The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-29
ARMY navy PASTEBOARDS
ARE SCARCER Than EVER
With Limited Number for Sale There
Promises to Be Big Scramble for
Admission-Over 23,3OO Go to
Two Academies

At a meeting of the Pennsylvania
committee on the Army and Navy foot
ball game, which was held yesterday
afternoon in Philadel phia, all arrange
ments for this contest were completed
Sub committees were appointed to re-
ceive the cadets on arrival to super
intend the erection of additional
temporary stands, to take care of the
grounds, and for various other pur
poses.
/ In view or the fact that the Pennsyl.
vania committee has 5000 seats less
for distribution this year than in former
years, the Army and Navy getting 23,-
800 seats this season, it was decided to
restrict the sale of tickets to limited
class. For this purpose the committee
has prepared the following statement, a
copy of which will 'be mailed to the
; CON. rising the various bodies,
entitled to apply for Pennsylvania
tickets:
1.-The seven thousand seats allotted
to the University of Pennsylvania will
be sold as usual and the net proceeds
divided between the organizations for
the relief of dependent widows and or
phans of officers and enlisted men of
the Army and Navy of the United
States.
Application for not more than two
numbered reserved seats may be made
before Monday, November 9. bv those
included in the following University of
Pennsylvania classification: Trustees of
the University of PENNSYLVANIA, mem
bers of a University faculty, contrib
utors to the University. members of a
varsity football team, members of the
Athletic Association, football season
kticket holders (1914).'
The price of each ticket is So. APP
plications must be made on cards fur
nished by the Pennsylvania committee,
and will not be received at any place
other than Lock Box No. SIG, Philadel-
phia postoffice, nor later than p. M,
Monday, November 8. Every application
must be accompanied with full re,
mittance for the tickets.
Applicants wishing their allotment of
seats grouped together must inclose the
| several applications in one envelope.
| The committee will endeavor to comply
with such requests. but cannot prom
Use to do So No tickets will be mailed
prior to November 20.
Members of the Athletic Association
will mark on their application cards.
where indicated, the number of their
coupon books and inclose Coupon No.
81. No cash allowance will be made
} for Coupon No. 80 in the mail applica-
lions for reserved seats.
| Members who desire to be admitted
upon their athletic coupon books must
signify their intention of attending the
game by mailing Coupon No. 50 to the
| committee, addressed 10 Postoffice Box
No. SIC, accompanied with self-ad-
dressed envelope (use the one inclosed)
on or before November Q. The commit
tee will make valid Coupon No. 80 and
return it by mail, at the risk of the
members, on November %. Coupons so
validated accompanied by membership
book must be presented at the northeast
gate of Franklin field by the members
personally, who will be admitted to
seats in the section reserved for the
Athletic Association. Identification bv
signature Of members NAV he required
at the gate. Because of the limited
capacity of the field, coupons mailed
after November 9 will not be honored