THE DAILY BULLETIN
Published daily (except Mondays) by the A. and M. Print Shop forcirculation among students,
faculty, and campus residents.
Vol. IT College Station, Texas, Sunday, December 10, 1916. = No. 67.
. To Captains of Companies.
Captains of organizations will
turn in to the Commandant’s of-
fice by 8 a. m. Tuesday, the 12th
. inst., the numbers of the rooms
and name of hall in which there
are three cadets to a reom.
Each Captain will turn in the
-information relative to his own
organization, except the captain
of the Band, who will turn in the
information, for all. of Pfeuffer
Hall. It is very important that
~ lists be accurate.
C. H. MULLER,
Commandant.
Help the J anitors.
Students are becoming care-
less about throwing scraps of
food, fruits, and papers out of
their windows into the courts
and on the ground around the
dormitories. This practice more
than doubles the work of the jan-
itors. Please help us by not
throwing this trash around, but
put it in the cans in the halls.
The Student Janitors.
Everyone going home by way
of Ft Worth or Dallas are re-
quested to meet in the East end
of the Mess Hall immediately af-
ter supper tonight.
Engraved cards at Print Shop.
You Can Help the College.
The 2,000 feet of motion pic-
‘tures, two reels, made of A. and
M. activities last commencement
is available for use in any town
in Texds. The cost of this film
will not exceed $4. Added to it
will be pictures of the Baylor-A.
and M. game at Waco and per-
haps something from the Austin
game. During the past summer
the Graham Club, J. M. Burkett.
president, gave a benefit show,
using this picture and two reels
of good melodrama. A local or-
chestra completed the attraction
and the pictures were shown to
a large crowd. The Graham
Club made a neat little sum and
advertised A. and M. in a highly
profitable manner.
If you are interested in this
matter, tale it up with me before
the hotidays.
IKE ASHBURN,
Publicity Agent
The swimming pool at the -Y,
M. C. A will be filled during
Monday, December 12, hence will
not be open to the public until 7
o'clock Mond iy evening.
S. H. Hickman.
MILAM county boys will meet
at 1 p. m.: today in 17 Leggett.
Aug. G. Kunz, President.