The Baily Bulletin
WILLIAM BENNETT BIZZELL
President of the College
FRANK O. MARTIN
Publicity Secretary.
VADA TUCKER
Assistant.
LITTLE TALK AND
MUCH FOOD SERVED
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ing that it gave men confidence, en-
abled a number of men to really dis-
cover themselves, to recognize their
ability and to train that ability for |
great usefulness. He announced that |
spring football training would begin
within the next month and urged its
importance.
Coach House attributed the suc- |
cess of the schedule very largely to |
the interest and hard work of the
men who participated.
“Bull” Johnson said the way to!
measure up was to go out and do
as the Coach advised, do it grace-
fully and persistently, so that they
would be fitted to give Stewart a case
of gloom next fall.
“Silent” Miller grappled his sub-
ject of “Duty” with understanding.
He told the men that they showed |
a recognition of their duty in parti-
cipating in the league and making the |
success whch explained their pres- |
ence there as members of the win-
ning teams. .
Others present were Business Man-
ager James Sullivan, Track Coach
Anderson, Assistant Coach J. A.
Pierce, Captain Ralph L. Ware, As-
sistant Coach H. C. Dillingham, lo-
cal sports writers, coaches and man- |
agers of the student teams, and the
first and second all-battalion team se. ||
lecticns which were made on a basis
of the merit shown in competition.
The first team is as follows: Ends—
H. C. Bennett, Artillery; L. L. Pis-
tole, 1st Battalion; tackles— S. B.
Grissom, Air Service; W. H. Beutel,
Ist Battalion; guards—J. A. Finch-
um, Artillery; W. J. Octerbeck, 3rd
Battalion; center—J. B. Meitzen, 2nd |
Battalion; quarter —S. Putnam, 1st
Battalion; halves— R. H. Berry, 3rd
Battalion; J. V. Woodman, 1st Bat-
talicn: full—C .L. Stephens ,2nd Bat-!
talion. 3
Second team: ends—P. M. Price,
3rd Battalion; H. W. Townsend, 3cd |
Battalicn; tackles—B. Younger, 3rd!
Battalion; R. H. Barglebaugh, 2nd |
Battalion; guards—J. B. Batchler, 1st |
Battalion; R. E. Lanham, Cavalry; |
center—C. D. Watts, 1st Battalion;
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quarter—H. A. Smith, Air Service;
halves—F. W. Cooper, 1st Battalion;
A. A. Ward, Signal Corps; full— R.
L. Edgar, Signal Corps.
REV. BUTLER WILL GIVE
LECTURE ON PALESTINE
An illustrated address on Palestine
will be given at the services tomor- |
row night of the Presbyterian group, |
by the pastor. Illustrations will be |
plain and colored pictures that will
be thrown on the screen, to show |
scenes, costumes, and conditions in |
that Oriental country. All Campus |
people and students, whether members
of our group or not, are cordially in- |
vited.
CAMPBELL BUTLER,
Student Pastor.
PROFESSOR ASBURY WILL |
HOLD OPEN HOUSE SUNDAYS
From now on I will keep open house
to Campus and Bryan people on Sun-
day afternoons from 3:00 to 6:00
o’clock—particularly to groups of stu-
dents and family parties wishing to
see my pictures.
SAMUEL E. ASBURY.
FOR SALE: Remington portable
typewriters, cash or terms. See
Longley at 51 Milner.—132
HERMAN'S
OFFICER'S SHOES
ALL SIZES
NOW IN STOCK IN
CALF
OR
CORDOVAN
A i. WALDROP ®
COMPANY
BRY AN
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good condition.
ing Station.—132
WANTED TO BUY: One desk, type:
writer or flat. Phone Ex-students
headquarters, 211.—131 .
Oliver typewriter in
Apply at Akin Fill-
PHONE 266
BRYAN NURSERY & FLORAL CO.
For Cut Flowers, Pot Plants, Bulbs,
Fruit Trees and Ornaments.
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with one of the best stories of the
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“THE STRANGER’S BANQUET”
TODAY
stunt pictures, featuring
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