Georgia Military College - Recall Yearbook (Milledgeville, GA)

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Want Ads. I.OSTg.tll Iltt' lllllltllltlll, I7i1ule'1' will rc- turn to I.- II. lilENNE'l I'. LOST-My f'Ilf'1'gy. If Iouucl. plvuse no- tify W. 'I'. I OWLIiIl or J. Il. 'I'lNGLI:Q. it may be 1-itlu-rs. AFOIINIJjFo1'ty-tllrev hours ou tht' Hull Ring. I wish sonn: onv would call for them at once. I . DM.-XIIIS. FOR SXLIQ-TII6 top lwtl nf Ll doulmle decker. Ilrrason for sv,-lling. I fn-ll off last night.-C H. I'IOl'llP. WAN'I'ED-Nt.-w low-r. Olml one is ahout worn out-LUX ICR PlIfHIlI'f. FOR S.XI.Ii -One vo111pl1-tv st-t of llll- used senior tr-xt hooks. Apply lo W. M. WARREN. WIANIIIISIJ-A suite' of rooms for light llousekvepingy to lw ovctipiml ulvout June lst.-IXI.X.l. III SSELI-. FOIIND-Solnv lim,-k work I must make up, anyonv wishing to lu-Ip will please call on I. B. TINCLIS. FOR SXl.I'f-Ono full svt of Corporal CI1c'v1'u11s.'-EX-QUIKIII-. NIcNI.'XNNUN. WgXN'I'I1lIJ-AX gootl cle-f1nition of a kiss. I am almsolutvly i111-xp:-1'if-1101-el, .Xny one wishing to aid. ph-asc call W. J. ROW- LAND. FOII IIIQYI' -Sotnv slightly list,-tl Cllew- ing gum. as gootl as 11vu'-IIIfI.I'lN IIILIQY. NEEIJEIJ-So111v i11t:-llrct. Wanted at 0l'lti't'. Sul your own price.-Il. F. DUNN. FOR SALE-Om' hot-clog stuncl. reason for selling: fIipIo111us. Apply during Wwfss to MIKIQLI, X1 TINGLE, WIIQNHR NIEH- CHANTS. LOST-Fourtee-n dollars, also a Illfllll-S sleep. The winner will please call and give another cliancc.-FLEM WALKER. PIOIINDASIDUIK' powcl:-r on Will somr one pleasv tell my my sluvf' wife that girl II at the lJa1'lJer shop. but not from tht inanivurist. Many Thanks-SG'I'. AH WANTED-A photo nf 21 G. NI. C. tu rl:-nt who has llE'Vt?l' loolieltl through a Po lice Gazffttv. this is to go i11 IIHIIIP .-Xpplicamts will plvasf' s HPI-lDl'IIl Dept.. G. BI. C. FOR S.-ILE. our ha and tht- e Big Bargain Countvr. One reclainnfd tooth brush. Ons safety razor. hair brush and vomlm. pair sox. good as IIFW. part of a UIIIIUPIII. Uni' Une .Xny I must stall at once in oral'-r ture- show fare. SWS uw lmfurv H. E. SHAYER. WIpXNTEDi,loIJ as lap Clog for one young lady. bhe must he hotl I glltld Ilill ing and rich. Notify .I- NI. 'I'I'IONIAS. 54 aQs . G I. I 2- . I sl In raise you lvuw

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L K F .L wks f .'fH...f1Qgfgy't rf Calendar for the Term 1920-21. September September September September 14-School opens. 17-Drill begins. Recruits learn some very choice lan- guage from their instructors. 20-Foot-ball practice begins. 28-Sibley turns Bolshevik. October 11-Sibley and Tingle go out for football. October 13-Sibley and Tingle quit going out for football. October 29-Covernnfent inspection. No school. October 30-Lt. Baisden acquires great fame as a flash-light detective. November November November November November December December Ileceniber lleceniber January January January January January February February February February February February February hlarch hlarclt 3 hlarch hlarch hdarch hlarch 1- Q- 2klVIajor Cabell fails to have a general order published. l1fArmistice day. Holiday. 20-Scrubs defeat Varsity in football, 13-6. 241-Thanksgiving holidays begin. 29-Thanksgiving holidays end. 3-Helen Riley faints in Rhetoric class, also in Dick's arms. 13-Mrs. Dupree explains to Lts. Betts and Williams why boys should not walk around G. N. Sz I. C . 15- Fatl, Tingle goes all day without patronizing a cafe. 17-Christmas holidays begin. 4fChristmas holidays end. 5-Major Russell reported married. 23fMikell comes on O. D. 28-Leels birthday. Holiday. 29-Senators defeat Jeffersonians in basket ball, 14-13. 1 5 9 13 15 21 22 Col. Alfriencl rides the sick list. No drill! --Nxf7Ei1'1'6I1 is appointed Cadet Major. -Major Rolston forms a detective system. Bennett goes all day without trying to borrow any money. Government inspection. No school. -Washiligtonls birthday. Holiday. Baseball practice begins. Rowland smiles at a girl. Annual pictures taken. No school. ll-Sgt. Reese goes thirty minutes Without smoking a cigarette. 14-The officer in charge stays in quarters all day. 15-The Commandant goes to press. .LL Q' - ' --. ,, K ' fx

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