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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1925)
THE BATTALION uated from A. and M. in 1888 as a C. E., then finished in law at the University of Texas, Judge Wurz- bach is interested in farming and has a large herd of registered Jerseys. His son, will graduate in Dairy Hus bandry at A. and M. in June. H. C. Schumacher finished at A. and M. as an honor graduate in C. E. in 1892. He now is president of the Schumacher Company, wholesalers, with stores in Houston, Beaumont, Eagle Lake, La Grange, Navasota, Smithville, Robstown, and Victoria. He is a director in several banks and other concerns throughout the state. W. C. Boyett has long been a resident of BAND WILL AGAIN BE AT FT. WORTH FAT STOCK SHOW (Continued from Page 1) business firms and popular and more frequented spots in the city. The Band is scheduled to play at Texas Women’s College one night, and at Central High School, Polytechnic High School, and N. T. A. C. on successive mornings. For the last three years ,the A. and M. Band has been a popular at traction at the spectacular Stock Show. The music has thrilled many an audience with its quick, precise, mar- College Station, and his knowledge tial time, characteristic of the College of the college should make him well- Band. Regular practice, efficient lea- acquainted with the needs of A. and M. At the meeting Friday F. M. Law of Houston, was elected president of the Board to succeed L. J. Hart, Judge Byrd E. White of Lancaster was made vice-president, and S. G. Bailey, secretary to President W. B. Bizzell, was reelected secretary of the Board The meeting Friday was a reorgan ization meeting. Besides the three new members and the officers elected the following members of the Board were present: Walter G. Lacy of Waco, P. L. Downs, Jr., of Temple, and Mrs. J. C. George of Brownwood. Friday afternoon the Board witness ed a review of the cadet coi’ps, and that night met the student body in the Assembly Hall. At the evening session of the Board matters pertain ing to both A. and M. and its branch es were discussed. dership, and unusual interest in the approaching trip should make this year the most successful for the A. and M. Band at the Southwestern Ex position and Fat Stock Show. AGGIE OFFENSIVE. Eg Ft Total Duckett 30 16 76 Kyle 28 6 62 Washburn 22 8 52 Damon 21 4 46 | Tucker 20 2 42 Wilcox 15 9 39 Baker 6 9 21 Dealy 9 2 20 Krueger 0 1 1 Totals 151 57 359 A certain Mr. Norton of the class of ’26 was in ectasies. He had dated high for the architect’s dance. But A society has been formed at Mc Gill University for the suppression of cross-word puzzles, because they are such monopolyzers of time. after hunting clothes for a week and robbing all his friends and acquain tances he found his to be a “Heavy Love.” SAVE MONEY ON YOUR Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry Headquarters for all kinds of A. and M. C. Jewelry, such as T Pins, R. V. Pins, Junior Pins, and Fish Pins. We make the Senior Ring for any year, also the Miniature Sen ior Ring for any year. Have you seen our stock of fancy jeweled A. and M. C. Pins? They will please you. Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted Watch and Jewelry Repairing a Specialty CALDWELL’S JEWELRY STORE PHONE NO. 5 The MODEL TAIL2RS □s n nxr Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing and Repairing. AGENTS ON THE CAMPUS l-S><S><S><S><S><e><s><e-<3><S><e><8><3*8><S><e><g><$><£><S><S><S><S><S^ iffidaoua [LadoiMips? BRYAN, TEXAS We Will Appreciate Your Laundry Work, Cleaning and Pressing, Dyeing and Hat Blocking W. L. HOHN, Agent Room 6, Alpha Hall Military Goods at n. M. WALDROP & CO. New Shipments of: Regulation Serge Uniforms Regulation Whipcord Uniforms Herman’s Cordovan Officers’ Shoes Herman’s Calf Officers’ Shoes Herman’s Calf Drill Shoes Stetson Army Hats Serge and Whipcord Slouch Caps Shields and Chevrons, all branches Hat Cords and Straps, etc. R. M. WALDROP & CO HEADQUARTERS FOR COLLEGE TRADE College Studio Start that New Year off right ! And send HER that Photo. Everything in the Picture line, and Frames. <s*s><8><s*s><e><e><s><e><$><8><e><s><&<^ The M etropolitan Barber Shop Of Bryan, is a place that serv ice cannot be excelled. Call and see us for service. P. G. GAYLE, Manager V. C. ANDREWS I Hamburger Stand | f Just east of Interurban Station —BRYAN The place to get those Good HAMBURGERS. We appreciate your f ^ patronage. Holmes Bros. COLD DRINKS GANDIES TOBACCO The Usual Good Service REED & PRAGER Nunnally’s, Norris’ and Pangburn’s Candies. Cold Drinks, Smokes, Etc. | CADED HEADQDARTERS f A. A. MACKENZIE Watches and Jewelry. Sheaffer’s Fountain Pens. Also a line of College Jewelry consisting of Pins Fobs, Belts, etc. Watch repairing a specialty. GIVE US A TRIAL