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LITERARY WORKS
ON GREAT THEME j
OF MOTHERS DAY
Profrwior Mayo Han Prepared i
Speeial Shelf af Stories and IWm»
in the Library.
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In honor <|f Mother's Day, tor ithe
celebration cif which Sunday, May 9, ]
haa been designated, a Special, Shelf
will be selected in the Library, ton- «■
aistinic of at^Mriea and poenta on this
rreateat ef the a^a. WhistUr'S dele- ]
brated “Portrait I of Hid MpU^er'*,
kindly loaned by a resident of the 1 1 *
Campus, wit^i copies of short poems 1 •
which are interesting: in this connec- j j
tion. will be «m view, and student*
are ptirited in to see this impensh* ■
able moaument which a (treat man has !
left to His best friend. The books '
and the fdeture will be available fronts
Tburs<la> to Sundak. A list of the *
stories on the special shelf includes |
-Phe folkrp-inp:
<11 “Mother”, by Maxim Gorky;
this Is a story of Revolutionary Rus*
sia. dealing; with a little old woman
whose irrepressible instinct to moth
er everybody softened the harshness
and turbulfnce in the midst of which
she is thrown. - - «
<21 “Mother”, by Kathleen Nor- 1
ris; a story of simple Amercian home
life, with the Mother as the heroine.
<31 “Mapraret Oyilvy”, f>y her
son. J. M. Barrie; this little ^>ook is
the true story of Barrie’s Scotch
mother, told with that author’s in
imitable mixture of humor and ten-1
demess. . ' ! | ■ • r I ■
(4) “Echoes of the War”, by J.
Barrief especially the sketches "The
Old Lady Shows Her Medals,” "Thia!
Mew Word,” and “J| Well-Remem-
bered Voice • > ' '
<5> “The Awakejtiniir of Helenap
Richie,” by Mprpard^ Deland; the y
atory of a woman w^b was redeemed
by her love for her (M.
(61 ^Mothef”, by^Lawrence Perry |
(Century Ma^szine). *
THE AGGIES GOT TWO MORE
GAMES FROM RICE OWLS
(Continued from Paje 1)
in iT.-.- r „ .v .a:
THOMAS H. INCE j Presents
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MARYS ANKLE
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QUEEN- —Tomorrow f and Saturday
-Wjth a 2-reel Sunshine Comedy Scream:
vat e Husb and
brought in frbm rigrht held to stop
the ninth -Inniinr rally that the .Owls I
started by senldinp in Williams to bat ! •I—I—W—I**;—!—;—M—{—
A l>oubl« k -H« Knockout only 3Qc AdmiNNion
for Thomas i^t the opening: of that
session. He Jamm’ed the first ball
for a t'wo-sackei. followed by a sac
rifice from liuRhes, and singles by
Nash and O. ^HeywMod. Henderson
fanned M. Hfywo<Ml[ Dwyer ground
ed to short Pnd .went out at first,
leaving the game with the visitors.
tion, some capable members of the j
Senior Class have worked out the
following rotation for a Bryan girl
to follow during the College year. (
This practice has been carried out
during the presitnt year quite suc
cessfully by certain 'members of the
I fair sex in our neighboring metrop-
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i “With the exception of a lapse in i 0 |^ ;
Ifie eighth the fielding on both sides ;*• Suggested Order of Rot.t.on
For a Bryan Girl
was exceptional for collegiate ba«L
but the Farmers slipped up thlMs,
straights and the Owls tallied twi.re
on their errors in this period. The
remainder of the game was snappy
ball on both sides.”
The score by innings:
-- R. H. E.
A. and M..«.001 024 011 9—lf-^-2
Rice . OOl 000 031 5— 9—l
The Aggies will enjoy a lapse of! ^ Hj
hostilities now until May 13. wh^n4 {hat •‘-p*ciaii Ee d , L Tanning
they start oii the trip that winds up wi u |> F followed.)
the season, consist ing.. af one ganm
with Southwestern oa May 13 at
GVbrgetownCand two ^eith State at
Austin May 14 and 15.
11. Major Ashburn.
\'2k Clay Nickals.
3. “Chicken’ Harrison.
4. “Rat” Harris.
"* Catch crops arid green nitrogen-
supplying crops are recommended to
be exemplified in Ray Manning and
Carl Scudder.
(Note:—Alec says that in the fu
ture there will be no “rotation” and
alone
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