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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-06-04
Military Training

Clemson College is a member OF
the Senior Division Of the Reserve
Officers Training Corps. All stu
dents are required to wear uniform
and are under military discipline at
all times.
All Freshman, Sophomores and
Short Course students are required
to take the Basic Course OF three
hours military instruction each
week. Juniors and Seniors may en-
ter the advanced course It physa-
cally and otherwise qualified, and Il
admitted, are required to take addi--
tonal military instruction.
The War Department has estab-
lished r. o. T. c. units in the 1n-
fantry, Coast Artillery and Signal
Corps branches Of the service. Only
limited number Of students will
be admitted to the Coast Artillery
and Signal Corps Units. Modern
equipment is supplied by the U. 8.
Government.
All students in the r. o. T. c. re-
ceive financial assistance from the
u. S. Government. Juniors and Sen
ors at present are paid $1,000 per
month, which may be applied to the
living expenses. All r. o. T. c. stu
dents are given an allowance on
uniforms by the War Department.
The amount has not been fixed for
| the coming session, but it is expect
ed that it will be sufficient to c0ve-
at least half the cost Of the service
uniforms.
No obligation rests upon the
graduate Of the Advanced Course.
Membership in the Advanced
Course amounts practically to a two
year scholarship furnished by the
Federal Government. A student
who holds regular scholarship and
takes the Advanced Course receives
enough money to pay for all ex-
penses except books.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-06-04
Requirements For
Admission

An honorable discharge from the
last school or college attended is re-
qulred-
Twelve high school units required
for admiss TO the Freshman Class
on certificate without examination
Scholastic requirements are given IN
detail in the college catalog.
No student will be admitted who
* MOI at least sixteen years old a;
the time of entrance
No student will be accepted
whether for re-admission or first
entrance. unless he has filed the
DieGge of prescribed fern not tt
haze.
Hazirg is forbidden by the Gws 6;
the State as well as the iaMs OF tht
college.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-06-04
Scholarship and En-
trance Examinations

Scholarship and entrance txami-
nations will be held by each County
superintendent Of Education on
July Iltn. 1879. beginning at A
II.
i. will be- worth your while to try
for cre of the scholarships in your
county. a four-year scholarship
means $4,000 to help pay expenses
and $4,000 in tuition. divided
equally over the four years.
Applicants seeking to enter BY
examination are advised to take the
entrance examinations Of July l1th
rather than wait until they come 10
the college this fail. Credit towarc
entrance will be given for all eNaml-
nations passed az the County Seat.
Copies of old examination ques
tions will be furnished upon request
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-06-04
Clemson Men in The
Service

The Clemson Service Flag con-
tains approximately Loco stars, Is
of which are gold as we'll as a num-
ber Of blue ones.
Relatives and friends of Clemson
men who entered the service are
earnestly requested to send to the
College the name. rank, division.
regiment. or any other information
that will aid in the publishing OF
complete list. Clemson men are
asked to do the same.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-06-04

Summer School
Courses for
Agricultural Teachers
(June 3oth to July 2sth.)
Cotton Graders
tJuns soth to July tsth)
Corn Club Boys
Gully 7th to July 19th)
Also intensive one-week courses
Dairy Week
(June 3Gth to July 5th) Z
Animal Husbandry Week
(July 7th to July 12th.)
Horticultural Week
(July 7th to July 12th.)
Poultry Week
(July 9Th to July 11th)
FARMERS WEEK-JULY 21st tc
JULY 26th
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-06-04
Greek Forces Land
-
Beginning of More Trouble in
Turkey

Paris, May 30.-Greek forces land
ed yesterday at Avail, on the coast
of Asia Minor northwest OF Smyrna.
Turkish. troops there offered only.a
slight resistance.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-06-04
Location and Environ
ment
ment


Clemson is located on the old
homestead of John c. Calhoun ana
later Of his -son-in-law, Thomas o.
Clemson. The College is IN the
PIEDMONT section of the State IN
oconee and Pickens Counties at the
foot of the Blue Ridge mountains
The climate is healthy and 1nVis-
Grating.
The students are undel, military
government, and every effort Is
male to train up young men VINO
viii reject credit upon the college
and the State.
Temptations to dissipate or speno
money foolish!y are reduced TO
minimum.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-06-04

This school will enable you to
combine the pleasures of vacation
with an opportunity for study. A
domitory will be reserved for mar
ried couples and single women.
Prominent speakers-Access te
College Library-Moving Pictures
Swimming Pool-Athletics-A Pleas
ant Time.
Write for a booklet giving full in
formation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-27

2ige iaa liot Tom mo peo. buor
aammel Soroen er, oe0 man natltr.
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Der eronu err b%eltoaret oen. NQige-
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o. til at giPtte iig iii Oct, iom oe
life peo nsiagtige geregninger fan
fonme til, oq Reiultatet er oerior
oaiaa oereiter. Wieo Setlipn iii
SoroenS ianoipnlige SeoeaIoer ioin.
ger Vroietierne gierne omfrirg 6-S
NiQioner Iar. "a ser or Dem, ser
mener. at Sorben for Giebliffet iom
Simmeleseme betragtet er line 400
Miaioner Nar gammel. er Den Sib,
oen bar tilbase. altiaa life iaa ipr.
lig lang. ON ben emo er ganite reipef.
tabei.
De NPnb. Ger bar gipet iig al meo
al profeter ON. hoor l9nge Soroen
enonl oil beitaa. bar naturligois
life gi9tiet lise no / 9uiten, - bper
al DEM bar opitiuet Seresninger,
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@rGnietal. inoenior bpilte oet iano.
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bar Iornplig Ell Mano, iom beoer
Strlltt, paapeget. al ale Dc Sioen.
itabsmGno. ser bioinotil bar sipet
ia al meo Observation-Disclosures ON
Soroen. belt bar laoet en- meset pig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-27
mineiifet / Ooroijcen.
10000 Mincr nolaat nnocr ariocn

Sra 2onoon mcloes, at ser FOR
Chen er 430 brittle Wineuptuqere
/ &irfiombco, upientliq ueo o. mango
oa itore brittle Miueielter / Noro.
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Gen tpIfe Nltgt CNcIgolauosbuqteu),
bliper togct op al Gpiferne. @lipcr
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at 'ao op ale Wiiucr / &c Cmruu6er,
bpor GuglonoS ital rcnie op, / Slut
ten al Houembcr.
Ger er frcmoelc5 ioraufgc0e bri.
tIife Winer pco 0en beIgiifc. boQauo.
ife, tpifc, ounife og norite apit %
naturIigpi3 i gitcriieeu. Brittle
WIincoptpgere arbcioer M / norite
% boQanoite 6orpon0. og oen ome.
rifanite 6lnaoc bolocr poo at iamIe
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iclt mcQen Srfn9erne og Rorge.
600 brittle Giiicerer og 1900
Diano er beifiGitiget meo al tnge %
Wiiner. aae er iriuiuige. Cpinoo
100000 Miner bleo lagt no / Roro.
iiGen UNDER &rigeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-27
HURTloRUTEN I'll NORGE % DANMARi

tig 6ottor noe al Netragtning,
for DC Glore "Nroieters" 0eOtom.
menoe al gooe @rluoe. GA oct Stof,
iom oct orcier iia ON, bengang ilet
life bar tienot.
Gen alminoeIige @tnifuelie er, at
Soroen eaer ioctmiuoite 2lbet pou
oer maa gaa til 8ruuoe. nnor Gins
fiIoen Soleu eiterbaanocn bIiper iaa
aifiglet, at oct 2p5 % Sen Tarmc,
hi ionr ira Sen, life mere betpoer
noget Tor o3. 8utberior0S % Robin.
ions llnoerisgelier al Rooium bar
imioIertio pit, at Blot I 8ram Ru-
oium uouifler iaa megeu %arme /
en- 3imc, at t35 @rom &ar0 fan %.
BARNES 1 8rao GeIiius oerueo. Get
er Oenue aienosgierujng, Strlltt boil.
Der lig til. SorOen aifiele$ pes, at
Den life fan giemute pau oen ira
Soleu mo0tagne Tarnle. men uo-
itraGler oen iii set omgiuenoe toSe
8eroensrurn. tiger ban. 9enne llos
itrnaliug, iom nsiogtig fan muaIes.
err oog life iterre. iislgc StrllttS Be-
reguirger, END at oeu fan iuloitpn.
oig uoligues oeo Gormeuirfningen al
Set / Sorolegemet in0eboIote 8a-
oillmi, blot Der / bper 8 WiQioner
ailogrum Soromasie finoeS I Niqi-
gram Stadium.
Ndi ueo man imiolertio. Of Serb.
masien mango Steoer i~uoeboloer ira
% Ill 300 8ange iaa meget Stadium,
OF Strlitt ~ilirtter berior, at Ser er
Raonm rot life Blot til at opbarme
Sorbiforpeu lige iaa meget, iom Sen
miiter peo llbitraaIirg, ner ser err
inarcre ct Soerifno. ina at S'orSpar.
men enoog piI ftige. Serai ipIser.
at SorSer ianoiUrliepis life oil eoa
iaa burtigt I'll @runbe beo Stinirps.
ming. iom mar tioIiaere Bar antuget.
Man maa laugt "inurere antage, ar
Ser enour er beitaaret @tpoer Soro
et uberegneIist Ianet Sin. eftrriom
HaSinm 10 bl. q. bar Ben merfelise
Gaenifab. at Set itaoig fan nopifle
gnergi, noen Of ret meget al Set saar
Ill @rimoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-27

rem filter nteo 4 CAGES Nrbeioe /
Sisen % I Cages 0uil. Faa Ell
1nr / iorrigc ll9e par meaem , o. 3
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I'M Den ~peitIanoife Nntilr, inoretter
ia 'oa qoot oe fan, FOR at iaa 3ioen
til at gaa for Nanoife berne. @ooo.
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Wfaaneb ifal "Spne" beisee 9rerne
'pooper Ian9S apiten. for at De en-.
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Den al SiinaebctPnbelie. SO Nar
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er ofaaoet peo 9soeu AZ Slertelam.
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mel. Iioebe bar en- nieset opgtlg
% oriitig 8norobruger, ion eieoe
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ban orep aoot. San por o0iaa Ell
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Sfrituolo ser par fe0t 1000 Hopcm.
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icSfommiaiTr / 3S Mor. WcoIcm al
Sfolcltpre, ImtSlfoleltnrc, NnlpgS,
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bolote og anieebe TerionIigbcocr. er
oiaanet peo 0socu eftcr lTnQere
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bopbe, inotil bon poa 8rin0 al en-.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-27

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DC iione M.ooeler at ~eusoenuen-. siuigf
90 bset. erscieIe gEiier mep -Eeeorae.Bs
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-27


Tranfrise. Set norife SfogieIifobs
9ontorcbef meloer ira Baris, at ban
bar bapt Ell aunicrencc meo oct
%iranife 6oritpHien ON TIantninaen.
Ter er ollereoe uoieet ct Self / Hpr.
beoen al Nrras, 9epartement on
Rorb, paa Statens 9runo. Ran
snifer at faa plantet Sitrii, iom ba
oil blipe ienot berfra tiblig @oorcn
1920. Get Self, iom oGereoe err no
Ieet, er paa $50 @cftar; DC suriac
Setter piI iormentlig fommle iii at
ligge / NGrbeoen. Oct iranife Sort
pGien mener, at oct pil p9re melt
praftiif fun at benptte iranif @r.
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5ioen er mesct foitbar. Sctte bIi.
per besoGrre ell itor SfuiieIie Tor DC
mango. iom bar melbt iig iii 5ic.
neiie iom Ilanterer, men berpeS er
intet at glsre.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-30

The well-known westinghouse" electric heaters are now for sale by the Northwestern Hardware Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-30

Special dinner served from 11:8O o'clock every day at the City Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-30

No one should be without an cleo trio plate, especially the kind with 3 different heats. Northwestern Hard ware company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
FEMALE DOGS MORE
 COSTLY THAN MALE

Tomorrow is the beginning of the reg istration of Birmingham canines, male and female, young and old, the ferocious fighting dog and the tiny fuzzy pet the lap dog.
 All must be registered and tagged ac- cording to Circuit Clerk w. J. Waldrop who has been placed directly in charge of the issuing of the licenses.
 The office for registration will be open all day, he states. and Room 301 of the courthouse has been set aside for col lecting the fees on the dogs
 The male of the species will require SIPS, while for the female a tax of $2.c, will be imposed. The registration will proceed through December, and on Jan uary 1 Mir. Wadrop states he will have finished with his part of the work, for, the taxes will then be delinquent and it will then be up to License Inspectors O. s. Finch and his force of deputies to issue citations to those owners who hays rot complied with the law.
 What procedure will then be. taken will probably be ,efHto another of the coun- tvs officials, Sheriff Charles Hartsfield it was stated yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
Georgia Tech Plans
 National Rifle Team

Immediately after the holidays rifle team tc compete at the national matches next summer will he organized in the Geor@ia Tech unit of R. o. T. c. There are Half a dozen men in the unit who compelled at the national matches at Caldwell, N J., last August. In addition each man in the regiment is required to take-trainng in rifle or pistol practice So the prospec.s are bright for a team of first rank.
 The-1eam will be selected from the men-MEo make the best showing in reEi- mentaI-practice These men will be gwen specs5I training on the Fort McPherson rifle--range, tine government furnishing the necessary equipment, material and ammunition.
 Newt@ summer when the natlonai matches are held the successful candi datess.will make up team which VIII compete with picked teams representing the army navy marine corps, west Point,-Annapol state and civilian teams, and Jeams from other institutions main tainfrg R. O. T. z. units.
 It 4s-.said to be unlikely that there will be a--Hational guard team to represent Georgia in these matches. If there is not one. -Aeljutant General J. C. H. Nash has assursd Captain A. L. Pendleton. com manSlafst of the R. O. T. C. unit, that ehe Tecf--team will be designated to rep resert@the state
 In Addition to this honor the commando ant Will make an effort to secure the award of a ''T'' to each student who makes-the rife team.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
"STRANGLER" LEWIS
 MAY BECOME BOXER
Fred Dyer, Army Instructor, Trying to Make Fighter
 Out of Wrestler

Many will insist that it simply can not be done, but Fred Dyer former boxing instructor at Camp Grant, is going to try it just the same. He is going to make an effort to turn Ed Lewis, the Kentucky Strangler and one of the greatest heavyweight wres- tiers into glove fighter. rNever on earth,' the critics will murmur. be- cause every other attempt of this char acter has turned out to be fizzle
 Lewis, who was at Camp Grant, a member of the 11th battery, depot brig ade, came directly under the practiced eye of Dyer, who gave all of the boys at the camp boxing lessons. It isn't of ten that Dyer came across an athlete Of the prominence of Lewis, and nat urally he was impressed with the mans heroic proportions. Lewis weighs 220 pounds and is as fine a specimen as could be found anywhere in the world.
 It's my intention to make a great lighter out of him." Dyer said the oth- CT day while in the city. Yes, l know all about the different failures that nave followed moves of this kind, but that isn't going to discourage me in the least AS long as Lewis is with me Tn the matter I am going ahead. First Of all, he made a good soldier, and the next thing will be to teach him a good Idea of the boxing game. Then we will have real champion. Reminded that Frank Gotch. Dr. E. F. Roller and sev- eral other famous wrestlers tried the boxing game without success, Dyer continued smiling and wouldn't be con yinced. This man is different" he kept on saying.
 Gotch tried fighting in the Klondike and was miserable failure. He met the famous old Frank Slavin long after the Australian star had passed his prime and Gotch was a young, tough, vigorous bull. But Slavin simply kid ded Frank along for a couple of rounds and then stood him first on one ear and then the other with well directed punches. Gotch used to kid himself about the fight in his monologue, say ing: MT. Slavin and I boxed three rounds and during that time he led at me exactly SS0 times. And, believe me, friends, what I tell you is the truth. He never missed me once"
 Lewis isn't so good on his feet yet, Dyer said, but he is willing and anx- ious to learn. He can be corrected in this easily. He has good idea of box ing and never having formed any bad habits, will be easy to guide on the right line. He's a trifle bound up
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
NEWARK TEAM WINS
 SIX-DAy BIKE RACE
Alfred Goullett and Eddie MaddOn Are Winners.
 Dupu yTeam Second
By Associated press

FN-~NNfNt~N
 New ork, December 6.-Alfrcd
 Gouliett and Eddie Madden, the
 Newark team, won the six-day bi-
 cycle race at Madison Square Gar
 den, which ended at Ii o'clock to-
 night.
 second place went to Oscar Egg
 of Switzerland and Marcel Dupuy
 of France, and third to Reggie Mc-
 Namara of Australia md Jake Mn
 gin of New Jersey.
 The teams had covered 25O1 miles and one lap in the 143 hours. com pared with the record of 2625 miles flat made by Dupuy and Egg in 1916. The sprints for points began at 10 D. m., instead of Ii D. m, it having been decided to finish the race at II D. m, instead of midnight
 Goullett won the first sprint Egg took the second. McNamara the third hfth vas won by Goullett, sixth by Egg, seventh by McNamara and eighth by Egg.
 Early in the next sprint Coburn got away from the field and by frequent changing with his partner, Kopsky the pair were at times were more than half lap ahead of the bunch Before they were overtaken they had won three successive sprints, the ninth, tenth and eleventh, and took 72 points for each. The ninth sprint was won by Coburn, tenth by Kopsky, eleventh by Coburn, twelfth by Madden. thirteenth by Egg, fourteenth by Goul1ett.
 The fifteenth was won by Egg. six teentn by McNamara, seventeenth by Egg. eighteenth by McNamara.
 The point scores of the teams were: Gou!lett and Madden. SIS; Egg and Dupuy 6S4; McNamara and Magin. 634; Coburn and Kopsky. 39S: Hill and Drobach, S60; Hanley and Lawrence, 22S; Aerts and Beyl, 116, and Keller and Weber. ILL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
MERIDIAN, MISS.

Meridian, Miss, December 6.-(Special) ,
 Lauderdale county has joined forces with the State Highway Improvement associa-
 tion and will endeavor to send a solid deelgation of it's representatives in both house and senate pledged to support the proposed s25,Ooj,Ooo bond issue for the
 building and maintenance of a complete system of gool roads for the state and the Lauderdals County Good Roads Im- provement association is to wage a cam paign among the other counties of the state in it's cooperation with the state organization to gain the end desired. This in effect was the result of an enthusiastic meeting of members of the local associa-
 tion held yesterday afternoon at the courthouse.
 The meeting was called and presided over by President Harden H. BrooNs, and among those participating in the dis cussion favoring injecting every ounce of lauderdale county good roads energy and enthusiasm into the project of the State Highway Improvement association for the passage Of the big bond bill at the coming session of the legislature were Munroe Nichols of Gulfport, publicity manager of the state organization; I. A. J. Mcdonald Of Schamberville, Sam How ard chairman ct the good roads commit tee of the Mississippi Traveelrs; J. D. Pickett of Toomsuba, T. J. Bolster, Cliff Williams, James Bozeman and Thomas L. Bailey, representing from the city of Meridian in the state legislature, and others
 Each speaker pledged individual effort in awakening public sentiment in favor of the bond issue legislation and each dwelt upon the necessity of action by the state to secure government aid in the construction of a system of god roads in Mississippi. Each representative to the legislature from Lauderdale county is to be interviewed to learn what stand he will take with reference to the proposed bond issue bill, after which a meeting will be held with each representative present and plan of campaign mapped out that it is designed shall sweep the state as no similar campaign in the history of Mis- sissiDpi in the interest of good roads has ever done before.
 Representative Bailey pledged his sup port to any movement looking to the building and maintenance of good roads in the state, saying that next to better educational facilities in Mississippi. he knew of nothing that would rebound to the interest nf all the people more than would a thorough system of paved high ways. At the conclusion of his remarks motion that he be accorded rising vote of thanks by those present was unan1- mously carried
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
 B'nai Birth Meeting at Temple Emanu-El

There win be a meeting of Birming- ham lodge, No. S6s, Independent Order B'Nai B'rith, this afternoon at 2:se o'clock in the vestry of Temple Emanu-El The committee on the mem- bership drive will make it's report. as will other committees. Important busi- ness will come before this meeting and large attendance is expected.
 The captains of each team in the new membership campaign all report fine progress and applications are pouring in even faster than was expected
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
Drastic Action Taken
 Against Pro. Football
By Associated Press

Chicago, December 6.--Drastic action against athletes who play professional football either in college or after grad uation was agreed upon today by the faculty committee of the Western h. tercollegiate Conference Athletic asso- citation.
 The committee adopted the following resolutions:
 "(1) That participation as players or officials in a professional football game shall disqualify for all employ ment in connection with conference athletics.
 "(2) Violators of rule of December.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
By Asseelatsd Press


 Spokane, Wash, December 6.-Orders for seizure by the government Of 5,3Oo. .0oo pounds of sugar held at Yakima and Top penisn,. Wash, by the Utah-Idaho Sugar company, were issued here today by United States District Judge E. E. Cush- men of Tacoma sitting here.
 The orders were issued in libel action brought by United States District Attor- ney Gairecht, whc charged hoarding and attempted untustified price increases by the holding company. United States dep uty marshals were sent today to take possession of the sugar
 The sugar odefed seized represents the output of the Sunnyside and Toppenish reinerics for 4 days ended December ?, it was declared at the district attorney J office.