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TRIPOLIS CUT FLOWERS CONFECTIONERY 1112 Main Street, for J. E. McADAM FANCY BOXES, Eighth and Main CANDIES AND HOT DRINKS THE SKIFF H. N. Sideris, Prop. VOLUME XVI ITEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY, FORT WORTH, T"XAS, MARCH 1, 191 ~ Number 22 A FEW SUGGESTIONS FOR T.CU.BREAKSEVEN WITH GIRLS'GLEE CLUB GIVES MILITARY TRAINING IS THE STUDENTS DURING SIMONS COLLEGE QUIN- CONCERT OF OLD SONGS NOW ON SOLID BASIS BASEBALL SEASON TETTE COLLEGE ON TRIP The Girls' Glee Club held its an- Lieut. Kimball Takes Active Charge nual concert in chapel Tuesday eve- of Drilling. Students May Make a Winning T. C. U. Team Gives Simmons College ning at 8:30. The thing which gave Season or They May Ruin First Defeat of Year; Christians it the most interest was the fact that At last it seems that the military the Season. Show Real Form at Close of the members of the club were dressed training is to be an assured thing the Season. Every one has heard many in colonial costumes. There is always without the usual interruptions which something very fascinating and ap- seem to be the trouble in all such un- times that one of the greatest In what is said to be the hottest pealing about a colonial atmosphere, dertakings at the very beginning. factors in making a winning contests of the season, by the Sim- and that element was certainly not Lieutenant Kimball, who is to have team of any kind in College Ath- mons College basketball fans, the T. lacking. Every girl looked pretty and charge over the training, has now re- letics is that the student body, C. U. team showed real form and sweet in her quaint costume and pow- turned from Chicago where he has from which that team comes, were able to outclass the strong Sim- dered hair. The Service Flag, which been to be present at the death bed have plenty of pep and the right mons College quitette which has been hung in the rear of the stage, made and funeral of his mother. kind of pep. This has been said considered as one of the most likely a very pleasing background for the The work which he has been plan- so many times and under so bidders for State Championship this scene. The chorus showed very care- ning to be given in T. C. U. was ac- many different circumstances year. ful training on the part of Mrs. Ca- tually begun Tuesday afternoon when that it has become rather com- Both the games were played on the hoon, and much diligent study on the Lieutenant Dietricht, who is to assist mon to all of us, and we have Simmons College court and were wit- part of the girls. The three numbers him in the work, appeared on the drill a tendency to pass it up as be- nessed by about fifteen hundred bas- by the entire club were very well ren- ground and met the group of students ing something that we are al- ketball enthusiasts, from the school dered. who were assembled there in anticipa- ready familiar with, and conse- and town. tion of their coming. quently in which we are not In keeping with the setting, the Both games were hotly contested program consisted of old songs. Three much interested. Immediately upon the arrival of the from start to finish and at no time of the feature numbers in particular, two lieutenants, everything took on a However, there are facts was it absolutely certain as to who were very enthusiastically received. very business-like atmosphere, all the was to be the winner of either con- which have been called to our One of these was a medly of old- men present were placed in the differ- test until the final whistle blew. attention of late, or should have fashioned songs by the men's quar- ent squads according to the amount of been called to our attention, The first game went to the Chris- tette. The quartette never fails to military training that they had had tians by a score of twenty-five to which should make us reconsider bring down the house and to the old and the regular work of making sol- twenty-three. The second game went this well known and well estab- students there was an added pleasure diers out of them was begun. lished theory. These facts have to the Baptists by a score of twenty- to this particular appearance—the old A number of the students who have been furnished to us by the re- four to twenty-one. bass singer was in his place. It was had some military experience will be It was very evident throughout the cent basketball season taken in T. C. U. DEBATING 'i'EAMS good to hear Lieut. Willis M. Mc- appointed as assistants and as student comparison with our glorious entire time of both contestants, that Forrest McCutcheon and John Sturgeon, B?n Edwards and Harry Martin. Gregor reverberate that familia "Bum officers to assist in the training of the football season. under normal circumstances, the Bum, Bum Bum." less experienced men. We all kow if we will take the Christians had a little bit of the edge Perhaps the most clever thing on As has been stated at several differ- time to recall the facts, that on the Baptists, but with the assist- the program was the duet sung by ent times before, it is the intention during the past basketball season ance of the terrible rooting machine, Vardeman Cockrell and Dell Cahoon. and purpose of the authorities of the there was very little support for which was kept constantly at work by BUY We predict thta they will be real ar- institution that there be regular mili- the team manifested by the the Simmons supporters, things were tists some day. tary training in T. C. U. by the be- members of the students; after pretty well evened up. The last number, an old fashioned ginning of the next school year, and the team had lost a game or two, War Saving Stamps be put on such a basis that this work although the students should (Continued on Page 3) (Continued on Page 3) will be recognized by the government. have known that it was because It is felt that the only sure way by of the lack of training, they \" ■■ Yvhicli this onj can be accomplished is would be found saying that they for the students to join the military "thought so" and "that it was ^ training class that is being organized nothing more than they expect- and placed at the service of the stu- ed." Such remarks as these dents, and for these students to join reach the players and they in the military training class that is be-

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TRINITY WINS BAR ASSOCIATION HOLDS TRIANGULAR DEBATE SECOND INITIATION

T. C. U. Win One and Lose One Five More Men Ushered Into the Debate. Presence of Rhadanianthus; Ac- tive Program Outlined for Re- Trinity University won the Triangu- mainder of Year. lar Debate Monday night when the two teams from that institution de- Last Thursday night at 8:30 o'clock feated the team from Southwestern at the home of Dr. Cockrell, the Bar University at Trintiy and also won Association held the second initiation ever the T. C. U. team which de- ceremony of the year. As is the bated here in the T. C. U auditorium usual custom, all the applicants for on the same night. membership were put through the reg- All the contests between the three ular steps which lead the ambitious schools are held on the same night; young J. A. into the presence of Rhad- each school having two teams, one anianthus, which makes him a real remaining at home and one being bona fide member of the Bar Asso- away from home. This year T. C. U. ciation. sent the visiting team to Southwest- The real faith and intentions of all ern, Southwestern sent her visiting candidates was tried out in every con- team to Trinity University, and Trin- ceivable manner before they were al- ity sent her visiting team here to "THE BARFIELD" lowed to become full fledged mem- T. C. U. bers of the association, which mem- In the debate, which was held in the s bership entitles them to go into the T. C. U. auditorium, the Trinity de- presence of Rhadamanthus, the Patron baters, Lackney Connally and Edwin A Young Man's Hat Saint of the Law Department, and Hrading, took the negative side of the also the Bar Association. question and defeated Harry Martin From Our Spring 1^18 Selection The men who were taken into the and Ben M. Edwards, who took the organization were: William Dewey affirmative side of the question. Lawrence, Bruce George Cross, Ed- We certainly have some Good-Looking Hats-in Green, Olive The T. C. U. team which was sent ward Samuel Bond, Peter Marion to Georgetown to debate against the Pearl, Brown an d Tan Scardino, Henery Edward Fussell. All Southwestern University team was these men are either full fledge law composed of John Sturgeon and For- students or are taking work in that rest McCutcheon, who took the nega- $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 department and also work in other tive side of the question and defeated partments of the University, prepa- ratory to the study of law. These the opposing team. The subject for the debate was: men, with several others, who will be "Resolved, That Judicial Decisions WASHER BROTHERS admitted into the Bar Association at Should be Subject to Recall by the T. C. U.HeadqUilarters a meeting in the near future, have come into this department or into People." The judges who acted in the con- the University since the first term, test which was held here were: Dr, when the first initiation was held. There are also other men who are in Forrest Smith, pastor of Broadway Baptist Church of Fort Worth; Ike L .J this department who are eligible for (Continued on Page 4) (Continued on Page 3) THE SKIFF

IBiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ Spring 1918 This Week's Attractions Stand Out in Amusement Circles Like a Hat Styles 100-Watt Electric Light Does on a Lightless Night Every Single One of Them Is Simply Immense FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Sunday, Monday, Tuesday The worlds' best makes ENID BENNETT "ALIMONY" Establishes herself as a wonder- A regular sensation for a drama. here Something "Red Hot;" also ful start for all time to come, in "FATTY ARBUCKLE" "Keys of the Righteous" At "Coney Island'.' Dunlap A drama which will hold your at- A Sure Enough "Riot." Stetson tention every second and will Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. send you away thinking about it. The most tremendous, terrifying Borsalino and magnificent film spectacle Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. ever filmed Dobbs 5th Ave. TOM MOORE & MAE MARSH "THE ZEPPELIN'S LAST RAID" C. & K. "birds In what we think to be the most delightful comedy-drama we've By Thomas H. Ince. ever shown yet. You've never seen its equal—it's more than you can possibly im- $4.00 to $10.00 "The Cinderella Man" agine. THE HIPPODROME^" THE STRAND The Real Hat Store in this town A. & L. August Largest Exclusive Men's Wear Store in Texas Main at Seventh St.

the wedding which was staged here in present come now to be joined. THE SKIFF the University auditorium Thursday Therefore, if there be any one pres- night, might be used as some evidence ent who can think of one solitary rea- that some of the most vital things son why they should thus be joined THE STORE FOR WOMEN JESSE MARTIN Editor might be accomplished by man alone, together, let him now speak, or else Showing the New Ready-to-Wear Garments and without the oft considered, necessary hereafter forever hold his peace. WILLIAM JONES Manager Millinery for Early Spring man. I now require and charge you both Half of the boys who took part in (as ye shall answer at the dreadful Our Buyers have just returned from the Eastern Markets, where PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY the wedding had been dressed up as day of judgment in the divorce court they spent several weeks selecting Spring Merchandise, the most when the secret of your hearts shall Entered as second class matter at the dressed in the reghlar men's fhll of which is now on display in our Store. postoffice at Fort Worth, Texas, dress. It is needless to say that there be disclosed) that if either of you can under the Act of Congress of July were a number of handsome men, and think of any reason on the face of Hundreds of New Dresses and Suits, Hundreds of New Hats 16, 1894. the earth why you should thus be also some of the boys who were in fact, every department is practically complete. Subscription price $1.00 in advance. dressed as girls made exceptionally joined together that you do now con- Two subscriptions (one out of town beautiful girls. fess it, otherwise this entire proceed- address), $1.50. ing will prove a leap in the dark and The bride appeared very beautiful excusable only on the ground that in the exquisite white wedding gown C. E. NOTES love is absolutely blind. girls and the other half of them were Gene, wilt thou have this womanless in whish she moved so grarefully. woman to be thy wedded wife to live £ Tff/RD AND HOUSTON SIS. Miss Nellie Elkin will read the She dertainly was a fine looking wom- together in the doubtful estate of poem, "Somewhere," at the meeting an, being something over six feet in of this Sunday. There will also be matrimony? Wilt thou love her, com- height, which heighth was made to fort her, honor her and obey her in special music. Margaret Forsyth will seem even greater because of the fact all things justifiable or unjustifiable; have charge of the service. She re- that the groom is only an inch or two and forever forsaking all othf, and quests diligent study of the lesson over five feet in heighth. topic on the art of all members, and renouncing all flirtatious intentions ADD-RAN SELECT REP- The wedding ceremony was begun extends a cordial welcome to all who and capers, keep the only unto her, so when Miss Shirley Sweeney and How- RESENTATIVES FOR NEW may care to visit the society. long as ye both shall live? ard Hill sung the wedding song, ac- MEN'S CONTEST As a special feature of this meet- Your answer should be: I will for The most sheltered place to catch your car is companied by Miss Carl Rupp Doer- ADD-RANN SELECT REPRESEN- ing the Enlistment Pledge of the a fact. ing. Immediately after this the wed- TATIVES FOR NEW MEN'S Army of Universal Patriotic Service Hub, wilt thou have this manless Renfros Drug Store ding march was played by Mis^ Doer- CONTEST will be presented. In order to rank man to thy wedded husband to live ing as the wedding part moved Leave your packages with us, for our motto as an "Excellent" or "Superior" so- together in an estate of uncertain is to serve. gracefully down the long chapel aisles. Final Contest to Be Held Friday ciety, according to the Texas C. E. matrimony? Wilt thou love, caress, Those who took part in the wed- Night. Hot and Cold Drinks served all hours of day. standards, we must have at least as manage and control him after the ding were: Miss Henerey Fussell, the Prescriptions and drugs a specialty. many signatures to some form of this fashion of thy" kind from now until bride; Judge Raley ,the groom; Shor- The Add-Rann Literary Society ' pledge as we have endeavorers en- such time as the courts shall other- ty Vaughn and William Jones, flower held the preliminary for the New rolled. He on hand to do your part. wise decree? girls; Eddie Bond, ring bearer; Joe Men's Declamatory Contest, Wednes- RENFROS If you want to become a Christian Your answer should be: I will for Wilson and Roy Graves, trainbearers; day night. This preliminary was held NINTH AT HOUSTON Endeavor expert prepare either by a fact. Tony Pecora, maid of honor; Clyde for the purpose of selecting three men class or individual study for the exam- With this ring I thee wed and with J. L. Horn, Manager. Loky, best man; Shelby Faulkner, the who would represent the Add-Rann ination which will be given about the all my worldly goods I thee endow, in bride's father, who gave -the bride Socitey in the final contest against the middle of March. For further infor- the name of Wilson and Hoover and away; pianiste, Carl Rupp Doering; Shirleys. mation, see Bernice Holmes. without regard to Teddy Roosevelt, violiniste, Homer McCartney; soloists, The men who were selected to rep- / Amen. Shirley Sweeney and Howard Hill; resent the Add-Ranns were: Dick *The audience will now join in sing- bridesmaids, Ira Taylor, Jewell Bawld- Bailey, Henry Fussell, and Ben Ter- ing "This is the way I long have WOMANLESS WEDDING win, William Skaggs, Calvin Kiker, rell. / sought, and mourned because I found We will appreciate your patronage. You will find we have a com- Hirschell Upton and Jesse Martin; at- The Shirleys held their preliminary PROVES A REAL it not." But before we do that you tendants, Joel Haden, Eugene Sewell, several weeks' ago and at/that time plete stock of paints, wall paper, glass and GRIEF KILLER will please join your left hands. ' Houston Spikes, Dick Bailey, Wiggins selected their team whien will be in For as much as Gene and Hub have ART MATERIALS and Herbert Jones. Dewey Lawrence fine shape to battle against the strong consented together in ridiculous wed- Judge Raley and "Miss" Henery Fus- acted as the minister and performed Add-Rann team. fThe men who are lock, and have witnessed the same be- CAMPBELL GLASS & PAINT COMPANY M'll Joined in the Doubtful lionds the ceremony. to represent thjf Shirleys are: Jewell fore this company and thereto have of Matrimony. Bawldwin, £fyan Blaylock and Ben Successor to Pratt Paint and Paper Co. l.aniar 1402 212 Houston As soon as all of the wedding party pledged their faith either to the other, Hill. / had assembled on the rostrum, the and have declared the same by joining The womanless wedding, which was Right Rev. Mr. Dewey Lawrence said their hands in token of how badly In both'societies there was a large given under the auspices of the T. the coming contest the Add-Ranns are Mary Melton has returned from a the ceremony, which was extremely they are left, let no meddling maids number ;who made the try out for the C. U. Domestic Science Department hoping to even the score while the visit to her home at Allen. impressive, after which a chair was or widows put asunder and I therefore preliminary contest, and this means on Thursday night in the University brought in for the groom in order that pronounce you wifeless husband and thai/ since there was a great deal of Shirleys will work hard to put over Baden Tynes and Ruth Greene vis- auditorium, proved to be one of the he might kiss the bride. husbandless wife in the name of Wil competition, the men who were se- another win. ited Ruth's sister in Dallas. funniest and most ludricous things lected to be the representatives in the The following is the ceremony as son, McAdoo and Hoover aforesaid. All the speeches which will be Sybil Black and Gladys Walker that has ever happened in the Uni- final contest will be speakers of abil- was said by the Right Rev. Mr. Law- "May your Tuesdays be meatless,. spent the week end in Breckenridge. versity. given in this final contest will not be rence: Your Wednesdays wheatless, ity original but will be orations from dif- Venus Farmer enjoyed a visit with It was a real novel idea, which had This contest will be the first pppor- Dearly beloved, in these times of May you get more eatless each day; ferent speakers which will be select- originated in the Domestic Science De- tunity for a number of the new men the relatives at home. meatless Tuesday, wheatle^s Wednes- May your home be heatless, ed by the different men. The men partment. in the University to show what they Nannie Carter has returned from a days, sweetless Thursdays and other Your bed sheetless, will be graded on delivery and gener- can do in this kind of work. Every visit to Graford. The wedding was carried out in eatless days in homes that are heat- And all be sent to the Y. M. C. al stage appearance alone, and will not every particular, with all the frills and year there is some man who makes an Ruby and Grace Douglas and Hallie less, in a waterless town it is but fit- May your drink stands be treatle ss, be graded on manuscript as in the festivity of a regular twentieth cen- impression for hifiself as a speaker, McClung spent a few days in Cle- ting that we gather here in the pres- Your coffee sweetless, case in an oratorical contest proper. tury wedding. Not only was it a re- in this contest. It is expected that burne. ence of these misguided witnesses at Each day may you get poorer and There will be two prizes awarded; markable wedding from the stand- wiser, this year will be no exception in this a womanless wedding to unite this one to the winner of first and second Gladys Loflin has returned from point of dress and brilliance of color, May your stockings be feetless respect as there are several men Who manless man and womanless woman places. The winner of first place will home. but there was not a woman in the are expected to spring surprises on the in the doubtful estate of matrimony; Your trousers seatless, receive a cash prize of ten dollars, whole thing. student body that night. Mr. and Mrs. Blanks visited their which was instituted farter back than Until forever you hate the Kaiser while the winner of second place will Every member of the respective so- daughter, Florence, for a few days. Every one is saying, during these I can remember and is declared by the receive a cash prize of five dollars. cieties will be present at this con- war times ,that women are now learn- young and inexperienced to be alto- Pauline Allen and Totsy Old ham Ruth McKenzie's sister visited her test and will all be found rooting for ing to do so many things that have, gether delightful and is even sought visited relatives in Pallas. for a few days. their team and their society. previously been considered purely after by a few old maids and others, Boyce Baker visited her parenl s in Anna Lou Jones spent the week- Gladys Richards visited in Dallas. man's work, until it will be only a the warnings to the contrary on every Texarkana. The first contest of the year be- end at her home in Waxahachie. short time until it will be possible to hand notwithstanding. Into which Mozelle Miller celebrated Wa 1 ing- tween these societies, the Old Men's Maidel Roberts and Rufie Lee went June Rhodes spent the week end do without the men entirely. However, doubtful estate, these two persons ton's birthday in Cooper. contest, was won by the Shirleys. In to Dallas. with Mary Odell in the city. THE SKIFF

The scoring in the two games was GIRLS' GLEE CLUB GIVES CON- as follows: CERT OF OLD SONGS First game: JACKSON'S T. C. U. Points. (Continued from Page 1) Easley 10 Bradford 8 A Sale of THE SPECIAL minuet was a fitting conclusion to ■Prinzing 2 the program. Silk Dresses Meyer 6 The program in full, was as fol- CORSET FOR THE A Very Wide Actually Worth Total 26 lows: Simmons College Points. Tymift Helen Goforem Cahoon Style Range up to $25.00 SPECIAL OCCASION Payne 8 Harpfichordeft $16.75 Bradley 9 Anna Clawivory McLendon Shaw 2 Dixie Entire Audience Charmingly Modeled Stripes of Taffeta., Chan- Dunnaway 4 Wordlie Song—"Time of Youth" messe, Faulord etc., in Fancy Figured Striped and Young Maidens Salid colors. These are wonderful values for the Total 23 "The Last Rose of Summer" Second game: Mrs. Cahoon prices asked and are ideal for school, afternoon, For Athletics, Dancing, Evening Wear, Every T. C. U. Points. Medley of Old Songs—Quartette... street and utility wear. Day Wear Wiggins 8 Messrs. Martin, Sweeney, Stur- Bradford 10 You will find here a Justrite Corset suitable for geon, McGregor. Meyer 3 your every need. Worldlie Song—"The Light of There's Smart New Home" Young Maidens Total 21 There are models for the stout figure needing "Annie Laurie"..Eulalie Orilla Cannon an irresistible Spring Waists support; models for the figure reuiring a light Simmons College Points. weight corset. Payne 12 "Carry Me Back to Old Virginia".... Charm in the Lingree and G-D Justrite designing features a model for every Bradley 4 ... Mrs. Cahoon and Male Quartette need. Shaw 4 "Sandman Am a Comin' " Dvork Crepe Vechene G-D Justrite models are authentic in style and Dunnaway 4 Young Maidens. Netf Spring form, a perfect foundation for the latest styles Duet- in dress. The season's demand is fully met in Suits for young and Georgette the new models. Total 24 Master Vardaman Cockrell, Helen Adele Cahoon Women $2,95 UP TO $49,75 Price $1.00 to $10.00 Reading—"When Grandma Danced MILITARY TRAINING IS NOW ON the Minuet" Ruby Fru Walker SOLID BASIS All the New popular mater- New Coats Minuet danced by eight young J-D Justrites have ials in every leading —in all the newest models, Look for the little womenne and menne. Directed the reputation G-D Juitrite (Continued from Page 1) tag inside each by Miss Jule Duncan. color colors and materials of making good corset. It's the "Star-Spangled Banner." ing organized and placed at the serv- figures CORSETS guarantee ice of the students, and for these stu- Any undue levity on the part of the audience will be mentioned next $22,50 to $110.00 $14.751. $100.00 me muABiLiTv of A STUM SHOUIDB! VOUR riBsriNSUfhT dents to take the work in such a seri- ous manner that when an inspection is Lord's day, by the Parson. desired from the government officials Those with good lugs and pleasing G-D Juitrites are RUSTLESS and guaranteed to give latislactory wear these officials will see fit to recog- voices will be expected to join in the nize tHe work that is being done. singing of the first and last numbers. WELCOME— Old and New Students

FORD'S^TORE-CAFE Majestic BOYS Meals Served All Times of Day Theatre One Block North of Campus For Reservations Phone Lamar 1456 Daily Matinee 2:30, Nights 8:30 your leaving her soon 3 Shows Saturday and Sunday 2:30, 7:00 and 9:15 have you her picture to Full Week Starting Sunday, The Double Standard Oil & Gas Company March 3rd. take with you when you Capital Stock $100,000, Full Paid, Non-Assessable. A Line-up of Vaudeville's Best Headed by the Big Novelty go? $100 Invested in Oil has Paid $ 10,000, and it may do so here. Revue Wages never made a man rich, but a small investment has. Boyle Woolfolk's If Not, WHY? STOCK NOW SELLING AT 10c A SHARE "MERRY GO ROUND" With Mabel Walzer $20 buys 200 shares; $50 buys 500 shares; $100 buys Assisted by Ollie Debrow 1,000 shares. If desired, send 2c a share cash and 2c per A Whirly, Girl Musical Gem with share each month. Five per cent discount for all cash. 20—PEOPLE—20 Figure what it means if it advances to $1.00 or $10.00 Bryant Studio as others have done! 6—ELABORATE SCENES—6 USUAL OTHER SUPREME L. 437 705 1-2 Main St. Our holdings are in Wyoming, Oklahoma, Kansas, Ken- QUALITY ACTS tucky, Colorado, Texas, where wells produce as high as 10,000 barrels daily. One 100-barrel well will pay $72,000.00 first basketball game was lost by the At present the military training is BAR ASSOCIATION HOLDS SEC a year, which would enable us to pay 4 per cent a month team, almost every rooter in school not compulsory but it is entirely left OND INITIATION. dividends on stock issued, as 50 per cent of net profits are ceased to support the team, thinking to the choice of the student as to to be paid in dividends to stockholders. Spring (Continued from Page 1) that it was not possible to have the whether or not he will take the train- We are selling stock to increase holdings, drill wells Millinery same caliber of basketball team as our ing. Because of this fact it seems membership in the Bar Association, and pay dividends. Buy now before it advances. football team this year. Despite this that it may be a little hard to obtain but who have been out of the city at fact, the members of the team came the proper military discipline that is the time of both initiations. For the W. F. REYNOLDS of Exquisite Loveliness benefit of these men, another initia- back at the very last of the season desired, or that is usually required. Secretary. tion service will be held at some time However, it is hoped and believed that and showed what might have been ac- in the near future. General Offices: 8.50 Seventeenth St., Boston Building, Den- We have now on display an complished throughout the season, had since every one who enters this train- This association is planning to do ver, Colorado.. Phone Main .1937. extensive showing of every one shown the proper interest. Spring Hats—representing ing class realizes the great benefit to some real hard work during the re- all that is correct and smart The first indication of this exhibi- be derived from such training, there mainder of the year. Immediately aft- Salesmen Wanted. Send for Free Oil Map and Literature. —embracing originals and tion of real basketball came when the will be no serious breaches of the reg- er all the candidates had been duly adaptations of the most ; Christians again demonstrated that ulations which are laid down to them received, into full membership, the noted creators. You.are In- the ystill have B£ > >oat by giving by the commandant. association was called into a business Vaughn, Hirschell Upton, Calvin vited to come see the new, ylor s ( lar students in school when he was beat session by the president. There were Kiker, Judge Raley, Herbert Jones, the lovely, the charming the « S RSl nonest to gooAVS&N - On Tuesday afternoon, there were here. He made an exceptional record many questions of interest discussed Jesse Martin, Professors Rouer, Rec- styles that are sure to cap- ing on the First Baptist Church gyii?' irty or forty of the students out for himself in many lines while he was tivate the most fastidious. and also many plans were laid for tor and Cockrell. nasium court. for. the first actual drill under the in school, being one of the best orators further activity of the association in When the team went to Simmons nev^ j)lan. There are many more who that has ever been in the school, and te UD ne wor as as the near future. they were placed up against a team will ta' * k soon they WILLIS M'GREGOR RETURNS TO also being a member of the Glee Club we are rea v THE m. FAIR which had not been defeated by a see that " t° have the Following the real business activi- FT. MORGAN, ALABAMA, and the Quartette. arnest this time ties of the association, all the mem- THURSDAY single team this year, and a team thing in e; ' " All the students were glad to have en ra ;ner bers of the association were served which seemed to have a straight shot It has be * unfortunate that him pay this short visit here and re- en st> man with delicious refreshment courses by T. C. U. BREAKS EVEN WITH SIM- at State Chmpionship. However, the there have b° y different Willis McGregor returned to Fort gret it very much that he could not e come in the wa of Mrs. Cockrell. The meeting was ended MONS COLLEGE QUINTETTE plucky Christins showed what they things that ha? y Morgan, Alabama, Thursday night. He stay longer. this work as h by the rousing Law Yell, in which ON TRIP were made of by splitting the games the carrying out*** has been here on a ten-day leave of time to time every member did his best to pay with the Baptists and thus giving a had been planned fr

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ Spring 1918 This Week's Attractions Stand Out in Amusement Circles Like a 100-Watt Electric Light Does on a Lightless Night Hat Styles Every Single One of Them Is Simply Immense FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Sunday, Monday, Tuesday ENID BENNETT "ALIMONY" The worlds' best makes A regular sensation for a drama. Establishes herself as a wonder- Something "Red Hot;" also here ful start for all time to come, in "FATTY ARBUCKLE" "Keys of the Righteous" At "Coney Island'.' Dunlap A Sure Enough "Riot." A drama which will hold your at- Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. Stetson tention every second and will send you away thinking about it. The most tremendous, terrifying Borsalino and magnificent film spectacle Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. ever filmed Dobbs 5th Ave. TOM MOORE & MAE MARSH "THE ZEPPELIN'S LAST RAID" C. & K. "birds In what we think to be the most delightful comedy-drama we've By Thomas H. Ince. ever shown yet. You've never seen its equal—it's more than you can possibly im- $4.00 to $10.00 "The Cinderella Man" agine. THE HIPPODROME"" THE STRAND The Real Hat Store in this town A. & L. August Largest Exclusive Men's Wear Store in Texas Main at Seventh St.

the wedding which was staged here in present come now to be joined. THE SKIFF the University auditorium Thursday Therefore, if there be any one pres- night, might be used as some evidence ent who can think of one solitary rea- THE STORE FOR WOMEN that some of the most vital things son why they should thus be joined JESSE MARTIN Editor might be accomplished by man alone, together, let him now speak, or else Showing the New Ready-to-Wear Garments and without the oft considered, necessary hereafter forever hold his peace. WILLIAM JONES Manager Millinery for Early Spring man. I now require and charge you both Half of the boys who took part in (as ye shall answer at the dreadful Our Buyers have just returned from the Eastern Markets, where PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY the wedding had been dressed up as day of judgment in the divorce court they spent several weeks selecting Spring Merchandise, the most when the secret of your hearts shall Entered as second class matter at the dressed in the reghlar men's fhll of which is now on display in our Store. postoffice at Fort Worth, Texas, dress. It is needless to say that there be disclosed) that if either of you can under the Act of Congress of July were a number of handsome men, and think of any reason on the face of Hundreds of New Dresses and Suits, Hundreds of New Hats 16, 1894. the earth why you should thus be also some of the boys who were in fact, every department is practically complete. Subscription price $1.00 in advance. dressed as girls made exceptionally joined together that you do now con- Two subscriptions (one out of town beautiful girls. fess it, otherwise this entire proceed- address), $1.50. ing will prove a leap in the dark and The bride appeared very beautiful excusable only on the ground that in the exquisite white wedding gown love is absolutely blind. C. E. NOTES girls and the other half of them were Gene, wilt thou have this womanless \ in whish she moved so grarefully. TH/RD AND HOUSTON STS. woman to be thy wedded wife to live £ Miss Nellie Elkin will read the She dertainly was a fine Rooking wom- together in the doubtful estate of poem, "Somewhere," at the meeting an, being something over six feet in matrimony? Wilt thou love her, com- of this Sunday. There will also be height, which heighth was made to fort her, honor her and obey her in special music. Margaret Forsyth will seem even greater because of the fact all things justifiable or unjustifiable; have charge of the service. She re- that the groom is only an inch or two and forever forsaking all othf, and quests diligent study of the lesson over five feet in heighth. topic on the art of all members, and renouncing all flirtatious intentions ADD-RAN SELECT REP- The wedding ceremony was begun extends a cordial welcome to all who and capers, keep the only unto her, so RESENTATIVES FOR NEW when Miss Shirley Sweeney and How- may care to visit the society. long as ye both shall live? I ard Hill sung the wedding song, ac- MEN'S CONTEST As a .special feature of this meet- Your answer should be: I will for The most sheltered place to catch your car is companied by Miss Carl Rupp Doer- ADD-RANN SELECT REPRESEN- ing the Enlistment Pledge of the a fact. A ing. Immediately after this the wed- TATIVES FOR NEW MEN'S Army of Universal Patriotic Service Hub, wilt thou have this manless Renfros Drug Store ding march was played by Misf Doer- CONTEST will be presented. In order to rank man to thy wedded husband to live Leave your packages with us, for our motto ing as the wedding part moved as an "Excellent" or "Superior" so- together in an estate of uncertain is to serve. gracefully down the long chapel aisles. Final Contest to Be Held Friday ciety, according to the Texas C. E. matrimony? Wilt thou love, caress, M Those who took part in the wed- Night. Hot and Cold Drinks served all hours of day. standards, we must have at least as manage and control him after the Prescriptions and drugs a specialty. ding were: Miss Henerey Fussell, the 1 many signatures to some form of this fashion of thy kind from now until bride; Judge Raley ,the groom; Shor- The Add-Rann Literary Society ' pledge as we have endeavorers en- such time as the courts shall other- ty Vaughn and William Jones, flower held the preliminary for the New rolled. Be on hand to do your part. wise decree? girls; Eddie Bond, ring bearer; Joe Men's Declamatory Contest, Wednes- RENFROS A If you want to become a Christian Your answer should be: I will for Wilson and Roy Graves, trainbearers; day night. This preliminary was held NINTH AT HOUSTON Endeavor expert prepare either by a fact. Tony Pecora, maid of honor; Clyde for the purpose of selecting three men .1. L. Horn, Manager. class or individual study for the exam- With this ring 1 thee wed and with Loky, best man; Shelby Faulkner, the who would represent the Add-Rann ination which will be given about the all my worldly goods I thee endow, in bride's father, who gave -the bride Socitey in the final contest against the middle of March. For further infor- the name of Wilson and Hoover and away; pianiste, Carl Rupp Doering; Shirleys. mation, see Bernice Holmes. without regard to Teddy Roosevelt, violiniste, Homer McCartney; soloists, The men who were selected to rep- Amen. Shirley Sweeney and Howard Hill; resent the Add-Ranns were: Dick The audience will now join in sing- bridesmaids, Ira Taylor, Jewell Bawld- Bailey, Henry Fussell, and Ben Ter- ing "This is the way I long have WOMANLESS WEDDING win, William Skaggs, Calvin Kiker, rell. sought, and mourned because I found We will appreciate your patronage. You will find we have a com- PROVES A REAL Hirschell Upton and Jesse Martin; at- The Shirleys held their preliminary it not." But before we do that you plete stock of paints, wall paper, glass and tendants, Joel Haden, Eugene Sewell, several weeks' ago and at 'that time GRIEF KILLER will please join your left hands. ' Houston Spikes, Dick Bailey, Wiggins selected their team whien will be in For as much as Gene and Hub have ART MATERIALS and Herbert Jones. Dewey Lawrence fine shape to battle against the strong consented together in ridiculous wed- Judge Haley and "Miss" Henery Fun- acted as the minister and performed Add-Rann team. /The men who are lock, and have witnessed the same be- CAMPBELL GLASS & PAINT COMPANY sell Joined in the Doubtful Bonds the ceremony. to represent thofShirleys are: Jewell fore this company and thereto have of Matrimony. Bawldwin, gtyan Blaylock and Ben Successor to Pratt Paint and Paper Co. Lamar 1402 212 Houston As soon as all of the wedding party pledged their faith either to the other, Hill. / had assembled on the rostrum, the and have declared the same by joining The womanless wedding, which was Right Rev. Mr. Dewey Lawrence said their hands in token of how badly In both' societies there was a large given under the auspices of the T. the coming contest the Add-Ranns are Mary Melton has returned from a the ceremony, which was extremely they are left, let no meddling maids number ;who made the try out for the C. U. Domestic Science Department hoping to even the score while the visit to her home at Allen. impressive, after which a chair was or widows put asunder and I therefore preliminary contest, and this means on Thursday night in the University brought in for the groom in order that pronounce you wifeless husband and th^; since there was a great deal of Shirleys will work hard to put over Baden Tynes and Ruth Greene vis- auditorium, proved to be one of the he might kiss the bride. husbandless wife in the name of Wil- competition, the men who were se- another win. ited Ruth's sister in Dallas. funniest and most ludricous things lected to be the representatives in the The following is the ceremony as son, McAdoo and Hoover aforesaid. All the speeches which will be Sybil Black and Gladys Walker that has ever happened in the Uni- final contest will be speakers of abil- was said by the Right Rev. Mr. Law- "May your Tuesdays be meatlcss(> given in this final contest will not be spent the week end in Breckenridge. versity. rence: Your Wednesdays wheatless, ity original but will be orations from dif- It was a real novel idea, which had Venus Farmer enjoyed a visit with Dearly beloved, in these times of May you get more eatless each day; This contest will be the first pppor- ferent speakers which will be select- originated in the Domestic Science De- the relatives at home. meatless Tuesday, wheatle^s Wednes- May your home be heatless, tunity for a number of the new men ed by the different men. The men partment. Nannie Carter has returned from a days, sweetless Thursdays and other Your bed sheetless, in the University to show what they will be graded on delivery and gener- visit to Graford. The wedding was carried out in catless days in homes that are heat- And all be sent to the Y. M. C. A. can do in this kind of work. Every al stage appearance alone, and will not Ruby and Grace Douglas and Hallie every particular, with all the frills and less, in a waterless town it is but fit- May your drink stands be treatle year there is some man who makes an be graded on manuscript as in the McClung spent a few days in Cle- festivity of a regular twentieth cen- ting that we gather here in the pres- Your coffee sweetless, impression for hi»iself as a speaker, case in an oratorical contest proper. burne. tury wedding. Not only was it a re- ence of these misguided witnesses at Each day may you get poorer and in this contest. It is expected that There will be two prizes awarded; markable wedding from the stand- this year will be no exception in this a womanless wedding to unite this wiser, one to the winner of first and second Gladys Loflin has returned from point of dress and brilliance of color respect as there are several men Who manless man and womanless woman May your stockings be feetlcss places. The winner of first place will home. are expected to spring surprises on the but there was not a woman in the in the doubtful estate of matrimony; Your trousers seatless, receive a cash prize of ten dollars, student body that night. Mr. and Mrs. Blanks visited their whole thing. which was instituted farter back than Until forever you hate the Kaiser while the winner of second place will Every member of the respective so- daughter, Florence, for a few days. Every one is saying, during these I can remember and is declared by the receive a cash prize of five dollars. war times ,that women are now learn young and inexperienced to be alto- cieties will be present at this con- Pauline Allen and Totsy Old ham Ruth McKenzie's sister visited her a gether delightful and is even sought test and will all be found rooting for ing to do so many things that have visited relatives in Pallas. for a few days. is after by a few old maids and others, their team and their society. previously been considered purely Boyce Baker visited her parents in Anna Lou Jones spent the week- th the warnings to the contrary on every Gladys Richards visited in Dallas. man's work, until it will be only a Texarkana. The first contest of the year be- end at her home in Waxahachie. b, hand notwithstanding. Into which short time until it will be possible to Mozelle Miller celebrated Wa r ing- tween these societies, the Old Men's Maidel Roberts and Rufie Lee went June Rhodes spent the week end U d6 without the men entirely. However, doubtful estate, these two persons ton's birthday in Cooper. contest, was won by the Shirleys. In to Dallas. with Mary Odell in the city. THE SKIFF

The scoring in the two games was GIRLS' GLEE CLUB GIVES CON- as follows: CERT OF OLD SONGS First game: JACKSON'S T. C. U. Points. (Continued from Page 1) Easley 10 Bradford 8 A Sale of THE SPECIAL minuet was a fitting conclusion to Prinzing 2 the program. Silk Dresses Meyer 5 CORSET FOR THE The program in full, was as fol- lows: A Very Wide Actually Worth Total 26 Simmons College Points Tymift Helen Goforem Cahoon Style Kange up to $25.00 SPECIAL OCCASION Payne 8 Harpfichordeft $1675 Bradley 9 Anna Clawivory McLendon Shaw 2 Dixie Entire Audience Charmingly Modeled Stripes of Taffeta., Chan- Dunnaway 4 Wordlie Song—"Time of Youth" messe, Faulord etc., in Fancy Figured Striped and Young Maidens Salid colors. These are wonderful values for the Total 23 "The Last Rose of Summer" Second game: Mrs. Cahoon prices asked and are ideal for school, afternoon, For Athletics, Dancing, Evening Wear, Every T. C. U. Points. Medley of Old Songs—Quartette... street and utility wear. Wiggins 8 Day Wear Messrs. Martin, Sweeney, Stur- Bradford 10 You will find here a Justrite Corset suitable for geon, McGregor. Meyer 3 your every need. Worldlie Song—"The Light of There's Smart New Home" Young Maidens Total 21 "Annie Laurie". Eulalie Orilla Cannon There are models for the stout figure needing Simmons College Points. an irresistible Spring Waists support; models for the figure reuiring a light "Carry Me Back to Old Virginia".... weight corset. Payne 12 Charm in the Lingree and G-D Justrite designing features a model for every Bradley 4 ...Mrs. Cahoon and Male Quartette need. Shaw 4 "Sandman Am a Comin' " Dvork G-D Justrite models are authentic in style and Dunnaway 4 Young Maidens. New Spring Crepe Dechene form, a perfect foundation for the latest styles Duet- in dress. The season's demand is fully met in Suits for young and Georgette the new models. Total U Master Vardaman Cockrell, Helen Adele Cahoon Women $2,95 UP TO $49,75 Price $1.00 to $10.00 Reading—"When Grandma Danced MILITARY TRAINING IS NOW ON the Minuet" Ruby Fru Walker SOLID BASIS All the New popular mater- New Coats Minuet danced by eight young J-D Juitrites have ials in every leading —in all the newest models, Look for the little womenne and menne. Directed the reputation G-D Juitrite (Continued from Page 1) tag inside each by Miss Jule Duncan. color colors and materials of making good "Star-Spangled Banner." Vl AT» ci Timn crset. It's the ing organized and placed at the serv- figures CORSETS grantee ice of the students, and for these stu- Any undue levity on the part of the $22,50 TO $110.00 $14.75 r. $100.00 Itlt milAUIUIV Of A STURt 9KHJU>atV0VRriMniMII«ir dents to take the work in such a seri- audience will be mentioned next ous manner that when an inspection is Lord's day, by the Parson. desired from the government officials Those with good lugs and pleasing these officials will see fit to recog- voices will be expected to join in the nize tHe work that is being done. singing of the first and last numbers. WELCOME— Old and New Students Majestic FORD'S STORE-CAFE BOYS Meals Served All Times of Day Theatre One Block North of Campus For Reservations Phone Lamar 1456 Daily Matinee 2:30, Nights 8:30 your leaving her soon 3 Shows Saturday and Sunday 2:30, 7:00 and 9:15 have you her picture to Full Week Starting Sunday, The Double Standard Oil & Gas Company March 3rd. take with you when you Capital Stock $100,000, Full Paid, Non-Assessable. A Line-up of Vaudeville's Best Headed by the Big Novelty go? $100 Invested in Oil has Paid $ 10,000, and it may do so here. Revue Wages never made a man rich, but a small investment has. Boyle Woolfolk's If Not, WHY? "MERRY GO ROUND" STOCK NOW SELLING AT 10c A SHARE With Mabel Walzer $20 buys 200 shares; $50 buys 500 shares; $100 buys Assisted by Ollie Debrow 1,000 shares. If desired, send 2c a share cash and 2c per A Whirly, Girl Musical Gent with share each month. Five per cent discount for all cash. 20—PEOPLE—20 Figure what it means if it advances to $1.00 or $10.00 6—ELABORATE SCENES—6 Bryant Studio as others have done! USUAL OTHER SUPREME L. 437 705 1-2 Main St. Our holdings are in Wyoming, Oklahoma, Kansas, Ken- QUALITY ACTS tucky, Colorado, Texas, where wells produce as high as 10,000 barrels daily. One 100-barrel well will pay $72,000.00 first basketball game was lost by the 1 At present the military training is BAR ASSOCIATION HOLDS SEC- a year, which would enable us to pay 4 per cent a month team, almost every rooter in school not compulsory but it is entirely left OND INITIATION. dividends on stock issued, as 50 per cent of net profits are ceased to support the team, thinking to the choice of the student as to to be paid in dividends to stockholders. Spring (Continued from Page 1) that it was not possible to have the whether or not he will take the train- We are selling stock to increase holdings, drill wells same caliber of basketball team as our ing. Because of this fact it seems Millinery membership in the Bar Association, and pay dividends. Buy now before it advances. football team this year. Despite this that it may be a little hard to obtain but who have been out of the city at fact, the members of the team came the proper military discipline that is the time of both initiations. For the W. F. REYNOLDS of Exquisite Loveliness benefit of these men, another initia- back at the very last of the season desired, or that is usually required. Secretary. tion service will be held at some time and showed what might have been ac- However, it is hoped and believed that in the near future. General Offices: 8.50 Seventeenth St., IJoston Building, Den- We have now on display an complished throughout the season, had since every one who enters this train- This association is planning to do ver, Colorado.. Phone Main 39.17. extensive showing of every one shown the proper interest. Spring Hats—representing ing class realizes the great benefit to some real hard work during the re- all that is correct and smart The first indication of this exhibi- be derived from such training, there mainder of the year. Immediately aft- Salesmen Wanted. Send for Free Oil Map and Literature. —embracing originals and tion of real basketball came when the will be no serious breaches of the reg- er all the candidates had been duly adaptations of the most Christians again demonstrated that ulations which are laid down to them noted creators. You AW is received^ into full membership, the the ystill have Baylor's ) oat by giving by the commandant. association was called into a business Vaughn, Hirschell Upton, Calvin vited to come see the new, lar students in school when he was the~n a reel honest to goodness beat- session by the president. There were Kiker, Judge Raley, Herbert Jones, the lovely, the charming On, Tuesday afternoon, there were here. He made an exceptional record styles that are sure to cap- ing on the First Baptist Church gym- many questions of interest discussed Jesse Martin, Professors Rouer, Rec- thirty or forty of the students out for himself in many lines while he was tivate the most fastidious. nasium court. and also many plans were laid for tor and Cockrell. for the first actual drill under the in school, being one of the best orators further activity of the association in When the team went to Simmons new plan. There are many more who that has ever been in the school, and the near future. they were placed up against a team will take up the work as soon as they WILLIS M'GKEGOK RETURNS TO also being a member of the Glee Club THE Effl FAIR which had not been defeated by a see that we are really to have the Following the real business activi- FT. MORGAN, ALABAMA, and the Quartette. thing in earnest this time. ■ ties of the association, all the mem- single team this year, and a team THURSDAY All the students were glad to have It has been rather unfortunate that bers of the association were served which seemed to have a straight shot him pay this short visit here and re- T. C. U. BREAKS EVEN WITH SIM- there have been so many different with delicious refreshment courses by at State Chmpionship. However, the Willis McGregor returned to Fort gret it very much that he could not MONS COLLEGE QUINTETTE things that have come in the way of Mrs. Cockrell. The meeting was ended plucky Christins showed what they Morgan, Alabama, Thursday night. He stay longer. the carrying out of this work as it by the rousing Law Yell, in which ON TRIP were made of by splitting the games has been here on a ten-day leave of had been planned from, time to time. every member did his best to pay with the Baptists and thus giving a absence from his duties there as a However, everyone may rest assured tribute to his Patron Saint and also to We are very much pleased to (Continued from Page 1) serious blow at their championship as- lieutenant in the Coast Artillery that that at last they will be safe, in believ- the host and Dean of the Law De- see that one of our classmates pirations. They showed by the last is stationed there. He arrived in Fort ing that they are to get sortie real partment. T. C. U. rooters should let this be two games with the strongest team in Worth last Friday. is spending his hours of leisure Those present were: E. B. Sewell, a gentle reminder to them that there the State that they were in the same military training by joining this giroup playing cow-pasture pool. This Eddie Bond, William Jones, John Stur- Willis graduated from T. C. U. is really a responsibility resting on class wtih the champions of the State under the direction and instruction d>f freshman is known as Mr. Wil- geon, Forrest McCutcheon, Henery last year and was one of the number them as to whether or not they arc to at the close f the season, even if they Lieutenant Kimball and the other men, ^Vissell, Jewell Baldwin, Peter Ccar- of boys who went to the training liam Skaggs. However, we feel be able to have a winning team in the did not arrive at this state of perfec- from Camp Bowie whom he will be able to procure to assist him from di.V, Harry Martin, Dewey Lawrence. camp for officers at San Antonio last very sorry for the one who has University. tion too late to figure in the advance Mu'V McBride, Bruce Cross, Howard year. He was one of the most popu- to teach him. We all remember that when the standing of the clubs of the State. time to time. I THE SKIFF

out as one of the most finished college women do their part and THE SKIFF players on the team. In the may they not be slackers! FAREWELL SHOWING Baylor game he tossed 'em in PAULINE ALLEN. Of the greatest photo Bpectacle the world has ever known depicting for you the most picturesque and inspir- like a professional and was high ing events of American history. JKSSK MARTIN Editor man in nearly every other game. STUDENT EXPRESSION. WILLIAM JONES Manager The Need for a Gymnasium. Here Cost BASEBALL COMING STRONG Often we have heard the va- 5 DAYS $500,000.00 PUBI.ISHKI) EVERY KRIHAY rious "needs" of the University March To Produce Practice Opens With an Abund- as expressed by members of the 12-1:1-11-15-16 Has Earned Entered a.s second class matter at the ance of Tryouts and Much faculty and by many members of At Over poftofflca at Port Worth, Texas, REDUCED $3,000,000.00 under the Act of Congress of July (Jood Material. the student body. PRICKS to date. ll>, 1894. Some have stated the need of Balcony Has broken all When Captain R aley and a fine arts building, others have 25c, tax 3c theatrical rec- Subscription price $1.00 in advance. ords. Coach Poll I'erritt called for vol- argued the need of a library Lower Floor Two subscriptions (one out of town r address), $1.50. unteers at the first of the week, building and still others have . >0c, tax 5c llox Seats 18,000 People the recruiting office did a rush- brought forth reasons why T. 75c, tax 8c 5,000 Horses 5,000 Scenes ing business. Dirty suits, stiff C. U. should have a greater out- Never before You'll Never BASKETBALL SEASON gloves and about thirty Cobbs, let to the various parts of the forget the Mathewsons, Schalks and Bar- city. But Prof. Cockrell "hit the offered at less "KU-KI.UX" REVIEWED rye in the embryo came out to nail squarely on the head" when than $1.50 and Theater will loosen up. Judge, Shorty and he recently stated "that proba- $2.00. Every- open daily at Shadie are the only old men bly the most needed institution 9 A. M. After Making a Poor Beginning body can af- Team Closes Season back. However, there is no for the Texas Christian Univer- Shows will be dearth of new material. The out- sity is a well equipped gymna- ford our prices Strong. continuous field looks like a camp meeting sium with swimming pool, show- and no one can New shows at 9 a. m. 11:50. and there are plenty cavorting er baths, and a complete line of afford to miss 2:40, 5:30 and A simple review of the scores around the infield to start a gymnastic apparatus." it. 8:20. [or the past basketball season Cox's army. There are numerous reasons ■how things up in a rather dole- Meyers, Hogg, Haire, Vaughn, why a gymnasium is the institu- ful manner for the Horned Raley and Hardisson will at- tion most needed at the present Frogs. They show that only tempt to worry the opponents' time. First, it would be a great If you haven't seen it this is your last chance. If you have you'll enjoy it again. three games were won. How- artillery with divers slants and drawing card for the obtaining THE HIPPODROME ever, these scores do not reveal crooked shoots. Raley, Spikes, of new students and our repre- the diieulties that were over- Hill and Rutledge are trying to sentatives that we send over the come and the work of develop- prove to coach their wonderful State at various times could ing new material. Rice started ability as receivers. Graves and easily persuade the parents of the season with Kingsland, Jones are fighting valiantly for young men and women to send Dodge and Dormant of last tho third coaling station and it their children to T. C. U. because year's quint. Texas had as her looks like the bag will be most with a gymnasium we would be THE STORE FOR WOMEN captain Al De Vinney of last efficiently covered. Shadie has able to build up their children year's team, and Baylor had no opposition at short and ap- physically as well as mentally, Showing the New Ready-to-Wear Garments and Spencer and for a while Wiel- parently needs none. As yet each of which is of very little Millinery for Early Spring buach. In fact, nearly every Peanuts McKee has not report- importance without the other. team in the State except T. C. ed to take charge of the second Second, most of the leadine Our Buyers have just returned from the Eastern Markets, where U. had one or more veterans to bag and if he does he will have schools have gymnasiums and they spent several weeks selecting Spring Merchandise, the most start the season with. to hustle because Bobby Stovall they take particular pains to see of which is now on display in our Store. is putting all sorts of pep into The first of the season that their students are prepared there was a decided lack of that section of the diamond. physically as well as mentally to Hundreds of New Dresses and Suits, Hundreds of New Hats Shorty has retained his abil- resist the obstacles and hard- teamwork. The men were all in fact, every department is practically complete. ity to snag flying missies as there at top speed and fighting ships that they are forced to they whizz past first. In his hard, but they could not get to- face in their later life. There- gether. It was somewhat of a absence Rats is still of the opin- fore, we must, if we expect to ion that a few more catches are rank with the best known col- B hit and miss affair. Then came the Baylor game. The team left in his glove. Miller, Sewell, leges, make this needed and Hayden, Prinzing and several had just returned from a rather necessary addition to our Uni- others of equal fame are bag- /^ THIRD AND HOUSTON STS. disastrous road trip and the stu- versity. ging balls in the outer gardens. dent body did not know how If the boys and girls of T. In fact, with the materials at Dai well prepared it was to meet the C. U. had a gymnasium in which hand and with the efficient Hears. But, when that time to spend their spare time there came the team suddenly ran coaching of Perritt there is ap- would probably be a noticeable HI parently no reason why the opticon lectures that night in off like a machine, fighting decrease in the number of stu- Horned Frogs should not bring the chapel were amply rewarded like bear cats themselves they dents standing about the halls, home the bacon and the T. I. A. for their outlay of time. The For steam-rollered the Baptist a thing to which the officers of pictures on the screen and the Bruins, :!(> to ;i(), in one of the A. championship. ■ the University are strictly op- ~f vivid word-pictures of the two smoothest, hardest-fought and posed. Those students who The most sheltered place to catch your car is THE COLLEGE WOMAN'S A : prettily played games ever would ordinarily go to town in missionaries served to greatly PART IN THIS WAR. staged. The individuals had search of recreation would in all impress upon our minds and Renfros Drug Store Pri: been submerged in the stronger probability frequent the gym in- hearts the great need in these Leave your packages with us, for our motto tra' A question which should be stead, and furnish themselves Wil unit. Four games remained on lands of ignorance, vice and is to serve. very vital to every college wom- with good and upbuilding exer- tior the schedule and they were all Hot and Cold Drinks served all hours of day. an today is, "What is my part cise. superstition. on foreign territory. The'two Prescriptions and drugs a specialty. in this great war?" or "How can with the junior colleges were Therefore, we hope that both The T. C. U. church audiences 1 best serve my country?" Be- split and then the Simmons trip for the benefit of the school, were further blessed in having sides joining the Red Cross, came us the end on a fifty-fifty which will be noticeable indeed, talks from Dr. Pickett at morn- helping in the conservation of RENFROS R draw. These last games were and for the benefit of the stu- ing and night services. "The food, and contributing to the NINTH AT HOUSTON jam-up affairs and showed that dents, that the trustees who de- Call of the East to the Church Student Friendship Fund, there out of the raw material coach termine the destinies of T. C. U. of the West," and "The Vajue ' J. L. Horn, Manager. are many other things that the A i had developed a team which was will come to a common under- and Need of MedicaT Missions," girls can do. bev in a position to compete favor- standing and have built a.s soon were the subjects for his ser- In many of our American col- ery ably with any in the State. as possible our most needed in- mons. leges today there is too much stitution, a well equipped gym- Priming as captain and guard snobbishness. Because a girl nasium. U! was perhaps the most consist- does not belong to a certain BEN TERRELL. UNIVERSITY'S NEEDS. ent player on the team. He was group, or because she does not a perpetual nuisance to all op- measure up to certain superficial The College Woman's Part in posing forwards and in several standards, she is treated as an We will appreciate your patronage. You will find we have a com- This War. Prof. Cockrell Advocates Changes games led in ringing baskets. inferior and yet at the same time plete stock of paints, wall paper, glass and PAULINE ALLEN. in Equipments and Surround- At the other guard Meyers kept our men are even dying "to make ings of the School. Prinzing company. He was fast the world safe for democracy." ART MATERIALS First, that in spite of the war on his feet and was able to The college women should begin OUR MISSIONARY VISITORS this is one of the most success- CAMPBELL GLASS & PAINT COMPANY cover a good part of the court. by being more democratic to- ful and promising years in the Due to his decided basket ring- ward those around them. Dr. J. L. Jaggard and Dr. C. Successor to Pratt Paint and Paper Co. I.amar 1402, 812 Houston history of Texas Christian Uni- ing proclivities coach shifted Very few women ever have the L. Pickett, direct from long versity. him to forward several times. opportunit to go to college. years of service in their re- Wiggins at forward played good What are we going to take from spective mission fields of Africa Second, that probably the most ball nearly all season. He was college to these women and girls and the Philippine Islands, gave needed institution for the Uni- handicapped by sickness at at home? Are we going to us a rapid survey of their work, versity is a gymnasium with BOOTH BROS. times, but he was a crack shot drift into our old plans for a life during the chapel service last swimming pool, shower baths, CANDIES AND CpLD DRINKS at the basket. Easley was-one of pleasure and ease, or are we Friday. Following the two and gymnastic apparatus. PURITY AND QUALITY of the best defensive players on going to deny ourselves some of speeches by the medical mission- Third, that another much the team. In mid-season he thir pleasure that we may guide aries, C. F. Yokum, western sec- needed institution both from the took a slump in basket shooting others in serving their country ? retary for missions, gave a brief point of view of the Brotherhood and turned in some low scores, We should put ourselves into our stirring appeal to the students of Texas Disciples and of the but toward the end he came college work with new zeal, and to open their ears to the call University is a University back strong. Haire at center, school ourselves in high idealism f of humanity's needs, to decide church edifice. T. C. U. Jewelers most of the time, was a good, which will be needed in the years where the Lord needs them strong man. He usually got the immediately following the war. most, and to act upon the de- Fourth, a much needed build- The South's Finest Jewlery Store." jump on his opponent and was When we return to our homes ing is one for the Fine Arts and cision without delay. ESTABLISHED L SHED a dangerous rhan with the ball for the summer vacation, we From two-thirty to five that the Library. 1893 HALTOM'S ^™ 3 when near the basket. Brad- 9 should teach these high ideals to afternoon in the chapel these And last and best, he is de- ford perhaps developed more Jewelers and Silversmiths groups of women and girls there. three gentlemen gave full discus- lighted because of the splendid than any other player. At the MAIN AT SIXTH While thousands of college men sions regarding various phases response the churches of the first he was awkward and rath- Complete Manufacturing Optical Store in Con- are offering their lives in the of missionary work. Disciples of Christ are giving to er slow, but he later bloomed nection. / struggle for democracy, may the Those who attended the stere- all recent educational appeals. THE SKIFF

while they are at the front points. Dick Raley won the fighting our battles. first place. He comes to us However, this is the situation, from Detroit, Texas, where he and if something is not done to has achieved numerous suc- gain the cooperation of all the cesses in declamatory contests. THE people, then we cannot be sure Last year he won out in the dis- that all our soldiers will be well trict contest, which entitled him clothed and fed while they are to ent,er the finals at the Uni- at the front. versity of Texas. Mr. Bailey If we do not conserve wheat, speaks with perfect ease and Hat Shop sugar and the fats to send to freedom,' and the personality of our men at the front, it will be his physical self is lost in the ar- only a short time until they will tistry of his oratory. Is showing Hats of wearable styles at their usual be in worse state than are the Ben Terrell and Henry Fus- soldiers of our allies. An idea sel, Add-Rans, and Jewell reasonable price. Glad to show them. of this condition may be gained Bauldwin, Shirley, ran each oth- by recalling the rations of a, er a close race; and it was not French soldier as given by Miss until after some argument that Mrs. W. N. Boone Deplanter. Today the rations Mr. Terrell was given second of a French soldier consists of place and Mr. Fussell third. 604 Houston St. three slices of bread, three There is a prize of $10.00 for ounces of oat meal, two ounces the winner of the first place, of rice, and one-half teaspoon of and of $5.00 for the winner of Spring Millinery sugar, per day. This is the reg- second place. ulation, and is what they are This contest seemed to have Shoeing Unusual Original kg supposed to get according to the aroused an unusual amount of schedule of food supplies and interest from the very first. The demands that has been worked Shirleys had six men to go out Charmnig new lines and conulours 80 varied as to out by that government. Some- for the preliminaries and the meet a wide range of individual taste are shown times many of these soldiers get Add-Rans had eight. That shows in these new Hats, which include much less than this. To make a true society spirit, and, what Spring Poke Shapes, Military Turbans. the real condition more vivid to is better still, true literary spir- Continentals, High Crowned Hats, Tailored all the students, Miss Deplanter it—a thing which the entire Sport Models told of how the wounded French University and particularly the Authent ic soldiers are so in need of fats literary societies should certain- And a host of originations that are difficult to that they will eat face cream or classify, including the Hat for the college miss, ly foster. for dress and out-door sports—lovely creations, any other thing of this nature The speakers and their ora- Fashions priced from that they can get their hands on tions were: that has any ingredient of fat in Liberty Robert I ngersol I The crowning achievements of the world's fa- $5.00 to $15.00 it. mous designers are assembled here in an elabor- Hill ate presentation of Spring Modes—awaiting your The many things that were A Message to -Garcia inspection. Broader in scope, more varied in 'THE RELIABILITY OF A STORE SHOULD BE YOUR riRSTTMOUWT" told, to the students by this Elbert Hubbard choice, and infinitely more beautiful than any splendid representative of the Fussell previous showing. Government were put in such a Patriotism Lee J. Roundtree fletf.tf Mirroring the Fashionable in Apparel- striking way that they could not Blaylock Heralding the New in Fabric and fail to have their effect. World Progress and Peace accessories of Dress The final appeal was made to Reupert P. Winters the .students that they do all in Baley This entire establishment is prepared as never their power to help the Univer- National Apostasy Uunknown before, with wonderfully complete assortments MISS DEPLANTER MAKES sity to do its bit in the conser- of the newest in STRIKING ADDRESS Bauldwin vation of food. Several differ- Dresses— Corsets— IN CHAPEL Eulogy on Wendell Phillips ent rules were given to the stu- George W. Curtis Coats and Coat Suits- Hosiery— dents which were to be followed Terrell Blouses— Neckwear— Majestic Skirts- Continued from Page by them. However, the gist of The judges were Mr. Miller, Laces— Leather Goods— the whole thing was that they Mr. Potts and Mr. Jennings. Trimmings— Jewelry— food, during this time of war do not take more food on their Sweaters— Gloves— Theatre and shortage of food in the war plates than they intend to eat Children's Dresses— Silks and Woolens- zone, was a traitor to the United JUDGE RALEY SICK IN BED Underwear— Wash Fabrics— Daily Mat. 2:30 Nights 8:.!() nor take more than is good for States and to the couse of world them to eat. Also all the stu- Three Complete Shows democracy. dents should restrain them- Will Be Out of Baseball Prac- SATURDAY AND SUNDAY According to the facts that selves from eating candy as has tice for a Few Days. 2:80, 7, 9:15 P. M. were presented by Miss Deplant- been the custom. If all these er, the people in the South are I or Reservations Phone L. 1 156 rules are regarded by the stu- Judge Raley will be out of not nearly as observant of the dents, they will not only be baseball for a few doys on ac- Full Week Starting Sunday, principles of the conservation of helping to win the war by sav- count of oillness . He has been March 10th food as are the people of the ing food that should be sent to very ill for a day or two, but is A superb show headed by the North. The people of the South our allies but they will be keep- now able to be up and around. Prize Miniature Musical Ex- have not yet come to realize the ing themselves in better physi- He says that he will be in good travaganza of the season, the importance of this thing as well WELCOME™ cal trim than could be the case condition in a few days and will William B. Friedlander produc- as is the case with our neigh- Old and New Students when they eat to an excess as be out at that time with more tion of bors further North. is the case with a number of pep than ever. It is up to the people of the them at present. A doctor was called Wednes- South to wake up to a greater "THE There is no doubt that this day night to look him over and FORD'S STORE-CAFE and better and more active real Meals Served All Times of Day address by Miss Deplanter had see what was the matter with ization of the real necessity of RECKLESS a great effect with the students, him, but at that time he was not food conservation at this partic- One Block North of Campus f f bceause a number of them have able to say what was the trouble, ular time. In the United States E V E sworn off from the use of can- but was of the opinion that he we have been so used to doing dy, and many of the students A merry musical play with a was suffering from indigestion. as we pleased that it is hard to have been heard to make reso- bevy of beauties, elaborate scen- We will all be glad to see realize that each of us must do lutions with regard to all kinds ery and wonderful costumes. without the things that we have Judge back in his baseball suit of food conservation. next week. been in the custom of having We are glad that Miss De- USUAL OTHER SUPREME in order that some one else planter came here at this time The Double Standard Oil & Gas Company QUALITY ACTS might have more of that thing and made this splendid address New Material Is Coming In All Capital Stock $100,000, Full Paid, Non-Assessable. and also we are glad that the the Time.

■^♦••••••-••-♦"••♦^••-•••♦•••♦••*•••"•-••••-•■•-••♦-••*'•"•'•••••■•-•••♦-••♦'•••'••• *■•■♦•••*■•■■••'•*••♦*•■ *'•"•♦ students are taking the proper $100 Invested in Oil has Paid $ 10.000, and it may do so here. attitude in regard to the things Wages never made a man rich, but a small investment has. "A Spade's a Spade" that were suggested that they During the past year the Li- brary of Texas Christian Univer- do in order to be most useful STOCK NOW SELLING AT 10c A SHARE and helpful in this war. sity has been rapidly increas- ing. Starting out with virtually $20 buys 200 shares; $50 buys 500 shares; $100 buys John Williams & Co. nothing after the Waco fire, it 1,000 shares. If desired, send 2c a share cash and 2c per has increased until at the pres- share each month. Five per cent discount for all cash. Haberdashers and Hatters ADD-RANS TAKE FIRST ent time it contains some 14,727 508 Main Street volumes, 2,700 of which have THREE PLACES IN Figure what it means if it advances to $1.00 or $10.00 been added this past year. Of Phone Umar 2162 FORT WORTH, TEXAS as others have done! MEW MEN'S CONTEST course this includes the three li- I •••••••♦ ■••♦■•■ ♦••«••• ♦-•- •-•• ♦ •••♦ ♦ »«»»»<#»♦.» « «l » ■»• ■•■ ♦ '•• ♦ ■•"•• •*••♦•••♦ braries, law, literary and minis- Our holdings are in Wyoming, Oklahoma, Kansas, Ken- Dick Iiailey Wins First Place terial. tucky, Colorado, Texas, where wells produce as high as The annual New Men's Con- The Board of Trustees has re- 10,000 barrels daily. One 100-barrel well will pay $72,000.00 We Call and Deliver. Phones: L. 1802, L. 6717 test between the Add-Ran and cently appropriated $500 for new a year, which would enable us to pay 4 per cent a month Shirley Societies was held in books and this is being used as dividends on stock issued, as 50 per cent of net prolts are Chapel Friday night, March 1. rapidly as possible and at the to be paid in dividends to stockholders. This is always one of" the best same time as sagaciously. From

contests held under the auspices ^different sources some 700 vol- We are selling stock to increase holdings, drill morn- .x T IDEAL of the Oratorical Association, ymes have been added since and pay dividends. Buy now before it advances. and the interest ran unusually v^ptember. About sixty-five 'Fort Worth's Fastest Growing Dry Cleaning House" high at this time. Both socie- s\ dents and professors have be- and. IDEAL CLEANSERS AND DYERS W. F. REYNOLDS ties had a large representation co'^ ) donors of books and docu- Secretary. Jiggerstaff. Fancy Dyeing present, and much enthusias was ments to this branch of the » Dry (-leaning HAT? manifested by the supporters of school, and with the prospective General Offices: 8.(0 Seventeenth St., Boston B each team. shipments we will soon have one ver, Colorado.. Phone Main 3937^ class in Wolld J. Boultinghouse, T. C. U. Agent. The Add-Rans won each of of tie best or most select libra very member pres- 108 South Jennings Ave. Fort Worth, Texas the first three places, thus win- riesi(of any institution in the Salesmen Wanted. Send for Free Oil Map ajjease ning the contest by thirteen stat THE SKIFF

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Tailoring Department LAWYERS HAVE BIG TIME GLEE CLUBBERS HAVE and had to watch the boys ac- AT RECEPTION FOR SUCCESSFUL TRIP tions in an attempt to under- SOLDIERS stand what they wanted or what Hundreds of patterns to se- Continued from Page . „/ they were talking about. Rats (Continued from Page 1) said that he thought the town lect from Alstyne, they had lost Shirley had a fine auditorium, and the opportunity for enjoyment. Sweeney, as he had received a hostess, watching his motions, Priced $25.00 to $45.00 A short program was given wire from the University telling misunderstood, and replied that by the members of the Bar As- him that Mrs. Sweeney, who she was glad that he liked it sociation, and an interesting ad- was sick, was not doing well. and would he not have some Quick Deliveries dress by Mr. Higgins made it Glenn Hutton was forced to go more. complete. There were several to Cleburne to meet some of his guessing contests which were voice pupils there. Taking all CLARK LITERARY SOCIETY participated in by all those pres- this into consideration, it seems INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS ent. In one of these contests, that any other club in the state would have been feeling pretty Shelby Faulkner was the win- The new officers of the Clark ner, and received an almost life blue over the prospects of enter- taining an audience. Literary Society were installed Jure, Thompson and Maddox size baby elephant. This ani- last Monday night. They are: mal may be seen now where it However, a few more minutes GIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW ClllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHlllllllllG] Thelma Smith, president; Beu- is on exhibition in his room. were spent in consultation by lah Bell, vice president; Odessa Although the lawyers were coach and a few members of the Hensley, secretary; Mary Big- HEINE PRINZING ELECTED DUCHICH & COMPANY very sorry that the soldiers club, and everything was ar- gerstaff, treasurer; parliamen- CAPTAIN OF 1918 HIGH GRADE CANDIES, CAKES AND PASTRY were not able to be present, ranged. It was decided that the tarian, Mrs. Lena Gardner; ser- FOOTBALL 609 Houston Street they were glad for the rain Jazz Trio should occupy the geant-at-arms, Mary Hefner. FORT WORTH, TEXAS number left vacant by the quar- that we had on that night, and The following program has (Continued from Page 1) tette. This trio, composed of feel that since they had such a been arranged for Monday, Emil Martin, Rats Hill and fine time, the evening was any- March 11: branch of college sports. Every Walker Stallings with the two thing but a failure. At the Piano Solo Lucile Durrett one remembers how he could cornets and the clarinet, made close of the entertainment all Mother Love Mary Biggerstaff GO TO plow the line almost at will in things hum. By the encores joined in thanking Dr. and Mrs. Love of Home Emma Elder every game of the season. They which they received, it was easy also remember that he was one Cockrell for allowing them to Love of Knowledge use their home. to see that they could well fill CAUBLE'S DRUG STORE of the best guards in basketball any gap that might be left in Mary Hefner Those who were present that has ever been seen in the the program. Love of Sexes Ruth McFadin State. Another good thing about were: Misses Estes, Yates, Lee Love of Friends 7th at Houston There were good audiences in Heine is that he always trains, Richardson, Cannon, Smith, Pet- every town of the trip, and they Kathleen Jackson and is well liked by all the boys. ta, Andrews, Mabry, McBride, Love of Beauty Lola Bridges were very enthusiastic. In no FOR DRUGS AND SUNDRIES Parks, Wester, Strange, Hart- Vocal Solo Miss Cannon There were several boys on place could they have told that grove and Richards; Messrs. Every one is cordially invited the team who would have made there were substitutes being Lunch, Hot and Cold Drinks Jesse Martin, Howard Vaughn, to be present. excellent men for this position, made in the regular program, if but there are none who could Judge Raley, Eugene Sewell, Bruce Cross, Shadie Hale, Eddie they had not been told, as the have filled the bill better than quality of the entertainment Heine. Bond, Calvin Kiker, Ed Bawld- PETERS BROTHERS win, Jewell Bawldwin, Radford was above what they were in Heine is not only an athlete the habit of receiving from Col- Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing, Repair- of much natural ability, but he Peter Scardino, Hirschell Up- ing, Up-to-Date ton, Professor Cockrell, Profes- lege Glee Clubs. makes a study of every game SHINING PARLOR that he plays and always sets sor Roeur, Mr. W. B. Higgins, From a social standpoint, the Mrs. Cockrell and Mrs. Higgins. trip was even a greater success All Kinds of Hats Cleaned, Blocked, /jfogff/gg a good example for the other Ketrimmed and Dyed any Color Equal than in other respects. The t|0 New by a Practical Hatter, for members of the team by train- Ladies and Gents. All Work ing himself. POLL PERRITT COACH OF boys were well entertained in every place, and in each town Guaranteed. Good Eats Good Service Every one in the University BASEBALL Ladies' and Gents' Suits Cleaned and feels that the leadership of they were given a reception by Pressed, Ladies' and Gents' Suits the girls. Pressed, also Clean Glovea. Good Fellowship next year's football is in good (Continued from page 1) There were many funny All kinds of Fancy Shoes Cleaned hands when it is in the hands Our Specialty of Prinzing. With many of the things which happen all along terial that he has under him, a trip of this kind, which serve Any Shoes Can be Dyed Black or best men on this year's team out of which he is going to build Bronze, Blue, Red, Oxblood, Green, back in school next year, there to keep the boys in the best of Brown, Gold, Silver, Grey etc. up a real machine. spirits. In Piano, there was a PETERS BROTHERS KM AllllSlllil) 137N is no doubt as to the quality of Coach Perritt will be with the young business men's club to 913 Houston St. Phone L. 6859. team that the Horned Frogs We Call for and Deliver will have. Horned Frogs during the begin- which the boys were invited. ning of the season. He will be There is but one thing to do The boys found all kinds of THE FORT WORTH NATIONAL RANK called to join the Panthers in means of entertaining them- and that is to remember what about a month or so, but he we did to the Baylor Bear this selves in the club rooms, includ- Main and Fifth Street thinks that he will have the T. C. U. STUDENTS year, and do it again next year ing pool tables. Emil Martin club in such a condition by that, the on their own field. Every man had just finished telling a num- time that Coach Cahoon will ber of boys how fine he was at = VISIT - took a Capital, Surplus and Profits $1,9000,000.00 who is to be here next year has have no trouble in keeping the and turn, the game of pool when he called expressed himself as being be- lub in shape. but towa —— hind Captain Prinzing, and ev out: "Where is that 'taw' ball." back stro ery man will do their best fe In one town Rats Hill was THE STOGIE most of t" pull down the State champioi Hallie McClung spent the complimenting everything in .strong man. , ^ _ _ ship next year. * week-end with Mary O'Dell. town, as was his usual custom. jump on his ojewrtter oupplv Co. They were all seated around the When in Town Visit a dangerous ma 9 Beth Coombes spent the dinner table—Hats had had two Ellen Hartgrove is visiting in week-end in the city. when near the FEWRITERS, GRAFONOLAS Cisco. f or three helpings of everything ford perhaps de, AND RECORDS in sight, when he happened to Mecca Cafe Winnie Sue Johnson and irAd- Carrie Crisp enjoyed a visit than any other pi 802 Main S(reg( think of one more thing that he 610 Main St. aline Jones spent a few dayfj, in from her brother and sister last first he was awkw. might compliment. However, Ask Old Students - Bonham. Sunday. the hostess was hard of hearing er slow, but he la"" "™""■"^^—■■—™^^-""™ 4