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, Sunday, November 26, 1916. No. 56.
E-F First Ties E-F Second.
In one of the swiftest games
of company football yesterday
E-F 1st Regiment tied E F 2nd
Regiment. The tie will be play
ed off some time next week. Fur
ther announcement will be made
later.
Results of Sophomore Election.
The following men were elect
ed as officers of tl^e Sophomore
Class yesterday:
President — Howell, J. W
Vice-president — Brady, V. R.
Secretary - treasurer — Hard
wick J. B.
Historian — Shaw, J. V.
Thoughts Well Expressed.
Beginning this morning, the
Daily Bulletin will carry in each
issue, a thought well expressed,
from some writer or philosopher.
These thoughts are culled b y
a member o f the College fam
ily. Read them and remember
them.
The Mandolin Club
will meet this aften oon in the
chapel at 1:00 p m All men and
especially freshman, who can
play a mandolin, guitar, or banjo
are urged to be present.
There will be no uniss .oday.
Division Inspector List.
Following is the list of division
inspet ti rs for ti e week ending
December 2, 1916:
Austin Hall - Bennett, A. J.
Milner Hall—
1st floor - Long, G A.
2nd ” - Schmidt, A. O.
3rd ” - Kib'T. D. H.
4th ” - Black, R C.
Leggett I la 11—
1st floor - Hicks, J W.
2nd ” - Brigdewater MM
3rd ” - Roe, P H.
4th ” • Burkett, H. J.
Ross Hall - Milner, D. B.
Mitchell Hall—
1st floor - Dunckle, P. B.
2nd ” - Whitton, R. H.
3rd ” - Zedler, O F.
4th ” - Forsyth, G. A.
Foster Hall—
1st & 2ml floor Avent, B. R.
3rd & 4th floor Priester. L. A.
Pfeuffer Hall I iurkett, J. M.
Goodw in Hall—
1st & 2ncf floor Lyle. F. M.
3rd & 4th floor Otto, J. A.
<F Nine things there r.re of which
the iupcrkr man should be mindful,
to be chai in vision, quick in learn
ing, genial in expression, respectful
in demeanor, true in word, serious
in duty,' inquiring in doubt, self-
contrclhd in anger, just and fair in
success Ctnfucius.