THE DAI
Published daily (except Mondays) by the A. and M. p tor circulation among students,
faculty, and campus resicrents.
Vol. II College Station, Texas, Wednesday, November 1, 1916. No. 35.
Result of Election.
The following officers for the
Thanksgiying Hop were elected
yesterday afternoon:
Chairman o f Invitation and
Program Committee:
Jennings, E. P.
Chairman of Finance Commit
tee:
Denning, C. 0
C h a i r m a n of Arrangement
Committee:
Brailsford, T. R:
Chairman of Floor Committee:
Griesenbeck, C. P. T.
Chairman of Decoration Com
mittee:
Hudgins, J. L.
Horticultural Seniors.
All Horticultual seniors will be
excused from regular class work
from 9 to 10 a m for the purpose
of attending a lecture on the
“Smyrna Fig” by Mr. G. T. Rix-
ford, Physiologist, Bureau of
Plant Industry, U. S Dept, of
Agr., in the Horticultural section
room.
All students and faculty mem
bers invited to attend the lecture.
E. J Kyle.
General Faculty.
The Faculty will not meet to
day. CHARLES PUR YEAR,
Dean.
Headquarters Corps of Cadets
Agricultural & Mechanical College ofTexas
College Station, Texas.
Oct. 31, 1916.
CIRCULAR:
Drill hereafter will be in uni
form No. 4.
Drill will be regular companies
under their owp officers, under
the supervision of majors and
regimental commanders.
The drill will be progressive.
All cadets will look up the par.
to be covered each day Officers
will be careful to cover every
movement in the assignment;
they will be expected to be able
to explain, in detail, every move
ment. Companies will be graded
during drills without warning.
It is intended that these grades
shall be considered in the final
competition for the flag.
Assignments:
(Pages and paragraphs are in
Moss Manual).
Nov. 1st.- Par. 75, page 41, tj
Par. 140. page 56. The first haf
hour have your N. C. 0. drill arj
explain to their squads. Aft*
the rest, assemble company anl
drill in school of company, Par
184, page 74, to Par. 198, page 1
(To be continued.) /
C. H. MULLER,
Commandant '