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Vol. II. College Station, Texas, Saturday, January 13, 1917. No. 86.
Headquarters Corps. of Cadets
Agricultural &Mechanical Collegeof Texas
College Station, Texas.
January 13, 1917.
General Order No. 45.
. The following transfers are
hereby made in the corps of: ca-
dets: v
2nd Lieut. E. R. Allen from Co.
M to Co. A., 1st Regiment.
Private K. M. Webb from Co.
“I” to Co. '‘B,” 1st Regiment.
Private P. McGuffey from Co.
“1” to Co. ''F,” 1st Regiment.
Private B. A. Moore from Co.
“I” 1st to Co. A” 2nd Regt.
Privates F. G. Benkendorfer
and C. Hamby from Co. ‘‘I” 1st
to Co. “E” 2nd.
Privates F. E. Grothaus and P.
T. Stockton from Co. ‘I’ 1st to
Co. ''G” 2nd.
Private R. E. Irby from Co ‘I’
1st.to Co. ‘H” 2nd.
The changes will be shown on
morning reports of organizations
concerned.
By order of the Commandant:
0. S. GRAY,
Captain, Corps Adjutant,
Adjutant.
Cross Country Run.
All track men entered for the
cross country run meet in track
suits at the ‘'Y’! today at 2.30.
Cups for Cross Country Runs.
Twohandsome ‘‘loving” cups
have been placed in therhands of
Track Coach Charles Firth,
by A. M. Waldrop and Company
and J. M. Caldwell, Bryan mer-
chants, to be awarded to winners
in a cross country run on Satur
day, February 10.
Mr. Firth expects a good many
to take part in the meet, and he
says it will mean hard and faith-
ful work to win.
January 12, 1917.
MEMORANDUM:
Cadets are cautioned to read
Article 39 (1) BLUE BOOK, p 18.
A list of those who have ex-
ceeded fifty per cent of their lim-
it of demerits will be kept on
Bulletin Board.
If a cadet who has exceeded
that limit submits a permit, he
will state thereon that HE HAS
FIFTY PERCENT OF THE LIM-
IT OF HIS DEMERITS
C. H. MULLER.
Iam a man, and
nothing human is: alien
to me. — Tenentius.