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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1924)
OFFICIAL NOTICES ABSENT STUDENTS The following students who were absent on the date specified below come under the following paragraphs of the absence rule. (Office of the Commandant) March 1, 1924. Beck, C. J. Black, A. R. Brennand, R. S. Cochran, G. O. Finks, J. E. Hurff, J. L. McKenzie, H. J. Moore, H. Morton, J. V. Mueller, I. A. Mills, L. R. Philips, W. L. Reese, L. V. Richards, H. L. Risinger, B. F. Robinson, B. A. Rollins, J. M. Russell, P. H. Shelton, J. H. Tompkins, J. D. Foehner, I. McCollum, J. L. Struwe, J. B. C..C.. TODD, Commandant. a E HOLIDAYS ANNOUNCED (a) (b) APRIL (Official) February 29, 1924. March 2nd falling on Sunday and April 21st on Monday; upon petition | of the students, the officials of the College have granted cessation of class work from retreat Thursday Ap- | ril 17th to eight o’clock Monday morn- ing April 21st. There will be no holi- day on April 21st. Cadets whose disciplinary records and scholastic records are satisfac- tory and who show authority from pa- rents or guardians may be permitted passes from retreat Thursday 17th until call to quarters Sunday 20th. Passes will not be granted earlier than this, neither will they be ex- tended later than this except under extreme emergency. C. C. TODD, Commandant. FOR SALE: Hyacinths, palms, ever- greens and all kinds of pot plants and cut flowers, cheap for cash. A Thom- sen, College Greenhouse.—130 Ea The man 210 Main Academic building and ex- change.—125 who took the wrong hat from the general conference in the | Mess hall please bring same to room S———— ———————— ' * * * * * * * * * * * '* NO OBSERVANCE OF INDEPENDENCE DAY | (official) Inasmuch as March 2 falls on Sunday this year, there will be no special observance of Indepen- dence Day. W. B. BIZZELL, President. * * * BE SRE CFE BNE INE TSE WL RE 5 * * * * * * * * % XX XX FX ¥ ¥ # VY x Night Mail Service Is Established by . College Postoffice Institution of night mail service, | up until 8:30 in the College Station | | Postoffice effective yesterday has ‘been announced by Miss Florence M. | Guyer, postmistress. This means that letters mailed at the Postoffice be- fore 8:30 in the evening will be tied , out for the night trains. Under the present system of col-| ' lections at the Faculty Exchange it | | will be necessary for mail to be posted | at the Postoffice instead of the Fa- culty Exchange after 4 o’clock to get in the night mail as 4 o’clock | “is the latest ccllection at the Faculty - Exchange. O. O. Henderson, post- | master in the Exchange stated yes- | terday ‘that “efforts were being made to have a 5 o'clock collection instituted and he hoped to announce such a service soon. The complete statement of Post- mistress Geyer regarding the new service is as follows: The College Station postoffice has been authorized to establish night service beginning March 1st. This will make possible the mailing of let- ters by patrons as late as 8:30 p. m. and insure their dispatch on the n‘ght trains. It is to be understood that this night service is to be used for (nly those letters which cannot be mailed during the day time, and excessive quantities AS USUAL We are prepared to show you all that is | NEW, CORRECT and DEPENDABLE in men’s clothing, shoes and fur- nishings. We believe in the merchandise we sell— that’s why we guarantee your satisfac- tion in every purchase mie here. Ladies silk hosiery in all the late popular shades. T. K. LAWRENCE e——— AGGIE RIFLE TEAM GETS TWO VICTORIES IN WEEK; THIRD IS NARROWLY MISSED The Aggie rifle team coached by Captain L. R. Besse won two inter- collegiate victories on the indoor rifle court the past week, according to mail report of comparative scores received here. The two victories were on Syracuse University of Syracuse, New York and the University of Il- linois at Champagne. A third match | with Kansas State Agricultural Col- lege was lost by the small margin of 21 points. The scores were 3624 and 3645. Two other matches will be shot next week, one with Oklahoma A. & M. EN A regular “Queen Quality” picture, one of Paramount’s big new season features, w'll be at the Dixie Mon- day and Tuesday— “The Marriage Makers’ with Agnes Ayres and Jack | Holt. from any one | Department should never be mailed after 5:00 p.m. with the expectation that they be dispatched that same night. Also, Sunday service has been ex- tended, so that letters mailed as late as 2:00 p.m. will be dispatched on the southbound H. & T. C. Night service on Sundays and holidays | same as week days. FLORENCE M. GEYER, Postmaster. etl — - Motor cars are now heated by hot | water radiators, connected with the engine, Ll} STUDENTS WANTED: Five good men wanted for summer work. Hard work, but good pay. See J. L. Moore, Jr., 78 Legett at once.—125 —128. BE —— TYPEWRITING WORK—of all kinds send to or call on R. H. Waters. 20 Beta.—125. etl el —e—. FOR SALE—Purebred Rhode Island Reds. A few cockerels. Baby chicks every week. R. F. Smith, call 71. -128 ete WHOLE MILK AND CREAM JERSEY HERD Phone 7, F. & B. DAIRY
