Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-05
BULLETINS SPECIAL YALE LETTER
Applicants for Yale Battery Fine Body of MenNo Intox eating Liquors Henceforth in Fraternities or Clubs- Many New Speciments From Anthropologeal Expedition Movement for Honest Ballot.

Ngw Haven, Nov. 1.-Lientenant Grover c. Sweet. Medical Corps, Conn.
 National Guard. one of the officers in charge of the medical examinations for the Yale Battery, stated last week
 the Artillery, are the finest body of men he has ever examined. The teeth. eyes, lungs, hearts and general physique are excellent and out of 150
 examined so far, but five have been excluded; three for eye defects and two for underweight. The work of the officials is looking for physical de- fectS and they seem to be scare in the
 Yale men. The chest expansions have been especially good, and Lieutenant Sweet stated that one applicant broke the expansion record of all recruits that have come under his examina- tions in the last four years. It is ex- pected that the Yale Batteries will gain the military skill in about half
 the time it. takes the regular soldier. The interest and enthusiasm that the men have shown are remarkable. It is this spirit that will insure the suc- cess of the military organization. As regards the plan for the summer camp of the Yale Batteries at Tobyhanna, Pa, Lieutenant Sweet made the state men. that there will be about 19, 9,000 acres of drill grounds reserved for them, containing one of the finest tar get ranges in the country. All of the regular army equipment will be turn tributed among the regular soldiers,
 have the same officers. and no line whatsoever will be drawn between the
 regular soldiers, and the members of
 the Yale Batteries.
 Unser the auspices of the Daily News a. smoker was held at the Uni varsity C1lIh last Friday aUanin0 in the interest of the Honest Ballot As- sociation of New York city. Several graduates who are interested in the
 movement spoke to the undergrad | uates. The purpose of holding the smoker was to afford an opportunity for all members of the university i'm terested in any way in New York poll | itics, to become acquainted--with the issues and incidents of the campaign which came to close on Tuesday. l Herbert l.. Bodman, Yale 1905, Pres ident of the Honest Ballot Association explained the aims and purposes of the organization which for several years has accomplished considerable l in purifying elections in New York city. Seventeen of the interested stu | dents volunteered to serve as watch CTS al. the polls on election day under 1 the direction of a branch of the Asso- ciation. the Volunteers Watchers League. This is a non partisan com | mittee on whose executive committee | there are eleven Yale graduates.
 I Starting Monday, November i, no l intoxicating liquors will be dispensed | in any of the societies, fraternities, or clubs. active members of which are
 minors according to the provisions of
 a statute passed by the Connecticut | Legislature at it's last session. The | Committee on Protection of the Yale | Name has sent out copies of the most | pertinent provisions of this act to all
 the local student fraternities or soci cities having club houses or club
 rooms. The act, after providing for
 social character where the serving of | liquors is an incident to its social life 1 requires that such an organization
 must fulfill number of strict quail
 fcaticns and requirements.
 l The Dramatic Association has again secured the services of F. M. Wooley,
 Yale 1911, as coach for the Christmas | production. MT. Wooley has been ex- ceptionally successful as coach for given during the Christmas trip of l 1913 being generally considered the
 most artistic and finished in the his- 1 tory Of the Association. He has the
 distinction of having coached and
 produced Tennyson's Harold" for the first time on any stage, with remark
 able success. As an undergraduate
 and President of the Dramatic Asso-
 ciaticn. MT. Wooley took part in the
 productions. His ability as an acton
 and coach together with his former connection with the Association, make
 him especially fitted for the position
 he vii; fill this fall.
 An important addition to the Junio,
 fraternity buildings will be the new