DEMAND SEA FIGURES AGAINST GERMANY
BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN FLEETS MAY ASSAULT
GERMANY
WASHINGTON—The British are being forced to adopt a more aggressive naval policy. The navies of the allies will soon depart from their defensive program. Admiral Benson, American chief of operations, believes that a naval offensive is doomed to failure. The young American officers demand action claiming that a single blow struck now by the British might knock out Germany completely.
CARNAHAN MADE CAPTAIN OF U. OF I. FOOTBALL SQUAD
Marvin M. Carnahan, for three years a bulwark of the university eleven at guard and tackle, last night was elected to lead Coach Bleamaster's gridsters during the 1918 season. The choice was made at a gathering held for the purpose of "wetting" the new football letters.
Carnahan first performed in Idaho moleskins under Coach Bleamaster in the season of 1915, holding down a job at guard. He was moved over to a tackle last year and has since passed capably in that position.
Burley, aggressive, a conscientious trainer and close student of the great fall sport, Carnahan has all the characteristics a ribbed field leader should possess. His selection is sure to prove popular with the general student body. 