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THE BATTALION
YOUR SCHOOL’S PERS0NAUTY
jMd you eyer *fc>p to think thattto and tr«aU his !«tud«ru».
you ever atop
•Ttiry achoolr ha« *a distinct a per
*or*dity tny of the atudent* in
ittt Well, itJdeee. The rtranwjlHi
of • achoQt 4' Wonted hy many
thihea. big; Wnd bttle, by Much-, t
•ct^yitiea h th curricular and **-
- trafurrieulli ; Virtually every iction
atu lent inf hue nee* or con
trlratea to in aotne way, dirertly
i or indirectl , the personality, ,the
apirit, of tie school, and thereby
thd impr.H*ot the school makes
atauicM . . {
■ «Mt ia> an interesting
w ••ry ttudent would just
friendships and ac
has relations with hia
and hia
other school
he spaaks
the viators to the campus and eth
er people, all help in norm degr.-.
to create either a food or • bu
personality for hia school—if each
student would just realise and keep
in mind these fact*, then surely he
should ratnembor to act properly
»t all times, .to work always for
the betterment of his school, and
do those things expected of a good
student.
In past years A. A M. has always
had a good persoaalitp. It has al
ways boon noU*d for its groat
school spirit. It is to be hoped that
we are not falling down In our
record this peer. Let’s nil cooperate
in all we do to keep the personality
of A. A M. as good (hiring this
and future years as it has bean in
the past. ^
h* stodym*
i« hports and o
f*"’
WHEREIN WE BLEED AGAIN
rnfagn kg**
to a very ugly
forgot-
to meet
to Aggies on the cam-
bet some upper-
sophomores—ere
rt the worst effecU
poor tcbiK)! spirit it has ever
»r 'misfortune to come in
A member of the Aggies squad—
for obvious
across the
day when two
up te him.
Tho soph, mores didn't know him,
umicb is smother 'Something to nmrk
dhem in your little black book
Bat uA top A all off, one of
tk,-m crWk-d v>, y w y. Th.vt
wn- th,- djr- , St f.Kitball game Sat-
ever seen.” Than
they preceded U cHtieise this par-
WMMr fiikWn paying.
^ AndT agree that A was a
_ _ . In the first place; but
If ifc had hsen, that is no oc-
Aggie spirit to be
pteesa. f
We wegld lata very much to see
.tk*** tvse soph#mores, jest to get
fltopse of what the “new kind"
» like. We would lAe to
of them who are trying
the "one per ceet” into la
A. A M.
THE AGGIES ON THE GRID-
1 RON R£PRESENT THE BEST
OF ALL STl DENTS ATHLETI-
CALLY. THEY ARE ENTITLED
TO ALL
JIVE loom.
KHOL’LI N0T1VARY WITH TJ1E
^INDtAND LOSSES iMARKED
UF BY OUR TEAM’S
STICK BEHIND THE
WIN OR LOSE.
NAME
TEAM
CHURCHES•
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
IN BRYAN
William Harvey Andrew, Pastor
Sunday School—“The Dan Russell
A A M Class" \ —9:4* A. M.
Morning W rship 10:60 A. M.
Baptist Training Union 6:80 P. M.
Evening WorahA ' 7:80 P.M.
Free busses te the church leave
the Y M.C.A. and Project House
Areas at fc:20 every SundayMom-
ing.
Rec
ST. THOMAS' CHAPEL
^ (Episcopal)
Kev. Roscoe C. Hauser, Jr
tor.
8:80 A. M. Holy Communion
11 KM) A. M. Morning Prayer and
, short talk by the rector.
Thursday night 7:30 p. m.. Choir
practice.
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LL THE SUPPORT WE CAN
THEM. THIS SUPPORT
JU> NO!
THH
** Teas# A A M . Cc
dal eettege ptiblicati
KaterAl aa heoond class matter
to Prmtoffice at College Sta
Tessa, under |
i of MarW 8,
weekly newipapvr
College and of
iblieation.
itter
at the
the Act of Con-
11879
Subscription rate, |1.15 per year
Advertising rates upon request
Office In Rqom 122. Admin istra
th* Harding. Telephone College 8
Office (Open f om 11 a. m. until (
for national adver
tising by*- Rational Advertising
8srriceJ,W. 420 Madison Ave„
W'mrvX&Lf.
B.LIN1SS EDITOR-IN CHIKF
W. H SMITH AI.VKRTISIM,
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Editors
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LUTHERAN SERVICES
Lutheran Services will not be
held Sunday, October 23. but will
be held at 7:00 P. M. in the Y
Parlor oai|4m»dap night, October
30 Ban HtotMnam, jPaslar
I —Title used to IP—Narrow inlet
addreas a 20 Half a day
European >88—A 'burse
gentleman 1 Si—To be in debt
t Ind. i 3S—-Custom
P—Donktprs 88—A kharm
10— Winged i east Ind t
11— Exclama to-Thick slice,
tion of ex of anythuif
tremecoo M—Worry
teasffl 37—Large <mn-
12— Short for mg vehicle
t aatogH-o 30—Any four-
14—Shift « footed am
IP—Halt 1 maJ
* correspond- 27—Symbol for
ing te M • cenura
21— Froasn S8—Small parti
water —
22— Dscay
22—Leader of
the Israel
ites out of
®pyp»
l|N-Hoie ptere-
mg tool 20-Northeast
labbr i
2P—British Co-
lurabts lab.)
so—rat
c«0 Kft.<
80—To stripe
30—Large body
of salt
26- Do fvar I I
defeat
! meter
r
41—Boxes
DOWN
1- Medieval
7 -Diminutive
stone*
of Samuel
2—Brisk;
8—Shaved
2—A seraglio
9—Purloin
♦ Japanese
statesman
12—The people
of Great
aaaaodtaai-
Britain
ad in 1909
ift—By stay of
5—Exist ’
17—After date
•—Away from
tabbri
(preftg) t 18—Greek letter
ranan
HDHr?
aHRnsn n
mriiiim
orarsia
ii ranHcaonrQ
radsraan ithre
Maas Hnsiaa
raaaE anrasissa
PRESBYTERIAN NOTICE
Sunday School 9:45
Morning Worship 11:00. Sermon
.Topic: “How Sure Can We Be?”
Hbung People’s League i:00
Services in the Y Chapel. A cor
dial welcora* to all. u . .
Norman Anderson, Pastor
KOIIKKT M. ADAMS, PRBS1-
dent of the senior class, was elect
ed Junior Vice-President of Braxos
County Copter, Reserve Officers
Associstion, Tuesday evening at
the regular Chapter meeting.
Adams eras elected by the seniors
present at this meeting to work
with other chapter officers, repre
senting the seniors who are junior
members of the Brazos County
Chapter.
The Brazos County Chapter
.meets the first and third Tuesday
of each month at T p. s'
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
College Station. Texas, R L.
Brown. Pastor
9:46 a. m. Sunday School, C. H.
Bates, General Supt. 10:60 a. m.
Morning W'orship, sermon by Pas-
. tor. Special Musk, Walter Johnson
end J. H. Stockton. ,
§»• >pt m. Baptist Training
Union, RT. T. Parmer General Di-
cector; 7:40 p. m. Evening wor
ship. Sermon by the Pastor, Special
Music, Walter Johnson.
• 7:20 p. m. Wednesday, Prayer
Meeting and 8:16 p. ra. Wednesday,
Choir Practice.
Meats Judgers Win
3rd in Kansas Contest
A telegram from C. E. Murphey,
coach of the A A M Meats Judg
ing Team states that A. A M.
placed third under Nebraska and
South Dakota In a judgin contest
held at Kansas City.
Members of the team were Bob
Batch of San Angelo. B. F. lUchner
of Elm Mott, S. C. Stribling of
. C. C. Watu-rson of Bastrop.
One Tradition Of
School Is Sorry,
Junior Opines
TO THE WtTAUOM:
For the past three years and
more than likely years before that,
l be re has been, an the Aggie cam
pus a practice that b not only rude,
but not done in the boot of circle*.
Thu campus is not th* “gas hdkme
gang" hangout and will never be
such, although there are some who
nr* trying hard to make it such. 1
am speaking of th* practice of
some of the more uneducated mem
bers at th* student body who insist
upon whistling, shouting and other
wise making ‘nuisances of them-
sclves to the girb who happen to
be unfortunate enough to have to
walk on this campas. And that b
a true statement, for the girls
themselves do believe the twelves
very unfortunate to have to pass
this campus. It u prevelamt at
meal time and alter dinner. Such
things are to say the least very
embarrassing te th* girls and give
the *, hool a black mark.
There .nr* some rules that haw
to be observed in the rudest ef
ebMMk lad to thb class, which eo
proudly hsils itself at every op
portunity goes the blue ribbon for
nfMadn
Th* practice of upper-classmen
sending the ‘fish’ to meet some girl
or girls bubo very uncommend
able. For what reason this ides
was bom, I have no answer. Maybe
there are somd who have gained
by this method of 'meeting girls
but H b safe to say that these
few would never admit the fact.
There are no “per-cents" involved
within this articb for there are no
figures pow enough to give credit
to them, but they themselves be
lieve they are the best of Aggies—
so do ^.lort of “percenters”.
PAUL KETELSEN
Series of Lectures in Marriag*
And Relations Course Started
Last Thursday a new aeries of
itional lee tut** on s«x, mar-
rbgc. and family relations wm In
augurated It b required: that all
student* registered for the now
“Marriage and Family fUlatious
Qmrso" attend these lectarea, and
*B juniors and n.-mors who are not
registered for the course Are being
tafvited to be present. T
A lecture wflh be given each
Thursday night from now on. Th#
time will be from 7:80 to about
8:30, and the place the Agyicultnml
Engineering lecture roond
The first lector* of the ssrbe,
presented last Thursday,, was on*
<>n “Sexual Vlceo and Abnormali-
tme", given by Dr. Danidl Russell,
head of the Rpral Sociology De
partment which b spon.Honng the
■krks.
The other lectures on the first
half of th* serba include the fol
lowing su bjectgf |pre se n ted by well-
known spehkers:
» Oct. 27—Dr. T. O. Walton—“The
port*nee of Marriage ia Business
d Professional Lifa”.
Nov. 3—Rev. R. L.Bor»-n- "Mor-
Hty and Marriage”.
Nov. 10—Dr, Charles La Motte
Physiology and Anatomy of
of the
Health)—
Nov. 17—Dr. Con
Department ef
•’Venereal Disease*". I
About thb many more programs
era planned for after Nov. 17.
Complete details for thssc, how
ever,-hive not yet beoa arranged;
but thro* of them will foatnr*
women speakers. Thb b quite aa
unnaual departure for A. A M., aa
it will be the first tame ia hbtory
that the college hag had women
teachers or lecturer a.
They will speak oa the follow
ing subjects: ; “Family Relation-
(relationships among members of
the family, the importance of and
proper way to impart to the child
nen knowledge of tin fact of life,
etc); “Family Budgeting”; and
“Family Buying" (values of foods
furniture, furnishings, ate, for th.-
home and family, ar>4 how to aatm
ombe ia the purchase of tbsee
Rama).
L
President Roosevelt b going on
the sir twice within the next two
week, on October 26 and again Nov
ember 4, both via NBC and CBS.
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ATTENTION CADETS !
MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES
SPECIAL TRAIN
Will stop at Bryaa for stndents going to
First Special stops at Bryan 7:»0 a. m
Second Special at 7:35 a. m. .
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THE STRONG AUSTIN COL-
legians won over the Aggie polo
team by an 8 to 2 score last Sun
day at the Aggie Polo Field.
Charles Hall, national two goal
man, was the outstanding man on
the field an dreeeived much help
from John Armstrong and John
Voorhces. The outstanding men for
Rotan. R O. Dittmar of Does, and the Aggies were Rech Culbertson,
Fairfax Bennet sad Forrest Jordan.
i OUR SERVICE
1 la Always j
Courteous and Obliging
t ome In and See Us
mam mm shop
, 1 R. W. IVY, Prep. %
Across from Pont Office North Gate
a c.
G. Howard
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C. F. DeVUUes.
TUESDAY STAFF
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J. Carralt, N. A. Moor*. M. G. Faer-
teente’P, ii, Talbert. W. J. Ban
didgq, M, F. Perkin*. Brice Died-
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L. E. Thompson Junior Rditor
_lbs4 Phdlaa. J. F. Henderson.
Billy OarkaMu L. A. Scholl. Maa*a
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Reatt. L. A. Newman, R. W. Barch
field.
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W. C. Ragan,
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CLUBS
TRAVIS COUNTY CLUB
A.l boys interested in forming
Trav\s County Club meet in
room 212 Academic Bldg, immedi
ately after Yell Practice. Monday
night. Pleas be there for thb b
sn important meeting.
LOST i
LOiTi one pair brown leather
moccaain’z about one block east
of north gate. If found please re
turn te E-7 Walton.
LOST: A billfold by Tom B
Darst of Richmond. Texas, at the
A. A M.-T, C. U. ame. Information
concerning same, which included
a **T” card and identification card,
should be forwarded to Mr. Dnjnt
at Richmond.
THH HIM Fl. CLUB HELD
their regular meeting Sunday ev
ening, October 16, in the As bury
room of the library. Included on
the program was V. K. Sugmrsff
who spoke on the subject, “The
Probable Results of the Munich
lAcfcqcmait.” Mr. Sagmreff point
ed otft that the only thing the
Munich Agreement provided for
was tbs partition of Csochotlo-
*akia. He also stated that the
world was spending four times
a* much for armaments at the
Present than was spent in 1918.
At Um conclusion a general db-
*a«nion of Mr. Sugareff’s addreas
fallowed.
THB MEMBERS OF THB
*‘h*nustry department gave a pk-
for their wives dad families
i ♦^naaday afternoon at 6:90. Mbs
<l!7**“* Ommh, secretary of the
TTf^fownt, was in charge of the
***** ,ur the picnic.
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Vou Want Your Picture In
. , Mk j, , * [ [ j * . y
The Glass Section Of T1}e
Longhorn, Remember
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Deadline Is
WEDNESDAY
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