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NEARLY 200 MEN VOLUNTEER FOR MILITARY TRAINING C. URSE (e I N I :i) FI"to \ (.. ONEs.) voluntary, but next year military trainilng will be complulsory for the members of the freshman sophomore classes. All men tak ing the taking the full two years course will be appointed reserve ofhcers. while seniors will receive appointment if they take the extra six weeks course offered in the summer training camps. Students taking the course are un-ler no( obligation to serve, but are placed so that if they (1o serve it will be as olhcers. A!l things relating to military atffa*r.; at the UJniver.sity are uln der the recen ly appointed mili tary colnittee consisting of: 1'rofI. 0. L.. Keith, ebhairman, (Gen. 'honp son, Ires!dent ('ur rell, 1rofessor1s ('oleianl and I)ennison. Prof. Coleman has been aplo nt 'd rinking officer under (Gen. Thompson. lEducated under military dis c-ipiline both in the high school and at Union College General Tchonpson has had over forty years of military experience. \ Iich fits him eminently fomr his pist It Caroilnt. While serving as m1ilitarly instructor at his alma mater le joined the National Glard, anmld vas slccessiv'ely pri ' ate, co)rporal, and sergeant. In I .~ he was Iirst lieuitenant of he I; -h l: (I volunteers. lie sheln served foulrt.eein years as major and adjutant-general of the third brigade. S. C. Nation al Guard. Later he assun ed the captaincy of the I)arliigtu1i Guards and \'illnteer('d with Iis company for the Sp'an ish-A Imericanl War. 11: , >; t'" ras 'O lieult(.nan1 t-colonel of the s(c,o1d regimeit. A ler strving for a short tiie as captainl of the 2pth volunteers he retired im 1910 with the rank of Iri a+li'r general. SENIOR LAW STUDENTS WIN FIRST OF SERIES A t tihe e m(luil(on if ii(' inl rino..gs( of \\ rligling aml (elays th s" )r' iii t il julior- n''iiO1' taw Urun11e st(o( 12 to 7 ill favor of the Iat ter. I''rom the view point of a joke, the game was a mas ter-joiece. Asw was to be expect ed1 fromn his ('loquenit shoinmg in th lite rary' 5societ y and( stud(enat b.ly, Sol ltatt wa- the star of this hybrid gamne. Th'Ie box score is nlot expected to be (oml j)leted unmt il next week, but the ai;ial score'tr annmoumnced thbat the niumiber of erro'(rs stoo<)l sonme' w~ here be t wen 'zero ani finjiit y. Tbhis is I he first of a series ofI three gamnes to be played bet weena tIe two law teuns. It is ruamaor ed. thaat Rerlio il--' in the amm. CO-EDS ORGANIZE' RED CROSS UNIT Inspired by the general atmos phere of preparedness, the Uni versity girls have formed a de tachment of the National League for Woman's Service. As soon as certain details are attended to, such as ianing a commandant, a secretary and treasurer, and se euring a doctor, the unit. will be gin courses in first aid work, dietetics and hygiene. Tree will be lectures by a physician and demonstrations by a nurse. So far, about fifteen have signed up for the course. This does not obligate public service, but in case the need should come, those who volunteer will be sent as aids to supply bases and hospitals. Mrs. Richard 1. Manning met the giris at the home on Friday mornit)g. and explained to themn the objects of the league. She urged upon the girls the ntcessity of each one preparing herself to serve her countr,' when the time comles. In conelusion she said, We have I'raice and England as examples of unpreparedness: t herefore, our nation is extremely anxious for us to p repare."' Tlie girls appreciated Mrs. Manning's interest, and we assure her that the girls will rally to the stlpport of the leagte. 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