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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1920)
bl oi fd ud auhd ul publ ju Sunday, March 14, 1920. | at 20 20 20 20 20 20 J JJ a 0 0 § OFFICIAL NOTICES : ABSENT STUDENTS (Official Notice from the Office of Ike § Ashburn, Commandant). The following students who were reported absent on the date specifieo | following | below come under the paragraphs of the absence rule: March 13, 1920. (a) Broxton, M. L Daniel, E. F. Epperson, L. J. Frerichs, W. F. Gonzales, V. Keith, W. C. Kimbrough, M. W. Orth, R. F. Price, R. E. Sample, C. M. Owens, G. L. Taliaferro, B. Ward, R. P. Potts, C. B. Zarsky, C. F. Simmons, F. C. Trant, J. S. a AE a EEE (b ~~" M. E. CLASSES MONDAY (Official Notice from the Office of E. J. Pees] mier, Head of Mechanical Engineering Department.) The Department of Mechanical | Engineering has moved most of its] class room and office equipment to the M. E. Building and all classes | except Professor Fermier’s will be held in the new building beginning Monday. of oe RELIGIOUS Following is the time and meeting places of religious gatherings for the | day: Bible School 9:15 Guion Hall. Preaching services 10:50 Guion Hall, Rev. J. P. Boone, pastor of First Baptist Church, Waxahachie, speaker. Mass meeting of all religious groups in Guion Hall at 2:30, Dr. O. E. Brown, speaker. Y.M.C.A. Service in Guion Hall at 6:30, Dr. O. E. Brown, speaker. Mass for Campus Catholics, Room 19 C. E. Building 9:30. ————— eee. TRAVELING FELLOWSHIP (Official from the office of E. J. Kyle, Dean, School of Agriculture.) I have been asked to nominate a student for a traveling fellowship in Sweden. The stipend is $1000 for one academic year. The branch of study will be in agricultural science. Any agricultural senior interested in this proposition should call at the Horticultural office for full particu- lars. EEE oe CONFINED TO THE CAMPUS. (Official Notice from the Office of Ike 3 Ashburn, Commandant). General Orders, No. 51. Cadet E. W. Garnett, Company E, is hereby confined to the limits of the campus until Retreat, April 10, 1920, for tampering with a fire ex- tinguisher. LAST OF SERIES MONDAY EVENING : Four of the Best Literary Ar- tists of the Day. | All students and Campus residents | tunity to hear Samuel Lewis, the Welsh tenor, 8 o'clock in Guion Hall at this the tainments of this type this season. Not only has Mr. acterized as “The John McCormack of the Lyceum,” but critics have fur- ther declared that his voice quality “consists of tones possessing never- to-be-forgotten richness that goes You will not tire of his singing, how- | ever many times you hear him, but | will wish him to sing on and on with- ou even the interruption of applause | * | to break the spell of perfect pleas- | ure. | a hundred miles to hear.” — — el — | AUTOMOBILE THIEF IS CAUGHT HERE AT COLLEGE | Night Watchman Perkins did a very | commendable deed Thursday night in | irae IYIE MONDAY The Sam Lewis Company Composing | should avail themselves of the oppor- | ably supported by a| | group of artists tomorrow evening at | last number of the series of enter- Lewis been char-! home to the heart of every hearer. | His singing is worth a trip of | & | apprehending a fugitive automobiie | thief just as he was preparing to | make his get-away on the south | bound H. & T. C. The appreciable- ness of the work can not be compre- # | hended without a knowledge of the SERVICES. > | circumstances leading to the | negro’s arrest. | In searching for a stolen tire | Thursday morning, Sheriff More- head found it attached to a Ford car in a Bryan garage. He waited for a claimant to appear, and when a ne- gro came to the car, the sheriff ar- rested him and placed him in jail. The negro, however, disclaimed any ownership of the car, up he was riding. Whereupon the sheriff took the car in possession and left word for the owner to call for it at the city hall. When the alleged owner appeared and was told this, he a Dallas car, and evidently stolen. A search was instituted. Sheriff Morehead Watchman Jolly at turn gave Night Watchman Thomp- son a description and it was from notified Night Perkins gained his description of the negro wanted when he came on his beat. 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