t THE BATtALlAN trIhi i>: I'All Held in "Bake” Death lud* all phaaea bat taoeh on 11 —. ahaarinff gridiron from tb* cow Joe Routt, 1936 the ton of an (footel in the iikroductioo to thia following from the ad- H. K Mrv rattle and better cattle will be raided in Texas oa leaa ac* ragge, gad dll bgef Enoch, physician at the r prison, Philadelphia, in coroner's eeurt, when he, (teen other men. were or* held fbr the Grand Jury fol- inqulry into death ef four ra. The man were found to death in the s salad cell block ef the prison. possibilities of the usefulness of tl4 institution, and that we will be invited into larger fields of ser vice to the cattlemen and Texas ... We are hopeful that their faith mag be rewarded by an outstanding type animal* [x'cformanee by thdir sons, as eiti- ralsed |n Texas will be fed ia tens of Texas." agul on T» i is feed.” e4epting tge designation of member issue 'as a special fegunber. President Walton of A. A X. said: (Texas will saver be able to discharge its de^t of gratitade to cattlesu>n ofj this State. . . 1 sure that ad a result of the ew of the wdrk of the College i Thai iCdttlefekn,’ there will a sew undt-rv landing, of the ENROLLMENT i (Continued from page 1) . X • j . I 4 * With only 2780 dormitory open ings and 600 in the campus coopera tive house, some 2480 Aggies will be forced to live off the campus this year, the greatest number ev^r forced to do so. ^Tbile' it was announced last yegr that the college had hopes of i ortiplcting one of the It content plaited new dormitories before reg istration this fall, work has not yet been started on the project,' which has given rise to the hous ing problem. The commandant’s office, the Y. M.i C. A., and the Brasas County QMBhm. of Commerce in Bryan Kaye all been attempting to find rooms for students and are con- tinfiing to do so fo^ the next few ' '' ! • -Sri Consensus of opinion is that with addl'd bousing facilities. enroHmebt might have passed the 6,060 mark. bu( even handicapped as the collego is by luck of space, a total regis tration of 8.700 is expected in. the neyt few days by Registrar E. J. Company V, Engineers—H W. Clark, San Benito, captain, com pany commander; J. H Midland, first Heutena in-command EWd Artillery Regiment—O D. Butler, Orange, lieutenant colonel, regimental commander; J. C. Web Arp, major, executive; A. Sehlafli, Begum, captain, adjutant; K E. Baird, Dallas, captain. Intel ligence officer; E M. Rhea, For ney, captain, plana and training officer; G. F. Hanna, Brownsville, captain, suppiy ffioer. * Regimental Headquarters Bat tery, Field Artillery—E B. Rogers, San Antonio, captain, battery com mander; L. L. Stewart, Eddy, first lieutenant aecond-in-commsnd Service Battery, Field Artillery —F. L. Magee, Frost, captain, bat tery commander; Ed. Hrdlkka, Col lege Station, first lieutenant, sec ond-faneommand. FIELD ARTILLEtY UNITS Fr«t Battalion. Field ftilfllaj 1 J. A. Rutherford. GragRpiBe, ma jor, battalion commander; F. G. Mathis, Arlington, captain, execa- live; C. D. Trail, Kaufman, first lieutenant, adjutant; G. G. Wisen- baker, Elizabeth, La., first lieuten- aat, plans aad training officer; ¥. C. Clemens, IU, Houston, first lieutenant, supply officer. First Battalion Headquarters Battery, Field Artillery—T. W. Flachc, Brownfield, captain, bat tery fMgHttrier; J. B. Deodati, San Antonio, first lieutenant, sec ond-in-command. First Battaljpa Combat Train, Field ArltU«rfH~E. M. White, Jr„ College Station, captain, battery commander; J. 8. Norwood, Hous- ton, first lieutenant, second-in-com first lieutenant, second-ip-com mand • 1 .4 Second Battalion Combat Train, Field Artillery—E. L. Semple, wy- an, captain, battery commander; J. E Thompson. Lovelady, first lieu- *i*ci'nd in - Command Battery D, Field Artillery—W. ond-in-eommand Ba tery E, Field Artillery—H. J. BUN* ] Houston, captain, battery commander; C. H. Bergman, Jr, Goliad, first lieutenant, second-in i' 0 m ma nd Battery F. Field Artillery-W. J. Greenwald, Sugarland, captain, bat- Potter, Weatherford, captain, tery commander; C. E Hogue, Den J. G. Frye, ten, first lieutenant, second-in Worth, first lieutenant, sec- command. no *•»* ta. *.*•*»« «•*« sag motvi Q I Itian 1. A saSnaof oaur ppewk (rVecsTL. t SSi2iri'SrK2S Caaal • the fspital ol Omnia. (Twm w MW) : 4. US. Grant the IStk nmmst «.( ih. iFs a. * (TVe* *r gefc**) | > Ow lUnOvirUI PWtal Rut*.. U '3Z"°* ot with purchase of a bottle of Parker QumA at 15c or 25c 1 t M^y*mwfc*TwmbNen. W im 3 ;v j 1 WE CATER TO AGCIE NEEDS • I. E. S. 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E Go war, Eafcilline, first lieutenant, second- in-command. n Regiment—B. Simmon, i, lieutenant colonel, reg imental commander; A. Nordhaus. Sari Antonio, captain, adjutant; A. S. Witchell, San Antonio, captain, supply officer. - First Battalion, Engineer Regi ment—A. J, Sherrod, Stephenville. major, battalion commander; A. E Koch. New Braunfels, first lieu tenant, adjutant. (Company A, Engineers—A. P Rollm.v Dsllas, captain, company ! commander; B. Wray, San Antonio, first lieutenant, second-in-com MRjMi \ Company B, Engineers—W. R- Davis, San Antonio, captain, com pany commander. AOompany C, Engineers—A. C. Dullnig, Jr., San Antonio, captain, company commander; J. E Roberts, San Antonio, first Houtenant. sec and-in-command. j Second Battalion, Engineer Reg- iatsat C. H. Hudson, Laredo, ssa- jot, battalion commander; M. B. HckIkcs, Yoakum, first lieutenant, adjutant; H. Cohn, Dallas, first lieutenant, adjutant; H. 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