THE DAILY BULLETIN
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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.