THE DAILY BULLETIN
Published daily (except Mondays) by the A. and M. Print Shop for circulationamong students,
faculty, and campus residents.
Vol. I1. College Station, Texas, Wednesday, November 8, 1916. No. 41.
Arrangement Committee.
The following named men have
been appointed to serve on the
arrangement committee of the
Thanksgiving Hop:
Allen, E. R.
Zedler, O. F.
Jennings, R. Q,
Moreland, B. G.
Gilfillan, M. D.
Powers. G. A.
T. R. BRAILSFORD,
Chairman,
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Something to Remember---
That one boy in a uniform can
reflect discredit upon an intire
student body by ungentiemanly
conduct;
To take pride in maintaining
A. and M.'s justly earned repu-
tation for courtesy, manliness,
and fair dealing in all branches of
college activities;
That the homeward bound
trains will leave at 10:30 and 10:40.
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It is very necessary that the
Daily Bulletin keep a file of two
copies of each issue. Someone
has taken from the Print Shop
all the numbers from Oetober 20
to the present date. If you have
any back numbers for the dates
mentioned, kindly send them to
the Daily Bulletin.
Bulletin for Saturday and Sunday.
The Da ily Bulletin to be print- -
ed Friday evening will serve for
both Saturday and Sunday, and
will be distributed in the dormi-
tories before taps Friday night.
There will be no Sunday is-
sue of the Bulletin as announced
yesterday. Those desiring to
have announcements appear in
the Saturday and Sunday Bulle-
tin wiil please turn in the copy
as early as possible.
D. X. Bible to Conch L_ 8. U.
D. X. Bible, coach of the fresh-
man team and and student ad-
viser at A. and M., has been elect-
. ed head coach at the Louisiana
State University. He leaves to-
day to assume his duties
Coach Bible was only granted
a leave of absence until Thanks:
giving by the Athletic Council,
and he will probably return to
College Station the early part of
October.
W L. Driver will have charge
of the freshman football squad
for the remainder of the season.
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There will be no dress parade
at Waco—only the parade down
town soon after arrival and the
calisthenic exhibition by the two
hundred freshmen.