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George W. Cann '19 .................. Circulation Manager

Eugene R. Smoley '19 ................. Advertising Manager

Adverritising D1.0pfrt5ises nadvance. Hougle co193cetsSubsczptills wthin the B ston Posta Disrict r ouside he U ited tate

must0 buesa acnd aieda aftry postm., at the ratle o'6one cenusine. ssuCesmiedtalale loither poaduiness Pihonextr Camrige 200

Althog Tomuesdayatind ma;-'y be pulse unsigned ridg 6265 Beuesiness the ename rfles TRiver ust Businesycse Phoe, Cambrittdgtte 2600 . HE.TC

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isnlel )loelot tle v litiltiaioll s~ll>zxi xvss .ll-t; 2 feloxv a1( n dt hellows and hme asir tol. ma .u . Yo

eate~~~l o l tr. I) ~oll t;inuti on , stt eh0ls %-,;a, (1ac, eact outl vour. arnn, an( ton(lh I-lI.S~i~lel ot ],(ll~lti~lI tel~e ed. 1z;- ztet doornextl~l d -oor ne albre Yoin, or e freil:o

e~~e1. t~ oN-er. te at e l ieose seoid 10 , nlistl llerhlls . ool-lv(}; elelil}il W.i e tle \olild ie tio en x-octi onl-dies - is~l theO ~ sprii i rl t t~in IN-bli h 'ti nin t.z-kl

t~tt slotl but~ shourld beti Urleral stud- Zeisethe s irtud-sleh tl lreltsl

e.^~ ~ ~~~ oft all aeaeclcl a dueini i tatu e. r toh. eir job is. The ir attiflldr If~11

0~~~~~~~I i isi dut ylts of eduetiltocr-eatioesto. er-car et e don't ta keebba-vnei.tll: sr

l .lte all i atelli ilt i-lgn elee torate.' saiid Dr. ler elow1ow to kiilla a -il a mian-, Nvitil ivi

| f~~~lilit-ilt. . -Tiierefore tile continuationiol lot lon!"fcel n r faiedreal. fin l l ee'llti-g ~~~~ ~sellools ouotl llot Ilot 'xSr

NN-r Rvi1lV to tll e 11liental. ltlsn..-i. but / Woe ai-,rev

socat ollal i oca to'iHe beideaee tH ehiedlat tile for a p~lps n1leurpse ave be case t Ive to(nlt('A'ellillr

S A'lo 11 l Ver ~ ~sseilr 11(t tilee co e

ee~l (4f t i ie e orea fliea -rea !o iiiat eof vtin po-e nien are all neet~ nl inerczel lXl'I~~~le,11e buti tfoiought, thee ould be lilade ill- I arresstly ahonut tieir jobqs to coiii¢ inr err~sill,(la reaul 1"+ a urefitrll byaill rieon r -Imat . theirA lm 1ters. Czimlaass

puttsts

It o a.<~ ~ I ult Aill abse ut hiat ka bleni sciatl e nill'rom olsprise to be crlbe s-icrbe -,n*it vi,' virosilolilil I~~~e nla d e c olilp ulsorv. av~~~ill b lister in th e smnli~ht

W e1( aA.~ ~~~A Lincolnli Filene. a lleeml er o f ieI er tile rn lea thvebeachil betweenb and ,oi~

a~~~lateSat Board~ of Edu cain slloliltion. sulori ng eelisted nian. anfltilee re~qcet

t (Ne

tile~ ~~~h Continua~tion sel ioosstm lebael | evsteni el vn to a. non-com oehlr . Soulet~i~ " ~l

tilt Aa~eI(lllS(tttIallt Ma-bcuet tSl slueeil beI n ped sort of discipline willl come hif, ii

ea-iti

~~~~~to (Tiv e filll attentioll to edlilation in llS if Ive hav-e ourr waxy, andl fit'! tl til

or~~~~leode to meett tie strenull. cnllc ous eo mi ott soldiers and not. booa seouts.

IN CHARGE THIS ISSUE& rol A . lark '21 .... .... .... .... .... ... .N lo-I t E i o

SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1918

r | n ANVO days a;,o as v,-e wrere, engaged in conr ersation wlith a1 t~~~riendl oi ours, a Sellior, too, Nve very innocentlyv inquired if heeA-er ,,vere gon-to le present at thee pilliC today-. ANe ee Avreex~~~tremelvl- surpriseed, of course, to 11ear llim sayr tlat lie AN-as not but+~~v ivc-re disgbusted whrlen lie wxent on to e.\;llain tllat thle reasollll~~le could not b~e tllere Avas that he considered it too mucll of a Avrasteot~~o time to take bothl the afterlloon and evcenin- oif.NoR~oA- for tlle -ood of --our peace of milld and general llealth,,~~~don't be like tllis fellow-. AN-lien a fellow gets to be a Senior inl ~~~Technologsv alld still thlinks tllat an afternloon and even~ing spent in~~~hearty recreation is a w-aste of time, tllen all Avre can say is thattll ~ te e fforts o f the F~acult N; must havs e beell misdirected. It is awxr~~aste of time to go on edulcatilit- thiss~sort of a fellow. He has not~~~a c hlance 111 the world of bein g a manl . If he e v-er -~ets to be allalf-h lf-rat comptometer, l iea-l e AN-ill Ib-e din N'eTll~~Tere are going to be some g~reat doing s done at NKantas

ketttll~~tis afternoon. There -.rill be, best of all. the boat ride down and~~~~bac k, ssvilumina, g-alues and a rattling good supper, and then our~~~evenin-, ttll of fun at Parao~on Park<. You can believse us, alld Avel~~nokoAN too it is t-oincy to be wvell worth Arour time and money. So~~~pack up --our bathin -suit and sport clothes, and be at RoAN',es, attu-o-ht vo-ffteen

Xrt~~~Arthu AV. Ho~e fAlaliolder ofWahngoe Lllnl rreset~ail- rersnaie on tte FederalaBoar~ of AoeaBoardo Vlea tionl. Edcaio,

dIll-eS ~ dree-se the commllliSsol ill favor of

ex-telldilC cotenduaing chontinuation

sehol oni-umllolertRber 0. Small. d(epuut commissioner~~~~of the M~assachulsetts- vocational scllools.

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en-bier i--imeits. e twa orvirl M arell .. tQ.l, ald1eei S95aiIrved Iiis ecaptanc+ iin

:Ala-Ma at flie a~e of 23 v ears and 2olllls rvlimeC'at. . iil, ap.H J. McDonald '17lvas~~vaz borrn Tti] 7, 1894. annd Capt. J. H.Babbittbit '17 wass bomr July 24, 1S94.Ca~~~a)t. Hastie mar b bel theos yougetp-p

Al~~orHol lias been receivedl tlat Lieuten-~~~~ant Alfred S. Milliken '14 hias beenl kill-e~~~~e iin ,cttion. IHe was a imember of fleXnlel ian E Americaonar Forcediioar

Focs. Nfllrllelillor furfili lsberifrito la ben received.

Xeeol(lilltoAinordii t nfrationl r eeived by

~~~LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS

A~~~~~any of tragic falls of airm-i.zl ji~tr-tiellari- attheual arilv eatles aitiecmp

itlI:7nite ~ UritedStates, leave appearedf as IIlv4-f eriesteies to the See l)b . A-!,,tieralpbi.

W wlctile+- ~ the lhav been as puzzli m, to fll,

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mar~ Ma be perpetuated; t haat the sacrifices of the Patriots of ' 76~~~have not been in vain; that wae may continue the conduct of~~~the affairs o f our nation in accordance with our ove n beliefs and~~~desires; that our citizens maw travel the highwaa)s of the world~~~and sail the seas 'unmolested. and that ev e shall not submit to theclonadoination of an ambition-maddened

autocracy , the United Stateshas entered the great conflict whichci is shakin- the very foundationof the rvorld. Having taken this step,, there can be no tulrnin-,back until wxe haze fought the lvar to a finish, to victory, and too:a peace-settlementt

whhich avill insure American posteritv againstthe repetition of such a wcar. WVe believe a realization of our dreamof universal peace wtill come with the extermination of the viruswhich has brouuht practicallv the wllole world into war-PrussianXfilitarism. So there can be lout one issue before the Americanpeople-the vigorous and successful prosecution of the wsar. Toothat end everythling else must be subordinated, and every effort ofour bovs at the front must be sustained by a self-sacrificing andpatriotic people at home.Tll~ ~ Te stren-th of a nation, eve well knowv, is measured not in t

terms of wealth or volume of population, but love of truth and1coura-e to defend it. W~e are strong in this *ar in precise propor-tion to our determination to banish autocratic greed and injusticefrom the earth. _

(~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~X~~~~ few men started this wcar in the blindness of autocratic Cpowver; all men wvill settle this wear in the open vision of democracy.I]lfnlIt

.A el araeto

O~el 1? F.allS pinepalof he ollsl- gtcrslla lother experts adobreptsof the IlviilTatso~~ ~ vtin ofocte a rti1ieloaz. \

a~~~~olwe D. ofais prnepa of the Bos Ie(elelt-I.. - .-. - I.- -- Ii

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(liat th t he ~edicatetr t thfeli pecl ia ralc-frThe ol~~s ious obviotios sn-ention .1eier1

fle'ceted ~ ~ eete in Anmerica, that loss of el>>3ness bv the nesl s bi the pm~( iloti isth iue>iai~~~~~of manyv falls, is; also acceptedl

11 Pr.n~~~~~~Panter. In some enses after (o1e~l~~~~~ness departs. the aviatorr

inal: a>1-

out,~ ~ ~ ~ ou success. Tn other cases: ttlse ' vin

Lacl;~~~ac of oxyen ten, cahe caus tn

liichall ufl~en post a llgidn posrtions of airinei

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Iiismtreits n a ett r, 1t Litit.Franis ere econin~x del nquent ls in sieffr tof} n .n tala ssC. Em ons. .mem er o the viati n th ivar condiions H e fliou-e thi enss e(s~ l"t

'-'ection~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~ento of tlie nSieualn Corps ianl~ Frafe elf il B ls t~ l r il lf r r lc on ti n u a t i on s-e h ol s s h ulfb.m davll~ ~ ~wo lives at 103 Colbercr avenue, Roslin- connlpullsory througahlout the S9tate.

d a l e . I e l ld a ee n l ire s e d l a s b lee n b e e e v t e I u o d e o s d l b r t d a o

FlellelFelc nlilitary aautlorities for e-c p f u o derxcepd li e at d as-n

~~~~~tionallv fine -%vork-. over doing their duty as some of our

He~ ~ ~~~H wass -raaduted from tll eh oue atehom h(01esitate + onn~ ~ ~ ~~ioloo~y Fly ing, Selool, and wvent to theirs, the viietory wouldl be doubtftll.Fraee ast()colFr ancIs coe s a flv~

cadaclt..(5~~~ ~~n the reconlmendation of Genezral

Or- It. is a Ssl't of finaneial cowa, rdice to

rl( ~ ~ ~drs lhe Ava a made a first lieutena nt, hesitate to p ut y our money in ITnited~~~~~and has sinee b~een brev-eted.

He is the States Government securities, and to

~~~~~son of formner Police Commllissioner Em- deliberate over tlle

Avisdom. and pa- .tvs on o cil

~~~~~~mons. triotism of thh'en rtm

in*ixfmn icAt h.Q;tate~ ~~ oe inrbttd suprtn our soldiers.llWar S-ving Stap ont your itself nloue llnrfare maili money ho yusel atro bet re. lln slll 1ceived later 17,0th ineest. Cshingeo atrf~lx in these stamps ni go ngdt bse betteare la tl bl- fl3thinI-getinynionycfors

whomeh forpnae l~l~ ith themoney les theerenseindersllrcy~esrthat ou cotrbthe t qulth reafth vic- lelni dttory hich hen Nill ave$ blt ten com- ttytke li

tilan "gettn poetey fron.o e, o

Aff~~ ~~ord has: just been received of thenlarit~eof3tistPeni arrsite ofMi;) el~ard, aiieGd~a

dau-lier f M ad 'rs.pletely li. o d.

PERSONALS' SIMPLEX WIRES AND CABLES'

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it N%-,Il be it ca-�e of each for ilillinelf.

Becrinnin- I)a4--k rcw. left to right: Joseph H. Moore, George P . Luckey, Herbert R. Plimpton, Charles T. Rogers, Roland N,'.

,I,,([ Ali,[ foil it--; all. because there hit.,; rc O pcm 'toI TraceN, flanold R. Turner. Allen D. Eldred. Charles A. 31ors e, Jr.. �avmond V. Ha 'ward, Frank H. Trumbell, Howard S. A

1)((111 11-� -I)ZiCe rc-,!WlTed. , This NV it SiLee. -Joint W. Totten, Harold K. Smith, Altoll L. Fahey, John 1-1. Brewe�, John D. 'Snow, Allen D. 2\1cLean,

&TI110:1 tile be'��t plall because passeii-er i

lui\e it habit. anioii---,t other 1 A ll T ech M en

-e .\Zltio of farmers in Butte and Sutter WAR WORK OF INSTITUTE

-Tc-ll- -No\\- it only tal�es half -1111c(!1111ties. WOMEN IS PRAISED HIGHLYM"', d Kemp 51 I Thi.4 use of water froin Lake Al-

l,) -ck, flUlt bri-lit and brilliant

N O WHill lower the reservoir about 5 Western New York Branch of War Ser-

11'e 1101 1,0111. to take a per cent. uw Railroad Commission vice Auxiliary Aiding Wounded.Z_�

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Correspondent

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1),,v" ,�at licill aliv pa.-�Sellger a"ent tokes the ground that file nation's nee,1

ot'll tile\ (10 tile, h e (11'Cend to t , :" -? TECH Tells of Opening lot' food ON-ell the need of From the War Service Auxiliary ot

"Illegal (until,! of di'A'Sipation that a 1:

I power. At the, Fannie time. it i, not lio- thc Massachuetts Institilti. of Teell- Open Daily and Surdaylieved that. tl,..,, use of so sniall a portio-i. 1 110100'V there come reports of the excel-

iloolves. Ve left the '.\north :�tation about feli interfere! lent work ill merev tields of i��z

of the stora.ae -,will areath1).

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11-e 1wat icaclies 'Nantasket at 3.030, of Ivelopinent. Lake Alnianor 11 'New York Braiid;. ��onie tilne apo ill

,iiitl iiiiiiiedlately all pre:nent will (lo,, about _,event-v nien. Eleven men, in- 1 I-ets its storage supply from Feather! tile middle of the ivinter a -rpeaker was

fliell. bttilln" "Llits NvLether thev have Russell, II 1clud"ll" ])call ad previou-,Iv ar- River. sent. from Boston by the -11. 1. T. Aluniiii

flini or not. Bathlioti-.,es are resei-ved rived Friday talent to open the chiral),Association to Rochester and Buffalo lo Headquarters 31. I. T. War

SOLDIERS OF STEEL 11 tell tile local alumni associations aboutiol- titt, I)rulid possessors of Tripandin- makin- a total of nilletv-four men

11H M-Lel'. there is no excuse for the "I Ifile ivar work of the Institute. Al- Service Auxiliary

About seven miles beyond Ba tile thotiah the storV was Jarzgelv ahout thL

Then AN-111 take place the I"Or. Ali -aitioniatic �;oldiei` iss one of ,491 Boy

i-eiiy aided. it is open to all except tile tile connecting, rod oil tile ensure of Bar latest developmenbs !it iveapons, of war. -,el�-ool 1vork, the liters,%, work

of th .1ston St., Boston'k

Teelinolo-cry women appealed to there, si-

I.,. Tlii,, is to be followed 1 II I I

until bro e a d this train A Danisi� en-ineer ha�; recently taken Information Bureau open1)� II,_- u t :Ili the water; undoubt- the

two sections for out a patent for Ili api)aratus to ethical ters in Duffalo tied I branch of train

I -vice A"il-t -Alkwhia,,, we Nvere delave' I tetl'k iiii, will be

(I three III(, has iven this: home. It consists o" uxiliarv was; there e.,tabli.,Iwil

moist ordeal for 11 I a I the -wife of the pre daily. Workroom openbiit there is still the consolation 11 11(lul's until aiiother elastic wa, obtained. I a steel evIinder normalh- -within a eits seeretarv beinp

liit "%.ii, I- 1,, �,oft :,tiny to fall into 1,,01.iWe arrived at East Machias about 1.3 0 evIinder, the -\vbole bein- smik into tire dent of the Bill!'

alo Altinini As-�ociation Tuesday, Wednesday andI -allies -oted 1111](11

found verticallv. Bv means of a The Bill kilo hI II lla.-� del

flit-,, tariff,,, tlere Zulu prize-; for all:- i Z71 tinie to its labon; of love and has sen Thursday from 10 A. K to

110\�- title ll 'ted bi: ii tile ill- tjll(l"es will discriminate is 11lite [ The fellows hiked to the laildin- oil mechanism opera -ireles-s-

hu�(-liul II,. but we are sure target wlele (_,ardners Lake, about two iniles, at a ner cylinder rise., to a heiallt of 18 idurinw the month of Jiffi- ahout (,lie

I 1 4 P. 31. Everyone inter-Ilere !i good brisk pitee. Uame acro-,,, the lake inches froin the around and an auto- Ihundred pieceiz of work to' thin Potoll

ae winners I I_ Readquarters foi- distribution aillolig. ested in Tech olowir wel-

]w II() Ili a motor boat and scow. First, Nve matic, rifle mounted oil the inner cylin- _1 Z-5.V

At alwitt Ihad dinner, and the fellows Nvere pretty (lei- fires 400 :,]lot.,- in any given direction. Tech there in the service. In -addition

,le lwacli. tile -�Ilrvivols will each be we me,;o, -;automatic -,�o diers" call be to this the active -wonien of Bllffalo.

.3 hungry. and ate earth a'reiish 'IT )Yvz-ullte�l with a supper tit the -Nantas- registered, and sifter arrival of trunl,�-, controlled fi-oln a central position saiiie IIvil-es field sisters of Teellnology 'n-rad-

joy! The supper will al"I baas, got tent to(lether. Had sup- foill. or five ethics: beli-ind the line of luates leave entered heartily into the

11ittill'ally he accompanied by all ent6r- per at seven. defen-�zp, accoi 1�1 to the inventer. The

-din lainel-'oration of the lot of the poor nien Technology BureauIlia to be eaten-whic I we At S o'clock fliere was it -eneral -et- in the Hospital at. Fort Porter. Th-is I,,;;

inay be seen by the eneiny only wfiel I U-n-1versity UnionljiV(� It"I"Ill to believe will be -ood. too-ether nieetin-, in Bemis Hall. Tile tj ' is-e from ill(-, ground. ' From trials devoted to sutrerei-; from hell shock an(I

Dean of the canip. ]."asset, all([ P alro�adv made it has been shown. so it -similar nervous,, ailments. and one of the,

Strait tile Illell will be entirely rofes- 8 Rue Richelieti, Paris

their own wilful fancies, sor 1:,,obbin,,_,-, addressed the bunch. Pro- j�.-, repoorted, that a few Hundred of thes, devices (,liver has been a hand loom f or

a- fessor Robbins told about the work and steel soldiers can easily defend a posi- the use of convaleseents, while a previ- London Branch, London

ill hii-k will. be a lively place for a tile, schedule. We start work at, S a. Ili. tion aphist infantry 'attacks, however ous -ift was a Victrola. Fruit, flowers

111�1(- 4)f liour. -N. B.-The last boat and work until 12. and apin. From I numerous the opposing foree may be. and delicacies are constantly 'supplied

0 9.45 1). Ili.; after that -we rec- metal 55. Wednesdays we quit at 4, and They blaze away their 400 shots '�vifll_ by these devoted women. well as twi-s. leaves and other bits of

Arthur,(,, or ,swimming to Bos- Saturdavs at 1. W� work Tuesday and onCf1inching. and never retreat. IT11

04 fol- t1i(ose who really must return. Friday eveifinps from 7.15 to 9.1.5. Ex- order to 0-%-�` foliaze. and that they were able to move

ercoine the "automatics" they PHYSICAL EXAMINATION

tra 11�)Ilr oil Wednesday gives chance for must be destroyed one by one. OF WORKMEN SUGGESTED

IGHEST EXPLOSIVES ball gaines. We hope ICo man r that' thev were not di-,

forni teanis and ne

ARE NOT BEING USED leil"Lle s0011. Professor Robbins is ill YANKEE INVENTIONS Phvsical examination of a workman -cernible

to the rest of the tribe.

e I I a r,-,, eof instruction. Germans are confronted not only by befor�e, lie is employs(!, so that both lie Before a volatile buck could become

Aee�)]'(Jjll,� to a Professor Russell spoke oil custonis and Ili,: emplox ' qualified as � wa'�I`rior lie had to make

,Swiss chemist learned Yankees who fi-lit and drive as vietori- would reeeiv a fail-

t(?111AlClIlq�- quoted in the Scientific and rules of former canips -which will be I Z11 ell

']Israeli,,, tile nlost violent explosives ill vopue for tile p - It nip. Tj ously as thei did, but Palo by the scien S'- Compensatiou Act, his approach to the Indian earnp almost

lleoytq i,.- I esl ea I'Lll's- title and inventive brain of Uncle Sam. tile Workmen' in the nlidst of file assembled warrion

11h, possible cannot be, oi- at day thrift there is to be a ineetim, to 'without being detected. The real origin

1-11 American genius is giving invaluable should the mail tie injured. wass men-

a; ei"et carrier) association chairman and zn ZI n of paint on the faces. as well as on the

eased practically. aid a(rainst the Circuit-. Henry Ford is tioned bv Hainaut W. Kennard. chair-

says Mr. Stellbachen, other officers, and various committees. C,making thousau& of "light" tanks and man of the Industrial Accident Board, wigwarns and horses. event-, ,apparently in

one of tile nost He also spoke oil personal respons7ibility 1-1

talentI, on tile field of Gettysburg a special as a possible improvement of tile pres- the desire to make the I'lidian blend with

"I lzesent use. develops 0111V and oblil-ation of the --students. T he army is behic, trained to Ili"' rocks. trees and dirt, so that he could

I I�c keynote of advice and rules is to make fil. an the rapid ent law. at a ]fertile,,, before the Re-les, per kilogram. since t

e fruits with which the tanks are cess Committee oil Alorknien's CollIpell- approach his prey or remain hid'den

(I Which it coniprisQs does not tile canip a good there for everybody L�

ke 1)(11, arined. sation todav. without. detection.

till the reaction, and the lly- For this week revellie is sounded at 6.30 Our scientists,:, notably a. Boston pro- Mr. ]Detailed stated that in

rol"Pit 111,1 tile carbon therein aive a. Ili. The schedule after this wtek is 1) as, S I I I g.

ly 4,J cent of tll(� el Z, fessor, whose nanie is a military secret, upon appeal,, from the deeision of tii� LONDON WEEK-ENDS

ler-V of con,. Revelli at 6.00; calisthenics at 6.1(; have riven the arniv, a aas shell, even Industrial Accident Board the 'Hurricane FOR SERVICE MEN

Ilich thev would disengage if breakfast at 7.00; work at 8.00; din- z'

I" Wel'e alone ner 12.00; recreation 5.00; supper at more dead1v and effective than the one Court. )la, conimented oil nially parts of

11\16,il"(�..; 0, oxy. 6.00; tents at 9.30, and taps at 9.45.used bv tile Germans. Then there is the law which mimlit stand ibe American Universitv Union, re-

i(tilite, ". f liquid air, or the Anlerican airplane with its Liberty Ili sonic, instance.,;, employers ]la(] point- cently organized here as a club for col.

I've as high as 2200 calories, There are six Irish in the minill- sec-

)earn],(, motor, admitted bi En--glish experts to ed out that

thev should be relieved of lege 'itnen"on. war work in Rna- and. has

I0 liquid oxygen combines di- tion, earth Professor Howard ill char'e- be the best niotor ever inade. There pavinv conipeiis

L .. I ation to an emplove for inaugurated a series of week-end ex.

Nvi"ll tile carbonated the bydro- are the depth bonibs that have made all injury arisinr out of a preeediin- one cursions to places of Iiistoric interest,

the life of the U-boat miserable, new Avith, wilich tile employ

tit W(Ille

er is not con- ,is Oxford, Cambridge and Stratford-on-

ozonid of ethylene, and DIVERTED TO CROPS ordnance, flaiii-e throwers and star treated. Avon. 11:1

t"i(I"Mid. though liib�ratina no shells. We have foi;ged an enormous After bearing Kennard tile eom- The first of these excursions, which

(f explosion, have a biAer To save injury million dollars' worth lonc-ran-e "un, capable of shooting all mittee went into executive session.

-ill,, I., M - V-, occupy about two (lays, was to Oxford,

lie' because of the greater of rice, beans and alfalfa now growing far"as the German (runs that have been

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t and the second to Stratford. The parties

Of d(le(iliposition. in California, the State Railroad C0111- bnibardimr Paris. L CAMOUFLAGE IS REALLY in each case included mostly men in unt.

stillmore powerful numerous acting in conjunction with the These bi-it represent a few of the AMERICAN INDIAN ART form, including representatives of the

"'T conceivable; a trichlorate United States Food Administration, has Yankee creations. If there is anything

Arner'ican army. navy, aviation service,

"I shmild develop 3000 calories, ordered the Sutter, Butte and Western la ekin "' -to -Nvin the -war" then all thwart That file al;t of camonflage as, now Red Cross and Y. 11. 0. A.

,Mlcll� tile f(l'c(' of nitroglyeerin; and, canal companies to divert water, irn- 11'as Z, Z,

a hington has to do is to present tile practised in Europe is an k-merican in. At Magdalen College, Oxford, the

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'Ilk-tilre of liq,"llid. hydrogen pounde power need io our meet of �,peuial abili id Istitutiou all' oricJ1111t('11 I)V the "lleri- visitors were welcomed by the presi.

(zOnt'. if it were practica"lly purposes, to use irrigation of 65,060 the requirements are met. Yankee call Tndians,. is the latest altercation,

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(AN'(111d (Yale about 4500 calor. acres of land needintr the water for ir- valor and Yankee inventive skill are cording to The Scientific Anei`crican. It to Stratford was inade under the es.

'V tell begins rnost terrible sub- gation. Thesw crol)'s are threatened, rarely ]land in )land to reestablish the is vlai'_

I 1-1" med that file Indian children were cort of Sir Sydney Lee, the great Eng-

1)0"il)le to obtain." and the action has been taken on re- civilization of the world. taught to place flowers in their bair as lish Shakespeare scholar.

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commissions but- assistinc, -overni-entdepartments are, Wlarren K9. L~ewis, p~ro-fessor of Cliemlical. Engineering. whlo is

L assistant director of tlle Gas Service oftlle Bureall of Mtines aInd 'Miles .S. Slier-

Lrill,' associate professor of TlleoreticalCtlwmistrv, wlo is cellnical investigatorfor the brdnancee Department.

P . H. Smvrth. research a ssociate inPlivrsical Clilemistr+- is capitain in thie

:Gas Defense secti'on of thle SanitarvCorps of tlle anrmv.

Josephl C. Rviler. a ssocinte professorof H:eat EngYines is in experfinental. work;withl tlle inilitarr ,authorities. wllile intllis collntryr. M0~iliam Hovogear'd, profes-sor of 'Nav-al Desi-n is in thle Nai al Con-struletion oflfice in W~ashin-ton ain(l witlhlbim is Heiii- HrT. AV . Kseitll, assistantprof essor of ~Naval Architecture.

C. AV~. Dotenl. associate professor ofEconomies is at file head of tlle statis-tical lvork; of tlle U. S. Shippingr Boardin Phliladelphlia. and Clair E. Turner. in-strnetor in Bioloav is -ov-ernm~ent. pulblieh1ealth officer in the shlipbluildling vardsof New Enaland.

Selslkar IT. Gunn,. associate professorof Plublic Health. is in Franee in ellargeof tlle areat. eampaign am inst tub~er-ctllosis ill til e civ-il poplllati on .

MEN INCAPACITATED INWORK TO BE TRAINED)

The 'National CGovernmlent. las request-ed tlle In dulstrial Aceid ent Ploa rd to s;enda r elresent~ative to Wasli-ingtonl to in-forml tlle '\national Adm~inlisr ation in r e-lard to thle cour se lvwieli MasqachulsettsiS plll'Sili~lfl' il} traininm foi- worl; sllchpers~ons as lia-ve beenl ineallaeitated byrindllstrial eiet-tsallsts1(inz tlle pioneer of all tlle States.; in tleleld.

Thle Tnidustrial Accideit- 'Boazrd is nowv9earchlino, for some man of lliili eff-ciencer to fill thle P09-ition of director ofthe newa div-isioll. createdl lv a.et, of thleT.egrislatulre. alulroved 'Mayr 28 last, "fortlle trainin,7 and instrlletion of personswhose capacitar to earn a, living lias inanu- wlay been dleqtroyed or imnlairedfli oiic rh in dlstrial aeci dent ." ''Alqi elarc already trving to secur e the posi-tion. but. tile board feels it mulst. cret flnXverv best man it. ean find inl tile State.A mnajorify of tht. loard selects, anAfixes thle salar-7, suzbject to flle apprlovaloft the l ov-ernor and Council.

The act qsais that. the division zshall.1).-Vre sllitable quarters- in the StatoHruese and may expendl for salaries anil.ot]her neeessarv expTenses sleb ,amotlnt asbsall annually li e app~ropriatedl bh theI

Leuislaturle for the pulrpozzo. Persons ,are to b~e aidled "in obtainincr -Slih edlil-|eation. trainlinCr and emplovnient, a-, aillItendl to restore their capaecitv to earn a1Iii-elihloodl.' The div~ision Ma1 7 cooperate wvitlithe -National Covernment ,ald wvitlltlle State Board of E~dlcation in main- :taini-n-t suceh institultions. -sllplorted NNhlolly or part by the state. as lvill pro- [tlniote thle pourpose of the act. f

NEW "OVERSEAS CAPS" WORN BY U. S. SOLDIERS IN FRANCE

A special cap. offilcially kznowvn as the "overseas cap." is now being wvorn by thle soldiers of the American Ex-pedition-airv Forces. The cap not only is morepractical thall thle regoillation campaignh1at wrorn bvT the soldiers in this country.bout adds to the safety of the men wvhile in the trenches.

The nexn cap matches fli-e uniform in f{,color, is round. and llas no brim or peak. 1The crownl is very low and made so tha wvhen not in use it can be folded and car- fried in the poek-et. #

Hat Brims in the Way W~hen the Ameri-cans entered tile

trenches it wvas found that the brim of tlheir campaign hats interfered wvit] 3iahting through the trench periscopes ind that the high crowvn. in the case of WIl men, could be seen abov~e the para- .3ets. Thle newv cap is so lowv that i 'ztermits the men to move w ith. the same !.reedom as wvhen they are hatless. An. I)fler advrantage claimed for the over- t:'eas cap is tllat the treneh helmet can)e placed on top of it with security.

The latest model of the cap lshich baF~ust been received by the manufacturino)ranch of the Quartermaster's Departnent is sligrhtly different from the Cflp,vorn by the troops wvhich have returne(*roin France. Sligrht changes have beennade in the crowon whieh p~ermit it,)eing folded flatter and thlereby enah~lin,t to lNe carried or shilpped without inury to the cap. The newr pattern vil)e substituted for the old as fast a,,Practieable, but it is planned that Eirradilal sub~stitution be made so thale production wvill ill I10 way be slow ee

[owvn.Not Issued in Amnerica

Onlvz sokldiers wliho have boon writh l )'xp~ecitionaryr F'orces wvear this cap. If3 not issued in, this country, althougltade llere. Reports receiv ed fron'8)nene say tllat new regulations proidle tllat offieers shall wrear tlle insignif,f flivir rankl on tlle cap). ElTlistedl meire tn w-ear on the enp t])e butlton p~recrilwed to be wvorn on the left-hannc si(It the collar of tlle service COfit.

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.(Continued from page 1)niman should alreadv 'beL a. teaeher. and;sliould have had na~val ex~perience. Insome ezases, Professor Burton conlductedtlle first elasses% himiself, but he was for-tunalte enoughl to find men willing toundertalke the intrucetin- wvork. Anion-others-, he secured the services of five-astronomers. -%llo bad h1ad praetieal w orkill navi-tation; sev-eral sea captains. w~elledileated men; three of four colleg~e pro-feszsors. wlio llad been mlembers of scien-titic ex;peditions: hwo observers for theCarnieie ina-netic surv-ey- ship, wlic li hasnavigrated the N orth and Solltl Atlantic.andl the N'orth slnd South Pacific: and oneteneller conneeted wvitlh Alexander A-as-sizs sta vaelht. "ANlbatross." wvlichnavigated tle. Ceneral alld Eastern Pa-citie. Iu addition to tlle reg~ular in-struletors, wvho -were pain a normal sal-arv. Professor 13urton secured the ser-vi~ees of voluntav teachers. Tlle in-struetion is more along the line of pri-vate tutoring than class room wvork.

r,, the smaller pl]aces, suchl as Booth1-b~av Harbzor. Pi-oviiieetcvw n. Ctape -May,C llisfield. M~d., alld W~iluininton, tfie.sellools z-ere discolltinlled after onle ortwo ternils as in that timle all the avail-abule miaterial hadl been exllaustedl. Absoutthlirtv-five of tlle se~lools. hlowever, ha<vebeen in existence for sev-eral mlontls,vlbile twventv--fiv~e hlave -iveni continllous

serviee since June, .1917.Adlmissionl to tllese schools is obtained

by shlowing pzapers certify iin a inini-ilunil sea, ex~perienee of twvo y-ears on astoamli vessel or tllree ,-years on a, sailinc,v essel. -No eliarz~es are, inade to tllose.

|in -attelldallee. Up~on compulethirf tllecourse, tlle iienl are elifrible to tal,;e ex-ainlinationls for miasters. first, secolld. orthlirdl nates, aceordiin- to parev ious ex-per~ienc-fe. Classes-are conducte(I niloni-.n-, afternoon, and evening, and the to-tal nullbler of menl in attedane(e at alltlle sehoolsc at one tinale is about . on..

In1 additioll to: tlle navi-rationl sellools,Hleiirv Howanrd is recrulitinmt seamen fortlle merellalt niarhile. and lhas alreadvevulisted over 11.000 younmy men. T~rain- '

im1r sllips are in Boston. (Gov-. Diii(,lev. .(1OV. C~obb. Calvinl Austin, aud~ el-clade).

P'ti~yet Soiiind. (Chlipj)ewva aiid Iroqtlois), .`zaii Franlciseo, (Tris). '_-e-,v Orleanls. -,and .Nor1folk<, lileoa..

INSTRIJCTING STAFF CHANGES o

(Continluedl fromt page 1) 1)senior class. thlis, leinp, tlle nieflind Iwhlerebwy at the Inst-itute the areat (le- maiid for the lteellnicalll- traineA inem-.lbers of the sta-ff by- tlho (Goernlment i9 Ip1ermlitted wvithout, laltingf tlle courses aof instruction. Tlle elass numler als, of emenl of '18 or '1)are giv-ei -\vitl tlw tname. :Followvin- is tlle list of now lIappllointments:

Fred Park-er lEmery, professor of lEn- i'lish; 'IT. R. Cop~ithorne, instruletor in tEnr~lis: R P. 'Y. B1alker and l.. ,T. Cool;. i

l~ert. H. Palmer. instrucetor. anAi Josoprh1`. Feinsilvrer, Arilmur I. H-amiltoii 'l1S.]rsrael M~aizlish '19. GT. B. Randall, MfaxKxnobel '1.9, -and Lester W~olfe. aqsiqt,,nts11 Ph Nsies, wSith CaTI Selirr constrtletor

)f apparatlls; George O. Elkwall '18 andl Bternard 0'DalsY 'IS. ,assistant-s in Analy- t-lieal Chemisfrv: W'zalter T. Hall '19. as-

istant; in Tlieoretieal C~lemistrv: (llar- .2ene L. 'Nruttino- '19, and .Joln L. Par- 11;onIs 'IS, assistants in Ororanic Chem- lstry: Arthur L. IDavis, researeh assis-itant in Phv~sical Chlenistirv: .and C. C.s_-toclkman. 2d 'l 8. assistaint in Bio)lo-v.cProfessor C. F. A. Currier of the dle- T

)artmlent of Histor-v las beell r otiredl. -%:he title of Professol W~illiam S. Frank- Tiin has been chanaed from lecturer to?rofessor of PlivsiCA. and Elof Bensonias been -made ,assistant in Pbvrsics in ti

Adition to his post as curator: tiIn the administrativ e portion of the si

nade acting superintendent of bulilding~s t,lhirinc, the leal e of A. IS. Smith now a Pinmajor in the U. S. service, wvhiie lFrank Pi,. Clapp is assistant regris~trar in place fi

)f 0. P. 'Wells. retired. 01The lEst of the Technology instruceting s(,taff who have been granted durinm the bi

~oming school vear is of interest as;lo-,vining the activ-ity of this bodv in the ju*arious administrative and scientifle or- bi

-anzations of the 1U. S. Gov ernment. nFliese include Charles R. Mlann. prof es- 'or of ECducation and diretor of Miclla- f:iomil -Researel. nowl with the 'Naflon al nEducation Bulreami, in wrhichli e is a s- bEisted ber Erwin I-. Selell. assistant, pro- itessor of Bu1siness Iramigement: 1171llinm t.Wralker, profess~or of Clemical Enmrin bE

erintr, nowv Colonel in the Ordnlance De- P,artmnent: .James F. -Norris. professor ot 91'eneral {lpmis-trv indc F^rederick; G. tl

,eves. -associate jorofessor of P],-ysieo- dc'llemical reneL.Tieulteiiant-6')loell

ndl C`-aipfain, r espectivelar. in the Clwinl-,al Servict Section, N. -A.. aInd bontl forEService oversea:: for serviee not so sple- isifiedl in the' sane Clemieal ,Sction nrie. amullel P. Milliken. nss~-oeiate p~rofessn 1f Oi-minic Clhemicnl Pe-searel. andl r.. E'.,Vil9on. illStl'lt'or ill Olemietiel En~iiieer- of

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fY Sp~~~~~ies and LiesGerman ag-ents, are everywhere, eager to gather scraps of news

about our men, our ships, our munitions. It is still possible to get such',information through to Germany, where thousands of these fragments

-often individually harmless-are patiently pieced together into 2i!whole which spells death to American soldiers and danger to Amencan

homes.But while the enemy is most industrious in trying to collect infor-

mation, and his systems elaborate, he is not superhuman-Dindeed, be isoften very stupid, and would fail to get what he wants were it riotdeliberately handed to hinx~by the carelessness of loyal Americans,i;4Do not discuss in public, or with vice in the Expeditionary Force, adoher

troop and le ac~Oebrtaiangto ditsturb Am ericall PatriotsI, transport movements, of bits of parents.

gossip as to our military prepara- And do not waiat until you catch somne* tios, whch coe int yourpos- one putting a bomb under a factorY-

tos, hc om noyorPS Report the man who spreads Pessimisticsesson. stories, divulges--or seeks--onfidentialDo not permit your friends ill military information, cries for peace, or'

service to tell you-or write you belittles our efforts to win the war,-"inside" facts about where they f Shend trhe inaumne;sof stuch pllelrsozl~~nseve"

:are, what they are doing and of Justice, Washington. Give all theseeing. dletails you can, with names of witnesses

°l~ ~~ of h epossiblea shlow the Hun that iv~e Hun by passing on the malicious, scattered information and putting it todisheartening rumors which lie so work:- The fact that you made the reporteagerly sows. Remember he asks will not become public.

no beter serice thn to hve a-ou are in contact with the edneinYspread Ifis lies of disasters to tAr soldiers acrots No Man's Land. In your handsand sailors, gross scar~is in the Red are tvo powerful weapons with, lyhtich toCros cruelties. Neglect and wholesale met L im-discretion nd vigilance. Ustexecutions ;- _;. camps, drunkenness and thtem;

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