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Vol. II. College Station, Texas, Saturday, February 17, 1917. No. 115',
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“21 to 7“ Placed in Cornerstone.
At the laying of the corner-
sfone of the.Education Building
at the University of Texas the
legend “21 to 7” was placed in a
brass box and deposited with
other relics. The Texan says
that “A. and M. may brand the
Longhorn steer, but they will
need a little dynamite and a Sher
lock Holmes detective agency to
touch this sacred relic.”
Pla y Rice Monday and Tuesday.
Monday and Tuesday night A.
and M basketeers meet Rice In
stitute at the gymnasium. These
games will probably settle the
State championship. If A. and
M. wins both, that practically in
sures the honors for the cadets.
The games will begin at 7:45.
Junior Military Science.
Next lesson in Junior Military
Science is same as previous les
son, scale problems.
Furniture and fixtures for the
College Club have arrived. The
floor will be polished and just as
soon as that is completed, thein-
formal opening of the Club rpoms
will be held. Present indications
are that the Club roorns/\\ill be
an exceedingly attractive place
tor loafing and game*^
Division Inspector List.
Following is the division in
spector list for the week ending
February 18,1917:
Austin Hall Thomas, C. L.
Milner Hall
1st floor Schmidt, A. G.
2nd “ Irby, B. E
3rd “ Martin, S. W.
4th “ Rothe, H. H
Leggett Hall
1st floor Moore, I G,
2nd “ Hafner, V. E.
3rd “ Swink, W. T.
4th “ Hanway, J. T.
Ross Hall Fuchs, J. W.
Mitchell Hall
1st floor Walker, A. A.
2nd “ Smith, M.G.
3rd “ Smith, P. B.
4th “ Conway, M. J.
Foster Hall—
1st & 2nd floors Hubbard, E.P
3rd & 4th “ Buchanan,DS
Pfeuffer Hall— Hanson, G. B.
GoodwinHall—
1st & 2nd floors Bates, C. W.
3rd & 4th “ Brown, R. P.
At the A. and M. basketball
games at Austin, members of the
University students association
plan to take up a collection for
feeding their burdensome mas
cot. the steer.