The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938, February 14, 1920, Image 3

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Saturday, February 14, 1920.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
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ABSENT STUDENTS
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(Official Notice from the Office of Ike S |
Ashburn, Commandant).
The following students who were
reported absent on the date specifiea
below come under the
paragraphs of the absence rule:
February, 13, 1920.
(a) Bate, I.
Carroll, H. C.
Claybrook, J. H.
Cochran, B. B.
Daniel, E. F.
Franke, N. L.
Frede, L. H.
Fields, W. W.
Exline, W. H.
Horger, J. C.
Land, -¥. BH.
Lusher, J. 0;
Morris, A. B.
Nabours, C.
Pendleton, E. H.
Sanders, J. S.
Shaw, H. C.
Tobin, B. E.
White, W. B.
Williams, J. V.
Ward, R. P.
Woods, J. E.
(b) Hayes, H. F.
Jolliff, L. G.
ATTENTION STUDENTS
TAKING COURSES IN
FARM MANAGEMENT
Notice from the Office of E. J.
Professor of Horticulture.)
K. Whelpton of the
(Official
Kyle,
Profesor P.
University of Nebraska has been
elected as head of the new Depart-
ment of Farm Management.
Professor Whelpton states that he |
expects to reach College about the
18th of this month. A definite an-
nouncement in regard to the meet-
ing of classes in Farm Management
and a personal write-up of Professor |
|J., and is within about an
Whelpton will be given in a later is-
sue.
En Am
SECTION 86.
(Official Notice from the Office of Charles
E. Friley, Registrar.)
Effective Monday, Fe
Section 86 will
bruary 16th,
schedule, Monday,
day, Friday, 11 a. m.; students trans-
| Infantry and Calvary? Will go to Geor)
following |
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| ler makes the
ment
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| summer:
| Georgia.
| southeast of Columbus, a city of 50,-
(000
| enced the greatest hospitality at the
{ Tenn., on the
| ground,
the
amauga,
| Kentucky.
| with
completely
report for Mathe- | 2, Attendance.
matics 204 according to the original |
Wednesday, Thurs- | who
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF SUMMER CAMPS
OF ALL BRANCHES
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Kentucky, Signal
New Jersey.
Artillery,
Corps,
gia,
Under Order No. 55 Colonel Mal.
following announce-
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concerning the camps this,
| 1. Location of Camps.
Infantry will go to Camp Benning,
This camp is eight miles
inhabitants. The army experi-
hands of the Columbus people. At-
lanta is only a few hours train ride
from camp. The Infantry School of
Arms is located at this camp; and is
the most elaborate Infantry camp in
the United States.
Cavalry camp will be Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Georgia. Fort Oglethorpe is
located just south of the Tennessee
line, nine miles from Chattanooga,
Chickamauga battle
a few miles from Lookout
Mountain. = Chickamauga Park, of |
which Fort Oglethorpe is a part, is
scene of the battle of Chick-
and the battle lines and
movements are marked so that one |
can follow the progress of the bat- |
tle from beginning to end. This is |
one of the most beautiful spots in |
the United States.
Artillery Camp, Camp Knox,
This camp is about
twenty miles from Louisville, Ky.
and has direct railroad connections
Louisville. This is the most
equipped artillery camp
and instruction ground in the United
States.
Signal Corps Camp, Camp Alfred |
Vail, New Jersey. This camp is four |
miles north west of Long Beach, N.
hour’s
automobile drive from New York
City, and within a short distance of
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds. This
camp is located on the Jersey shor=.
Here are located radio laboratories,
as well as other complete signal fa-
cilities.
deseo foodoofroeod
institution
year basic |
including
(a) Students of this
have had one
course or its equivalent,
ferred this week from Section 86 to |graduates, may attend.
77 will rejoin Section 86.
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AGRICULTURAL
Section
(Official from the office of D. Scowes:
fessor of Agricultural Engineering.
Agricultural Engineering 408 will |
meet from 10 to 12 Saturday but |
special work for the afternoon will |
be put off on account of rain.
memes ump ————
INJURED
Someone ask George Long to ex-
plain the injury to his knee that
caused him to limp around consid-
erably yesterday.
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PLEASE RETURN—W:ill the per-
son who borrowed a tennis net from
7 Mitchell please return it? F. O.
Griffin. 118
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LOST—Two keys on wire ring.
Return to H. W. Spratling. 6 Leg-
gett.
ior yea:
ENGINEERING |
| camp are
Pro- excused by
| on June 17th,
| itary Science and Tactics,
(b) Students completing the Jun-
and those completing the |
year who have not attended |
required to attend, unless
the Department Com- |
This not apply *o
who excused from
Senior
does
were
{ mander.
Seniors
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missioned service.
(¢) Students must report at camp
and the camp closes
on July 28. No student will be ad-
mitted to camp after its opening ex-
cept in most exceptional cases as
authorized by the Professor of Mil-
and then, |
not later than the 10th day of camp. |
3. Travel and Ration Allowance. |
Students authorized to proceed to a |
camp will be transported to and from
such camp and subsisted while trav-
eling at the expense of the Govern-|
ment. Transportation allowances
are from the institution to the camp,
and, upon completion of the camp,
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