The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938, December 08, 1916, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY BULLETIN Published daily (except Mondays) by the A. and M. Print Shop for circulation among students, faculty, and campus residents. Vol. IT College Station, Texas, Friday, December 8, 1916. No. 65. Holiday Announcement. Many inquiries are coming to me concerning the date the holi- days will begin. The holi- days will begin with the morning of December 22. Students will be permitted to start for their homes as soon as they may de- sire after the close of the last class or practice period on Thurs- day, December 21. Class work will be resumed at 8:00 a. m., Thursday, January 2, 1917. Please do not submit permits to leave earlier. In advance I wish each cadet a merry Christmas and a happy New Year. W. B. Bizzell, President. Engineering Assembly. The Engineering Assembly in all engineering courses will be held this afternoon in the Assem- biy Hall at 3 o'clock. Mr. J. Z. George, General Manager, Hous- ton Chamber of Commerce, will speak on Industrial Engineer- ing. D. W. SPENCE. ¢ Hope on though things unseen may baffle thy research. — Hafiz. No Smallpox at Hospital. There is a rumor on the cam- pus to the effect that there are several cases of small-pox in the hospital, and I beg to say this is . not a fact. A case was listed as small-pox but later proved to be chicken- pox. The case was so mild that the patient was not sick but had an eruption. He will be dis- charged today or tomorrow. We have on an average of eight or ten patients daily in the hos- pital, one or two of whom are really sick. - OTTO EHLINGER, Surgeon. Overcoats and Ponchos. It is desired to see whether it is possible now to make the army overcoat and poncho a part of the regular uniform at this Col- lege. To thisTend, Captains of Organizations will submit a list of names of men who desire and are able to purchase the army overcoat and poncho. Price: overcoat, $9.04; poncho, $2.74, with, probably, a small cost for packing and transporta- tion added." These lists will be turned in to the Commandant’s Office not lat- 7 er than Saturday morning, the 9th instant. Commandant.