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Tr OFFICIAL NOTICES A CORRECTION . (official) The dates on which classes are to be suspended next week will be April 17, 18 not April 16, 17 as published erroneously in The Bulletin of April 5. On April 21 classes will be mat according to the regular schedule. CHARLES PURYEAR, Dean. lili EXCUSED AT 3:30 P. M. (official) Under Par. 61 of the College Regu- lations the following are excused from classes today at 3:30 p. m. Baker, S. J. Bauknight, J. M. Bell, L. C. Braselton, John Bryant, A. C. Craig, C. L. Johnson, J. D. Kishi, T. Koerth, G. E. Meador, J. R. Montgomery, W. B. Rogers, H. L. Royder, T. H. Tucker, H. H. Williams, Jack The entire student body is excuse: at 4:00 p. m. CHARLES PURYEAR Dear. Election of Yell Leader And Battalion Staff Nominations are now in order for Yell Leader and Battalion Staff for the coming year All nominations must be signed by twenty-five (25) men, and turred over to the committee by mid-night Wednesday, April 3. The election will be held in the ro- tunda of the Main building ALL DAY WEDNESDAY, 8th. EVERYONE SHOULD VOTE. 0. C. ANDERSON, Chairman, Election Committee. —_——— ABSENT STUDENTS. (official) The following students who were absent on the date specified below come under the following paragraphs] of the absence rule: April 6, 1925. (a) Adair, C. G. Allen, E. J. Bayless, R. E. Boyt, E. V. Bret, P. E. Campbell, R. M. Chapin, A. V. Dickey, C. A. Edmundson, J. S. Fagg, L. Ford, J. F. Frachiseur, E. R. Franklin, C. S. Gerbens, H. B. Guelfi, P. Harris, A. T. Kennington, C. B. Kesler, R. D. Jensen, J. G. Krenek, W. Kunitz, M. R. Lawrence, R. F. McGraw, L. G. McGehee, C. D. Mann, D. T. Matthews, T. L. Miller, T. L. Mills, R. V. Moore, J. L. Morgan, C. M. Munson, G. P. Orr, J. E. Owen, R. K. Pate, W. C. Perdue, L. P. Perry, W. L. Patton, O. Speed, C. D. Stuermer, H. J. Tatum, R. B. / Thurmord, R. H. Tickle, H. F. Townsend, F. H. Young, L. J. (b) Furneaux, J. L. Garry, M. B. Van Wart, C. E. Wilson, Ray W. C. C. TODD, Commandant. Professor Scoates Pleased with Meet At Washington D. C. Consultation of the heads of agri- cultural engineering departments of Land-Grant Colleges with the officials of the agricultural engineerirg divis- ion of the United States Department of Agriculture brought about understanding on several problems which will lead to more valuable ceo- operation between the state depart- ments and the federal bureau, accord- ing to Professor D. Scoates who has returned from the conference held in NEW CLOTHES FOR EASTER and the R. V. festivities that follow. See the many handsome Suits here that well-dressed young men will wear this season. Tailored by hand— Correctly styled— Ready to put on— Many with extra trousers— $25 — $30 — $35 The newest furnishings too for street or dress wear. T.K. LAWRENCE BRYAN OR OROZOROROROROL ORO SOR OR A OROROSOROR ROO, Washington the past few days. The meeting was between the College Sec- tion advisory committee of the Ameri- can Society of Agricultural Engineer- ing and S. H. McCrory, chief of the division of agricultural engineering in the U. S. Department of Agriculture and his staff. The American Society group composed of five members of which Mr. Scoates is chairman, a post that he has held for the past three years. Other states represented in the committee at Washington were California, Iowa, Penrslyvania and Kansas. Bh "a STUDY COURSE FOR BAPTISTS BEING CONDUCTED DAILY The most interesting course of stu- dy given for the Baptists this year was begun Monday afternoon at 5:00 o'clock in room 116, Main building. All members of S. S. classes and B. Y. P. U.s urged to join today. Clas- ses meet at 5:00 and 6:30 p. m. R. L. BROWN. —_———————————— Some of the new political ideas are sound, but most of them are mere fury. - ——— FOR SALE—R. V. Cap, size 7. Ap- ply at 39 Legett.—150 ———————— What's the matter with moder» men and women ? See Richard Dix in “Men and Women” at the Queen today.
