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Mr. A. L. C. Magruder was on the
campus visiting his son A. D. Ma
gruder.
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Mrs. W. B. Bizzell returned from a
visit to her daughter, Miss Elaine Biz
zell. Miss Bizzell is now a junior at
State University.
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O. A. Proehl greeted friends on the
campus last week.
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Mr. Jack Forgason witnessed the
State-Vanderbilt game in Dallas Sat
urday.
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W. E. Langlotz and C. R. Woods
were visitors in Tabor Saturday.
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S. C. Creager spent the week-end
in Navasota.
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H. L. Evershberg, Co. C Inf., visi
ted his parent in Brenham over the
week-end.
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Norwood Shields, Co. B visited his
home in Waco Saturday.
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A. D. Schmidt, Co. C Inf., and C.
R. Wehrman, Co. C spent Saturday
and Sunday in Brenha mvisiting their
parents.
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J. B. Ketterson, A. D. Boger, and
A. B. Muller, accompanied the foot
ball to Baton Rouge. Of course we
are just making a guess but we would
lay a pence on it, that, the football
game was of secondary interest.
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Payne Harrison and Ralph Bon-
nett, staff members left Monday to
assist in the work connected with the
A. and M. exhibit at the Dallas Fair.
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Head quarters.
Cigars, Cigarettes, Pipes, To-
<§> bacco. Razors, Brushes, Soaps, ^
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“Merry Go Round,” the greatest
picture of the year opens at the Pal
ace Thursday.—Adv.
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Aggleland, Texas,
October 21, 1923.
Dear Rummitt:
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You bet! At least I hope you did,
for we beat L. S. U. 28-0. The game
was played at Baton Rouge. That
night they had a dance and during
the “moonlight waltzes” I hear that
Jim Forgason was still “battlin’
rouge.” Battin’s a new turn. Jim
says that after that dance he believes
that dancing is a new turn for stand-
_ng still.
So you think you’re a pretty good
chemist? Grasp this one! If ben
zene alco—hoi another load away
would aide—hyde?
Ralph Bonnet lived out in the tents
last year. He said that some nights
it was so cold he put on so much cov
er on his bed that every half hour
he had to get out of bed and rest..
We play S. M. U. here Friday.
They wanted to play on Friday so
that their train could take its time
on the way back, so the injured
wouldn’t be jarred any. They don’t
have to be back ’till Monday.
We re going to put stripes on the
Mustangs and make a Zebra out of
it (Sport Model Jackass).
I expect to be a distinguished stu
dent this term, as I have a new pass
key to all the buildings. I ought to
pass—on that. You’ve heard of the
“key to the situation.” This is what
I call th e“key to graduation”.
I have a quiz on tomorrow, and
':he whole section is in the room now
waiting; so I will have to close, as
my roommate’s girl write shim.
Oceans of love with a kiss on every
wave,
Tom.
MILTON SILLS
MILTONSILLS
Drama, “The Last Hour,” and Big Comedy
JOHNNY HINES
In the greatest racing picture ever made. George M.
Cohen’s Comedy-Drama of the Turf
LITTLE JOHNNY JONES
A Hundred Times Better than “The Hottentot,’
With
A. & M. ORCHESTRA
and Knockout Comedy, “Running Wild.” Matinee 33c
DIXIE Specials
Wednesday, Thursday—Alice Lake in “The Spider and the
Rose.” Friday—Special, “The Ragged Edge.” Saturday,
“Gun Shy.”
THEY ARE EVERY ONE GOOD
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THE MUSTANGS ARE
COMING ON FRIDAY
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Mrs.: “I must dress at once,
dear. The Browns are coming this
evening to make us a visit. Should
I put on the percolator?”
Mr: “Don’t bother, you’re dressed
good enough the way you are.”
—Flamingo.
DR. A. BENBOW
1 DENTIST
| City National Bank Building
Bryan, Texas
Mustangs, we have not forgotten
the game that we played there last
year. You are billed as Grudge
Fight No. 2. Howard Payne has
paid arui you are next. It will take
us a long time to forget that trip to
Dallas after the Baylor Bears had
;orn our green team to pieces the
veek before and when the remaining
stars were scholastically ineligible.
We remember how your Valen
tino-trousered rooters that night af
ter your victory, poured into the lob
by of the Adolphus Hotel where our
team was sitting waiting for the time
to go back home. We remember
how your rooters filed by those boys
as they sat there with tears stream
ing down their faces thinking of the
game that they had lost to you. We
remember how you sent us cards
boasting of the score and of the fact
that it was the worst beating that an
A. & M. team had had since 1916. Yes,
we remember those little things.
There is little chance that we will
ever forget them but perhaps in the
years that come the thought will be
sweetened by the memory that in the
following year the debt was repaid.
And if by chance fate rules that your
Mustang team carries away the game
again, here on our home field and
under our own nose, we will show
you that the cadets can take defeat
with a lift of the chin and a smile on
their face.
Half the lies they tell about boot
leggers ain’t so!
—Imp.
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want real service that’s us.
P. G. GAYLE, Manager
BRYAN, TEXAS
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