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              probable team has a great deal of potential strength l.u team in fine shape chemical motion pictures are the big feature on the wed nesday's program the following is the list of tele phone numbers of the fraternities and dorrnatory sections of lehigh alpha tau omega 727 l u campus beta theta pi 173 326 wyandotte st chi phi 356 3rd and wyandotte sts chi psi 707 l u campus delta phi 1062 third and seneca sts delta tau delta 292 l u campus delta upsilon 348 l u campus kappa alpha 551 430 seneca st kappa sigma 733 422 cherokee st phi delta theta 475 719 cherokee st phi gamma delta 1979 414 cherokee st phi sigma kappa 639 511 seneca st psi upsilon 716 university and brodhead aye pi lambda phi 2053 sigma chi 705 334 e broad st sigma nu 1759 l u campus sigma phi 511 506 delaware aye sigma phi epsilon 721 3rd and cherokee sts theta delta chi 672 ostrum st theta delta psi 1807-r 454 vine st theta xi 899 541 seneca st section a 1292 section b 586 section c 1467 section d 1200 section e 1095 leonard hall . . ; 602 delaware aye price hall 1295 following is a partial list of the men in the dormitories taylor and price halls : taylor hall section a list not completed section b m lawrence 19 h d ginder 19 j h heim 20 e d heimbach 20 r r rhoad 21 g a ganter 19 l b geis 18 w p amick 19 j b stewart 20 n r munkelwitz 18 t henneberger 21 p carney 21 p a teah 19 r p robinson 20 j p clymer 18 c b gorisse 19 j m skillman 19 c sehofer 21 w r heck 20 d j gilmore 20 j l geiger 20 e h hollenback 21 w a carr 20 w zirkin 20 g d croce 20 pl h dewhirst 20 h r davenport 20 11 steele 21 g nass 21 j b raiguel 20 section c j h mersfelder 20 h c rice 20 p a carr 19 m j keeley 21 a j nicholas 19 f j g duck 19 g a wildman 20 s k bell 20 w j schuessler 20 t s sun 19 c c woo 18 continued on fifth page the opening of the foot-ball season which was scheduled for to morrow may possibly be delayed owing to the fact that villa nova has cancelled the game however the management is trying hard to find a suitable opponent to take their place and it is probable that either fordham gettysburg or albright will fill in the team after two weeks of pre liminary training is in fine shape to start the season although the early work has been unusually hard owing to the greenness of the team injuries have been very rare the team that will probably take the field tomorrow has a great deal of potential strength the line from teackle to tackle averaging 193 pounds the backfield has an aver age weight of 162 pounds barring injuries the following team will very probably start the game * l.e mccarthy l.t spagna l.g owens c macdonald r.g maginnes r.t johnson r.e young q 8 herrington r.h.8 halsted l.h.8 lare savierra tomlin son or brown f 8 wysocki just before the brown and white went to press the manager of football announced that he had secured fcrdham to play on saturday in place of villanova fordham is usually well repre sented on the gridiron vacancies filled on epitome board sophomore teams for founder's day the sophomore teams are gradu ally rounding into shape to play the freshmen on founder's day the 20 football team is being over one hundred men have gone from the classes of 1917 to 1920 in the list of lehigh me nwho are now in active service published in the last issue of the brown and white the following names were omitted : 1917 w 0 barkley engineers camp hancock d dosch corporal enlisted re serve corps j a fisher camp mills w w gilmore assistant pay master u s navy w f nickum camp meade j f wentz officers reserve r t williams naval reserve 1918 a brucher ambulance service • a concilio 56th aero squad ron s san antonio tex h f mclaughlin maryland field artillery j g ross medical corps fort benjamin harrison c s ruff co b ist regiment engineers pa n g j e schmich aviation corps fort oglethorpe ga 1919 r a cohn american ambu lance in france c a fegley u s army c r flory musician it s navy h shepherd ordnance dept watertown arsenal j m shimer 147 th machine gun batallion g c thomas headquarters troop camp hancock b williard national army 1920 e p beach u s military academy r j bobbin battery a ist pa field artillery p g busck battery a bth pa field artillery j c finnegan naval reserve r d halliwell ambulance in france e e hoagland national army f m huffman battery a pa n g l d humphrey medical ser vice i w meissner national army w h waltz co a 59th in fantry as near as can be determined by figures given out by the university president's office the number of men in military service at present is as follows : class 1917 11 class 1918 34 class 1919 36 class 1920 26 total 107 varsity has long and hard work=out wednesday the team had a long and hard work-out in preparation for the game tomorrow the prac tice started off with a short signal drill and was followed by the olcl time bloody wednesday scrim mage young and w v mc carthy held down the ends for the varsity while johnson and sponga tackles owen and magin nes guards and macdonald at center completed the line her rington at quarterback captain halsted and lare at halfback and wysocki at fullback made up the backfield for the scrubs stewart and davidson at ends rhoad and booth guards ; ricketts and weisel tackles and stanier at cen ter made up the line lucas at fullback nolan at quarterback and apgar and j straub at half back composed the backfield nolan was slightly injured in the scrimmage receiving a cut near the eye but expects to be in shape if he is needed in the game on saturday the 1919 epitome board which was elected last spring has been completely demolished by men leaving the university to go to war the board was originally comprised of t j bray h s kirk r k miller f d nawrath j j shipherd f h van auken and w c winterhalter of these seven men only three are now in college — bray nawrath and ship herd these men have however gone ahead although at a big dis advantage and have made a good beginning toward getting the book started the vacant places on the board were filled today at a class meeting held immediately after the college meeting the business manager j l rosenmiller reports that due to the high cost of ma terials and labor the cost of the epitome this year will be at least 50 per cent more than last year and urges that the student body make a big effort to support the publication better than ever before formed n mathag 20 is in charge of the baseball team the track team has been considerably weakened by the loss of e k dow ner g r harvey e r green leaf and w n lawrie who did not return to college but considering this year's candidates the prospects are bright the following men have reported w a carr e wilson w s terry b a paw lick 0 e lewine k w boyd l w fisher and h karton the probabilities are that the team will consist of w a carr 0 e le wine w s terry and e wilson the trials will very likely be held next tuesday and all candidates are urged to report for daily prac tice at the present time efforts are also being made to arrange a sophomore cross country schedule notice senior ballot committee appointed the senior chemists and chemi cal engineers took their first trip this term when they attended the exposition of chemical industries at the grand central palace new york last wednesday the chem ists left tuesday afternoon and spent the greater part of wednes day at the exposition this year's exposition is prob ably the largest and most interest ing on record it includes exhibits of over three hundred chemical and industrial firms which cover four entire floors in the large building one of the most marked tenden cies of the exhibit was the large number of concerns exhibiting or ganic dyes the american aniline products company the american synthetic dye company the cen tral dyestuff company the fran co-swiss dyes company and doz ens of other dye manufacturers ex hibited samples of intermediates dyes and dyed fabrics that seem to indicate the entirely successful so lution of the dye problem of no mean interest were the elaborate exhibits of various rail roads in different parts of the coun try the enormous possibilities in undeveloped natural resources were clearly shown aside from the agricultural value of many com paratively undeveloped localities abundant waterways offer advan tages 1 for industrial growth and previously undiscovered mineral wealth is being opened to develop ment particularly in the west and south is this true in georgia for example there were recently discovered large deposits of an ideal mineral for superior fire brick this mineral which is a hy drated silicate of aluminum is be ing sold under the name of halloy site great deposits of pottery and paper clay soapstone baryte and marble are being opened to develop ment in south carolina georgia and alabama of great interest from the view point of preparedness was the ex hibit of the american cyanamid company samples of their numer ous products and display of the present process for fixation of at mospheric nitrogen made their ex hibit one of great interest aside from the nitric acid and numerous nitrates which are indispensable in the munition industries the cyana mid company is manufacturing an ideal fertilizer ammo-phos in which the nitrogen is obtained from the air and of which the composi tion can be varied to meet any agri cultural needs the exhibits of the buffalo foundry and other manufacturers of chemical machinery were very elaborate and instructive sam ples of modern crushers hammer mills separators driers filter presses and nitrators were shown in section the various large chemical com panies all had interesting and at tractive booths many chemicals which were entirely imported pre vious to the war are being manu factured on a large scale the abil ity of the american chemists to meet the demands of industry and continued on fifth page the recent appointment of the drown hall committee includes the following l sargent chair man a j ely w t staats e f wait and v hoffman the recent election of the senior class gave the following results president f w hukill ; vice president j m latimer secre tary a e buchanan treasurer e f wait historian l sargent class book committee e f wait w r penman the burr room will be open every tuesday and friday from 1 to 2 p.m for the purpose of re ceiving subscriptions changes of addresses contributions sugges tions and criticisms the brown and white lehigh university villanova cancels game convenient directory of the fraternities directory of men in dormitories and halls bethlehem pa friday september 28 1917 vol xxv senior chemists visit exposition other lehigh men in the service incomplete list due to the fact that many men are not y>t spttlprl dormitory sections also included in this list to facilitate locating the men the management making effort to arrange suitable game for tomorrow many more men have joined various branches of govern ment work over three hundred companies exhibit products in grand central palace first trip of year fordham may play few in national army no 2 £ cheering practice > f this afternoon 4 o'clock ? 5 taylor field \ f every one out j