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THE
B ATT A LION
THE BATTALION
tween himself and this
irlimpse of
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Published evqry Wednesday nl);ht by'^ e< ^ to stadent body with the be-
f Ka iii}a»nt • A eMsrw'imtir^ra t\f i 1 taaf tWmr «• %m .. — — 11..
:al
Agricultural and Mechi
College of Texas,
Member of Texas Collegiate ithr*
Association.
These liberties
beini; exten-
I enjoy them and yet not take advan-
jtage otf them. From mdications.
Subscription price II.2& |>er year. Khe time was indeed ripe for such
Advertising rates on application. a littlb stimulant to the student
morale. In the opening of this field
which promises untold possibilities,
—I , it ia no time to get at all like the
All Ads Run Until Ordered Out Jew who wants more the more he
— - f- ! itels. If a cadet pride# himself up-
EDIFOR1AL STAFF on his sense of justice and is always
C. H. Clark. \... I.Editor , * vinif • b «* u t th « injuaiicaa buffered
E. E. McQuillen ;\V.Actant by his fellow man. this is the very
F. L. Bert sc hie r .Amistant t’tn* to show it. Each man is placed
K- £• Edwards , .. ./wistant upon 1 is own responsibility, i Until
A. W. Harris /ttStant ht> ^, to the 8taKe th ^ he can ^
BUSINESS STAFF trusted in. this respect, he haa to be
Coxey Evans Business Manager treated like a moral irresponsible.
! The cadets ought not to go and act
. ^'•“P***i 1 * as if they were such thing*. Fur-
Apeil lL l»f.{
By Experienced^ Buying
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Mrs. D. V. Graves.
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ion. Texas. February
17, 1905.
THE RECENT REORGANIZATION
thermore, they wouldj throw away
T ~ i the opportunity of getting the thingr
which have been dangling just be
yond '-their grasp for the last 40
> ears or so. *~
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CAMPUS NOTES.
Prof, and Mrs. i. J. Richey enter
tained the Honey Moon Club, Wed-
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The third term will see the begin
ning of several new orgar|izations.
The campus spencry in the hear fu
ture promises to have the earmarks
of a moving picture. Homes with ' ® e!, day night
trailing gun carriages will gj> gallop- ♦'* • !
Ing madly! down the field, but still Mrs. A. T. Potts is home fpom a
the gunner will sit cool a4d digni- pleasant trip of three weeks. She
fied with a poker in his back. The yisrited Alvin, Houston, and Galves-
Signal Corps wiH man its buzters | t^on. | .
and buzz away with a look of great * 4 •
i oac* ntration on their fiecka<;.aa if Miss l.urline Ro.^emore who for
wy knew what they wer* doing, the past year has made her home
hen the student in citizen# clothes, *ith her sister, Mrs. Kraf*, was mar-
r modifications thereof. <a#ill make ried to Bill Moore, Mar^h 27. 1919,
hid first permanent appearance. For i n Coleman. They will make their
the remainder of .the session at least home in San Saba. 1
ther aught to be ne tag at the m- . .
U9 * m ** •***••• “•*** 40 e*d Mrs. F C. Bolton ent*»r-
dinner guests Friday night.
Mrs. Ridgeway. Mr. and Mrs.
ektablinking of these unita at the col- Ragley, Mr.’ and Mrs. Morgan.
V shows that this ceucipy-^qoee | j 7 • « s
not mean to be caught unprepared in
- the war game again. It shows just
whgt is thought of this college and
its students. The govemmetu Is not
i so desirous of giving a great deal
Mr am
tamed as
FRESH
ALL
THE
TIME
GREAT
SMOKE
Try ; j
Our Line _
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Stationery
a|d its
Price#.
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Ar|f Right
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boyetIts Store
[>prieto
GUY
BOYETT, Propt ietor
and getting nothing back. It (urely
must Have confidence that Ai and M
Cadets have brains enough Ho make
good signal men and artifterymen. ! **
Mrs. W. H. Thomas has as her |
guest this week, her sister Mrs. Royal I
-Smith of Dallas.
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Mrs. J. C. Nagle is visiting her
<h«lighter, Mrs. R. J. Potts, in wkc<u
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ias Wilson has organ!a
class
Furthermore, when few schools are Idancing and expression for the
getting so many units as ibis, th ; s °knipus' children. She now has fif-
school must not be so bad after all.
Moat of the cadets her* are unable
to judge just what this schdol is for
their experience is limited tp A. and
M., but when the cold, business, un
prejudiced mind of the Government
can give us such precedent* isn’t it
worth thinking about?
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(THE RECENTLY GRANTED
PRIVILEGES.
It was with very great joy that
these privileges were rec eived by the
cadets. At the very beginnkig. how
ever, every cadet ought to get him
self straight as to the relation be-
cgmpus' children.
teeR .pupils.
Dr. and Mrs. Frapps were hosts
the Thursday Night Bridge Club.
Mr. and Mra. 1 ^. B. La Roche have
moved into the house formerly oc
cupied by Mr. and Mrs. Foster.
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Mias Ethel Boulwanc of Palestine
is visiting he# sister Mrs. Chas. B.
Campbell.
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Mrs. A. C. Love planned a very
n|ce surprise dinner party Tuesday
evening, April 1st. The event being
in honor of Mr. Love’s birthday.
Hol-mes Bros
The Best Malted Milk
OBT
Candies. Cigars. Fountain Drinks. We invite Cadets
to make our piaoe headquarters while in Bryan. ‘
M Tim i . 1 r.li.. ., ; ITlTt
THE ELITE
CONFECTIONMR Y
HEADQUARTERS FOR A. & M. STUDENTS
;
Refreshing
Fountain Drii
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Delicious
Box and Bulk Candies
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Dainty Lunches
and Short Order Meals
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Visit us while in the cil y* You are
always welcome and we are
to see you. t
SHIELDS. Manager.
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