RED CROSS “FETE OF THE NATIONS” EDITION

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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

T he K ap pas h a v e in sto re a booth 
th e 
m y ste r io u sly 
and w hich p ro m ises 

w hich th e y 
“ N orth P o le ,” 
th r ills g a lo r e to bold ex p lo rers.

call 

The T ri D elta co n trib u tio n , a lo n g 
w ith o th e rs, re m a in s a dark se cr et as 
y et. T h is se c r e c y b ut adds to the e x ­
cite m e n t and fu n w hich w ill p revail 
in fu ll m ea su re.

.Som ething rea l 

sn a p p y 

th e T h e ta s. The 

g iv e n by 
th eir stu n t 
is 
C h eru b s.” G rea t m y ste ry 

“ C la ssic C om bat o f

is to be 
title 

o f ’ 

VOL. X V III.

SORORITIES OFFER 
ATTRACTIVE STUNTS OKLAHOMA TEAM 
IN TRACK TODAY

ON CARNI VAL ROW, 

I TEXAS TO MEET 

C arn ival Row to be Round o f P le a sin g J u n ea u ’s M en, W ith E x cep tio n o f 

S u r p r ise s— Each S o ro rity to 
H a v e Boot h. 

B ea v ers, in Hood S h a p e— F irst
M eet for S oon ers.

The 

I oday s 

fe a tu r e s 

en te r ta in m e n t 
are 

“ La F r a n c e ,” w hich w ill be the su g -

o f C a rn iv a l Row, 
w hich th e v a rio u s so r o r itie s w ill p re­
o f to ­
se n t fo r th e 
n ig h t’s C a rn iv a l-g o er s 
unique, 
am o n g them are:

track m eet w ill g iv e a 
im p o rta n t t e s t o f 
fu rth er and v er y 
th e a b ility o f 
the L onghorn cinder 
m en, w hen th e y m eet th e O klahom a 
S o o n ers on C lark F ield a t 3:30 fo r 
in te r e stin g 
w h a t p ro m ises to be an 
g e s tiv e title o f th e Chi O m ega booth, m eet. T h e S o on ers h ave had no m eets 
a F ren ch flo w er s ta ll, presided o v er th is se a so n , and co n seq u en tly all th e ! 
by the sp r it o f F ra n ce. A rm b a sk ets dope th a t can be g a in ed on them i s 1 
of ro ses, b illio n a ir e s fo r th e m en, g a y from p ractice work. 
is reported 
co r sa g e s for m ila d y a t th e dance w ill th a t th e O klahom a m en are co m in g 
I w ith the fu ll in ten tio n o f ca r r y in g o f f , 
be sold by d a in ty F rench m aids. 

It 

M aids from 

all 
from Phi Mu. w ill o ffe r s w e e ts 

ab un dan ce, and th e v en d ers w ill rival 
th eir w a res.

n a tio n s, se lec te d ^ie h ° nors in w e ig h ts and in d a sh es, I 

in ! an<^ th a t th e y h a v e no m ean lin e-u p in

o th er d irectio n s.

A lp h a D elta Pi 

The L on gh orn s triu m p h ed over th e 
p ro m ises a ja z z ^ c x a s A g g ie s la s t S a tu rd a y by a m ar­
gin w hich w as n one too la r g e, and th e

band, tig h t-r o p e w a lk ers, a baby-doll
chorus, and a p r o fe ssio n a l ea te r o f | m ee^ th rea ten ed to d estro y the unde- 
i te a te d record o f the tra ck team w hich
en orm ou s a p p e tite . 
h a s been m ain tain ed fo r sev era l s e a ­
T h e S o o n ers a lw a y s have a
so n s. 
good tra ck tea m , and h ave been V ar- 
s i t y ’s c lo se st 
track m ee ts in th e p a st. 

T he Z e ta s, w ith a g y p s y trop e and
band, are g o in g to rev ea l all the s e ­
cr ets o f 
fu tu r e. T h ree p r o fe s­
sio n a l 
fo rtu n e te lle r s have been s e ­
cured.

co n ten d ers 

th e 

A U S T I N , T E X A S , S A T U R D A Y , A P R IL 20, 1918.

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FETE OF NATIONS.

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Program.

5:30:
7:3 0:
6 :3 0 :
7 :00:
6:00:
8 :0 0 :

Opening of the supper booths.
Senior lantern parade.
S. M. A. review with lowering of colors.
Junior High School dances*
Junior-Senior blue bonnet chain.
Opening of Carnival Row, first Hippodrome 

performance.

9:00 :
9:30 :
10:00:
11:00:

F irs t dance.
Second Hippodrome performance.
Second dance.
Third dance.

.J. .J . *!. 

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-H - -I- ^ -I- A .J. .!. .J. 

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HIPPODROME TO BE 
BIG F E A T U R E OF 
FETE OF NATIONS

LONGHORNS BEAT 
FARMERS IN FI VE 
TO THREE GAME

B e st A m ateu r T a len t W ill S ta g e V a ­
ried S tu n ts in B a sem en t o f 
W om an ’s G ym .

Falk Got T h irteen S tr ik e O u ts, A l­
lo w in g Four H its— T e x a s H it 
F re q u en tly .

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P erh ap s th e b ig g e s t fe a tu r e o f th e 
F e te o f N a tio n s w ill be th e H ip p o ­
drom e. 
It w ill be u n d er th e d irection 
o f Dr. S o w ers. T he v a rio u s in te r e st- 
in con n ection 
w ith th is fe a tu r e are to be sta g e d in 
th e b a sem en t o f the W om an's B u ild ­
in g , and g r e a t p a in s have been tak en 
' in order to m ake th e place a s a ttr a c t­

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on th e A g g ie s 
T e x a s cam e back 
y e ste r d a y b y w in n in g 
th e second 
g a m e a t C o lleg e S ta tio n 5 to 3. T he 
g a m e w a s fea tu r ed by hard h ittin g 
and th e m ound w ork o f F a lk . 
H a rt 
decided the T e x a s v ic to r y by k nock ­
in g a double and sc o rin g tw o m en. 
M cC ullough m ade a se n sa tio n a l ca tch 
in th e se v en th , c u ttin g o f f a th r e a te n ­
ed A. & M. run, and p u llin g T e x a s out 
o f a bad pinch.

SOCIAL COMMITTEE 

DRAFT NEW RULES

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1 / w I I vVj O A I 

' ive arui a s n ear Jike a motlern th e a tr e
j a s p o ssib le. T h e portion w hich over-

FETE OF NATIONS lo o k s th e p it w ill be 

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S p r in g S o cia l E v e n ts U nd er New 
R e g u la tio n s— B o y s M ay D ance at 
W om an ’s G ym T w o N ig h ts.

I nn G alore 
, 
VT. 
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in S tore-

ig g e r Babies to ( hunk. 

C om e One, C om e A ll

by th e
R o o st,’ w here th ere w ill be m an y ex- w ith d raw al o f M cM urray in th e f ifth , 
I n u rsin g an injured hand. He w a s one
©client se a ts. 
A ero p la n es to j T he p rogram fo r the H ippodrom e is o f th e m ain b ets fo r th e F a rm er s, and

T he A g g ie s w ere 

“ P ea n u t

h urt 

th e 

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both varied and w on d erfu l. F ir s t on 

th e program w ill be L ieu te n a n t B a tes 
and C aptain Ir v in g , both o f S. M. A., 
in “O p eratic H its,” w ill ca u se
th e y burlesq ue

h is lo ss w a s se v e r e ly fe lt. T he A g ­
g ie h ittin g y este rd a y w a s m uch le ss 
fre q u en t than th a t o f th e T e x a s m en, 
sin ce th e y ga rn ered o n ly fo u r h its as 
to ta l o f ten .
a g a in s t th e L onghorn 
th e M a jestic p la y s. L ieu -j F alk w a s v ery w ild a t tim e s, and g o t
into so m e d a n g ero u s p la ce s, 

v . V 
‘ a 10n*‘ 

a ctio n s o f th e b e te so m e o f 

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0 c ^oc‘k w ill be te n a n t B a tes and C aptain Ir v in g both h im self 

S itu a ted on the bank o f L ak e B eck w ho, 

is the Cabin co sily b uilt, m a k in g one m uch d e lig h t w hen 

\ X \ i XU i.lt101^’ tU ^ reat ^a Pam *se h a v e g r e a t re p u ta tio n s a s fu n -m a k e rs, I but w ith good su p p o rt from h is in* 
la u gh ; field and w ith a cool head he m an aged

a/U 1(1 k a n > so e rival o f th e a n y o n e 

fo ra good 

lo o k in g 

e 

erm an , w ill p er- w j]j n ot be d isa p p o in ted in th is sk it, to com e out on top.

, 
* K ' ° n’ t e„* ,< ru h aero_ m in strel sh ow , 

a,U* h a ir -r a isin g I T he P hi G am s, under th e d irection 
Gordon J a ck so n , are to p u t on a 

C ap tain E n g lish m ade up fo r his 
lack o f h its in th e f ir s t g a m e by g e t-
a s J a ck so n a1- tin g th r ee h its o u t o f fo u r tim e s a t
fo r b ein g bat fo r an a v e r a g e o f 750. H a rt and 
tak e voui so m e th in g o f a w it, th ere is no doubt C ollins both m ade a v e r a g e s o f 500,
but w h a t h is f r a t w ill p u t on one o f one o f H a r t’s h its b ein g th e d ecid in g

U1 a u m e * 
om< 

w ill m ake rea d y h a s 

gi un a ie r o p la n e . The stu 

re p u ta tio n 

anc^ 

and 

a 

i 

U p 

u ntil 

th e p resen t 

tim e the 
U n iv e r sity a u th o ritie s have refra in ed 
from an e x p lic it d efin itio n and lim i­
ta tio n o f th e m ann er or form which
I stu d en t d a n cin g sh a ll 

take. 

T here

A s fo llo w er s o f the cind er path ex - 

in se v er a l has been no need fo r su ch reg u la tio n s,
j And th ere is no d irect or u rg en t rea-
son w h y such r e g u la tio n s should be
the L o n g h o rn s rank v ery d ra fted now , but to provid e a g a in st
the 
in trodu ction o f th e m ore or le ss
ex tr em e fo rm s o f d a n c in g th e se reg-

e lu siv e ly , 
h ig h , but in th e o th er e v e n ts th in g s 
are not so b rig h t. N o one y e t has 
Iv en able to put the sh o t a s u ffic ie n t u la tio n s have been th o u g h t a d v isa b le. J sh o rt 
d ista n c e to th rea ten a real op pon en t, 1 The in fin ite v a r ie ty w hich character- i fir s t ride

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stu d en t ev e n in g w ill be th e sm a lle st d w a rf in H ip p odrom e 

 

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recovered s u f t . - , w hich p e r m its o n ly th e open form o f so m e t.m e s he w .ll ev en d ance fo r you. b y t h e C u r t a i n C lub, b ut th e re w a s an F a l k . 

t8 lk ’ * inK‘ am i tio n COuld he o b ta in ed on th is p la y W.‘ E n g lish U T
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U p ole v a u lt w ^ h t h e Y f * 

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U Y ' ' S ty l* 

*"* a th le tie m t U K 

th a t it w ould be up to' th e G r e e r ..................... 

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h"lp ° f 1 n c e ' 
and he is a lso v ery good in th e j a v e ­
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the e x a c t n a tu re o f th e com b at, but 
no doubt it w ill be o f m uch in te r e st 
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to sp e c ta to r s in g en er a l. T h e T h eta s 
rfeu sed to d iv u lg e th e n a m es o f the 
o n es w ho w ould e n g a g e 
in th e c o m ­
bat, as th e y w ere high in so c ie ty and 
v er y w ell knowm.

In d a sh e s, d ism a y has been c a u s­
ed in th e L onghorn cam p b y th e sic k ­
n ess o f B e a v ers, w ho won th e 220- 
yard dash in the la s t m eet, and w a s a 
T he G ir ls’ D a n c in g C lubs and th e 
fea r ed co n ten d er in th e 100-yard dash 
A u stin K n ittin g L ea g u e w ill h ave 
and in th e rela y . He w as able to be 
in th e 
ch a rg e o f a s e r ie s o f d a n ces 
i up y e s te r d a y , and it is hoped th a t he
g y m . T h ese w ill be p resen ted 
in a j
. m ay Le a b le to co m p ete to d ay. W ith
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se r ie s, one b e g in n in g a t 9 o ’clock, a L e - 
th ls 
in
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a t IO, and a third a t l l . 
second 
' tin e trim , and a re in ten d in g to carry
w ill end the n ig h t ’s p lea su res.
o f f th e sa m e n u m b er o f fir s t places 
w hich w er e won in th e A. & M. m eet 
T h ese d a sh es, h o w ev er, p ro m ise to be 
th e m o st in te r e stin g p a rt o f th e p ro­
g r a m , sin ce the m ain relia n ce o f both 
co a ch es se em s to be on 
th e ir dash 
m en.

NAME PATRONESSES

ex cep tio n , th e dash m en are 
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P ro m in en t U n iv e r s ity L ad ies Consent 

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to A ct a s P a tr o n e s s e s o f F e te 

R efer ee and sta r te r , W. E. M etzen -.. 

are 

la d ies 

o f N a tio n s.

T he fo llo w in g 

J u d g e s o f fin ish , W. T. "M ather, J. 

T h e d ista n ce ru n s h a v e B aldw in and 
G ray to uphold th em , and th e se men 
should be able to uphold th e ir p re­
v io u s records. B a ld w in has n o t been 
d efea ted in the h a lf nor in th e q u ar­
ter, and G ray, a lth o u g h 
in on ly one 
m eet p rev io u sly , has not fou n d a n y ­
body, e ith e r in p ra ctic e or in a ctu al 
m ee ts, w ho 
is a b le to ap proach him 
in th e m ile run. W ith th e se p ro m is­
ing m en on the cind er p ath , th e on ly 
th in g th a t lacks th e co m p letio n o f th e 
t e a m ’s rea d in ess 
is th e p a rticip a tio n 
o f B e a v er s, and th a t is n o t w h olly an 
im p o ssib ility .

a m o n g 
th o se w ho h ave co n sen ted to a ct a s 
p a tr o n e sse s fo r th e “ F e te o f N a tio n s :”
M esd am es R. E. V in so n , J. D. S a y ers,
T. S. M a x ey , H elen M. K irby, N eil 
C aroth ers, A . N . M cC allum , A. P.
W oold rid ge, T. U . T a y lo r, H. Y . B en e­
d ict, W . S. S u tto n , IL W . H arper, R.
J o e W ooten ,
S e v ie r , 
E. G ofer, H al 
G oodall W o o ten , J. A . J a ck so n , H. A. |
W roe, L e slie W a g g o n er, L. B. F oun - 
ta in e, R. L. B ro w n , J o e G ilbert, R og er 
R oberdeau, Joh n B rem ond , F red M a­
T he O klahom a tea m a rriv ed in A u s-
g e e , O. l l . M illican, E w ell N a lle , M ary tin la s t n ig h t. T he o ffic ia ls fo r the 
.Mitchell, E. L. B e llm o n t, B. K. Y oun t, m eet th is a ftern o o n are g iv e n below : 
I). K. W ood w ard, J. W . M cC lendon, j 
R. L. P en n , G eorge T. H um e, P rice, j thin.
R. IL B ak er, C. L. C ondit, M. B. For- 
tor, E. L. D odd, T. W . R iker, Paul T. P a tte r so n , M. V. L audenbach. 
G oldm an, C h ester T h ra sh er, J. F. R oy- 
stet-, Browrn R obbins, H a sk ell C a sw ell, ! T im ers, C. W. R a m sd ell, W. L. Car- 
W a lter W ilc o x , W a lter F ish er , W ill j ter, R oy B edichek.
S corer, W. B. F er g u so n .
S ca rb rou gh , L o u is D a v is, W m . G. 
C lerk o f field , IL J. E ttlin g er .
B ell, N . A . S te d m a n , Irelan d G raves. 
F ield ju d g es, A. E. D eV in ey , Dan 
R. ( ’. W a lk er, J a m e s H art. T h om as | 
C urrie, J. C. B r y a n t, G. W. C unning- B rann in , P. A. K in g, C. M. S h errill, 
ham , E. C. H. B a n te l, E u g en e B arker, John S ea le, L ee O ’B anion.
K illis C am p bell, A. B. W o lfe, A. C. E l- 
1 is, D. A. P en ic k , E . D. J u n k in s, J. T. d ell, J. A. C arson.
P a tte rso n , Ira H ild eb ran d , W . T. Ma 
th er, F red erick E b y , C has. R am sd ell, 
C. I). R ice, J. E. G ood w in, C. T. G ray, 
F red eric D u n ca lf, F . M c A lliste r, R . 1 
E v e r e tt'G r a g g , J. L. H en d erso n , C h a s .1 
P o tts, E. T. M iller, G eo rg e B u tte , R . ;
L. G reen, C arl M cG innis, IL W . Peck, I 
L. J. H ea th , E. R. P e d ig o , M. S. H and- j M oss and Greer.
'nan, J. C. P ea r ce , F . S. R eed, F. W. 
G ra ff, H. J. J a m e s, O. F . Bond, J. W. B e a v er s or K arbach.
< alh oun , L. M cL au rin, E d w in F a y , WU; 3:50 p. rn., One m ile run, G ray and
R- L on g, Geo. E n d r ess, Jno. Goodw in, j Ory.
L. W . S a c k e tt, S p u rg e o n B ell; M isses! 4:05 p. rn., 440-yard dash, B aldw in
R oberta L avend er, L ila C a sis, and Lu-1 and K arbach,
cy T h om p son ; M esd a m es W. T. Ma- 
th er, F. G. G ie se ck e, E .P. S choch, E d - 1 Mos’s and D odson.
w ard P ro k o sch , W . E. M e tz e n th in ,1 

T e x a s en tries o n ly are g iv en . 
T rack:
3:30 p. rn., 120-yard high hurdles,

In sp ecto rs, J. S. J a ck so n , E. E. R an- 

3 .4 5 p. rn., 100-yard d a sh , P ain e and

M arsh als, W. J. D isch , C. G. Con-

C lerk o f co u rse, R. B. H enderson. 

4:40 p. rn., 880-yard run, B aldw in

4:20 p. rn., 220-yard 

A nn oun cer, S tev e 

ley , O tis M iller.

low hurdles,

L a ttn er.

E v en ts.

Tarlton, S im k in s, and W h itie s. 

j and G ray.

fe a tu r e o f th e g a m e.

score:

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S h ea r

GYPSIES ARRIVE

Cam p o f S tr o llin g R om any R ye G yp ­
s ie s C om e F rom A fa r to T ak e in 

“ F e te o f N a tio n s.”

’ 15 th e Kreat sw im rain R r e g u la r stan d ard o f th e club and all M cC ullough 

i F ln e sw im m e r s* a good p la y w hen it is g iv e n by th e L. H a rt 

stu d e n ts know t h a t th e y m ay e x p e c t W. C ollin s 

B arry

p roh ib - 1 A U U ' Y 
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m atch b etw een th e tw o noted b ea u ­
tie s, B e ss 
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th e g r ie f o f th e in d iv id u a ls con cern - ~ 
ed. O ther u n iv e r sitie s and co lle g e s
, 
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have had trou b le a lo n g th is line, an d j Good e x e r c ise w ill a lso be a ffo rd ed C urtain Club
th e fa c u lty co m m ittee is ta k in g th ese , *n ta k in g a sh o t a t th e “n ig g e r ba 
p reca u tio n s b efo re 
r e g u la tio n s w ill not 
rious. T h ese 
work a h ard ship on stu d e n t so cia l a f ­
fa ir s , and should m eet w ith stu d en t 
ap p ro v a l in g en er a l.

CADETS WILL TAKE 

th e y b ecom e se - h ie s.” 

C om e one, com e all.

and T ess

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A n o th er n ew rule p rev e n ts sm o k in g 
T he fa c u lty

on the d a n cin g floor. 

BIG PART IN FETE

An o rch estra u nd er th e d irection of 
A rth u r Deen and Mr. M etzen th in w ill! 
p la y a t in te r v a ls th ro u g h o u t th e pro- j

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in the en ter ta in m en t o f th e a u d ien ce P rie s te r

co m m ittee r ig h tly b elie v es th a t am ok- R adio M en and S . M. A. C ad ets W ill
ing should be re stric te d to the g a l­
le rie s, b a lcon ies or o th e r p la ces d e s­
ig n a ted as sm o k in g reso rts.

C on trib u te to S u c cess o f F e te 
o f N a tio n s.

a la M ode.”

Mr. M ikesell w ill s in g the

eleven

a re b ro u g h t under

The old ru les h ave been m ade m ore 
e x p lic it as to the re g u la tio n o f d ances 
g iv e n by a U n iv e r s ity stu d en t, or by 
a U n iv e r s ity stu d en t and an ou tsid er.

I he ca d ets o f the School o f M ilitary 
“T he H ym n o f F ra n ce .” 
It is u nu ­
A er o n a u tics w ill 
ta k e a p rom in en t 
su a lly ap p ro p ria te, b eca u se o f the fa c t 
p art in the Red C ross F e te , w hich w ill 
th a t th e m oney raised a t th is fe te
be g iv e n on th e U n iv e r s ity cam p us
D an ces ten dered by o u tsid e rs to U n i - j S a tu rd a y a ftern o o n and n ig h t. T he *s to £ ° © d ir e ly to th e Red C ross, and
v e r sity stu d e n ts 
in th a t m an n er a n sw er th e call o f s u f 
ca d ets w ill g iv e a rev iew and stand 
con trol.
fe r in g F ran ce.
r e tr e a t p ro m p tly a t 6:30 on the w e st 
sid e o f the cam p u s. T h ey w ill be d is­
m issed and a llow ed to p a rticip a te in
th e m y ste r ie s and re v elrie s o f 
th e (lrom ^ w ill g e t h is m o n e y ’s w o rth and 
fe te . T he U n iv e r s ity and th e U n iv er- a £ re a t d eal m ore. T he p rice o f ad ­
m issio n 
low , and th o se w ho 
a tte n d w ill g e t th e b e n e fit o f lis te n ­
in g to real a r tis ts in th eir r e sp e c tiv e 
a cts.

th e o p p o r tu n ity o f 
s e e in g the ap proved fo rm s o f d an cin g 
by v is itin g th e w o m a n ’s g y m on T u es­
On th ese
d a y and F rid a y 
n ig h ts the g y m is throw n open to th e | 
g ir ls fo r d a n cin g , and d u rin g th e la st a v *a ^ors for th e r e st o f th e ev en in g .

is a b so lu te ly no doub t but 

s tu d en ts w ill b ecom e h o sts 

w h a t a n y o n e a tte n d in g 

S tu d e n ts h a v e 

th e H ippo

is v e r y 

n ig h ts. 

T h ere 

to the

f ifte e n m in u tes th e b oys are a d m it­
ted. M iss A den and M iss C osby are 
re sp o n sib le 
fo r th e co n str u c tiv e e f ­
fo r t to p rovid e d em o cra tic e n te r ta in ­
m en t fo r th e U n iv e r s ity stu d en ts.

T he fo llo w in g are th e new fa cu lty 

r e g u la tio n s:

1. N o d ance, w h e th er g iv e n b y a 
stu d en t or by a g rou p o f stu d en ts, 
th e place and 
m ay be g iv e n u n til 
ch a p ero n es are ap proved b y th e rep ­
r e se n ta tiv e (M rs. K irby or M iss Lulu 
B a ile y ) o f th e fa c u lty co m m itte on 
stu d e n t so cia l a ffa ir s.

2. N o dance m ay be g iv en jo in tly

4:50 p. rn., 220-yard 

d ash, P ain e

and B ea v ers.

5:15 p. rn., One m ile re la y , B ea v ers 

or K arbach, P a in e, M oss, B aldw in.

It is ex p ected th a t ev ery o n e w ill en-

by a stu d en t or a grou p o f stu d en ts 
and a p erson unconn ected wuth th e 
U n iv e r s ity e ith e r a s a stu d e n t or a 
m em ber o f th e fa c u lty , ex c ep t under 
the co n d itio n s laid down in sectio n one 
ab ove. N or m a y a d ance be g iv en

A cam p o f R om an y R y e G y p sies 
a ttr a cted , no d oubt, to our ca m p u s by 
th e “ F e t e o f N a tio n s,” a re sa id 
to 
be m a k in g th e ir en ca m p m en t on th e 
d ea v o r to m ake th e tim e sp en t on th e 
h a v e 
U n iv e r sity 
a 
ca m p u s S a tu rd a y n ig h t one o f 
the 
sn ea k in g su sp icio n th a t 
th e P en n y - 
m o st e n jo y a b le tim e s th a t th e cad ets 
backer Club k now s m ore a b o u t th eir 
h ave had sin ce th e ir a rr iv a l in A u stin .
fo r a
orig in 
The a v ia to r s h a v e p a rticip a ted in all 
jo in tly by a stu d e n t or by a g rou p o f o f the U n iv e r s ity a th le tic a ffa ir s , and I n um ber o f th e ir m em b ers h a v e been
stu d en ts and an o rg a n iz a tio n u ncon­
h ave fr e q u e n tly re v iew ed fo r th e stu - seer* c o n trib u tin g to a liv e ly flock o f 
th e U n iv e r s ity , ex cep t 
n ected w ith 
d en ts. U pon th is occa sio n th ey are to J ° g s » g<>a ts, and m o n k ey s. 
j u nder th e co n d ition s laid down in sec- 
be th e g u e s ts o f th e U n iv ersity . 
1 tion one above.

gro u n d s. W e 

th e y a re 

t e llin g 

th a n 

I 

even 

3. N o stu d en t, 

th o u g h h is 
hom e is in A u stin , and no g rou p o f 
stu d e n ts m ay a cc ep t the ten d er o f a 
dance by a p erson or an o rg a n iza tio n 
u nconn ected w ith th e U n iv e r s ity , e x ­
cep t under th e con d ition laid dow n in 
T h is p ro v isio n j
sectio n o n e ab ove. 

It is s a id th a t one o f its n um bers 
T w o S. M. A. ca d ets w ill ta k e p a rt g a rbed in g y p s y ra im e n t and m asked, 
in th e p erfo rm a n ce upon the H ip p o - ! *8 to g a th e r up str a y p e n n ie s, w ith 
the aid o f a hand o rg a n and th e m o st
in 
d rom e s ta g e , and o th ers w ill aid 
v a rio u s stu n ts. The Red C ross F e te 
p reciou s m o n k ey th is sid e o f Borneo.
w ill be a p roduct o f the com bined e f ­
O ne o f th e fo rtu n e te lle r s o f th e 
fo rts o f all in stitu tio n s connected w ith 
cam p, a p a lm ist, w ill w ea r an odd 
the U n iv ersity .
h a n d k erch ief head d ress th a t w as fo r ­
m erly th e p ro p erty o f w ife N o. 66 o f
°W T u rk ish S u lta n ’s harem ,

The “ R a d ia to r s” a re a lso to be p a t- 

G ra v es. 

G ofer. 

B a iley .

S m y th .

J u m p s and V a u lts:
3:30 p. rn.

P ole v a u lt, P rice and J s tu d e n t 

co v ers a d a n ce g iv e n b y a p a ren t in j t’ons o f the fe te , and w ill be in te re sted I
honor o f a son or d a u g h te r w ho is a in v is itin g th e fo rtu n e te lle r s , w ho
th e U n iv e r s ity to w hich w ill te ll th em how th e y are to fa re

in 

4 :15 p. rn., high ju m p , W altm an and 

4:45 p. rn., B road jum p -, W altm an 

and P rice. 
W e ig h ts: 
3 :3 0 p. rn., S h o t p ut, S m y th and the g rou p to a p en a lty .

o th er stu d e n ts a re in v ited .

th e re 

4. A n y a f fa ir a t w hich 

is 
d a n cin g sh a ll be con sid ered a dance.
5. O nly th e open fo rm o f d a n cin g 
j is ap proved . To in d u lg e in a n y oth er
| form w ill su b ject th e in d iv id u a ls and

“o v er th e r e ,” and a n y th in g th e y w a n t 
to k n ow co n cern in g th e fu tu re.

.JAPANESE I,ANTERN 

PARADE FEATURE OF

FETE OF NATIONS

4:00 p. rn., D iscu s th ro w , P rice and 

4 :45 p. rn., J a v elin th r o w , G raves 

and M arsh all.

e v e n t 

N o te : O nly 

fo r each tea m . 

tw o m en a llow ed 

in
each 
F iv e 
p o in ts fo r fir s t p lace and th ree p oints 
fo r second p lace in each e v e n t, ex c ep t 
in w hich on ly f ir s t p lace 
th e re la y , 
co u n ts, and th is fo r IO p o in ts.

is p roh ib ited . 

6: S m o k in g on th e d a n c in g flo o r; 

J a p a n e se la n tern s w il lbe p resen ted
; to th e F resh m en g ir ls to n ig h t, m a k in g
7. N o t on ly d a n ces, but s w i m m i n g one m ore g a y fe a tu r e o f th e F e te o f 
p a rties, b o a tin g p a r tie s, h o u se par- N a tio n s. A ll in w h ite, th e F resh m en 
tie s, p icn ics, d in n ers, s k a tin g p a r tie s, w ill form a t th e n orth ste p s o f th e 
and re cep tio n s m u st be ch ap eron ed by Law B u ild in g and m arch fro m th ere 
p erso n s ch osen w ith th e a d v ice o f th e a t 7:45 up 
to th e M ain B u ild in g .
r e p r e se n ta tiv e o f th e fa c u lty co m m it­
H ere th e sta id and d ig n ifie d S en io rs 
te e on stu d e n t a ffa ir s . 
C haperones 
w ill b esto w upon th e co m in g c u sto ­
sh a ll be se lec te d n o t la ter than tw o 
tra d itio n s th e 
d ia n s o f U n iv e r s ity 
d a y s b efo re th e a ffa ir .
g le a m in g la m p s o f k n o w led g e.

DR. P A R L IN TO L E C T U R E .

Dr. H . T. P a rlin , a d ju n ct p r o fe sso r 
o f E n g lish and a s s is ta n t dean o f the 
C o lleg e o f A r ts , w ill ta lk to the Lib­
S un day 
S ch ool 
eral S u n d a y 
m orn in, A p ril 21.

c la ss 

B e sid es b ein g a deep th in k er, Dr. 
P a rlin is one o f th e m o st in te r e stin g 
and e n te r ta in in g lectu rers in the U n i­
v e r sity . T h o se w ho d esire to a tten d 
m ay e x p e c t a good lecture. A ll s tu ­
d en ts are in vited .

.J.
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Spring Athletics

Have started in the University. 
Nearly every 
body is interested in some form of outdoor exer­
cise. At the Co-op you will find every kind of 
athletic goods th a t you can think of.

Tennis players will find here tennis rackets, 

nets, presses, m arkers, balls, and racket-cases.

Baseball players w ill find our store the best 
place to buy bats, balls, m itts, gloves, breast-pro- 
tectors, masks, and oth er necessaries.

Track men can secure here the very best in 
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shoes, and a n y th in g else you need.

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Prof. Gray of the D e p a rt­
ment of Education gave a 
very helpful and stim u latin g 
talk on 
the “ Reconstruction 
of Belief.” His th ree points 
were, th a t there m ust be ( I ) 
a reconstruction of the point 
of view. As we advance we 
see th ing s from d ifferen t a n ­
in m any d iffe ren t 
gles and 
ways; (2) we m u st en tertain 
many points of view. 
The 
th ird possibility is an u p s e t­
ting of one’s mental state. In 
m a tte rs religious one should 
try the firs t two before un ­
dergoing a change of m ental 
state. R econstruct we must, 
but let it be along sane lines 
w ithout 
loss of m ental 
balance.

the 

P resident Vinson will speak 
this morning. We should have 
a full room.

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BAPTISTS TO BUILD CHURCH.

The U niversity B aptist C hurch has 
finally aw arded th e con tra ct fo r the 
building of th e ir new church on G uad­
alupe and 22nd Streets. They have 
already begun to break ground for the 
foundations and are in hopes t h a t they 
will h ave the church ready for bccu- 
pany on the firs t of October. 
The 
church, as planned, will cost som e­
like $100,000. There will be 
th ing 
plenty of class rooms 
the b ase­
ment, a kitchen fo r socials, and on the 
side will be a sunken garden.

in 

ECO. PRO F. WELL.

Even th e faculty a re not free from 
the ravages of the p resent epidemic 
of grippe th a t is sweeping the Uni­
versity community. Dr. A. B. Wolfe, 
professor of Economics, has been kept

aw ay from his classes since F rid ay of 
last week by a r a th e r severe case of 
grippe. He will probably be able to 
be out again in a day or so.

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THE DAILY TEXAN

The Student Daily Publication of the 
University of Texas.

Published every m orning except Mon­
day during the college year.

Entered as second-class m a tte r a t 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 S tudent Activity fee.

Silas B. R a g sd ale 
Editor-in-Chief
F. Edward Walker, M anaging Editor

Offices: University, Room 155, Main
Building, Telephone 3149. 
Down 
Town, 204 W. Sixth St., Telephone 
489.

Issue Editor for Today:
OTIS M ILLER
F ran k B a s s .................. Associate Editor
Reporters.

Ellis Bonnet'

John IL Seale 
Elizabeth Nelson. Richard Jonas 
Jesse M ary Hill M. E. N u tt
Mildred Gladney Helen M ather
Corinne Connor 
Helena von Koennerifz 
Ellen Ada Stephens

ll R. Cox

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WHAT THE UNIVERSITY 
GAINS.

J u s t what will happen to The 
Daily Texan 
the discipline 
if 
committee holds to its original 
decision is not known. The edi­
tor-in-chief will 
be dismissed, 
and the managing editor will 
suffer the same penalty. Ap­
parently the only thing th a t can 
be done will be to close up the 
office and 
suspend publication 
until one of the two are re-in­
st ated in the University.

Tulane is scheduled to debate 
the University of Texas here 
next Monday night. One of the 
Texas speakers has been reliev­
ed of this duty by the discipline 
committee’s action. A substi­
tu te debater has been appointed 
— one who has, up to this time, 
studied the negative side of the 
compulsory arb itratio n question 
and will speak on th e a ffirm a ­
tive side Monday night in the 
House of Representatives.

and three young men—promi­
nent in their respective lines— 
have been branded indelibly by
the faculty discipline commit­
tee. Their offenses were the 
same as th a t committed by the 
editor of The Texan—connection 
with 
the traditional April the 
first Blunderbuss.

The penalties have been an­
nounced, but the discipline com­
mittee is reconsidering the four 
cases. W hat th e ir final decis­
ion will be is, of course, un­
known. 
However, it is certain 
th a t some punishment will be 
dealt to the men involved.

The Texan, speaking as the 
student organ, and not as the in­
dividual mouthpiece of one of 
the so-called culprits believes 
th at it expresses student opin­
ion when it says th a t the action 
committee is 
of th e discipline 
held in disfavor. The petitions 
declaring the penalties 
too se­
vere show this to be a fact.

Leniency is 

therefore asked 
and expected. At least two of 
the men have appeared before 
the committee and have re-ex- 
plained their positions and have 
petitioned for clemency. 
The 
Texan, as does hundreds of s tu ­
dents, asks th a t such action be 
taken a t the committee meeting 
Tuesday.

Oh shades of old grads, tu rn now in 

your graves,

As you read the tale of our shame; 
Four men expelled from this “broad­

Self -Government

minded” school
“ S student 

Of 

fame;

derbuss— ”

T h a t famous old annual sheet— 
t he old yellow ra g with its satire and 

jokes,

And choice campus gossip complete

Fhey’ve banished the fights we one 

used 

to have,

They laughed a t our plea for the 

T h ey scoff a t tradition, make fun of 

Get sore if we speak of a “crank. 
They gript' a t a dance a t the Country 

tank,

“pep,”

Club,

lf 

And spend weeks “ considering it.’ 
they keep up “ re fo rm in g ” much
longer,

One of the men on the base­
ball squad will become ineligible 
at once and his month out of 
school will make it hard for him
to pass the spring term finals, i with their mo3S.grown 
His failure to pass these e x a m s ] 
and fossilized codes; 
would deprive the Longhorns of 
They are ru nn ing the th in g in the 
one of the few' promising foot­
ball players next fall.

We will all be learning to knit.

F or weeks th e y have quizzed 

creeds and

ground

these 

fo ur “guilty m en,”

found

And these are the facts they have 

A degree is ruined for one 
man, his suspension, according
to the original decision, being “T h a t they have w ritten in black and
until September. This would 
rule him out of the June Com­
mencement, 
something which 
he has worked for almost four 
years. As he will enter the serv­
ice in July at th e latest, this is 
practically a decree of p enn a 
nent expulsion.

And this to their punishm ent led

U sing some lan guage they shouldn’t 

Have they forgotten 

Some thing s they 

t h a t all of us 

shouldn’t have 

have used— ”

yellow

know

said,

The University will lose Aer 
track manager, will lose a s tu ­
dent assistan t in one of the more 
prom inent schools and will have 
to give up her representative in 
the S tate peace contest.

In normal times when men are 
plentiful such action as has been 
taken by the committee m ight be 
justifiable, but under the s tra in ­
ed conditions which have s u r­
rounded the U niversity for the 
p ast y ear the decision seems to 
be th e result of a consideration 
which does not take into account 
the good of the entire Univer­
sity — now and next year, and 
forever.

THE SW AN SONG PRE­
CURSOR.

That most of th a t s tu ff was true, 

While the 

jokes 
“ willful lies,”

they 

branded as 

Were this year unusually few ?

We all read tin- “ Blunderbuss” word 

As we did in previous years,

And we know this year ’tw as p ain ­

for word,

fully tame,

te a r s .”

Shall we sit in the sun on the cam­

pus,

fights,

relics

to be,

While this self-impressed crew of old 

N a rro w ly deny them th e ir rig h ts? 
L et’s stand up fo r things as they used 

Demand t h a t old custom s remain,

Put 

t h i n g s back on a 
basis—

true college 

Or go back to prep school again.

The powers have proclaimed 
and th e prom ising young editor 
t h a t was is now a reprobate and 
a m iscrean t—dismissed from the 
school where he has worked 
eleven 
one-half— 
dism issed for an offense similar 
to th e one com m itted last year 
at th e sam e tim e— an offense 
which scores of young men have 
com m itted with im punity.

te rm s and 

The powers have proclaimed,

B O O K S

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Smithville, Texas.

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SUMMER SCHOOL 

AFTER THE MAJESTIC DROP IN

T h o u g h they brand it “ shocking to 

Two complete T erm s—-June 12 to July 24 and J u ly 24 to Aug. 31. 

JUNE 12 TO AUGUST 31, 1918

Sum m er Normal Ju n e 12 to J u ly 25. R egistration fee $5.00 for one 

or both term s. 

Courses in all 

college sub jects—Courses in Law, 

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Unconcerned with 

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fellows’ 

degrees. Degrees conferred a t close of second sum m er term. W rite 

for catalogue. 

E. J. M A TH EW S, R egistrar,

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H A V E WE, OR H A V E W E N OT

A Study in Student Self-Government 

at Texas U.

A re college men 

and wom en in 
T exas suffic ie n tly in te llig e n t to g o v ­
If not, why n o t? 
ern 
If th e y are, why d o n ’t t h e y ?

th e m s e lv e s ? 

W h en th e co n stitu tio n of th e S t u ­
d e n t’s A ssociation was adopted back 
t h a t th e 
it w a s un d e rsto o d 
in 1902 
s tu d e n ts should g ov ern 
them selves. 
T he asso ciation w as to have a p r e s i­
dent, who w a s to be th e c h ie f e x e c u ­
tive of th e little dem ocracy. A co un­
cil w as elected to exercise the ju d i­
cial fu n c tio n s, an d la te r, by a m e n d ­
m e n t, an assem bly w as added to m ake 
such ru le s a s should be n e c e ssa ry to 
the good o r d e r of th e school.

Now, in 1918, when o u r c o u n try is 
f i g h tin g “ to m a k e th e world sa fe for 
d em o c ra c y ,” we a r e forced to a d m it 
t h a t dem o cracy and stu d e n t self-g o v ­
e rn m e n t h a v e proved an a b je c t fa ilu re 
in the g o v e rn m e n t of th e s tu d e n t body 
of the U n iv e rsity of T exas. W h a t is 
the reaso n fo r th is ?

a u to c r a ts 

proceeded 
high-handed 

If a d em ocracy w ere e sta blish e d in 
P r u s s ia and th e a r m y forced the elec­
tion of th e K a ise r and he and his m il­
run 
to 
ita r y 
th in g s w i t h 
au d a c ity 
w ith ou t r e g a r d to th e will of the com ­
mon people, we should be a p t to s u r ­
mise t h a t dem ocracy w as only a n a m e 
w ith which 
th e people, 
to a p p e a se 
and 
t h a t a u to c r a tic dom ination had 
a ssu m ed a d if f e r e n t form .

D em ocracy and s tu d e n t s e lf - g o v e r n ­
m en t w ere e sta b lish e d a t T ex as. Th*' 
f a c u lty d o m in a te s 
g o v e rn m e n t, 
e ith e r openly or th ro u g h th e S tu d e n ts' 
A ssem bly and th e Council.

th e 

U n d e r the v a rio u s c om m ittees 
In 

the 
the f i r s t place, 
fa cu lty w orks. 
know n “ Discipline 
th e re is the well 
Now, w h y is t h e r e a 
C o m m itte e .” 
discipline 
a wide 
c o m m itte e have 
original jurisd ic tio n in a school g o v ­
erned by a S tu d e n ts ’ A ssociation h a v ­
ing a c o n stitu tio n providing f o r s e lf ­
g o v e r n m e n t? T he fa c u lty is a t t e m p t ­
ing 
to a ss u m e abso lu te control and 
to d ic ta te the ru les and re g u la tio n s by 
which th e s tu d e n ts shall g ov ern th e ir 
conduct fro m day to day, a t home and 
a t school. E a c h day the variou s com ­
m itte e s a r e p u t t i n g our U n iv e rsity in 
th e class with p re p schools and s e m i­
n a rie s by the p a s s a g e of discip linary 
m e a su re s r e g u l a tin g 
life 
and s tu d e n t a c tiv ity of t h e men and 
women who come here to secure a lib­
eral education.

the home 

lib e rty which 

An o p p o r tu n e tim e has been se le c t­
ed f o r th e c o n su m m a tio n of the plan. 
Some five h u n d r e d of th e men who 
Would have been the leaders of s t u ­
d en t th o u g h t a n d action th is y e a r are 
in the a rm y , a n d m o s t of th e s tu d e n ts 
a r e new men and yo u n g boys who 
know little of th e prin ciples of p e r ­
sonal 
in 
vogue since th e b eg in n in g of T exas 
U n iv e rsity . T h e few older men who 
a r e left a re divided into tw o classes. 
T h e re a r e th e politicians, the office 
a n d hon o r-see k e rs, who c u rry fa v o r 
w ith th e p o w ers t h a t be by a c tin g as 
the 
tools. T hese 
t h e i r 
to ex p re ss 
ones who a r e supp osed 
s t u d e n t opinion 
s tu d e n t s e n t i ­
and 
m ent. T hey a r e well r e p re s e n te d in 
the A ssem bly,
both 

th e Council an d 

fellows a r e 

h a v e been 

1 - w h e a t

u se move corn

2-meat

u se m orejtsh &. beans

3 - f a t s

use j u s t enough

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The su spen sion of f o u r of V a r s ity ’s 
m ost p ro m in e n t s tu d e n ts fo r e n g a g ­
ing in th e g ra v e ( ?) o ffen se of e d iting 
the B lunderbu ss, th e tr a d itio n a l A pril 
I F o o l’s D ay p r a n k , which is a lm o st 
as m u c h a V a rs ity tra d itio n as th e 
fa m ous M arch 2 pushball contest, was 
the chief su b je c t of discussion a m o n g 
As p ro m i­
th e s tu d e n ts y e s te r d a y . 
nent as w as this s u b je c t 
in stu d e n t 
discussions, so 
p r o m in e n t w as also 
the a lm o s t e n tire a bsen ce of a pp ro va l 
(Continued on page 4.)

Bill F o r d tr a m has 

r e tu rn e d 

fro m 

a week-end v isit to S a n Antonio.

M isses Maybelle and A n n a S ta n - 
le ft y e s te r d a y to spend a few 
! field 
d ay s a t th e ir hom e in S an Antonio.
M iss Mildred H e rro n has gone to 

San A ntonio fo r a s h o r t visit.

Misses J. A. an d E unice Eidson 
have gone on a s h o r t v isit to t h e i r 
home in H am ilton.

H a rd y Hill has w ith d ra w n fro m 
the U n iv e r s ity and will go to W e st 
Point in June.

Miss Mallie Jo n e s is able to a tte n d 
been o ut fo r 

classes a g a in , h a v in g 
some tim e w ith d eng ue fever.

M isses A n n a Bell, O ra Belle O’Dell, 
a nd F lorence T a y lo r have recovered 
from an a tta c k of la grippe.

P o r t e r King, E. S. H a rp e r, and Bill 
from a visit 

re tu r n e d 

W r ig h t have 
to F o r t W orth.

Leslie S tr i n g e r 

is 

spend in g 

th e 

w eek-end in W ich ita Falls.

Jim J e n n in g s has gone 

to Dallas 

for a sh o rt sta y .
J a c k Ball 

with a sp ra in e d ankle.

is confined to his room 

V ernon Hill is sp e n d in g a few days 

it his home in Waco.
Claude C ra w fo rd 

home 

in Denison.

is 

v isitin g his 

G rad y L o w ry will leave n e x t week 

to join th e a rm y .

M any frie n d s of Miss Nellie Rob- 
s rts o n will r e g r e t to learn 
t h a t she 
had to un dergo an o p e ratio n fo r ap- 
pedicitis y e ste rd a y .

Miss I)’J e l m a P e tr ie 

is sp e n ding 
the week-end a t h e r home in F lo r e s ­
ville.

Miss A n n a H endrick s will 

r e tu r n 
to n ig h t fro m a s h o rt s ta y in San A n ­
tonio.

Miss M a r g a r e t S o u th e rla n d will 
in 
the week-end with frie n d s 

spend 
San Antonio.

Miss Constance Bull of San A n ­
tonio w as the g u e s t o f Miss P earl Zil- 

e r a t th e Pi Phi H ouse this week.
W ilb ur M a rtin has re tu rn e d fro m a 

pew d ays s ta y in San Antonio.

stu d e n ts. 

and on n e a rly ev ery occasion o utvote 
the men who sta n d up fo r th e r ig h t s 
the 
of 
T h e o th e r class, 
th e r e a r e only a few of the m , 
md 
fo r m o st 
in 
uniform now, have been h a rsh ly s u p ­
pressed by s t a r c h a m b e r proceedings 
md high -han ded m easures.

th e ir c h a r a c te r a r e 

i d 

to 

In 

edit 

instance, 

th e action 

th e se casee 

H alf a dozen have 

h ig h -h an ded policy. 

been excluded 
from t h e L ib ra r y an d t h r e a te n e d with 
ixpulsion from 
th e U n iv e rsity b e ­
cause th e y object to a “spy s y s te m .” 
F o u r o th e r men have been expelled fo r 
the “ B lu n d e rb u ss.” 
helping to 
t h a n c u s to m a ry ; 
T hey did no m ore 
they sim ply upheld 
th e tra d itio n of 
the fau­
th e school. 
l t y realized t h a t they could not force 
the Council 
t h a t 
ta k e 
they desired, so th e y sum m oned these 
men before th e discipline com m ittee. 
T hey did not let th e council t r y them . 
T h e y did not even stick to 
the old 
‘due process” clause, b u t adopted an 
In 
even m ore 
a n o th e r 
a s tu d e n t, whose 
fa th e r an d m o th e r live in A ustin, g a v e 
a din ner-dan ce fo r a few f r ie n d s; he 
lid no t a sk th e c a le n d a r c o m m itte e 's 
perm ission. T he social functions co m ­
m itte e contended 
t h a t a tte n d a n c e a t 
th e U n iv e rs ity by d a y abolished all 
r i g h t s incident to b eing a citizen o f 
th e S ta te of T exas. 7'he com m itte e 
pre se n te d the m a t t e r to the Council, 
a s k in g f o r action, and th e y p assed an 
edict of o stra c is m a g a i n s t the you ng 
m an who had d a re d 
to e n te rta in a 
j few of his frie n d s w ith o u t the p e r ­
T hey p u t 
mission of 
ind i­
f o r t h 
vidual stu d e n t can give a dance in his 
own home, w ith the co n se n t and a s ­
sista nc e of m o th e r a nd fa th e r , w ith ­
o u t th e co n se n t and a pp ro va l of th e 
social 
the 
facu lty.

the 
th e propo sitio n 

fu n c tio n s c o m m itte e of 

th a t no 

fac u lty . 

This is th e r e a so n fo r th e fa ilu re of 
t h e sy ste m of 
s tu d e n t s e lf-g o v e rn ­
m e n t a t T exas. L et us have a re- 
| form . L e t us e ith e r have self-gov- 
' e m i n e n t w ith o u t f a c u lty do m ination, 
or let us stop th is hollow p re te n se , and 
publish to the world t h a t we h ave a 
S ta te in stitu tio n 
high- 
; h and ed a n d a u to c r a tic g ro u p of p r o ­
fesso rs w h o insist upon th e s tiflin g of 

ru n 

by 

a 

I all individualism an d liberalism .

S. L.

IS IT S I CH A CRIME?

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T ailo re d ai Fashion P a ri

l f You 
Want to See

T h e smartest styled, best fitting and finest tail­
ored Suits for Young Men this country has ever 
seen come in and 
look at the New 
Spring Models we have just received from our 
tailors at fashion Park.

take] a 

$25 to $40

STRAW HATS
Here by the hundreds— 
a truly wonderful show­
ing.

Come in and look them 

over.

$2 to $15

Lverything here a m an wears—day and night

616 CONGRESS AVENUE

Kodak Finishing and Supplies

OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE ATHLETIC
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“We Make Kodak Prints Every Day.”

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Branch at Van Smiths’

FACE the FACTS
LET u s face the facts. The war situation is critical. 

Unless the Allies fight as they never yet have 
fought, defeat threatens. Hungry men cannot fight 
at their best; nor hungry nations. France, England, 
and Italy are going hungry unless we feed them.

W h eat S a v in g s— They must have wheat. 

It is the 
best food to fight on. 
It is the easiest to ship. We 
alone can spare it to them. By saving just a little— 
less than a quarter of what we ate last year— we can 
support those who are fighting our battles. And w e 
can do it without stinting ourselves. We have only 
to substitute another food just as good.

T h e Corn o f P len ty— Corn is that food. There’s a 
surplus of it. Providence has been generous in the 
hour of our need. It has given us corn in such bounty 
as was never known before. Tons of corn. Train­
loads of corn. Five hundred million bushels over and 
above our regular needs. All we have to do is to 
learn to appreciate it. Was ever patriotic duty made 
so easy? And so clear?

A m erica ’s O w n F ood— Corn I 

It Is the true American 
food. The Indians, hardiest of races, lived on it. 
Our forefathers adopted the diet and conquered a 
continent. For a great section of our country it 
has blong een the staff of life. How well the South 
fought on it, history tells. Now it can help America 
win a world war.

Learn S o m eth in g — C o m ! 

It isn't one food. 

I f s a cereal. I fs a vegetable. 

I f s a 
I fs a bread. 
dozen. 
I fs a dessert. 
I fs nutritious; more food value in it, 
dollar for dollar, than meat or eggs or most other 
vegetables. 
I fs good to eat; how good you don’t 
know until you've had corn-bread properly cooked. 
Best of all, if s plentiful and if s patriotic.

C orn’s Infinite V a riety— How much do you know about 
corn? About how good it is? About the many 
delicious ways of cooking it? And what you miss 
by not knowing more about it? Here are a few 
o f its uses:

There are at least fifty ways to use com meal to 
make good dishes for dinner, supper, lunch or break­
fast. Here are some suggestions;

H O T B R EA D S

Boston brown bread.
Hoecake.
Muffins.
Biscuits.
Griddle cakes.
Waffles.

D ESSER TS
Com-meal molasses cake. 
Apple com bread. 
Dumplings.
Gingerbread.
Fruit gems. 

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HEARTY DISHES

Com-meal croquettes. 

Com-meal fish balls.

Meat and corn-meal dumplings.

Italian polenta. 
The recipes are in Farmers’ Bulletin 565, “Corn 
Meal as a Food and Ways of Using It,” free from the 
Department of Agriculture.

Tamales.

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to 
Monday morning1 
the studio of 
Jordan & Co. to 
have their photo 
It is im portant and earnestly 
made. 
desired th a t every member sh all be 
2t
present. 

J. W. Calhoun. 

ATTENTION, PRO SPEC TIV E 1919 
B. A.’s—If you 
any intention 
have 
whatever of taking the B.A. degree in 
1919 you should, during April, secure 
a degree application blank and a f te r 
it out carefully, deposit it 
filling 
promptly with 
the dean of the Col­
lege of Arts. Failure to do so will 
inconveni­
to delay and 
subject you 
tf
ence. 

II. Y. Benedict. 

MRS. KIRBY wishes 

the p a tro n ­
esses of the Red Cross Fete to meet 
her in 
the Y. W. C. A. office at 5 
o’clock this afternoon.

RUSK L ITER A R Y SOCIETY will 
have short business session 
tonight 
a t 7:HO and then go in a body to the 
Red Cross Fete. Be prompt. P re s i­
dent.

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