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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1920)
Friday, April 30, 1920. THE DAILY BULLETIN Published each morning, except Monday, by the Publicicy Department of the Agri- ealtural and Mechanical College of Texas. Oficial Publication of the College. Dis- tributed free to all students, instructors and Campus resiaents. Advertising rates fur- wished on application. Office: nr Room 113, first floor Academic Building WILLIAM BENNETT BIZZELL President of the College FRANK CC. MARTIN Secretary of Publicity THE HABIT OF GOOD READING (Ohio State Journal) Efforts to develop the habit of reading good books are being made by the state department of educa- tion. It is one of the lines of work put under way to interest the pub- lic, the present and the prospective teacher in the public schools. It ought to bring large results, because it produces so much of value and gives the reader so much of pleasure. There are good books obtainable at low cost and they contain a wealth of delightful entertainment and ed- ucational value. So many excellent judges have compiled lists of books for general reading that one needs make no mistake in selections. State Superintendent Pearson, who has found time each day in his busy life to read part of a book, says reading is an antidote for a disagree- able old age. It is his opinion that work in the schools ought to be so di- rected that it would provoke investi- gation of books, lead the boys and girls into intimate touch with the best authors and lay the foundations for a lifetime of reading. teacher who is familiar with gool literature and has an acquaintance with the standard authors, or some of them, has an advantage over the teacher who has missed that delight But, while teachers should read that TTT TTT TRTEITEITITITTATITW. a athe als atin abe ake ateaksakaakaak RTA MIM a ate als aha ahs ake akuak; | yy he 3 Se ie ar ard ot be Sara an rg 5 di Mr 2 Mr a aa og *O a Ma a A a a og Mr a Me Mr A a Mr Sa A Na Sar Sa ar aa aa ag boat >. - of : * > s » st oe > 1 RS RS oe - oe £3 [ : nN L Y > x nN bi of *«* ole bi 4 s .e bi 48 H pod » . bs + he > + 3 > od 3 * -e pe : 5 R2 oe 3 : oe hd b oe " * ole 3 * bd YY of oe 3 + | M oo > os ole - oe os : 3 * od Ld * * oe T * "gr 34 ¥ of | * * ot > : > rd Ad oo oh 3 le oe 4 * le > ad Ss * RG RS : oe Ld 3 oo ed oo * * -. > > 3 oe bod * ge ho - od : 7 to : * + mon ar 2 : * ole he'd 3 * ole oe * oe "od * * + i h half d 3 + - i Sixes one-fourth, one-half, and one pound. & + * ole Ed 3 0 20 40 : T 10c. Cc. Cc. & 3 3 ole oe 4 * oe - 2 : 3 > Received Fresh Every Thursday. “ oe or : * KN or : * oe or *, oe 2 oe RN oe : * Bg "od po AGENT % * ole > of * oe or * ES op oe de i 3 S rakaatk Le Teele oh oh ofoefeet Le oe oh o LW J Le RJ 2. J Seataateateateatastaskeateaheske ake ake ake akeataakeakoakeateakead Leek LeeteectoeToeteed falas Sars 's ars e's Sr Sar Sars Cue) a A A A Mt A A a A A A A A A a A Nr Mr Mr ir ae’ Foofeslesiosiociectocte That | a | | - * . -e ENROLLMENT AT A. AND M. teach, reading should be one of the daily occupations of every man and woman in the state. available, good books are plentiful. There are delightful hours if you will but use the opportunities at hand. BEST ATHLETES IN HIGH SCHOOLS WILL COME HERE (Continued from Page 1) Wheatland High School—Eugene Vivarett. . Other schools to be represented are: MecKinner High School, Terrill Training School (Dallas), Allen Academy (Bryan), Ferris High School, Houston High School, Breck- enridge High School (San Antonio) Main Avenue High School (San An- tonio), Ball High School (Galves- ton), Greenville High School, Brownsville High School, Beaumont Hich School, Port Arthur High School, Kyle High School, Henderson High School, Bremond High School, Coleman High School. Contestants will arrive in College Friday evening, April 30th, in time to see the Rice Institute-A. and M. track and field meet. Those unabie to arrive Friday evening will get in on the night trains, Friday night. The following College people have been requested to and M. Interscholastic Track and Field Meet, May 1st, in the capac- quested to be at Kyle Field at 9:25 a. m., Saturday, May 1st: % COLLEGE UP TO NOON I i YESTERDAY + Xf + po oo % 1811 ¥ Eg SOREAE J 20 J Aa J J I 30 20 0 2 J 1 a 0 a a aac aa nd they might be better equipped to Libraries are | serve in the A. ities as below specified and are re-| IERIE ALL SIZES IN STOCK KHAKI SHIRTS, Lace or Button Bottom. | 35 foofoofsefocoofrefocfoofrafeetoedoafeeteofoafrefoooofrefeofoods Referee and Starter, W. Kraft. Assistant Starter, H. J. Jonas. Clerk of Course, J. C. Clutter. Assistant Clerk, A. B. Knicker- bocker. Manager, W. L. Driver. Assistant Manager, P. F. Fox. Clerk of Jumps, J. F. Mahan. Clerk of Weights, J. T. McNew. Timers, L. R. Hugon, S. Sanders, O. H. Frazier, H. Cassiday. Judge of Finish, W. M. Denny, W. |C. Weir, M. M. Works, J. O. Mor- | gan, A. C. Love, L. G. Jones. Scorer, E. E. McQuillen. | Assistant Scorer, B. Eubank. | Clerk of Hurdles, L. S. Keen. | die, C. F. Scudder, R. J. Ehlert, D. | | V. Shuhart, J. A. Pierce. Judge of Jumps, D. D. |M. P. Mims, C. N. Hailey, R. C. Har- ris, J. M. Reynolds, W. C. Barmore. Head Inspector, Scott Alexander. Inspectors, A. S. Vandervoort, G. | H. Hartung, E. C. Ward, T. E. Riggs. Announcer, “Catfish” Goodman. | Assistant Announcers, B. J. Gar- | ritty Pinckney Price, “Red” | Thompson. Head Marshal, E. S. Wilson. a... fFHph=”’ ER ha ]>o)| | IMPORTANT MEETING OF A very important meeting of the | | Texas Branch of the American So- | ciety of Agronomy will be held in | Room 314, Administration Bldg., to- [night at 7 o’clock. Members are urged to .be present | as important business matters will be | discussed. Visitors are cordially in- |vited and particularly all faculty | members and students interested in | Agronomy. EERE el bY Jas ON THE SICK LIST fined to the hospital yesterday: K. M. Carter, J. J. Dietrich, G. M. Garrett, T. Johnson, W. A. Mont- gomery, C. A. Luckett, W. D. Seales, F. G. Stiegler, H. Schwartze. SEES LD WANTED — One army bedding roll with or without blankets. Apply to Room 111 Bizzell. Honorary Referees, W. B. Bizzell, | E. J. Kyle. | Judge of Weights, O. D. Dinwid- | Steele, | & Custodian of Medals, W. J. Young. | THE AGRONOMY SOCIETY | The following students were con. | | I KHAKI BREECHES. R.O.T.C. INSIGNIA. | Herman’s Army Shoes. A. M. WALDROP & CO. A RE A RNa YOU WILL BE PLEASED With the Way We Do Things PARK THE JEWELER Post Office Block, Bryan o eofocferiocdociodforfocfocdeciosdoferods Been at it forty years and know how. Fountain Pens repaired and adjusted. food foiredosiocionianiosdocfocfaniastociofortciaciociorforianiosdofoforisd ORDER BROILERS THURSDAY Broilers may be secured at the | Feeding and Breeding Station on Saturday, May 1st, between two and | four o’clock. Orders must be plac- | ed before Thursday night. Price 55¢ | per pound. Phone 87-R 3. | ett eer te eee | Everyone is availing themselves | of FINN’S FILM SERVICE, because | it means speedier and superior work. Run by students, work done by one of 15 years experience in the photo- graph business. | , Gosfofolocfofoefoeiefocioairaireinafodococococdochosfocdofofoded | - 5 A BUSY SPOT } | in + A BUSY TOWN '% Gunter Hotel San Antonio 4 Internationally Known ocfedendasfosfoconfuadestosontunfosdesecfunfosfosf fonforfofofordooe : JAS. W. JAMES i Real Estate : PHONES 45 & 498 I | 3 When in Bryan 3 | 3 3 i EAT k) + E At the New York Restaurant p | chefoefradosfosfocfosonfrafosiosfostocertantenfocfocfocfoenfentoofocfore [PC JUE JC JC JOE JU JOE J0 JOR SUR JR J J. CIR) | sessed doled oo i School Supplies.. This store carrid; a com- plete stock of school sup- plies and we can please the most critical purchaser. HASWELL’S BOOK STORE Phone 14 Bryan i x \ SAAR AE |
