THE BATTALION
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Temperance Also
Found In Canada
TORONTO, Ont.—How far should
the seeker after knowledge go? Not
to the door of the brewery—is the
answer of members of the W. C. T.
U. when it reached their scandalized
ears that the boys of a Toronto high
Seniors Cavalry
Give Banquet
Cavalry Squadron seniors held their
annual banquet honoring their regu
lar army officers last Friday night in
the Sbisa Hall annex. Cadet Major
Charles Herder, Jr., of Weimar serv
ed as toastmaster, and Major J. P.
school had been taken on a jaunt] Wheeler and Captain I. G. Walker and
through a Toronto brewery—all in
the name of alcohol as expressed in
terms of chemistry.
The students were studying chem
istry and it was felt that firsthand
information would be useful in their
quest of knowledge. The boys had not
sampled the product.
Many citizens felt a tempest in a
teapot or turmoil ip a wine vat was
being stirred up but some parents felt
that there must be other ways of
teaching chemistry. Trips through
dairies, laundries and abbatoirs might
be all right but there was a savory
difference about a brewery. They felt
that educationalists were becoming il
logical.
An incunabulum—a book printed
before 1500—has been acquired by
the New Jersey College for Women
library.
H. B. Gibson were the guests of honor.
Major Wheeler was presented with
a fitted traveling kit and Captains
Gibson and Walker were given desk
fountain pen by the Cavalry seniors
as token of appreciation for their
work with the cadet squadron during
the past year.
Fei ling that probably it was the last
time they would be together as a
group, the seniors and officers center
ed th.ir conversation on the class
history in general and the past sum
mer camp in particular.
When Dr. Raymond L. Ditmars, cu
rator of reptiles at the New York
Zoological Park, wanted to get a huge
cobra to Washington, D. C. for ex
hibition purposes, he carried the dead
ly reptile in a canvas bag with him,
and kept it warm under the blankets
of his pullman berth.
RESOLUTION
Whereas God, the Almighty Fa
ther, in His infinite wisdom has
seen fit to call from this life, Mrs.
Jennie Dietz, mother of our friend
and classmate, Thomas Dietz.
Be it resolved that: The senior
class of the A & M College of Tex
as in behalf of the members of the
student body having shared in the
joys and successes of our friend
and classmate do condole and sym
pathize with him in his bereave
ment.
RAY WALKER,
Class President.
Any man may be in good spirits
i.and good temper when he’s well
dressed. There ain’t much credit in
that.— Dickens.
BOOT DISPLAY IN BAT
OFFICE MAY 23-24
A complete and up to date display
of officers boots, shoes, and belts will
be on display by Mr. Lucchese of the
Lucchese Boot Company of San An
tonio, in The Battalion office May
23 and 24. At this time orders and
measurements will be taken for any
stock that may be on display or any
special needs of the students. This
company makes all of its boots in its
plant in San Antonio, and caters to
needs of many cadet officers every
year, as well as a constant business
that it has with army officers in San
Antonio.
Students who visit the display will
be placed under no obligation, Mr.
Lucchese stated.
New York University this week is
celebrating its 100th anniversity.
When founded by Gallatin the uni
versity was considered a center of
radicalism.
Dr. Lamar Jones
Dentist
X-Ray
Second Floor City National
Bank Building.
Telephones: Office 698 ;
Res. 464
Bryan, Texas
A man who has reformed himself
has contributed his full share toward
the reformation of his neighbor.—Nor
man Douglas.
ANNOUNCING
THE JUNIOR
BANQUET
(For Juniors and their Dates)
Thursday Evening-
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May 28th
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(For Everyone)
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