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ABSENT STUDENTS.
(Official.)
The following students who were
absent on the date specified below
come under the following paragraphs
of the absence rule:
April 11, 1922.
{a) Aubin, C. T.
Billingsley, B. C.
Caldwell, W. H.
Coleman, T. C.
Davis, C.: C.
Drake, R. S.
Dunman, S. W.
Gibson, A. N.
Govea, H.
Green, S. M.
Harrell, W. H.
Heerling, F. C.
Haywood, T. S.
Howdeshell, A. D.
Johnson, A.
Lewis, M. D.
Lindsey, G. A.
McDonald, R.
Morey, A. P.
Morgan, J. E.
Morris, A. B.
Morton, F.
Muntzer, F. W.
Smith, L. A.
Waters, R. H.
Brown, E. A.
Naschke, B. B.
Taylor, A. C.
IKE ASHBURN,
Commandant.
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TICKETS FOR AGGIE-TEXAS
GAMES GO ON SALE TODAY
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(Official.) :
Box and reserved seat tickets for
the baseball games between the Tex-
as Aggies and the University of Tex-
as, which will be played at Kyle Field
Friday and Saturday, will be put on
sale at the office of the Department
of Athletic Training today. Get
good reserved seats and enjoy the
game.
JAMES SULLIVAN,
Bus. Mgr. of Athletics.
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ASSIGNMENT SECTIONS 101,
102 ANIMAL PARASITES 306
(Official.) :
Laboratory sections in Animal Par-
asites 306, sections 101 and 102, wiil
meet in room 318, Main building at
2:00 o’clock this afternoon to see a
film concerning screw worms. Ar-
rangements have been made for the |;
attendance of men in section 101.
Any one desiring to -see this film is
welcome to attend,
THERON REMY,
Asst. Prof. Entomology.
CANDIDATES FOR Y CABINET
OFFICERS NEXT YEAR NAMED
(Official.)
The candidates for officers in the
Y cabinet of ’23 have been carefully
selected by the nominating commit-|
tee, and have been balloted upon by
the present cabinet. Every student
is urged to cast a decision in this
important event. The following men
have been chosen:
President—
O. F. REYNAUD
A. L. PARKE.
Vice-Presicent—
L. H. DOUTHITT
L. PLUNKETT.
Treasurer—
L. W. LITTLEJOHN
C. E. OLSEN.
Recorder—
W. D. SEALS
J. A. ALBRITTON.
Committee.
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BRAZOS UNION LODGE.
Meeting of Brazos Union Lodge,
Masonic Temple, Bryan, tonight at
7:20. Work in F. C. Degree. Visit-
ng brethern welcome.
ROY HUDSPETH, W. M.
G. A. LONG, Secretary.
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JUST ARCUND
And Tomorrow a Rare, Happy Hour. Awaits You
By Fannie Hurst, the Author of “Humoresque”
IT’ T00 GOOD TO MISS
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DALLAS CLUB ADDS NEW
RECORDS TO LIBRARY AT Y
The following named records have
been added to the Victrola Record li-
brary by the Dallas A. and M. Moth-
ers’ Club, and can be checked from
the Y. M. C. A. office for one week:
Moon River.
Three O’clock in the Morning.
I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles.
Yearning, medley fox-trot.
Yellow Dog Blues.
Little Mother of Mine.
Mickey.
Kisses. :
Lola Li (Hawaiian fox-trot)
Angel. Child.
Blushes.
LaL.aWaNa Lullaby.
Rio Nights.
Georgia Rose.
The Shiek of Araby.
Have You Forgotten.
Second Hand Rose.
Mandy ’'N Me.
I Want My Mammy.
Say, Persianna, Say. °
I’ve Got the Blues.
Roamin’ in the Gloamin’.
Rose Nightingale.
Tip-Top Medley.
DON’T LET YOUR KODAK
REMAIN IDLE ALWAYS
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We finish kodak pictures every
day. Bring them in to-day, get them
| tomorrow. The work will satisfy you.
COLLEGE STUDIO. —157
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