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, Tuesday, November 28, 1916. No. 57.
Details for Austin Trip.
The following instructions in
regard to the Austin trip were
issued last evening from the of
fice of the Commandant:
Reveille
1st call - - - - 5:15
Assembly - .5:30
Police call - - - 5:35
Mess call - - - - 5:45
Assembly - - - - 5:50
For formation to march to
station:
1st call - - - - 6:35
Assembly - - - 6:40
Regimental Supply Officers
and Adjutants will report to the
Commandant at station at 6:40
sharp. They will bring chalk.
First Regiment and Band will
go on first train, 2nd Regiment
on second train. Cars will be
marked as on Waco trip. En
training will be by company.
Captains will, have charge o f
their cars and will enforce prop
er discipline.
Cadets will not get off trains at
any stops. Detraining will be
ordered by the/ Commandant.
Upon dismissal of the corps at
Austin, cadets will be at liberty
until 11:45 p. m.
1st call - 11:40 p.m.
Assembly 11:45 p. m.
Companies will be formed op
posite their cars, and roils called.
Seat Sale Closes Today.
At 6:30 p. m. today all seats for
the 1 ban ksgiving game that are
not sold v\ ill be sent back to Aus
tin. Take notice. Last chance!
Athletic Council.
Track Meet Postponed.
The track meet for “new” and
“old” students has been post
poned t o Saturday afternoon,
December 9th.
Regimental commanders will re
ceive reports of absentees in
writing from each company.
All cadet officers will be on du
ty in Austin and will report all
breaches of regulations and or
ders.
The corps is reminded that it
will be under close scrutiny dur
ing the trip, not only by civilians
but by may others who recognize
proper military appearance.
Remember to keep your
blouses buttoned and your col-
lors hooked.
He is a noble man who
is himself what he believes
other men should be The
Message #/ the Buddha.