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THE DAILY BULLELIN
Published daily (except Mondays) by the A. and M. Print Shop for circulation among students,
faculty, and campus residents.
Vol 11 College Station, Texas, Friday, January 26, 1917 No 97.
Moving Pictures Tonight.
Mr. Wickemeyer, of Dallas, will
deliver a lecture in connection
with the moving picture illustrat-
ing the use of motor trucks in
road construction and mainten-
ance This exhibition will be
held at 7:30 tonight in the Chapel.
No admission charged. Every-
body invited. :
Cadets are permitted to attend
the above by reporting ‘‘ALL
RIGHT” to sentinel for that pur-
pose
C H. MULLER.
Commandant.
tensemissr
Chinese Student Registered.
F F Kan, of Kwong Tung,
(China, registered vesterday for
postgraduate work in the study
of cotton. A. and M’s only Chi-
nese student is a graduate of the
Oregon State Agricultural Col-
lege, After he completes his
work here, Mr. Kan intends to
return to his native country to
engage in the cotton industry.
36 to 0 Score Made Yesterday.
In the last game with Daniel
Baker, yesterday afternoon, A.
and M. scored 36 to Daniel Bak-
er’s 0.
The next games will be with
Baylor on the 29th and 30th.
The News in Brief.
Fear is felt for foreigners in
Mexico after U. S. troops leave.
Chinese can cross line. !
Japanese leader ‘ of Constitu-
tional party attacked by assas:
sins.
Appropriation bill for U.S.
fortifications on coast defense
calls for sixty million dollars.
Submission lost in first test in
House of Representatives.
Earthquake killed fifty in Bali
Island, in the Malay Archipeligo.
Homes and factories destroyed.
General Pershing ready t o
march out of Mexico. Truck
trains started.
Carranza will be appealed to
protect foriegners in the district
that has been occupied by Major
General Pershing’s forces.
Baylor wins from Decatur Bap-
tist College Texas defeats South-
western, score 34 to 43.
Corps Dance Saturday.
The first announcement of’ the
Corps Dance Saturday night
should be changed to read ‘there
will be no stag dancing’’ instead
of ‘‘no stags allowed.”
The college orchestra will fur.
nish the music. The floor is in
good condition and a good time
is promised.
M. B. Gibson.