The Daily Bulletin
Published each morning, except Monday,
by the Publicity Department of the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College of Texas. Of-
ficial Publication of the College. Distributed
free to all students, instructors and Campus
residents. Advertising rates furnishea on
application.
Office:
Room 1138 1st floor Academic Building.
WILLIAM BENNETT BIZZELL,
: President of the College.
FRANK O. MARTIN,
Publicity Secretary.
VADA TUCKER,
Assistant.
Moore, Harvard; W. W. Roper, Prince-
ton; Dr. H. L. Williams, Minnesota;
Paul L. Dashiel, Annapolis (Navy);
Carl Williams, Penn.; D. X. Bible,
Texas A. and M.; Dr. C. W. Savage,
Oberlin, and Andy Smith, California,
comprise the committee.
Bible’s appointment came as a rec-
ognition of his splendid work in foot-
ball and his qualities as a gentleman
and leader of men. He is recognized
as the peer of coaches in the South-
west.
D. X. Bible came to A. and M. as
head coach in 1917. That year the
Aggies were undefeated and unscored
on, winning the Southwestern cham-
pionship. In 1918 he was in the
United States army in France, re-
turning after his discharge to assume
the leadership of the Aggies in 1919.
That year A. and M. again was un-
defeated and unscored on and won the
Southwestern flag. In 1920 A. and M.
was unscored on and undefeated until
the Thanksgiving game in Austin with
Texas University when the Aggies
were defeated 7 to 3.
In the season just closing A. and
M. lost but one game, to L. S. U., and
was generally rated as Southwestern
champions. Her brilliant victory over
Centre established her championship
claims.
Appointments on advisory commit-
tees, one representative to each dis-
trict, were as follows, in the seventh
district: Association football, Frank
Bridges, Baylor; Swimming, P. H. Ar-
buckle, Rice; Basketball, L. T. Bell-
mont, University of Texas; Track, B.
G. Owens, University of Oklahoma;
Wrestling, E. C. Gallagher, Oklahoma
A. and M. There is no advisory com-
mittee for football.
Major Ashburn was reelected as
district representative for the seventh
district.
orem ret Bere.
Another thing we have wondered
over is whether a Bachelor of Art
loves children.—Dallas News.
“Texas Aggies Champions
Of South 1921’ ‘Painted
On The HCilitary Walk
In order that any and all passers,
pedestrians or equestrians on the
main street of College Station may
be reminded of the honor that has
been brought to this institution by
the 1921 football team and so that
the column of cadets at meal time
may not momentarily forgetful of
the honor that hey hold by cogitat-
ing the repast that awaits them in
Shisa Hall as they are lined up three
times a day to march to meals the
military walk has been very artisti-
cally painted with the words “Texas
Aggies Champions of the South
1921.”
The plan was the conception
“Benny” Garrity, yell leader and th2
execution of the plan was carried
out under his direction after permi:-
sion had been given by Major Ash-
burn.
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ALABAMANS WILL
VISIT HERE TODY
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outline in brief detail the work of
these divisions.
It is known that one of the chicf
matters of interest to the members
of the party is the Texas Farm Bu-
reau and T. O. Walton, director of
the Extension Service will be called
on to tell the party what the College
is doing to support the Farm Bureau
in Texas.
Mr. Walton was in Dallas yester-
day but was expected to arrive here
this morning.
Members of the visiting party will
be called on for expressions and per-
mited to ask questions about the work
of the College.
Following the meeting they will he
taken for a trip. of isspection over
the College grounds and buildings.
At noon they will be served lunch-
eon in the Mess Hall and in the af-
ternoon the inspection trip will be
resumed.
It is expected that the party will
leave College Station at 3:15 but
may remain over until tonight.
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LOST: —Polyphase duplex slide
rule, initials W. W. W. on leather.
case. Return to 40 Mitchell for re-
ward. —77
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FOR SALE: We have one uniforin
uncalled for. A. M. Waldrop & Co.,
Bryan. 6
Complete
Stock . .
Regulation
A. & M.
Uniform
Goods ..
A. M. WALDROP & C0.
BRYAN
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DR. TANQUARY HONORED BY
AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC ASS’N
Dr. Maurice C. Tanquary, entom-
ologist, and Dr. J. L. Lush, animal
husbandman, Experiment Station of
the College have returned from Tor-
onto, Canada, where they attendel
the annual meeting of the American
Association for the Advancement of
Science which was held there on
December 27 to 31 inclusive.
Dr. Tanquary was elected presi
dent of the Agricultural section and
was made fourth vice-president of
the Association of Economic Ento-
mologists which is a subsidiary or-
ganization of the American Associa-
tion.
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