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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1922)
The Dailp 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 furnished on application. Office: Room 118 1st floor Academic Building. WILLIAM BENNETT BIZZELL, President of the College. FRANK O. MARTIN, Publicity Secretary. VAPA TUCKER, Assistant. Congratulations Are Received From All Parts of Country] President Bizzell on his return to his office last Saturday morning af- ter several days absence, found his mail filled with letters and telegrams from influential friends, in this and other states, congratulating the Col- lege on its wonderful football victory over Centre College. A few extracts from these letters and telegrams will indicate the widespread interest that the game attracted and the cordiality of the greetings from the friends of the College. Thomas J. Martin, Chief of Police, San Antonio, writes Dr. Bizzell as follows: “While you were preying on the “prayin’ Colonels,” I was praying for your victory. You stand out as a Gibraltar in the football world. I predicted your victory because, hav- ing been a freshman once at A. and M. I know the spirit that the men have. “All Texas is proud of you! ‘HOUSTON POST 75¢ a Month. BAILY AND SUNDAY COPIES 5 CENTS In front of Mess Hall Every Morning. ‘ College. ' you upon the splendid victory of your team. land the College have every right to . be proud.” “A happy New Year to the ‘gang’ and say to them, when they come to San Antonio to report to me.” Colonel F. J. Morrow of the General Staff of the United States Army, in charge of R. O. T. C. activities, writes to President Bizzell as follows: “I have read with much pleasure the account of the football match be- tween the Texas A. and M. and Centre Permit me to congratulate It is an achievement that you A letter signed by Colonel A. S. Williams, Regional Officer in charge of R. O. T. C. activities in the Eighth Corps Area, reads as follows: “Have just learned through the morning papers that Texas A. and M. defeated Centre College at Dallas yes- terday. It was magnificent and I wish to extend my congratulations to you, the team and the institution.” A telegram signed by Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Lacy of Waco, to Dr. and Mrs. Bizzell, reads as follows: “Congratulations. Today’s victory confirms our belief that we have the best team in the United States.” A telegram to President Bizzell signed by Dr. J. B. Eskridge, Presi- dent, Dr. M. A. Beeson, Dean of the School of Agriculture, and Mr. M. J. Otey, Treasurer, of the Oklahoma A. and M. College, reads as follows: “Congratulations on victory over Centre.” Dr. Charles A. Lory, President of the Colorado Agricultural College wires President Bizzell as follows: “Congratulations. “Texas Aggies brought honor to every Agricultural College in the nation through the prowess of your football team. ge ole Ae of of de oe oe of of Te oT Re oF * COLONEL WILLIAMS *e WILL ARRIVE TODAY * OT A \/ ne »* Lieut. Col. A. S. Williams, de -In., U.S. Army, Officer in #e charge of -R. 0. T. C. affairs, * ** Eighth Corps Area, will arrive # at College from Fort Sam Houston, this afternoon to * spend several days in an in- * gpection of the Military De % partment and the Corps of * Cadets. 4 Se oe le oe ode ole le ode oe oe of oe oe ole oe of COSMOPCLITAN CLUB TO HOLD MEETING TONIGHT \/ iN The Cosmopolitan Club will hold a meeting at 7::30 tonight. All for- eign students are requested to he present and campus residents are cordially invited to attend. Complete Stock . . Regulation A. & M. Uniform Goods .. A. M. WALDROP & C0. BRYAN CAMPUS STUDY CLUB WILL MEET TODAY There will be a regular meeting of the Campus Study Club this after- noon at 3:00 o’clock in the parlors of the Y. M..C. A. PARENT TEACHERS’ ASS’N. MEETING ON THURSDAY —— The Parent Teachers’ Association of the A. and M. Consolidated Rural school will meet Thursday afternoo at 4 o’clock in the school building. Members are reminded to brine their contributions to the Russian Relief fund as it is desired to for- ward them as soon as possible. 54> VN NEW YEAR § [IMULATOR Best $5.00 Reg. Wool Shirt $3.50 Best $3.50 Reg. Poplin AVA Shirt... i ie... 2.50 Best $2.50 Reg. Khaki Shirt ; $1.95 Best $5.00 Cordnros, Pages ...0.... 405 $3.95 Best $4.50 Corduroy Pants |. ........ 5% $3.50 Best /$6.50 Raincoat... ... $4.95 Best/ $8.50 Raincoat ..... $6.95 Best $1.50 Silkknit Ties .. Best 75¢ silk and knit ties Best $7.50 A. & M. Shoe .$5.95 Best $4.50 A. & M. Shoe .$2.95 GIBBS & HARE OROROROZOROR ROO OIOLOROROROI OOS OLOZOR
