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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1920)
Management; M, E. BY iS GARE CII AT Sade Er NC Er a NL OE 0 4 Tuesday, May 18, 1920. OFFICIAL NOTICES ABSENT STUDENTS (Official Notice from the Office of Ike B Ashburn, Commandant.) The following students who were absent on the date specified below come under the following paragraphs of the absence rule: May 17, 1920. (a) Bossy, H. G. Lewalling, J. W. Figari, Geo. Johnson, T. Morris, T. A. Vanderburg, J. E. Williams, T. U. Williams, W. C. Alsmeyer, H. L. Dunn, H. ARG TN SANS DEFICIENCY EXAMINATIONS FOR SECOND TERM MAY 26 AND 27 {Official Notice from tne Office of Charles E. Friley, Registrar.) Students expecting to take “D” examinations will report on the day and hour indicated below to the proper department. In case of con- flict consult the Registrar. (b) CONTRIBUTIONS ASKED FOR A CAMPAIGN FUND Money is Needed to Arouse Public to Necessity of Voting For Edu- cational Amendment Attention has been called to the fact that the A. and M. College is the only state school whose faculty, so far, has made no contribution to the campaign for the educational amend- ment to be voted on next November. Members of the faculties of state institutions have- been requested to contribute $1.00 each and most of them have responded. It is earnestly hoped members of ithe teaching staff and other officers of the college will without delay, call at the Publicity office and give a dol- lar to help defray the expenses of this important campaign. W. B. Bizzell o.oo ini Gi $1.00 Chas, ‘Puryear i&eo sulla 1.00 CoP Fountain: Joc oascbasss 1.00 Ike Ashburn So. ohananaild 1.00 W.-W. Smith Sola ani Le 1.00 Ju iRi Meee co iaig sie ond 1.00 We lA Baice orate ana 1.00 B.Shisa Qs Tair nr ee 1.00 HOUSTON HIGH SCHOOL BOYS INTERESTED IN AGRICULTURE May 26 a 3 3 8 a.m. Az BEd; Avch; Math; AND ENGINEERING IN A. AND M. (except Math. 104); T a x Sa : 10 a. m. Ag. Epg:; Cy E.; Mil.| At the request of the Y. M. C. A., Sci. Registrar Charles E. Friley and Pro- Lp om. Agronomy; Draw.; Phys-| fessor Roy M. Green of the Highway ics. Engineering Department, . spent 3 p. m. A. H.; Econ.; Entomol- |mpyrsday and Friday of last week in ogy- Houston conferring with High school May 27 ~ |students who had expressed a desire 8 a. m. Biology; E. E.; Math. |, study agriculture and engineering. 104; Vet. Anat.; Vet. Med.; Vet. im. Houston Y. M. C. A. has been Path.; Vet. Phar. and Phys. 10 a. m. Chemistry; History; Modern Language. 1 p. m. D. H.; Horticulture Forestry; ; Farm conducting a “Find yourself’ cam- paign among the high school boys who are members of the organiza- tion, for the purpose of assisting the Headquarters Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas Units of the Senior Division of The United States Corps (Department of Military "tion, Texas. 4 ORDERS NO. Reserve Officers Training Science and Tactics), College Sta- 79 May 17, 1920. 1. The following are the names and scores of the cadets who tried out for a place on the R. O. T. C. Rifle Team to compete in the compe- tition with other units in this Department. The team consists of the first er 'y, R. C., for team captain. ten men, substitutes, numbers 11 and 12. Slow Fire Rapid Fire aE 200 300 Total 200 300 Total Aggre. 1. ‘Mowery, ‘R: Cialis 435 "45 88 46 48 94 132 2. Robinson, E. Ii __._- 41 44 85 47 46 93 178 3. “Hall, H. Li. as vo44 11 85 48 43 91 175 4. Webster, D. H. -... 44° 40 3 84 47 41 88 172 5." Murray, W. B. wv... . 3%7..:45 "82 44°45 89 171 526. i Seelke, A. GQ. Sioa 45 39 84 44 ..48" 87 171 Ro obritton, J. 1. oils 44 © 39 83 45°39 84 167 8. Holzapfrel, R. 0. __._45 41 86 45° 36 81 167 9. ‘Franke, N. Li. ao_..: 37 42 79 46 40 86 165 10.5 Fuchs; J. i nn ii RE 79 45 40 85 164 11. Park, A. LL. oil ies 38 "30 77 40 43 83. 1860 12. Matthews, H. R.o220%44 39 83 36 41: OTT 160 ‘13. Walker, W. W. _..__. 41 34 75 41554] 82 157 14. White, W. B. _...__. ‘839 38 77 38 38 76 153 . Bartholomew, R. O.. 43 = 37 80 32 36 68 148 16. Griffin, Wi. B. iia gf 37 27 64 38: 37 75 139 78 Hal, oR, Wise ne IST N28 65 39 “30 69° 134 Parka Fiili-oe iodais 41. 33 X49! 37 9 46 1254 2. Immediately upon Weitg selected, the team elected Cadet Mow- 3. It is desired to express wpprecintion of the competitors as will the targets in the trial. 7 SG AR Py AN 7: Robert Ww. a “as of the Department, and to the Freshmen who voluntarily operated Without their assistance it would have been difficult to have seompleted the try out. vy order of Captain Muller. Wilson, Ist Lieut. F. Ay 2A S. A, Sdjsteh y a a 2 a a J 0 J J J 7 J J i a 2 Adults 30 Cents. : boys in making a definite and intel- ligent choice of professions. About one hundred boys had ex- pressed interest in agriculture and engineering and a 15 minute per- sonal conference was held with each boy, in which the purposes and ben- efits of such work were fully ex- plained. The results of the confer- ences were highly satisfactory to | everyone concerned and it is the plan of the Y. M. C. A. in coopera- tion with the colleges of the state to make the “Find yourself” cam- paign a state-wide affair in the fu- ture. ~~ — COMMENCEMENT NOTICE i “— The commencement committee wishes the co-operation of both the College officials and students in mak- ing Monday morning worth while ‘to the visitors to the College during commencement exercises. To this end the following definite requests are made by Dr. F. B. Clark, chair- man of the entertainment com- mittee: 1. That a notation of all demon- strations be handed to Geo. Long in Publicity office by Wednesday night. On the basis of information thus se- eured an itinerary will be arranged by Mr. Long. This information can be secured only from heads of de- partments charge. : 2. All students who are expect- ing guests are requestefl to hand to Mr. Long a statement showing the number of guests expected, so that it may be determined how many cars will be necessary to carry the crowd. or other persons in CIB TRE er. IC 30 JE RE MAE JE A AE Mat Mt Mt AC 2A MAC Mt M02 MC MAC MAC Mt Mbt 20 Yt 3 ~The cars will form a line along the QUEE TO-DAY Did You Ever See a Bathing Suit Made of Moonbeams and Midnight Witcheries? CONSTANCE TALMADGE Wears One in Her Saucy Nice Little Comedy TWO WEEKS See it Sure—It's a Merry Treat. TOMORROW and THURSDAY TOM MIX IN “CYCLONE” Dixie Today—Corinne Griffith in a Peach “THE GARTER GIRL” V. 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