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 VOL. X V III. A U S T IN , T E X A S , W E D N E S D A Y , O C TO B ER IO, 1917. INITIAL MEETING OF TEXAN STAFF IS WELL ATTENDED \V. I). H o rn a d a y of School of J o u r n a l ­ ism U r g e s Loyalty and Accuracy. CAMPAIGN FOR “Y” WAR FUND BEGUN I $35,000,000 Needed to C a r ry On th e W ork U ntil Ju ly I , 1918. I I Dallas, T exas, Oct. 9.— Plans fo r or- • g a n iz in g T ex as and o th e r S ta te s of L o y a lty to th* p a v e r fo r which you in re- work, and a bso lu te accuracy the S outhern M ilitary D e p a rtm e n t, I including A rk a n s a s , Louisiana, O k l a - |i l o m e p o rtin g new s w a s t h e i s t of thei^ad- homa> Arizona.^ an d New^Mexico,^ to . vice given th e m e m b e rs of th e T exan secure th e ir a llo ttm e n t of th e $35,-, r t a f f by W D . .. th e 000,000 n at.on al w a r w ork fu nd ofI t t a thp aaa aaa ....tiAnni tiro,. «rr»rL- -fnrwi nf flip ^ 1 H o rn a da y - nf Of j School of J o u r n a lis m y e ste rd a y noon. Mr. H o rn a d a y spoke stu d e n t r e p o r te r s a t th e invitation of j a hun dred selected men from Silas B- R agsd ale, Texan. th e w ill be worked o ut a t a confidence of these e d ito r of T he S t a t e s here T h u rsd a y , October l l . M e n s C h ris tia n ay a - t ^ o u n g A ssoria to this gree. MISS GEARING TO ASSIST IN WORK OF CONSERVATION V a rs ity ’s H ome Economics E x p e rt Leaves to A ttend Houston Conference. JUNEAU SELECTS MANY FEATURES IN 1917-18 MAGAZINE FIRST SQUAD OF VARSITY TRYOUTS R adical C han ges D estined to Revive ---------- T h irty -T w o New Men now Com pose S quad— O th e r P la y e r s in S h o rt- H orns U nder Goodman. i In te re s t in U n iv ersity Monthly. ---------- I T his y e a r ’s plans fo r the M agazine Miss M ary E. G earing, p ro fe sso r of • The p a ss in g of each d ay w itne sses left y e s te r d a y f o r th e p r u n in g down of the f'ootball ma- have n o t y e t been wholly w orked out, fcw t h a t th e >t>ff hayc d js . ^ to ‘” ee t "ihere tod ay by E . A. a w o r k i n g b a s i s f o r re a l footb all tr a in - have a m on th ly m e e tin g - f u r n is h in g c u ssed a r e ad m irable. The s t a f f is to new terial into a squad of men the conference, a tte n d and 1 , peden F ederal Food A d m i n i s t r a t o r , ing. Coach Ju n e a u has posted a list ideas a re to be g r a d u a lly m ade prac- | ^ special purpo se of th is of th ir ty - tw o men who will com p rise tic a , ’ I m e e ting is l0 outline a plan of w ork ; the f i r s t squad until a f u r t h e r reduc- th a t will be effective in b rin g in g a b o u t tion is made. This will ta k e place the , M» a conserv ation of food supplies of first of the week when th e squad will \v 111 dc i m i live in ut » & This y e a r th e M agazin# ia not g 0 . ing to be p u re ly Academic, b u t Law s . . . S ta te to the g r e a te s t possible de- be reduced to tw enty-five men. This and E n g in e e rs a r e to be given full no t e t h a t a “ In b e in g T he w o rst e r r o r num ber will probably be m a in ta in e d Miss G earing has a N ational repu- th r o u g h o u t the year. All tation for h e r knowledge of m a t t e r s men have been placed under I U n d e r th e direction of G. S. Bil- re p o r t e r heim er of Denver, Colo., cam paig n can possibly m a k e is to be in a cc u rate se c r e ta r y of the S o u th e rn D ep a rtm e n t, in r e p o r tin g new s,” said Mr. H o m a - g ro u p m eeting s of th e men will con- “ A ccuracy in d a te s, initials of dav. men, and in all d etails is absolutely e ssential to success in rep ortin g. loyal s W e 7 the “ amount* to Y e * " a s s u r e d " b y I r e la tin g to Domestic Science. each S ta te as its portion of th e $35,- 000,000. W ith th is sum the N a tional to y our p a p e r, I W a r W ork Council of the association to p u t T h e T exan above a n y j plans to m eet th e cost of m a in ta in in g mean t h a t you may I its w ork until J u ly I, 1918, not only o th e r school activity t o 1 fo r the A m e ric a n in Do your best in Do y o u r b e st to ( fo r the A m e ric an be cover every a s s ig n m e n t t h a t you a r e ( F r a n c e and a t h o m e , b u t also fo r Rus- Ita lia n and w a r - p n s - it a c cu ra tely an d a s s ia n , F re n c h , given, and do quickly as possible. T r y to v e rify all oner soldiers. A. C. H a rte , d irec t from th e fro n t, ru m o rs, b u t if t h a t is impossible, ru n who, before the b rea k with G erm any , th e m as ru m o rs only, an d not as v e r ­ the w ar countries had access to all ified sto rie s .” *and was in close touch with w ork *m l t h a t squads in order to give them special Y- It w as rectum of A s s is ta n t Coach Goodman in recognition of h e r scientific and cf- ( who will divide th e m up into s e p a r a te ficient work a long ^he w as recently d ra fte d or appointed and more individual tra in in g . a r e playing. I he old E x c h a n g e De­ lly the U nited S ta te s D e p a rtm e n t of j D u rin g this week the f i r s t squad p a r tm e n t is to a p p e a r also, and th e instruction in fo rw a rd editor, Mrs. R aym ond, w a n ts a g r e a t A griculture work in food conservation in T exas, pa ssin g and in the a r t of b re a k in g up m any sto ries of all ty pes co ntrib uted The old “ Song Box,” which is in the to be th e f i r s t floor is for M agazin e co ntribu tion s the U n iv e rsity of were in blocking and in in terferen ce. The M agazine room, which is to be The te a m will be given special offen- th e g e n e ra l office, not j u s t office of is Room 8, G G overn m en t and th e Agri-1 muttons. T h e m ain points of w eak- co rrid or on M echanical Colleg e in co- ness as shown with direct|o n of t h a t b ra n c h of the oppo n e n t’s p asses by defensive for- ' c - A > and the s tu d e n t off a f t e r h er selection to this sive and defensive w ork, in S a t u r d a y ’s g a m e m arked Shortly portftnt position Miss G e a rin g was , being tra in e d especially in the a r t of Hall. All co ntribu tion s th e o th e r articles on th e p a r t the U n iv e rsity is to a p p e a r ; tire. The fo r e c a s t so f a r shows t h a t operation Texas. the urban will be given the editor-in-chief, th o E n g in e e rs, the tro op s both troops both th e di- pja y{n g the w a r al»e the backs in te re ste d conduct these lines ^ ^ in. to jn ’ . . . ' I to W a sh in g to n to consult with . blocking and in te rfe re n ce , by th e 20th. F re sh m e n a r e especially No. 13 STAFF HEADS OF THE 1918 CACTUS ARE APPOINTED Elfenbein A ppoints D e p a rtm e n t E d i­ to rs T h re e W eeks E arlie r T h a n U su a l—T r y o u ts W anted. W ith th re e weeks s t a r t on all p r e ­ vious editions, E d ito r J. E. Elfenbein hopes to place the 1918 Cactus in th e hands of the subscribers on time. The heads of th e various d e p a r tm e n ts of th e an n u a l been p e rm a n e n tly nam ed by the editor, and a re all w o rk ­ ing in th e ir line to m ake th e y e a r book the m ost complete, the m ost a t t r a c t ­ ive, and th e m ost in te re stin g t h a t h a s e ver yet been pu t in the hands of th e stu d e n t subscribers. have The s t a f f heads as nam ed by E d ito r ^ l f e n b e i n a re : Law rence R hea, O r ­ g a n iz a tio n ; E d Angly, College Y e a r; Silas R agsd ale, W a r ; Marion H a w k in s, Society; W endell Mayes, A th le tic s; Hazel E d w a rd s, Co-Eds; M. J . Rosen- field, S ta tis tic s ; Dan Kelly, Vernon Hill, S te n o g r a p h y ; Donald N ail, O. E. Brown, Kodak corps; Harold Moore, ’H a r r y B row n, C actus T h o rn ; E d w a rd W alk er, M atilda McCammon, Sen io rs; 'Jesse M ary Hill, William J. W eeg, Alumni. w a r priso ne rs of the o th e r n a t i o n a l - , p a r tm e n t a n a un«*.w _ _ .. T a lk s w ere also m ade by E d ito r R ag sdale and A ctin g M a n a g in g E d i­ to r E d w a rd W a lk e r, a n d an e f f o r t was made to instill in the w ork ers p re se n t s om e thing of the s p ir it of n e w sp a p e r work, and especially T ex an work. a m o n g p riso n e rs of w a r, will be one j „ of th e speakers. H a rte is the m a n , * . T he o rg a n iz a tio n o f th e w ork on The Daily T exan fo r th e session 1917- 18 w as discussed and an no u n c e m e n t w as made t h a t th e s t a f f of r e p o r te r s j be made would be reduced to about fifty in th e j w here th e n e a r fu tu r e . Elections to th e s t a f f fo r the y e a r will be on a stric tly m e rit basis, and will be made by the A d­ visory Board on th e record of work done d u r in g the tr y o u t period. The s t a f f will have to work doubly h ard d u rin g th e n e x t tw o weeks in o rd e r to ru stle up U n iv e rsity news to be published in th e Dallas Daily T e x a n , which should be a c re d it to the U n i­ v ersity a n d th e jo u rn a listic w ork here. ities in th e ir countries. Following the conference a trip t t w ".I r to C am p Bowie , ’ th e seven buildings of th e a rm y c a n to n ­ m e n t will be inspected. association work in in A n o th e r s e ttin g -u p conference, a t which every c ounty in T ex as will have a r e p re s e n ta tiv e , will be held h ere O ctober 22. T he natio nal cam paig n fo r the big w ar work fund will begin N ovem ber th r o u g h N ovem ber 19. l l , and continue The work of the r e s t of th e s t a f f m u st be in i will go th r o u g h the hands of th e se d e ­ p a r tm e n t heads, and try o u ts a re u rg e d to see the head of the d e p a r tm e n t in which th e y a re in te re ste d in o rd e r to ge t assig n m en ts. ru n n in g kicks kicks - » n d R n a p p * f th e S ta te s Rela- j Going down on . B ranford K napp of th e S ta te s Rela- Going down on in line requested to contribute. I < f * ^ „ Dp . will to be v e ry also be given special c a m p a ig n in b e tte r in b e tte r c a m p a ig n will be d a y ’s T e x a n , proves the V a r- sign, which w as explained qil G e a r i n g re ce n tly re tu rn e d fro m W a sh - . ral E xten sio n work in Texas. Miss of The M agazine co ntest f o r cover de- in Tues- in* .. T n a r t m e n t and d ire c to r of A g ric u ltu - J used to b rin g o u t th e special points te re stin g . T he edito r has asked t h a t . tra in in g . L a te W ednesday even- an inset in the ce n te r of the design in g th e L onghorns and S h o rth o rn s will be m ade so t h a t a picture, or th e t a ­ inerton and is ready to do her s h a re in scrim m a g e with a view to developing ble of c ontents, or a special forew ord offensive work. T h u rs d a y m ay be inserted. offensive w ork. T h u r s d a y , m ay be inserted. C o n te s ta n ts would > well to notice The s t a f f has an These s c r im m a g e s ; The s t a f f has an « vitro tau* conducting a vigorous T e x a s fo r th e elim ination of w a ste of evening th e sc rim m a g e will ta k e up do well to notice this. in te r e s tin g plan food products. T h e m em bers of th e defensive work. ii Advisory D e m o n stra tio n Board the u rb a n work in which Miss G ear- watch th e developm ent of th e ing is to be en ga g e d a r e Dr. R. E . ' and to b e tte r ap p re c ia te the w ork of ( who a re in Vinson, p re sid e n t o f - t h e U n iv e r s ity ; the various V a rs ity T. O. W alton, a s s is ta n t d ire cto r o f seen in r e a l action. extension of the A g ric u ltu ra l and Me- j Those co m p risin g th e p r e s e n t Long- th irty -tw o th irty - tw o m en a re : ' chanical College, and Mr. K napp. I t is the p urpo se of Miss G e a rin g to Linemen, Conley, Green, Penn , O ’Con- th o ro u g h ly o rg a n iz e the cities a n d „ell, P o y n e r, Dietel. Dailey, Bailey, T exas in th is food conserva- Bail. G reer, P e n a , Spence Coit, and , 0 b r in e in to ! H uie; ends, Baldwin, R o bertso n, Kine, i n ' a n d S pikes; halves, S m ith H a m ilto n , housew ife Co-Eds Develop B e tte r Politicians T h a n Men— F’ew U ncontested Offices. a chance to (on foot which has not been completed ( te a m , fo r g e ttin g in touch w ith th e stu d e n ts GIRLS ELECT OCT. 16 fa v o rite s w hen I Any le tte r s fro m these men a re to be some p h a se of w a r work. * | horn squad of f o r o ffe r to I published, s tu d e n ts hope3 th e , j T w e n ty -fo u r try o u ts an sw e re d the f ir s t call of E d ito r Elfenbein, who e x ­ pects is co m ­ plete more th a n th ir ty s tu d e n ts will have tried out. t h a t befo re the s t a f f TO ABOLISH FEES? ln G enerous Mood, D ispen sers of K now ledge Subscribe to Liberty Bond. A com m ittee to consider the advis- : bility of ab olishing all e n tra n c e fees a t th e U n iv e rsity of T ex as w as a p ­ pointed a t a fa c u lty m eeting held y e s ­ te rd a y afte rn o o n . The question was “ The w a r c a n n o t be won V VI r 4 '■ . a i d o n e o f •thout the g r e a t the Y. M. ( . A., said one or th e g r V gen e ra ls in close tou ch w ith the asso^ elation work in F r a m e . I t rn realized t h a t the soldiers who a r e fit in s p irit, ] the o rg an iz a tio n in th is S ta te »u ^ , ' Cupid's Cunning Ensnares Many of mind and body, a r e th e ones who win th e figh t. A n d ^ t is fo i^ th is te a - J , r accom plishing valuable assista nc e of Miss | Vinney, Moss, r u r a l S ta te d e m o n s * J backs, Teal,ne au d B r e n n a n ; this Paine, G raves, Moore, Beall, E a c h , De- and T r o u t; q u a r te r - full- the Varsity Studes ev ery p o l . i We field, j tion a g e n t, will he head. T h is food , hacks. W a its and Sm ythe. discussed a t the m eeting and seem s have a good chance of p a s sin g the L a s t n ig h t ended the o p p o rtu n ity fo r co-eds to announce as ca nd id a te s fo r W o m a n ’s A ssem b ly an d Council,! in t h o e l e c t i o n to he held O ctober 16. J »"«»•> th e » bol,tlun of a11 >‘‘b o r a t ° r >' etc., but for fees, m a tric u la tio n have announced f o r g o e s , and c a n d id a te s have announced every vacancy. The election will be would n ot a f f e c t the L ib ra ry deposit, committee. it p ass Should it will fees, conservation campaign .liK-tcl by Min G earing as Home Keo- A A p J I J C R I T Z I N E S S |n.ba tev er a ssista n c e to the A m erican soldiers and sa ilo is abroad. be placed “ A r r a n g e m e n ts h ave been perfect- ers *> to sign th e food conservation unw illing in to re n d e r th is impor- w a r m ovem ent t h a t th e y can will th e cate g o ry of slat ! - in ed w hereby th e C h ristm a s mail to th e A m erican in e x p e d itio n ary F ra n c e is to be delivered by C h r is t­ mas m orning. W ith o u t the fullest co­ operatio n on th e p a r t of the public it will be impossible to accomplish this forces result. re sp e c ts e sse n tia l “ The th re e in which th e public can aid in a s s u r in g a h ap py C h r is tm a s a t the f r o n t a r e : Mail early, a d d re ss intelligently, and pack securely. F o r this reason it is t h a t all p ersons u rg e n tly req u e ste d having C h ristm a s mail fo r ----------- --------------- T E N N IS TO U R NA M EN T IN GIRLS* ATHLETICS FE A T U R E THIS TERM A g ir ls ’ ten nis to u r n a m e n t will be held this te rm , com mencing the th ird week in October. This will be m erely a practice to u r n a m e n t and no le tte rs will be aw arded. T here will be a round robin co n te st doubles, while th e singles will be _ i f flTn the sol- p layed o ff by elim .nat.on, Eachrt.eam p in bie rs an d s a il o r , a n d th e civilian u n its or p la y e r e" terltnhKree" ' Kames , w eek . a tta c h e d to th e a r m y in E urop e ,G d o s e lv the following ru le s: M a i l 't o re a c h the soldiers X m a s m o rn in g m u s t in letic A ssociation who have paid th e. be tennis dues a r e eligible serv “ I. F ra n c e posted n o i l a t e r th a n Novem ber 15. the W o m a n s’ A th- ob- to play two or All m e m b e r s of by I Girls who wish to e n te r th e to u r n a - _______ i- m e n t will please sign up on the A th- ‘C h ris tm a s ' letic Bulletin Board or at th e VV om “ 2. E v ery p a c k a g e m u s t b e a r con srs'jSu'as. -ISS I ^ son fo r w hom it is intended, and, in! day, or F rid a y the up p e r le ft-h an d corner, the n am e an d a dd ress o f th e se n d e r 4-»Vasina a n r l r l n v i n • x • o r F ridav OI this Wet-K. F u r t h e r a n n o u n c e m e n t s in it is the wish of the edito r to g e t it out on time. I O f the f o r ty psychological e xam in- ( W ith W. B. Collins of th e School of men of th e coun- ' ^ o u rn alism a nd J. W . Shep herd of the . . * u . . . ers Gf all th e d ra f te d tr y six a r e T e x a s U n iv e rsity m e n . : ' The business m a n a g e r and his corps in , ■ 1 is i This is possibly ’ D e p a r tm e n t of E xtensio n a lr e a d y in a g r e a t e r n u m b e r th an any o th e r S ta te has fu rnish ed. ; Diillas, and Silas of a s s is ta n ts a r e to begin work e a r n e s t n e x t Monday. Mr. Wood f o r m u l a t i n g p l a n s fo r his y e a r ’s w ork B. R ag sdale, w o on the business end of the book. Mr. (>ne 0f th e people who a r e c o m m i s - , will have c h a rg e of th e new s section Wood h a s had two y e a r s ’s experien ce s j0ned lie u te n a n ts and ch ief psycho- m a king p r e p a ra tio n s to leave to n ig h t, a t Cornell. N e x t logical e x a m in e rs is Dr. Y oakum . Of the succe8S 0f t he Dallas issue of The publications on 3 o’clock Mr. those who have been given civil ap- Monday a fte rn o o n a t the a s s is ta n t s poin tm e n ts as psychological e xam in- Wood will m e e t with th e i r plans. W o rk will j e rs js Dr. H u n te r, here y e a r before and discuss a d ju n c t be a ssigned each to be o rofe sso r of E du c ationa l A d m in istra - th e ir resp ective abilities a r e tion h e re la s t y e a r ; B. D. W oods, a gau g e d fro m t h a t work. Mr. Wood sta te d la s t few more tr y o u ts from the Sophom ore y e a r ; T. M. Stokes, and D. L. Hoopin- and J u n io r classes who have expe- g a r n e r have been given civil appo in t- rience or m a rk ed ability in th is kind j merits. of work. of th e w ork, being unable to to g e t a s tu d e n t a s s i s t a n t Daily T e x a n is assured. publication, th e m an to ta k e c h a rg e D allas edition d u rin g th e f i r s t w eek of R o b e rt Skiles, who was to h av e c h a r g e the second week to be selected today, R a g sd a le will have c h a r g e o f th e The new s in the A u stin edition of ia s t. Also Dr. t h a t he would th e m en, and in Economics P itte n g e w , Austin. leave like of * The f i r s t work of the b usin ess s t a f f '‘SOCIAL IN S U R A N C E ” TOPIC FOR Y E A R IN The T e x a n will be m ailed to Dallas each n ig h t, to a p p e a r in th e F a ir will be to g a t h e r in all p ic tu re s of or- ganizatidns which a re to be rep re - sentcd in the Cactus. The e n g r a v e r ’s c o n tra ct d em ands g r a p h s m u s t be in by C h ristm a s. less they a re tu r n e d in by t h a t tim e, which Mr. Wood says, th ey will be rejected. r e g a r d Each p h o to g ra p h of o rg a n iz a tio n s for t h a t all th e photo- U n- ■ * ■ - ^ i U b f m ade f h f 'n e f e s s a r y c h a r g e , or it can n o t be In s u ra n c e ,” tim e “ Social re g u la r m e e tings The P r e s e n t Day Club will begin its n e x t T u e sd a y , a t the stu d y topic fo r th e ye a r, will be ta k e n up. The club m eets tw ice each m onth, the m e m b e rs a t which p re s e n t in detail some p h a se of th e stu d y topic, and a t d if f e r e n t in te rv a ls tim e tw o of P R E S E N T D A Y CLUB g rou nds issue. ---------- inspection by No j in te re ste d the p o s tm a ste r. parcel will he d ispatched to F ra n c e 5 o'clock in te n n is on T h u rsd ay in th e W o m a n s £ y” "®’ d w h i c h has not th e p o s tn w - e r’s certifi- .nm.. A tci.n is ri“ cate t h a t >t co n ta in s no prohibrted a r- to p r o m o t e ^ ^ s u n d a ^ ticles. “ A. S. B U R L E S O N , “ P o s tm a s te r G eneral.’ /th e U niversity. j p la y in g a m o n g the women s tu d e n ts of make *wood. ed will please observe this, fo r th e r e f a u l t y m e m bers a d d re ss th e club, will be no v a ria tio n fro m th e se rules. T he club is open to m e m b e rsh ip by Those who desire to tr y o u t fo r th e application, and the re g u la tio n appli- a t Miss * ofB t e n n is business s t a f f of th e C a c tu s should ; cation b la n k s m a y be secured <>f ^ ^ a p p o in tm e n t w ith A . G . Bewley.„ desk in th e G irls' Study Hall. G IR L S , W IN A “T .” 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4- 4* 4- JU• 4- 4* 4- 4* 4* 4* 4- 4* 4 * 4* 4- 4* 4- 4- 4- 4* 4* fr ^ . ^ , ^ . F 4 - 4 * 4 - 4 - 4 * 4 # 4 , 4 * 4 - T h e l a s t chance to s ig n up f o r indoor baseball is T h u r s ­ day a t 4 o’clock s h a rp in the W o m a n ’s Gym. A good chance f o r sev eral “T V * Only a lim ­ ited n u m b e r can play. You be th e re . The p a s t s u m m e r h as proved an u n ­ usually p ro sp e ro u s y e a r fo r Dan C u ­ pid, p a r tic u la r ly with re g a rd to U n i­ is a v e rsity people. T he p a rtia l in V a rsity circles: lis t of w eddings following Miss M ary St. Jo h n to T ru e S tro n g , Miss J a n e Daw son to C harles P a r k e r , Miss E th e l B a rro n to N. L. Hoopin- g a r n e r , Miss H azel T albot to J a y Adams, Miss T h ek la P fe u ff e r to Dr. R. W rig h t, Miss A rchie P r a t t to Jo h n to Del Nickels, Mis Louise C arlton P erkins, Miss M ary E v a n s to M a r ­ shall Monroe, Miss Adele Bruce to Buck Jim W inn, Miss M arcelite Dobbs to John Love Boles, Miss K athleen Jon es to FL B. S tro ud , Miss M ary Cox to Philip S. C lark, Miss Lois Y e tt to B e r tr a m Gieseeke, Miss Blanche Bag- nall to A lb ert U m la n d , Miss Lucille Robinson to Dr. E. II. M arek, Miss Miss K a th e rin e H e a rd to Roy L eigh, Miss H azel P o r te r to G erald S torey, to R. E. L. Miss G eraldine W ilson K night, J r ., Miss M arjorie P e e rs to C aptain Merlin Mitchell, Miss 'E p elk a E va B lu m b u rg to T. F. B u e h re r, Miss Minnie Stockton to R aym o nd E lledge, Miss Willa Mai L e d b e tte r to Jo h n D a ­ vid, Miss Je w e l Honea, to G eorge Randle, Miss Robbie Dean to J im 'Bain, Miss G ladys Ja m e s o n to C r a w ­ ford Reeder, Miss A nnie Mae A r m stro n g to B everly T hom pson, Miss Lynne W ooten to Lingo P la tte r , Miss Je a n F ig h to M erlin C ra w fo rd , Miss Alice Otis B yrd to Tom Toles, Miss to Theo Gatchell, Miss Ethel Allen E w ing Reynolds, to Fillis H o w a rd , Miss A n n a Belle H il g a r tn e r to t a p t. Pendleton, Miss B onner M eans to J im B aker, Miss Lois Young to Alex S t e d ­ m an, Miss D orothy S w e a rin ge n to Leo B rew er, Miss Jo sie Bechtel to J o h n King, Miss E r n a W a g n e r to Lieut. W in ch ester Kelso, Miss P a n sy Law - hon to Lieut. P a t S w earing en , Miss Corinne H a m le t to Lieut. M a rkhe im to F e rg u s o n , Miss Grace D enning Jo h n S a u n d e rs, Miss Luella T a n k e rs - ley to K. G. B a ke r, Miss M ary A nne B la ttn e r to J. A . Edm ond, Miss M a r ­ g a r e t Lee to H ervey H um long, Miss A u bu rn Blake to J a c k Tenison, Miss F lo ra Reese to Louis D unn, Miss M ary Ellen D unn to W a lte r K u h lm a n , Miss M ary K a te H a rriso n to Ed K en­ nedy. THE DAILY TEXAN The Student Daily Punblication of the U niversity of Texas. Published every m orning except Mon­ day during the college year. E ntered as second-class m atter a t the Postoffice a t Austin, Texas, under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. Subscription price $2.50 per year— provided for each student through the Student Activity fee. Silas B. R agsdale B. C. W arlick Editor-in-Chief Business M anager Offices: U niversity, Room 109, Main Down Building, Telephone 3149. Town, 204 W. Sixth St., Telephone 489. Issue E ditor for Today: W ENDELL MAYES J. T. G a rn er Associate Editor IMMR* THE DALLAS EDITION. The Daily Texan, F irst College Daily in the South, and official stu d en t publication of the Uni­ issue a versity of Texas, will consisting of Dallas edition, twelve numbers during the State Fair, which begins Saturday week. F o r th e first time in its history, the student paper wil tra n s fe r its energies to foreign soil; for the first tim e the inter­ ests of V arsity will receive at boost from the outside and the same time from its own or gan. Despite adverse prospects for sufficient advertising, th e P]x tension D epartm ent has seen fi to g uarantee the plan. For this they should be commended, but a t th e same time informed thai; th e ir money— if an advancement m u st come to make ends meet will be well spent. The fact th a t the palier will be published in the every phase U niversity booth, of its publication being shown in detail, and th e t h a t the painting equipment of th e paper will be the only machinery in th e Education Building seems to assure its unqualified success As long as there is a man edit ing copy and keeping a linotype operator busy, so long will the all th e visitors exhibit a ttr a c t th a t come to th e building. fact Besides the advertising the U niversity will secure from the exhibit itself, ten thousand cop­ ies of the student daily will bt1 distributed daily. The news ol the University th a t is read one morning in Austin will be d istrib­ uted free about noon in Dallas. In addition to campus news, the paper will be full of news more or less of interest to the people of Texas a t large. JOHN A. LOMAX. th e W ith an humble apology lor the few weeks’ delay, The Daily Texan wishes to make a s ta te ­ ment concerning tru est friend a college paj>er ever had, John A. Lomax, who has leit the University of Texas a fte r a con­ nection which has existed w ith few exceptions for more th a n tw enty years. While he was with us we enjoyed his co-opera­ tion and assistance, but did not necessary— had we deem tho ug ht of th a n k h i m ; it— to but, since he has left, we miss his crisp humor, his good-na­ tured smile, and above all, his any issue willingness to help editor who happened to be in hard s tra its for copy. it To tell why Mr. Lomax is gone is to go into details con­ cerning th e U niversity dispute w ith an ex-Governor, and we are determ ined to avoid th e unpleas­ a n tn ess of such a dissertation. But he is w ith us no longer. A prom inent banking firm in Chi­ cago is now his m aster, and we v en ture to a sse rt t h a t they never had a more willing, a more an x ­ ious w orker on th e ir s ta ff. We know Mr. Lomax well enough fo r th a t. Tim e will come when Mr. Lo­ m ax will r e tu r n to th e llniver- sity of Texas. A man who has mmortalized traditions in Tex­ as deserves no such tre a tm e n t as was accorded the a u th o r of “Cowboy Songs’' by w h at once was th e Board of Regents of our institution. Recompense came too late when an urgent invita­ the form er tion was extended secretary of the faculties to re­ turn, and Mr. Lomax declined because of obligations to his em ­ ployers. But, as we said before, some day th e same old room filled with the same old relics and the same old Texas welcome will harbor the same old John A. Lomax And th e same smile followed by the identical laugh which has re v e n e r a te d betwixt four walls thousands of tim es invite you in and almost force you to make yourself at home for a few minutes. the A SMALL COMPLAINT. the Concerning antedeluve- nated idea of fighting by means of huge and horrible words in editorial comment, The Texan has its opinion, and this opinion is nothing if not unfavorable. Our prologue precedes; full ju s ­ tification of the scrap, which we are seemingly about to pick, fol­ lows. The Austin American of Sun- lay printed a page of University news, well w ritten and well a r ­ ranged, which added much to the interest of students in th a t p a r­ ticular newspaper. But there was an objection, som ew hat del­ icate in nature, which should be It was the head over the made. fra te rn ity announcing story pledges, which read, “ Kind S tu ­ dents Try to Save Freshm en from B arbarians." is misleading in The head It te rm s non­ many respects. “B arbarians," fra te rn ity men the word w ithout mentioning Greek, which would in itself be ample explanation of why non­ w earers of a badge have assumed •i “barb a ric " name. The o th e r objection The Tex­ an finds with the head is th a t it a tte m p ts to convey th e idea th a t securing a pledge is comparable to a salvation from a “ Hades on a rth ," and th a t the fra te rn ity is doing a charitable a c t— some- hing kind— when it goes out and rescues one seemingly about o perish in the depths of anti- Greekdom. Misconceptions are bound to ollow from the idea hinted at in question. Life in th e head outside th e walls of a fra te rn ity house is ju s t as endurable, ju s t as pleasant at the U niversity as ife within. Pledging a man is not a “ kind" a c t; b a rbarism does not exist a t the U niversity as applicable in the common m ean­ ing of th e term , but as opposed th e word, Greek. We are merely conse- luently, a t the same time, hu ­ mans. stud ents and, Sunday night was lover’s night, W ith benches full, and weath- j But Monday night saw no such W ind— th e lib.— all safe from er warm, s ig h t— harm . Sleep late, and take b re ak fa st a t 2000 Guadalupe St. the Longhorn. Phone 1630. ■■a..* ms A rrow C ollars f ir 35* 3 f ir 50* CLUETT - PEABODY £ CO-INC* M AKERS T E X A N U niversity authorities altogether and attended by them w ithout regard to sect or denomination. speakers No one is debarred from a tte n d ­ ance, protestant, Roman Catholic, or Jew. R epresentatives of all sects are the program and given a place on everyone is free to attend a t all tim es. Jew ish Rabbis have been am ong our m ost distinguished and Catholic priests have often appeared before the students. Laymen also ap ­ pear on the program frequently, both from the faculty and from the city. Students also have their tim es of lead­ ing the services. Often there is no talk a t all, ju st a b rief devotional exercise, a t which there is singing, re­ sponsive reading, and a prayer. The whole service lasts only 15 m inutes, and gives one a refreshing s ta rt for the day. The tim e is 8:40 a. rn. daily, and the place 158, Main Building. is Room A cordial invitation is extended to every m ember of the faculty and to every m em ber of the student body to attend the m eetings and help in the suggestions for services and make th eir are those invited who ought to set an ex­ ample to others and those who feel the need of help and encouragem ent. betterm ent. Especially W ith the completion of the new Ed- j ucation Building, quite a num ber of changes will be made in the offices of the professors and and officers of school. j The adm inistration offices, now on the first floor of the L ibrary Building, will be moved to the firs t floor of the j Education Building, and the Library Building will be used solely for lib ra ­ ry purposes. The second floor will ac- | commodate the offices of the profes­ sors of the Education D epartm ent, to ­ gether with a num ber of class rooms. At each of the third floors will be a large lecture room. The faculty whom these changes will effect are enthusiastic over the arrangem ent, and are positive th a t all will be able to attain a higher de­ the new s u r­ gree of efficiency in roundings. THE LONGHORN CAFE. The Longhorn Cafe has moved down to the V arsity Club, and is now open fo r business. Come and see me. W ILL BAGGETT, 2000 Guadalupe Street. Phone 1630. We deliver 50c orders. 10-28 »■. »*« »’« *J* *J* #J* -J* CHAPEL NOTICE. The services a t Chapel this week are in charge of Dr. the U niversity Maddry of B aptist Church. He always has a strong message for us, so all may be assured of a good talk every day this week. The 'ta lk yesterday was on C hrist, the great example in service, and the scene was taken from the incident near the close of his life, where he asked w hether it was g re ater to sit at table and be served He or to w ait and serve. stated th a t he was a w aiter and a server. With C hrist as our g re at ex­ em plar in this m atter, and everybody accepts C hrist to this extent, there should be a g reat service deal more am ong us. We all believe in service theoretically, but how about the practical service, for the other fellow? except Today a t 8:40 a. rn. in Room 158, Dr. Maddry will speak again. specifically *r «!• * * * * * * * * * * A * * * •I* •F * * * * * * * •J. * w h a t i s c h a p e l : There are students and members of the faculty in the U niversity of Texas vho do not know th a t there is such a thing as Chapel service. The ob­ ject of let ‘hose people know th a t there is such a service, th a t it is m eant for them, th at there is a regular time and place for the service, th at it is recognized by the U niversity authorities. little article this to to It is quite im portant to know th at Chapel is a regularly authorized in­ it stitution. The R egents authorize by appropriating especially for its support. The faculty recognize it by ippointing a standing comm ittee to look a fte r it. The students recognize it by attending services. The it by publishing Texan recognizes daily notices of its meetings. the W ith this au th o rity back of it, Chapel ought to be an im portant fac­ Its tor in the life of the University. prime im portance consists in the fact th at it exists, th a t there is a place tnd a tim e where every student in the U niversity can attend a religious serv­ ice and get the inspiration necessary for takes away much of the sting of the c riti­ cism th a t the U niversity has no re ­ ligious tendencies, especially in view of the fact th a t it is controlled by the day’s stren g th . It *j* •*« ... »|« *?« •?. »t« OFFICES TO BE MOVED. P I A IW| C Players, Uprights and Grands for Rent to ^ * We Have the Latest in Sheet Music and Music Rolls J. R. REED MUSIC COMPANY University Students 805 Congress Ave. Phone 524 BREAKFAST. i i The Great American Smoke Fall in line with hundreds of thousands of red­ blooded smokers of the good old U. S. A. Smoke the cigarette tobacco that s been an Am erican insti­ tution for three generations— “Bull” Durham. I he rich, relishy, star-spangled taste of “Bull” D urham puts the national spirit of get-up-and hustle into your hand-rolled cigarette. “Bull” D urham is the freshest, snappiest, liveliest of smokes. O E N U I N EL B u l l Du r h a m S M O K I N G T O B A C C O “Roll your ow n” with “Bull” D urham and you’ll find a far greater satisfaction in smoking your ciga­ rette than you ever did before. Made of the richest, m ild­ est leaf grown, “Bull” Durham has a delightful mellow-sweet flavor found in no other tobacco. A s k f o r ' F R E E p a c k a g e r f ‘ p a p e r s " With much Sc each Men who never smoked cigarettes before are now “ roll­ ing their ow n” with “ Bull” Durham. . I -^1 J I ? 4 ? A n illu s tra te d B ook- w>r to ..Ro„ Your rn I**, l . I * I X l ih o w in * c o rre c t O w n '* C ig a re tte * , a n d a p a c k a g e o f c ig a re tte p a p c ia , w ill b o th b e m a ile d , fr e e , to a n y a d d re a a in U S. o n re q u e at. A d d i c t * * B u ll" D u r h a m , D u r h a m . N . C . THS AMERICAS TOBACCO CO. T H E S M O K E R Y THE STUDENTS’ CIGAR STORE Complete line of Cigars, Cigarettes, To­ baccos and Candies. Phone tor your Cigar­ ettes and Cigars. We Deliver Free. Phone 142 Next to Majestic J L £ - Z 3c r SMART Alecs m a y be all right but for a good, honest w orkin’ partner give me a man that’s got his leamin’ slow ly an* naturally. V E L V E T gets its g o o d ­ ness th at w a y —tw o years natural ageing. [ ll 3 0 ! DC HOUGH’S A U T O SERVICE Both Phones 861 Day or Night Seven Passenger Cars Only 419 COLORADO STREET 419 Joseph’s Pharmacy E. M. JOSEPH, Prop. G ra d uate U. T. EVERYTHING IN DRUGS, SODA, CANDIES Kodak Finishing and Supplies OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Jord an Co. “We Make Kodak Prints Every Day.” 610 Congress Branch at Van Smiths’ THE GOOD FLOWERS COME FROM HYDE PARK FLORAL CO. ‘WHEHE GOOD GARDEN SEEDS ARE SOLD." FANCY CORSAGES OUR SPECIALTY 822 CONGRES PHONE 964 T H E U N I V E R S I T Y S H O P W " A. G. G ERJ ES, Prop. MEN’S FURNISHINGS MADE-TO-MEASURE CLOTHES OUR SPECIALTY We Make Military Uniforms. 1610 Lavaca St. A GUARANTEED SELF-FILLING FOUNTAIN PEN F O R $1.00 M A T T H E W S DRUG S T O R E Prompt Delivery Anywhere Phone 645 1612 Lavaca St. UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY The Austin National Bank OF AUSTIN, TEXAS RESOURCES, $5,000,000.00 E. P. WILMOT, President ft rn. IL I OLTS, Vice-President •INO H. CHILES, Vice-President MORRIS HIRSHFELD, Cashier C. M BARTHOLOMEW, Asst, Cash. FACULTY AND STUDENTS’ ACCOUNTS SOLICITED NO ACCOUNT TOO SMALL TO HANDLE BACK WHEN YOU WANT ’EM” UNIV. TAILOR SHOP ( leaning, Repairing and Pressing Phone 825 2214 t o .d .lu p , w. T. WROE & SOI Oldsmobile and Maxwell Automobiles . Ram C a t s . nd Puttee L ,r|finJ Z ’„ Z Phone T ry Texan w ant ads. They bring 622 Congress Ave. Phones 325-335 results. THE ELLIOTT STUDIO SOCIETY * T H E D A I L Y T E X A N has been the home of the students of “Old V arsity” for years, and still offers the sam e high grade work and courteous trea tm e n t as heretofore r p fjr * IT I I I HP HP C Makers of Pictures I I I L a HiLfLil V / I I u 814 Congress Ave. A Few Items for Your Benefit: Free Telephone, Free Fountain Pen Ink, Free Blotters, 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” Wukasch Cafe and Grocers On Guadalupe, Opposite Campus Confectionery, H o t Lunches served at all hours; Candies and ("'old Drinks. Phone 4007 A full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Cigars and Cakes Phone 1071 PHONE 1 6 4 0 PHONE 1 6 4 0 For the Best Laundry Work in the ( ity Work Returned Same Day if Desired THE AMERICAN LAUNDRY Suits Cleaned and Pressed OOO ( ongress Avenue U N IV E R S IT 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 I p-to-Date Work Guaranteed PHONE 2048 FREE DELIVERY T H E N O O K Confectionery The Place to Get Your Candies and Cold Drinks CIGARS, CIGARETTES, CRACKERS AND CAKES THEO HOLEKAMP, Proprietor 24th and Guadalupe Sts. U niversity Toggery Shop BROYLES & KOSE Proprietors C orrect Clothes for Men C le a n in g a n d Pressing 2300 1-2 Guadalupe Street Phone 3090 If Its a Pennant, the Latest I>esigns Are at Everybodys’ Book Store 906 Congress Ave. Where 50c Kid Skull Caps Sell for 35cts Just arrived, a new stock of beautiful Stationery. We sell the "Old Reliable” Sheaffer Fountain Fens. The Kappa Alpha F ra te rn ity in iti­ ated Monday night the following men: M artin W infrey, Kenner W roe, F red M cFarland, and Hom er W aits. Lieut. W ylie M urray spent the week-end a t the K. A. House. George H yer from Houston spent a few days in Austin as the g uest of the Kappa Alpha House. Misses Allison from Taylor and Ma­ rie Giding from Plainview are v isit­ ing a t the Chi Omega House. The Kappa Alpha T hetas initiated the following pledges la st night: Lee Wolflin, F rances Roseborough, L aura (Davis, C rystal Ross, and Annie Lewis Preston. Miss Sophia Hudson returned to her home in M ineral Wells, a fte r a visit a t the T heta House. Misses W inifred and K atherine Mc­ Queen th eir returned yesterday to home in H earne, Texas, a fte r a visit a t the K appa House. night: girls Tuesday The Tri Deltas initiated the follow­ ing Julia Graves of Cuero, Alma Carl of San Antonio, R uth Chumney of A ustin, Grace and S arah W h itsitt of F ort W orth, Lucille Stroud of Lousiana, Rudolph T albot os San Marcos, Zatella Field of Lockhart. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ransome mo­ tored over from B astrop for a short visit with th eir son, Rufus Ransome. Dr. and Mrs. Evans returned to th eir home in San Antonio this m orn­ ing, a fte r a visit to th eir daughter, Miss Dorothy Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Pancoast m otored over from San Antonio to spend Sunday with their daughter, Miss E lsie P a n ­ coast. Mrs. Lowe has arrived a t the Alpha Delta Pi House, where she will be chaperone for the ensuing year. K atherine Kirvin is visiting a t the Zeta House. The A. T. 0 . F ra te rn ity announces the pledging of Edward Cone of Gal veston. the The A. T. 0 . F ra te rn ity has ini ated following m en: Robert Rodgers, Denison; Tom D. Rowell Jefferso n ; Allen D. M ontgom ery W ichita F alls; B ernard G u ssets C or­ pus C hristi; Bob Moseley, Jefferso n ; Robert Lenoir, Blossom, and Lud Lin coin, Waco. Lieut. L ester H ad in g , B. A. '17 was in A ustin S aturday and Sunday visiting friends. V e n u s to* P EN C IL TH E perfec tion o f pencil quality — un* e q u a l l e d f o r sm oothness, u ni­ form ity o f grading and durability. 17 b lack degrees’ from 6B softest to to 9H hardest, and hard and medium (indelible) co p y ­ ing. * Look for the distinc­ tive V E N U S finish! w ith fiv e V E N U S D raw ing P en cils, H o l d e r a n d V E N U S Eraaer aent free. W rite for it. American Lead Pencil Co. 215 Fifth A ve.. N . Y. Dept. D21 V ru the V E N U S F rater. too. M ad* in 12 titc t. $ 2 .0 0 pet box. FOR CONVENIENCE AND SERVICE C ACTU S TEA ROOM SWANN Furniture and Carpet Company Regular Meals or a la Carte We Furnish More Home* Open 7:30 A. M. to 8 P. M. 2208 Guadalupe Street There I* a Reason ADVERTISE IN THE TEXAN GO TO J. A. JACKSON'S For Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry w r Complete line of Sporting Goods Expert Watch Repairing 617 Congress Both Phones 133 1847 1^17 JOHN BREMOND CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS And Roasters of High Grade C offees Texas* Oldest Jobbing House C O A L RING 473 CONSUMERS FUEL AND ICE COMPANY M ary Lake Henderson, B. A. ’15, of Cameron, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Boyd Wells, has re tu rn ­ ed home. Charlie Brooks and George M errill, two in stru cto rs in m achine guns a t the S. M. A., m otored over to San A n­ tonio S aturday. They re p o rt little flying a t Camp Kelly, due to th ree The recent “ sm ash-ups” of planes. accidents occurred in landing, but no lives were lost in any case. Sw ante Udden, E. E. '15, is now in­ stru ctin g in the S. M. A. Lieut. R ichard M ather spent S un­ day in A ustin visiting relatives and friends. Lieut. F. M. S tew art, a in in Governm ent the U niversity of Texas last year, was in Austin S a tu r­ day and Sunday. tu to r Liuet. F. P. Gerling, a Soph. E ngi­ neer of last year, visited his p aren ts in the city Sunday. Mr. G erling is in the In fan try . Liuet. IL L. “ Hick” Latham was a week-end v isitor in Austin. L. N. Zant, E. E. ’16, came up from San Antonio to be w ith his m other and b ro th er Sunday. Mr. Z ant spent the p ast y ear w ith the General Electric Company in Schenectady, N. Y. The A. T. O. F ra te rn ity will enter- ain w ith a dance Tuesday for the □ledges. Mr. A lbert Cooper, C. E. ’15, a fte r finishing a t H arvard with his business train in g degree, obtained a position n New York City for a while. Now ie is a f irs t lieutenant, stationed at S partanburg, South Carolina. Hana H ellen, C. E. ’15, now a cap­ tain in the United S tates Arm y, was recently m arried to Miss F rances H ansfork a t W ashington, D. C. Miss Dorothy M cKnight of M ans­ field is ill a t Seton In firm ary. Miss N an P roctor of Victoria will >nter school today. H er sister, E liza­ beth Proctor, is now a guest a t the Kappa House. Miss M arg aret Bozeman of Bren form erly a student ham, who was here, entered school this week. Lieut. E lgie Means of Camp T ravis ^pent the week-end in Austin. Lieut. Gordon Simpson of Camp a t the T ravis spent the week-end Delta Chi House. The Phi D elta T heta F ra te rn ity vill en tertain Friday night with a dance. Miss Alice Stroud is ill a t Grace Phi G am m a Delta announces the pledging of F rank Hodges of W h ar­ ton and Dixon Green of Shiner. Miss Evelyn Chumney is ill a t her Hall. home. The Phi Mu Sorority will hold ini­ Im m ediately tiation T hursday night. they will have afte r their annual banquet for both theii pledges and initiates. the cerem ony Dr. E. W. F ay, professor of Latin, «md Dr. E. D. S h u rter, professor of Public Speaking, are to take p a rt on he program a t the next annual m eet­ ing of the Texas S tate T eachers’ As­ sociation th a t is to be held in Waco, Novem ber 29 to December I. The m arriag e of H enry J. H arris and Miss A rtem eze McKean took □lace in Temple Sunday m orning. the U niversity Mr. H a rris attended for some tim e and is now w ith the irm y a t Camp Bowie. C. E. N orm and has re-entered the U niversity the p ast week, and will be a stu d en t a ssista n t in Physics. Dr. F. A. C. P errin, professor of Psychology, has returned to the U ni­ versity, a fte r being called home upon .he death of his wife. Miss R uth Kenedy, M. A. 1917, is teaching Spanish a t the High School is a in San Benito. Miss Kennedy Phi B eta Kappa. R. R. Rush has resigned his posi tion as a ssista n t in Physics and is now teaching in the A viation D epartm ent at the old Blind Institute. Mis K athleen M olesworth, who re •eived h er B. A. degree la st June, is teaching a t the Ju n io r High School in A ustin. Miss E liza T urner has returned from a week-end visit to San Antonio A m ong the week-end visitors to A ustin were C aptain C. D. Johns, Jr. C aptain F ran k Coates, and Lieuten an t S ta rr Pope, all of whom were prom inent in the U niversity la st year a Sophomore of last year, is now employed in a bank in Dallas. C harles Wilson, Arley K night left Monday fo r El Paso, w here he will be fo r th e next m onth on business. Mr. and Mrs. L utcher Brown re ­ turned to th eir home in O range T ues­ day, a fte r a stay of two weeks in A us­ tin. C harles Maclean C arr, a form er U ni­ versity student, who in the brokerage business in St. Louis, will visit a t the K appa A lpha House w ith­ in the next two weeks. is now The K appa Sigm a F ra te rn ity en­ tertain ed w ith a tea a t th e ir chapter house Sunday afternoon. • Miss M ary Shelton has returned to h er home a t Waco, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Scovell of D allas, TEXAS-0KLAH0MA FOOTBALL GAME DALLAS, TEXAS OCTOBER 20th 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 11:59 October 20th, or you can remain over in Dallas Sunday and Monday, using regular train service to Austin. We will sell round trip Pullman tickets for the Special. Make your reservations now at Katy City Ticket Office, 521 Congress Avenue. SPECIAL SLEEPER FOR THE LADIES ■ ■ Texas, are here on a v isit to th eir daughter, Sadie. Raymond W illiam s from T ravis to spend the week-end in A us­ tin. came Miss Eloise B erry of the E xtension D epartm ent of Home Economics of the U niversity of Texas is in Austin. She will leave in a few days to take p art in the Home Economics exhibit a t the Dallas F air. L utcher S tark of O range, a form er student of the U niversity, was a vis­ itor in A ustin S aturday fo r the Texas- T rinity game. Liuet. Wm. S. B lackshear, a Middle Law student a t the U niversity last year, visited Austin S atu rd ay and Sunday, attending the T exas-T rinity received Liuet. B lackshear game. his commission last spring a t ( amp Funston, and is a t present stationed assistin g in the a t Camp T ravis, train in g of the N ational Army. L utcher Gam brell Andrew s, princi­ pal of N avasota High School is en­ rolled in th e U niversity in absentia, and will receive his B. A. degree in June. Andrews graduated from How­ ard Payne College a t Brownwood, when th a t school was ranked as a Junior college, and has done work in the U niversity Sum m er School. Lieut. Jack Hyman of Camp T ravis '.vas a visitor in Austin S aturday for the T exas-T rinity football game. Hy- !man was a Middle Law student a t the U niversity year, and received his commission a t Leon Springs. He was one of the editors of the 1917 Cactus. last J --J .a 'JRSr IL'* : ■SHM O n S h o re a n d Off men like our collegians who are training for the navy and Uncle Sam’s seasoned sea fighters—men who must m aintain their vigor, quickness and “ headiness**— are tuning up on mtc* us pat pry_________________ A L E V E R A G E Soft in the strictest sense, b u t a thorough­ going m an’s drink—gives you the full flavor c f wholesome grains and the nip and fra­ grance of genuine Bohemian Saazer Hops. T ry Bevo by itself—see how good it makes tilings to eat taste. Served a t the best places everywhere. 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Sunday a fte r ­ in the neighborhood o f West noon. I Itll and 19th. Fin der please phone 10~10 4217. Reward. BOARD A N D ROOMS for g irls or couples, hot and cold b ath s, cool, com fortable rooms, sleeping porches, first-class meals, home cooking; also ‘ table boarders solicted. M rs. Sallie San Antonio S t. 10-12 j C. Wood, 19134 Phone 1385.__________________ j FO R R E N T —One room, 2303 Speedw ay, facin g cam pus, sin- * j g it beds, furnace heat, sleeping porch I and all m olern conveniences. 10-10 south east The T ex as B arb er Shop. We please. 1008 Con­ Mac. O liphant, Prop. g ress. S T U D E N T S — Go to the P alace B arber Shop, Bos che B ldg., fo r fir s t c la ss work. B illy W olf, Prop. N IC E L Y furnished room, in private home. 2607 Salad o. 10-13 j FOR R E N T — A partm en t, loth and C ongress Ave., larg e sleepin g porch, private bath, hot w ater; g a s h e a t; a c ­ comm odates four. Phone 4498 or 830. j 10-16 j The Co-Op B a rb e r Shop, n ext to . M ajestic T h eatre. Good service. At the D riskill B a rb e r Shop you get rood service and the best treatm en t. I Moritz S ilv er, Prop. F R E S H M A N — you and all old stu ­ dents are invited to Reno’s B arb e r Service un ex­ Shop, 104 W. 6th S t. celled. find S T U D E N T S Will com fortable room s a t R ain es M ansion, connect­ ed with p le a sa n t sleepin g porches, $3.50 to $5.00, one-half block e ast of cam pus. 2110 Tom Green S t. Phone 2413. T ry T exan w ant ads. They brin g resu lts. DILLINGHAM SHOE CO. THE STUDENTS’ SHOE STORE Sem m es tit JF We Exam ine Eyes and Grind Lenses to Relieve Eye-strain S T E L F O X C O . J . THOS. 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PREFERRED by GENTLEMEN NOW as THEN Hear Ye! and Remember That the Advertisers Help to Make the Student Publications Possible A N D It Is Up to the Students to Patronize the Firms That Are Endeavoring to Secure Your Trade Watch The Daily Texan Twenty five year', ago the General Cerine Company was founded Since then, electricity ha* sent its thrill through the whole KruCture cA Lee Eager to turn wheels, to hit and carry, to baftah dark to gather heat, to hurl voice* and thoughts aero*# ip* ce, to g-.ve the world new tool* for its work -electricity ha* bent to mar, s w2i Throughout thu per/d the Get era! E k t m Company ha* beld the great responsibilities and high ideals of lea der sh., p It Kii sri (ret the spurt < / research. It hi.* given unpile form to inven­ tion in appar*? i i cit' .riiu tt precision and gigantic power And it L u gene forth- o o p e r * tong with r . «r> u»d .atry, to c o x sa n d this unseen, force and fetch it far t o serve all people By the achievement-, which this coco- piny has already recorded may best be judged the greater ends it* future shall attain, the deeper mysteries it yet shall lotve rn electrifying more and more o f the w orkf* work. OFFICIAL NOTICES O F F IC E H O URS O F T H E D EA N O F T H E C O LLE G E OF A R T S -For first-y e ar Freshm en, 8:45 to 10:15; for other students, 11:30 to 1:15. H. V. Benedict, Dean. LAW S T L * D E N T S * M eeting of th- entire I .aw Departm ent Wednesday afternoon at 4 o’clock, room 105, L. Ii. A L L MEN interested iii cross coun­ try running leave their names with Mr. Henderson in the athletic offi« **. If a s m any a * l f sig n ify an interest, suitable medals will tx- offered for a rue*4 to l>e run about T hanksgiving. S ID N E Y L A N IE R — I rn p o r I ant J afternoon at 5 j in G irls’ Study Hall. Come m eeting Wednesday o’clock R. S eg a l, President. T H E R E will be a m eeting of the Senior represen tatives of the fra te rn i­ ties W ednesday, October IO, in Room 209 at 5 p. rn. H. T. P a r lir . W OMAN’S A T H L E T IC C O U N C IL Called meeting W ednesday evening at 7, in council room. L u la Whitehouse, President, A D D R E S S E S S T U D E N T S W A N TED The Directory for the cur- O F rent year is now in course of p re p a ra ­ t i o n , A number o f atudents did not give their addresses when they re g ­ istered. All such are re ­ quested to call at the R e g istra r's o f­ fice immediately and supply th is in­ formation. E. J M athews, R egistrar. students I A L L tryout* for first and second »ass in the GleeClub meet a t the V auditorium today a t 5 fo r individual tests. Dierr tor, A b'U BEL meeting jn Ashbell room W ednesday, I p. rn. President, interested A L L G IR L S indoor baseball meet in W oman’s Gym at 4 o’clock Thursday afternoon. B a se ­ ball M anager. in SAN TO NE EDUCATOR T E L L S T E A C H E R S TO TRY TO RE HUMAN _ Mr. ( has. C. Meek, superintendent o f the San Antonio public schools, Monday afternoon addressed the E d u ­ cational Convocation which w as sub­ stituted this year for the usual an ­ nual reception of this departm ent. Mr. Meek explained in detail the teacher's social life. He stated th at teach ers, in gen eral, are a seg reg ate d group, not because they want to be, but because circum stances make them ^o. He advised all prospective teach ­ ers to avoid this seg reg atio n , and to remain human. Mr. Meek declared th at heretofore teachers have been encamped on a community, not entrenched in it but he hoped to se this condition bettered before long. Among the other sp eak ers were, Dr. J IL Y. Benedict, Dean of the C ollege of A rts; A. N. M cCallum, superin ten ­ dent of A ustin city schools, and Dr. Eby, of the Education facu lty. S e v ­ eral vocal solos were included in the I program , a fte r which refresh m en ts were served Dr. Sutton , Dean of Education D epartm ent, presided. E A R L Y W IL L SO N TO M A R R Y . The m arriag e of E a rly W illson and M iss Dolcie Powell will be solem nized tonight at the F ir s t B a p tist Church, j Mr. W illson is a popular e x -stu d e n t,1 form erly sten o grap h er in the D epart­ ment of E xten sion , and now ste n o g ra ­ pher to Dean J . M. B ry an t of the A vi­ ation School. M iss Powell w as a s tu ­ dent here last year, and is the d au g h ­ ter of City C om m issioner P. W. P o w -; ell o f A ustin. T h e Crescent Confectionery 10th and Congress Hot Drinks, Chili, Tamales, Sandwiches, ( old Drinks, Bread, Cakes, Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco. 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