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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1920)
Friday, March 26, 1920. LR Sh J a J 3 oR 0 at 0 a 3 Te J SS I ae THE DAILY BULLETIN 4 a a Se ENROLLMENT AT A. ANDM. |S Published each morning, except Monday, COLLEGE UP TO NOON I by the Publicicy Department of the Agri- YESTERDAY += eultural and Mechanical College of Texas. + bl Oficial Publiqatioh B She Qollege, 2 Dis; 1 7S 1 1 B i ’ ructors Fibuted I ents "Advertising rates fur- 3 | wished on application. Jobe E aii Ih IE LL ers yo Es = : = . . Room 113, first SO cademie Building ALL INVITED TO £ Spalding’s Base Balls, Bats, Mitts, Gloves =a re e and Masks, now in stock. mug pmo paz | MK. RECEPTION 2 M. Wal President of the College | ohn A. M. Waldrop & Co. Secretary of Publicity u OPENING FOR AN A. & M. GRADUATE A prominent building construction company of Dallas has an opening for a young man in its estimating depart- ment. The applicant should know build- ing construction and be accurate at figures. An A. and M. Architectural graduate is preferred. Interested parties will please get in touch with E. B. LaRoche, Profes- sor of Architecture. — "PROMINENT STRUCTURAL ENGINEER TO LECTURE THIS AFTERNOON A — (Official Notice from the Office of J. C. Nagle, Dean of Engineering.) At 3:10 o’clock this afternoon, Mr. J. H. Brillhart, Chief Engineer of the Mosher Manufacturing Company of Dallas, will address the engineer- ing students of all classes in Room 28, Civil Engineering Building. While given at the request of the teaching staff of the Civil Engineer- ing department Mr. Brillhart’s sub- ject is one which will be of interest to engineering students in all courses. and to engineering teachers also. A cordial invitation to all in- terested students and teachers to be present is extended. Mr. Brillhart wishes to meet all students who may be interested in structural engineering, fabrication or manufacturing, and will have sev- eral vacancies in June which he would like to fill with A. and M. graduates. He will be at College all day Friday and may be seen either before or after the lecture in one of the offices of the Civil Engineer- ing Department. a CONFINED TO CAMPUS (Official Notice from the Office of Ike S Ashburn, Commandant). General Orders No. 53. 1. For being disrespectful to a Cadet Officer, Cadet C. Rosborough, Company C., Infantry, is hereby assessed the sum of 25 demerits and confined to the limits of the campus, until Retreat, April 24, 1920. 2. Cadet Rosborough will report to his company commander at such times as he may direct. THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY IS TO BE OUT NEXT MONDAY C. E. Friley, Alumni Secretary and editor of the Alumni Quarterly, stat- ed yesterday that the February is- sue would be out Monday. He in- tends to mail a copy to everyone con- nected with the College, but in case some do not receive their copies they may call at the Registrar's of- fice and obtain one. All Members of the College Faculty, Their Families, and College Students Invitations have been issued to members of the teaching force and employes of the College to the Me- chanical Engineers’ reception on Saturday evening, March 27th. In- vitations were not issued to the stu- dent body, but the committee in charge desires to state that all stu- dents are invited and expected to at- tend. In addressing the invitations there were clerical errors made, and where invitations were sent to only one member of a family it was intended to include all. REE BS H GS REI- 6 R NOTICE PHYSICS 204 (Official Notice from the Office of 0. W. Silvey, Professor of Physics.) All those in sections 68, 70, 71 and 85 who failed to take the laboratory examinations will be given a make- up at » «ck Saturdav, March on. 01 BE HHT mmm... SD Di pisssyp»phNEN i NOTICES OF LIBRARY BOOKS (Official Notice from the Office of Thomas F. Mayo, Librarian.) On account of a temporary short- age of blanks, notices of Library books due will be discontinued for a short time. »ratrons are requested to refer to the “Date Due” stamped inside the cover of their books. ON THE SICK LIST The following students were con- fined to the hospital yesterday: M. 1. Broxton, J. H. Brown, L. J. Epperson, G. Figari, R. B. Goodman, W. J. Lewalling, C. F. Mixon, T. V. Williams. —et i —eeeeee. ATTENTION The ladies of St. Andrew’s Guild | will have a delicatessen sale of de-! licious candy, cake and sandwiches at the Oliver Buick Sales Rooms in Bryan Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6 o’clock. ———etl ee ee eee FIELD SIGNAL BATTALION GUIDON TO BE RECEIVED Instructions have been given to the | President’s Office by the Office of the Chief Signal Officer of the War De- | partment to make requisition for one | field signal Battalion guidon for the] Signal Corps Unit at this College. rp Wf — eee. SPEAKS ON AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION AT SEQUIN | ) he J. Horace Kraft, Associate Pro- | fessor of Agricultural Education, has gone to Seguin, Texas, to attend the Seguin Community Fair. He will de- liver an address on agricultural edu- cation. From Seguin he will go to Austin to attend the Principals ani Superintendents meeting to be held there on the 25th. * * ake ate ate afuateat IWR wheefesfeedeetects Feefeedesiestatentes] (EE EE ETE TT ET TE TT ET EE AECL LERR TAC EES RT Te [ARH] TE EEE TE TT ETE TEI oldebeelededoeledodobelededolededuiobededoiolededbeldedubelededobddegoblfedobddedobd dedi d og 3 2 V. ANGELE x 3 . % of A i The College Tailor x By Boyett’s Store Ea 3 : x RS I have the largest display of samples for men’s 3 % clothing from ten o fthe largest clothing houses in the 3 : United States. Come and select your spring suit. ES Sd Bg ¥ We Also Do Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing A : PHONE 93 a ectofratosfoconiosfosntoofocfofunfosfocuntosdoconfoodocionfoofosfofrnfosfocuntoofocontsodocontuodecfefunfocfefonfosfefonfosfoonfosfofnfods CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK FOR THE FIRE SUFFERERS — a Friday, March 26. Following is a list of those con- Entomological Seminar. Agricul- tributing to the relief of the dining room helpers who suffered heavy losses in the fire which destroyed their living quarters: Previous acknowledgments __$44.00 Mr. Horn Clin 1.00 PF Weghorst =... i... 1.00 LL. GS dones ar 1.00 H. F.Page’sS.-S. Class: “3.00 —mtll ee el —— CAN PLACE A TEACHER FOR $175 PER MONTH Martin L. Hayes, Professor of Agricultural Education, is able to place a teacher who is qualified in the three subjects of biology, chem- istry and manual training. He recognizes the fact that this is| a rather hard combination, but the | position has attached to it a sal- | Monday, March 29. ary of $175 per month. Anyone interested must apply to him for further information. —m ee eet ——— LOST On or near Military Walk, ladies’ small mesh hand bay containing about $15. Reward. Re- turn to 34 Leggett. eee te ete eee te ete e te eteatacti tut are Mer Mr ar a aaa 3 oe . NR ac abe’ see LN J Paar al AR PE LAR LPP at \J Sars * 5 Boole Poot tt Ar ae dae Sad RRA Seeded, RTI oefeedestoctoetectostotoetoctoctoooctoctoctootectoctootoctocted tural Building, 4 o’clock. Saturday, March 27. Free picture show, Airdome, 7:00 o’clock. Saturday, March 27. Reception and Dancing, formal opening of the New M. E. Building Sunday, March 28. Bible School, 9:15, Guion Hall. Y. M. C. A. Chapel Service 6:30. Baptist Services, Airdome, 2:30. Methodist Services, Y Chapel, 2:30 Presbyterian Services, C. E. Bldg. 2:30. Christian Services, C. E. Lecture Room, 2:30. Episcopal Services, Room 10, C. E. Bldg., 9 o’clock. Mass for Campus Catholics, Room 19, C. E. Bldg., 9:30. Social Science Seminar, Y. M. C. A. Chapel, 7:30. Baseball Game, nals vs. Philadelphia Kyle Field, 4:30. Tuesday, March 30. Meeting Public Speaking Associa- tion. St. Louis Cardi- Athleties ORIN RN WIR a ar SM a Mr a a a a) Fa CRITI. AA A Ar Saar aa aa al Sg Sl LIU WK J » J ofeefocfeefoctostoetocts 2, ac \J abe’ Shoe Department. Ba I a a a a a a a a 3 EDWIN CLAPP SHOES and BOSTONIAN SHOES for young men and men not so young. WEBB BROS. kA : We offer in our store only + shoes of known excellence i from maker of high reputa- 3 tion. Among them are the season’s new medels in k oo * NY BRYAN, TEXAS oslederesdosfodetidocdodoedecdodonterododerteidectocte ——————————— a 5 a = Bb
