THE DAILY BULLETIN
VOL. XIV
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS — FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1931 oy
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YOU CAN
SAVE MONEY
On Your
Military Goods
WALDROP & (0.
New Shipments
Just Received
BRYAN AND COLLEGE
The Campus Cleaners
and Tailors
Henry Locke, Mgr.
Your Convenient Clean-
ing Plant
Over Exchange Store
RADIO and
RECORDS
HASWELL'’S
BOOK STORE
All School Supplies
and Drawing Materials
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LOST.— Military cap on Highway
other side of Navasota at midterm.
Reward for return to Williams at
Old Hospital. 125b
RADIO FOR SALE.—Philco Baby
Grand Complete with tubes, and in-
stalled. Only $45. E 11 Hart. Box
1662. 123¢
The following named absences
from classes and other routine du-
ties excused for the following rea-
sons:
March 5, 1931
(Sick)
Burns, E. H.
Daughtrey, R.
Fricke, J. H.
Hurley, J. E.
Long, H. A.
Moody, J. C.
Murray, H.
McCord, J. W.
Ragle, A. L.
Stewart, S. B.
Thomas, F. G.
Westerman, H. K.
(Guard)
Jacobs, P. E.
Sawyer, R. M.
Allensworth, J. O.
Palmer, J. D.
9:00 a.m. March 4 to 9:00 a.m.
March 5.
Jackson, J. G.
Ryall, O. L.
CHAS. J. NELSON,
Commandant.
THE SMALL TOWN BANK
| “The Small Town Bank” will be
| the subject of Dr. V. P. Lees lect-
§ (ure before the Social Science Semi-
nar next Monday night, March 9,
at 8 o'clock in the lecture room on
‘the third floor of the new Library.
Dr. Lee has made a special study
during the past three years of the
operations of country banks over
the United States. He has had
detailed reports from about 100
Texas country banks each year for
three years, in which he has noted
the earnings, expenses and losses.
In this study he has observed the
cause of bank failures since 1910.
A bulletin entitled “The Small
Town Bank” is being prepared for
the Experiment Station by Dr. Lee
and it will be available later on.
A cordial invitation is extended
students, faculty and other college
residents.
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You Will Save Money!
On Your Uniform
and Military Supplies
If You Buy Them At The—
Exchange Store
The Official Store of
The College
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LIGHT LUNCHES
And
GOOD DRINKS
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OFFICIAL
All Engineering and Architectu-
ral students are excused fron
classes from 10:00 A. M. to 11:00
A. M. Friday, March 6, for the pur:
pose of attending a lecture in
Guion Hall by Dean A. A. Potter
of Purdue University. Dean Pot.
ter has a national reputation as an
engineer and educator. This is an
unusual opportunity to hear a man
with a worthwhile message and
students and members of the teach-
ing staff are urged to hear him.
F. C. BOLTON, Dean,
School of Engineering.
OFFICIAL
Seniors, juniors and sophomores
in Electrical Engineering and
Mechanical Engineering are ex-
cused from classes at 4:00 P. M.
Friday, March 6, for the purpose
of hearing an address by Dean
A. A. Potter of Purdue University
on “POWER DEVELOPMENT”.
The address will be held in the
Physics Lecture Room.
F. C. BOLTON, Dean,
School of Engineering.