Word: kelleys
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Kelley, J. R., 69 Fayerweather...
...Coleman '19, W. V. M. Faweett '21, E. E. Frost '21, L. B. Geyer '19, R. M. Gudeman '19, R. C. Hardy '20, J. Harrison, Jr., '20, R. E. Henderson '21, L. F. Henry '20, D. F. Holland '19, S. S. Jordan, Jr., '21, J. R. Kelley '21, R. B. King '21, L. H. Mills '21, P. F. Nash '21, A. N. Osgood '21, W. T. Richards '21, C. H. Taylor, 3rd, '21, L. B. Van Ingen '21, S. Wadsworth...
...Norwood Penrose Hallowell '97, of Milton; William Woodward '98, of New York, N. Y.; Howard Coonley '99, of Chestnut Hill; Eugene Van Rensselaer Thayer '04, of Boston; Benjamin, Loring Young '07, of Weston. Robert Perkins Bass '96, of Peterboro, N. H.; Lawrence Graham Brooks '02, of Medford; and Nicholas Kelley '06, of New York, N. Y.; have also been nominated for this office by petition...
Military training is progressing rapidly at the University of Pennsylvania. The Regiment, commanded by Major William Kelley, Jr., U. S. A., professor of military science and tactics, and L. A. Fay, acting student-major, already has an enrolment of 2,100 men. The Regiment is made up of 18 companies, four of which A, B, C, and D have progressed to extended order work. Rifles have already been given out to 1,000 men and 700 more will be so equipped within the next few days. Intensive drilling is held every day in the week except Saturday and Sunday...
...board of directors of the athletic association, after a conference with Major-General Leonard Wood and Major William Kelley, Jr., in regard to the continuance of athletic work with particular reference to intercollegiate competition, decided to continue such work until they are advised to the contrary by General Wood or Major Kelley. All candidates and members of athletic teams are required to spend at least three hours a week in drilling or else be barred from competition...