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During the summer a great deal of new equipment has arrived; the old equipment inspected and put in order, and the training plant prepared for the coming winter's work. Thirty flat saddles of the Saumur type, French officer's field model, have been procured for the instruction in equitation. For the past two weeks the horses assigned to the outfit have been in pasture at Camp Devens, and tomorrow they will be brought back to Cambridge over the road by the enlisted personnel of the Artillery Unit...
Jimmy Knox, the veteran Crimson scout, and coach of the second eleven, has vigorously pointed out the task that the 1920 football team is up against; and he has shown clearly that not only the team, but the whole undergraduate body is involved. "Atrocious indifference" of the type shown this spring will never carry the squad through a successful season in the fall...
...recognition of its exceptional record, and appreciating the present value of Squadron A as a source of supply for the highest type of officer material, on the recommendation of the Chief of the Military Bureau to the Chief of Staff, the War Department officially designated Squadron A an Officers' Training School on March 20, 1920. Under this order the Squadron will consist of four Cavalry Troops and a Machine Gun Troop; and such members as satisfactorily complete their term of enlistment will be commissioned in the National Guard or in the Reserve Corps. It is also provided that there will...
...aided by the support of the old-line party politicians, he stands in no ambiguous position. Nevertheless, to those Republicans who looked to Chicago for the nomination of a man of strong principles, revealed during a brilliant and active career, the selection of a man of Senator Harding's type will be a disheartening disappointment...
Joseph Santley and Ivy Sawyer, with some handsome young women, are seen at Keith's Theatre this week in an entirely original type of musical revue entitled "Bits and Pieces." In the face of an all-star vaudeville bill this revue stands out. In it are introduced with fine artistry such strikingly contrasted stage successes as "Greenwich Village Follies," "Breakfast in Bed," "Scandal," "East is West," "Maytime" and "My Lady Friends." Of course the cleverness and versatility of Miss Sawyer and Mr. Santley are the prime factors in the success of the revue, which is beautifully staged and costumed...