agazine or to some m e m ­
ber of th e s ta f f . F u r t h e r info rm atio n 
^ can be obtained a t th e office of the

This e xhibit will be of especial b en ­
efit to the people of the S ta te a t this 
tim e, inasm uch as m a n y of th e coun­
ties of N o rth T e x a s a r e p r e p a r in g to 
on good 
spend millions of 
roads. The U n iv e r s ity ’s e x h ib it should 
enable th e county a u th o r itie s to g et 
the b e st value f o r th e ir money.

dollars 

In addition to th e h ig h w a y display, 
P r o f e s s o r Reid of th e b u re a u is p r e ­
p a r in g an exh ib it of th e e ffe c ts upon 
boiler tubes of variou s kinds of w a te r 
found in T exas. This 
d isp lay will 
ta k e up in d etail th e b e s t s o fte n in g 
a g e n t to rid boilers of scales a c c u m u ­
lated th ro u g h use of T e x a s w a te r , and 
should be of en orm o us b e n e fit to m a n ­
u f a c tu r e r s , ra ilro a d s and l a r g e pow er 
u se rs in Texas.

P r o f e s s o r Reid e x p e c ts 

to publish 
the resu lts of his e x p e rim e n ts in the 
U n iv e rs ity Bulletin w ithin th e n e x t 
few m onths.

TO T E X A N W O R K E R S .

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The f i r s t s t a f f m e etin g h as 
been called fo r this a fte rn o o n 
a t 4 o’clock in Room 111. 
It. 
is u rg e d upon all to be p r e s ­
e n t an d to b r in g ideas f o r a 
b e t t e r T exan. The m e e tin g is 
f o r th e pupose of an n o u n c in g 
th e p la n s 
c om ing 
f o r 
ye a r, and fo r a b e tte r o r g a n i ­
zation of The T exan s ta ff.

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Mr. T a y lo r y e s te r d a y had c h a rg e 
of nine c lasses in M ilitary T ra in in g , 
4*
4* with so m e th in g like 350 m en enrolled 
4* for the course offered. A l a r g e n u m ­
4*
ber of th ese a r e U p p e rc la ssm e n who 
have elected th e tr a in in g . Mr. T a y ­
4*
4*
lo r p u rp o se s 
th e s e classes 
to m a k e 
into seven la r g e classes h op in g to o b ­
4*
tain m ore s a tis f a c to r y r e su lts by this 
4-
a r r a n g e m e n t.
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The s tu d e n ts will be p u t th r o u g h 
r e g u l a r 
in f a n t r y drill. W h e re com ­
panies h av e not been o r g a n iz e d th e y 
will be soon, a n d a la r g e p a r t of th e 
the 
resp o n sib ility will be placed on 
stu d e n t offic e rs to be elected. Mr. 
T a y lo r is v e ry e nth u sia s tic a b o u t the 
w ay th e s tu d e s h ave “ ta k e n t o ” th e 
course, and h a p e s to achieve good r e ­
sults.

to 
show j u s t w h a t in te r e s t you 
a r e t a k i n g 
in T ex an work. 
Make it a p oint to be th e re , 
and to be on time.

To T ry ou ts.
is y o u r chance 

H ere 

th e 

4* 4* 4* 4* 4* editor, “ G” Hall, 5.

Texan Staff Meeting At Four in Room 111. Tryouts and Old Men Be There!

 T F Y A N bled from Europe. A reminc'.or 
th a t the change is inevitable as

n A I I Y 
U A I L I 

T M F 
i n t 
The S tud en t Daily Punbhcation of the
U nive rsity of Texas. 
 

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Published every morning: except Mon­
day d u rin g th e college year.

"e ll as near may at least trams-
I---------------------- form the outw ard expression of
If not, we can only pre­
some. 
dict, with the infallibility of the 
E ntered as second-class m a tt e r a t the Delphian oracle, th a t our COUn-
tenance will not long hence as­
in direct 
expression 
sume an 
contrast to th a t which now seems 
indelibly stamped thereon.

Postoffice a t Austin, Texas, under 
the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879.

provided for each student th ro u g h 
the Student Activity fee.

Subscription price $2.50 per year 

Silas B. R a g s d a le 
B. C. W a r lic k 

E ditor-in-Chief
Business M anag er

FIRST STAFF MEETING.

Offices: U niversity, Room 109, Main
Down 
Building, Telephone 3149. 
Town, 204 W. Sixth St., Telephone 
489.

Issue Editor for Today: 
L E W IS B. W ALKER.
Vernon I.. Elledge. . A ssistant E ditor

To every Texan worker, the 
sta ff meeting, which will be heldj 
in Room 111 this afternoon, is 
the most 
important gathering 
you can attend during the year.
Such an 
efficient organization 
of workers was perfected last 
year th a t only one sta ff meet­
ing was necessary. 
m g 
cess of WO I k was exp aine 
detail by experts in the college tjon 
daily game; the fascination of 
reportorial duties, the responsi­
bilities resting upon the “cub’s” 
shoulders, 
the advantages of 
Texan activity were all pointed
out clearly.

The pro- j 
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REALIZATION’S STING NEAK

It is not 

legitimate 

the desire of The
Texan to object to what hap­
pens to be what today because 
it is what, and it is not the p u r­
pose to throw a cloud filled with 
a chilling mist of 
sentiment
around a student body seeming­
ly happy over their work and 
prospects, hut there is an objeo 
tion, 
in our eyes,
which we think is timely, if not 
well put. 
It is this: if the peo­
ple— as represented in the Uni­
versity of Texas are aw are of 
the war, their behavior under thf 
consciousness of 
a national 
strain is really an insult to the 
reason th a t all 
flag. 
Southerners, and we speak with 
a quasi-knowledge of conditions 
throughout most of the Southern 
States, cannot be culprits, are 
not desirous of showing disrc 
spcct to the American Govern­
ment, we are forced to th e con­
clusion th a t th e 
realization of 
war has not penetrated into the 
average brain.

For the 

The stre et cars 

run, people 
stack in picture shows, th e usual 
care-free Saturday 
laughing, 
evening crowd can still be found 
every week— in fact, everything 
is running 
in high as if the 
blowout of w ar had been for 
gotten because we knew th e p a r­
ticular casing had been weak for 
A suit of khaki 
a long time. 
is the only re­
now and then 
minder of w hat will be coming to 
America in a few days—the cas­
ualty lists, th a t dreadful carrier 
of grief-overcoming news.

We 

forget 

to mention one 
thing, a supposed 
reminder of 
what we are now in—the sup er­
ficial fads prevalent among our 
own body of students. We need 
not point out the most evident; 
it is needless to say the effo rt 
expended is not combined with 
sufficient 
to give 
sentim ent 
champions much 
Uncle S am ’s 
material aid in the way of k n it­
ted garm ents. We do not cen­
sure the industry neeeded to fos­
ter the grow ing fad— how we 
hate to apply th is word in war 
tim e s !—but we do condemn the 
spirit which 
encompasses the 
wielders of the slim ivory sticks. 
A trip th rou gh Canada is con­
vincing and curing. Not a face 
can be seen th a t is not furrow ed 
by the awful anxiety of war. 
Here the women engage in the 
same work as our girls, but the 
fancy k n itting bag, the gaudily 
the “I-do nt- 
colored needles, 
facial 
know-who-it-is-for” 
ex­
all missing; the 
pression are 
lists of dead, wounded, and miss­
ing have been daily reminders of 
what w ar is, and it has changed 
com­
our N orthern neighbors 
pletely.

A college editorial will h a rd ­
ly reap 
results commensurate 
to th e needs of a nation, but 
oftentim es a conscience must be 
satisfied. W h at has happened to 
Canada is going to happen to 
us, and th e terrible tra n s fo rm a ­
tion 
long withdraw n. 
A m ericans a re now in trenches, 
and it is n o th in g but logical to 
expect A m erican names am ong 
the lists t h a t soon m ust be ca-

is not 

If you are absent this a f te r ­
noon at 4, it is likely th a t you 
will pass up the only chance of 
meeting the entire staff at one 
lime. The personal acquaint­
ance of three-score willing w ork­
ers is no small 
asset in itself, 
md if for no other reason, you 
should he on hand with your 
hand ready for some few clasps.
The method of passing from 
the ground floor to the heights 
of an issue editorship, the ag­
ent from a try o u t to a special 
olumn w riter, the rise from a 
Frosh routine man to "Ye E d ’s 
leak”—all of these thing s and 
more will be explained.

Tryouts m ust be th ere if they 
hope to succeed in reserving a 
berth on th e s ta f f for th e com­
ing session. A roll will be taken, 
md absentees will continue on 
che reportorial end under handi­
cap.

Be there.

GREEN ( ARS ANI) THE 
ROOTING Si ETKIN.

Believing the statem ent made 
by grandstander* (the ed hav- 
ng endured the sun of Satur- 
lay’s game with the rest of Var­
sity \s fans), there never was a 
better show ing of first-year men 
it a football game. Green caps 
dmost monopolized the heads of 
he east-side rooters— it seemed 
hut the Frosh had a little world 
>f their won.

This world was where it be- 
onged. 
"A good Indian is a 
lead un,” and a good Frosh is a 
•ooting un. The mouth which is 
jften partially shaded by a green 
•ap must needs stay open— it is 
;he nature of th e beast. And 
or what b e tte r purpose can a 
mouth remain open than encour- 
iging Longhorn athletics? The 
Freshmen were in their sphere, 
md the sphere was not mis- 
placed by the fates.

A fter those 

two p aragrap hs 
if “ ravin’s,” allow us to present 
i bouquet to those of th e v er­
dant hue. We 
admire your 
spirit, not because you stick to 
hose with th e team , because we 
ill do th a t, but because you met 
he increased price of the green 
and yellow' cap with a cheerful 
ace and an open wallet, and did 
all in your power to enliven the 
genesis of the 1921 tribe. May 
you prosper, and may the hat- 
wearing rule be so strictly en ­
forced th a t the boy who doesn’t 
will wish before he gets a sec­
ond chance th a t he had.

THE LONGHORN CAFE.

The Longhorn Cafe has moved 

down to the V a rsity Club, and is now 

open for business. Come and see me.

W IL L BAGGETT, 

2000 Guadalupe Street. 

Phone 1630. We deliver 50c orders.
10-28

T ry Texan w a n t ads. They b rin g 

results.

A r r o w
C o lla r s

a fo r
3 fo r 50*

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FIRING LINE

TO THE FRESHMAN CLASS.

these changes ? 
ter, but why make 
is g oing to 
" R a ttle -d e -T h ra t” Jo n e s 
be a t College S tation with us on No­
vem ber 20th, if he is n ot across the
pond, and he will w ant to help lead 
the yells. Will he went them ch a n g ­
ed? E x-s.udents will also be there 
by the hundreds, and will w a n t to help 
root for Texas. T hey know the yells 
as they were before. The yells have 
never been 
changed before. Why 
change them now ? 

S. A.

II. E. BULLETIN PUBLISHED.

D uring the su m m e r m onths a bulle­
ti n was published by Miss R ic h a rd ­
to n , ad ju nct p ro fe sso r of Home Eco­
nomics, and Miss B ear, in s tr u c to r in 
Home Economics, which w as the p ro d ­
uct of la st y e a r ’s e x p e rim en ts with 
f o u r generations of ra ts . This b ul­
letin contains a complete account of 
t h e nu tritiv e value of 
cotton seed 
flour, and also some excellent recipes 
in which this flour can be pa rtia lly 
su bstitute d for w h e a t flour.

hallucination 

The g ov e rn m e nt is now advocating 
the use of cotton seed flour, which is 
m a n u fa c tu red from c otton seed meal, 
and th ere is a continually increasing 
dem and for this product.

it bas been very p rom iscuously ad-
Vertisetl and brou ght to your a tte n - 
j w as a candidate fo r the
presidency of 
th e Fre shm a n class.
Certain “ liberal” p la tfo rm s were pub­
lished, which were, in themselves, a 
farcial 
nonsense.
Owing to the illness of Miss Green, 
Several of my “ f o r m e r ” friends took 
in Home Economics, who
im p o r ta n t p act in the e x ­
it upon them selves to produce a little 
the Fresh m en as th e p e n d e n t s which t h a t d e p a r tm e n t has 
humor, with 
goat. 
I wish to say t h a t I knew ab- been c a r r y in g on, th e work has been 
iolutely n o th in g of this comedy, and som ew hat delayed, b u t e v e ry th in g is
th a t I have no intention w ha tev e r of 
try in g to obtain th e presidential o f ­
fice. 

now in readiness to continue the tests.

in stru c to r 
tak es an 

J. W. LU TZER.

COLLINS LEAVES FOR DALLAS.

of 

WHY C H AN G E OUR YELLS?

Wr. B. Collins left la s t n ig h t for Dal­
las, where he will be in ch a rg e of the 
The fa c t t h a t th e brand of yelling business end of th e edition of The 
Ione by the g a n g a t the T rin ity g a m e T exan, which is to be published and 
was not up to T ex as s ta n d a rd may be distributed on the F a i r grounds. Mr. 
lue in large p a r t to the changes made Collins will rem ain in Dallas until the 
in the yells by the new yell leaders. F a ir is over. Mr. McKeever, business 
fo r Texas, th e m a n a g e r of The T exan, w as to be in
In giving “ f if te e n ” 
charg e of this work, b u t he willl be
Texas— T e x a s— T e x a s was given 
rapid succession instead of pau sin g a unable to atte n d to it on account of
second betw een 
This 
and o th e r s im ila r changes resulted in 
‘•(infused yelling. This is a small m at- 

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..-14 Guadalupe 417-419 Congress Ave. 

Phone 332

 Wukasch Cafe and Grocers

On Guadalupe, Opposite Campus

ers,

Confectionery, 

H o t 
Lunches served at all 
hours; Candies and Cold 
Drinks.

A full line of Staple 

and Fancy Groceries. 
Cigars and Cakes

Phone 1007

Now, on my neck there was a wart,

As big as any dime,

And I was very proud of it—
Had owned it quite a time.

Phone 1071

THE ELLIOTT STUDIO

has been the home of the students of “ Old 
V arsity ” for years, and still offers the same 
high grade work and courteous treatm ent as 
heretofore

r n | | j n 1 7 I 
I i l l ! * H i L i L . l v > - I 

I H T T C Maker* of Picture* 
I m 814 Congress Ave.

f 

A Few Items for Your Benefit:
Free Telephone, Free Fountain Pen Ink, Free Plotters, 
Free Cigar Lighter, Full Value Stamp Machine, Free Bag­
gage Checking, Free Information Bureau, Free Check Cash­
ing-

Then We Have Some Things 
to Sell That You Need.

University Drug Store

“The Convenient Place”

PHONE 16*40 

PHONE 1 6 4 0

For the Best Laundry Work in the City 
Work Returned Same Day if Desired 
THE AMERICAN LAUNDRY 

Suits Cleaned and Pressed 

OOO Congress Avenue

U N I V E R S I T Y B A R B E R S H O P
N. W. RUTLEDGE, Proprietor 
2216 GUADALUPE ST.
Across the Street from the Campus 
Artistic Stylish and Up-to-Date Work Guaranteed

PHONE 2048

FREE DELIVERY

T H E N O O K
C onfectionery
The Place to Get Your Candies and Cold Drinks 
CIGARS, CIGARETTES, CRACKERS ANI) ( AKES 
THEO HOLEKAMP, Proprietor 
24th and Guadalupe Sts.

U n iv ersity Toggery Shop

BROYLES K ROSE Proprietors

Correct Clothes for Men 
C leaning and Pressing

2300 1-2 Guadalupe Street

Phone 3000

SOCIETY

The Phi Mu’s will initiate Thursday 
the initiates 

night, and will honor 
with a banquet afterw ard.

Miss Inez Jordan, a form er s tu ­
dent of the University, who is teach­
in Rockdale, will visit a t the 
ing 
Phi Mu House the latte r part of the 
week.

Miss Eileen Eubanks of P ort A r­
th u r will enter school in a few days. 
Miss Eubanks is recovering from an 
operation for appendicitis.
is 
Miss Eunice Eidson 

ill a t the 

W oman’s Building.

Lieutenants Bertrand Harding, Al­
bert Graves, and Ned Boynton, who 
are stationed a t Camp Travis, spent 
the 
the week-end with 
University.

friends at 

The Phi Gam’s entertained with a 

dinner Sunday a t the chapter house.

Pi Beta Phi announces the pledg­
ing of Miss Inge Walling of Austin.
Miss Sophia Hudson, who has been 
visiting at the Theta House, will re ­
turn to her home in Mineral Wells 
today.

Phi Mu 

Sorority 

announces the 
pledging of Miss Nancy Joe Swintz 
of Brandon.

The Sigma Nu F ratern ity 

Miss Bessie Griffin has returned 
home, a f te r visiting a t Phi Mu House.
Miss Eline Newbank of Port A r­
thur is expected back to school soon.
a n ­
nounces the pledging of A rthur C ol­
lins of Comanche, and the initiation 
of Fred obin of Denison, Chester Pugh 
of Corsicana, John Lipscomb of Grape­
vine, and Julien Jarv is of Troupe.

Miss Louise Chilton Shelly, a prom­
inent and popular ex-student and for­
mer business m anager of the Wom­
an’s Building, visited the University 
Saturday. Miss Shelly has recently 
returned 
she 
spent four years. While in Italy she 
did volunteer nursing of the wound­
ed Italian soldiers a t Tresole, a beauti­
ful suburb on the heights overlooking 
Florence.

from Europe, where 

Miss Lucile Hadin from Southwest­
ern has been visiting Gladys Roun­
tree a t (’hi Omega House.

Ara Haswell is going to New York 
this winter to take private instruction 
in music and aesthetic dancing.

Misses Grace and Mary I homas of 
Taylor spent the week-end with Arlee 
Thames a t the Chi Omega House.

Miss Elizabeth Proctor is visiting at 

the Kappa House.

Captain C. D. Johns, who is station­
ed now a t Camp Travis, spent Sunday 
in Austin.

Lieutenant Oscar Speed, formerly 
here in the Law Department, has re ­
turned to San Antonio, afte r a few 
days visit at the University.

Miss Dorothy Schlemmer has re­

turned to her home in Kyle.

Zeta Tau Alpha will have a ban­
initiates 

quet for both pledges and 
Tuesday night a t the Driskil Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. Scovel came from Dal­
l a s to spend Sunday with their two 
laughters, who are in Whitis and the
University.

Beta Theta Pi entertained Sunday 
morning with a swim and b r e a k f a s t 
a t Bee Creek.

SONS OF HERMAN” 

AWARDS FELLOWSHIPS

AND SCHOLARSHIPS

I don’t mind my room-mate wearing 

My collars and my shoes,

And he may have my shirts and ties, 

And handkerchiefs profuse.

My su b s are his if he wants them;

My towels and my soap,

But at my collar buttons, friend,

Is where I draw the rope.

Now, I woke up this morning late,

He had already left;

Of fiesh-pressed suit and collars clean 

I found myself bereft.

With patient grind 

I donned 

the 

clothes 

Thai I wore yesterday,

Then turned unto the dresser, where 

My collar buttons lay;

Or ra th e r where I thought they lay, 
F o r they were not there then,

And I was just a trifle peeved,
To tell the truth, my friend.

Of course I had a nine o’clock—
’Twas then eight fifty-two—

Eight minutes, kid, in which to dress, 

Now- what wras I to do?

I looked through all his dresser draw'- 

In hopes I’d find a pair,

I rummaged through his dirty shirts, 

But not a one was there.

I tied my collar down in front,
That w art served well, indeed,
To hold my collar down behind—

It was a friend in need.

But, as all day long my collar chafed, 

It loose and looser grew,
And when I took my collar off,

I took my w art off too.

“ Roomie” is for arbitratio n—

“The tongue before the fis t” — 
p u t wait until th a t boy gets home- 

I’m not a pacifist!

M rs. E. O. Stebbins, wife of the 
American Consul to Honduras, was the 
guest of Mrs. Oarothers at the Wom­
an ’s Building Sunday. Mrs. Steb­
bins was formerly Miss Grace W orth­
ing, a student of the University.

Advertise in The Texan.

V e n u s
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TH E perfec­

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quality — u n ­
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sm oothness, uni­
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^ T h is 

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w ith fiv e V E N U S 
D ra w in g P e n c ils, 
a n d 
H o l d e r 
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se n t free. W rite 
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Now on display the sm artest line of Young Men’s 
Suits and Overcoats you’ve ever seen.

It will be a pleasure to show you these splen­

didly tailored and correctly styled garm ents.

Come in and take a look.

SUITS $15 TO $35.
OVERCOATS $15 TO $40

Everything here 
in 
the way of dress for 
to 
men—from Hats 
Shoes.

Sm it h © W i l c o Y

616 CONGRESS AVENUE 

V

THERE WILL BE A DISPLAY OF

WINONA SWEATERS

Today and tomorrow at 2306 Guadalupe, next 
The season demands it. 
door to McFadden’s. 
Come and see the Orange and White in knit goods.

( ARY POINDEXTER

PHONE 2591

portunity to see some of the typically 
bold and brilliant sketching which fea- ( 
tures ultra-modern art. The pictures 
include general landscapes and archi­
tectural renderings.

The artist, John T. Dull, who is a 
special friend of Professor Gideon, is 
an a rtis t of no small note. He a t ­
tended the Drexel Institute of Phila­
delphia, and is sec retary-treasurer of 
the Philadelphia W ater Color Club. 
His work has a place in the larger art 
exhibits of the East.

The display numbers some 25 pic­
tures, prices ranging from $10 to $50.
th a t all 
students 
to 
make use of this interesting oppor­
tunity.

Professor Giesecke 
are 

cordially 

invited 

says 

LIBRARY S T A F F SELECTED.

The Library s ta ff for the session 
of 1917-18, with its usual co-operation, 
is settled into its reg ular routine of

work and will be from now on ever 
ready to render “ a little service” to 
the student body of the University.

The s ta ff has Mr. Goodwin as head 
Librarian, Mr. E. B. Winkler being 
Reference Librarian and Mr. Wilson 
Williams Supervisor of Loans and Ex­
changes. Miss Annie Hill, in charge 
of the Loan Desk, is ably assisted by 
Louise Storey, Mary Buffum, Lena 
Megee, Elizabeth Tiffy, Mary Goff, 
Maud Smith, Roberta Dulin, Benorune 
Muse, Ella Callum, Curtis Alderson, 
Joe Hight, and Glenn Wilson.

POLLARD JOINS AVIATORS.

Tom Pollard, faculty mail carrier, 
has at last been accepted for the avia­
tion service. He has attem pted to join 
practically every branch of military 
service, but was turned down on physi­
cal defects heretofore.

Advertise in The Texan.

SECOND-HAND UNIVERSITY BOOKS 
AND FLEXIBLE LOOSE LEAF NOTE BOOK COY ERS

Value 50c, for 35c. These Covers are especially adapted 

to College use.

Am erican Lead Pencil Co. 
2 I S Fifth A v e.. N . Y. 
Dept. D21
'iru the VEN U S Eraaer, too. Mode 
in 12 sizes. $2.00 pet box.

Everybodys’ Book Store

906 Congress Ave.

FOR CONVENIENCE AND 
SERVICE

C A C TU S
TEA ROOM

SWANN
Furniture and Carpet 
Company

Regular Meals or a la ('arte 

We Furnish More Home*

Open 7:30 A. M. to 8 P. M. 

2208 Guadalupe Street

There I* a Reason

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GO TO
J. A. JACKSON’S
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Jewelry

Complete line of Sporting Goods 
Expert Watch Repairing

617 Congress Both Phones 133

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1917
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C O A L

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ROUND TRIP—$4.65— ROUND TRIP

On sale for “Katy Football Special” leaving Austin 11:25 
p. rn. October 19th! limit to return from Dallas late as Oc­
tober 22nd.

Students’ Special will leave Dallas at l l :.»9 October 20th, 
or you can remain over in Dallas Sunday and !Vlonda>, using 
regular train service to Austin.

We will sell round trip Pullman tickets for the Special.

Make your reservations now at Katy ( ity Ticket Office, 

521 Congress Avenue.

SPECIAL SLEEPER FOR THE LADIES

W E H A V E 

AND WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS

IT

You 

Are Welcome

BUT LET U S 'WELCOME YOU IN PERSON

Griffith Drug Company

SCARBROUGH BUILDING 

The house whose reputation was built on quality and service 

PHONE 26 

FREE DELIVERY

In place of the prizes 

formerly 
Awarded annually to students of Ger­
man by the “ Orden der Hermanns- 
Aoehne,” one fellowship am ounting to 
1250, and two scholarships, am ount­
ing to $125 each, will, beginning with 
his scholastic year, be given to stu ­
dents preparing 
teach German. 
to 
These scholarships are open not only 
to students of the University of Tex­
as, but to all qualified students of 
my class A Texas college.

An additional fund of $1000 is also 
listributed equally among 
the four 
Normal colleges and the College of 
Industrial Arts a t Denton for simi­
lar purposes.

on 

The 

committee 

“ Deutsche 
Sprache,” of which Professors Metzen- 
thin and W upperm an of the Univer­
sity faculty are members, held a m eet­
ing for the purpose of making these 
Awards, and the following were ap ­
pointed to the University scholarships 
and fellowship, respectively:

Miss Mary Felsing, ’16, fellowship; 
one scholar­
two 

Mrs. Selman Raunick, 
ship; Miss Angela Niebuhr, 
scholarship.

EXHIBIT OF F I N E PAINTINGS.

In the Engineering Building, Room 
201, is quite an unusual exhibit of 
water color sketches, which will be en 
Professors 
this week. 
display for 
Gideon and Giesecke have secured the 
exhibit as a drawing card to interest 
the students in the Architectural De­
includes also some 
partm ent, which 
lines of a r t and sketching. Professor 
t h a t this is an op-
Giesecke stated 

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

GIRLS ATHLETIC 

OFFICIAL NOTICES

ARE VERY ACTIVE

M any C o -E d s I n te r e s te d 

in S p o r t of 

All h i n d s — B a sk e tb a ll Is 

C opular.

j 

T he A th e l tie Council g ir ls had a 
v e r y e n j o y a b le o u tin g F r i d a y n i g h t 
a t the G y m n a s iu m Cabin on th e riv e r 
J h e y s p e n t th e n ig h t a n d a t e b r e a k - 
f a c t t h e r e , r e t u r n i n g in tim e fo r S a t ­
u r d a y m o r n in g classe s.

T he b a s k e tb a ll girls a r e r e p o r t i n g 
i in l a r g e n u m b e r s fo r p r a c tic e . C a p ­
ta in H e a r n e , th e S o p h o m o re c a p ta in , 
s a y s t h a t , a c c o r d in g to p r e s e n t p r o s ­
pects, h e r te a m will be th e w in n e r o f 
T u e s d a y 
th e cup 
and 
y e a r . 
th is 
a r e es p ec ially 
T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n s 
fo r F r e s h m a n pra c tic e , a n d a 
l a r g e 
crow d 
is e x p e c te d out. So f a r , only 
a few J u n i o r a n d S e n io r g ir ls h a v e r e ­
ported.

th is y e a r . 

w h e th e r b a s e b a ll will be included 

T o m o r ro w it will he d e f in ite ly know n 
in 
So 
; the c o u r se s o f f e r e d 
f a r , only a f e w have r e g is t e r e d f o r it.
T h e s w i m m i n g r e g i s t r a t i o n h as in ­
c r e a s e d u n til now t h e r e a r e m o r e t a k ­
in g s w im m in g th a n a n y o t h e r 's p o rt. 
M any g ir ls h a v e e x p r e s s e d a d e s ire 
to tr y f o r a “ T , ” and a c row d is g o ­
ing to th e r i v e r T h u r s d a y f o r p r e l i m i ­
n a r y te s ts . T h e M isses C ro u ch a r e in 
th e U n iv e r s it y th is y e a r on C a r n e g ie 
m oney, h a v i n g t o g e t h e r s a v e d th e life 
o f a d r o w n i n g person .

N E W M A N C L U B M E M B E R S — Pie 
rile T h u r s d a y . M eet a t N e w m a n H a 
a t 5 p. rn. L unch f u r n is h e d by club 
C o m m itte e .

M I L I T A R Y S C I E N C E 17— L a b o r a 
to ry will m e e t in D. E. B u ild ing 
l l . M a r g a r e t H olliday.
Room 

P U B L I C S P E A K I N G 

104 a n d 15 
c la sse s will m e e t T u e s d a y a f te r n o o n 
at 4 o’clock in L a w B u ild in g , Room 9 
W. II. M ikesell, I n s tr u c to r .

T H E R E w ill be a m e e ti n g of th e 
C u r ta in C lub t o n i g h t a t 7 o ’clock in 
the A shb el Room . P re s id e n t.

T O N I G H T a t 7:30 o’clock t h e r e wil 
be a m e e ti n g o f th e S p e a k e r s ’ Club 
P ep s p e e c h e s will be m a d e by prom i 
n e a t m e m b e r s o f th e society, a n d an 
in P ub lic S p e a k i n g will 
i n s t r u c t o r 
give a s h o r t 
th e 
ta lk . O ff ic e r s f o r 
fall t e r m will be elected. V is ito rs a s 
well a s m e m b e r s of th e club a r e in 
vited to a t te n d .

bough, is bac k thi.s y e a r , a n d six o t h e r 
g ir ls , a m o n g th e m , Adele H e n d e rs o n 
M a ry H e n d e r s o n , I m a C a m p b e ll, Ma 
,ble G u in n , C o r a S to c k a rd , a n d I r e n e
H e a r n e .

Call a t room 109, M ain B u ild in g . No 
ad t a k e n f o r less t h a n 25 ce n ts. P a y ­
m e n t in a d v a n c e a l w a y s re q u ir e d .

F O R S A L E — E. M. F. 30 S p e e d s te r , 
A l condition. R. B. W illia m s. W ill 
sel c h e a p f o r cash. 4100 G u a d a lu p e . 
10-10
P hone 1373. 

W A N T E D , by s tu d e n t , p la ce to w o rk 
f o r b o a r d , ca n h a n d le ca r. P h o n e 
10-10

825. 

B O A R D A N D RO O M S 
couples, h o t a n d cold 

f o r g ir ls or 
b a t h s , cool, 
c o m fo r ta b le ro o m s, s le e p i n g p o rc h e s, 
f ir s t- c la s s m e a ls , ho m e c o o k in g ; a ls o

in 

L O S T — A f i n g e r r in g , S u n d a y a f t e r 
noon, 
t h e n e ig h b o rh o o d o f W’e s t 
17th a n d 19th. F i n d e r p le a s e p h o n e 
10-10
4217. R e w a r d . 

L O S T — S u n d a y n ig h t, 
b e tw e e n 305 
a n d 805 W. 2 5th, b a r pin, in it ia l s A. 
C. E. F o r r e w a r d p h o n e 4009. 10-11

ta b le b o a r d e r s solicted. 
C. Wood, 
S an 
P hone 1 3 8 5 . '

19134 

M rs. Sallie 
A n to n io St. 
10-12

s o u t h e a s t 

F O R R E N T — O ne 

ro o m , 
2303 S p e e d w a y , f a c i n g c a m p u s , s i n ­
gle beds, f u r n a c e h e a t, s le e p in g porch 
10-10
a n d all m o d e rn conveniences. 

T he T e x a s B a r b e r Shop. W e ple ase . 
1008 C o n ­

Mac. O lip h a n t, P ro p . 
g ress.

BLOCK SMITH SPEAKS 

AT Y. M. C. A. SUNDAY 

AFTERNOON SERVICE

S T U D E N T S — Go to t h e P a la c e B a r b e r 
Shop, B osche Bldg., f o r f i r s t c la s s 

w ork. Billy W o lf, P ro p .

DILLINGHAM SHOE CO.
THE STUDENTS’ SHOE STORE

We Exam ine Eyes and Grind Lenses to Relieve E ye-strain

S T E L F O X CO.

J. TH OS. WARD, Optometrist

Richmond StraightGil:
CIGARETTES ‘Plain&'CorkTip

N I C E L Y f u r n is h e d ro o m , 

home. 

2607 S ala d o . 

in p r i v a t e 
10-13

d e s ir a b le i I - \

f o u r 

F O R R E N T — P a r t i c u l a r l y 
f u r n is h e d a p a r t m e n t , 

r o o m s 
a n d b a t h , w ith e x t r a l a r g e sc re e n e d 
d in in g room p o r c h ; tw o s c re e n e d p i ­
a z z a s ; all conv e nie nce s, n e w ly f i t t e d ; 
m o s t c o m f o r t a b l e b a t h in w i n t e r a n d 
P h o n e 398, 1928 S a n A n ­
s u m m e r . 
t f
to n io St. 

W IL Ii h e lp te n U n iv e r s it y g i r l s w ho 
m u s t ec o n o m iz e in t h e i r ro o m r,en t. 
10-9

Mrs. M a r s h a ll, 716 W. 25th S t. 

T he C o-O p B a r b e r S hop, n e x t 

to 

M a jestic T h e a t r e . Good se rv ic e.

A t th e D risk ill B a r b e r S h o p y ou g e t | 

good se rv ic e a n d th e b e s t t r e a t m e n t . 
M o ritz S ilv e r, P ro p .

F R E S H M A N — y o u a n d all old s t u ­
d e n ts a r e in v ite d to R e n o ’s B a r b e r 
S hop, 104 W . n th St. S e rv ice u n e x ­
celled.

find 

S T U D E N T S W ill 

c o m f o r t a b l e 
room s a t R a in e s M a nsion, c o n n e c t ­
ed w ith p l e a s a n t 
s le e p in g p o r c h e s , 
$3.50 to $5.00, o n e - h a lf block e a s t o f 
c a m p u s . 2110 T om G re e n St. P h o n e 
2413.

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d u c t* tho I i t g in iu , igaretm s which I d brought u p fr o m Hu hmond. *

like them. 

That fine old Southern A r i s t o c r a t —- " R i c h m o n d 
Straight C u t s .” There's never been another cigarette 
quite 
bright ’ Virginia tobacco 
has a naturally refreshing flavor that makes even the 
best o f Turkish cigarettestaste almosttamc andcharacter- 
less by contrast. Y o u 'll wish you'd tried them before.

Their 

I N NEAT BOXES—FIFTEEN CENTS

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If you like to feel the touch 
of fine Woolens, drop in and 
look through 
the Society 
Brand Swatch Book ; see the 
finest of imported and do­
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IF YOUR SUIT PR IC E IS 
$15.00 to $20.00

CL0THCRAFT

You c an 't match the Cloth- 
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H A V E YOU BOUGHT 
YOUR KNOX HAT FOR 
F A L L ? 

IT’S H ER E .

New Holeproof Hosiery

B R E A K F A S T .

SOPH GIRLS ELECT

Ire n e H e a r n e C h osen to L ead Second- 
Y e a r B a s k e t b a l l T e a m — M any 
G ir ls T r y for P laces.

Bible s t u d y a s a p a r t in th e d aily 
p r o g r a m of e v e r y s t u d e n t in th e Uni 
v e r s it y w as th e i n t e r e s t i n g topic d is ­
cussed by Block S m ith a t th e S u n d a y 
a f t e r n o o n d e v o tio n a l s e rv ic e o f 
th e 
Y. M. C. A. Mr. S m ith , w ho, th o u g h 
now a n 
t h e A v iatio n 
School, h a s been i n ti m a t e ly conn e cted 
with Y. M. C. A. w o rk f o r s e v e r a l 
y e a r s , m a d e a v e r y c o n v in c in g 
ta lk 
t o th e th r e e - s c o r e m e n a s s e m b le d . He 
g a v e a n u m b e r o f e x a m p le s o f 
th e 
success o f w o r t h o f Bible s tu d y , and

i n s t r u c t o r 

a t 

F r i d a y e v e n i n g th e S o p h o m o re b a s ­
I r e n e 
te a m m e t a n d e le c te d 
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