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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1920)
i IV HE BATTALION tamt. Fish Freri«hs, to read an order ] years to come this event will be te- prorlaiminK Freshman as cImm So. - called as one of the fnoet 'oajoyed 1 for the eveninR, Sophomores as events of the college ■years. Such' class No. 2. Juniors as class No 8, a banquet has never been held in the and Seniors as claaa No. 4. hunber* past and in the future. Fish will have four and one were on par. Number to .get more originality than the ocean three was a liule below par. And has water if it is to be equalled. May number tero was so far below that the C Gdmpany Fish of “24 have this it was pitiful? All the grievances uf\ originality and some of the pep and the past months had been stor-jj life and interest of the Fi*h of *23. for ed up for that evening and the Fish; neat year’s Sophs will deserve such hsvi their comeback It was their a bunch, that they may bend them night to howl and they didn't fail. m the way they shall #row and teach ;! -4After tha eats had been eliminated. th * rr th «* error * of *4* when or as nearly so as the seventy assent- go sstray.^ ^ d 'i . I bled boarders of febisa < abaret could TFAM COEsI TO AUSTIN accompliah. the itoastmaater mado a TRACK TEAM GOES TO AUSTIN flaming speech involving all the pri »- i _ . _ . r I ^ ciples laid down b> Prof. Brackett to* ^h, Jimmy Cjutto^ ano his Senior, and £eticed by the I»^ ‘^y-two healthy athletes of the I^^TW-iation of tJ Colleg ’ L’™*' ^ f rl ^>’ f for c .. rT , - i ^ rr Texas, for f duel rteet with the j Such ab^nt^of oratory h» not L „ hurn ,, , t cl4rk Fi<M , s ., pm... ihm d.y. of JO.U-h'* urd * y Apr ^ W1>tl 1 „ te „„ wl ., i Co.oh I ' i YOUR SPRING SUIT HoH. ^1 t. Jk «»..» .t b lh( . B . tt ^ lo . th.. banquet. After the rq. ( luttel was verj’ N <0 > t’raistic as to th-. applause the adjutant read ordenfc outl . ome of thlf , m ^ t and while h%! j that madr many Upper-classmen hide ^ nQt hl|Xard any „ to th .o | their blushing cheeks fvb« the view , one could easily Xee by Uw of their friends. It is marvelous how the Fish penetrate our most secret "bbneheads." Various other Fresh man in novel ways brought roars of twinkle in his eye thfit he believed very rtrongly that th« Aggie eimler path aggregation would come oilt. of | this meet the winner, though is migl laughter to the assembly at the ex- b y a very small margin pense of some upiier-classman. The Every man on the Aggie squad i* ^ j vpriced much lower than crowning'event was the pathetic pre- ; n excellent condition with the ex sentation of a 30 caliber automatic to ception of Captain Hugon, an excel- ••Shorty-j Sherrill, top-kick of the i erv t 220 and 440-yard man, who ha^ company.] by Fish -v-—■—t———*-<inot recovered from fr very unfor- to. “Misery” then waxed oratorical as did tunate accident of several weeks ago Reid and Underwood, other Sergeants when he sustaine«l a very severe of thq company. , |gpmined ankle in th« mix up inci- faptai^ “Chicken” Harrison was <lM»t to the Junior banquet*,; how- then p re tented with a pipe, the ac-l^ar, coach Clutter bflieves he will eompanyibg speech made by Fiah ^ gble to enter some of the events, Chapman, Lieutenant “Habbi" Bert- though he is not yet certain just Schler was then made recipient of a wWch nf the:?e events! he will go in- k ather bill folder, the presentation speech being one of rate wit by Fish Hunt. fish fwhreckengaust then prepented! lieutenant “Bob” Thrash Or‘with a box of smbkos (The sub , , ... i. — ^ * Stance o^ the presentation speeches U ,’ ‘ f l nt#^e, ^ 1 * n<, . in j”, versity. Louisiana State University W omitted out of conaideration for ^ * y< ' ,, . * or the Univeisity of Arkansas. i. j. „ Hugon will he hip choice. in th • t a‘ T 4i 7 i uen emen ’ ; * 880-yd. run Hailey,! Eubank dn*l ^ jpeeches of acceptance and thanks L|1 try for first ami second j F COMPANY BANQUEjT |rom their officers the visiting off.- ^ ^ ip the f one miW ruI , j . * 4^44 Cers. guests o t evening, w«r* R,.y no | ds and Eubanks will contest! EVerv dog has his dav and called upbrt. Captains Eothast and fof honttr ^ RO<i lfl thQ two ma< . run the Fish at A. and M. Satu Graham much eloquence Coach Clutter Will .|>r<>bahly en|er Saunders. Riga's and Hugon in the 100-yard dash, jin the 220-yd. this cbnference pee sent well hal- -— ... . j, , anted teams. Little is known of box of smbkas (The sub- Oklahoma A. and M., Phillips Unl- IS HKKK WAITING FOR YOU Our collection of new sprinfr suits include the smartest models ' and most pleasing* patterns we have ever shown bv i' •i i HART SCHAFFNER & NARX i&d SOCIETY BRAND Double and single breast- ed styles in new spring shades of brown, tan, green, grey and blue— beautifully tailored and in v tf»e city stores. * Conte in look them over. New hats, shoes, shirts and furnishings. Co,*?rtglit 1*19. Itsri brbagodr *•»•** A. M. WALDROP & CO. The Store for Value in Mens''Wear S. 66S. quickly relieve* Colds and La- GrippSi Constipation. Biliousness, Loss of Appetite and Headaches. 2* S, if'’ ' j r ' J WHEN BETTER CARS BUILT ARE uratiam y.*axc*<i muen e o<jue u «• Lynch. Reynolds and Uailey will up- April 17.was the dsy of ail days (for -j* turn but . Lieutenant Stovall put the bo m and hpnor^. In the 120 F* Company FiM» as well as 411 old *1 effervescing “Rabbi”, to shame with 220-yd, hurdles Frazier and boys. From retreat until taps the J’ his fluent) lidg. Not once aid he ad- be the choice. Steels and Fbh reigneji supreme, dresp the assembled body. Not Wt>ir wn , do the broa ^ j ump j nK and They showed their authority bt twice. MdA three times. But in the Bnm'-»rV and Steele die high jump- retbeat When they placed the seg- | days of qld when other things helped the pole vault Baremore. geanta on number one. and the cog-! make banquets merry the longest Mahan and Denny will enter and pomts and Sophomore privates In the winded bjrd who ever drank the last Keene and Mahan will put the aho*., rear ranks. Mr. “Spike’’ Adamp was drop with a sponge was outclassed, while Keen, Dinwiddle and Mahan j “top soaker” and R. B. Cleveland Yet every time he arose to his ma- will hurl the discus and throw th** acted as captain of ceremonies^ , jestic height the audience became javelin. • ; Retreat over with, Capt. Cjleve .silent wit^i expectancy and never were It has been some eight years since •they disappointed! Stovall won the the Aggies defeated the Longhorns dog! Thien Lieutenant Kubena. one in a track event apid this year offers time topj-kick a*d one-time Captain an excellent oppoirtunity since Clut- of this company told ia a f«W woSds ter has a well balancqd tram. Very his app m BUICK I! WI Li. BUILD THEM s j y n i J i Ip OLIVER-BU1CK COMPANY W. C. CANNON, Wcrtf \ Brykui j. 1 f-»44»4*a»l-4 I l < t'OM Itj land gave “fall out and follow m«^\ j which was the signal for a mad rush to the thir^l “stoop” of Goodwin , Hall where we found a festal bbard decorated with the grand g>ld nu< »,*,.r^ciation of the evendvg. When little can be gained by Comparative* roon and white and groaning under] applause 1 bad finally ceased to the ex- scores, hut here is the dope: Rice} its load c" J , tent that a voice could be heard, mmi- defeatetl Texas by teti points; Bav randwiches. ber* of tnen of the company repUed lor defeated Rice by six points and fruit and bon-bons to the speech, endeavoring to make Texas in turn beat Bailor by five Those present b. “Jerrv" feel the warmth that will al- points. All three tedma. ab well a> F Company were: wavs remain in the hearts of every ^ Aggies, have deftah-dfe. M. U. “Bon” Crook. Lim _ T » ^ i hy big margins. *1 • ‘‘Peter” Peteet an . nr rnnldn-45r^ More interest has be->n -taken ii that! Sgt. Major C. C. B. Warden.* ants Bohn. Smith, and Reynold* tnen , . ”, . . ^ . D track this year than ev.*r before in : Major Edwards was invited but for gave vent to some Bracketology, win- __ ^ ^ ^ ^ : , . ning foY themselves much applause ft* the process. Time Was all too short for every of delicioii- clubhouse>Y p>e, cake, hot coffee [4. Those present besides, members of CoWm* Adjutant Lieut.’IFowler. Lieut. Peter” Peteet and (I gave her M. H. JAMES ! The Rexall Drug Store TOILET A RTICLES DRUGS AND PEJU FUMES . .Cadet* and Campus re,><tenta ) ire invited to call on u* WUw f the city. * i l : , 1 .M-t. t ( |.»m-44 I I 4»l » I » »4 44* I I I I t'.t 444444 »4 W44i4 l 14 the South west erti. Ctmforence. T^iiajsome unforsoen reason could not be < • pi evidenced by the m*n> duel meets, present. The Aggies meet Rica here in a duel The guests were seated after J J- ^ . . 1 .h meet May 1 and Bailor here in a > “Laundry Queen” Clinton returned i + P ° int l ° ♦ < * u * 1 tneet May 8. Then comes thq thanks. The> hoys then showed their ed out. Thera^Wou ^be ' t,en big Southwestern Conference meet, appreciation for the efforts of the time 111 a week! Taa; w hich this year, will be staged in Freshmen by leaving the plate* so . and a Jialf passed al! too <ld ,c Houston at Rice Field on May 15. clean that a dishwasher was not nec mm- l \ /! 1 1 . 11 Toastmaster seemed as but so many minktes. Nev- This Bhould ^ one %hf best meet* er in’their A. and M. experience had - i - r v - any guest seen such an evening..j In ever held in the Southwest since i< is seen that at least f^ur members o$ few remarks on “Fish Life Pro and Cleveland -Made a N. A. STEWART DRUGGIST EASTMAN KODAfcS AND FILMS We Do Fir*t Class Bring Us Your Films »44 I 1 »4 Kf I H »4»444»444+