The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938, October 28, 1919, Image 4
15. Malthus’ Law of Population in the Light of the Twentieth Century. 16. Two American Sociologists, W. G. Summer and Lester F. Ward: a Contrast. 17. The Economic Philosophy of J. M. Robertson, M. P., Author of “Tae Fallacy of Saving,” “The Economi«s of Progress,” et cetera. 18. The Mathematical Philosophy of Bertrand Russell. 19. The Value of a Course in Lat- in-American History and Institu- tions in Southern Colleges. 20. The Teaching of English in the United States. 21. The Outlook for Schools of Agriculture. 22. The Operation of the Federal Land Bank. 23. The Limited Liability Associa- tion as Evidenced in the Oil Busi- ness. 24. A Description and Explanation of the Insurance Business. 25. The Operation of the Rural Aid Education in Texas. 26. The Smith-Hughes Law in Op- eration. 27. The Future of German in Am- erican Colleges. 28. Universal Military Training in| the United States. 29. The Renasence of Poetry in United States as a Social Phenom- enon. 30. Professor Babbit’s and Romanticism.” 31. The Evolution of H. G.. Wells. 32. The War Debts—Their Scope and Plans of Liquidation. 33. The Irish Commercial Situa- “ion. . 34. International Complications Due to Investments in Mexico. 35. Should Teachers Organize as a Branch of the American Federation of Labor? 36. The Present Aspects of the Monroe Doctrine. 37. Present Financial Aspects of Foreign Trade. 38. Our Future Immigration Pol- icy. 39. The Rehabilitated Merchant Marine. 40. The Russian Problem. “Rousseau MASONS NOTICE Work in Past Master Degree Tues- day night, October 28, at 7:30 p. m. Your presence is requested. LOST—A pocketbook on Campus Saturday night. Contains, Coupon Book and receipts. If found return to 72 Mitchell. G. K. Clement. Eh J A a aa a a aaa a a CAMPUS CREAMERY BUTTER PRICES REASONABLE A. & M. CREAMERY SOUTH END AG. BUILDING CIRC ARC 20 20t Yat Mat Mt Mat Mat Mat Mt Mat Mat Mt Mat Mat MAC AC ME Me's LA A A AA TIPE IPE JC JC JC JIE JU JHE JOT JOE FUT JOT JX JC JX JU JOR JOR JOT TUX JE J BRING YOUR DRESS WORRIES BRANDON & LAWRENCE IF ITS FOR A MAN WE HAVE IT CIC IPE JU JC JPET JPR JOE SUT 4 Cad ab a a rb 2d ad al aC a Ba J 20 2 a a | BE ge WANT ADS ole ogo oe LOST—At Kyle Field a bunch of keys on key ring containing several Yale keys. Finder please leave them at this office or call Mr. Sullivan at number 30, College Exchange. FOR SALE—Good serviceable civ- iian suit, pants waist 33, coat breast 37. Room 3 Mitchell. LOST—Gold chain with two and a half gold piece attached to it. Re- turn to Goodwin, Room 72. Reward. WANTED—To trade army over- coat size 40 for one size 36. Room 66 Goodwin. LOST—Note book containing cou- pon book 386. Return to Ross 14 and will visit Casey. WANTED—To get in touch with a good sign painter. W. L. Driver, Y.M.C.A. building. FOR SALE — A Kuppenheimer trench coat. Room 9, Austin. 39. LOST—19 jewel South Bend watch. $10 reward. A. P. Lan- caster. Room 70 Leggett. 30 RE A W. J. PAYNE At Caldwell’s Jewelry Store eefesfertesfeaferfenforforforford 3 % * WHEN YOU 4 RS NEED y % x GLASSES 5 4 There is no % + guesswork T <r 3 & about our ex oo +4 aminations. :y properly fit- TORIC 4 ted pair of glasses will relieve + eyestrain. RS oe 3 RS 5 RX & ot | | | efoto cfosfosfoatanfurfocfoctoiosforioriontastocfociosiosfoniesfacfoctoctoctoctunfosfod] rleleleleledododododedgfbbobbbbel ds | debbie efocfoctoctocfostosfostostsnfrafanfanfastocfeciocosfosfoafsufunfontects | AJ £ 2 20¢ 200" 2c Mr 2 2 MAC MC MC hd 2 2 Mbt MC MC Mi 2 LL al ld AJ LAP. 2 Sr odeed, J Jooeefosteste Geel Teadeedooteeled] Lo olee] joefeefectocedts * .. + THE . BATTALION ood * oy LJ . * Runs a Special edition for the highest percentage of subscriptions per man. Every man in the winning unit has a personal “write- up”. SHOW YOUR PER; AD- o eefesfesfesecforforiond * CA ‘4 VERTISE YOUR ORGANI- % ZATION; SUPPORT YOUR + PUBLICATION. oe % Subscribe to the 8 “BAT” oe BE a eae a a aA SN SN A A A A rieltobdeieledeldeb deb debdebdebdeb ddd i MM. EXT. JAMES + + THE REXALL STORE & : BRYAN + 3 Campus Residents and Cadets + 4 are invited to trade with ¥ ole us. oe usfradssdesfesfostosfosfesfosfosfosfostococontuntunts - poeeeefefedefefefofserrcbbbuiuduibel dui og A BUSY SPOT % 3 in & i A BUSY TOWN : 2 Gunter Hotel San Antonio % x Internationally Known 3 a —_— ——~1 eefeeferiuciucfecfococfosecesiesiosfestosfonfoafonfoofenfoofosuiosue 3 oo ( Miss Lola Wilson + 4 . . 4 “ Dancing - Expression 4 + Ed << oe 3 Phone Bryan 227 XS sjrefrefoeioriorioriorioriononododododondondondondcdesiuctaosduniends ES SS a a i a a a a 2 2 2 J 2S ¥ GEO A. ADAMS % Fire, Life, Accident, Health < v RS ard Automobile Insurance % (ity* National Bank Building kX + Telephone 265 Bryan, Texas * CH J 2 2 a a OR A SAR AR SL AR AR ARAL SL