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AGGIES ON FOREIGN
: SOIL THIS WEEKEND
(Continued from page 1)
will meet the Southern Methodist Uni-
versity Mustangs today and the Tex-
as Christian University Frogs tomor-
Tow.
Coach Rothgeb took 14 baseball
men with him, taking his regula
nine, four pitchers and an extra catch-
er and second baseman. Four ret
men were taken. The net men tak-
en were W. C. Anderson, B. C. Barse,
L. R. Rice, and C. M. Underwood.
One of the stars of the tennis squad,
"Edmundson, was unable to make the
trip on account of mumps,
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PRESBYTERIANS WILL
HAVE PICNIC TOMORROW
The picnic that was planned by the
Presbyterian group for last Saturday
night will be pulled off tomorrow
night. There will’ be plenty of girls
and plenty of eats—barbecue. We
are planning for a large crowd. Ev-
~eryone meet at the Y. M. C. A. at
6:00 p. m. tomorrow.
PICNIC COMMITTEE.
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PROMPT ATTENTION PREVENTS
LOSS TO BUSINESS HOUSES
Prompt and efficient attertion to a
blaze that started in the rear of the
Boyett building housing the Campus
Grocery and the College Drug Store
about 8 o'clock Wednesday evening
prevented serious loss and probable
destruction of the new building and
the two businesses. Local residents
passing at the time gave the saving
attention. Expression of apprecia-
tion for the good work was made yes-
terday morning by Charles Opersteny
of the Campus Grocery, Mr, James of
the drug store and Oran Boyett own-
er of the building.
Damage amounting to about $100
was done.
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$20,000 IN PRIZES FOR
REVIEW OF ELECTRICITY
Cash prizes amounting to $10,000
have been announced by Bonbright
& Company, Inc., for the best con-
temporary review and farecast of the
be written in the form of an article
summarizing the progress during the
ten years of 1920 to 1930 and dated
as of January 1, 1930. It will be in
effect a review of five years and a
forecast of the following five years
Announcement of the prizes con-
tains the suggestion that the article
should comprehend the development
of the industry in all its phases. It
should treat of engineerirg accom-
plishments, public relations, finance,
markets, transmission and distribu-
tion of electricity, its utilization and
its effect on the social -and industrial
structure of the nation.
Further information as to the con-
test and data upon which to build the
paper will be supplied by Van H.
Cartmell, care of Bonright & Co.,
Inc., 25 Nassau St., New York City.
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$5.00 REWARD for return of Le-
fax notebook to 48 Hollywood.—153
OFFICIAL NOTICES
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
NOTICES ARE RECEIVED
(official)
Notice of Civil Service Examira-
tions for the positions of Junior Mau-
keting Specialist and Bean Standards
Helper have just been received. Full
information can be had in my office.
E. J. KYLE, dean,
School of Agricultu.e.
Have you ordered those FLOWERS
FOR R: V.? See W. H. Caldwell at
15 Foster today. Get your order in
early.—154
NMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANAI NNN APNNI
ICE CREAM AND DAIRY
PRODUCTS
FOR SALE
DAIRY BUILDING
College Station
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Anything as close to you as your garters ought to be clean! Wear
IVORY GARTERS. Wash them and keep them clean.
electric power and light industry, to |.
The First National Bank of Bryan invites the Accounts of All
College People, Assuring Them Every Courtesy and Accomodation
Texas A.
Okahoma A. & M.
See the Texas Aggies in Action
on the Diamond
Famous Electric Scoreboard
Memorial Gymnasium
Friday afternoon 4 o’clock, April 10
Also Saturday afternoon
Watch for time to be announced tomorrow
ADMISSION 25 CENTS
& M.
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