THE DAILY BULLETIN
Published daily (except Mondays) by the A. and M. Print Shop for circulation among students,
faculty, and campus residents.
Vol. II. College Station, Texas, Friday, October 6, 1916. No. 12.
Salary Checks Here Today.
Salary checks are ready. Call
at Cashier’s window October 5th.
W. WIPPRECHT.
Schedule Change.
Schedule change has been
made for section 112 See Bulle
tin Board for details.
F. C. BOLTON,
Chairman Schedule Committee.
Wants Fifteen Men.
Atheletic Director W. L. Dri
ver will need fifteen upper class-
men at Kyle Field during Fri
day’s game. See him before
noon, October 6.
Notice, Track Men.
All new men who are to try out
for track and old men who have
not won “T’s” are expected to
appear at Kyle Field at 4:00 this
afternoon. Chas. Firth,
Coach.
Registration Still Increases.
Up till last night, eleven hun
dred seventy-one students had
registered at the office of the
Military Department. This is
an approximate increase of two
hundred over the registration at
this time last year. The total
enrollment for the session of
1915-16 was 1083.
Jim Kendrick is Back.
Jim Kendrick, the famous end
on the Farmer eleven, is back at
College on furlough, and will
probably remain through the
football season.
Kendrick is first lieutenant of
Company K, 2nd Texas Infantry,
and has been stationed at Cor
pus Christi during the summer.
Jewish Cadets, Attention!
All cadets desiring to attend
Yom Kippur services at Bryan
Friday evening and Saturday
morning, please meet in the Y.
M.C A. chapel immediately after
dinner today. This is for the
purpose of arranging fora block
permit.
The Y. M. C. A. Cabinet re
ports that the membership this
year already exceeds the total
enrollment for all last year,
many more, they say have signi
fied their intention of joining.
NOTICE:—A cadet from each
company is wanted to distribute
The Battalion in his company.
Must have upper classmen.
Freshmen need not apply. See
Kerbow or Jopling at 47 Leggett.
“Runt” Hanson, last year’s yell
leader, is herefrom San Antonio.