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Vol. II. College Station, Texas, Thursday, January 18, 1917 No. 90.
To Campus Residents and Cadets.
During the past twenty-four
hours there seems to have been
an unusual consumption of water
on the campus, that exceeds the
present output of our wells. In
order to prevent a water famine,
I request that water be used as
economitally as possible and that
if leaks are observed they be re
ported promptly to the Depart
ment of Buildings and Grounds
or to myself.
H E SMITH,
Supt. Power Plant
Lantern Slide Lecture.
At the meeting of the Archi
tectural Club Friday at 7:30 in
Room 400 Main Building, there
will be an illustrated lecture on
‘■Rembrendt.” Text of lecture
by Kenyon Cox, the eminent
painter.
Houston Club Notice.
The date of the Houston Club
Banquet has been changed from
Monday, January 22, to Friday,
January 26. This date will not
be changed. E S. Lyne,
President.
LOST — A loose leaf zoology
note book. Please return to
Blood worth, M ilner 81.
Change in C. E. 6 Assignment.
The review for Friday, 9 to 10
o’clock, (C. E. 6, section 61) will
be on chapters 11 and 12
J. J. Richey.
All senior “T” men are request
ed to have a kodak picture made
with “T” sweaters and turn one
in to me for “Senior ‘T’ Men”
plate of Longhorn.
Sam Langford.
R. V.’s, Attention!
AH R. V. men who have not or
dered their uniforms please do
so at once. It is necessary tha t
the order go in this week. (3t)
T. R. BRAILSFORD
First Sergeants, Attention.
January 17, 1917.
Hereafter, First Sergeants will
check the names of men of their
organizations o n Sick Report,
twice daily, o e in the morning
and once in the afternoon. They
will sign their names and com
pany on back of Sick Report to
show 7 that they have done this.
C H. MULLER,
Commandant
LOST—Moss Military Manual.
Finder please return it to Mil
ner 102.