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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1926)
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT We, the members of the Palestine Club of the Agricultural and Mechan- ical College of Texas, do hereby sub- mit the following resolutions on the death of Maurice Fitzgerald, our clubmate: Whereas, God in His infinite wis- dom has deemed it wise and just to call unto Him Maurice Fitzgerald, our friend and clubmate: Therefore, be it resolved that the members of the Palestine Club-of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas extend our deepest sympa- thy and condolence to his family and others who loved him, and be it fur- ther resolved that copies of these resolutions be sent to his family, The Daily Bulletin, The Battalion, and The Palestine Daily Herald. N. H. RIVEIRE, President. V. A. HAMILTON, Vice-Pres. R. G. ABERNATHY, Jr., Sec. ail, I... AGRICULTURAL ADM. (Official) Make-up examinations in the De- partment of Agricultural Economics will be given Saturday, May 15, be- ginning at 1:00 o'clock. Students who do not appear at this time will | be given a grade of “E” for the por- | tion of the course missed. F. A. BUECHEL, head, Agricultural Administration. EE EE ES P T ENGINEERING SENIORS (Official) I would like to meet all engineer- ing seniors in room 301, Electrical Engineering Building, at 11 a. m. Monday. Those who attend the meet- ing will be excused from other class- es. F. C. BOLTON, dean, School of Engineering. SENIOR COURT PENALTIES (Official) Circular No. 54: 1. The following recommendations of the Senior Court having been ap- proved are published for the informa- tion and guidance of all concerned: (a) For being absent from the Col- lege without authority, Cadets J. L. Allen, R. E. Kilpatrick and L. F. Web- ber, Troop D, Cavalry, are hereby as- sessed 12 hours extra duty and con- fined to the limits of the campus un- til sentence is served. (b) For being absent from the Col- lege without authority and for im- proper attitude toward Senior Cadet Officer, Cadet A. L. Gates, Troop D, Cavalry, is hereby assessed 16 hours extra duty and confined to the limits of the Campus until sentence is serv- ed. (d) For disrespect toward Senior Cadet Officer, Cadet J. B. Crews, Bat- tery A, Field Artillery, is hereby as- sessed 8 hours extra duty and con- fined to the limits of the Campus un- til sentence is served. 2. The above named students will report to the Special Officer of the Guard with rifle and belt at 1:00 p. m. Saturday and Sunday of each week until the extra duty is served. F. H. TURNER, Commandant. ——— rere TRESPASSERS ON FARM (Official) Anyone trespassing on Horticultu- ral farm will be reported. E. J. KYLE, dean, School of Agriculture. rl A ENGRAVED PERSONAL CARDS can be ordered at the Publicity of- fice, with delivery in ten days. Or- ders should be in by the last of this week in order to insure plenty of time for mailing out with invitations. THE A & M.PRESS | | FOR YOUR | COLLEGE PRINTING dB! i AGGIES AND LONGHORNS | MEET 4:10 TOMORROW | I The Texas University nine will} come to the College tomorrow to play | the game which was postponed sev-} eral weeks ago. With a present stand- | ing of 778 per cent the Aggies will} take a long step toward winning the Conference should they nose out the} Longhorns. The game will be called} at 4:10 p. m. i Gm PLENTY OF SWEET PEAS 50¢ per hundred. Mrs. C. O. Wat-} kins.—178 BEE A AGRICULTURAL SENIORS (Official) ; I would like to meet all Agricultu-¥ ral Seniors in room 312, Agricultural] building, at 11 a. m. Monday. Those who attend the meeting will be ex- cused from other classes. E. J. KYLE, dean, School of Agricultured
