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CAUGHT SHORT
with
Marie Dressler
and
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Polly Moran
From cleaning up in the
kitchen to cleaning up in the
stock market these two merry
stars romp their ways
through the funniest comedy
ever made! Then came the
crash! It’s a riot every inch
of the way!
Assembly Hall
6:30 and 8:30
THO) CI) TREN 1) GT) EE
Saturday evening
Admissicn 35 cents
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“ALL-ROUND MEN WIN
They are efficient in every way.
Mentally and physically; every
muscle and every faculty under
perfect contrsl and trained to do
its part in the race to success.
Good vision with eye comfort is
essential to good work and there-
fore to success in life.
HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINE]
We employ modern methods
without the use of drugs. Many
“bad eyes” have been made to see
well through our good glasses.
DR. J. W. PAYNE, Optometrist
Masonic Building — Bryan, Texas
Opposite Queen Theatre
1. Under authority contained in
1st Ind., Headquarters, Eighth
Corps Area, (ROTC 220.8), dated
September 17, 1930, Lee A. Ilse is
hereby discharged from the Re-
serve Officers’ Training Corps.
2. With the approval of the
President of the College, the fol-
lowing appointments and assign-
ments in the Corps of Cadets are
announced:
To be cadet first lieutenants:
Badgett, L.tFo om 00k Co. G, Inf.
Basinger, €.S. 000 Co.-B, 'S. C.
(2nd in Command)
Carl, BE. M., Jr. ....... Biry, B, F.C A.
Chaney," MV. i... .oti Co. H, Inf.
Chaney, W. Ya l. 5.2. Co. H, Inf.
Farquhar, S. M. .......Co. C, Engrs.
Floyd, “BR. Hl. nnn Co. G. Inf.
Harwood, W. E. ........... Co. H, Inf.
Hurst, D. L. ....Co. E, Inf. (Band)
Morgan, P. Lato Co. C, Engrs.
To be cadet second lieutenants:
Barker, KE. Dl oars Co. A, Inf.
Barker, J. Bu gin Co. E, Inf.
Bell, BR. CC. ox 000 %..Co A Int,
Brady, E. H.
Coole, To. oS. te rs Co. E, Inf.
Dautervie;- CoA. ovis Co
Deatrtd. Tle sere ras Co.
A,
DeMaret, A. N. .......Btry B
vy. B,F.A.
Dewey, H.C. lea Jo. G, Inf.
Dixon, RI i ane Co. G, Inf.
vans, (CGC. Wi nie Sons, Co. H, Inf.
Ford, W....R. i Btry A, F. A.
Garela;: J. M.O0 00000. TraB, Cav.
Humason, DD. W. ill. Co. Hj; Inf.
King Ji Re.on cs nai Biry DD, BF. A.
MeCalman, RB. D.i.. Co. A, S.C.
Mather, G.- AL 2k Btry E, F. A.
Schmidt, Be J. onus Co. G, Inf.
Sullivan, R.A. 5. Co. A,:S. C.
Taylor, Jo Hh Su Co. 'G, Inf.
Williams, Haid. iat Co. G, Inf.
To be cadet technical sergeants:
Adcock, MoV. i ot Co. A, S.C.
Hiner, Boia i aol Co. A, S. C.
To be cadet staff sergeants:
Planchette, A. J. 005 Col AES. C.
Flournoy, C. H.
DOAN gL Color Sgt., Engr. Bn.
To be cadet sergeants:
Collie, Ml. "W. ob. i Co.
Harris, "B.ule Se sinion Co. G, Inf.
Schunior,: G. EB. .... Co KE, Inf.
Smith, Chas. Wallis. Co... G, Inf.
By order of Colonel NELSON:
H. B. GIBSON, Captain,
Cav. (DOL) Adjutant
G, Inf.
SCHEDULE CHANGES
An additional section of History
305, to be known as section 309,
t has been scheduled for MWF 11.
Fes a te Co. A, S. C. |
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SENIORS
Read the following two notices in
conjunction.
Beginning Monday, September
the 22nd, pictures for the Senior
Section of the Ifonghorn will be
taken. Delay in having your pic-
ture made will constitute a serious
setback to the Longhorn program
and will prevent us from taking
advantage of engwaving discounts.
The last day on which Senior pie-
tures may be taken is Saturday,
October the 4th. Your whole-
nearted co-operation in having your
picture taken during this time will
be appreciated.
The taking of pictures for the
Senior Class Section of the Long-
horn and the Military Section will
be combined to the following ex-
tent and according to the following
program:
1. Captains of companies and
seconds-in-commonds will have one
sitting made with the dress cap on.
2. All staff officers including
and under the rank of major, will
have one sitting made with the
dress cap on. This does not include
majors who are in command of bat-
talions, or squadrons.
3. The cadet colonel, the cadet
It. colonels and the cadet majors
who possess commands, will have
their class picture made as in pre-
vious years and will have a full
length standing picture in full
dress uniform made for the mili-
tary section.
This change affects only those
senior officers ranking under the
corps, regimental and battalion
commanders, and simply means
that those affected will have one of
their senior class picture sittings
made with the dress cap on. Full
instructions have been posted with
the Aggieland Studio. If there is
any misunderstanding on this score,
please do not fail to let us know
about it.
E. M. MOORE, Editor