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¢ THE DAILY BULLETIN 2 Rh Review extraordinaire, fittingly de- children under seven vears of age. A tui- of trained supervisor, thoroughly familiar VOL. IV COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS, THURSDAY, JAN: 6,1921. NO. 81. REVUE TO BE STAGED BY THE A. & M. BAND Pep and Variety to Characterize Vaudeville Program Monday Night ’ scribes the propram to be staged Monday night Jan. 10 at Guion hall under the aus- pices of the A. & M. Military Band. A program full of ‘‘pep’’, varied and with appealing numbers is being prepared for this event. Funds derived from the sale of tichets will be used to meet the deficit which resulted from the tour of the band last spring. Expenses were made at every town played on that tour with the excep- tion of College Station and Bryan. There will be music by a saxophone oc- tette, songs by Miss Martha Goodwin of Bryan, Miss Beulah Cook of Navasota and Miss Nova Lovell of College. Prof-G:A. Geist will give a chalk talk; Red Thomp- son will give a monologue; Masuda ap- pears in jiujitsu and gymnasti¢ exercises; Clayton will offer a cornet solo and there will be two big comedy events. Jazz and life will be the prime features of this program, Get your tickets early. KINDERGARTEN CLASS TO BE STARTED ON CAMPUS A kindergarten class is to be opened by Mis. C. A. Medbery at the Shirley Hotel Annex, for children too young to enter school. The class will be conducted at Room 14 of the Shirley Annex from 9 un- til 12 every morning and will be open to tion fee of $1.50 per week will be charged. - Mrs. Medbery who is to have charge of this work is well trained in every phase of child life, being a graduate of the Calvert school in Baltimore Maine. She is also a graduate nurse and has thorough under- standing of children, having just closed a class of 26 pupils in San Antonio to come. _to College Station. The class will be started only with a minimum of 16 pupils. KINDERGARDEN CLASS in charge with every phase of child training, 9 to 12 a. m. Tuition $1.50 per week. See Mrs. | Official Notices. NOTICE, M: S.201. Headquarters A. & M: College of Texas Units of the Senior Division of the U. S. R. O. T. C., Department of M. 8S. & T., College Station, Texas. All sophomores in M. S. 201 will bring theme paper, form A, at regular Theory periods this week. Capt. Tuttle. Official Notice Sixty additional copies of the ‘‘Red Guidon’’ have been received by the Prof. of Military Science and Tactics. Copies may be obtained by members of the Field Artilery Unit who have not already receiv- ed them; upon application “at: Room: 6, Military Science Bldg. L. R. DOUGHERTY, Major, F. A.,, P. M. S. & T. ONE DAY ONLY FOR THE R. 0. T. C. SALARY CHECKS All advance course R. O. T. C. students are advised that hereafter there will be but ONE pay day every ‘three months. All checks not called for at the hour specified will be returned to the Zone Finance Offl- cer. This is made necessary due to orders re- ceived from Zone Finance Officer, 8th Corps area. Watch for date and hour of pay day: STUDENTS SHOULD PAY ALL NOTES AT ONCE (Official): Students having unpaid notes will call at the Business Manager’s office at once. WwW. WIPPRECHT, Business Manager. HEADS OF DEAPRTMENTS (Official) All fire extinguishers in department buildings, classrooms. and laboratories should be examined. Charges should be renewed at least: once a year. If extin- guishers are sent to the Carpenter Shop new charges will be provided without cost. Extinguishers should be taged show- ing date last filled, dept. and room no. Walter W. Kraft, DRAMATIC.CLUB WILL OPEN SEASON JAN. 14 First Play of The Organization Will be Given in Guion Hall Next Wednesday An extremely witty production will be the opening event to be presented by the A. & M. Dramatic Club in: Guion Hall Friday evening Jan. 14. Prof. R. D. Brackett director of the club has been hard at work witha picked cast for the past few weeks and this initial play is expected to be an index to succeeding successes that will follow during the com- ing months. The club has a membership of over ninety this year and is starting the season with a snap that is characteristic of this live “organization. Everyone remembers the successful presentation of ‘‘The Arri- val of Kitty’ last year and the club intends to more than duplicate that success in sev- eral popular plays to be given throughout the year. Y SERVICES TONIGHT The Y is starting the new year right by promising a very interesting. program. for the services in the Y chapel tonight after supper. Rev. W. H. Matthews the new Presby- terian student pastor will deliver a 20 min- ute address. Special music has been pro- vided for and every interested man may start right by coming out. Make it a point not to miss a meeting during the rest of the session. RECORD OF DICIPLINE Following is a statement of discipline as reported to Pres. Bizzell by lke Ashburn commandant: No. of students having over 50 demerits, 48 (£3 6s [RX [3 7} [3 3 6 sie €or 100: 4° 4 ‘ . ¢ no demerits at settlement - = » » - 403 No. of students that have never received demerits - - - - - 172 Lost: Red leather brief case between Extension Building and Bryan. Finder leave at Commandant’s office and receive reward. A. L. (Whisky) Smith. 81 Lost-- On Campus Dec. 31, pair ladies black kid gloves with white stitching on back. Return to publicity office for re- ward. C. A. Medbery, Room 14 Shirley Annex. § Supt. Bldgs. & College Utilities.
