Penn State dans la guerre mondiale . ballon, qui lui a mis le feu, et bien qu'il ait pu sauter du panier à la fois, il a refusé de partir jusqu'à ce que son compagnon, observateur asudent, ait sauté. Le lieutenant Ross a alors sauté, mais il était un outil, car le ballon brûlant a chuté sur son parachute. Il a été détruit au sol à une hauteur de 300 mètres et tué immédiatement. RUNNETTE, ALEXANDER CREIGHTON, a été commandé à l'ATNiagara en tant que deuxième lieutenant, Artillerie de campagne. Il a été l'un des deux millièmes de officiers de réserve envoyés en Angleterre et en France pour suivre le cours de troisième cycle.Il a été envoyé au champ français

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Penn State in the world war . balloon, setting fire to it, and although he could havejumped from the basket at once, he refused to leave until his companion, astudent observer, had jumped. Lieutenant Ross then leaped, but it was toolate, for the burning balloon dropped on his parachute. He was dashed to theground from a height of 300 meters and killed instantly. RUNNETTE, ALEXANDER CREIGHTON, was commissioned atNiagara as second lieutenant, Field Artillery. He was one of the two thousandreserve officers sent to England and France to take the post graduate course.He was sent to the French Field Artillery School. RUNYAN, RALPH, enlisted in the Ordnance Course and was stationedas chief stores inspector, Plainfield, N. J. He was appointed ordnance ser-geant and transferred to the Central Officers Training School, Field Artillery, Camp Taylor, Ky. Here he was commissioned second lieutenant and upondischarge accepted a commission in the Field Artillery Officers ReserveCorps. Page Four Fourteen Penn Statb in thb Vorld M^r. Pbnn State in thb World A^r RUOS, HENRY DANZ, 2nd, enlisted in the Regular Army, February27, 1918, Washington Barracks, D. C, joining the 1st Company, 1st Battalion, 1st Regiment of the 1st Engineers. He was transferred in April to FortFoote, Md., and with his battalion here built a camp. Ruos sailed for overseasMay 8, 1918, went to Limoges and soon was promoted to first sergeant. InOctober, 1918, he was sent to the Saumur Artillery School, then to the St.Aignan Casual Camp. In March, he returned to the United States, wherehe was discharged at Camp Meade, Md. RUPP, GEORGE FRANCIS, was a lieutenant in the Air Service. SALLADE, JAMES ALVIN, served with the 324th Battalion SignalCorps, Camp Meade, Md. SCHAEFFER, JOHN ADAM, enlisted April 25, 1917, at Fort Niagara, N. Y., was transferred to Camp Oglethorpe, Ga., and commissioned first lieu-tenant. He joined Company M, 11th Infantry, 5th Division, and with themwent overseas and into the lines in the Vosges moun

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