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...sins of the reviewer are legion, so alas! are the provocations thereunto. It may therefore border perilously on the affected to exclaim, "Oh yes, we have been bored and bored but eccovi, here is a book that is different!" Et cetera...
...Chemical Warfare Service. It is now the home of the First Brigade and the Sixth Regiment Field Artillery corps which will help with the work of the summer camp. The Arsenal is completely fitted out with concrete barracks and officers quarters, the reservation covering eight square miles. Two rivers border the grounds furnishing excellent facilities for swimming,-boating, and fishing. In addition there are tennis courts, a track, and a baseball diamond ready for use by the students this summer. According to the present plans each afternoon from 3 until 6 o'clock will be devoted to athletics...
According to the letter printed in the adjoining column, the platform in regard to football published in the CRIMSON Friday, is all wrong. Al suggestions there made are impractical and border on the inane; the whole method of attack is unsound. In spite of the fact that the Presidents of three important Eastern Universities, as well as innumerable other interested, have seen danger in the present athletic situation, our correspondent fails to see that there is "such in great evil anyway...
Tonight at 8.15 o'clock in the Arena the Crimson hockey team will face the Dalhousie University setxet, another Canadian combiantion which, though rated below Toronto, is said to be the best team in Nova Scotia, and one of the most formidable north of te border. Last night, however, the sextet from Halifax was defeated...
Captain Alcott was born in Virginia in 1884. His first military service was with the Louisiana National Guard on the Mexican Border in 1916. At the outbreak of the war he entered the first Officers Training Camp, from which he was commissioned in 1917. He was assigned to the 335th Field Artillery and went over seas. In January 1919 he was transferred to the 20th Field Artillery, with which he served as adjutant. Since his return from abroad, he has been specializing in motors, first at the Army Motor School at Camp Holalaird and later at the factories...