THE DAILY TEXAN

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

A U ST IN , T EX A S, T U E SD A Y , OCTOBER 15, 1918.

TWO MIDDLE LAWS 
ADDED TO HONOR
ROLL OF VARSITY 

APPLICATIONS FOR I 
[MARINE BRANCH OF
S. A. T. C. IN TODAY

N am es of J o el M cC lendon and 
W illia m M artin A d d ed 
to List.

P h ysical R equirem ents Strict 
and Sophom ore S tan d in g 
N ecessary.

VARSITY BOARD OF LONGHORNS WILL 

REGENTS TO MEET PLAY CAMP LOC AN
NEXT SATURDAY

M atters of G reat Im portance to 
Be D iscussed and B u d get 
C onsidered.

ROLL OF TH E DEAD.

Sidney Johnston Brooks, Jr. 
Dudley W. Queen.
Samuel Luther Cowan.
Irving Murdock McCracken. 
Frederick Hadra.
Calvin F leet Heard.
W illiam Deans Thompson.
James Horace Higginbotham. 
Samuel David Ramsey.
Hubert Ferrell.
Louis John Jordan.
Edwin R. Kimble.
Eugene Doak Penn.
Clyde Clinton Voorhies.
Frank Curtis Linn, Jr.
J. G. E llis, Jr.
Leroy Bates Creaton.
Bothwell Bierge Kane.
Emil Zuhlke, Jr.
James Powell Murray.
Sterling M. Peek.
M. D. W allace.
Luckett Cochrane.
James J. Goodfellow, Jr.
Joel H. McClendon.
W illiam B. Martin.

OL. XIX

IGHT ADDITIONAL 
PETITIONS TURNED 
IN TOSECRETARY

veral O ffices 

fo r W hich 

NO DEFINITE PLAN 

FOR LIBERTY LOAN

Bonds M ay Be S ecured by Com ­
m u nicating W ith M em bers of 
Stu d en ts’ C om m ittee.

i

T here Is no C and idate 
Y et.

 

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v 

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The

their 

intent 

CO EDS IN ABUNDANCE

i n t Time They Have Had Equal 
Privileges W ith the 
Men.

The Students’ Comm ittee on the j 
fo u rth Liberty Loan m et Monday! 
morning with Dr. Calhoun, who is J 
chairman of the U niversity Commit­
tee for the campaign. Because of 
the unsettled conditions around the 
campus, plans for definite work could 
not be made. 
It w as decided th at a 
personal campaign am ong students 
would be neither practical nor effec­
tive now. 
It is also difficult at the 
present time to g et in touch with or- 
ganizations and student groups. Work I 
o f this kind will have to be taken up 
later, when the school routine has 
been reestablished. However it was I 
fe lt that the group interested in this 
work should be brought before the 
student body so th at loans and vol- j 
untary service m ight be directed | 
the right channels. 
through 

STENOGRAPHERS IN 
ALL LINES OFWORK 
IN GREAT DEMAND

tcl<“ 
phone numbers of the com m ittee of
students responsible for the Fourth
the University:
in 
Liberty Loan 
M arguerite Meyer, 445; Irene Hearne
445; Mab Harrison, 
314; Pauline
Frank, 1302; Lucy Rathbone, 2939;
Crystal Ross, 935.

Before the sun went down yester- 
y, eight petitions were turned in to 
esley W. Brown, secretary-treas- 
5er of the Students’ Association. All 
these were girls who are m anifest- 
in student affairs 
und the campus. 
It m ust be noted 
t this is the first time in the his- 
y of the Students’ Association that 
Co-eds have had the same rights 
elect girl officers as men— this 
vilege being granted the fair sex
last year's assembly, which is th« j !° ''0Wing ahre. . th* "amea and 
islative branch of the association, 
hus f a r there a r e thirteen Co-eds 
for the various offices f o r the com­
plection and if the men do not 
w more interest, it is safe to say 
t every girl on th e ballot will c a rry 
h respective race by a n overwhel- 
g m aority.
mong those who tu rn ed in their 
it ions were Miss P auline W herry! 
vice p resident; Miss Sue Denny! 
assemblym an I 
inst Mr. J . Hall S hepherd; Miss 
h Reeder fo r ju n io r academic a s - 1 
Flym an; Miss Minnie Giesche, 
homore assemblym an ag a in st Joe 
flee; Miss Doris Connelly for se-1 
law assem blym an; Miss Edith 
law assembly- 
eider 
Miss Moore fo r law representa- 
larg e; and Miss Charlotte 
a t 
representative.
Miss Nance is Miss Alexa Rhea 
0 must be elected a t large from 
departm ent.
iss J e a n Lockwood who had al- 
y anounced is ru n n in g a g a in s t R. 
for 
Haynes, 
u ate re p re sen ta tiv e a t larg e on 
ssembly. Miss F ra n c e s Dohoney 
no opposition f o r editor-in-chief 
Of last year’s class in this depart­
e Longhorn Magazine, 
ment many are holding first class 
r F re s h m a n academic assembly­
positions. Miss Mildred Marshall, 
m e n a r e two in the race who 
LL. B., ’18, is private secretary to 
M artin Dies, J r ., an d Dudley 
Senator Morris Sheppard. 
Other 
an. Jack B e re tta for sophomore
members of this class who are hold- 
blyman from the engineering de-1 ing good positions are Miss Anna Bell 
ent is the only one from any | now secretary 
the Exemption 
from that department— all the I Board a t Shreveport, La.; Miss Hilda 
classes have no representative j W iden, employed in the office of J. A. 
j Udden, Ph. D., director of the Bureau
for I o f Economic Geology and Technol- ■

t. 
‘k Johnson 
Johnson 

the blind wonder, 

is unonnns^rl 
is unopposed 

for education 

academic 

ju n io r 

senior 

to r 

of 

ce 

in

in F ra n c e a r e 

E xcep tion al O pp ortuniites 
B usiness W orld and G ov­
ern m en t W ork N ow .

Joel H. McClendon o f Farmers* 
B ranch, and William B. M artin of 
H azelhurst, Mississippi, both lieuten­
a n ts with th e A m erican E xpedition­
a r y Forces 
two 
latest additions 
to V a rs ity ’s hono r 
roll of those who hav e died and been 
It is stated by E. K. McGinnis, B.
killed in the p re s e n t w ar. McClen­
A., adjunct professor of Business 
d o n ’s nam e ap p e a re d on th e casualty 
Adm inistration of the University, th a t 
list as ann oun ced O ctober l i t h , while
th e need of sten o g ra p h e rs is i n c r e a s - 1 th e n am e of M artin was announced
ing every day; t hat expert stenog­
raphers^ command 
salaries,
and those only partially trained are 
accepted in many instances. Mr. Mc­
for 
Ginnis says 
trained stenographers is far greater 
than the supply.

that th e dmeand 

on October 10th.

the 

L ieu ten a n t McClendon was a stu ­
d en t of the U niversity for th ree years 
d u rin g the sessions of 1914 to 1917 
Soon a f t e r w a r was de­
inclusive. 
clared and as soon as the School of 
M ilitary A eronau tics here was opened 
u p a t th e A ustin P re sb y te ria n T h eo­
logical S em inary n o rth o f the cam ­
pus, he enlisted f o r tra in in g as an 
av iator. He g ra d u a te d 
the 
ground school here in the first g r a d ­
u a tin g class, received his flying t r a i n ­
ing and was la te r sen t to F rance. No 
details of his dea th have been re­
ceived, but he was re p o rte d as killed 
in action. While in th e U niversity Mc­
Clendon stayed in B. Hall and was i 
well known to its inm ates. He was 
a m em ber of the Middle Law class 
when he entered the service.

from 

L ieu ten a n t M artin was a s tu d e n t in 
th e University d u rin g the sessions of 
1915-1917. He was a m em ber and 
p re s id e n t of 
when he volunteered and was se n t to 
t r a i n i n g camp at j
th e first officers’ 
T h ere he was 
in 
lieu tenant 

the J u n i o r Law class 1 

an of the men’s council, 
ee girls are in the race for a 
on the woman’s council. They 
isses Evelyn Carrington, Irene 
Ie and Tommie Pinckney— two 

em­
ogy; Miss Ada Mae Maddox, 
ployed 
in the University registrar’s 
office; Miss M arguerite Haynie, who 
is doing work for J. W. Shepherd in 
the Extension Departm ent, and Mrs.
Florence Hopkins, who holds a posi­
tion in the State Agricultural Dept.
Am ong those of this class who are 

the

first 

to 
and w ent 

be elected.
iran R. Huffman is the candi­
e r President o f the Students’ 
iation. R. M. Pate announced 
day for president, but due to 
ct that his petition did not come 
the appointed time, it has not 
decided whether or not his 
will be perm itted to go on the 
ballot with Mr. Huffm an’s, 
will be decided by a m eeting 
Assem bly which has been 
by W esley Brown, the acting 

in fa n try . He was assigned 
N in e tie th Division 
to 
F ra n c e with it. He was re p o rte d as 
killed in action, b u t no o th e r details

ent.
yet there are three places va- 
rom the 
engineering depart- 
which are freshmen, junior and 
assemblymen. Then there is

teaching typew riting, shorthand, and j Leon Springs, Texas 
bookkeeping in the schools are Miss j commissioned a 
Ruth Bickle, at Vernon, Texas; Mr.
B. F. Harrison, teaching in the Junior 
A grciultural and Mechanical College 
at Arlington, and Miss Florence Stul-
en, who is teaching at Texas W omen’s o f his death are known.
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College, Fort Worth. Miss Alma j 
Baker and Miss Harmon are in c iv il1 
service, stationed at W ashington, D. !
C. Miss Vera Thomas is at the Texas |
A. & M. College doing stenographic j 
work. Miss H attie Barlow has a posi­
tion in the Federal building in this
city. All these are last y ea r’s stu- 
elected a councilman who is to dents and are reported as doing very 
nior engineer. 
\ successful work. There are a num-
law departm ent lacks a mid- ber ° f others o f this class doing like 
locations are not 
! known. Of the four who took the
ho must be a senior. 
se places are still open and c*v^ service exam ination, all passed

Lieut. Leslie D. F low ers of Uvalde, 
an d a s tu d e n t here in the University 
fro m 1911 to 1914, is a t p re sen t s t a ­
tioned a t the Radio School as an offi- ■ 
cer 
L ie u te n a n t 
Flow ers was commissioned as a sec- 
ond lieu ten ant in cavalry a t the first 
officers’ 
a t Leon 
Springs. L a te r on he qualified as an 
observer a t F ort Sill. While a student 
h ere Lt. Flow ers w as a m em b er of 
e should see that a man is p u t j an<l received an ap p o in tm e n t within Phi Kappa Psi f r a t e r n i t y an d a mem- 
fill the vacancy and th a t the a month.
b e r of th e V arsity basket ball team .
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WILL HAVE GLEE CLUB.

assemblyman and a conucil- work, but whose 

LT. FLOW ERS HERE.

in s tru c to r. 

tra in in g 

cam p 

an d 

n for a place on th e official 
is in the hands 
o f W esley 
before it is too late.

The regular fall m eeting o f the 
Board of Regents of the University 
will be held here in Austin next Tues­
day, O ctober 22, and m atters of 
great 
importance will be taken up 
and considered. The budget fo r the 
next tw o yers which will be submitted 
to the Texas legislature at its next 
regular session will probably be con­
sidered as w ell as a number o f mat­
ters o f regular routine.

^ 

Applications for the globe and an­
chor branch of the students’ army 
training corps will not be accepted 
i after today, according to First Lieu­
tenant D. C. Downs, commanding 
officer of the U. S. Marine Corps unit 
I here. Lt. Downs, however, exp ress- 
ed the opinion that provisions for the 
J transfer of a few of the men in the 
army S. A. T. C. will probably be 
made shortly. He further states that 
he is more than proud o f the fine 
bunch of men who have been accept­
ed so far.

Due to a number of resignations 
and leaves o f absence to engage in 
war and governm ent work many 
changes in the faculty have been ne­
cessitated and there will be several 
The requirements to enter the ma­
vacation appointments to ratify. The 
rine branch o f the S. A. T. C. are the 
war has also caused a num ber of 
strictest of any. The physical ex­
changes in U niversity rules and reg­
amination is more rigid and thorough 
ulations and the official sanction of 
for the Marine Corps has always
the governing board will be neces
prided itself on its picked officers. At I sary in order to make these changes
least sophomore s tand ing is ano ther 
prerequisite for students to join this 
branch.

The w a r work now being u n d e r­
taken by th e University will also re­
The course of study here will be 
ceive 
its sh a re of atte n tio n a t the 
very sim ilar to t h a t of the a rm y S. 
coming meeting. P enn Field in South 
A. T. C, F req u e n t lectures will sup­
Austin has recen tly been purchased 
ten hours of drill per 
plem ent 
fo r fo r ty th ousand dollars 
a 
week. Lt. Downs expects to have the 
nu m b e r of p e rm a n e n t buildings cost­
men form ally inducted and assigned 
ing well up into th e th o u sa n d s are 
to b arracks by the end of the month, 
being erected out there. Moreover, j 
and u n iform s will be issued shortly 
the te m o p ra ry barracks fo r Univer-I 
th ere after. 
receive 
sity S. A. T. C. stu den ts h ere on the j 
$87.00 per month, from which there 
cam pus have entailed considerable 
will be deducted $22.50 for board af-
expense. U n d e r a r ra n g e m e n ts with I
the w a r d e p a rtm e n t all o f these ex- 
leav- 
tei 
m g a clear p a y of $04.50 p er month, p end itu res a r e refunded to the Uni-

Each man will 

the men are 

fully binding.

in b arracks, 

a n d 

the 

\

versity.

. ... W0:

The men in the m arine unit will be 
stationed here until about J a n u a r y 
first, when those who qualify both in 
academic
, 
and drill will be sent to m arine of
fleers’ t ra in in g camps. Quite a few 
have signified their intention of a p ­
aviation, while 
plying for m arine 
others will specialize 
in m a rin e in­
fa n try , m achine g unnery or field a r ­
tillery. Those who have been accept­
ed a r e :

P resid ent Vinson and heads of the 
various schols of in stru ctio n h ere in
 i,n,i m ilita' y faience | the U n iv ersity have all been working 
fo r som etim e in th e p re p a ra tio n of 
\ a r s ity ’s bud get f o r the com ing two 
sessions, No definite details have yet 
been announced and ni ne will be un­
til the re g e n ts officially a p p ro v e the 
budget.

EIGHT BULLETINS 

ISSUEDIN SUMMER

Dr. D u n ca lf W rites “ B rief H is­
tory of W ar”— Ext. D ept. 
Prints Several.

The num ber of bulletins issued by
the U niversity during the sum m er of
1918 shows a marked decrease from 
th at of form er years, judging by rec­
ords kept for this and previous years. 
From J u n e 
I O only 
eight bulletins were printed, the num ­
ber which the records show was put 
out by the D e partm en t of Extension 
alone d u rin g the same tim e the two 
preceding summers.

I O to September 

Three of 
cerned with 

these bulletins are con­
the announcem ent of

take place ®°Urf L for ,ht' M8sion of 1918-19' “ A
Brief n is i
. . . 
tory of the W a r” by Fred- 
♦ ric Duncalf, Ph. I*., professor of me­
dieval history at the University, was 
issued, as well as a bulletin by E. J 
M athews, R eg istrar, entitled “ The 
Correlation of High School and Col­
lege Courses in the Sciences.” The 
D e p artm en t of Extension produced a 
list of words to be used in spelling 
matches held by the U niversity Inter- 
! scholastic League. This departm ent 
also issued a bulletin explaining the 
work of the extension loan lib ra ry and 
another on play and athletics. The 
activity of the D epartm ent of E x te n ­
indicated by the num ber of 
sion is 
bulletins produced by 
the 
past few years. A review of the titles 
shows t h a t 
is con­
cerned w ith every phase of commu­
nity life and is abit- to offer sugges­
tions on any m a tte r of public interest 
that may arise.

th e d ep artm ent 

it d u rin g 

H. E. Karback. George Green, 
S te rlin g F isher, Robert Kite, 
Sam 
Acheson, John P enderg rast, M artin 
W infrey, N orm an Anderson, Edw ard 
Miller, George Brown, Ja m e s H a n ­
cock, C harles Lester, Wesley Brown, 
Jessie F reem an, H a tc h e r Pickens,; 
Jessie N orm an, Finis Pyeatt, Wendell 
M. Cox, Joseph Edison Reiss W o r th ­
ington.

NAVAL UNIT S. A. T.C. 
NOT YET INDUCTED

145 M en A c c e p te d — W ill 
T rained A ccord in g to 
Q ualifications.

Be

, 

, 

. 

in 

J u s t when 

the final step 

the 
form al induction of the men selected 
f o r the naval unit of the S tu d e n ts ’
Army Training Corps will 
h as not yet been decided. Yesterday 
th e re w e re still fourte en of the m e n ’s 
pap ers y e t to com from th e ir local 
d r a f t boards over th e S ta te. 
The 
nam es o f these men were published 
la s t n igh t and they a re re q u ested to 
com m unicate at once with the A ustin 
local d r a f t board o r the naval 
re ­
c r u itin g office downtown, according 
to the local re c ru itin g officer, D. S. 
H arper.

One hu ndred and 

forty-five men 
have been accepted so f a r fo r the 
naval unit. These men w ere all r e ­
quired 
to pass a rigid physical ex ­
am ination, as everyone of them is ex­
pected to qu alify to be sent to a naval 
officers’ school. A pproxim ately one- 
h alf of the m en in the unit are e n ­
gineering stu den ts and will be trained 
as naval engineers, here in the U n i­
train in g 
versity and a t o th er naval 
schools. The rest of the men will 
be sent to officers’ schools fo r a v i a - ! 
tion, navigation, raido, p aym asters', 
an d o th e r branches, accord ing to the 
qualifications of 
the 
need of the respective branches.

C oach Juneau Has Not Y et 
P ick ed V arsity Line-up—- 
N ew M en H elp Team .

DEFEAT THE OWLS 10-0

Arbuckle Coaching Soldier*— Many 
All-Star From Intercollegiate to 
Be Seen on Clark Field.

Football fans will be furnished a 
real treat here next Saturday when 
the Texas Longhorns will clash with 
the team from the Fifteenth Division 
o f Camp Logan at Houston. Coached 
by P. H. Arbuckle who last year di­
rected Rice Institute to victory over 
the orange and white men this team 
has already scored one victory by de­
feating the Owls IO to 0 a week ago 
Saturday.

This game was j u s t arrang ed today 
following the receipt of a telegram by 
the Athletic Council from Coach A r­
buckle accepting the offer of a game 
to be played here. A football game 
had 
the 
first been scheduled with 
Auto Mechanics’ school a t Camp Ma­
bry fo r n ext S aturday, but due 
to 
the epidemic situation out there their 
team has had 
little practice within 
the last week or so and the game was 
called off.

Coach J u n e a u has not yet picked 
his lineup t h a t he will use to s ta rt 
ag a in st the soldiers from the bayou 
city. From last S a tu rd a y ’s practice 
game end the regular practices and 
scrimmages bhat a re going on daily 
on Clark Field he expects to have a 
p retty good line on the squad within 
a few days. Several new men are 
coming out for practice each day and 
as several old men recover from the 
influenza the squad will soon be some­
w hat stronger.

miran is _

in 

this p art of 

W i t h a l I team from Camp Lo- 
jH rarded as one of the strong-
I est
the country.
I Among the men who will ap pear here 
a r e : P utnam , all western 
tackle in 
1916 from N orthw estern University; 
Bernstein, all southern full back from 
Louisiana S tate U niversity; Cooley, 
all-fleet g u a rd in the navy; Cornell, 
form er all Missouri \ alley Conference 
center. Carrol, Norman and Stone 
from Knox College are other 
lines­
men t h a t have won distinction in in­
tercollegiate games in the past.

I he ( ’amp Logan speedy backfield 
consists of Little rest and Brown of 
Texas A. and M., Dunean of Minne­
sota and ( rossen of Oklahoma Uni­
versity. A number of other men have 
only recently joined ’he squad since 
the 
the whole 
fifteenth division instead of the fifty- 
seventh in fa n try regiment as it was 
first organized.

team now represents 

The local athletic authorities have 
not yet heard the result of the mail 
vote as to w hether rile conference rule 
the playing of tra n s fe rs or 
ag ainst 
ineligibles will lie suspended. Several 
tra n s f e rs have been coming out for 
practice, but until 
are 
changed no tra n s f e rs will be used rn 
Texas games.

rules 

the 

G E R M A N C L U B L O S E S P R E X Y .

Claude E. C raw ford of Denison, 
ju n io r academ , and president of the 
i n t e r f r a t e r n i t y dancing organization, 
the G erm an Club, left here Friday 
night as one of the fo u r sent to ('am p 
Hancock for train in g as a machine 
gu n officer. C raw ford attended the 
R. (). T. C. camp at Fort Sheridan 
la-t summer. He was Cadet 
this 
Captain and a d ju ta n t of the Univer­
sity R. O. T. C. last spring and has 
taken an active part in student ac­
Phi 
tivities, besides belonging 
Kappa P-i fratern ity .

to 

N O T IC E NAVAL S. 

\. T. C.

The following men should com­
the Local Draft 
m unicate with 
Board and 
the Naval Recruiting 
Station at once in order that their 
papers may be compiled: ('has. VV. 
Clark, William C. Ousley, Jam es 
D. Day, Robert L. Dorsey, Paul H. 
E dw ards, William G. Epley, Leon­
ard L. Gilley, Thornton G. Hamil­
ton, Samuel D. Hendricks, William 
R. Prafka, Stoddard Smith, Eyler 
N. Simpson.

CIAL S. A. T. C. NOTICE.

in 

students enrolled 

the 
ny for men not in the S. A. 
wil report at headquarters 
tober 15, 1918 at 3:00 p. rn. 
urther 
instructions and or- 
tion.

PORTER L. OZANNE,
A. S. A. Commanding Unit

Financially, most persons can do 
better in the business world than in 
civil service positions at W ashington, 
although these places pay a minimum 
o f eleven hundred dollars per year, 
with opportunity for advancem ent, 
Mr. McGinnis said. 
But the civil 
service positions furnish an opportu­
nity for patriotic duty, as the govern­
m ent is greatly in need o f stenog­
raphers and accountants, and urges 
that those trained in this work take 
the exam ination.

The number of students taking 
typew riting and shorthand courses 
this year is about th e same as last 
year. The attendance is at the lim it 
o f the capacity o f the department.

Plans for reorganizing the Univer­
sity Glee Club are fa st maturing and 
as soon as classes are resumed and 
the quarantine of the S. A. T. C. mem­
bers 
is ended definite anouncement
will be made of the work for the year I 
according to Director W. E. M ellen 1 
thin. About a dozer, members of the 
Glee Club from past years are back 
in school, and a number <^*new men 
have come in with musical talent. A r­
rangem ents w ill be made with the 
m ilitary authorities so that the work 
will not conflict with the m ilitary du­
ties of the men.

the men and 

T h e . ' ° " ' m a n d in g ° * cer o f 

Um‘ h"S "0 t y*‘ beCT Mnt here 

is­
The bulletins which have been 
sued by the U niversity are listed u n ­
der a num ber of heads, the chief of 
which a re Educational, Extension.
Hum anistic, Medical, Mineral Survey, 
Municipal Research, Press, Official 
and Scientific. A re g ular m ailing list 
and until his arrival no definite de- j °f those who m ay be interested in tho 
tails as to the work of 
the naval unit will be known. 
generally understood, however, that 
until the radio school 
is moved to' 
Penn Field none of the men will be 
quartered in barracks, at which tim e 
they will probably be moved into B. 
Hall barracks.

in various bulletins is kept by the Uni-
versity, and 
the bulletins are sent out
accordingly to those names on this list 
and to others who might be inter­
ested. No record is kept of the num­
ber of bulletins sent out but an e f ­
fort is made to dispose of all to the 
best possible advantage.

the men 

It is I 

 T H E D A I L Y T E X A S

RADIO HAS PAPER

Freshmen Show 

but have not yet made th eir con­
tribution. Austin and Travis 
County have £rone well over the 
top. but the campaign will con­
tinue here today anu tomorrow 
so th at a big oversubscription 
will help make up the 
tailing 
down in other sections oi the 
state and nation. L r.til 
the 
is com­
Fourth Liberty Loan 
pletely subscribed 
is every 
it 
citizen's duty 
to buy bonds, 
more bonds, and keep or. buy­
ing bonds.

FIRING LINE

"T h e R ad >“ t* : r e nam e of a new 
the s t-d e n ts of th e 
p u b licatio n of 
R adio School of th e U n iv ersity . The 
first n u m b er was d istrib u te d S a tu r­
d ay a n d was a s e.ght-page issue con­
tain in g Bears, cuts and w riteu p s d eal­
ing w ith th e R adio School stu d en ts, 
officers. : n itre to rs, ar.d activ ities. The 
School of A utom obile Mec nam es n-xs 
>een issuing a w eekly p ap er fo r §©®e- 
the Sam Sun. The Kelly F k L i 
t.aae 
Eagle 
in San 
a w eekly, published 
A ntonio, has a page d evoted to news 
if the School of M ilitary A eronautics 
is 
ground school here. T he Texar. 
the p ap er of ’.he whole U niversity, 
a ' i p a rtic u la rly of the S. A. T. C
oif th e m am Unr* e:

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here in A ustin

My rV a r P r f T a y ’i-r

U. S. A.

Frwr.cc Sept- 9.

Secocd L ieut. J a k e H enry. Jr.. Inf. 

By 

r : e r of C A P ! O Z A N N E 

A H. S O P E R . F irst L eut .

A S.. S. C A d u ta c t

That They Are 

Alive: S o t Dead

T h at all U niversity spirit and fur. 
not o n e was m a te m ar.T est fey 
h i 
th a t g reeted any ca m p —s
ta a i 
tight 
tr.e 
if.2. A ran
v isito r Sun-day 
e n te r r n s ir z 
fresn m er had pain ted 
U n rrersitv walks w ith th e ir bloody 
Tne sam e was 
sign. " F rose 1 5 2 2 , 
also p ain ted c-r th e » a Iks in 
.n o ... 
of m ost of 
th e f r a te r n ity houses 
In th e p ast it 
ar.send th e cam pus. 
has re e r custom ary fo r fresh m en to 
p ain t th e ir class r.um era.s ds walks, 
p a t th ey b t e a.w ays stack to tn e tra - 
of green. 
iitio n a. freshm an color 
Tn s y e a r’s crew of prep-echo-ol grad s 
saw fit t> im prove or. tne previous 
classes fey using a gory red p a .n t to 
rfc ' n 

c.Lss> vp~nt d*. i

PU B LIC LEC TU R ES ARRANGED

O ctober 11. 191F 

Special D rie rs No. U-*
S Tne folk)w ing enlisted men. hav­
redacted into tne serv.ee at 
ing reer. 
this statio n , are assigned t i . cm p-ji n J 
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P riv a te s Douglas A r .ie tx n. W il­
iam B C h arce. H e rb ert S t. C a r 
C handler. J r .. Cecil Colliaa. H arold 
D. G ra n t te rry . George A. G ray . Jas. 
F Hodge*. P o rte r R. H ouse. Em erson 
H. Loocke. H ugh J. M angum . Edw in 
R. M arx. W aldem ar W M e tte n th ir. 
Paul H M onroe. P aul J . Rudolph. 
K ern el S chapiro. George W altz.

By order of C A PT. O ZA N N E 

A H S O P E R . F irs t Lieut .
A S F C . A d ju tan t.

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A iverti.se in th e DAILY T EX A N

T here was a m eeting if tne C om- 
a titte e or. P ublic L ectu res T uesday
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possible 
will re c a rrie d out as ta r 
T n ere 
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y ea r due to w ar eon tit:o r.a M any 
men fo rm eriy ob tain ab le have gone 
o th er 
Branches of th e service V ery few 
received as ye*, 
notices have 
from the lecture 'bureaus.
Tne G overnm ent is 
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THE DAILY TEXAN
The S tu d e n t D aily P u blication of th e 
U n iv ersity of T exas

P ublished every aftern o o n except S un­
d ay d u rin g th e college y ear on 
th e C am pus,

OfEoes: U n iv ersity . Room loo-. M ain
Building.

E n te re d as second-class m a tte r at th e 
P ostoffce at A u stin . Texa- ur. te r 
the Act of C ongress. M arch 3. I £79.

A cceptance 

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A u th o rised S eptem ber 24 1918

S u bscription p rice 1-3 .<>' per y e a r— 
provided fo r each stu d en t th ro u g h 
th e Student Activity Fee

F Edward W alker.. . Editor-;n-Chief
J Turner Gamer ..Mar.ag.ru Editor
r a n c h e r . . . Business M anager
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Issue Ed n r fo r T oday:
MAB H A R R ISO N .
Asst. E d ito r 
W in ifred W atson

STUDENT ELECTION.

The 

secretary 

and acting 
president of the students' as­
sociation has announced th at the 
special election to fill vacancies 
tr.e student off.ee?. and to 
ir. 
elect members of the a s s e m b ly 
will be held two or three days 
a fte r classes are aga r, resumed. 
In today’s news columns a com­
plete list of the candidates to- 
date is given. F ?r the offices 
for which there are no candi­
dates the tim e ,f f ;:r.g petiti r.s 
has been extended, ar.d any stu ­
dents qualified f r these pia.es 
sr. *uld immediateh prepare, and 
ta rn in th eir petiti r.s All stu­
dents s r . aid be thinking about 
the electi -n. ar.d be Sec. iir.gr be­
tween candidates for the c n- 
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saying not since the days when P r :f . 
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tu rk e y was 
solem nly d edicated each y ea r to “ E pi­
c u ru s" and his follow ers.

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and th a t, combined w ith an occasional 
shell from F n tx . all ten is to m ake 
one agree w ith S h erm an 's 
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nut th a t we become m ?re t no roughly 
convinced of tine final outcom e, and 
th a t is tr.e p rincipal concern of a., of 
as re g ard less o f sacnf.ce o r cortse- 
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Lee who is close fey p r z he sta te d th a t 
if it ever becam e known to th e l a i -
sen’s p erso n a adv isers th a t sc ma n.y 
o i th e Kwehees were in F ra n c e 
the
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EXTENSION DEPT. 

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on Phases of W ar.

OFFICIAL NOTICES

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