The Tiger (student newspaper), Sept 1918-June 1919 . hool at Camp Perry, Ohio. Thirteen men were sent by Colorado ICollege to the Students Army Training!Corps Camp at the Presidio, whichopened on July 18 for a period of six-ty days. It was the intention of thewar department to give the men thistraining, while enlisted as privates, andthen discharge them and send themback to the colleges as instructors.!However, due to the efforts of ColonelDichmann. commanding officer of thecamp, those men qualified to receivecommissions were granted the bars andevery C. C. man over twenty years ofage was comm
The Tiger (student newspaper), Sept 1918-June 1919 . hool at Camp Perry, Ohio. Thirteen men were sent by Colorado ICollege to the Students Army Training!Corps Camp at the Presidio, whichopened on July 18 for a period of six-ty days. It was the intention of thewar department to give the men thistraining, while enlisted as privates, andthen discharge them and send themback to the colleges as instructors.!However, due to the efforts of ColonelDichmann. commanding officer of thecamp, those men qualified to receivecommissions were granted the bars andevery C. C. man over twenty years ofage was commissioned a second lieut-enant. Lieutenants Copeland and Ainswortnare attached to the Artillery and are toundergo another (raining period of twomonths at Camp Zachary Taylor,Louisville. Ky. They are. however,duly commissioned as second lieuten-ants and are simply being to speak, to their elected branch ofservice. Lieutenant Hart has been as-signed to Denver University, whileLieutenant McMillan will go to Mon-tana Agricultural Capt. A. G. Kudd, U. S. A., Ret. TWO FRENCH GIRLS SENTHERE BY THEIR GOVERNMENT Mademoiselles Hilzel andRouliei Here For Study Made i lies Hilzel and Roulic:two of the 52 young women sent tAmerica by ihc French government toattend school, arrived in ColoradiSprings last week and have regis-tered in Colorado College for thecoming year. This group is but oneof many which the French governmentis planning to send to tins country mthe near future. Last year the French government ap-pointed a committee lo choose girls tosend to the United States for educa-tion, and the committee selected fifly-two young women and senl them fromFrance early in September. The girlswere scattered through a number of in-stitutions throughout the country—University of Minnesota, University ofWashington, Grinne!! College, andOakland College, and Colorado Col-lege. Mademoiselle Rouliers home is inGrenoble. She has been an assistant,in bacteriology at the Univer
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