Greetings:—The First
Issue by the
New Staff
VOL. XII
PENN - STATE TRACK
MEN WIN PLACES
IN THREE EVENTS
Gatzemuller, Foster and
Shea Score In Meadow
brook Meet
The Penn State tepresentatives at the
7.leadowbtook 'Meet In Philadelphia, last
Saturday night, won places In three
events. Canremuller was the stellar per
former for the Blue and White team,
coming across in a site fashion when he
won the 350 yard scratch event for
novices from a big. geld In 41 1-5 sec
onds This establishes a new record for
the Meadowbrook competitions Ganz
°manor having clipped the old record
held by Penn by 1 4-5 seconds
Shea was the second Penn State man
to roglatel In the finals by winning third
place in the 440 Foster duplicated
this feat when ho crossed the finish line
third in the 1000 yard handicap. Run
yon, Beck. Cotton', and Enoch failed
to qualify in the finals
This meet woo of an exceptional
chanictet for one world's cooed was
beaten, ono was equalled and the rec
ords of al:niter meets held by the club
were all shattered According to Tench
Coach Martin, It woo an exceptional
meet, and was very well handled.
Canxemuller has not yet been award
ed the mire In the MCC which he won,
the officials claiming that he was not
a novice, for whom the race wan espec-
Mlly staged. A novice is defined es a
man who has never won a first place
In an A. A U event It Is said that
the Penn State sprinter jumped away
front the field at the start. and walked
In at the finish In addition to breaking
the record. Ills case Is being considered
by the officials, but Conch Martin is
convinced that Carmineler has never
- yet won a Ilrst plaice in such meets
Handicap Bothersome
,The only factor that marred the
event was the seeming inequality
caused by the handicaps These were
In many cases too big and forced the
men who were competing from scratch
to equal or best the world's records In
some cases, In order to place in an event
Runyon and Beck of Penn State, who
both did good wink, mere hindeted by
these handicaps given competitors
Runyon entered In both the high
JUMP and the pole vault and had It not
been for the handicaps would have
placed in each. In the high Jump he
cleared 6 feet. 11 1-2 Inches from
scratch and the three winners each
failed to equal this Jump but, by means
of their handicaps of 2 1-2 and 3
Inches respectholy, were able to silo
the event.
Runyon met tho sumo proposition In
the pole vault Ithen ho was credited
with 12 feet, 4 inches and had 9 feet.
9 inches as a handicap This gave the
winner a vnult 0(13 feet, 11 Inches and
the world's record is 13 feet, 2 inches
Chance for Another First
Beck was entered In the 60 yard race
and non his heat but lost out in the
fattening - aprint. Coach Martin feels
posithe that Cantemuller would have
placed In this event had it not followed
so closely upon the 350 yard race which
tlrod the Penn State runner Guise
rnuller had won both of his preliminary
heats in betor time than that in elalch
the finale were recorded'
In the shot put, 12 pound clams, Beck
made the second boat toss of the even
ing of 47 feet. 11 Inches but again the
handicap against him was too great
Shea experienced a mishap M the 940
when ono of the Yale men fell and car
tied NOVelal down with him, Shea being
among the unfortunates. Had It not
been foe this trouble he might have
finished fn bettor shape than third plan,.
Foster completed the scoring for the
Blue and White representatives by
breasting the tape for third place In the
1.000 yard handicap event He loan
headed by O'Brien of the Victrix A. A
and Shipman of Maryland State
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NOTED EVANGELIST
TO SPEAK SUNDAY
Charles M. Alexander, the rioted sing
ing evangelist of Birmingham, England,
and now engaged In evangellstie`Ayork
in Philadelphia and New York. will con
duct the chapel otervlces at the College
next Sunday mooning Ho will also
addrees the Y M. C A. meeting In the
Mr Alexander Is ono of the bent
known of the elegant day evangelists.
In carrying out his work he has made
two world tours The brat of these Wan
made with the Reverend Reuben A
Torrey from 1902 to 1906 and was
known no the Torrey-Alexander Cam-
Midge. The ground tour wee made In
company with Mrs. Alexander in 1996
and 1907 Mr. Alexander has also en
gaged ia tours with Mr Wilbur Chap
man. another noted evangelist.
In the course of hie travels, Mr Alex
ander by special request has addressed
ammo of the largest colleges In this
country, Including Vassar, and has also
spoken at, Oxford and Cambridge, the
two great English universities. In con
nection with hie visit to England, he
will in all probability give an outline
of the work among the Engllah 001-
dines before their departure for the
trenches In ono or the other of his
talks next Sunday.
Mr. Alexander le credited with being
the man who made the "Glory Song"
famous during ono of hie many evan
gelistic tours Silo speclaltY is the mu
&cal side of the work and In this geld
he conducted the !argent choir over or
ganized. This body consisted of 4000
voices and was brought together during
a CamPalira In London. Ho Is also' the
author of many gospel hymns. Mr.
Alexander will bring with _him next
Sunday hie soloist, who is a gospel
singer, and also hie pianist.
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ALUMNI BANQUETS
HELD THIS MONTH
Annual Gatherings Occur
Throughout Coun ry
- During March
The Penn State alumni clubs In the
various cities have planned, for this
month, a remarkable merles of ban
quote and meetings which will bring
Penn State men from all over the coun•
try together The purpose is for the
completion of the great alumni booster
campaign which .nn instituted last.
fall, and which lion been prosecuted no
vigorously ever since. Beginning on
the evening of March second, when
the alumni of Boston and vicinity en
tertained Dr. Sparks at the Engineers'
Club, and continuing until March alst.
1 there will be successive meetings in
most of the large cities of the coon
try.
Probnbly the most pretentious ban
quets will be those of the alumni of
New York, Philadelphia and Washing
ton, D. C The New York Club met
loot Saturdny night at the Hotel Mn.
Alpin in New York City and were ad-
dressed by Mater-General Leonard
Wood and ex-Oovernor Terser of Penn
sylvania At Washington, the Penn
State men will have as guests Sena
tors Knox and Penrose. and Vance t•
McCormick, on the evening of March
24th Four dnys later the Philndel
phin, Alumni will enlelluin Alva 13
Johnson and Dr Sparks.
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The same day that the Boylan Club
met In Boston, there was organized at
Allentown the Lehigh Northampton
Alumni Club A. L. Hacker, 'IC, was
elected president and E. C Sparrow.
'l3, secretary and treasurer.
Following aro the dates of the other
banquetS which will be held this
month•
Berko —County Club nt Bending,
March 15; Detroit. Club at Detroit,
Mich,. March 19. Chicago Club at
Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago, March
21. Buffalo Club at Buffalo, N. Y,
March 23, Cincinnati Club nt Cinch,
nail, Ohlo, March 28, Cleveland Club
at Cleveland, Ohio. March 29. Youngs
town Club at Youngstown, Ohio.
March 30: Pittsburgh Club at Hotel
William Penn, Pittsburgh, March 31.
The Point Winner*.
For the Interest or the readers, the
following compilations have been gash•
reed, showing Just how State's total
of 487 points was garnered. -Adam,
Blalteslee and Walton, in the order
named, were the leading scorers from
the floor, but 13Ialteslee, through nis
foul tossing, has scored site greatest
number of points.
Thespians Down
To Hard Work
The practice of the cast and chorus
and the work of the managers of the
Thespians has been nurro‘Ned down to
a steady mind Pntetices sire held ev
ery night and on Saturday afternoons.
The "Naked Truth" is, without a doubt,
the most difficult play that ham over
been attempted here, tuul demands un
tiring °gotta on the part of the Thes
pians to magic, It Rapid develop°
moats are being made, and everything
promises to ho In shape for the first
plO3 hero on March 31 The costumes
and scenery are being arranged for,
and an effort Is being made to have
.nerything as nearly perfect as poss
ible
The Itinerary has been imicticany
settled. Two allows will be gison In
Pittsburgh, as these is a great do
wand for seats at that place Mem
bers of the vas loss county clubs arc
putting forth efforts to have the Thee
-11110111 play in their home towns Two
cities ore making special Inducements
to have the play produced shore.
Thla year a new system of manage
ment still be started An assistant
manager will be selected from the
PrONIIMMI clam He ,sill become mana
ges In his Junior year Instead of in
his smiles year, as has alaays been the
custom and in the meantime Ito will
assist the present manager Tile call
for candidates won given to the Fresh
man class and thirteen aspirants an
swered last Thuseday night.
SOPHS AND FRESHMEN
SHARE FIRST PLACE
The winner of the interclass basket
ball league will be decided tonight when
the freshman and sophomore quintets
will light it out in the Armory At
inesent. those teams are tied for first
place with four games won and lost,
and the unmer of tonight's game will
carry off the honors. Tho Juniors and
Seniors will also Ploy nit u_tio game
tonight, but this gume will have no
effect on the final standing.
During the past week, two games
have been played. In the first one, Fri
day night, the sophomores downed the
1918 live by a more of 28-22. On Mon
day night, the freshmen lost their first
league game when the senior's mana
ged to gain a two-point verdict over
their young rivals This defeat, coupled
with the sophomore victory evened up
the loud between the two lower einem..
Juniors - Drop Contest
The superior team-work of the sophs
was too much for the juniors, and while
at half time the score was only 13 to 12
In favor of lull, dating the second half.
the sophomores began to find tho basket
and ran Op a eats lead. Young and
Smith led their team In scoring with
three basket,' apiece. Tho former played
an exceptionally clover floor game and
his passing was good. McFadden also
had his oyo on the basket both from
the floor and from the foul line.
For the juniors, the work of Amason
and Ewing woo the outstanding feature
The former put up a dashing game at
forward while "Stan" tried to “out-Wal
ton" Walton at guard. Tho lino-up and
summary
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STATE COLLEGE, PA„ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1917
There Is Championship Material STATE DEBATERS
In These Penn State Grapplers DEFEAT BUCKNELL
This wrestling team hits just finished its IDI7 season uilli six vlctntles nod no defeats Lett to tight, front sou
the!. n e Ostermaym•'l?. 111111 s 'll. Captain Long 'lB. Shutt, 'ln, Smote). 'IS, i t „,,i c
hi IS, IIlug!. .18 and Conch Lewis
WRESTLING AND BASKETBALL
0 SEASONS
TEAMS HAVE B
Penn State Matmen
Win Every Meet
By Large Scores
3 LETTER MEN
No greater prairie can be offered to
the 1917 wrestling team than that
%%hid) sans given by the "North Amer
ican" in an article a few dais ago
This Philadelphia paper :retorted that
"Cornell, Lehigh and Princeton, over
whom Penn State non thin year, will
fight it out In a week or two at Ith
aca for the intercollegiate title Cor
nell and Lehigh appear the strongeat
of the teams, and whoever wine, State
alit hale the satiefection of knowing
that she has the better tram"
Penn State will not enter the Intel
colleglates this year but In all probabil
: Iq will send .1 team to the meet Int
1918 when It Is hoped that the Blue
and White will have several intercoll.'
ginte champions to her credit
C=l
The "North American" goes on to
state that "no college In the east can
show a record as good ns Penn State,"
which Is eel, - true, considering that
Boston Tech, Pitt, Lehigh, Cornell,
Princeton and the Nosy all sae, their
tennis go down in defeat before the
Blue and White mattnen.
On looking back to the beginning
of the season it can be remembered
, that there Mon some doubt as to the
' future success of the team Long,
Drown, Pickett and Verger were lost
by graduation last year, and the gen
eral sentiment was that the team
would be helpless without those fa
miliar grapplers. But, as events hen e
proven, nets men sprang up and filled
the vacant shoos In a very able fash
ion.
Too much ',raise for past successes
cannot be gh en to "Doc" Lewis, [m
ile worked In hls usual conscientious
fashion and developed his men front
the raw material offered This ability
of Coach Lewis is stated by a Phila
delphia paper as "the knack of devel
oping wrestlers overnight," and is no. I
peclally true in the case of Higgins.
A word of commendation Is also due
to the 'varsity wrestlers themselves,
and to all those loyal men who tool: n
season's punishment In order to
%clop the better men who would rep
resent the college in the spotlight.
The exceptional record of these seven
men, Long, Smole), Osterma)er, Mita,
Schultz, Higgins and Czarnecki,
should be remembered, for the deci
site victories over Cornell, Lehigh,
Princeton and the Navy put Penn
State into wrestling prominence tills
season.
Ontormayer Only Man Lost.
Oatersanyer is the only onto loot this
year by graduation. and in ',piing On.
teonner the wreatllng Gonad la minus
a man xlio has worked patiently for
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Lecture--Musicale
On Friday Night
"Motile In a Human Need,. a lector
ghen in the Audluirlum on ri iday night
of thin weolc at eight o'clock Doctor
musicale by Mom. Alma Webster Powell
LL H., Mao D, A M. Pit D. will be
Powell In a graduate of N Y Univemity
Law School, of Columbia Univeralty Po
litical Science Dopartrnent, mil la int
roit-doom soprano at the Royal °Perim
of Harlin. Munich and Prague, as well
an the Metropolitan Opera House. Now
York She is making a plea for nation
al free achoola of mimic.
Tho program in divided Into two parts
Part one In a lecture on Toneurology
and under thin the following points aro
taken up Mimic ns a remedy hi nerve
diatom lattices, manic lie a preserver of
the facultlea, mimic and the war apirlt:
mimic as a re-eatabliner of normal mo
tion in the human body, mimic and
child education; and the place for ma
nic In universities.
Port two In tho musical program bik
ing up radons types of muslo for Mt
feront types of mind. This la divided
Into six divisions, comprising five types.
and the sociological signincanco of the
ballad. These types are the French,
tho Rusalan, the Hagan, the German,
and the American. Illustrations of va
rious noose aro gluon under each type.
The musical dopaltmant,'of the college
ham the affair In ehargo.
A NEW STAFF TAKES
CHARGE OF COLLEGIAN
The elecelon of a nun staff to take
ohm ge of the publication of the 'Tenn
State Collegian" for the next 3ear nee
held gun Thursday night, and t exulted
nx f011owx•-
=MEM
Don 31 Crevsuell 18. Editor-in-chief
renege L Wright. 'lB Ilanaglag
31. IV Dahl:nide Seniol - Associate
Editor, A J. Ikatet 'IB. G W Sullivan
'lO. and A. It Leinimeh 'lO, Junius
As
ucl.ate Editors. A W France '2O,
J P Kell '2O, L Keller '2O, Kenneth
Kick '2O. IV. S Whiteman '.UI .led A
1) 31acKinnon '2O, begot tel
Busllll , Bs Staff
Julio 91. Washburn 'lB, Business
Mnnag•r; S 11 Lows) 'lll. Advertising
Nianahet, T N Realm 'IS, Mutilation
Manager. C V. Gladfaitet 'l9, II 13
PIO,. 'l9, iind W. I. Mini 'l9, Ass
istnnt Business Managers
The new staff takes cluitge unit this
Issue. 'rile entitling Seniors on the old
start ate R. J. Kenney.
itialnger. Assistant editor,
tV E Kroll. , Senior ASSOCIRLO Editot.
C 13 Patton sod, Business Manager, C
R. Nissan. Circulation Manager, R T
Bright nod J A Barber, Ailtertining
Managers
EIGHT JUNIORS ELECTED
TO TAU BETA PI SOCIETY
Clain menthola at the Junior Chitxv
have been elected to rnernbelohlp In
Thu Beta Pl. the !tenon.y engineering'
liehoistrxhip nocletY.
They ate
H Coon Paul Pol./inn
I. W S Cearneckl
S 111 Palm II A. 1111111 M
FI D Else R R. Itlnken
RIFLE CLUB SIXTH IN
INTERCOLLEGIATE MATCH
According to latest reports, the
State Ride Team stands sixth In its
class In the Intercollegiate League. k
different scheme Is being followed this
year In these matches, instead of pit
ting one team against another partied.
lar one, the Carious teams are ;Is
signed places in their respectlie
classes accenting to their total score
In the first three matches the State
team secured third, fourth, and thild
places respectively, but then chopped
to sixth in the fourth TM ee other
matches have been fired since 1,3 the
local tome but repoits are not avail
able as yet on the present standing
Unilever, in tile recent shoots a slight
13 better score was attained
Calendar
WDD\NVII.II, MARCH 11
645 P 51 —Civic Club Meeting, 201
15nr,
7 00 I'. 51 CIR. 13M01.4.1,611, Ju
niors vs Seniors. Sophonsiss es lx
Ps oshmen. As mot
TIIIIIII4IIA I , 51,9111 . 11 15 .
700 1' NI —Meeting of Count% Chat
Pi oxldentis, 114 91111111
1 4 11111A1, 11,911( . 11 16
4JO P —llnginvering Lecture,
"%Viktor 'Poem Dot clopments In the
South." Profeemor 13 A Hitchcock.
200 ring "Ir
7,00 P —Chung° Meeting, Room 100
Hort Bldg
800 1' —Madame Alma Powoll,
Lecture-Municale, Amigo: turn
SATURDAN. HARM 17
0 40 P. M.—"Ry-Productm of Mieteinals."
Dean Blaisdell. Room "K" Library
7.00 P. M,—lndoor Athletic Meet, Ton
Year Men, Armory
800 P M —llllmtrated Lecture. "Our
Nolghboin of the Pal 13000," .10-
seph raimun, Aumtn,mm
900 P. Al—Sophomore f3,mnuet, Nit
luny 11111
SUNDAY, MARCH IS
10 00 A M.—Freshman Chapel, Char
Ins M Alayande.. Old Chopel.
1010 A M.—Memorial Into Class,
Old Chapel
11 00 A M--College Chapel, M. Alex
ander
890 P M.—Concert, College Orches
tra. Auditorium
000 P. M—Y. M. C A Meeting, Mr
Alexander, Auditorium
TUESDAY, M'ARCII 20
000 P. M, Prayer Mooting, L. A.
Assembly Room
700 P. lif —Horo and Thoro In Ponn
sylvanla History, Professor A. IL
Esponshode.
7.00 P. M.—Albin Tortehors . Training
.
Chula, L. Assembly Room
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Ball Tossers Win
Twelve Games of
Fourteen Played
BIG GAMES WON
With a record of tuelte s'unties
ant of foutteen games pined, the
1014-1917 bashetotill team stands out
as one of the best that e‘el rent rotor.
ed Penn State In the cage game De
spite the lots ul the thud game to 1..•
high, and the earl, season defeat to
Pitt, the record of Captain Walton it
team Is one that places them among
the first rank of the collegiate basket
ball teams of the year• Victories oset
S 1 raceme. Dartmouth, I-afoette, Pitt,
Sou tthntore and De!auto', more than
counterbalance the two defeat; sus
tamed '
With three flea men performing in
Ilse shape, and aith the seterens of
inst year playing their customer)
,strong game, Coach Mermen did not
face so trying a position last fall as
he did the previous sear Walton at
guard and Blakeslee at foraard V.OlO
the seterans tulle formed the nucleus
lot the leant, but it remained for Adam,
the freshman center of a teal in
in ate the sensation of the 51 05011
The lanky pit et man des eloped more
than an 3 man on the sound, and he
was high scorn from the hoot, menu.:
dog a DaMion more than thtee held
goals per mane. Wilson, enothel
sophomore, turned into a capable run
sing mate for Walton; while Lanbecti
alternated with Wagnet at the 1 mnein
Ing foraard position
Without doubt, the most retain . ).
able feat of the 901111011 pus th,' de
(eating of both SYramme 01111 DM ,
mouth within three days The forme,
team aas composed 0 hol 1) of let
crams, and they boasted victot les user
the majority of the larger college
teems within the past tao Pears Th
game stns one of the !tautest ft tight
bettleo et el. staged In the At mot Y. and
it a. only In the last fell mllllllOl
that Penn Stele nosed out 0 otte.polei
advantage. Dal tmouth played 11 tat.
but they woe no notch for the illet '
and White quintet
The game at Pitt sills In man!
seems similar to the Syl 111,140 gulp
onl3 In thls genie it ans Pitt th
linall) won out—e held goal In the la l
Itnif•mintite changing 00 011001 em
State s ictory 11110 11 one-point 111 ft` It
In the return game, hoe et et, Stele •
cured ample rmenge Taking' the le to
at the start, the 3 Melt` 110,e1 holds I
find hold a live point athantege 1011 , 91
the final whistle Idea
Machine Works Well.
Cnrnegic "'tell, [inflate, Went In
house not I t >anon Vetle) all tell le.
fore the Ina- and nhlto ninebine, th ,
(Continued on Lain. Panel
Crockett Tells
of Mt. Vesuvius
Our to kin absolute flllllllllll 11y oith
the country, Piefossor W O Ciockett
recoiled a large mullein:o In a most
• realistic Journey "tinder the Rhodos
of Vesuvius" last evening In the 01.1
Chapel With the aid of slides, mans
of them In colors, he descillied the
beauties and the characteristics of the
cotintrj, bordering on the On of Na
pica The city or Naples. it th Its
shore line and mountain backga mind,
the typical Halloo Street stones. and
the treasures of art . itenerved in her
mirk' famous museum, wet e trot I/01
trot ed.
Than come a series of Nuns allow•
Mg Vesuvius in lilleoo4BlVo stages of
eruption. Then Pompeii. her
NV. visited This City of the Dead In
little by little yielding her secrets con
corning old Roman customs and man
norm of life
Perhaps the most pleaxant part of
the lecture wits the trip to the Island
of Capri followed by the drive elem..-
tho Sorrentino Peninsula to Amalfi
over the rood famous alike for its mar
Mous feats of engineering and for Its
wonderful scenic beauty.
Deno 131aleidell of tho School of Liber
al Arta will give 0 talk on tho "13y-
Products of liihiaionie . In room IC of the
Library on Saturday nicht of thief week
at 0,40 o'clock.
Both Sides of Arbitration
Question Successfully
Defended
Rept extolled II tem. monhtmod
nl
moot milli of) of HULL men Stato waled
too eh tot Ito oter
1/I.lt I, it tt menlng alien both 011110 of
the 11110Mb/11 111,1101,011, 11l It COII/t/
11110Iliti enact leMolntlon loot Ming . for
t l ,llllllllOOll 111 hitt-Won Of thmtuteo
lotto ern 01 0 oeired Ittlon and 1.11,11 tl
gomititutionitlit} o tit om Hoe-
Loorfoll defended At 1.1,14h:11K the
Mato netottl,e tenor otot the Judge-'do
elttlon IA the rims of too to one. ohne
In the Autlltot loin the 111111 loathe learn
&Alto"! the Llctot lit II Ull.OlllllOOB
%OA'
Both debates sete Nei °Week von
biled and It lei toils because of their
exit:mm[l,e linouleill.to of the subject
Hutt the Penn State teams UOll In tho
debate held here the deter generalslilli
of the State debaters eatirtd the atter'.
I Don of the Mahlon' nerutth e team to
he focused almost emit eh on the
im
practablllt) of compulsory inhalation In
' \ et% %Woad and the athoeitcy of the
Caniallan scheme of cc/mambo') In
teetigution in the Coiled States At the
end Of the debate. C I, Psitabaugh In
the lant tobuttal sliver li shorted hna
...mptilsoly inhalation had been stic
yessful ht %metal Dm opium countiles
thus rondo Mg tireless the negutite ar
mour.. that the proposed plan bail
been unstmessful in Neu ide 111111(1
'rile tithe: me:abets of the State team
Moss.. N (art, and L tt Cote
rie) %true both fitailimiat and In their
st doh rue per for inert Sus I ctt dash')
Poi Pot knoll, the most °Realty de-
bating ttas done 11) Ali 'butter and Mr
Pottot The alternates bolo for State.,
I. A imiemet and for Vaicknell t'
Ream, Man It L Siokett plosided
At 1-to Mon g the Borgne!! Ilan
tse, an good sae tkers but OP, UOll.
towed, It Is sdd Poi
Penn State. 1 1 D and II M
nu, too 'JO did tr good MeekJ
Kitchen 'lO. also presented his a: gu
ments In bond fashion W. It 010111
it tea IS /lib-1111111 upon the State It tun
I's ofessor .1 II 111vo11 oho to t mops
said the team, sattA as plopASlng a
nts. The Bucknell team oats tam
posed of Messrs Samuel 1) Lent,
Hai old D Gem, and Ralph 13 Beanl
I . 13 Duffey tales] as altos nate
FOUR BIG CAMPS
AT PLATTSBURGH
Regulations and Infornmtion con•
Corning the Cltlvens . Training Camps
to be established this mtinmer In the
Eastern Department have been Issued
by Major General Leonard 11• cod, II
S A These camps still he main
tinned as follows Senior Dl,lslon,
N 1 . Junior Dinl.ion it
Fort Terry, Plum Island. N Y, and
Portland, Ile The Senior Cann, eon
templated at Fort Oglethorpe, Cht . In
still under consideration, and will Pe
established only if In the opinion
General Wood the number of proper•
the students warrants stroll retina
The Arm*. Apploptiatlon Bill of fats
plonk]. funds to molittaln ramp , of
Instruction and to in lag and to fin
nigh transportation, .41111,iil yen., .m• 1
uniforms to 1it1,0114 attending 04.40
canna
In the Castel 0 Department the
camps he tii,lded Into too to 110
dhisfons, ns foiloo o' The Senior DI
Olshm rot nien funs IS to 15 tears of
age. nod for men from 15 to i oho
I obtain special permit.; to attend and
alto (10 (10 at dd, non 0)1110140 The
Senior DIN stun mill 110,0 four 01101111
nt Plat t.lairgh on the folloolng
dates June 2to July 1, Mk 7id
August 5, August It In September
Ind September 15 to Otiolon I I 'roe
honor 010 !ohm for lint's front t i to IS
tents of one, mill hold ton vaunt. It
Port 'Pere) no follnon• June ta to
if 111,11 August 1 to 'tugte.t 3.1
The ton romps nt Portland in Dd. di
181011 ufli he held nn 1110 4111110 (11l Lei
111 applicants whit sign no narenlmolt
to intend for the full pet lod of 0111115
not exceeding 11110) do) o, tilde. on
, otseen circumstances should itte , mtt
Application to attend the camps In
the Eastern Depai Intent should he
I ode to "The Oilicrt In Cimino, Ttain
tin Camps. Eastern Department, Got-
Toot's Island, N. V."
Plllll4 1111)0 1,0011 serious!) discussed
for n tullitat) ltalnlng camp for vol.'
to 011 men to be conducted this sum.
11101 011 lines similar to that lit Platts I
long.
BIG TIME SCHEDULED
WHEN AG. MEETS
Those of the Two-Year Course
Have it Out in the Gym Next
Saturday Night
'rile atilt di cagetnen and footmen Of slam n 10 0 moos dted couts• •
the Lao pent class hi 1151 lculture tt 11l 0001011 cm.
toolemblo In .. .Doc" 1,300 ottullo of
Seats 6w bn ptovlded for those
Physical otiltuto nettSatUrday ironing
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up 11110010 In both the manly games oftacking mei/both, of the o‘oging•
'eteatlktg and basketball unit tomb ement for odathodon
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clams, ato too Ittrgo to do battle en seated no :notice what happens
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the dot II tog° tho hindmost. be Ice:met.'
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entire body eill entrear in the moms wean ILIA° "Doe" Kenneth nil
and with lire Invincible "Doe no forth his beginners 111 the manly
their leader, ley wilt demenstratto the nit defense and sot thorn loose Cl
beauty nod symmetry of motion us lon tiro other.
Those Track Men ar
Now Entering the
Limelight
RUSSIAN MUSICIANS
WELL RECEIVED
PENN STATE C
Final Outside Conc
the Year Proves to
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