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NOTICE OF WATER SHORT-
AGE
(Official)
Serious trouble in our well
No. 4 has caused the present
water shortage. Every student,
resident and employee of the
College is requested to save in
the use of water in every way
possible. This must be done to
avoid the embarrasing situation
of being without water in case
of fire.
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W. B. BIZZELL,
President.
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ABSENT STUDENTS
(Official.)
The following students who were
absent on the date specified Lé ow
come under the following paragraphs
of the absence rule.
January 6, 1923
(a) Bright, E. W. be
Dodson, SS. B.:
Durst, L. H.
“Harrison, R. D.
Hays, C. D.
Hooper, M. R. fg Hi
Ingram, 4.°C. =; i TSR
Jones, A. M. mr
Karns, W. H. ;
Koenig, E. A.
'*, Mayfield; P. B..
Miller, T. CA.
Pinson, C. P.
Rankin, R. R.
Staats, C. G.
Styner, P.
Whatley, G. A.
White, P. M.
Sawyer, C. M.
(b) Waring, W. H.
Wilson, C. O.
Baker, T. H.
IKE ASHBURN,
Commandant,
REVIEW OF SPELLING
(Official)
For the benefit of students who
wish to raise the grade of D minus to
C in English for either term prior to
this college year, an oral spelling re-
view will be given at 1 p.m. on Sat-
urday, January 13, in room 212 Aca-
demic. This does not apply to stu-
dents deficient in spelling for the
first term, 1922-1923.
GO. SUMMEY, Jr.,
Professor of English.
lat the Mess hall.
BALLOT INFLUENCES
WILL BE DISCUSSED
Reaction Against Republican Party
and Ku Klux Klan will be Topics
Treated
The Social Science Seminar will hold
its first meeting of the new year to-
morrow evening beginning at 8 o’clok
in the physics building.
The subject for discussion will be,
An Analysis of the Recent Election.
Professor J. F. McDonald will discuss,
The Reaction Against the Republican
Party, and Professor J. B. Oliphint
will discuss, The Ku Klux Klan in Pol-
ities.
Open discussion by those in attend-
ance will follow after the preliminary
parts of the program. All interested
are cordially invited to attend.
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SERVICE CAR STOPS
(Official)
Effective today service cars will
stop only at the Y.M.C.A. and at the
flag pole. No service cars will drive
on streets north of the Main drive and
the Y, except in the case of dances
Service cars will
receive and discharge their passen-
gers at the Y or at the flag pole.
IKE ASHBURN
Commandant.
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‘DEBATING CLUB
There will be a regular meeting of
the Debating Club tomorrow night in
room 215 Main building. A lecture on
Parliamentary Law and Debating will
be given by Dr. Summey. Everyone
is invited.
EDDIE DAVIS, Sect.
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICE
In view of the change in adminis-
tration of the Presbyterian work on |
the campus by my acceptance of the
Y.M.C.A. secretaryship I urge all
campus Presbyterians to attend the
meeting this evening and join with
me in discussion of future plans.
W. H. MATTHWS, Pastor.
JUNIOR CLASS MEETING
There will be a meeting of the jun-
ior class immediately after dinner to-
day for the purpose of electing an edi-
tor-in-chief and business manager for
the Longhorn of ’24.
C. M. CLOSE, Chairman,
Senior Election Committee.
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