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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1920)
Tuesday, April 6, 1920. by the Publicicy Department of the Agri- | cultural and Mechanical College of Texas. Official Publication of the College. tributed free to all students, instructors and Campus resiaents. Advertising rates fur- rished on application. WILLIAM BENNETT BIZZELL President of the College FRANK ©. MARTIN Secretary of Publicity — CLASSES UNKNOWN IN CHINA Westerners are almost universally convinced that China is a land of classes and casts and of closely drawn social distinctions; yet nothing could be more untrue or unjust. As a matter of fact, the word ‘‘coolie” is not Chinese, and outside the nar- row coast belt of foreign influence there is no Chinese word which de- scribes such a class. The poor are ‘those who cat bit- terness,” or “those deserving pity;”’ laborers are described as laborers and have their dignity; farmers rank high in the social scale, and beggars have their individual merits. But no term serves to describe what the European calls the ‘coolie class”, and in Chinese thought it is non- existant. For in China no hereditary class survived the wreck of the feu- dal system in the third century B. C. | but the members of the imperial family and the descendents of Con- fucius. There is no country in which wealth is so much sought after and so carefully handled as in China, and yet none in which money plays so small a part in determining a man’s social status. There is no country, again, to which ancestors are so much reverenced as in China, and yet Dis- | "| OF : KITTY” oy : . % ENROLLMENT AT A. AND M. + 4 COLLEGE UP TO NOON i YESTERDAY 1796 [1015 PIPKIN IN “THE ARRIVAL TONIGHT LIN J aad AR ree Saalaad LIAR i ua gree ’, - | (Continued from Page 1) | tall planning and working. M. T. | Harrington, as Beujamin Moore. | | makes his Bennie a scream. Benja- min is rather unfortunate—a vic- tim of circumstances, we might say. | ‘John Mayo, as “Ting” the bell-boy | The College Tailor manager of the fashionable Halcyon | | House gives rein to that natural gift | | for comedy he has shown as end man WA none in which man’s forefathers and | their achievements have so little in- | fluence upon popular esteem. In! each generation the individual is judged on his merits, and apart from | moral excellence, merit in China means scholarship. The highest title in the land is no higher than that of “teacher.” The son of the barrow coolie who makes himself a master of Chinese erudi- tion may converse on equal terms with ministers of state and dine with! the lordly, though his gown is faded and greasy, and his poverty forces him to tell stories for a livelihood.— Far Eastern Review. HEATING “It is said that paper can be used effectively in keeping a person warm.” “That’s true. I remember a thirty- day note of mine once kept me in a sweat for a month.”—Boston Trans- cript. ——meet ere teed sr. ON THE SICK LIST CT our Spring Suit is waiting for you among a great collection of up-to-the-minute styles in young men’s clothes, at A. M. Waldrop & Co. ALLEL ERIC ERT ERLE LTRS IH | ’ i | WJ * Reateakaal Kaalkaak, 2 ealeaisaieseaeaea Raa » r AR Yaak rr ar ar ar a a ah ahr he i Er Sh Ss as’ al ah a tte a ad a A he a a 5 HH v2 SeeSeestecioetooteoioeleelaed, *. RA 2 A Jeslessslesleslavioslosasloslovlnslavasloelolasladlaviaeleo les lav os laelen DACA 2 A ARR ARC SA Sr at At ARC ARC ARC ARC St MAC ARE ARE St ARC AR Mt) * ole 2, : Ld le HS 2. $ oe 03 oe *, : ANGELE % or hd 2, 2. oe oe *, RRR 3 3 2" 2. od 2. * \J % By Boyett’'s Store Saatasd CN, lin the Big Noise. P. A. Bimmerman | % I have the largest display of samples for men’s i I has his Tank “Sam.” a real “nigeer Vr clothing from ten o fthe largest clothing houses in the # | potah, suh”. And last but not least, i United States. Come and select your spring suit. k (anyway not in his own estima-|% . . .s x tony. iv Bobbio Baxter. taken hy Colo . We Also Do Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing : W. Thomas. Bobbie's world is i PHONE 93 Ee bounded on one side by “J”, another estecfecefunfratssdosfoceconfuntsadsctocrtontuatsadocfocfoconfuntsodocfecfofocfurfrafesfosfrfontrntonfosfosfefortuntastostosfocfofonionfosfosfore by “A”, another by “N”’, and the 1ast | oe oe oe of oe ofe fe ofe oe oe oe ofe of oe ofe of oo by “E”; and so his universe is “Jane”. | % OO 02 a He doesn’t mind letting the audience * WEATHER REPORT. + i see it either. He also thinks of the ho ete dt sleiole se ole ve oe he He oko oo Ae of JAS. W. JAMES * “very idea’”’—and everybody gets his ; | Real Estate + share of said idea. Following is a report of weather | 4 Prof. R. D. Brackett, directing for the week ending April 5 as given | PHONES 45 & 498 i the “Arrival of Kitty”, has had |out by the Division of Entomology I great success at A. and M. A of the Experiment Station: » thorny Sor ha! and a La Maximum temperature ________ 86° | IRSA A as 0 e technique of directing, he has | Minimum temper o 33 . o shaped the characterizations of the| Average EE armas E Myhen in mryan EX production into a whole that will de- | Rainfall. none. i + licht the critic as well as the man | es SF] Bex + who wants to be entertained. No go Lo 5 one has worked harder that Prof. | MONEY TO LOAN 1 At the New York Restaurant i Brackett. The scenery, the cast, and | | ieeeeeededededededededededededoobobobbuioie the direction of “The Arrival of | If interested address box 257,| LOST — Fountain pen, Shaeffer’s Kitty” would be a credit to any col- | Campus. | gold clasp, and: band 355 St lege. Its the treat of the season. | oy a X geet he tire Tianit 1& loss than two Fours, | A as only one minute will elapse be- | 5 tween acts. It’s a going concern. | BEGINNING APRIL 1 XX Nothing lags; nothing drags. It’s at £1 de Guion Hall tonight at 8:00 sharp. I will make only two deliveries daily on the Campus % Admission 50 cents, more commonly og Leaving my store promptly at 10 o'clock in the morning x known as four-bits. + and 4 o’clocy in the afternoon. We positively will make = THE BREED OF MEN % no deliveries other than these. 5 You talk of your breed of cattle, KX If my present delivery system is maintained we would ky And plan for a higher strain, | You double the food of the pasture, You heap up the measure of grain; You draw on the wits of the nation, To better the barn and the pen; But what are you doing, my brothers, To better the breed of men? You boast of Herefords, Or the worth of a calf or a colt, And scoff at the scrub and the mon- grel, —As worthy of fool or a dolt; You mention the points of your road- ster, With many | “when”, your Morgans and a “wherefore” and | But, are you conning, my brothers, | The worth of the children of men? The following students were con- fined to the hospital yesterday: T. J. Cockrell, B. C. Glaze, P. Huev, T. Johnston, R. D. Lawhon, D. | C. Mast, C. G. Myers, W, H. Me- Clelland, H. E. Rea, L. A. Wasson. — — WANTED — Student who has had experience in making bird skins. See —— Mr. Cahn, Biology Department, at | once. Nam FOUND — Fountain pen. the Publicity Office. Call at And what of your boy? Have you measured His needs for a growing year? - - - - | Does your mark as his sire, in his] features, Mean less than your brand on a steer? | Thoroughbred—that is your watch- word, | For <table and pasture and pen; | But what is your word for the home- stead? 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