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. XVIII.

A U ST IN , T E X A S S A T U R D A Y , N O V E M B E R 17, 1917.

VARSITY SHARE OF 
Y. M. C. A. FUND 
OVERSUBSCRIBED

SIDES AND ORDER 
FIXED FOR TRY­

OUTS BY DRAW

Faculty and S tu d e n ts C ontrib ute $11,- 
140— Amount for T exas Colleges 
Still $5000 Short.

I)e b a te rs-in -E m bryo Meet and Draw 
for ('laces in Brei im- 
in a n e s.

RALLY FEATURES 

WOMAN SUFFRAGE 

INVESTIGATORS 

FOUR NEW YELLS 

LECTURE SUBJECT PROCEED THROUGH
ROUT1NF WORK
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Only Two H undred R ooters Missing. Miss Younger of N ational Experience 

l ots of Ja z z Displayed by 
Those I‘resent.

to Give A d dress a t the Y. 

M. C. A. Tonight.

I he talk which Miss Maude Y o u n g ­
er of the N ational W om an's P a r t y is '
K*ve ‘n the Y’. M. C. A. a u d ito riu m 
to n ig h t a t 7:30 will be fully a s in- 

S e n a to r I. E. C lark of the legisla­
tiv e sub-com m ittee in v e s tig a tin g Uni- 

Men From Schools of Public Speaking 
and Math Questioned by 
C om m ittees.

A ssistant Coach 

E ttlin g e r, With 

Picked Team, Gives V a rs ity Men 
S tif f Competion.

The final fig u r e s of the U niversity 
Y. M. C. A. fund is announced to he 
$11,140. T e x as exceeded her app or 
tionm ent by $1140, and much p ra ise is 
due the s tu d e n t body and fa c u lty for 
the extre m e ly cred itab le way in which 
they responded to this call, com ing as
it did on th e heels of others.

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The a m o u n t se t fo r Texas colleges 
to raise is, however, still $5000 short. 
T here rem ain a s y e t two days in which 
to complete the cam paign.

The various colleges and u n iv e rsi­
ties in the S ta te have retu rn e d very 
creditable rep o rts. A m ong these a re :
A. & M. a t College Station, $5000; 
C. I. A. a t Denton, $5000; Rice In s ti­
tute, H ouston, $.‘{000; S ou th w e st T e x ­
as Normal and San Marcos B ap tist 
Academy, $3000; T rin ity U niversity, 
W axahachie, 
$1600; N orth Texas 
S ta te N orm al, Denton, $2500; S. M. 
U. at Dallas, 
$2400; So uthw estern, 
G eorgetow n, $2800; T. C. U. a t Fort 
W orth, $1810; B aylor U niversity at 
Waco, $2500.

The goal aim ed at by the schools oi 

the S ta te is $65,OOO.

leads, with 

Among the cities of the S ta te , Dal­
las 
$70,696; Houston, 
$05,000; Et. W o rth , $15,675; San A n ­
tonio, $11,305; W ichita Falls, $9000; 
Sherm an and Denison, $5600.

The S ta te of T ex as is expected to 

raise $273,000.

ra p id ity 

th ro u g h o u t 

The cam paig n has been p ro g re ssin g 
with equal 
the 
N ation. The U nited S ta te s has been 
se t the work of ra isin g $17,000,000. 
The C e n tra l D e p a rtm e n t a t Chicago 
comes first, with the sum of $7,248,- 
000; Middle E a s te r n , with h e a d q u a r ­
ters in New York next, with $6,807,- 
000; E a ste rn D e p a rtm e n t a t Boston, 
$2,700,000; W e stern D e pa rtm e n t 
at 
San Fiancisco, with $595,000; S o u th ­
w estern D e p a rtm e n t a t Dallas. $556,- 
000; S o u th e a ste rn D epartm ent at A t ­
lanta, $314,000.

Pass Required 

for Entrance to 

S. 

M.A. Grounds

“ P r e se n t p a s s ! ”
Your hand flies up to the left u p ­
per 
righ t 
pocket. No pass. To lower pockets, 
aud still no w h ite perm it.

pocket. No 

card. 

To 

a 

Such 

Curse*. 

said s u it? 

I t ’s in m y other suit. But 
how does Uncle 
t a m m i e know you 
have a n o th e r su it, much less a p ass to 
He 
in 
the U. S. A. It. 
doesn’t. Hence the g u a rd tu r n s you 
to your 
off a n d you m arch aw ay 
boarding house (only 
half mile 
to the tu ne of ‘‘You m u s tn ’t 
a w a y ) 
say the n a u g h ty w ord,” procure the 
troublesome pass, and beat a hasty 
r e tr e a t back to the class you a re s u p ­
is a 
teaching. 
posed to be 
tra g e d y for S. M. A. in stru c to rs these 
days. No person is allowed to e n te r 
or leave th e g ro u n d s w ithout an offi­
cial pass, which m u s t be presented. 
This precaution 
ta k e n to prevent 
is 
sp y in g or sig h t-se e in g p a rtie s around 
th e school; also 
the cam pus and 
in 
the distu rbances 
to do a w a y w ith 
caused by n um e rou s 
a pplicants fo r 
jobs, who ta k e up th e valuable time 
of head in stru c to rs. There a r e few, 
if any, vacancies now, and more than 
enough a p plic a tion s have already been 
made to more th a n fill any possible 
vacancies.

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The C actus g e ts a rebate if 
a certain a m o u n t of copy is in 
the hands of the e n g r a v e r b e­
fore the holidays. All o r g a n ­
izations a r e urged 
to have 
th e ir p ic tu re s 
tak e n at the 
FJlioots th is week.
to 
ready 

pay 
when pictu re is made.

each 

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t h e " 1' 4' o th e r tw0 hu ndred n.en been i i i , is e x l1(“<'te<l t h “ ‘ a 

in charge. Had t e r e s t »ng to men as to women, an d it v a rsity of T ex a s a f f a ir s told a witness
placing

'arite n u m b e r of ye ste rd a y 

th a t he 

favored 

The 

AccordinK to 

first p re lim in a ry fo r the 

r a i m e n t the sp e a k in g w i l l 1 th e ir places, yelling as were those who 

Last n ig h t’s pep m eetin g showed a 
m a te ria l increase in a tte n d a n c e over
the way 
W ednesday’s a tte m p t , a nd 
t e rooters took up the new yells wras 
a de light 

in­
tercollegiate d e b a tin g 
team will be 
held December 5, h a v in g been p o st­
poned from the 3rd, on account of a 
, 
conflict in dates, 
pre se nt a r 
commence 
h a ra c te r o f 
ditorium, provided 
is not in 
eld n ex t Tuesday, 
use a i th a t time. The final will be 
and was present and heiped 
The semi-
laid on J a n u a r y 15th. 
final will pro bab ly be on December raise the te m p e r a tu r e of the n u t t i n g 
J te m p e r a tu r e of the nmPtin.r her a u d u ‘nces 
6th, althou gh it m ay be t h a t th re e pre- 
This
iminaries will be necessary. 
n a t t e r will I 
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a t 2 o ’clock in the Law an- ‘"'I tu r n out, th e re would be little f e a r 
r o o t i n g , , , 

w definitely settled by j T exas co-eds were upon him. 

to the bolling point. E very m an pres- wori“ in “ 

I women 
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?he youn* m e" of th e U n iv e rsity will »ome of th e older m em bers of the Uni

I be " re sP n t’ 
H e r f irst-h a n d experience 

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a b o u t 
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to v oters as it is to un enfranchised 

 
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hearing, Dr. ( lark said he was not
i in fav o r of Anally d isc h a rg in g mem-
» hers of the facu lty on account of ag e

che forces,,', committee. 

The question for th e d ebate is: 

The yell leaders introduced several 

— w h f
th ,.m five ra h s t J " “ “ „g of over five hundred men mid eouid be cared for us em e ritu s profes-

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Resolved, T h a t the Kedera, Govern* i*. used with 

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ment should require com pulsory arbi- L< • 
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tration of labor disputes of in te rs ta te |
public service corpoi 
tionality g ran ted .

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■ations, 'ionsT itu-11"'11, n " d 

t 
skyrocket yell,

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This branch of U niversity a c tivity j 
las been a ffected by the w ar as much I 
,8 has all the re st of th e school. I.ast 

a wow-wow-wow 

a t a s tr e e t m eeting.

T exas.” The stu d e n ts at th e rally got ] the Chief 
these four yells 
much 

I n 
yeH of “ Round ’em UP*' th a t had g a th e re d were such men as 1 K* L* I>odd’ ad ju n c t profe3Sor in the
con-
the 
' ' e rs a tu m wlth whom I)r- ( l a r k Kave
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’ w a i l e r hjg yiewg on r e tir in p faeulty niembers>
0n r e *-*r *nK' faculty m em bers,
, 
gave it as his opinion th a t th e build-
I ’’N ’ who WlU * w “ hout puaetiee w h e t I n ^ n n d L ie u te n an t G ov erno r Max 

of N o rth C arolina, W a lte r 
is to be feared fo r the other Clark, Food A d m in is tra to r H e n ry 
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S u p re m e 1 Sehool o f l>uf e t h e m a t i c * , in 
S u p re m e 1

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on the ju m p, 

the crowd j

Justle® of 

but C ourt 

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sitions now held by them.

year th ere were over fif ty men who | l h ° Se new yell> c r e ca,lcd f o r - 
*ried out for the team , as compared ! 
•vith only th irty -e ig h t who a re com- Kent cal1 
•eting this year. Out of these t h i r * ; th* rally to be held 
y-eight must be chosen 
m embers of the squad.

insistence upon high 
in stru c to rs would.
in time, put the U n iv ersity of Texas 
lina is the f ir s t Southern G overnor to 
tak e an advanced position on th e auf- 
in a class with the best N orth e rn and 
fra g e question, and this y e a r was the E a s te r n institutions. He recommend- 
in yelling before the big gam e, and first tim e he had e x p re sse d his views ed more pay fo r holders of scholar-

F o r tbis reason, an even more ur- 
is made for a tte n d a n c e on 
next Monday 
twelve n ig h t. This will be the last practice 

Governor Dorsey of South Caro- qualifications 

w ith continued 

the 

for 

they will 

I he try o u ts met 

lrew the m embers which decided the 
side 
hey will a p p e a r on the p ro g ra m . The ■ At this rally, 
men who drew were as follows: 

la s t n ig h t and ‘■•very man who intends to corral him- 
the L onghorns Tuesday
to be p r e s e t . 
definite announce- 
to
B arker, H a rt, Day, Powell, Huff- w hether there will be a holiday Tues-

r e p re se n t and w h e r e 1 a fternoon is expected 

j m ent will be made 

re g a r d 

With 

in 

a 

d a y or not.

so fully. 

ships.

The 

inquiry y e sterd a y 

Mrs. C lara Snell Wolfe, who has a r - 

took a d e­
ranged to brin g Miss Y o unger here, cidedly routine tu rn. Several student 
said th a t while she was in W a shing - a s s is ta n ts told of th e ir duties and Pax­
in s tru c to r in Slavic 
ton th is s u m m e r she interviewed every C harles Knizek, 
Texas C ong ressm an on s u f f r a g e and 
for more
other N ational 
incident­
ally learned t h a t Miss Y’o u n g e r had a 
re p u ta tio n am o n g Con- 
notew orthy 

lang uages, made a 
courses in th a t school

issues, and 

plea 

man, Brown, Knight, Kelly, C rossm an, 
Goldman, W arlick, Blalock, N augle, 
Dale, K err, Gofer J ’orenbletb, Hooper, 
Dameron, Forlies, Rascoe, Taylor, 
Jacks, G ra n g e r, S a n d stro m , Blocker, 
Simpson, Sim mons, Hedick, Cornwell, 
McMahon, 
Hickerson, 
Peevehouse, 
Stocking, May, Baccy, H e a r t, C an­
trell.

MAILING STATION 

CAN NOW GET LETTERS 

i gressm en for her ability and ta c t.
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IN SIX I*. M. M A IL 1

The chief clerk of the S tenographic 

Bureau has given out 
s ta te m e n t:

the following j 

ERROR IN ATHLETIC 

SC H E D U L E IS C A U SE 

OF MUCH C O N FU SIO N

NIGHT CLASSES

IN ENGINEERING

iit'drm tors iii S. M. A. \N ill be given 
O p p ortunity to Proceed W ith T heir 
Degree W ork.

the 

u l e request was for b e tte r a r r a n g e - j ” 01 

The Stenog raph ic Bureau and Mail­
ing S tation is today in receipt of its I 
first complaint, a n d we a re pleased to 
say t h a t this re q u e st will be g r a n t e d . !

There has been a g r e a t deal of con­
d a te of th e 
fusion concerning 
L o n g h o rn -F a rm e r clash. Many have 
on the assu m p tio n th a t the sched­
m ent of the fa c u lty mail in o rd e r to I ide K»ves the p ro p e r date, and have 
im pression th a t the g a m e is to be 
connect with the United S ta te s mail 
a t 6 p. rn. in place of 6 a. rn. This I played on W ednesday, N ovem ber 21st. 
will allow you 
to drop y o u r le tte rs This is incorrect. The schedule was 
which a re to be sta m p e d in the faculty I printed last y e a r, and since t h a t tim e 
the ath letic a u th o ritie s have seen fit 
mail box and the sam e will be attended 
to the sam e nigh t, provided th ey a r e i t o c hange the day of the gam e. 
The 
in the faculty mail boxes by 6 o’clock ■ g am e will be played T uesday, Novem- 
in the evening. 

ber 20th.

and Miller; 

T he E n g in e e rin g D e p a rtm e n t will 
to m a tric u la te 
a eg in Monday n ig h t 
students who have w ithd raw n in o r ­
der to teach a t S. M. A., and a n y o th er 
s tu d e n ts or men who a r e in stru c tin g 
a t S. M. A. T h ere will be courses 
in Electrical E ngineering , t a u g h t by 
Pro fesso rs Correll 
in 
by P rofessors 
A rch itecture, ta u g h t 
in Civil E n g i­
Gideon and Gieseeke; 
neering, ta u g h t by P ro fe sso rs B antel,
Finch and Taylor, and in Mechanical 
E n gineering, 
Professor 
ta u g h t 
by 
The schedule has not yet 
Weaver. 
been a rra n g e d , and it is not known 
just how m any classes will be ta u g h t, 
but th ere will be probably a dozen or 
more stu d e n ts who will do d egree work 
in these classes. T hus the num ber of 
C. EL, E. E., and B. S. in A rc h ite c tu re ‘ comply with every request, and 
degrees will not s u f fe r so m a te ria lly j ma n a g e m ent solicits 
from recent w ithd ra w a ls from 
Ju n io r and Senior classes.

in place 

their

your

of 

it 

and 

line Longhorns 

The Mailing S ta tio n will close as
soon a f t e r 6 p. rn. as the mail can be 
hen ik*d, and it should be re m e m b e r­
ed th a t first class lette rs only can be 
mailed a f t e r 3:30 in the evening. L e t­
ters, circulars, bulletins, etc., should 
be in the sta tio n by 2:30 in the e ven­
ing. 
to 
drop your letters in the Mailing Sta-
the 
tion 
naturally a tte n d the big
boxes, you will sav e 
c a rry 
the mail work, and allow the j Kam e on Kyle Field. The tick et fo r 
mail clerks in the sta tio n to g e t home ! K a m e will cost $1; the w a r ta x 
a few seconds earlier. 

all stu d e n ts 
m aking the trip will leave for College 
S tation early Tuesday m orning. The 
railroad fa re fo r the 
including 
the railroad w a r ta x , will be $1.89. 
Tickets for the g a m e a re on sale a t 
the n o rth window of the Athletic C oun­
cil room. W ar tickets should he P u r­

faculty mail < cbast' d bere at A ustin 

e ig h t cents. Fo r $2.97 

is convenient for you 

the boys who j 1 usb 

to avoid 

j ticket 

trip , 

the 

If 

yo ur co-opera- 1 lays for eats, lemonade, p eanu ts, 

the vided f o r , with 

the exception 

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Many s tu d e n ts have been w ondering

o f out-
etc

It is the aim of the m a n a g e m e n t to W'hole expenses of the trip a r e Dro- i team 
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Owen B arker and G arland Day, s t u ­
dent a s s is ta n ts in the D e p a rtm e n t o f 
Public Speaking, w ere the f i r s t w it­
nesses heard. 
T hey were examined 
briefly and told of receiving IKM) a !
y e a r f o r th e ir services. W. R. Duffey 
in stru c to r in Public Speaking, also 
told of the work of th a t d e p a rtm e n t 
He said his sa la r y was $1400 a y e a r

C hat les Knizek of 

the School of 
Slavic L ang uages, spoke of the num 
loyalty of th e Czechs (B o ­
ber and 
and suggester 
hem ians) 
I
th a t more a tte n tio n be paid them 
in 
the Uni v a n i t y . He 
advocated 
in 
c re asin g the num ber o f courses 
now
offered.

in T exas, 

Mr. Mikesell was a sk e d about his 
is
is

work. his s a la ry and the needs of h 
school.

G arland Day, Claude Bailey, and 
Miss Helena Y antis, stu d e n t a s s i s t­
a n ts, a p pe a re d before th e committer1 
and gave the usual in form ation

CO-EDS AND A. & M.

U niversity G irls Will A ttend Game 

Next Tuesday in a Bim!) With the 

Old-Time Pep.

th e t0 e s 

(h e re will be no ” H o o v e n z in jf ’ on
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tM u s,a sm » Pe P. and yells when the 
to College Station. The
a s tr o n g e r su p p o rt
a v,
& M. g am e
than 
a t any previous out-of-town 
gam e, not e xcepting Dallas. They are

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in stru c to rs 

 
any of the work to be given, should 
be a t the E n g in e e rin g Building a t 7 
o’clock Monday, N ov e m be r 19th.

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EX TEN SIO N H E IT

I Roy Bedicheck, who g ra d u a te d from 
- this U niversity in 1903, is now con-

YARBROUGH I. w HOME B U L T . 

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Mr. J. U. Y a rb ro u g h of th e School 
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of Philosophy and Psychology is h a v - ; 
ing a b eautiful new home erected 
the co rn e r of N in eteen th and Duval 

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The house is an eig ht-roo m , stucco- J 

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I sion as the a s s is ta n t directo r of the
is well 
I fitted fo r this place, as he was for-
. 
, i m erly the executive s e c r e ta r y of 
the
, H ogg D ebating Club, and has for the
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past twelve m onths been the city ed-
the San Antonio Daily Ex-

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finished California W o w . and 
modern rn ev ery detail. The a r r a n g e - . tersoholastjc U a R u e _ Mr 
m ent is most conv em en t m a k .n * the : dutjcs are ^ ^
house 

is! A s 't h e a s s is ta n t director of the In- 
rjedicheck,s 
 jn col)nection wjth 
an<|

and . a „ Qf the >chooIg < f th e 

exceedingly c o m fo rtab le 

Mr. and .Mrs. Y a rb ro u g h expect 

, n addition M ^
move into th e ir new hom e some tim e , InleI.scho,a s t k . |.e a ,,u er 
next week.

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to inform 
 

them of a n y c h ang es in the
 he e d i u [h(.

. i f a holiday is g oing to be g r a n te d f o r ! *®,nR u U h o u t d a t e s - b« t not w ithout
the required pep, fo r th e y ’re going
this day. Lots of the stu d e n ts have 
down to g e t the F a r m e r s ’ go a t, and 
taken up all 
th e ir cuts alre a d y , and 
a lc going to leave no stone unturned 
will not be able to make the tr ip u n ­
to g e t it.
less a holiday is g ra n te d . The team 
needs all the s u p p o rt t h a t can be g iv ­
en it. The pow ers t h a t be a r e a s y e t 
uncom m unicative as to the possibility 
but hope is not vet dead.

L,.st y e a r s T h a n k s g iv in g g a m e is 
gone, but not in th e least fo rgotten, 
and the co-eds did th e ir sh a re to win 
the game. Tuesday, when we meet 
the F a r m e r s they will see ju s t w hat 
kind of s t u f f the T e x a s girls a re made 
of, fo r they will sta n d behind the team 
until the last w histle has blown.

NEW S T A C K S FOK LIBRA RY .

Two Additional Floors of Shelves to 

be Installed.

A c h apero ne has not been selected 
yet, but Mrs. Kirby expects to secure 
one when she r e tu r n s from San A n ­
tonio.

J. E. Goodwin, L ib ra ria n , announced 
yesterday t h a t ow ing to th e crowded 
condition of the sta c k s in the Library, 
a contract has been given to the Steel 
F ixture M a n u fa c tu rin g C om pany of 
Topeka, K ansas, 
two additional 
levels of shelves. T h e re a re a t p r e s ­
ent five stacks in use, b u t they a r e 
inadequate to conveniently shelve all 
the recent acquisitions. The new sta c k s ! 
will cost $15,445, 
calls for them to be installed within

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pleasant, as well as a ttra c tiv e . 

No. 16

LONGHORNS TRAIN 
TO CAPTURE GOAT 
OF FARMER BOYS

Coach Ju n e a u continues to p u t the 
Longhorns th rough evenings of g r u ­
elling work. Every man on the team 
is w orking with a d e te rm in a tio n to put 
himself in the best shape possible for 
the b iggest g am e of the y e a r in or- 
dei to help bring home a victory over 
the f a r m e r s . By reason in g in a s o rt 
of flimsy circle one can a r riv e a t the 
onclusion t h a t Texas still has a chance 
it S ta te honors. 
If we can p ut the 
kibosh on A. & M. and A. & M. does 
as the fav or of beating Rice, who can 
'<ii th a t we have not as good a rig h t 
o S ta te honors as any o th e r team . 
B u t this is r a t h e r far-fetch ed.

inR up of , stronR Rraduat(j

sorely missed. 

Most of the injured men have g r a d ­
ually come around to a s t a te of good 
wealth, and are going out f o r p ra c ­
tice, though as yet not indulging in 
s tiff scrim m ag e work. 
G reen will 
probably be the only " g r e a t s t r e n g t h ” 
man who will not be able to g e t into 
the game. His services a t left g u a rd 
vvill be 
Penn and 
VV aits will be able to play, and the re- 
‘ R ats" 3'rabue will pilot 
doubtable 
the 
This one f a c t will give 
team. 
added s tr e n g th to the Longhorn m a ­
chine—- th e fact th a t an experienced p i­
lot man is directing the team. N early 
all the spo rt w rite rs gave out th e in ­
form ation t h a t in the B aylor-A . & M. 
.-ame the q u a r te r in g of the te a m s was 
If this s ta t e 
of th. poorest variety. 
of a f f a ir s prevails with A. & M. n e x t 
Tuesday, the Longhorns will have the 
edge as f a r as 
the d irec ting of the 
team s go. A. & M. has a heavy team , 
ig a in s t which the speed and d ash of 
the Longhorns ou ght to m ake head­
way, if the day is auspicious.

a re 

o ut 

s crim m aging. 

team , a g a in s t which 

A s sis ta n t Coaches E ttlin g e r and 
a n all- 
picked 
Goodman have 
the 
Am erican 
Longhorns 
The 
best of the Scrubs and of the Ineligi­
bles have been throw n to g e th e r to add 
to 
the s tre n g th of the all-A m erican 
team , which has been giving V a rsity 
Coach E ttlin g e r, 
some stif f 
the A. & M.-Baylor 
who 
use the 
gam e. is having 
fo rm a tio n s 
F a r m e r s ’ 
plays 
In this 
the V a rsity men. 
a g a in s t 
way the men a re being made a c q u a in t­
ed with w hat they may expect from 
the Aggie men, and a r e lea rn in g how 
to checkm ate and g e t arou nd each 
nla.v and form ation.

his men 
aud 

scouted 

figh ts. 

Several prom otions have been made 
in the last few days. The men who 
have shown t h a t they have th e ability 
football have been 
to play V arsity 
bro u g h t up from the lowly r a n k s of 
the Scrubs and honored with a berth 
the V arsity squad. G eorge Mc­
on 
to the 
Cullough has been prom oted 
Longhorn squad, as has also Bowen, 
Marshall, and Cruger. McCullough is 
showing up well a t half. Bowen and 
M arshall are g uards, and th e ir work 
has been of such a n a tu r e as to se ­
cure promotion 
C ru g e r 
plays at end, and in the re c e n t sc r im ­
m ages has been doing f a s t w ork from 
the wing position. These men m ay 
be given a chance to show th e ir s t e r ­
ling worth un der real 
in n e x t 
Tuesday’s game.

for them. 

fire 

Heavy duty sc rim m a g e will con­
tinue 
light 
until Monday, when a 
work-out will be indulged in as final 
p re p a r a tio n for the n e x t d a y ’s clash. 
The spirit of the team is optim istic, 
and all a re going into the g a m e d e te r ­
mined to fight th e ir way to a g r e a t 
victory. R eports have 
it t h a t A. & 
is p u ttin g forth g r e a t e f f o r t s in 
M. 
p re p a ra tio n for the com ing f r a y , so 
th a t a b a ttle royal m ay be expected 
for those who a tte n d the gam e.

th e 

The officials foi 

g a m e have 
been chosen from the M issouri V a l­
ley Conference. McBride, 
s p o r tin g 
editor on the K ansas City S ta r , will 
re fe re e; M H 're a ry will u m p ire, and 
linesman. 
Weede will serve as head 
The line-ups for the g a m e will a p p e a r 
in T uesd ay m o rn in g ’s Texan.

 

A glance a t the 

L IB R A R IA N S M E E T AT H O I STON ; tion, and delivers the p re sid e n t’s ad-
d r e s t on the fir s t day of the meeting.
 
p ro g ra m of the On the second day, E. W. W inkler of 
th e U nive rsity L ib ra ry is to deliver 
an a d dress on “ E n g la n d ’s E xperience
in Sup plying Books to l i e r Soldiers.” j 120 days. This additio nal sh e lf r o o m 1*!. 
Miss LeNoir D im m itt is to speak on , will make 

T exas L ib ra ry Association to be held 
a t H ouston on N ovem ber 
19 to 21, 
shows th a t th e U niversity of Texas
is to be well represented.

th e a d m in istra tio n much

the c o n tra c t -J* 

Mr. J. E. Goodwin, U n iv e rs ity L i - , “T he P ack age L ib r a r y ” on 

the 

last easier and th e service much b e tte r in ^ 

corridor of 

Tickets to the T h a n k sg iv in g 
Reception will go on sale in 
the 
the Main 
Building Monday, the 19th, a t 
$2 p e r ticket. A f te r Monday, 
the 26th, they will cost $2.50 
each. Get y o u r tickets early.

424 R E P O R T S S E N T OUT.

S ta tistic s gleaned from a m ass of 
•I-j detail in the office of the dean show 
*1*1 th a t in the recent s la u g h te r of the in- 
nocerits, 209 s tu d e n ts g o t one “ E ,” 50 
•I* , feet om “ F , ” and the r e s t of the 424, 
whose hopes were blighted, got “ E ’s ” 
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in ever-inereas-
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A. & M. Game Tuesday—Not Wednesday. Are You Going?

 THE DAILY TEXAN

The Student Daily Publication of the 
University of Texas

Published every morning except Mon­
day during the college year.

Entered as second-class m atter at the 
Postoffice at 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 a g s d a l e . . Editor-in-Chief 
I K . Edward Walker, Managing Editor 
Business Manager

B. C. Warlick 

Offices; University, Room 109, Main 
Building, Telephone 3149. Down 
Town, 204 W. Sixth St.., Telephone 
489.

Issue Editor for Today: 
R. D. NAIL 
VERNON L. ELLEDGE. 
Reporters.

Mildred Gladney 
Ii. R. Cox 
Maud Milam 
Viola Baker

Sam McAneily 
Sam Davis 
Calvin Gil/illan 
Pauline Wherry
Elisabeth Nelson. Bess Mr-Chesney 
Harry Garfintle 
Ellen Ada Stephens

CORRECTION.

The following is a ch aracteris­
tic le tte r from W. L. D river, di­
rector of atheltics a t the Texas 
A gricultural 
and Mechanical 
College:
Editor of Daily Texan,
University of Texas,
Austin, Texas.

Dear Sir:
I notice that The Texan is still 
playing the 
football game between 
Texas University and Texas A. A M. 
I hate to see The 
on November 21st. 
Texan scooped by other papers in the 
State, but if your reporter covers the 
game on the 21st, b' will see only 
empty stands and the team practicing 
for the Rice game which follows the 
University game. The Texas team is 
planning on playing the game here on 
the 20th, and we would very much like 
to see your paper cover the game. 

Will you please announce through 
H H g e u r paper, to the students and pub-
lie, that the game ii on the 20th, and 
not on tho 21st?
I Hoping to soc you when you arrive 
_ i n our village, I am, with best wishes 
1 8 r 

Very truly yours,

W 

f 

r 

W. L. DRIVER,
Director of Athletics
T he Texan tnkes pleasure in
although the 
correcting itself, 
m istake has been pointed out be­
fore. 
It is generally understood 
th a t the special tra in will leave 
Tuesday m orning, th a t the game 
will be played Tuesday a fte r­
noon, and th a t Tuesday by mid­
night th e F arm er goat will be 
beside a certain ste e r in a cer­
tain South A ustin stockyard.

PRINTING AT HOME.

Not m eaning to disparage the 
present m anagem ent details of 
The Texan, we 
are anxiously 
aw aiting the day when the col­
lege sheet will be printed on the 
cam pus, in the School of J o u r­
nalism . Will H. Mayes, c h air­
m an of 
school, expressed 
th e sam e hope before th e Legis­
lative investigators T hursday, 
say in g th a t it was his desire to 
equip th e m echanical d e p art­
m ent of the School of Jo u rn al­
ism to such an e x ten t th a t all 
publications m ay be handled by 
stu d en t workers.

th is 

Besides saving stre e t car fare, 
which is quite an item , when it 
is considered th a t twjo men m ust 
m ake a trip to tow n every day, 
and th a t the editor and m anag­
ing editor m ust visit th e prin t! 
shop occasionaly, the added co n -; 
venienee for stu d en t w orkers will 
be of untold benefit. The long 
walk home after th e front page 
h a s received its one o’clock O. 
K. will be a th in g of the past, 
in tra n sp o rtin g 
and tim e 
copy cannot be used any more 
es an alibi.

lost 

The details of management will 
have to be worked out, to be 
sure, but it will not be necessary 
to 
the permanent 
system . While Mr.
manager 

elim inate 

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Mayes is considering th e proposi 
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ested in publications th in k occa 
atonally about 
the proposal. 
T here may come a tim e when 
he School of Journalism will be 
ready to tak e over th e m echani­
cal phase of our school paper.

THE PRO UNIVERSITY.

W ard Four, w ith th e voting 
tx>oth in th e U niversity Y. M. 
I A., gave a 261 m ajo rity for 
he “d ry s” in T h u rsd ay ’s elec­

tion.

W ard Four is the U niversity 
com m unity, and m ost of the 
otes cast are by stu d en ts and 
acuity members.

L et th e logical conclusion be 
draw n, 
lf we were once a 
“ roughnecks,” th ere 
bunch of 
was no law preventing a change.

FOREIGN LANGUAGE 

EXAMS TODAY ANI) 

N EX T FRI. ANI) SAT.

It is a rule that each candidate for 
the Bachelor’s degree must pass an 
examination which 
proves satisfac­
torily to the committee in charge that 
he is able to read some foreign lan­
guage, ancient or modern, with rea­
sonable ease. Such examinations are 
given euch fall and spring, and may 
be taken a t either time during the 
student'* Junior or Senior year, or 
spring term of his Sophomore year, 
It is recommended that the first trial 
be made not later than the fall of hi* 
If he does not pas* at 
Senior yeor. 
first, he may try again.

The first series of such exams this 
fall were 
given Friday afternoon. 
Those who did not report then, may 
take the examination this afternoon, 
or Friday and Saturday of next week. 
They should see Miss Oasis about the 
m atter a t once. About thirty have 
signed up so far this fall.

Dr. Baxter, Dentist, 512 Scarbrough 
Bldg. Old Phone 1316.

Advertise in The Texan.

PR I C K L Y

E a R A G R A P H S

We have often heard such follies 
is painting lilies and squirting per-
fume on roses, but only recently was 
i n attem pt to stick thorns in a cactus 
I ought to our attention.

There is just one thing more dis­
gusting than the Kaiser. You guess­
ed it—a he-vamp with a catsup com­
plexion and an inflated ego.

When girls study until 

l l p. rn., 
then gossip until the wee small hours, 
nil own a poodle mascot a* loud as 
I a Follette, is it any wonder they are 
forced to resort to druggist’s camou­
flage to remain attractive?

It appears that some of these Fresh­
men privates interpret “attention,” a 
tension.

Many a father receives a son-stroke 
..hen the young idea learns to draft 
on the family savings.

A little power is a dangerous thing.

When a fellow starts attending to 
jo u r business, you can put it down 
that he has mismanaged his own.

OR. ROYSTER GIVES 

NIGHT LECTURES ON

’ three years on the French front, will 
deliver a lecture to University stu­
dents Thursday, November 23, a t 7:15 
in the Y. M. C. A. auditorium. Dr. 
Ludlow delivered a lecture to the Sci­
ence Club, and 
the members speak 
very enthusiastically about her per­
sonality as a speaker and as a woman.

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R ECENT POETRY

Complete line of S porting Goods 
E x p e rt W atch R epairing

The English book-worms now have 
furthering their 
a new chance of 
knowledge of the subject in the form 
>f a night school.

Dr. J. F. Royster is the affable in­
structor of this class of about fifty 
students. He is giving lectures every 
Thursday night at 7:15 in the Main 
Building, Room 157, for all students 
of English 235.

No credit is received for attending 
these lectures, but, as Dr. Royster 
says, surely no discredit is received, 
nor is it compulsory, and n o work is 
demanded of those interested.

These extra lectures are on Recent 
American Poetry, by such writers as 
Robert Frost, E. L. Masters, Vochel 
Lindsey, Carl Sandberry, and others, j 
The works of all these poets can be 
found on the reserve shelf in the Li­
brary.

DR. LUDLOW TO LECTURE.

Dr. Ludlow, a woman physician, who
has been doing trench duty for over

617 C ongress Both Phones 133

Office Phone 623.

DR. P. E. SUEHS 
Practice Limited to D iseases of 
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 
Scarbrough Building, Suite 419 
Office Hours:
9 to 12 A. M., 3 to 5 P. M.

Dr. J. Gordon Bryson
Physician and Surgeon. 

Phone 478, 303 Scarbrough Bldg.

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SOCIETY

Dorthy M cKnight, Editor.

COLLEGE NOTES
Jam es A. H unter, Editor. 
Lucien C rockett, Associate.

Y O U R O P P O R T U N IT Y

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WILL COME—BE 
READY FOR IT

Mark 

this—Today’s
conditions make it more 
essential than ever before 
th at you not only be 
in clothes of 
dressed 
good style, but correct 
style. They are the first 
step toward creating con­
fidence in the men you 
have to meet and do bus­
iness with. When your
a rriv e s_
opportunity 
and it is sure to come__
make it a point to be in 
condition to take advan­
tage of it by wearing 
a Smith-Wilcox Suit.

Custom finish—ready-to- 
put-on

$20, $25 and Up

Come in now while the 

selection is good.

T h . Stat* Bi 

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616 CONGRESS AVENUE

members. They will not be entitled to 
take p a rt in the trial of cases a t pres­
ent, but will help to form a ju ry when 
is demanded. N ext y ear these 
one 
men will enjoy all privileges of active 
m embership.

C. I. FRANCIS TALKS TO J. AAS

“ My Experience as a L aw yer” was 
talk by C harles I 
the 

the subject of a 
Francis, prom inent alum nus, to 
J .'A . class yesterday.

the 

Mr. Francis dew lt a t length upon 
his experiences 
firs t few 
in 
months of his legal career, and a s ­
sured his h earers th a t the law yer’s 
profession was one requiring the m ost 
exacting knowledge and intense ap p li­
cation of any,

Francis is a t present practicing law 
in F t. W orth, and his visit to Austin 
was on business fo r his firm .

T ry Texan w ant ads. They bring 

results.

Josephine Theis

Big B a r g a i n s 

in M i l l i n e r y

I’ eaturing Hats for the Thanksgiving Festivities

Street and dress models in the fashionable colors, sm art­
ly trimmed in furs, metal ribbons and French flowers. A ll 
designs from the best Eastern shops.

$12.50 values for $4.
$16.50 values for $6.50.
$20 values for $10.

Higher values correspondingly priced.

Cunning hats and caps 
tiny miss, a t­

the 

for 
tractively priced.

C riticism .

A copy of the Acorn of Dallas High 

has ju s t arrived a t The Texan office. 

In the exchange departm ent they have 

the following note on The T ex an : “The 

grade of paper used d etracts from the 
appearance of The Texan.”

The Red Triangle.

Students of Chicago U niversity are 
to receive a red triangle when they 
the w ar Y. M. C. A. 
subscribe 
fund. The buttons will be made on 
the order of Liberty Bond buttons, 
md will serve the sam e purpose.

to 

Prexy on H igher Education.

The Bary High Journal quotes Dr. 
Vinson’s definition of higher educa­
tion as given before the House during 
the recent im peachm ent trial. P rexy’s 
definition has been quoted all over the 
country, and as 
Journal says, 
“This off-hand answ er of President 
Vinson’s has been heralded as the 
most complete and yet simple defini- 
ion of higher education th a t has ever 
been given.”

the 

Finances a t Cornell.

short 

Cornell is $100,000 

on its 
running expenses. This deficit is due 
to the fact th a t so few tuition pupils 
lave re-entered this year. At this 
U niversity the students are attem p t- 
ng to raise $5000 as th eir share of the 
w ar “ Y” w'ork, and the girls are op- 
earatin g a shoe 
.shining parlor and 
shucking corn to raise money fo r the 
fund.

Toronto In the W ar.

has 

certainly 

The University of Toronto a t C ana­
entered whole­
da 
heartedly into the war. They have so 
"ar four thousand and fifty-tw o fo r­
mer faculty and student members in 
the service of G reat B ritain. Of this 
num ber, 2848 men or 85 per cent of 
the total are commissioned officers. 
The V arsity, the paper of Toronto 
U niversity, in the copy of November 
5, reports the death of two lieuten­
ants and a colonel, besides a num ber 
of injured form er members of the stu ­
dent body, as th at day’s casualty list.

COFER LAWS PO STPO N E TRIAL.

The case of M ary S prightly ag ain st 
Mi. E astm an Kodak came up for trial 
in the Cofer Law Society Thursday 
night. A ttorneys fo r 
the plain tiff 
were Sames and L attn er; for the de­
fendant, Carney and N u tt The case 
had 
to be postponed on account of 
H arry Sames being in Seton In firm ­
ary a t th a t time.

A t this m eeting J. B. Ferguson and 
J. K. Crossman were elected to mem­
bership.

is doing 

The society 

some very 
efficient work under the guidance of 
S enator Cofer. 
In spite of the small 
num ber of law students this year, the 
m em bership has reached tw enty-five. 
The m ajority of the m em bers are Se­
nior Laws, but about eight Middle 
Laws are active members.

I t has been decided to select a few 
to become associate

Junior Laws 

N ew Coats and Dresses
at Greatly Reduced PricesToday

Simple, correct taffetas, some 
with Georgette sleeves; all well 
made and unusual values ........

$ 8 5 0 

$ 1 7 .5 0

Navy serges, in styles 

suitable for ^

school and street wear, some braid- j $ I 9 5 0
trimmed, others with touches 
of , 
de- \ $ 2 5 OO
hand-embroidery. The newest 
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Afternoon and semi-dress frocks in 
satins, Georgette and combinations of 
velvet and sa tin ; all of 
colors 

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( OATS. We have all the fashionable ma­

terials: Bolivia, Silver Tone, Pom Pom and I 0 OCZ n n
Broadcloth. Satin-lined models, with or 
fur collars. The discriminating 
without 
buyer will find the most 
in Austin here ............................................. 

satisfactory values ) $ 4 8 .5 0

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Hats From All the Leading Makers 
- Low Prices
- 
Clever Designs 

Phone 1601

Phone 1601

Indies’ Work Skillfully Handled by Expert 
Workmen.

BIGGS & COMPANY

TAILORS ANI) HATTERS 

(leaning 

Pressing 

Repairing

Suits Made to Order 

1007 Congress Ave.

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 & ROSE Proprietors

Correct Clothes for Men 
Cleaning and Pressing

2300 1*2 Guadalupe Street

Phone 3090

If Its a Pennant, the Latest Designs 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 Pens.

SWANN
Furniture and Carpet 
Company

FOR CONVENIENCE AND 
SERVICE

CACTUS

TEA ROOM

Regular Meals or a la Carte 

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

We Furnish More Homes

2208 Guadalupe Street

There Is a Reason

Miss Fannie Sellars was hostess to 
the t urtain Club with a dinner a t the 
L ieta House la st T hursday night. The 
program of entertainm ent consisted 
of a reading by Miss Cordelia Broad- 
bent, and a play, “ B arbara,” the a c t­
ors taking p a rt 
being Miss Pearl 
Zilker and Messrs. Tom S curry and 
Bill Dupree. A 
five-course dinner 
was served to the following guests: 
Misses Feral Zilker, Cordelia Broad- 
bent, Susie F isher, Leona Gibbins, 
Jeannette Collett, and M ary K irkpat 
rick, and M essers. Sowers, Din widdle, 
Scurry, C rutcher, Knight, Vander- 
s tratten , Swift, Day, Dupree, anc 
Smith.

Miss Frances Allen is spending the 
week-end in San Antonio, where she 
is the guest of her sister.

The members of the R attle r Club 
entertained a num ber of th eir friends 
with a dance a t the Driskill Hotel 
F riday night.

The members of 

the Arrowhead 
Club e n te r ta in e d a num ber of their 
freinds with a dance a t the Cactus 
Tea Room last S aturday night. The 
decorative scheme, according to the 
latest vogue, was one of marked sim- 
plic ity. 
I alms and vines alone being 
used. Punch was served throughout 
a delicious salad 
the evening, and 
the following 
course was served to 
guests: Misses Zilker, Seale, Brady.
Haynes, Bremond, Allen, W est, Woot­
en, M artin, Allen, Childress, Lewis, 
Johns, Mary 
Smith, Kelly, Laura 
Johns, Wise, Booty, Cham bers, Collum, 
Thompson, C ollett, Crouch, Camp, and 
H arris; M essrs Bradley, Vandenberg. 
C aptain C. D. Johns, and Lieutenants 
M urray and H art. 
The chaperones 
were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Collett and 
Mr. and Mrs. Bremond.

Fred Hibbard is visiting friends in 

Austin.

Rex Shaw, a last-year student of 
the U niversity, is a guest a t the Phi 
Gamma Delta House.

The A ngler Club held 

initiation
services a t the Chi Omega House F ri­
day afternoon.

Miss F ritz Childress will be 

the 
guest of her sister, Miss Lad ye Bryce 
C hildress, in the near future.

Miss Olivette Wise has been called 
to San Antonio because of the illness 
of her grandm other.

Mrs. Nunn of Houston has been the 
guest of her son, R obert, who is a t ­
tending the U niversity. While here 
she was the honoree of several social 
functions.

Mrs. J. Adams, form erly Hazel Tal­
bot, a student of the U niversity, is a 
g uest of her siste r Miss Rudolph T al­
bot, a t the W oman’s Building.

Mrs. J. A. Edmond, nee Mary Ann 
B lattr.er, is visiting friends in Aus 
tin.

“ Block” Sm ith, who has been a t Kel­
ly Field studying machine guns, has 
returned to his work a t S. M. A.

K. B. Niven has w ithdraw n from 
the A rchitectural D epartm ent and is 
now instructing in S. M. A.

Fred P. Holt, one of the “live w ires” 
in the E ngineering D epartm ent in 
1912, was a visitor to the campus F ri 
day.

Miss O livette Wise is spending the 
week-end visiting friends in San An 
tonio.

Bob W alker, Paul Davis, and Gor 
don Jackson have returned from San 
Antonio, where they w ent to attend 
the funeral of Sidney Brooks.

Miss Leonora Bell is visiting friends 

in San Antonio until Sunday.

H arry Sames, who has been ill for 
some time, is still a t Seton Infirm ary.
Miss Elizabeth Ripley is one of the 

week-end visitors to San Antonio.

RUSK DEBATE TONIGHT 

AGAIN TREATS SUBJECT 

OF INTERCOLLEGIATES

The second debate on the subject 
of the intercollegiate debates fo r this 
year, com pulsory arb itratio n , will be 
held a t the Rusk tonight. Members 
of the society who intend to try out 
for the debating squad will conduct 
the debate.

The detailed program follows: 
C urrent Events, A. A. Long. 
O ration, H. W. S trassburger.
Debate—Resolved, T h at the F ed er­
al G overnm ent should require com­
pulsory arb itratio n 
(w ith power to 
enforce decisions) of disputes be­
tween organized labor and in terstate 
public service corporations (constitu­
tionality g ran ted ).

A ffirm ative, Wm. A. Rascoe, Travis 
Dameron, O. W. S andstrom ; negative, 
J. M. Forbes, Guy Beasley, Alvin 
N augle.

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Knox Hats 

I Hid Caps

Earl & Wilson 

Shirts

HARRELLS

HO I C o n g r e s s A v e .

P E C A N S

P E C A N S
Send a package away. We have them ready to ship by 

parcel post, express or freight.

In neat baga, 5 pounds to 120 pounds; in fancv boxes, 
I 1-2 p o u n d s to 0 p o u n d s . Also include a nut cracker. We 
have the best.

L . T. E C K
704 Congress Avenue

We Examine Eves and Grind Lenses to Relieve E y e st r a in
S T E L F O X C O .
J . THUS. WARD, Optometrist

T H E E LLIO TTS

Official Photographers for the 19IM ( ’actus 

Appointed by Editor Elfenbein

December I is Dead line for Senior pictures 

Caps and Gowns at the Studio 

Phone 1193 for Appointment 

814 Congress Avenue

OFFICIAL NOTICES

Wait.
vited.

All students are cordially in-

SE C O N D C A L L — The 

following 
students are requested to call a t the 
office of the dean of the College of 
A rts at the times designated:

Between 8:30-11, or 2-4— Adams, 
S. J . ; Comesky, IC T.; Dickson, IL IL; 
Fitch, Leslie; Hamill, P. R.; Hender­
IL R.;
son, Cif Huie, R.; Hunter, 
I Kaufman, (J. G.; Lazenby, E thel; Mc­
N am ara, J . 
Manning, M ary; Mose­
ley, Leah; Obit/., M.; Parkre, John; 
Shive, Alice; Smith, H. B.; Smith, 
Walter Ii.; Smith, W. Robert; Thomas, 
George; Walthall, Paul, Wilkes, 0 . I).
Between 11-1:15 a. rn.— H arris, T. 
M f McAnnelly, S. M.; McNelly, M.j 
Xevins, Ja n e. 
IL Y. Benedict, Dean 
of the College of Arts.

PRE-M EDIC'S— The Cactus picture 
will be made at Elliotts Sunday morn­
ing at 11:15. All Pre-Medics be there 
on time. President.

R E G U L A R German tonight at K 

C. Hall.

M E E T IN G of German Club direct­
ors Sunday morning, 10:30, a t the 
Elliotts— formal dress for pictures.

A L L 

instructors 

in Aviation that 
wish to take Engineering courses are 
the Engineering 
at 
requested to be 
Building at 7 p. rn. Monday, Novem- 
! ber 10th, for consultation and sched­
ule. T. IT Taylor, Dean of Engineer­

ing.

TERM R E P O R T S OF S T U D E N T S 
— R eferring to term reports of grades, 
the University catalogue contains the 
* following provision: 
“ Students over
twenty-one years of age supporting 
themselves may receive their reports 
instead of their parents, if they re ­
quest it in writing.” 
All such stu ­
dents should call at the R e g is tra r ’s 
office and fill out the necessary card. 
The addressing of these reports will 
begin in a few days. E. J. Mathews 
R egistrar.

TH ERF] will be a called meeting of 
in Dr. 
o’clock today. 

the General 
Young’s office a t 12 
Chairman.

Science Club 

N O TICE, M E N — Rev. A. Frank 
Smith will address the men at the Y. 
I M. C. A. auditorium Sunday morning 
I at 9:30 on “ The Man Who Could Not

A L L University men and women 
who are interested in present day de­
velopment are invisited to hear M iss i 
Maude Younger at the “ Y ” tonight at 
7:30. Miss Younger is going to tell 
why the women 
picketing the 
White House, and why they refuse to 
eat while they are serving their sen ­
tences in jail or the work house. Be 
there.

are 

TEXAN WANT ADS

T E X A N want 

ads bring results. 
Rates, I cent per word for the first j 
insertion, three insertions fo r 2 cents, i 
Aboslutely no ad taken over the phone. 
Call a t room 109, Main Building. No 
id taken for less than 25 cents. P a y ­
ment in advance alw ays required.

ROOM A N D BOARD — South east 
room and private board for two; hot 
md cold bath, across 
from 
campus, on east. Phone 3344. A p ­
11-18
ply 2104 Tom Green St. 

street 

find 

S T U D E N T S Will 

comfortable 
rooms a t Raines Mansion, connect­
sleeping porches, 
ed with pleasan t 
$3.50 to $5.00, one-half block e ast of 
campus. 2110 Tom Green St. Rhone 
2413.

L O S T — Cap of a Conklin 

fountain 
pen, between Woman’s Gym and 
Main Building, Please return to T e x ­
11-17
an office. 

CO ACHING in F'rench and German 
Phone 43, or call at 1901 Wliitis.

11-19

LOST -In woman’s gym Wednesday, 
a cameo pin. Fender phone 1598,; 
or return to Mary ('atherine Hill and | 
11-20;
receive reward. 

L O S T — Gold rimmed g la s se s, in black 
case, in Room 158, Tuesday. Finder 
11-18

please phone 1783. 

The T e x a s Barber Shop. We please. 
1008 Con­

Mac. Oliphant, Prop. 
gress.

S T U D E N T S — Go to the Palace Barber 
Shop, Bosche Bldg., for first class 

work. Billy Wolf, Prop.

The Co-Op Barber Shop, next to 

Majestic Theatre. Good service.

At the Driskill Barber Shop you get 
'ood service and the best treatm ent 
Merits Silver, Prop.

F R E S H M A N — you and all old s tu ­
dents are invited to Reno’s Barber
Service unex­

-thop, 104 \\ Oth St. 
celled.

R E A S O N O V E R ^
“ TH E P LA C E 
SO D I F F E R E N T " 
Littlefield Building;

LAIRD SCHOBER BOOTS 
AND SLIPPERS
D I L L I N G H A M ’S

Al ford-Achilles Grocery Co.

Consolidated.

Carry a complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries. 
Catering especially to Sororities and Fraternities. Cour­
teous treatment and prompt delivery.

Old Phones 865-3120 

New Phone 160

1602-1 Lavaca Street

King’s Candies for American Queens

F R C -N l T— Fruit and nut assortment.
MEADOW Q U E E N — Milk Chocolates.
N C T TRIO— Pecans, Brazil nuts and walnuts 
T E X A S — General assort ment.

U n iversity D r u g S t o r e

“ The Convenient Place”

PHONE 1 0 4 0 

PHONE I G K )

For the Best Laundry Work in the City
Work Returned Sam e Day if Desired
TH E AM ERICAN LA U N D R Y 

Suits Cleaned and Pressed 

909 ( (ingress Avenue

Wukasch Cafe and Grocers

On Guadalupe, Opposite Campus

Confectionery, 

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

A full 

line of Staple 

and Fancy Groceries. 
C igars and t akes

Phone 4007

Phone 1071

U N I V E R S I T Y B A R B E R S K O P
N. W. RI T L F DGE, Proprietor 
2216 G U A D A L U P E ST.
Across the Street from the Campus 
Artistic Stylish and Up-to-Date Work Guaranteed

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