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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1924)
etl LJ OFFICIAL NOTICES ABSENT STUDENTS The following students who were absent on the date specified below come under the follo ving paragraphs of the absence rule. (Office of the Commandant) April 11, 1924. (a) Cavitt, S. E. Duncan, G. O. Floyd, C. B. Gressett, M. A. Haynes, J. H. Langfcrd, J. D. Little, oJ. R. Luker, D. F. McCluney, J. G. Mast, C. A. Morris, O. D. Rice, M. W. Riviere, N. H. Ruhmann, E. P. Stern, R. L. Van Horn, R. M. Wood, C. R. .(b) "Barge, = B.=C. Sanguinet, E. Y. Stubbeman, A. W. C. C. TODD, Commandant. r—————l— | AGRICULTURAL SENIORS (official) One or two seniors graduating in June, who have had Botany and Zo- ology or Botany and Bacteriology may secure teaching positions with salary cf $1500 for 9 months service. Those interested will please call. O. M. BALL, Prof. Biology. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT “E” (Official) Those whose names appear in List 1, bulletin board No. 16, were report- ed April 1 as deficient in one sub- ject: those whose names appear in | List 2 were repcrted as deficient | in two subjects. Unless they see me before 3 p.m. today, they will be required to drop | | The M. H. JAMES DRUG | COMPANY —45 Phones 93— The Leading Druggists The Rexall Store Corner of Postoffice BRYAN. TEXAS | the picture show in the Assembly | | Hall tonight. The picture is a screen | | ice Tourneur. the subject (if any) set opposite their names. Every student should know in what subjects he is deficient, be- cause grades were posted about April 1 Special announcement cards have been mailed to those concerned. CHARLES PURYEAR, Dean. HEAD OF COLLEGE SOIL SURVEY COMPLETES FIELD WORK WICHITA COUNTY With the completion of the field work in the soil survey of Wichita county the past week by W. T. Car- ter, Jr., chief of the Division of Soil Survey, of the Agricultural Experi- ment Station of the College the work of the division has extended tc 193 counties of the state covering an area ' of 115,880,256 acres, of which 26,337,- 856 acres received a detailed survey, the remainder having been given a reconnoissance survey. Due to the variety of soils in East- ern Texas a reconnoissance survey is of little value and for that reason progress of soil survey in that section is much slower but in the western area where there are wide strerches of uniform soils a less detailed sur- vey issufficient at present and exten- sive work as has been done. Excepting . the Trans-Pecos region the entire western two thirds of the state, in- | cluding 134 counties is now surveyed in reconnoissance. Within this area several counties farther east will be surveyed in detail as rapidly as they can be reached Dr. B. Youngblood, director of the Experiment Station said in announcing the work already done. Mr. Carter will now turn his at- tention from Wichita county to field wcrk in Milam, Nacogdoches and Hi- dalgo counties. Publication of the map and reports of Wichita will be made by the Bureau of Soils of the United States Department of Agri- culture within the next few weeks. “TORMENT” WILL BE SHOWN IN ASSEMBLY HALL TONIGHT, “Torment,” a big First National production featuring Owen Moore and Bessie Love, will be the feature of version of William Dudley Pelley’s | story, personally directed by Maur- A good comedy and music by the orchestra will complete | the program. “The Shcoting of Dan Mc Grew” is the Saturday special at the Dixie to- | day. I BS Le re nner ss rie Mie HTT NUTT HTS) On with the Dance Also the “NEW TOGS” you will need to participate in the Annual R. V. Hop Ross Volunteers! We have the articles necessary to complete your uniform. White Shoes Shirts Stocks Gloves Those who anticipate the use of evening clothes should investi- gate their needs now, then use our unexcelled service in sup- plying them. T. K. LAWRENCE SEE THE NEW CORONA & at 41 Milner, L. B, Boone, Agt. 1 Te Ce Ce ate re I TE VISITING CARDS for COMMENCEMENT Wait for our agent to bring our samples your Commencement cards. He will have all styles at popular prices. We represent the largest en- graving house in the South. A. & M. PRESS Phone 93. before you buy eles une pure sUITIe LITT HTT HTT HITE HHH Tt Ee trres posisiettit trot SLIT HB THI oho
