THE DAILY BULLETIN ;
Published daily (except Mondays) by the A. and M. Print Shor ¢ for ehculation’s among students,
6 faculty, and campus residents. - :
Vol. 11. College Station, Texas, Sunday, November 26, 1916. Noo 56.
E-F First Ties E-F Sesond.
In one of the swiftest games”
of company ‘football yesterday
E-F 1st Regiment tied EF 2nd
Regiment. The tie will be play:
ed off some time next week. Fur-
ther gHnouncement will be made
later.
Results of Sophomore Election.
The following men were elect-
ed as officers of the 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 by
a member of the College fam-
ily. Read them: and remember
them.
The Mandolin Club
will meet this after:i.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 nass .cday.
Division Inspector List.
Following is tlie list of division
inspec ters for tle w seek sading
December 2, 1916:
Austin Hall -  ennet, A.J.
Milner Hall— a
1st floor - Long, G A.
2nd ” - Schmidt, A. G.
3rd ” - Kiber, DH.
4th » - Black, R C.
Leggett Hall—
1st floor - Hicks. J W.
ond’ - - Briudewater MM
3rd. 2 ‘Roe. P H.. :
4th * - Burkett, H. J
Ross Hall “Milner, D.:B..{
Mitcheil. Hall—
1st floor - Danckle, P. B.
2nd .”’ - Whitton, R. i.
3rd ” - Zedler,O F.
4th ” - Forsyth, G. A.
Foster Hall— |
1st & 2d floor Avent, B. R.
3rd & 4th floor Priester. L. A, =
Pfeuffer Hall Burkett, J. M.
Goodwin Hall— 2
1st & 2nd floor Lyle. F. M,
3rd & 4th floor Otto, J. A.
§ Nine things thers cre of which :
' tha rupericr man should be n.indful, |
to be clzu1 in vision, quick in learn-
ing, geniul in expression, respectful '}
in demeanor, true in word, serious ° i
in duty,’ inquiring in doubt, self- f
controlled in anger, just.and fuirim Jou 0 Ho
succass, —- Confucius.