Da The banquet which is given annu-
ally in honor of the football squad
will be held Monday night at 6:15
o'clock in the Mess Hall Annex. All
‘members of the Varsity squad, the
freshman numeral men, the Aggieland
orchestra and the yell leaders will at-
tend.
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be at the Palace Wednesday evening.
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An inquisitive rat plunged the en-
tire College Campus in darkness the
night of January 6 and interrupted
the regular Wednesday night radio
program being broadcast by Station
WTAW. The rat ran behind the main
switchboard at the central power sta-
tion causing a blow-out of fuses ga-
lore that immediately put out every
light. It was several minutes before
the damage could be repaired and
the radio program resumed.
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Paul Whiteman, called the jazz king
of the world, and his thirty piece or-
chestra will appear in concert in Guion
Hall Wednesday evening, January 20
at 8:00 o’clock, under the auspices of
the clubs of Bryan and College Sta-
tion, and the senior class. No in-
troduction is needed by the public
to this orchestra, which has become
famous throughout the United States
through concert tours, radio programs
and phonograph reeords. Tickets are
now on sale, and can be secured from
club members. The prices are $2.00,
and $1.50 for the general public, and
$1.00 for students. Seat reservations
can be made Tuesday morning at the
Y. M. C. A. from 9:00 to 10:30 by
those who have already purchased
tickets,
Agronomy Society Will
Meet Wednesday Night
Dr. B. Youngblood, director of the
Experiment Station and E. B. Rey-
nolds, chief of the Division of Agron-
omy of the Station, will speak to the
Agronomy society at its regular meet-
ing on Wednesday evening, January
13, at 7:00 o’clock in the Agronomy
Library. Dr. Youngblood will discuss
the accomplishments of the Experi-
ment Station and Mr. Reynolds will
tell of experiments being conducted
by the division of Agronomy. All in-
terested persons are cordially invited,
‘CLUB PRESIDENT.
lt is
SCHEDULE FOR REISSUE
Memorandum: :
1. Arms and equipment will be re-
| issued to organizations according to
| the following schedule:
| Troops C and D, Cavalry,
Monday, Jan. 11, 1926.
Co.’s A, B, and C, Infantry, P. M,,
Tuesday, Jan. 12, 1926.
Cos A, B, and C, Signal Corps, P.
M., Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1926.
2. Cadet Officers commanding or-
ganizations, under supervisien of ca-
det battalion and squadron command-
lers will be respo. sible that all cadets
draw equipments during the vacant
periods on the dates designated.
~ By order of Colonel Turner:
M. M. MONTGOMERY,
Capt., F. A., (DOL), Ad;t.
P.M,
Y aehpon Here Jan. 20/l
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