The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-17
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inspector Of reserve officers training
corps in all colleges Of the southeast,
was at the University Of Florida tn
opecting the student battalion last
Friday lie was we'll pleased with the
spirit and attitude Of the members
of the r. o. 7, G. here. Captain
Knight was IN charge Of the voca-
tionaI section Of the s. 4. 7. @. al the
University OF Florida for about @.E
months last year, and made many
friends in Gainesville and IL the uni
versity while stationed here. Ills
headquarters are row at Raleigh, N.
g.
Lieut.. Arthur IT, F'aller, formers.
student In the College Of Engineering.
is on a visit at the university and =
receiving a cordial welcome from for
Iner professors and numerous friends
Lieut. Fuller was dangerously wound
al on October 18th in the battle of the
trgonne forest. and has just been. dis
missed from the base hospital 1T 1T.
Mcpherson where he Inns been under
treatment for some time Ills friends
aU over the state viii he eratfied to
learn of his recovery.
M
deliver two addresses in Jacksonville
:he coming week. lie Will speak -
the Confederation Of Mothers Clubs
Monday afternoon, and to the Mem
cub of the Church of the Good Sh"p-
herd Tuesday night Dr. Cox Is one
- tho ablest psychologists IN the
south and is dean Of the Teachers
College Of the University Of FlorIda- !
Mr.. r. T.. Wartman. Of Citra' mem
1911 Frnr-g yNft II
south Florida was on the campus tie
mast week and inspected the work og
.ae institution and the new auditorium
md gymnasium which is ns1rinG corn
pletfon
Athletics At the university are talk /
ing on new life and base ball games /
are being scheduled for the coming
Jason. Lieut. r. x. Perryman, 2 /
student in the college Of law, ana one I
Of the best pitchers in the southern !.
league has been engaged to coach the /
students this spring. One Of the tim i
rraries will include games with Mer- /
coz Georgia Tech and 0glethorne 1
University. The student base ballists /
.ril doubtless yet many points from
,be New York Giants who viii arrive I
Al, Gainesville to begin training on /
Fleming Field at the university Nafcti /
32nd.
College or Law.
The signing Of the arrnistice re-
leased a number Of young men VT"
sad secured or were on the point ct
securing military honors. and who are
row seeking To enter the forensic &f-
ena through the medium Of the col
3epe Of law The enrolment for the
second semester contains the fellow
ing registration Mr.. Howard n
Bailey. officers training camp, Lieut.
H. Dixie Pegs: Lieut.. VIM II t'ord,
fnayv): Lieut. Jas. a Franklin: Mr.
Horace &. Gordon. (navy1: CAPTAIN i
Edwin B. Hampton, Mr. Frank r. I'M
gram (navy); Lieut.. Fred p. Meier;
lieut.. G. r. O'Penly; Lient F. Is.
Perrynan: Mr. Wallace r. Perry. tra
do service navyl: Mr. Sihhard n
Wilson (navy); Mr.. John n ]. 'Engle
md Mr. VIM. Y Patton ].
New students registering il other
departments for the second semester
9re AS follows: r. @. Gregory Lans-
ing Mich, r. e. Nolen. chicago; 4
lieut.. A. r. CARPENTER, Orlando. Lieut..
W. r. DanieH, Pensacola: r. FL Grau- /
berry and T. r. Dunk. Jacksonville; /
IT. r. Walker, Baker: "A. Il. Rider. Tai
1ahassee; T. b Jones, Jr.. Jackson /
yiIle. A. r. FARRELL. Williston; Geo. W. |
Albright. Clarksburg. w Va; Z. A. /
Cox and u A. Tucker. Gainesville. 1
ana VIM r Lowe. Bedford Indiana
The government OF Brazil has Re /
Gently sent another one Of her young 4
mon to the University Of Florida. 4
making total Of five enrolled here 4
this session. The latest conner Mr. 4
t~anarro. is Il graduate Of the A@ri- 4
cultural College Of south America, ana 4
has entered this institution to special 1
re in fruit culture and kindred I'm I
dustries in the college Of aericHltar" \
President Nurphree hae received the /
following letter from the office II t@e
director Of military aeron7uttcs. m +
earnestly requests the cooperation 81 +
al who are interested:
The director Of military aeronautfes
asks Your CO operation in the follow
ing matter which IS important to the
air service Of the country and which i
may be OF vet more intimate concern
to the locality ana to tho institution
With which you arc associated
This office Is making every effort
10 assemble the personal stories ri
the men who have been With the a.H
service overseas. 1t seems not un
likely that the better part III e1c@
etorv is contained in letters to friends
md relatives at home. Letters fra"1
~ane Of our aviators have aItea.iE
appeared i'm book form and IN tHe
magazines. ana from time to time eas-
age publications have had occasion
10 print expectations Of filters l>5,sea
i'll combat.
such informal records may sunnh
Information OF historical value -
lad from no other source inforna
tion which should find q place ~ tA@
written history Of the country.
The director Of military aeronapt5es
therefore makes this request t43t.
with the full sanction af those nlasl