VOL. X V . ELEVEN in n in g CONTEST GOES ' TO LONGHORNS Kally w ith Two Men Down B rin g s in Winning Hun as D a r k n e s s G a t h ­ ers Over F ield — G a m e C lose­ ly Contested T h ro u g h o u t. f i r s t C O L L E G E D A I L Y IN T H[E SOUTH A * H I N . T E X A S , I T E S M V M O R N I N G . M A R C H 2 3 . 1 9 1 5 . SEPARATION BILL S FATE UNCERTAIN Matter Will Probably be Decided in Courts Before it is .Submitted to People. NEW OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED BY Y. W. C. A. TEXAS METHODISTS LEAD IN CONTEST f i t t i ng Ceremonies Mark ( b a n g e of d a y — V arsity Needs Only T h re e I S o u th w e s te rn Failed to S core Sun N O . 1 2 8 JUNIORS START OFF FESTIVITIES WITH BIG MIXER More P oints to Win. Boat Hide up R iver One F e a tu r e of Annual \ \ eek o f C elebration. ( lass V\ ill M ake M erry at M. C. A. T on igh t. Program for Week: Tonight from 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock Mixer for whole class in Y. M. (J A. Auditorium. Wednesday— Tea by Junior girls at VV oman's Building. I bur sd ay— Boat ride, lunch up the river. Friday night—Junior Prom at Woman’s gymnasium. Saturday night—Junior Reception in honor of Senior Class. The J u n i o r Class will begin its a n ­ nual ce lebration of J u n i o r Week with * M ixer for th e whole class a t Y. M. A. to n ig h t betw een 7:30 and 8:30 clock. T h ere will be a s h o rt musical re fre s h m e n ts urogram, a t t e r which will be served. T his ev e n t will be fo r ‘he p u rpo se of en a b lin g th e m em bers >f th e class to g e t acquainted. T h ere will be a m e e tin g of the class n Room 126 tod ay a t I o ’clock. P resi- t h a t all lent W e st members be p re s e n t, t h a t Bings m ay be s t a r t e d o ff w ith m uch nep and eclat. is very an xiou s in o rd e r W ith a boat ride up the riv er on Thursday afte rn o o n as an added fea- th is y e a r will be ure, J u n i o r Week more e n th u s ia stic t h a n ever before. !>residen Gordon W e st and his com ­ m ittee m an have been p la n n in g fo r ev eral weeks, an d have a lre a d y Br­ i n g e d the e n tire veek. S u fficien t fu n d s have been se­ cured and prom ised to m ake the a f ­ f ai r a g r e a t success from a financial stan d p o in t. th e p ro g r a m fo r T o m o rrow the g irls o f th e class will m itertain th e e n tire class with a te a it th e W o m an ’s B uilding from 4 to 0 o’clock. On T h u rs d a y a t 3:30 o'clock ’he class will m eet a t th e c a r shed a t the end of the big walk and ta k e cars por the Lake. The big boat has been c h a rte re d fo r th e trip up the river. The class will g e t back to the U ni­ v e rs ity a t 7:30 o'clock. E veryone will take his o r her lunch. The tw a t will stop up th e riv er fo r supper. F rid a y n ig h t the a n n u a l J u n i o r Prom occurs. T he J u n i o r g irls will a the S enio r g irls with e n te r ta in lance a t th e W o m an ’s G ym nasium . The w eek’s festiv itie s end on S a t- the J u n i o r R ecep­ m l a y n ig h t with th e S enio r Class. in honor of tion the U niv ersity may All s tu d e n ts ittend F o r conveni­ ence, an d in o rd e r to m ak e the a f f a i r th e is lance will be held in the W o m a n ’s gymnasium. in this reception. re p re s e n ta tiv e a s possible, BEELAND CHOSE! TO COACH T. £ ,E. ormer Vanderbilt Star Contract for Next Yeai Daniel Baker Texas beat S o u th w e s t e r n U n i v e r ­ sity yesterday in a n eleven i n n in g con­ test by the score of 5 to 4. T h e g a m e t r ttH ‘ R e * u U r S e s s i o n Of tv, o f t h e T h i r t y - f o u r t h L e g i s l a t u r e s a w t h e re n e w a l o f th e f i g h t f o r th e a p a ­ lit on of th e U n iv e r s ity o f T e x a s a n d th e A g r i c u l t u r a l a u d M ech an ical Col- lege. was played while a b risk n o r t h e r blew across the diam ond s w e e p in g up clouds of dust, which t o g e t h e r w ith th e d a r k ­ On m o tio n of S e n a to r H. G. B l u ­ ford of E a s t l a n d C o u n ty , th e s e n a t e r e c o n s id e r e d t h e vote by w hich it r e ­ t h e C o n s t itu t io n a l used in n in g s, m a d e I A m e n d m e n t l o ? t h r s e p a \ ' ^ 0^ ? ^ ‘ e separatio n of the tw o in s t i t u t i o n s , a n d a f t e r r i d d in g it to s u b m i t ness of the .use-. handling of th e ball e x t r e m e l y d iffi­ cult. la s t fe w tho hall in to It was th e ele v e n th , w ith th e score 4 and 4 a n d T e x a s a t th e b a t when Anderson an d C one successively flew out th e o u tfield . Gam brel! got to first base on a n e r r o r by B re w ­ er. Morning ca m e n e x t w ith a wal lop into left field fo r tw o base s, p la c ­ T he g a m e ing Gambrel on was won when F o w le r g ro u n d e d to Pitcher M cL arty, w ho booted th e ball. and Gambrell raced h o m e f o r th e final run. th ird . The game w as a p r e t t i l y co nteste d S o u th ­ affair from s t a r t to finish. western got o ff on t h e w r o n g fo o t in the first inning, h ow e v er, and T exas scored three runs. T h is lead w as a d d ­ ed to in the f o u r t h in n in g when a n ­ other run w as r e g i s t e r e d by A n d e r ­ son. S o u th w e s te rn ’s a c ti v i t y in run getting began in t h e f o u r th when one L e n t . H e said t h a t tally was m ade. One r u n each in th e sixth, eighth, an d n in th , tied th e score The visitors m a d e a d e s p e r a te e f ­ fort in the th e gam e. Three men w ere p e rc h e d on th e sack! when the la s t m a n w a s s t r u c k o u t by Cone, and th e c h a n ces f o r t h e victory went gilm m ering. to win te n th ! ed. Administration— Retiring C ab i­ net Members (Jive Brief Re­ sume of Years Work. At the vesper services of the Y. VV. t • A. j e s t e r d i y afterno on, the cabi­ f e a t u r e , by net for next y e a r was installed, with fittin g ceremonies. The old and new cabinets, all in white, entered in p ro ­ cessional, s in g in g as th ey advanced. Eau!) re tirin g m em ber gave to her suc­ la rg e circle, cessor a s e g m e n t of a t w o ..................vR.nClli. ic jjrf B e n tin g so m e u it- ( ach se g m e n t re p re s e n tin g some dif- it up to th e H o u s e ferent b r a n c h o f a s s o c ia tio n w o rk. On receiving th ese seg m en ts, t h e ineom ing ca bin et m em bers put in olace, the whole fo rm in g a com plete blue circle, surrou nd ed by gold band, re p re s e n tin g the association as the a whole. old cabinet to the new, each gave a brief re sum e of h er y e a r ’s work, concluding with good wishes to h e r successor. As resigned th e m em bers of th e ir places th em a Dr. W. T. M a th e r conducted the devotional exercises, and Miss Eunice Aden made a t a lk on ‘The S p irit of C h ris t in th e A ssociation.” Miss Anne A y n e sw o rth presided and m ade the] m ain address. Miss P an sey Lawhon I The services olayed a violin solo. dosed with th e usual vesper hymn. The following m em bers of th e new *°s ue i s v ote s e n t lts fin al p assage. The a m e n d ­ or m e n t was ta k e n up in the House on she m o rn in g of th e last day, and while n a n y of the friends of the resolution were alre a d y on th e ir way home, the n ec e s s a ry tw o -th ird s were not p re s ­ ume How ever, J u d g e T. I). Rowell was in he S p e a k e r’s C h air when the resolu ­ tion cam e up, and he ruled t h a t since -he H ouse had a lre a d y given the nec- 3 s s a r y tw o -th ird s m a jo rity for its sub­ mission, t h a t only a m ajo rity was nec­ e s s a ry to concur in th e Senate am end- nen ts. R ep re s e n ta tiv e W. T. B agby >f L avaca C ounty raised the point of ir d e r t h a t to s trik e out the bond fea- ure of the resolution was a radical h a n g e and n ot a c o rrec tin g am end- provides t h a t eve ry a m en d m e n t to a C o n stitu tio n al a m e n d m e n t w ith th e ex- option of th e co rrec tin g am endm e nts o u s t receive a tw o -th ird s vote. The •hair overru led th e point of order, Bagby appealed from the decision of -he chair, and the ch a ir w as su stain- President, M a r g u e rite John. Vice p re sid e n t, C h a rlo tte Spence. S e cretary , Mildred Chum lea. T re a s u re r, Louise Megee. C h a irm a n of Music C om m ittee, Coronal Thom as. P o s te r C om m ittee, Pauline P in c k ­ H ow ever, Mr. B ag b y s ta te d t h a t he would f i g h t its subm ission t h ro u g h all he c o u rts of T ex a s before it was sub- n itte d . R e p re s e n ta tiv e C harles B. t h a t M etcalfe of S an A ngelo s ta te d ’ie intended to m a n d a m u s th e S e c t ­ a r y of th e S ta te in an e f f o r t to g et it sub m itted. Rice. ter. ney. beth H unter. Association New s C om m ittee, E liz a ­ Social Service, R uth P o tts and B erneta Minkwitz. Religious M eetings C om m ittee, Clio A s s is ta n t T r e a s u r e r , Linda L a n c a s ­ G overno r J a m e s E. F e rg u s o n s ta te d Practical Needs C om m ittee— G ladys h a t he w as of th e opinion t h a t Mr. Walsh. B a g b y ’s con ten tio ns t h a t the re so lu -1 T exan Jo n as am ended by th e S enate m u st I Gould. again receive a tw o -th ird s vote was t h a t he would not call o rre c t, and circ um ­ he election u n d e r p re s e n t ring. R ep re s e n ta tiv e , Roselle Bible S tu dy C om m ittee, Anne H e r ­ Social C om m ittee, Hallie Reed Greer. M olesworth. Hall. Mission S tu d y C om m ittee, K athleen Conference and Convention, R uth S tu d e n t V o lu n teer R epresen tativ e, Lizzie Blasdel. P R O F . E. V. W H IT E TO LEA V E. the corresp on din g By w inn ing all ten poin ts y este rd a y , the T exan U n iv e rs ity M ethodists a re leading in th e a tte n d a n c e con test now going on b etw een T e x a s and S o u th ­ w estern. As th e score now stan d s T exas h a s 23 points while S o u th w e s t­ In recko nin g the ern has scored 17. 5 scores a t te n d a n c e counts points collection 3 and in a t t e n d ­ increase Sun ance o v e r day l a s t m on th is valued a t 2 points. Y e s te r d a y ’s Sunday school a t t e n ­ dance a t th e U n iv ersity M ethodist ch urch to taled 1108 while th e a tte n dance a t G eorgetow n fell ab o u t 300 S o u th w est short of t h a t num ber. e r n ’s collection was doubled by the the V a rs ity M ethodists, an d Texa* won the 2 points a c c ru in g to increase n a tte n d a n c e . By scorin g 3 more points n e x t S un day T e x a s will win th e contest, h u t Rev. S h u le r urg e s t h a t a l a r g e nu m b er a tte n d n e x t S a b ­ b ath in o rd e r to m ake T e x a s ’ victory a c e rta in ty . LOAN FUND WILL BE ESTABLISHED pie P a s se s Both Houses— M et­ calfe th e Author. A resolution passed by th e le g isla­ tu re to s u b m it to the people o f T ex a s a C on stitu tio n al a m e n d m e n t provides t h a t each county m ay vote a ta x to create a loan fund fo r th e pu rp o se of issistin g s tu d e n ts to sec u re an educa ‘ion a t th e S ta t e in stitu tio n s of highe It is m ade optional w h e th e r learning. o r n ot th e county votes to estab lis the loan fund, and a lim itatio n of 50 •ents on th e h und red dollars is pro vided for. of introdu ced by The R esolution was R e p re s e n ta tiv e M etcalfe Tom Green County. Mr. M etcalfe h as con­ sented to w rite an a rtic le som e tim i for th e Daily Texan e x p la in in g the effe c t of th e a m e n d m e n t, an d he has also exp ressed a desire to a d d re s s th e students upon th e question. The a m e n d m e n t will be s u b m itte t this s u m m e r a t the sam e election a t which th e o th e r C o nstitu tio nal a m e n d ­ m ents a r e voted upon. Mr. M etcalfe wishes th** s tu d e n ts of th e U n iv e rsity and A. & M. College to o rg a n iz e and work for th e success of th is am end rrient. cabinet w ere installed: Resolution to Subm it to Vote of Peo The line-up o f t h e L o n g h o rn s w a s changed, ow ing t h e a b s e n c e of to Shortstop M assey. G a m b re ll took his place and M on nin g p lay ed second. l r spite of the s h a k e -u p th e te a m showed a disposition to field a n d b a t in th e ir same capable m a n n e r . The stands w ere well filled. A l a r g e contingent of G e o rg e to w n r o o te r s w ere on hand. The crow d w a s loyal to the last, practically all p r e s e n t s t a y i n g until the g a m e w a s fin ished . Bailey s t a r t e d p i t c h i n g f o r T ex a s and held down his p o sitio n well. Th^ cold w eather, h ow e v er, caused his arm to pain, a n d he w a s relieved by Cone. Bob pitched a s t e a d y gam e, and upon several o ccasions pulled h im ­ F o r the self out of d iffic u lt holes. visitors, M cL a rty p itc h e d th e e n tire game, and k e p t t h e L o n g h o r n s ’ h its pretty well s c a tte re d . AB. R. H. PO. A. E I 3 4 The box score: Southwestern: Brewer, ss 3 0 ............... 3 ................. 3 o Pierce, 2 b ................ 5 o Lyons, lf Harris, c o ................. 4 Nettles, cf .............. 5 o ............ 5 Maxwell, r f 1 Matlock, 3b .......... 5 McDaniel, l b ......... 4 McLacity, p 0 0 0 14 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 2 5 0 0 I I 0 I I 0 Totals . 38 4 7 33 16 5 Varsity Gambrell, ss Monning, 2b Fowler, ......... 4 . . . lf 3b r f .... cf . . . is, lb . h c . . . Ander Bailey, p Cone, p Total* AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 0 I 2 I 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 2 0 12 0 I 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 1 0 2 0 0 I 7 0 3 2 I 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 6 5 3 5 4 5 2 3 5 7x31 l l 3 stances. is L ea d ers of both sides have differ- 3n t opinions as to w h a t th e re su lts vill be. However, on account of th e a 'a c t t h a t G overnor F e rg u s o n ;tro n g p ro p o n e n t of the C en tral Board dea, m a n y th in k t h a t it will be a t e a s t tw o m ore y e a rs before the two n s titu tio n s will be s e p a rated . Even she m o st e n th u sia s tic p ro pon en ts of ;ep aratio n do not hope to g e t the Gov- 3r n o r to s u b m it th e question to th e Special Session t h a t will convene on he tw e n ty -n in th of April. •J* •J* I * * * * •J* * * * r * * * * * * »?« »?. »L »•< C H A P E L N O T IC E S . T h e f i r s t service was l a r g e ­ th e singing ly a tte n d e d and w as good. Everybody was in a good hum or and seemed to s t a r t an x io u s term I t is hoped t h a t the rig h t. good la s t t h r o u g h o u t the term . resolutions will th e up T h e m eetings of th e whole to week will be given m usic. Everybody will sing f o r th e most p a r t, th o u g h a t tim e s th ere will be a t t r a c ­ tiv e special music. Come and s in g and h e a r o th e rs sing. v * * 1 V J . * * * * 9 * v and one o u t f o r b u n t i n g x a i i u x c LU L O U C H t h i r d base strike foul. * V V V V * * S u m m a r y : T h r e e b a s e h i t ; M a x - base<- p ° ' l,J*se h l t ’ M o n n i n g ; s t o l e n m b r e l>- M o n n in g , W i l l i a m s ; inning 5 bv vt r lev V c h e d ’ b y B a i l ^ 6. b y C one y 11; s t r u c k o u t » by Bai- ■' Cone 6, b y M c L a r i t y 7; base s on balls, off Bailey I, off Cone 2, o f f M c L a rty 3; hit by pitcher, H a r ­ ris, B re w e r (2 ), by Cone, Gambrell ( 2) by M c L a r ty ; passed ball, Anderson I; double play, A nderson to W illiams to U m p ire Blebaum. E dm ond. Will Become Dean o f College of I n ­ d u s tria l Arts. D E L E G VI ES FROM C. I. A. Prof. E. V. W hite, head of th e Divi­ sion of Public School Im p ro v e m e n t has been elected Dean of th e College of In d u strial A rts, a t Denton, succeed ing Mr. B anks, a t a re cen t m eeting of the board of regents. Mr. W hite will tak e up his duties a t C. I. A. th e f i r s t of April. BAYLOR R E P R E S E N T A T IV E S . to College P re s s Service: Baylor, March 22: R ep re s e n ta tiv e - of B aylor the T ex as In terco llegiate P ress associa tion, which m eets a t Denton with the College of Industrial A rts A pri local I and 2, were elected by th e college club a t their m eetin g la s t of Goodnight, week. B. V. Ellzey ed ito r of the Round-Up, will go as a m em ber of th e executive com m ittee of th e S ta te association, and th e r e g ­ u la r delegates selected w ere: Miss C ath erin e L attim ore of Waco, Miss Doyle T hraikill of San Antonio and H arold W. W alker of Dallas. L ite ra ry C lubs Elect R ep re sen tativ es to F e d e ra tio n Meeting. College P re s s Service: C. I. A., M arch 22.— The C h a p p a ra l L ite ra ry Club and the M ary KJeanor B recken ridg e Club have elected dele to re p re s e n t them a t a m e e t­ gates ing of the W o m en ’s F e d e ra te d Clubs which is to be held in W a x ah ac h ie on he 15th, 16th and 17th of April. Miss th e Elizabeth W r ig h t will re p re s e n t the haps and Miss Besoin C u y le r M. E. B ’s. Y. M. C. A. IN S T A L L A T IO N . The Y. M. C. A. held its r e g u la r m eetin g la s t S un d ay a f te rn o o n a t 3 o'clock. A t th is m eetin g the o f f i c e r s , who w ere elected in the la te r p a r t of th e w in te r te rm , were installed. The follow ing offic ers w ere installed : ’r e s id e n t^ . I. K ilp atrick ; vice p re s i­ dent, S am Jo e k e l; reco rd in g se c re ta ry , I if to n Morris. The r e t i r i n g p re sident, College P re s s Serv T C. U. W I L L E V E N W E land. now P A P E R . i* n e < io N I S W H E T H E R all ^ nil He will ‘ S e p te m b e r C h ris tia n foe- won his f a m e as an at/, derbilt, h a v in g been award* o tte rs for his work. E N G AG EM E N T A N N O U N C E l Mr. arid Mrs. J o s e p h E. Cockrell a n ­ nounce th e e n g a g e m e n t of th e ir d au gh- Alleu t e r , Jo sep h in e, to R o b ert N . Watfcin, Ralph F eagin , fo rm e r editor of th e la s t in A ustin T exa n was v isitin g w eek. W ight, m ade a re p o rt of of the p a s t y e a r. K ilp atrick m ade a s h o rt ta lk o u tlin in g the f u t u r e work o f the A ssociation. th e work T ex a s ’06. L. L. H inton paid a b rie f visit to l e x a n office y e s te r d a y m o rn in g the -tai*. T H E D A I L Y T E X A N * THE DAILY TEXAN in newsgathering and writing; ,Wlth University people and af- T h . Student Daily Publication of t h . ^ ‘I f T * 3 wide acquaintance University of T exas fairs. Published every morning except Mon- I hose who wish to try for a on the sta ff should see eith- cr the managing editor or the Entered as second-class m atter at the | editor-in-chief in the T e x a n of day during the college year. Postoffice at Austin, Texas, ender fjc e the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. .Subscription price $2.50 if paid before IC O N U E R N I N f 1 T M F rj December I, otherwise $3.00. ‘ f i r i n g _ LINE. Stuart M cGregor Dan W illiams Tom Poppelw ell. . . . Business M anager A ELV E I that m ak es it I he S m o o th e st S m o k in g T o b a c c o . IOC tins and 5c m etal-lin ed bags. 3 C T D C K <$■ /My i ts Ootfacco Gx l l I C VICTOR VICTROLAS — and— PLAYER PIANOS Special Terms Allowed If you happen to short, or * anl to buy a J, anything else, see , — *» dlan»ond or L A. JACKSON 617 E g ress Avenue UNIVERSITY ACADEMY 2 2 1 2 Gaudalupe. C C - M A P E S , P rop. W. A. Achilles & Co FANCY GROCERIES tv n COUNTRY P r o d u c e ® H e a d q U a Goeord it.'^and “i f we to ea t.” V have a' e Osgood Especial attention ties and Fraternities c< ° ori* J. R. Reed Music Company 805 Cong. Both Phones 524 Phones 862 Popular Sheet Music 10c. 901 Congress Avft tom D. SMITH f a n c y GROCERIES . a r ~ __ a* i. in t r t ill ing all Firing Line articles to be signed. This was done with one end in view, namely, the protec­ tion of the readers of, and the contributors to the Firing Line. So long as unsigned articles were published, it left the Firing Line open to the wag who wished to have some fun by stirring up a sensation, the crank and griper who wished to throw bricks I rom behind a screen, and to the issue editor who needec filler. to 11 a .student is sufficiently in- crested in a proposition to pre­ the sent it to the readers o f Texan, he ought to have the backbone to endorse it, and it ought to be well enough written that he is not ashamed of it. On the other hand, it will keep the readers from thinking that they •ire being made the brunt of a joke, and it will add a personal interest to the articles. BETTER SERVICE. FO UN TAIN FOR BAYLOR. Special VV ire Service Insures Prompt Deliveries. In order that not even the eleventh lour man may not be disappointed Faster morning Moore & Morrison have arranged to wire in all orders received this week and insure delivery of the suit in time for the great spring style show day. College Press Service: in the campus, Baylor, March 22.— As an ornam en­ tation to the Baylor the freshmen class voted last week to erect a fountain in front of the young women’s dormi­ tories. A special design will be work­ ed out to include the freshm en class emblem and a comm ittee was appoint­ ed to arrange for a contract at once. lily pond just ( olo. I © lie g e .— At engineer it was proven that St. prevented some the / v'"'* " v“ k“cl fro™ realizing The protracted cold weather has stunt party, Patrick was a civil engineer. - Mirhivnn • O f a literary society, the “student*bod V W ill Rive their views concerning f r a - ' l e n t tensities. This question has been be fore the students for a long time. the < ° ear a PProach of Easter, which falls rather early this year and some will *>e disappointed unless they avail “h is w , TC'' TTT " eStabl'Sh‘ Regular Dinner 25c Regular Supper 25c COZY CORNER Kansas.—Because he took the pic­ ture of a rustic couple for the Jay- hawker, the annual photographer was forced to retreat before the infuriated swain. The plate was a dandy, they say. loyal ( alifornia. Some Irishmen with a can of green paint compelled the big C on the campus to “wear the green” on St. Patrick’s day. The sophomores turned sleuths, but were unsuccessful. The m ilitary summer 3amp will be held a t Ft. W infield Scott, and branches of army tactics md coast defense will be taught. Men laving attended will be eligible for future volunteer officers. the Missouri— Because engineers lad a cage float on which rested a cell that was labeled “The home of the first-year law yers,” there was a fight between the two departments, in which the float was burned. The en­ gineers rushed the Law Building, and after a long fig h t the ceremony wras finally resumed. Some insulted laws captured the engineers’ mule which rode on a float called “his m aster’s voice.” and they began a parade of the campus with their rescued mascot. Hurrying through, the engineers again gave fight, running the laws to their *teps and turning a fire hose on them, but the latter reversed the hose, and everybody got drenched. A fter fig h t­ ing until they were tired, the fight w’as stopped by the faculty with some difficulty. Try The Troy Laundry get"elsew here! “ * d° ne S° that y ° Ur tie slips easy’ You can’t PHONE 73—WE DO THE REST. S A N I T A R Y m n m i n ' f e r e n t a t 0 u r S o d a F o u n t a i n SANITARY INDIVIDUAL REFRESH M ENT SERVICE Each Server Used Once Only. U N I V E R S I T Y D R U G S T O R E “Always Up and Doing.” T1 J — c. H. HURLEY O. M. DAVIS GRIFFITH DRUG COMPANY WHERE Q UALITY COUNTS Ovt ; H alf Million P rescriptions Filled. A gents For: Morris Candies and Conklin Fountain Pens. K O D A K ( FILMS I FINISH ING E A S T M A N I u Best Work in S h ortest Time. , . FILMS I k o d a k s MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY SAVES YOU MONEY AND IS THE BEST Phone 685 THE STUDEN TS’ FRIEND 1504 Lavaca Street U niversity Tailor Shop. ' eaniug, Pressing and Repairing R- H. SMITH s “ d" “ - - « » c . R. SAUR fop. o f the Photograph Gallery in. West Eighth Street. Phone 1645. C O A L | m o l e s t e r c o a l co, Phones 246. Stacy-Robbins Co. R ea l E s t a t e , Insurance Loana a I S T .* “ . o f f par,s of the <%• ,Ce8: 7, 4 avenue, A.,Ii, I^ G ttB E R iT O T BM I 319' 320’ 321 Sca^ 997 m n t ° neS’ ° ld 1506’ new 101 97 O ld , 355 New. University ho™ INO. L. MARTIN fo r stu d en t lam ps and supplies. Ever?. th ln g electrical. Phone 320. 408 Con- gress. Old Phone 825. 2214 Guadalupe St. Work and Prices Both Right DR. F. W. SMITH DENTIST 799 r < Congress Ave. Austin, Tex. Opp. Avenue Hotel Phone 1034. A U STIN PRESBYTERIAN SANITORIUM 14th and Congress Ave. Students cared for through Room 506 Littlefield Bldg* Fifth DR. W. R. WEBER DENTIST Floor, Austin, Texas. Swann Furniture and Carpet Co. THE BIG STORE. WE FURNISH FRATERNITY HOUSES ON CREDIT. THE JORDAN CO. fi1° c o n g r e s s a v e U niversity Hospital Fund. ______________BranCh ° ffice at Van Smilth Drug Company. OPEN. CLUB RATES. . Men who kno*. i rte s ta ff of the ancxan will begin within vt few days. Every stu- ,v who is the least inclined to- ird newspaper work is urged A) try for a place on the sta ff. Mrs. Sale will g iv e a rate of six les­ sons for $4 to clubs of five or more. Glasses Monday and Thursday nights and Wednesday afternoon at Protec­ tion Hall. All modern dances taught, including the Tippererary Two-step, the latest dance out. Orchestra music Work on the Texan is b en efic on cIass ni£hts Phone 2590. It teaches prom pt-: Strawberry Short Cak,e Pure and -------- 1— = — cial to a student in more ways than one. ness, for today’s issue of a daily paper can never be gotten out j It teaches accuracy! tomorrow’. Delicious. M 7 V P A D M E D L U Z .I L U K I M tK The Austin National Bank of Austin, Texas Resources $.5,000,000 UNITED STATES d e p o s i t a o v KNOWS THE STUDEN TS’ W A N T S « D W ANTS T H E STUDENTS’ B U SIN E SS * E. P. WILMOT, President WM. H| FOLTS, Vice-President ° F F 1 C ® S : r m p f “ IRSHFELD- Cashier. a £ C. M. BARTHOLOMEW. Asst. Cashier O ffices: University, Room 120 Main Building; up-town, 206 W. Sixth St Telephones: University office 3149; up-town office, 489. Issue E&tor Today R. M. W AGSTAFF. L. B rady................ Associate Editor S ta ff Today IP II. Dailey Roselle Gould U. C. Brady S. Dodd G. Simpson I. Chasm&n John Smith E. G. Luter OUR POLICY. With this issue of the Daily Texan a new editorial manage­ ment makes its debut. In gen­ eral, it will be the policy of the Daily Texan to stand for those things which it deems best for the greatest good of the greatest number of students of the Uni versity of Texas. A little more specifically, it shall be our policy to spread a little less salve than was the policy of one of our pre­ decessors, to use a little less cold water than was the policy o f an­ other, and to be a little less ready with the scissors than was the policy o f still another. regardless of We will remember that the Daily Texan belongs to the S tu ­ dents’ Association and not to the Texan sta ff. Still, we expect to act independently in some cases. The editor of the Texan, along with numerous other “servants of the people,” is often placed in a predicament by the two theor ies governing his case, one of which demands that he act in ac­ cordance with the wishes of the m ajority of his constituents, the other, that he act as he thinks best for the m ajority of his con­ stituents their wishes. We will try to split the difference, givin g student body a voice in most instances, individual­ but putting enough l y into the editorial columns to o them from being entirely 2 dently, we wish to state there is any student in ersity who does not care JI the editorials every 'ill not stop his paper ng to read them. He 5 and have a daily ght and one half ding m atter left, su fficien t suit the less. the *» run °nd Qf HD Co. ND E hing have Rood orori- ■'•eels 5 Are, •t our y, 1 >0, and e or istin ugh 102. irg. Easter Hats and Dresses TRACK PRACTICE BEGUN AT BAYLOR T B X A W. W'e invite y o u r c ritic a l ju d g m e n t of o u r npu- Street an d D re ssy M odels. WOMAN’S TOGGERY SHOP t h e STORE Y O U 'V E h e a r d s o m u c h a b o u t n i n t h a n d (ON G R ES S AVE. M. & S. MATTIESEN M illinery ' UrospeCt s th a n ,or Winning Te a m B e t t e r Last R eason — T h r e e M eet» S ch ed u led . College Press Service: ‘o r ' s t V [ T few of B ay- Cl; de Penrod1 ”, ' l'f,ort*d to C a p u i n w a rm er we ni, . Fold devotees of t h / begin regular w l ? " three m ee t/ ,h /t Pr6limi; " Pproach a " d track w i" " T f<>r the / ^ | spring. The tra!-k a n d " ♦ beinc nut d e0 an im provem ent over last season. rile m eets scheduled a r e : l)u a | meet u, Waco with S o u th w estern of -eorgetown, April :i; t r i a n g u l a r meet a t Brownwood with Howard P ay n e t h a t amel B a k e r colleges of < ty, and the final m eet of th e South- western conference at A ustin will be tim e d u r in g May. Moat h.” « some South” "‘m I 0 '" ^ tHiS SeCti0n o f th(' re Pr<*ent«i in the last m eet N E W M A N C L I B M E E T IN G . The regular m e e tin g o f th e N e w ­ man ( lub w as held last S u n d ay m orn- m g a t 11:30. The in stallatio n of „f. to serve d u rin g the I leers who a r e s p rin g term , took place. A f t e r the re p o rts of the old com m ittees were heard, P resid en t O ’Donnell announced the m em b ers c o m p risin g the d iffe re n t te°rmm , t T T‘ Y * ™ dUri' ^ th e s p r i n l-r ! ,l P lan s an d a r r a n g e m e n ts th a t have been m ade f o r th e ann ual i b re a k fa st to be held S und ay, M arch -o, were discussed. The a tte n d a n c e a t th e m eetin g s has increase, due shown q uite a decided principally to th e frie n d ly riv a lry be­ tween the d iffe re n t baseball te a m s to the p e n n a n t for best member-1 gain a d jo u rn in g P re sid e n t ship. Before : U Donnell announced a m eeting of the cab inet fo r S u nday afte rn o o n a t 5:80. If you do. and if y o u ’re w illing to w ork “y o u r h ead ,” see A. E. /ELLERS, DAVID B. Hall A p J “ C?® E’ or WM.E. LOOSE B. H a H t none . I , , YOU MAY BEGIN NOW, OR AT CONCLUSION OF PRES ENT SCHOOL YEAR. The A m erican N ational B a n k Austin, Texas. U. S. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY. Capital Surplus deposits Resources .................. ............... .........................................................................$ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ................. * ...................................................................... 3 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 .................................................................................... 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 SOLICITS YOUR ACCOUNT. 1. A Wroe V i£ p rge-JW\ LittIefield’ President. t.C. Roberdeau, Vice-President H P f £ f f l ?idT ’ Ca/ hier ^ H. Davis. Vice-President Carl T ^ ^ S S S ^ S & r Miss Annie E n glish has re tu rn e d to her home in Dallas a f t e r a few days visit with friend s here. ukasch Cafe and Grocery Miss M ary E v an s is v isitin g in Milford, h er home. tUiihhouse^ Chicken and other O yster Loaves. Fancy Groceries and Fruits. Picnic Lunches. Miss Lillian W omack has been in Hillsboro this la s t week. CoEmeUintaandStake°a ^ b r i g h t e s t Style Show’ combined the ^ SUITS $15 UP TO $.15. an d ‘’'oon. e n l o w i n g With th e n ew est an d m ost b eautiful sty le,. 6 1 6 tljE S S S4VRNUK, NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary th' ”l’rlni< t o S T n " n“1 on account ol ntla- zizv:: be ioti™ tsM «•««»(»zz THE CO-OP ! mner and Suppera Order. J 0 E WUKASCH?Prop. Phone 4007 uu'- I ^ Corner 23d and Guadalupe. Phone 1071 FOR THE MAN WHO CARES TOM and RALPH Miss M ary F a rr e ll re tu rn ed from Waco, where she has been v isit­ ing this p a s t w^eek. has Mr. H e n ry Coke K night is ill a t Seton In firm a ry . Miss M a r y G re er will be in B eau ­ m ont this week. $ T o o WHAT DO THINK ABOUT IT? YES THF PHrrK* u /n r “ E i R™ E“ s e d u c e d l a t e r , r u t t e NEXT S i x r o SUBSCRIBE WILL LET A MARCH MAL FREE > r o n g . . . shoWi P ices consistent | 0w on display F Congress Ave. b u d i n g t o n . a s h o rt visit. Miss M ary B ryan is in Houston for Down Town. v ? e o f <;aiIo rin g th at cannot be excelled. Quality and workmanship. S pring woolens Miss Rosalie Meeks will be in j Houston this week. WHY NOW? ? n vnn® ™“ELY 1>VTTING THE PROPOSITION UP ii t AN GET ALONG VERY WEI I p v i- v H Y OU DO READ YOUR NEIGHBOR’S PAPER , / a Miss J u lia H o a rd and Miss M ary Old P h o n e 1269 I S helton h ave been spending the week end with Miss Louise Crow. a AUSTIN '"« u ,F ” dS(ANrrAR,UM SUNDRY ^ work strmtlxr b s t T V *— » * cen^s > underwear, 12*/£ cents per suit. blrictiy guaranteed. G. W. VARDEN, Proprietor. Dixon Gulley, LL. B. T4 is C ounty A tto rn ey o f D im m it County. He is in A ustin on business for a few days. He and B ert Thom pson compose the i law fi rm of Thom pson & Gulley. Gul­ ley re p o rts a son, J a m e s Luse Gulley, born on F e b r u a r y 12. CAN YOU? % THAT- WE WOULD LIKE TO PUT r! YOUR NAME ON THE LIST. SIMPLE. JUST COME AROUND TO THE OFFICE ANY MORMNC, TELL u s WHERE TO SEND IT. A M , DE- THE F R n r r e s „ t„ „ S E T O N I N F I R M A R Y y the Sisters of Charity o f St. Vincent de Paul. e Incorporated April 5, 1900. Strawberry Short Cake D e liv e r e d . COZY CORNER $1.00 Program Today: C r e s c e n t t h e a t r e Explanation forced. “ HILL GIV ES A SM OK E R .’ Ray Hee in two parts, featuring Richard Stanton and Leona Hutton in “ON THE HIGH SEAS. 1915 CACTUS CARDS ON SALE At Co-Op and in Corridors Office Hours Editor— 10-12 T. T., W. F., 12-1. Manager- -9-1LT. T. S. 12-1 M. W. F. DO NOT FAIL TO GET A CARD Positively No Extras Ordered. BAYLOR I N T E R C L A S S D E B A T E . College P r e s s S erv ice : B aylor, M arch 23.—-T h e questio n of th e A m e ric a n m e rc h a n t su b sid iz in g m a rin e h a s been selected a s th e s u b ­ je c t fo r th e a n n u a l in te r-c la s s d e b a te of B ay lor betw een the fr e s h m e n an d is one of th e th e so po hm ores. T his m ost e n t h u s i a s t i c c o n te s ts of th e u n ­ d e r t h a t c la s s m e n m e a n s m uch th e w in n in g c la s s ’ honors fo r to th e year. a v icto ry an d E r n e s t G w a ltn e y an d I). B. C a rr i- ga n from th e f i r s t y e a r men will s u p ­ th e a f f i r m a t i v e of th e q u estio n, port a n d R. E. a n d H e n d e rs o n B a rto n G ro g a n will s o p h o ­ th e r e p r e s e n t m o re s on th e n ega tiv e . The d e b a te will be held IO. c h a w l A p ril in C a rro l S ir.*.-a m e s and Cream, Fresh Strawberry Sundae, Strawber­ ries Served in Every Style. COZY CORNER ; M yron G. Blalock, re p re s e n ta tiv e in th e S t a t e l e g i s l a t u r e fro m H a rriso n C ounty, h a s r e - e n t e r e d school. Mr. Blalock w ith d re w fro m school when th e l e g i s l a t u r e convened in J a n ­ is Mr. B lalock’s second uary . T h is te rm le g is la tu re , a n d he has th e the d is tin c tio n of b e in g th e y o u n g e s t m e m b e r of th e low er House. in T H E ELLIOTTS. T h e C a c tu s p h o t o g r a p h r u s h is over. Now is th e tim e to hav e som e fine p ic tu re s m ade. S a m e r a te s , b u t m ore tim e f o r c a re fu l w o rk, a t t h e E l l io t t s ’. HOW’ A B O U T I T ? A C C I D E N T I N S U R A N C E C O M P A ­ N I E S P A Y D O U B L E I N DEM N IT Y . F o r in ju rie s s u s ta in e d w hile a s s u r e d is on a s t r e e t car. E x p e rie n c e has t a u g h t th e m th e ch a n ces of i n j u r y a r e I S N T IT W O R T H W H I L E re m o te . TO C O N S I D E R S A F E T Y AS W E L L AS S P E E D . A U S T I N S T R E E T R A IL W A Y CO. ALL NIGHT SERVICE ALL PARTS OF CITY 25c Jitne Service Headquarters Avenue Hotel. University Transfer Co. CARS RENTED $1.50 PER HOUR. Both Phones 196. W lT M lT M nW litM W ^^ — Bound Volume of THE DAILY TEXAN --for-- $5.00 Place Y our Order N O W COUNTY CONTESTS TO BE HELD SOON Freshmen. Interest in Coming Meet (trowing. Prelim inaries Being Held in Various Counties. OFFICIAL NOTICES Reagan. The R e a g a n L i t e r a r y Society will have its r e g u l a r m e e tin g today. Junior Class. J u n i o r C lass m e e tin g tod ay a t I o’clock in Room 126. V ery i n v a r i a n t . T H E P R E S ID E N T . S peakers’ Club. S p eak e rs Club p ro g r a m fo r March 22. 191*., will be th e p re lim in a rie s for the fre sh m a n dec la m ation contest. F re s h m a n s p r i n g te rm offic ers will be elected in th e a u d ito riu m on T h u r s ­ d a y at I o’clock. W I N C H E S T E R K E L S O , Presiden t. Sigm a Delta Psi. T ests fo r th e S en io r g ra d e o f the S ig m a Delta Psi will be held on T u e s ­ day. W e d nesd ay and T h u rs d a y of th is veek at 4:30 p. rn. on C lark Field. All men t r y i n g fo r the senior g ra d e a re eligible to compete. A T H L E T IC D IR E C T O R . J u n io r Girls. The J u n i o r P rom , will be held F r i ­ day n ig h t, M arch 26. P le ase m ak e y o u r d ates, check y o u r s e n io r’s nam e, and buy y o u r tic k e t a t once. Co-eds Voting Box. All women s tu d e n ts a r e ex pe cted to vote f o r Queen of th e P a g e a n t , th e ballot box to be open a t Mrs. K irb y ’s desk all day F r i d a y and up to S a t ­ is selected u rd a y noon. T he queen fro m th e sen io r class. th e g irls of P a g e a n t will be held on C lark Field. th e e v e n in g of April 8. E v e r y girl p lease ca s t h e r vote. Pierian. T h e P e r i a n L i t e r a r y S ociety will its r e g u l a r m e e tin g T u esd a y , hold M arch 23, a t 5 o’clock. Present Day Club. The r e g u l a r m e e tin g of th e P re s e n t Day Club th is a fte rn o o n . M Y R T L E B R O W N , P re s id e n t. Winsonians. I All m e m b e r s will m eet a t D elta Chi I House to n i g h t a t 8 o ’clock. Mr. Skiles will e n t e r t a i n . Musical Tea. T h e W o m a n ’s A u x i l i a r y o f All S a i n t s ’ C h a p e l will g ive a m usical tea a t “ G r e g g H o u s e ” T u e s d a y a f te rn o o n , M a rc h 22, 4 to 6 o ’clock. F r e e will o f f e r in g . t h e In ter-F ratern ity Baseball. An i m p o r t a n t m e e tin g of r e p r e s e n ­ I n t e r f r a t e r n i t y b a s e ­ le a g u e h a s been called f o r this ta t i v e s of ball a f te r n o o n a t 3 o ’clock in room 118. R O B E R T T H O M P S O N , P re s id e n t. GI V E- A -BOOK MOV EM ENT. in I C ollege P r e s s S e n ice: ; T. C. U., M arch 22.— A c a m p a ig n I called th e G ive-a-B ook M o v em en t has | 1 been s t a r t e d i n te r e s ts of the th e U n iv e r s ity L ib ra r y . E ac h s tu d e n t and f r ie n d of th e U n iv e r s ity is as k e d to g iv e one o r m o re books to th e lib ra ry . |T h e l i b ra ria n a n n o u n c e s 4,000 i v olum es a r e now' on th e shelv es of J th e old l i b r a r y , all of which have been to ta l d e s tru c tio n of ad ded since th e old F iv e h u n ­ in 1909. d re d v o lu m es h ave been added since la s t S e p te m b e r. th e l i b r a r y t h a t NO J I T N E Y S FOR C. I. A. College P r e s s Service: C. I. A., M a r c h 22.— One of th e m o st i n t e r e s t i n g a n n o u n c e m e n ts m ad e by P r e s i d e n t B r a lle y th is week w a s t h a t d esp ite th } f a c t t h a t Denton now pos­ sesses tw o j i tn e y s the college in g e n ­ e ra l would still patro n iz e th e “ College L im ite d .” T h is, t r a n s l a t e d , m e a n s t h a t th e C. I. A. g irls will ride hack an d f o r th to to w n on the s t r e e t ca r, as h e re to fo re . C M \ ER SITY DEM ONSTR ATORS. M isses E d ith Allen an d J e s s ie Rich a r e now a t Hico, T exas, g iv in g th e ir d e m o n s t r a t i o n s in th e D e p a r t m e n t of T h ey H om e W e lf a r e Division. r e ­ e n th u s ia s tic a lly p o r t t h e i r m e e tin g s a t t e n d e d , a n d a p p r e c ia te d by th e p u b ­ T h e y a r e holding t h e i r m e e tin g s lic. t h r o u g h o u t t h e ru ra l d is tric ts of T ex a s a n d will n o t r e t u r n before J u n e . COMBINATION EFFECTS IN PUMPS AT DILLINGHAM'S t e x a n w ant ads T e x a n w a n ts ads will bring fesa|ti T h e price is Ic per word for th! , in s e rtio n , th re e insertions for Z v ad t a k e n f o r less th a n 25c Call * * *d 120 M ain Bldg. Pay in the phone V t a k e n o v er LODGE NOTICE. balled Meet mg of Hill ( tty Lodge No 465 A. F. & A Tuesday! e v e n in g a t 7:30 for work in Ma. t e r ’s Degree. Members of AustT L o d g e No. 12 and visiting broth,' cord ia lly invited. k b M w w ' M H. f . M c d o n a l d , J N O . W. HAWKINS I ' * Secy. DENTISTS. DR. H. E. BAXTER, dent; Scarbrough Bldg. Old phone T h e h e s t line of tennis goods th e s o u th a t Caswell & Smith’s. Dr. E. C. Berwick, dentist, i 521 Scarbrought Bllg. Old phones L O S T A N D FOUND. F O U N D — The Texan has a fountain! pen, tw o p a i r s of spectacles and sev­ eral o t h e r lo st articles which can bel had by s e e in g the manager this mornj ing. ROOM A N D BOARD—One-ha11 and car lin block o f U n iv e rs ity M odern conveniences. Terfns $5 Ii week. P h o n e 2108. 206 E. 24. ROOM AND BOARD. C O O L R O O M — for the warm sprij d a y s a t 1908 University Averin S o u th , E a s t and North exposun P h o ne 1854. T h e work of th e U n i v e r s it y I n t e r ­ scholastic L e a g u e h a s been p r o g r e s s ­ ing nicely w ith in th e l a s t w eek or so. The tim e f o r th e big m e e t in A u s tin is d r a w i n g n e a r, and p r a c t i c a l l y all the counties in th e S ta t e a r e bu sy w ith th e ir p re lim in a rie s . A f t e r th e s e co u n ­ ty m e e ts a r e ru n o ff t h e r e will be a d is tr ic t m e e t f o r t h e p u r p o s e of d e ­ t e r m i n i n g w h a t t e a m s s h all h av e p a r t th e big of S ta t e m eet to t a k e p lace in A u s tin in the f i r s t week o f May. t h e i r e x p e n s e s p aid to L a s t F r i d a y and S a t u r d a y c o u n ty m eets w e re held in th e fo llo w in g c o u n ­ ties: M arion, C ass, T r a v is , K a rn e s , C am ero n , H o usto n, D allas, H op kin s. W a lk e r, E a s t l a n d , F rio , an d Caldwell. This is only a p a r tia l lis t o f th e co u n ­ ties w h e re m e e ts w e re held a n d in­ cludes only th o s e t h a t h a v e r e p o rte d to th e D e p a rtm e n t. All of t h e counties r e p o r t l a r g e a t ­ te n d a n c e a n d m uch in te r e s t. T he m eet a t Linden, in C ass C o unty, w a s a t t e n d ­ ed by a crow d of 1200, a n d a to ta l of in th e c o u n ty w e re r e p ­ ten schools re sented. T r a v is C o u n ty m e e t held a t C re e d m o o r w a s a tte n d e d by 500. T h e re w ere nine schools fro m A u s tin a n d ten o th e r s fro m th e coun ty a t la rg e . All of th e m eets r e p o r t t h a t good in p ra c tic a lly all of a m e w a s m ad e he eve n ts. The b e s t record m ad e la s t S a t u r d a y w a s a t J e f f e r s o n in the Junior division, w h e re tw o boys tied for f i r s t place in th e pole v au lt. T h ese boys w e re th i r t e e n a n d f o u r te e n a n d th e ir record of seven f e e t six is con­ sidered v e ry good. FACULTY MEMBERS GIVE TESTIMONY Industrial Relations Com m ittee Holds Meeting at Dallas— Tenantry Is Discussed. F O R R E N T — A large cool room . 2408 Nueces. Phone 2532. th e p a s t w eek th o s e con­ D u r in g nected w ith th e Division of P ublic W e lf a r e in th e D e p a r t m e n t of E x t e n ­ sion h av e been v e ry b u s y g iv in g t e s ­ I n d u s t r i a l R e la ­ tim o n y b efo re the tion s C o m m ittee, w hich held its m e e t ­ ing in Dallas. Mr. C has. B. A u s tin gav e som e v e ry v a lu a b le te s t i m o n y on th e ca u ses of t e n a n t r y in T e x a s . He said t h a t th e lan d lo rd alo n e w a s not to b lam e fo r th e condition of th e ten a n t, b u t t h a t ‘th e local m in is te r , th e t e n a n t ’s p h y s ic ia n w ho a tte n d e d wife, th e u n d e r ta k e r an d th e m e rc h a n t c a r r y m ore re s p o n sib ility in th e poor t e n a n t s ’ case la n d lo rd c a r ­ t h a n th e rie s .” T h is w as a new line o f t h o u g h t from t h a t g e n e ra lly in tro d u c e d by th e o th e r m e m b e rs. I t is a s ig n ific a n t f a c t t h a t th e v a rio u s n e w s p a p e r s of th e S t a t e c a rrie d full d e ta ils of Mr. A u s t i n ’s te s tim o n y , a n d t h e e d ito rial p a g e s w e re full of f a v o ra b le c o m m e n t on his s t a t e m e n t s . th e i n s t r u c t o r s O th e r U n iv e r s ity 'who w e re i n s t r u m e n t a l in h e lp in g th e c o m ­ m ission a n d g iv in g v a lu a b le te s tim o n y w ere Dr. L. H. H a n e y a n d Dr. W. E. L e o n a rd of th e School of E conom ics. Dr. L. W. P a y n e a ls o visite d D a l­ las F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y b u t w ith a He w ent to le c tu r e d i f f e r e n t object. to th e D a lla s city schools. H e d eliv ered th e l e c tu r e to a l a r g e a n d e n t h u s i a s t i c v ro w d of 500 te a c h e rs . T h is ti tl e of th e l e c tu r e w a s “ R ead in g in t h e P ublic S chools.” T h is is one of Dr. P a y n e ’s h e s t kn o w n lec­ tu r e s a n d h a s been in m uch d e m a n d th is y e a r t h r o u g h o u t t h e S ta te . t e a c h e r s of th e M aury M av e ric k is in S an A n to n io th is w eek on legal b u sin ess, c o n f e r r i n g H e e x ­ w ith S e n a t o r C arlos Bee. p ects to r e t u r n som e tim e in t h e no d i s t a n t f u t u r e . GOOD TAK A N I) fo r ROOM B O A R D — two men; Sout room w ith p riv a te entrance; also s p ac e u p s t a i r s with sleeping pen One block of campus. 2412 Wick S tr e e t . BARBERS. Students, go to the Palace Shop, Bosche Bldg., for first work, The only Turkish Baths in I city. W m. F. Wolf, Prop. W e sell baseball suits in team a t w holesa le prices and letter to s u i t you a t Caswell & Smith’s. SILV ER , th e Driskill barber, added one of the latest electric sa g e machines. 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