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First College D aily in t h e South

VOLUME XXI.

AUSTIN, TEXAS. FRID A Y M ORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1920

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TEAM FOR GAME

a

F rid a y ’* Scrim m age Finished. 
F in al W orkout Is Signal 
Running

M U N C E DOPE IS DOUBTFUL
T exas W ill H ave Speed A d v an ­
ta g e W hile O k lah o m a 
T eam Is H eavy

Coach W hitaker will p u t the fin ish ­
ing touches on his fig h tin g w arrio rs 
today in o rder to p re p a re them for 
the gam e tom orrow w ith Oklahoma 
Aggies, which is to be played on the 
F a ir P a rk gridiron a t D allas tom or­
row. The work out this afternoon 
will probably consist in a little skull 
practice, ru n n in g signals, and gym ­
nastic. 
team went 
through th eir final scrim m age with 
the fresh m an team , and so 
as 
fig h tin g is concerned, they a re in p er­
fect condition.

Y esterday th e 

f a r 

A g g i e T e a m H e a v ie r 

F ig u rin g out the rela tiv e stren g th 
of the A ggies is ra th e r a h ard task. 
One fa cto r is evident, how ever, and 
th a t is they have the ad v a n ta g e 
in 
w eight. 
T h eir line will av erag e eas­
ily fifteen pounds to th e m an more 
th an o u rs will, and 
th e ir backfield 
will average about th e sam e as ours.

L on gh or n s H a v e S p e e d 

a t 

hand 

The question now 

is 
whether speed will be victorious over 
, weight. L ast S a tu rd a y s’ gam e found 
"%Jiat H ow ard Payne w as much heav­
ier in th e line than we w ere, but our 
backs had no trouble in p en e tratin g 
it for sm all distances. However, this 
does not prove th a t we will have the 
same luck ag ain st th e big line of the 
In th e event the 
Oklahoma Aggies. 
F a ir P a rk gridiron will be slow as a 
result of rain , then th e A ggies will 
have 
the 
field is fa s t and in p erfec t condition, 
Dur chances are much b etter.
Coach W hitaker has not 

the 
present tim e decided who will make 
In view of th e fa c t he 
the trip . 
announces there will be a la rg e squad 
who will go up, perh aps tw o 
fa st 
fighting m achines in all.

th e advantage. 

B ut 

a t 

if 

ENROLLMENT LARGE 
FOR ARCHITECTURE

ncrease of 35 P er C ent 
Show n O ver Last Y e a r’s 
R egistration F ig u res

Is

T hese 

students. 

E nrollm ent in the D ep artm en t of 
A rch itectu re of the U n iv ersity this 
year shows an increase of 35 p er cent 
over th a t of last year. The total en­
rollm ent last year w as 55; this year 
it is 74. Of the total enrollm ent last 
year 14 were women; th is y e a r there 
are 19 women in the d ep a rtm en t as 
reg u lar 
figures 
show th a t 25 p er cent of th e students 
who stud y arch itectu re a re women. 
Speccial students from the College of 
A rts who are tak in g a r t courses are 
not 
in these records. The 
total num ber of special stu d en ts is 
29, and 85 per cent of 
are 
women. The fav o rite courses among 
the special students a re a r t courses, 
including charcoal 
d raw in g , w ater 
color p ain tin g , history of p ain tin g and 
arch itec­
sculpture, and history of 
tu re.

included 

these 

Among the womet who have g ra d ­
uated from the d ep artm en t a re Miss 
Stella E lm endorf, of S an Antonio, 
“ ho is doing some arc h ite c tu re w ork; 
Miss N ellie Jefferso n , who is teaching 
in the M assachusetts 
In s titu te of 
Technology in B oston; and Miss Alma 
a rch itectu ra l 
is doing 
Jacobs, who 
work in D allas. Mrs. A lm a Giesecke 
Hodges is living in W ichita F a lls and 
Miss H azel Hornsby is a t h e r home 
in A u stin ; a t present th ey a re not 
engaged in any professional work.

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l o n g h o r n b a n d w i l l 

.
GIVE SPECIAL PARADE

Before the d e p a rtu re of the tra in 
lig h t the Longhorn B and will pa- 
de Congress Avenue, giving 
some 
th e ir latest m arching form ations, 
Auding the fam ous “ T H. All mem- 
rs of the Band who are to m ake the 
dias trip have been ordered to To­
r t to the band ca r of th e sepeial 
»in a t the aK ty Depot to n ig h t a t 
JO sharp.

VINSON TO SPEAK 

IN MICHIGAN SOON

P re sid en t To H ave Im p o rtan t 

P a r t 

In U niversity Of 

M ichigan C erem ony

EASILY OBTAINED 
BY SALE OF TAGS

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The cerem onies 

P resid en t R. E. Vinson le ft Mon-
day for Ann H arbor, M ichigan, 
w here he is scheduled to deliver an Sum Now T otals $2,691.69. 
address on “ Academic Freedom and! 
Social R esponsibility” d u rin g the in- j 
a u g u ral ceremonies of the uew pres- 
ident of the U niversity of M ichigan. 

U niform s E xpected For 
A. Sc. M. G am e
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C ontributions to talin g $809.69 were 
the students and facu lty , 
beginning on T h u rsd a y of this week. T h u rsd ay tow ard m atching R egent
P resid en t Vinson will deliver 
, 
, 
address d u rin g the f ir s t day s pro­
gram , re tu rn in g to A ustin th e firs t M iss M ary Maud C astle, as cap­
tain of th e team selling the larg est
o t n ex t week. 
T he new P resident of Michigan is num ber of tags, won the box of candy
Dr. M. L. B urton, form erly Presi- o ffered as a prize by the chairm an of
dent of the U n iv ersity of M innesota. 

L utcher S ta rk s thousand dollars,

th ree d a y s ,; made by 

his r ... , 

la s t 

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J 

M L R .! MOORE 

ENTERS FACULTY

O ne of th e P ro m in en t M ath e­
m atician s of th e C ountry 
Is Secured

,. 

... 

team 

., 
the com m ittee on collections, C harles
sold
H a rritt. 
T he w inning 
ta g s to the am ount of $115.82. 
A
close second was 
the team of Miss
Keith Coppage, which sold $113.60
w orth of the tags. Miss P o rte r Lou
Calhoun captained 
team
the 
which collected $84.07.

third 

G reat in tere st was m anifested by

D epartm ent 

In securing the services of Dr. R. j t>very one concerned and the stu d en t
L. Moore, a form er g ra d u a te of the body as a u n it went in to the move-
of 
the 
U n iv ersity , 
merit whole h e a te d ly , determ ined to 
M athem atics is very fotunate. 
Dr. 
uniform the band.
Moore, who enters the U niversity in 
the cap acity of A ssociate Professor 
native 
of P u re M athem atics, is 
T exan, haying been born in Dallas. 
He received th e B achelor of A rts de­
gree from th is in stitu tio n in 
1901. 
W hile here he was a T eaching F el­
low fo r one year.

W ith the donations of the stud en ts 
increased to $1,809.69 by M r / S ta rk ’s 
g ift and the $882.00 pledged by *he 
business men of A ustin, 
the band 
fund now totals $2,691.69. T he band 
uniform s will lie ordered a t once in 
o rd er to have them here for the game 
with A. & M. T hanksgiving.
T he co-operation of 

a 

Since receiving his Ph. D. degree 
at C hicago U niversity, Dr. Moore has 
ta u g h t a t N orthw estern U niversity 
and a t th e state universities of T en­
nessee, Chicago, and Pennsylvania. 
of 
He w as A ssociate 
M athem atics a t 
of 
P ennsylvania when he consented to 
come back to Texas.

P rofessor 
the U niversity 

foundation 

Dr. Moore is one of the forem ost! 
th is country on 
in 
m athem aticians 
o f ' 
the 
the su b ject of 
M athem atics. 
a ssista n t-e d i-, 
He is 
tor of th e T ran sactio n s of A m erican! 
M athem atical Society, 
leading! 
M athem atical jo u rn al in this country, 
and he edits all p ap e rs along his’ p a r­
ticu lar line of work th a t a re pub­
lished in the jo u rn al.

th e 

He h as also published num erous 
the T ransactions 
original papers in 
of th e A m erican M athem atical So­
ciety, th e A nnals of M athem atics, the 
A m erican Jo u rn al o f M athem atics, 
the B ulletin of the A m erican M athe­
m atical Society, and th e Proceedings 
of N a tio n al Academ y of Sciences.

T here a re now 16 in stru cto rs in the 
D ep artm en t of M athem atics; ten in 
P ure M athem atics, and six in A p­
plied M athem atics.
 
Shorthorns Meet

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St. Edward’s Squad

For First Contest

play 

been a r ­
O nly th ree gam es have 
ranged on 
schedule, 
the S horthorn 
but M anager Joe Thom as is expect­
ing to com plete the program w ithin 
a sh o rt time. The gam es scheduled 
a re : O ctober 28, w ith th e St. E dw ards 
team of A u stin ; November 6, the team 
goes to S an A ntonio to 
the 
K nights o f Columbus of th a t city; 
and on th e l i t h o f Novem ber, 
the 
S horthorns meet the stro n g F reshm an 
team . 
The game* on November 20 
ie still pending, but in all probability 
the team will go to N o rth Texas to 
play one of the num erous schools of 
th a t section. M anager Thom as 
is 
try in g to a rra n g e several other games, 
and th e re su lt of his e ffo rts will be 
anonunced a t a la te r date.

T he la s t few days have seen several 
new m en in uniform . O f these men 
who reported late, F ra n k Lacy, a ca­
pable half-back from la st year, and 
T innin, a halfback from San Anto­
nio, a re showing up well. C hris E l­
liott, an o th er ta rd y candidate, who is
a tr a n s f e r from T. C. U., is playing 
a good gam e a t end. 

the business 
men of A ustin is to be g re atly ap p re­
students. 
the U niversity 
ciated by 
W ith the in tere sts of the U niversity 
a t h e a rt they pledged liberally in this 
drive as in all previous movements 
fo r stu d en t activities support.

RAINBOW DIVISION 

TO HOLD REUNION

U niversity Men U rged To 
M ake T rip To D allas 
On, S atu rd a y

S atu rd ay is “ Rainbow D ay” a t the 
D allas F a ir and the fa ir m anage­
m ent has prom ised 
th a t everything 
will be “ wide-open” to the members 
of th e fam ous Rainbow division.

T his will be the f irs t real reunion 
of th e Texas Rainbow Division since 
“ finis la g u e rre ” and it is expected 
th at a larg e num ber of the m em bers 
of the organization will be present 
for the occasion.
is expected 

th a t a num ber of 
{ U niversity men who were 
the
! Division will go to D allas S atu rd ay
en ­
and a special pullm an will be 
caged fo r them . 
R eservations on 
this c a r can be secured by calling 
E. W. Jackson a t phone num ber 743.

in 

I t 

TALKS FEA TU RE M EET

O F SPEA K ERS’ CLUB

im prom ptu 

E n th u siastic 

re g u la r m eeting. 

speeches 
were heard from tem p o rary m em bers 
of the S peaker’s Club la s t evening at 
^ts second 
B en­
n e tt Sm ith spoke on the “ The Young 
Men’s C hristian Association D rive in 
the U n iv ersity ”. B ert Ashby, 
of 
D allas, described “ The A llurem ents 
of My Home City, D allas.” Alfonso 
Regiand discussed “ The F o u r Y ear 
L im it in A thletics.” H enry Donohue 
talked on* “ The A dvantages of 
a 
Business A dm inistration C ourse.” 
“ The 
C. E. B lo o d w o rt 
Texas S p irit.” B eaum ont 
S tin n e tt 
spoke on “ The G uiding P rinciples of 
In stin c t.” The next th ree p rogram s 
of th e club will be filled by th irty 
men who a re try in g out fo r m em ber­
ship. 
New m em bers will be chosen 
on a com parative basis from this lot.

described 

S T U D E N T S E N T E R T A I N E D
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As yet, the S h o rth o rn s have 
the 

elected a man to c a p ta in 
this y ea r, but they will n e called to-* U niversity 
g eth er a t an early d ate to select t h e i r , Babcock, 2009 G uadalupe 
leader.

W alth er League of the St. P auls
not j L u th era n Church of A ustin en ter-
team tam ed the L u th eran students o f the

a t the home of Mrs. R. P.

line to In fallen] Tex,' !' UniVer,H» wiU ^ 

! 
In the game last S atu rday S. M U.j M o r e U p p e r C las»men U rged

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Mustangs Question

Decision In The Game 

With A. & M. Saturday

It will be decided whether or not!
S. M. U. beat A. & M. last S atu rday 5 
at a meeting of the Southwestern In­
tercollegiate Conference called by J.
S. McIntosh for th a t purpose. 

punted and the A. & M. safety man 
signaled for a fair catch. 
However, 
he missed the ball and it rolled be
hind the A. & l l 

on by an S. M. U. man. The referee i
ruled t h a t it did not count as a touch­
down because the A. & M. safety did 
not touch the ball, but J. Burton Rix, 
con­
coacch o fthe S. M. U. team, 
tends th a t it should count as a touch­
down, and he is going to be given a 
chance to present his arg u m e n t be­
fore the meeting of the oB ard S a t u r ­
day morning a t Dallas. 
It is be­
lieved th a t the officials of the game 
will also appear before he Conference 
to present their side of the case.

Dave Pena Former

Varsity Star To

Coach Sophomores

in 

th eir class 

All sophomores desirous of repre 
in tram u ra l 
ren tin g 
football should be p resen t tomorrow 
evening a t 5 o’clock in room 157 of 
the M ain Building, when a team will 
be organized and a cap tain probably 
elected. Those who try out fo r the 
squad will have an opp ortu nity of be­
ing coached by Dave P ena, all South­
w estern g u ard fo r V arsity two y ears 
ago and s ta r linesm an on this year’s 
S horthorns. 
E quipm ent will be f u r ­
nished by the A thletic Council and 
the team will have the privilege of 
p racticin g on the upper end of Dunn 
No other in tra m u ra l team s 
Field. 
present 
have been organized, 
to 
freshm an squad boing 
An 
in 
compete 
abundance of prom ising m aterial 
should be out, and lots of class sp irit 
m anifested.

the 
ineligible 

contests. 

these 

Class of 1924 to 

Be Governed With 
Iron Bound Rules

the 

records of 

M any im p o rtan t rules were ado pt­
ed a t f ir s t m eeting of th e F reshm an 
Class fo r the w in ter session. 
Al­
though but a few days have passed, 
business 
complete 
tran sacted a re to be found on 'file in 
the D epartm ent of Archives, F re sh ­
man L ib rary , U niversity of Texas. 
Owing to the am ount of work handled 
by th is departm ent, such docum ents 
are only to be seen by the inquistive 
public 
ju s t one day out of th irty . 
It is understood th a t the second Mon- 
lay in the firs t week of every month 
has been set aside for this purpose.

IO
COMPETE IN I E I

To T ry O ut For Long DU-
tance R unning T eam

the f irs t an n u al 

rePrc '
in cross country 
scnted by a team 
ru n n in g a t 
trac k 
m eet to be held under the auspices of 
the 
on 
S outhw estern Conference 
C lark Field T h anksgiving m orning, 
according to Roy J. M cLean, secre­
ta ry to the D irector of Physical 
T rain in g . 
of 
men a re urged to try out fo r the long 
distance ru n n in g team , and especially 
more upperclassm en are desired.

A g re a te r num ber 

M any F r e sh m e n C o m p e t e 

the 

team 

Mr. McLean calls a tten tio n to the 
fa c t th a t the g re a te r per cent of those 
now com peting 
are 
fo r 
freshm en and are therefo re ineligible 
to rep resen t the U n iv ersity 
u nder 
U nless 
Southern Conference rules. 
the upperclassm en tak e a m ore pro­
found in tere st in th i s 's p o rt and m ake 
expression of th a t in tere st by e n te r­
ing the try -o u t fo r the team the sit­
uation will become a serious one for 
the U niversity. 
Only a co m p ara­
tively sh o rt tim e rem ains in which to 
tra in the cross co un try team fo r the 
meet, and Mr. McLean 
th a 
upperclassm en respond to the appeal 
in a patriotic? m ann er im m ediately.
A d v a n t a g e s O f f e r e d 
The cross co un try sp o rts 

offers 
several ad v an tag es which should be 
inducing to those whowould try out. 
Members of teh team will receive the 
T he class tra in s three 
coveted “ T .” 
times a week. T ra in in g days 
are 
Tuesday, T hu rsday and S atu rd ay at 
4:30 p. rn.

urges 

Mr. McLean appeared much con­
cerned about the team in this sport. 
“ Unless more upperclassm en 
come 
out the situation is going to become 
alarm in g ,” he said T hursday.

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JO R D A N FIELD TO BE

NAME OF P. T. GROUND

Jo rdan Field has been suggested 
s trip of 
as the nam e for a new 
ground, recently 
the 
University fo r physical tra in in g p u r­
This land is located directly 
poses. 
<ast, and only a sh o rt distance from 
the m en’s ath letic head qu arters.

acquired 

by 

Louis Jo rd a n , in whose honor it is 
believed th e Board of R egents will 
nam e th is field, was one of V arsity 's 
premier athletes. He was a s ta r ort 
th e football team s of 1911-12, 13-14. 
In 1914, the year in which 
Jo rd an 
the team , W alter Camp 
captained 
gave him a place on his second “ All- 
A m erican” team . 
T his was a uni­
que honor, for Jo rd a n was the firs t 
member of any team in this sta te to 
be given such prom inence. 
Jo rd an , 
also, made his le tte r in trac k in 1913- 
14-15.

the 

hundred 

P rexy S p ra tt, who was 

elected 
president of the F resh m an Class a t 
Jo rd an was killed in action on the
the la st m eeting of the Sophomores, 
Laneville Sector, on M arch 5, 1918. 
addressed 
or more 
He was a L ieu ten an t in the fam ous 
mem bers of his clan w ith marked
to
Rainbow Division. 
ease and deliberation. B ut 
though 
S p ra tt’s speech was composed, it was* the g re a t hero ath lete will m eet with
the h ea rty approval of all U niver­
put across to the Fish in no soft m an­
sity people.
n er; ra th e r, 
the 
speech—excepting, possibly, the con­
tents— with firm ness. And from all 
te rm ’s 
available 
p resident will prove him self to be a 
m ighty m an— in his class. He 
be­
lieves th a t m ight is right. The oracle 
has declared th a t he will rule his sub­
je c ts w ith a male fist.

HAVE A CO M PETITO R

GERM AN CLUB IS TO

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inform ation, 

keynote of 

T his honor 

this 

the 

fo r 

D isreg ard in g all m a tte rs relative 
to green un d erw ear 
freshm en, 
free beer on the cam pus, two cuts a 
week in every course, and other such 
issues th a t ch aracterize every fresh ­
man m eeting, th ree im p o rtan t things 
were b ro u g h t up, cussed and almost 
discussed.

T he 

considered. 

A petition to hold an o th er reg u lar 
dance on S atu rd a y nig h ts fo r U ni­
versity stu dents has been read be­
fore the S tu d e n ts’ Assembly and f a ­
vorably 
petition 
was presented by B ern ard N. G ussett 
and Lud J. Lincoln, and states th a t 
the dances will be properly chape­
roned and subject to such rules as 
the Social C alendar Com mittee shall 
see f it to prescribe. 
It has been ev­
some­
ident fo r quite a while th a t 
th in g should be done to take ca re of 
the overflow crowd 
atten ds 
every Germ an.

th a t 

presented by an outsider, was 

It was decided th a t all Freshm en of 
the m ale type would w ear the offic­
ial green cap, the distinctive head­
A sim ilar petition, which was
gear of all loyal fish, on T uesday’s 
and T h u rsd ay s of each week. 
And
re- 
not only on these p a rtic u la r days b u tlc e n tly refused by the Assem bly, on 
also on all im portan t events such as J the grounds th a t dances such as this 
af- 
football gam es, rallies, etc. Prexy j were too much like com m ercial 
S p ra tt states th a t he is d eterm in e d . fairs, 
th a t no F reshm an will be* allowed to 
go to D allas unless he 
is properly 
topped w ith a fish-green jockey cap.
W ith no fe ar and less trepidation

a com m ittee was appointed to 
P resid en t Vinson about having 
reception in the sp rin g term . 
com m ittee is composed 
ton, R em ington, Dancey, Ohime, Hays of m aterial th a t will be o u t 

football
see’ squad held its firs t p ractice Tuesday 
good men 
P. Ross
of J. Hamil- sta te s th a t the Laws have a w ealth
in a few

The were out. M anager E. 

L A W S ORGAN IZE TEAM

The Law D ep artm en t 

a - afternoon. 

Sdme very 

days.

CORRECTION

In Tuesdays* Texan, the nam e of 
Miss N ella Binkley, who was elected 
tre a s u re r, w as unin ten tio n ally om it­
ted in th e article on th e election of 
o fficers in the Ju n io r L aw Class.

S treet
a t 7:30. About 
T h u rsd ay evening 
th irty ’students were welcomed 
by 
th e hostess and the president of the 
society, W alter F eh r and th e secre­
ta ry , Minnie Mae M aerki R efresh ­
m ents in the fo/m of ice cream and 
stu d en ts 
cake were 
were appreciative of 
in tere st
shown them by th e League of A ustin, and Hook.

T he 
the 

served. 

AUSTIN MEN MAKE 

LARGE DONATIONS!1™ 

Business Firm s Subscribe $882 
To Longhorn Band Unk 
form Fund

NO. 20

TCYIQ W R IT 

|Q 
**
SI BEST
RALLY OF SEASON

Crow d T urns O ut In Record 
N um bers D espite T he Im ­
pending Rain Storm

ENTHUSIASTIC PEP RUNS RIOT
M any P rom inent F acu lty And 
S tudent S p eak ers W ere 
On The P ro g ram

night. 

every m an 

T h a t Texas is su re to b rin g home 
the bacon of O klahom a A. & M. is 
and 
the conviction of 
woman who attended the rally a t the 
Men’s Gym T hu rsday 
Al­
though a th u nder show er th reaten ed 
the attendance was good 
the 
sp irit was th a t old fig h tin g one al­
ways shown by T exas rooters. 
E n ­
thusiasm ran rio t and th e yell leaders 
were quick to tak e ad vantag e of the 
pep of the rooters and tu rn it to good 
account. Yell a f te r yell filled 
th e 
gym and the rooters became more and 
more enthused as th e sp irit of Texas 
perm eated the m eeting.

and 

“ It was one of the best rallies we 
have had this y e a r,” said Yell Leader 
Rowland as he m ade his w ay to the 
th ere 
“ E very m an w as 
door. 
in 
yelling all the time. 
If we can keep 
up th e sp irit d em on strated tonigh t we 
will surely have an undefeated team 
for a team can ju s t w ork h a rd e r when 
every man is behind them ” he said. 
We w an t to beat Oklahom a A. & M. 
bad but the m ain an d ever present 
idea of every tru e T exas m an will be 
“ B eat Texas A. & M. a t all co sts!” 
The crowd was with him du rin g the 
rally and if intentions will help win 
gam es T exas A. & M.’s finish is al­
ready in sight.

H arritt S p e a k s

C harles H a rritt, 

of B eaum ont, 
made the announcem ent of the re su lts 
of the Band U niform D rive th a t took 
yesterday. More 
place 
th an $1691 was raised am ong 
the 
stu d en t body and the business men of

in A ustin 

(C ontinued from P age One)

INITIATION HELD 

FOR ENGINEERS

Seven New Members Taken In 
By Rams H o rn At En­
th usiastic Meet

of 

the m eeting 

In itiation of new m em bers and en­
thusiasm over the recent com pletion 
of the local c h a p te r’s affilia tio n w ith 
the Am erican A ssociation of E n gin ­
eers m arked 
the 
R am s’ Horn last n ig h t in the E n g in ­
eering Building. 
The R am s’ H orn 
was organized last sp rin g by th e en­
gineering students and plans were 
formed a t once to secure affiliatio n 
with th e Am erican Association of E n ­
gineers. The la tte r organization 
is 
natio nal 
in scope and num bers up­
w ards of th irty tho usan d members. 
The aim s of the organ izatio n are to 
advance the in terests of 
engineers, 
generally, and to secure employment 
for th e ir members.

T he nam e of the local organization 
ca rrie s a bit of h isto ry for engineer­
ing students, it being the outgrow th 
of Dean T aylor’s OK m ark which 
closely resembles a ra m 's horn.

the 

W H E R E A S, 

U niversity 
Band is an all im p o rtan t p a r t of 
all stud en t a ffa irs , and p a rtic u la r­
ly ath letic activities, and

W H E R E A S , it became neces­
sary to equip the band in a m an­
ner com m ensurate w ith the sta n d ­
ing of the U niversity, -Mr. L utcher 
S ta rk , of O range, Texas, agreed 
to give $1,000.00 to said purpose 
provided th a t the fa cu lty j*nd stu ­
dent body contribute a like am ount 
and,

W H E R E A S , 

appeal was 
an 
m ade to th e business men of the 
City of A ustin, for contributions 
and they responded in a m ost gen­
erous m anner.

T H E R E F O R E , be it resolved by 
the stu d en t body in m ass m eeting 
assembled th a t th e if g ra titu d e and 
ap p reciatio n be expressed to Mr. 
S ta rk for this fu rth e r m an ife sta­
tion of his generosity and loyalty 
the 
to his A lm a M ater; and to 
business men of th e C ity of A us­
tin fo r th e ir lib erality in this and 
they 
all o th er m atters 
in which 
th eir 
have been called upon for 
assistance.

Be it fu rth e r resolved, th a t a 
copy of this resolution be sent to 
Mr. S ta rk and copies furnished to 
and 
the T e x a n , A ustin A m erican 
A ustin S tatesm an, 
publica­
tion.

fo r 

to 

W ith 

th e ir usual prom ptness 

the 
business men of A ustin 
answered 
the roll call W ednesday, by contrib­
being 
uted $882.00 
raised to purchase uniform s fo r the 
U niversity Band. T his contribution 
should not be 
the 
proceeds of the ta g sale on the cam ­
pus T hursday.

confused with 

fund 

th e 

H erew ith is given a tab u lated list 
of the co n trib u to rs and the am ount 
each donated:

U n iversity Co-Op 
Am erican N ational Bank 
A ustin N ational Bank 
McKean E ilers Co.
W alter Tips Co.
E. M. S carbrough & Sons 
P atton Auto Co.
Sm ith & Wilcox 
Carl M ayer Company

$ 100.00
100.00
100.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
26.00 
25.00

(C ontinued on P age F ou r)

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Pre-Meds Initiate

Sixty New Members

In Y. M. Building

The T exas Pre-m edical Society 
held a very successful in itiatio n last 
night fo r sixty new mem bers. 
The 
m eeting was held in and about the 
Young Men’s C h ristian Association 
large num ber of P re­
building. A 
fo r 
meds received (fee 
m em bership 
them 
and 
through the “ h ospital.” M any novel 
and successful m eans w ere used to 
to 
introduce the new m em bers 
the 
profession. 
received 
Among those 
into the society were tw en ty girls.

candidates 
escorted 

The “ hosp ital” 

contained m any 
efficient w ards and d ep artm ents. The 
these were 
most im p o rtan t am ong 
the exam ination room, the 
electric 
m assage machine, th e h a ir-treatm en t 
bureau, the operating room, the nerve 
w ard, and the 
convalescent ward.
A fter the initiation refresh m ents of 
ice cream and cake were served.

R. F. Stanley, Jo h n H igginson, N. 
P. Bagby, W. J. G ray, W. H. Wilson, 
A. B. C lark, John D unseth.

J . M. G raham of El Paso is presi­
dent and W. H. B ainbridge of Big 
S prin gs is sec retary of 
the R am ’s 
The follow ing men w ere in i­
Horn. 
tiated :

T he following com m ittees w ere ap ­
pointed: Q ualification; J. E. Miller, 
U. U. S tallings, Louis Domingues. 
Em ploym ent; P. R. Sm ith, W. W. 
D ornberger, B. A. Cocker.
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Those who joined w ere: Messrs.
R, F. Monison, R. J . Robinson, J. W.
Simons, Lloyd Jam es, H. S. Hersley,
J.
W. S. Dove, E, P. Deeper, W. 
.Smith, H. L. Mayo, J. A. L ittle, T. A.
Andrews, E. D. Rogers, P. E. Suehs,
V. S. Rabb, D. C. Peterson, 
J. T.
Pease, S. W. Rash, A. K. Riley, J. B.
Snow, Joe D arvis, T. M. T rim ble, Tom 
S tran d , Leon W’ilcox, F red Bloom,
D. W. H arrison, F. B. Sm ith, C. A.
Leary, W. E. Jones, J. R, McGunnay,
P archm an,
E. A. C handler, H. W. 
Russell Dunn, W. B. H a rris, H. H.
Duke, W. E. D o u g h ty W. C. H urley,
Jack Kenenm ur, Healy Mayes, John 
Thompson, C. R. E d g ar, E. K. Col­
lier, R. M. Bellamy, B. H. Reinaez.
The g irls who joined w ere: Misses
Mabel Daniel, C larina Long, Mabel 
Keys, Maud Clayton C lifford, Maude 
Mr. Bell grad u ated from the Sm ith­
Cummins, E lueta Benson, Grace 
He 
ville H igh School w ith honors. 
is a m em ber of the U niversity Band, 
Thiele, M ary A. 
S tensay, Angie 
Stiles, S ara h Lanham , Em m a Nor- 
being one of the few freshm en chosen 
to go to Dallas fo r the Texas-Okla-
m and, J u lia V icar, Rowena G. Crage,
Dorothy Peel, Ruby Riley, R uth and boma gam e. He is also a member of 
H allie H artg rav e s, Gay Nelle P riv e ,lb o th the “ Speakers Club” and 
th a 
Louise Boho and M rs. R u th Long. 

G ilbert Bell, of Sm ithville, has an­
nounced his candidacy fo r Freshm an 
Assem blym an.

FOR ASSEMBLYMAN

BELL ANNOUNCES

T exas Pre-m ed Society.

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Published on th« cu n jrat of tho Unlv*r»tty 
of T n i t by tho itodent bodty term * rnornln* 
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le s s* , uniter the Ae* of
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Congress, March 
for 
I, 1S7S. Acceptance 
mailing s t apeciai rate of postage provided 
for In Section l l <.4. Aet of October ». IMT, 
authorised September 24, lt lS

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Kditor-in-Chlef

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.Managing Editor

JACK B. B L A L O C K 

.-Business Manager

TODAY'S STAFF

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THINK NOW

We will venture 

the asser 
tion th at 90 per cent of the stu 
dents who will have the righ 
to vote in the election which is 
almost upon us have no ade­
quate idea as to what candidates 
are in line for the various of­
fices or at least as to what can­
didates are particularly suited 
for the places which they seek 
And after the members of the 
Assembly are elected and 
go 
into office, those students who 
are now' paying no 
attention 
will be the ones who will pro­
test the loudest against legisla 
law making 
the 
tion which 
body may 
This has 
enact. 
been the case in form er years 
and will continue to be the case 
until the average student awakes 
to the fact th at a 
fore 
thought before an election will 
be worth more to him 
hundred howls afterw ard. An 
extremely large per cent of the 
student voters pay little or no 
attention to student self gov 
em inent until those in author­
ity do something which breaks 
into their personal routine of 
life. And then it is usually too 
late for their complaints to be 
effective.

little 

than 

the 

For instance, the Assembly 
enacts a law relative to Univer­
sity social functions, and 
im­
mediately a wail goes up from 
various parts of 
student 
body because 
the particular 
legislation does not conform to 
the personal veiws of certain 
individuals. And these 
indi­
viduals rail at the members of 
the Assembly and usually get 
nowhere.

Now is the time to question 
your future Assemblyman and 
find where he stands and what 
sort of legislation he will ad­
vocate. A fter the election will 
be too late.

Results of the drive for the 
Band were indeed gratifying. 
Sufficient funds were raised to 
equip the members of the Band 
a 
in a manner which will be 
credit to those who made 
it 
possible*

support of 

The student body and 

the 
faculty «re to be congratulated 
upon the manner in which they 
came to the 
the 
movement and upon the spirit 
which was displayed by 
those 
the contributions. 
who made 
Those who donated may be 
assured that the Band is duly 
appreciative of 
response 
which came, and th at the mem­
bers of the Band will serve the 
student body to the best of 
their ability.

the 

B ut besides the receiving of 
congratulations themselves, the 
students of the University are 
due thanks to the business men 
of Austin, for they also rallied 
to the support of a University 
enterprise and made a donation 
which equalled that of students 
and faculty combined. 
These 
men habitually stand behind the 
University in the m atter of fi­
nances as well as in other ways, 
arid th lr# occasion is taken to ex­
tend to them thanks on behalf 
of the student body.

I had four bits at morning,
T w a s all the kale I had,

I tried my best to save that cash, 
But my luck was surely bad.

From nine to one my schedule ran 
I sneaked from shack to shack 

If the tag girls were in front 
I slipped in at the back.

I walked the roofs o f buildings,
Like a hunted thing I fled,

I slowed up in the thickets 

But 'cross the walks I sped.

When my last long class was over 
And I hadn't yet been struck,

I wiped my sw eating brow 
And called m yself in luck.

But as I headed homeward 

I met a Co-Ed fair 

I looked right at her smiling face 

And saw no danger there.

But as I passed, idle grabbed me,

I threw ten thousand fits,

She put the 'tag upon me 
And got my la st four bits.
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DR. BAILEY TALKS

TO CHEMICAL CLUB

“Opportunities for Chemists'' will 

be the theme of Dr. J. R. Bailey's 
talk to the Texas Chemical Club to­
night. 
take up 
Dr. Bailey will 
the vast field of Chemistry and find 
the opportunities that man has 
for 
making good. 
He will tell of men 
from the University of Texas, who 
have been successful in various chem­
ical professions.

This organization has a two fold 
purpose— the discussion of scientific 
subjects and also the pleasure to be 
derived from the social side. Mem­
is entirely made up of the 
bership 
student body. Any student who 
is 
taking a second-year course in Chem­
A 
istry is eligible for membership. 
series of talks will be given by 
the 
members throughout the year, and 
other talks will be made by special­
ists.

NOTICE

The following students are re­
quested to call at the Registrar's 
office immediately:

C.
T
George

Anderson, Hugh M. 
Bainbridge, W alter Herbert 
Bartlett, Wm. James 
Beakley, Nella Mae 
Bell, C arriole 
Beretta, John Ward 
Birmingham, Raymond Earl 
Bolton, Henry D.
Bootes, Morris 
Bowman, Otha E.
Braden, W. W.
Breedon, James Herschell 
CHaney, Mrs. Nono Barnes 
Clancy, Noel J.
Conklin, Wm. T.
Cook, Ceccil N.
Canforth, Duncan 
Davis, V irginia 
De Wees, Ward 
Doublers?, Robt.
Drought, Francis 
Drummond, John 
Duke, Marilou 
Dunham
Ellington, Joseph M 
Elmore, Robt. T.
Fair, F'rank 
Fish, Pascal E.
Franke, Edgar Wm.
Fristoe, Robt. Edwin 
Gay, Jord Leiper 
George, W alter H.
Goree, Mrs. R. G.
Graham, Phillip E.
Haggard, W alter E.
Hall, Mm. H.
H artsfield, Loy W.
Heath, W allace W„
Hewett, Robert L.
Higdon, A. W.
Higdon, C. W.
Higdon, M. V.
Hiues, Bess Houston 
Hoard, John O.
Holt, Marie H.
Howell, Alberta 
Howell, Frank D.
Hugman, R.* H. H. 
Humphrey, T. B.
Johnson, H. B.
Kacir, A ugust 
Reese, W alter H.
Kilgore, Jesse T.
King, Sidney E.
Lawther, Margaret 
Luke, Mrs. Cora D. 
Lundelius, Oscar E.
Lynn, Rice P.
McGee, Geo. I.
McMinn, Jack C.
McNamara, Ruth 
Mass, Clarence Adolph 
Marshall, Sabin W. 
Militchevitch, A. P.
Niven, Malcolm 
Odom, Mrs. W. E.
Pfluger, Clemens 
Prine, Mrs, Gaynelle 
Reese, Byron 
Shuford, Jozelle Aurelia 
Smith, Mrs. Sim Joe 
E. J. Mathews, Registrar.

Dates For Debates

To Be Selected At

Meeting Today

Dates for different 

intersociety 
speaking contests will be fixed, and 
other 
be 
important business will 
transacted at a meeting o f the De­
bate Council which will be held this 
afternoon at five o’clock 
in the of­
fice of Dr. E. D. Shurter, room 7 
in I Hall.

T he Debate Council is composed of 
two representatives from each of the 
four literary societies of the Univer­
sity. 
The president of each society 
is a member and he has the power to 
appoint the second member.

“ The Council,'* Dr. Shurter said,

A YOUNG m an dropped 

* * *

IN yesterday

♦ * 
AS I was opening

*

A .S H IP M E N T *

* 

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OF’ su its and he

A SK E D : “ W hat

DO YOU get fo r

T H A T su it? ”

“ T H A T S L IT was a

MONROE S U IT

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# *

IN a good looking

GRF; EN 

irredescent 
* * * 

PATTFJRN m ade up in a

N IF T Y double
* 

* 

*

B R E A ST E D p attern with two 

P A IR p an ts *

“GOSH! Ding B ust! Gee W hiz! 

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s e e 

SA ID the

* # 

•

YOUNG m an. 

I have ju s t

P A ID $75 

* * *

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FOR a su it exactly like

T H A T one,

H E looked closer and said 

* * ♦

• * 

•

IT surely is

EX A C TLY like the one

I BOUGHT *

ANL I got only one p air 

OF' pants.

W ITH my suit. He tried 

ON the coat

AND said “ it fits b etter."
* 

* 

*

T H E N

*
H E w anted to know

* 

• 

HOW in the *
* 
WORLD did we m anage to

* 

*

U N D E R S E L L

T H E la rg e r sto res so

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BADLY. 

I told him th a t

W E did not *
* 
BUY a su it fo r F all 1920

* 

rn

U N T IL A M ONTH AGO

W H E N P R IC E S BEG A N 

TO SHOW A

T E N D E N C Y TO D E C L IN E

“T H IS is the la st tim e

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* 

* *

I W ILL

*
EV'ER be a sucker,"

* 

* 

H E said

“ T H E next tim e I w ant a

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S U IT of clothes*

I S U R E L Y will look 

AROUND

AND before I buy 

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*

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I W ILL

BE su re and see w hat

JO S E P H 'S has *

EXCLUSIVE AGENTS: 
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IOSEPHO

 211 EAST BTH. ^

J

THE DAILY TEXAN

into 

consideration 

‘'will take 
the 
making of an eastern trip to debate 
with Columbia and P rinceton Uni­
versities. We already have 
re tu rn 
.C olorado, Oklahom a, 
debates with 
P lans fo r the In tersch o ­
and L tah . 
lastic D ebates fo r 
the com ing year 
will be arranged."

The 

total 

is 
Although pubUc speaking 
no 
in 
longer com pulsory for stu d en ts 
| the en gineering d ep artm en t, enroll- 
, m ent in th e School of Public S peak­
ing h as n o t been seriously affected , 
according to re g istra tio n fig u re s for 
this year. 
enrollm ent 
for this y e a r is 325, ag a in st 330 last 
FIngineers who took the f irs t 
year. 
la s t 
year course in public speaking 
year num bered 75 in a to ta l o f 225 
students. 
This year 180 students 
are registered fo r this course, there 
the 
in 
being considerable 
num ber of upperclassm en over 
last 
year.

increase 

f r a t a v e r a g e s t o b e

ANNOUNCED SUNDAY

H. T. P arlin , a ssista n t dean of the 
College of A rts and Sciences, 
a n ­
the 
nounces th a t the av erag es for 
various fra te rn itie s of the U n iv ersity 
will be ready fo r publication in S un­
day’s Texan, Work on th e 
com pil­
ation of th e averages has been held 
up by the rush of work in the D ean’s 
office.

A few new and especially at­
tractive sweaters, capes and 
scarfs have just arrived. Hurry 
if you wish to see them, at the 
Bluebonnet Shop.

GIRLS WILL ENJOY

LAKE AUSTIN OUTING

in 

tak e ad v an tag e of 

Oak Lodge, the Mammy Cabin and 
: the U n iv ersity house boat will be 
open to U niv ersity g irls next S a tu r 
day, As th ere will be no gam e here 
on th a t day, it is probable th a t many 
th is oppor 
will 
tu n ity to become acquainted w ith the 
joys of a S a tu rd a y afternoon 
or 
n ig h t a t one of th e cabins.
G irls w ishing to spend 

the night 
m ust sign up a t Miss A ynesw orth’s 
office 
the W om an's Gym nasium 
before five o’clock on F rid ay . Any 
num ber of g irls m ay go to the cabins 
eat 
to spend the afternoon and to 
No special tim e is set fo r 
sap p er, 
crowds to leave fo r 
d iffe re n t 
the 
places. 
All g irls m ust m ake th eir 
own arran g em en ts.
is advisable 

crowd 
shall have a t least one person who 
has taken th e trip before. T o ,reach 
both Mammy C abin and 
the house 
boat g irls m ust have M r. M artin a t 
the U n iversity boat house to 
row 
them across the river.

th a t each 

I t 

New heads of in stitu tio n s 

to be
seen this academ ic y e a r are F red e­
rick C. Hicks, U n iv ersity of Cincin­
n a ti; W illiam W. H enderson, B rig­
ham Y oung College; Jo h n E. Cousins 
T u fts College; H. M. Gage, Coe Col­
lege; H a rry W. C hase, U n iversity of 
N orth C aro lin a; and F. W. Hixsen, 
A llegeheny College.

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Famous
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Ask for it every day at your favorite 
fountain

Order some sent hom e for dessert

Phone 4 4 0 0

ALAMO
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OF AUSTIN

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AWAIT YOU AT THE POPULAR

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Get the Best

Good quality is the only good value in clothes; it’s 

worth what it costs; w e m ake it cost as 

little as 

possible. W e feature

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English Model Shoes

Of Dark Brown Calf Skin

A t $14.00

Its very gratifying to us to be able to offer this sm art 
Shoe for this price, low flat w alking heel and a per­
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Same in Black Calf for $13.50

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W. A. ACHILLES & CO.
PIONEER GROCERS

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Sorority Houses

1602-04 Lavaca S treet 
Phones 865, 866, 867

Boys
W hen You N ext Buy a C igar Ask For

MEDITATION

10c size and up 

Its mildness and fragrance will please you and you’ll 

like it.

Ju st try one. F or sale at all cigar stands in Austin 

w here good cigars are sold. Ju st ask for

MEDITATION

By all means you should inspect our showing of this 
season’s sm art styled footw ear fo r women. 
Brown or 
Black Kid W alking Boots in various heights of heels, 
High-heeled Dress Boots, Pumps and Oxfords, including 
the much favored Brogue, are all represented. You will 
not only find the style you have in mind but you will he 
agreeably surprised at the really substantial savings you 
can m ake on footw ear of quality.

Exceptional values economically priced

$ 7 .8 5 

$ 8 .8 5 

$ 9 .8 5 

$ 1 2 .5 0

Don’t overlook the opportunity to cut your shoe bills 

from 20 per cent to 30 per cent.

Come in and let us show you w hether or not you are 

ready to m ake a purchase.

THE POPULAR

‘'A Store of B etter Values.”
513 Congress Ave.
F irst Door N orth Austin N ational Bank

 S o c i e t y

W e b b - H e n d r i x

On T hursday m orning, October 14, 
1920, at the home of the bride’s par­
ents, 2610 Rio Grande, occurred the 
m arriage o f Jam es E. Webb to Miss 
Zella K. H endrix, o f A ustin. Mr. 
Webb received his LL. B. from the 
U n iv e r sity in the sum m er o f 1919. 
W hile he w as in school, he w as an 
S. A. E. Mr. and Mrs. Webb w ill 

! make th eir home in San A ntonio.

C h a r d Ie r-Ki kha m

is a 

The m arriage o f M iss M argaret 
Chandler to Mr. T. K irkham will 
take place in G iddings on Saturday 
afternoon, October 17, 1920. Miss 
form er U n iv ersity 
Chandler 
student and w hile in school w as 
a 
prom inent member o f K appa Kappa 
Gamma. M iss M argaret Chandler, 
Knox Chandler and M iss Lois Mc- 
Chesney w ill go to G iddings to 
a t­
tend the wedding.

Theta X i 

T h e t a Xi D i n ne r
entertained 
fra tern ity 
w ith a banquet a t the D riskill H o­
o f 
tel, W ednesday, 
its 
am ong 
pledges. 
and Park 
them w ere Wm. A yers 
present 
H ouston, addressed 
each g iv in g som ething o f the history 
of the Rho chapter in the lin iv e r sity .

in honor 
Several old men 

those 

The fo llo w in g are the pledges hon­
ored: B. L ew is, W. Sm ith, A u stin ; 
G. E. Robertson, F ort W orth; W. 
Trout, L ufkin; Guy Johnson, G aines­
ville; St. E. Trout, Laredo; W. Jef- 
fress, D a lla s; F. Parker; E. Share; 
T. M ajetka; Bert Crowell, San A n­
tonio; J. C. H ull, San A ntonio; G. F. 
F indlay, San A ntonio; G. K ilfoyle, 
T yler; W. Markle, G alveston; E. 
Hillman, San A ntonio; and W. Brom ­
ley, P lainview .

S. M. A. Ba nq u et

A supper w as given W ednesday 
even in g a t the S. M. A. dorm itory 
hall, as a welcome to the U n iversity 
students who are domiciled there th is 
year, by the ladies o f the S. M. A. 
neighborhood. The decorations were 
carried out in college colors, golden 
rod and tuberoses, and potted plants 
adorning the hall. The d ining table 
w as set in a “ T ” shape, and a sup-

THE DAILY TEXAN

chicken, 

per o f salad, 
sandwiches, 
cream , cake, and iced tea w as served. 
D uring the evening a musical pro­
gram w as given by Mrs. Alice Chap- 
) pen, Mrs. W. H. Moore, and Miss 
The students sang 
E tta Chappell. 
a number o f songs. 
The committee 
in charge w ere: M esdames Lorance, 

I C. V. Brock, and J. L. T aff.

home w ith M arion Price, o f D allas, 
for a week end visit.

Helen and V irginia Reed 

le ft 
W ednesday to attend the D allas Fair.
| Lavonia Baker, at Lubbock Hall, 
o f 

is ex p ectin g Elizabeth Henson, 
Coleman, for her week end guest. 

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M A N Y R E G I S T E R FOR A. R, T.

the A ssociation o f 

It is announced that, a total of 115 
students o f the U niversity o f Texaa 
for courses offered 
have registered 
by 
R eligious 
Teachers, representing the d ifferen t 
Bible Chairs a ffilia ted with the U n i­
versity. These 
courses deal with 
the historical and literary study o f 
the Bible, and, it is said, are 
in no 
w ay doctrinal. 
They are open to all 
or 
students o f sophomore standing 
above, and two such courses may ba 
presented for any degree in the Col­
lege o f A rts,

Burma U n iversity, o f Rangoon, is 
building a new plant, and the govern­
ment will pay one half o f the cost of 
The B aptist Church, 
construction. 
which controls the institution, is pay­
ing the rem ainder of the cost.

The Ongawas in a delight­
ful Japanese entertainment of 
music and stories. Hancock 
Opera House, October 26.

—o-

Hours 9 to 5 . Old Phone 802 
WM. A. LEWIS, M. D. D. O.
Specializes In Osteopathy 
Rooms 3 and 4, First Floor 
Masonic Temple 
Austin, Texas

Eat At The

CACTUS TEA
ROOM

Best Service.
Best Food.
Most Convenient. 
AT THE END OF 
WEST WALK

Delta D elta Delta announces the 

pledging o f Miss K atherine A nder­
son, o f Brownwood.

Flossie Brown has gone to 

her 

in G alveston where she w ill 

home 
v isit for a few days.

Laura Thompson will go to 

her 

home in San Antonio for the week 
end.

A lex Pope left la st night for Tyler 
i to be present at the wedding cere- 
! m ony o f his sister, Miss Sunshine 
j Pope, on October 16.

Tallulah H ollow ay, Burt Ashby, 
John S p ratt and Ward De Wees will 
leave tonight for the D allas game.

D orothy Peel, who w as called home 
Sunday on account o f the illness o f 
her fath er, is back in school today.

M argaret Hall is quite ill a t Seton 

Infirm ary.

lim a Barrier, who was operated 
on for appendicitis at P. & S. hospi­
tal la st Saturday ,is im proving.

Burton K night and Thom as F . 
N ash are going to v isit relatives in 
Dallas this week end.

Elizabeth W eaver o f the Tri D elt 
house has gone to her home in Sher­
man for a week end visit.

The Tri Dolts entertained W ednes­
day afternoon a t the Chapter house 
their 
w ith a tea for Mrs. N ixon, 
patronesses 
chaperone. A ll 
and members w ere present, as well 
as three representatives 
the 
other sororities. There w ere about 
seventy fiv e present.

their 

from 

Em m a Brown, o f Center, T exas, 
who w as a student here la st year, is 
to be married to “ F iddle” Scott o f 
A. & M., F riday, October 15.

K atherine Lem ly 

is spending the 

week end at her home in Temple.

sorority 

Chi Omega 

entertained 
Thursday afternoon w ith a tea, from 
four to six for their patronesses and 
friends.

M iss Adeline M cNab, o f D allas, 
w as called home on account o f the ill­
ness o f her grandm other.

M ary Frances M cAskell 

is 

going

P L I A N T

T H E P L I A N T T R E A T M E N T A N D

U I L R EGARD FOR PROPORTION A N D OUT- 
INEGIVEN TO THE HY- LI NE SHOULDERS OF 
HE MODEL SKETCHED, H A V E SECURED A 
COMFORTABLE A N D E N G A G I N G E F FE C T.

C U S T O M S E R V I C E W I T H O U T 
THE ANNOYANCE OF A VET-OM 
READY-TO-PUT-ON 
T A I L O R E D A T F A S H I O N P A R K

6 /6 C&MUtlESs'AvEtfl/K,

F a s h i e n P a r k C l o t h i e r s

ANNA CASE

FAMOUS AMERICAN SOPRANO

HANCOCK OPERA HOUSE

MONDAY, OCTOBER 18

Prices $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00, w ar tax included

SEATS ON SALE AT J. R. REED MUSIC CO. 
AND EDISON SHOP

AT MUELLER’S SHOE STORE

SNAPPY NEW MODELS

IN

SHOES

I R M * . M N ** * u . . 

a r c

—The kind young fellows want. We have them 
in all styles and leathers. The variety of W alk­
o v e r shoes provide a perfect fit for everybody.

Prices $10 $20

ROSNER’S
Great New York Purchase Sale
Begins This Morning
Don't Fail to Read the Good News

is 
Mr. Chas. Rosner, now rn the New York market, with plenty of 
sweeping into this store some of the most wonderful purchases ever made, He 
is buying Suits and Dresses now— since the decline in prices. These very same 
Suits and Dresses that are advertised here are at 25 per cent to 35 per cent lower 
than >ou can find them elsewhere. We are now going to give the public this 
flight lass stock of Ready-to-Wear at a radical reduction in price.

ready cash, 

The 

OFFICIAL NOTICES
9 AMICAL C L U B : 

in itial
sting o f the T exas Chem ical Club
will be held 
in 
K Hall 5. Dr. J. R. B aily w ill speak 
on The O pportunities o f a C hem ist.'’ 
A ll members are urged to be p r e se n t 
{Students tak in g C hem istry and visi-
tors are invited to come and hear Dr. 
jBaily discuss th is im portant topic.

tonight a t 7 :1 5 

I

:

[SO PH O M O RES ^NOTICE: A ll men
i who can play football report on 
the 
t Shorthorn field in fro n t o f th e gym 
* this afternoon. 
e x ­
pects all men who can play to come 

Reporter.

Coach 

Pena 

this afternoon.

M anager.

C LA SS M A N A G E R S: A ll m ana-
^ gars o f cla ss or departm ent football 
J^teams for Intram ural a th letics 
are 
fjrequested to turn in their nam es at 

'the a th letic o ffice a t once. 
rn 
i

R. L. F ow ler.

S U N D A Y SCHOOL C L A S S : 

, M EM BERS OF M ISS D E C H A R D 'S 
The
f books have now come and m ay be ob­
tained from M iss D echard or Eva 
for 

4W oqdy. Study the fir s t lesson 
"next Sunday.

Beulah Liles, president.

ALL W. A. A. members m ay pay 
their dues Saturday 
to 
eleven and tw elve to one, in the W. 
A. A. o ffice in the basem ent o f the 
W oman’s Building.

from 

ten 

Treasurer.

P U B L IC IT Y C O M M ITTEE o f 
the 
Young W om ens’ C hristian A sso cia ­
tion will m eet today a t 5 o ’clock in 
the A ssociation room. A ll g irls who 
are interested in publicity work are 
invited to attend.

Chairm an.

A R R A N G E M E N T S H A V E B E E N 
M ADE for chaperonage and sleeper
reservations via the Southern P acific 
for the accommodation o f the women

fcil

/

'HE Y. W. C. A. 
Social Service 
Committee w ill meet in room 105 M. 

at 5 o ’clock.

Lucy F oster, Chairm an.

students who wish to attend the gam e 
a t D allas on October 16. A ll women 
istu d en ts who intend to go are asked 
•to make their reservations a t room 
111 Main b u ild in g , 
o ffic e 
hours, as soon as possible. The dia­
in th a t office.
gram s are 

during 

Llia M. C asis, Dean o f Women.

-J w ill be a very 

L A T IN -A M E R IC A N students, there 
im portant m eeting 
^ xt Saturday, Occtober 16, 3 o’clock 
p. rn., a t 104 W. 24th and U n iv ersity 
Ave., alm ost opposite the C afeteria.

is 

The purpose o f the m eeting 
to
g et together in order to organize a 
Club o f L atin-A m erican 
students. 
E very Latin-A m erican student o f the 
U n iv ersity of T exas is cordially in­
vited to attend this m eeting. Do not 
fail to come out and have a 
good 
tim e. 
There w ill be lots of music 
and refreshm ents.

A Latin-A m erican Student.

FORT W ORTH C E N T R A L HIGH 
Club will m eet today a t 5 o’clock p. 
rn., in room 158 M ain B uilding. All 
graduates o f the C entral H igh School 
and students from the South Side are 
esp ecially urged to attend.

D E B A T E CO U N C IL: There w ill be 
a m eeting of the D ebate Council held 
the 
th is afternoon a t 5 o ’clock 
o ffice of Dr. E. D. Shurter, in room 
7 I Hall of the D epartm ent o f E x ­
tension. A ll members are urged to 
attend.

in 

President.

M ETH O D IST L E A G U E R S and Sun­
day School students be a t the church 
on Saturday afternoon a t 3 o ’clock 
for a picnic.

P A N H E L L E N IC w ill m eet 
October 15 at 5 o’clock, M. B. 157.
President P an-H ellenic.

today, 

E D U C A T IO N D E P A R T M E N T m eet­
ing to elect o fficers fo r the year, to ­
day, October 15, a t 5 p. rn. in room 
312 o f the Education B uilding.

Richard Jonas, vice-president.

H IG H L A N D E N D E A V O R S : There 
w ill be a m eeting o f th e E xecutive 
Com m ittee in the church 
4 
p. rn. A ll o ffic e r s and com m ittee 
chairm en please be present.

today 

U. U. S ta llin g s, president.

A t lea st 1,400 form er soldiers, sa il­
ors, and m arines and nurses are e x ­
pected to take a d v an tage o f W iscon­
sin's soldier educational bonus 
law 
to attend the U n iv ersity o f W iscon­
inform a­
sin th is fa ll, according to 
tion 
o fficer who advises soldier bonus stu 
dents.

in the o ffice o f the university I 

Im portant m eet­
4 o ’clock 

J U N IO R LA W S: 
in g F rid a y afternoon a t 
room 105, Law B uilding. A ll mem­
bers o f the class are urged to be 
present.

President*

U N IV E R S IT Y P H Y S IC IA N 'S hours 
and 
w ill be changed on S a tu rd ays, 
th e o ffices on those d ays w ill be open 
from l l to I.

U n iv e r sity P hysician.

<h

Oh, Boy! Those Hambur­

gers!! W. S. S. Bank.

“Luxuro Ice Cream Cake” 
will be served at the Bluebon­
net Shop today.

Our Complete Stock Will Cover 

Your Every Drug Need

Remember the One-Cent Sale Today, 
and Tomorrow

$

I

I

$

»

mam mmam >s*r

W oodie Gilbert Drug Co.

REXALL STORE

A ustin’s Busiest Corner

Phon- 1 1 

Phone 271

2ta&(Oi

CARL H. MUELLER

608 Congress Ave.
Home of “ W alk-Over" Shoes In Austin

Official Route

TEAM, BAND AND STUDENTS

TEXASOKLAHOMA FOOTBALL GAME

DALLAS, TEXAS, OCTOBER 16TH

Round trip $10.20 (In d u e s T ax). 

Tickets on sale

October 7th to 24th. Limited return October 26th.
Students special train will leave Austin via 

“ Katy” 

J 1:00 p. rn. October 15th.

SIEVERS’ VIOLIN SCHOOL

G. A. SIEVERS 
Concert Violinist and Teacher

The course of study extends from the first elementary 

instruction to the attainm ent of virtuosity.

I have thoroughly studied the method of all the great 
schools and am prepared to suit the method to the pupil 
ra th e r than vice versa.

TEACHERS A SPECIALTY 

PERSONAL INTERVIEW INVITED

Dresses Up to $27.50 On Sale For

$14.95

One hundred and fifty handsome Serge Silk and Tri- 
I his is just one of the many wonder­
cotine Dresses. 
ful Bargains offered in our Big Ready to W ear De­
partm ent for f r id a y and Saturday. There are values 
in this lot of Dresses th at sold before this Sale for 
$27.50. On sale N o w ............................................. $ 14.95

Dresses Up to $39.50 On Sale For

$15.75

One hundred and sixty-five new Fall Dresses of Satin 
This big value 
Charmeuse Tricotine and Serges. 
Dresses in this 
should appeal to the College Girls. 
$15.75
lot th a i sold for $39.50, on Sale now f o r 

 

Dresses Up to $45.00 On Sale For

$19.75

One hundred and thirty-five fine Silk Serge Tricotine 
and Tricolette Dresses. Th style of these Dresses are 
the very latest, each worth easily twice the price asked. 
.....................$ 19.75
Value up to $45.00 on Sale for 

Secure your pullman tickets now at City Ticket Office, 

Austin, Texas

521 Congress Avenue, Telephone 1202.

Studio 108 E. 14th Street 

Phone 4288 

Residence Phone 3664

ROSNER

 ONLY ENROLLED GIRLS 

MAY COUNT T POINTS

AUSTIN MEN MAKE

LARGE DONATIONS

DR. J. W. BEEDE

MAKES REPORT

interesting Research Work Be* 
mg Done By Noted 
Geologist

Valuable and 

interesting1 research 
a 
wark being done by J . W. Beede, 
noted geologist, Is related 
in a let­
ter from Dr. fW de to J. A. Udden, 
director of the B ureau of Economic 

Geology' and Technology'. 
ical fe atu res of 

the form ations 

Geolog­
in 

to geologists, 
C anada are unknow n 
it is said, and Dr. Beede's investiga­
tions will prove of considerable value 

the 

Young 

science. 

to 
stream s, 
which are changing the relief of the 
country by d ra in in g 
the num erous 
sm all lakes th a t dot the landscape in 
the forests of C anada, will furnish 
much new inform ation, it is thought, j
Geologically speaking, the N orth 

the 

Province 

west T errito ries, 
of 
Quebec, A lberta and B ritish Col urn 
bia are as yet little known and the 
Interiors rem ain to be explored, ac 
ceording to Dr. Boede.

that, he 

the work 

Concerning 

no m aps of 

is 
doing1. Dr, Beede said th a t it was d if­
calculation 
ficult to m ake a h asty 
since th ere a re 
the 
stream s, and only tra p p e rs who re 
m ain 
the 
topography of 
w inter know of 
V ast areas of this land 
the region. 
to which geological signs point 
as 
sources of abounding m ineral w ealth 
a re as large a* the sta te of Texas, 

these regions 

durin g 

the 

in 

too 

Young and curious are the physio­
graphic fe atu res o f 't h e region, ac 
cording to Dr. B«*ede's le tte r: “ Lake 
deposits, m oraines, young m eander 
ing rivers, g re a t elevated shore lines, 
lakes and m uskegs 
thoroughly 
and effectively conceal the bed rock 
below, which can be seen only along 
fiv ers occasionally/’ The most suc­
cessful method of studying 
these 
geological form ations is to go along 
th e riv ers in low “aq u a ” and along 
the young stream s th a t are rapidly 
th eir hr*!* down, according 
cu ttin g 
to the opinion of Dr. Beede. 
The 
stream s, however, are so rapid, he 
says, th a t the use of canoes is 
im ­
possible*, and th e inter-stream spaces 
a re practically im passable because of 
im penetrable white willow alder 
th e 
spruce, 
thickets, 
lakes and m uskegs. 
in ­
sects, including mosquitos, according 
re­
to Dr. Beede’s acco u rt of the 
gion, are found here.

interspersed with 

N um erous 

G irl's A thletic Council m et in call 
session last night. The following de­
cisions weer made affec tin g the op­
eration of the P oint System :
O ffice hours of d iffe re n t 

sp o rt 
m anagers will be placed on the bill­
board outside the Council room door 
for the benefit of those w ishing in­
terview s on th eir accredited aum ber 
of points.

expecting 

All senior and ju n io r girls taking 
| gym for cred it and 
the 
j work to count for points on a “T ” or 
a sw eater, m ust have th e ir nam es en- 
roll 
»rolled upon 
book, according to the decision reached 
by the Women’s A thletic Council In a 
se­

Hygiene month cards m ay la* 

in stru cto r's 

th eir 

cured in Miss Hiss* office, 
called session T uesday night.

T ransference of points from other 
colleges in o rd er to count in 
this in ­
stitution m ust I** passed upon by Miss 
A t­
Aden, and by Ruby K, Daniel. 
tention is also called to the bulletin 
board, ju s t outside the door of 
the 
council room in the basem ent of the 
W oman's Building, where are posted 
the nam es of th e various sports man 
agers and 
office 
hours. 
The sp o rts m anagers will be 
glad to fu rn ish any desired inform s 
tion a t the designated hours.
 — Mg 

respective 

 ----------- >

th eir 

COFER ELEC TS O FFIC ER S

Gofer I4Pw Society has elected o f­
ficers fo r the fall term as follows: 
John R edditt, 
president; C harles 
Veam ans, 
vi<je^p resid en t; O. D. 
Thompson, clerk; John H, A w trey, 
re p o rter; W. T, McNeill, sheriff. Old 
members 
selected 
enough new m em bers to fill the con­
stitu tio n al lim it of 25 members.

last year 

from 

The society will m eet tonight a t 7 
p. rn. in the practice court room to 
try the case of “ P reston vs. D avid­
son” John H. A w trey and W. J . P ark 
being the atto rn ey s for the defendant 
while O. D. Thom pson and R. K Gil- 
iand will rep resen t the plaintiff.

 

Aa—------

S. T. N C HOLDS M EETING

a t 

shown 

Much in tere st was 

a 
m eeting of the Southw est Texas N or­
mal Club W ednesday evening. T here 
present 
were tw enty-five mem bers 
each of whom was enthusiastic 
for 
the fu tu re of the Club,

The Club will m eet every firs t and 
th ird W ednesdays of each m onth, the 
tim e and place to be decided on later. 
The firs t social function will be 
a 
picnic a t E a st Woods, October 20.

(C ontinu ed on page 4)

25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
15.00

Nelson Davis Si Sons 
A ustin T aylo r Gro. Co. 
M ajestic T h ea tre 
S ta te N ational Bank 
Mayne & Reed 
U n iv ersity D rug S tore 
10.00 
M cN am ara Bros.
10.00
W oolie G ilbert D rug Store 10.00
H a rrell's 
10.00
Stebbins & Jam es 
10.00
A. C. Baldwin & Sons 
10.00
C. & S. S portin g Goods Co 
1000
G ra h a m -D ru g Company 
10.00
Joseph’s Pharm acy 
10.00
John E. K eller 
10.00
A. B Cook 
10.00
The Am erican Legion 
10.00
U niversity B arber Shop 
5.00
C h arlies’ Confectionery 
6.00
Boyles & Rose 
5.00
T, H. W illiam s Si Co. ' 
5.00
S n am an ’s 
5.00
C arl IL Mueller 
5.00
Dillingham Shoe Co.
5.00
The Stelfox Com pany 
5.00
The E llio tt’s 
5.00
Miss F ran cis Oglesby 
5.00
Jensen Ray m er 
5.00
P alace of Sweets 
6.00
Caldwell & M iller 
5.00
Ben M B arker 
5.00
Sw ann F u rn itu re Co,
5.00
Pe tm coky Company 
5.00
J. W. Allen 
5.00
Nick Linz
5.00
The Jo rd a n Com pany 
5.00
C reenberg O ptical Co. 
5.00
Tobins
5.00 
5.00' 
Von Bowk man Jones 
P re s s e r Sr Zeller
5.0C-
E. L. Steek 
5.00
C. W. H eath 
5.00
J. R. Reed 
6.00
G. F lu ry
5.00
T he Bluebird Shop
8.00 
F. B. S huford 
8.00 
Cohen Bros.
2.60 
S. J. Harrison 
8.60 
J. C. Lynch 
1.60
E verybody’* Book Store 
8.50 
G reig ’* Bonk Store 
8 60 
M. Voudoris 
2 50 
M. E stes
2.60
B. F. Chenny 
2.50
J. A. Pierce 
2.50
B arker Bakery 
2.50 
R ash & H a rry 
2.00 
P aris C afe
2.00 
Miss M arian C lark 
2.00 
R ogers C afe 
1.00 
T he T ra d in g Post 
1.00 
Mr*. A. N. Munn &
1.00 
C. A. B radford 
1.00 
G oldstein's
1.00

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I m n W IM PAR Ii VITH V
t DOM I

WARREN’S

BARGAINS THIS WEEK 

WOMEN’S FALL SUITS

Are a rriv in g alm ost ev* ry day. 

J u s t unpacked a shipm ent of AU- 

Wooi T ricotine S uits in sm a rt tailored effects at-—

$37.50

GXF NA FTI

And a rem arkable showing o f S ergei, Velours, B roadcloths and Nov­
elty Suitings, in tailored model* as well as the more elaborately 
trim m ed styles. You’re sure to ap p reciate them . Prices__

$ 1 9 .7 5 , $ 2 5 .0 0 , $ 3 2 .7 5 , $ 3 9 .7 5 and up to $ 6 0 .0 0

E v e ry g irl w ill be m o re th a n 
p le a s e d to le a r n t h a t sh e c a n 
n o w h a v e h a ir n e ts t h a t a r e a t 
o n c e S ty iisn , S a n ita r y a n d e s ­
L et y o u r 
p e c ia lly d u r a b le . 
n e x t o n e oe 
I a s h io n e tte ” 
fro m th e B lu e b o n n e t S h o p .

a 

W A N T E D — T o m e e t y o u 
to ­
n ig h t a t th e W . S. S. B a n k . A sk
everyone.

MEN and YOUNG MEN’S
FALL SUITS

Are offered this week in new a s so rtm e n t We h a v e ju s t finished 
unpacking these suits, and the p a tte rn s a re su re to appeal to th e man 
or young man desiring serviceable, up-to-date clothing.

The m aterials are Sarges, Cassimere*, F lan n els and W orsteds, ex­

cellently tailored in the new models.

It is in tere stin g to know th a t we have m arked these su its a t the 

lowest possible prices—

$ 2 2 .5 0 , $ 2 5 .0 0 , $ 3 0 .0 0 . $ 3 6 .0 0 AND $ 3 8 .7 5

MEN!

RED STAR

Detroit v apor Oil Stoves
FOR COOKING
$32.00 to $92.00

A p air of e x tra T ro u sers doubles th e life of th a t old s u it; dozens of 
p a t t e r n to select from — Navy, Serges, F lannels, in b ro w n ,’green 
and blue with s trip e s ; w orsteds in greys, browns and blue p attern s. 
An interesting asso rtm en t a t—

$ 5 .8 5 , $ 6 .7 5 , $ 7 .8 5 , $ 8 .2 5 AND $ 9 .0 0

ALUMNI)

OIL HEATERS
$8.25 to $14.50

LAWSONS 
ODORLESS

GAS HEATERS
$6.00 to *25.00

BENGENERS

BIT Congress Ave.

WARREN’S 213-15 E. 6th. St

A ustin’s Only One-Price Cash Department Store

DR. T. F . COX
421 Scarbrough B ld g . 
Telephone 830 
DENTIST

A ll th e la te s t d a n c e s, 1921 F o x - 
Ir o t, C h assac, C o rk screw , 
J e s s 
W a ltz, ta u g h t by M iss K roh n w ho 
has ju st re tu r n e d fro m N e w Y ork 
w h ere sh e to o k a sp e c ia l co u r se in 
th e C h a lif S c h o o l. 
R in g 1 7 5 8 
a fte r 5 p. aa.

TEXAS SIPRIT IS

BOOMED AT BEST 

RALLY OF SEASON

contributed 

(C ontinued on page 4 )
A ustin, according to Mr. H a rritt.
I Of th is am ount stu d en ts of th e Uni- 
I versity 
approxim ately 
$800, while a like am ount was raised 
The band will now be 
down town. 
j clad like Solomon in his glory and no 
T exas man will be asham ed to say, 
“ T here 
to 
one speaker.

is our band,” according 

H. T Bowyer m ade a very in te re st­
ing talk in which he offered a resolu­
tion th an k in g L utcher S ta rk fo r his 
I generosity in helping clothe th e Band 
as they should be clothed. The reso- 
I lution which ap p ears in this issue of 
the Texan also included a vote of 
shanks to the business men of Austin 
for 
lib erality a* dem onstrated 
d u rin g the drive.

th eir 

C o-O p eration N eed ed 

"C o-operation is w hat is needed to 
win on the ath letic field and Texas 
has th a t co-operation this year. We 
are practically invincible with 
it,” 
said the speaker.

The vote was followed 

every m an in th e house risin g to his
feet. 
by 
fifteen lu sty ra h s fo r Co-Op.
A n n o u n c e m e n ts M ade
S everal announcem ents of 

im por 
tance were made. 
All men were 
urged to be on hand a t the football 
field in D allas by 2:30 o’clock S a tu r­
day in o rd er th a t no confusion resu lt 
from lost seats. All men in the root­
ing section a re asked to take the seat 
assigned by the ushers a t the game. 
It was announced 
fo r 
the gam e would be sold on board the 
tra in enroute 
These 
tickets a re to th e rooting section and 
will be sold a t $1 each. Admission to 
the F a ir Grounds will be h a lf price 
to stu d en ts if purchased on the tra in , 
according to announcem ent.

th a t tickets 

to D allas. 

Coach B erry M. W h itaker has re­
quested th a t no noise in the way of 
yelling and band num bers be given 
a f te r 9:30 F rid ay n ig h t in the vicin­
ity o f the tra in a? th e team will be in ! 
a special Pullm an n e a r th e statio n j 
and he intends to p u t them to bed 
ea rly so they will get a good n ights i 
rest. 
I his request is to be complied! 
with, according to Mr. Rowland, but 
the band will p arad e on C o n g re ssj 
A venue a t IO p. rn. and all ro oters are j 
urged to be p resent and help s tir up I

Yell Leader Rowland made a short 
being 
is 
the su p p o rt th a t 
talk on 
given S tu d en t A ctivity, 
especially 
athletics, by the U n iversity Co-Ooer- 
ative Society, re fe rrin g to the dona- j the 
tion of the sw eaters to the band and :
N O T IC E ,G irls — T o u r in e h a s
yell 
leaders, to the donation of the 
fezes and orange s h irts and ties t o ! a Ba *n o p e n e d 
t h e U n iv e rs ity 
the band, and the contribution of $50 B e a u ty P a r lo r a t 1 8 0 8 L a v a c a 
re c e iv e 
to 
H aving finished, he suggested a vote h e r f r ie n d s a n d p a tr o n s b o th 
of th an k s and it was done fo rth w ith o la a n d n ew .

band, a n d is n o w r e a d y 

the uniform fund of the 

to 

Cafe

Bon Ton 
Jac k so n ’s
Co-Op B arb er Shop 
S palding D rug Co. 
The Sm okery

I 
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1.00 
LOO 
1.00 
1.00

NEED GLASSES

 

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S uite 410 L ittlefield B uilding. Den- 
Phone 
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j tis t and P y o rrh e a Specialist. 
2538. 

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reasonable. Modern conven­
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F o u r young ladies in Uni-
iences. 

You Can Call

for the newest things in good clothes. 

Fall and 

winter suits and overcoats from Hart Schaffner & 

Marx are here now. That’s all that need be said 

about quality, and y o u ll find our prices right, for 

you can get one of these fine suits or overcoats

$50, $60 and Up

Other good makes— SUITS AND OVERCOATS

$35, $40, $45

lf you ar going to Dallas to see the Longhorn’s 

bring home the bacon, better look us over before 
you go.

Stebbins & James

Home of H art Schaffner & Marx Clothes

EVERY MAN

ought to keep books. That is— he ought to know 
w hat becomes of his money, W H E R E it goes— and 
W H AT he gets for it.

-It just disappears.

B hen we sell you a suit its our intent hi} to give 
a IOO cents worth of clothes value for every doL 
tar you spend.

CLOTHO R A F T is our lowest priced line, a n t it 
must lire up to OUR ST A N D A R D of service yin- 
tag, just as a $100 suit made by Hickey-Freeman 
—awl no one claims to make F IN E R CLOTHES 
than H IC K E Y F R E EM A N .

Drop in and get your suit for the 
coming one right after another from

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now on.

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-Suits $25 to $100.

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I will buy L iberty Bonds a t the best 
John A. Lomax, Y. 

I! m arket prices. 

M. C. A. B uilding.

L O ST—T uesday n ig h t on G uadalupe 
|| St. or C ongress Ave., gold b a r pin set 
F in d er 
to . 2410 U niversity 

w ith 
je t 
please re tu rn 
Ave. Phone 2723. R ew ard.

diam onds. 

and 

BO A R D ER S W A N T E D —You 
can 
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walk from cam pus. We g u aran tee 
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M rs. B. F. G afford,

2502 Nueces.

v e r i t y room in house. Mrs. Saxon, 
2410 U niversity Ave. Phone 2723.

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2410 
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2211 Speedway. 
10-15.

D A N C IN G — Ballroom , 
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in stru ctio n by a p ­
ized 
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Phone 
2991. 

in d iv id u a l 

13-8.

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r e ­
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10-15.
receive re w ard . 

VISIT the Palace Barber Shop 
Hall of Fame, next to Kress, 
Bill Wolfe, Prop.

w aists,
Speed-

and m ending 
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dresses and silk hose. 2205 
way, u p stairs. 

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SPECIAL

W estern Union cannot furnish us the results of the 
game Saturday. There is no wire to the grounds. We 
have secured a student to send us a wire between 
halves and at the end of the game.

Come over and get the news.

Yours For Sendee

MAC’S

W elcom e

STUDENTS 
To The

TEXAS BARBER SHOP 
1008 Cong ress
 

Next Door To Lookers 
Restaurant 
DICKINSON Sc THORP 
SHINING PARLOR
W e W ill Press Your Suit 
Sunday Morning

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Chiropractor 

C.

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1 0 - 1 2 

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SI

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L ittlefield Bldg.
O ffice Phone 5107 
Home 4067 
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1612 Lavaca

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