CHEERING THE TEAM.

The game with West Point tomorrow is one of the most important on the football schedule. Since its game with Yale two weeks ago the Army eleven has made considerable improvement, and on its own grounds will be prepared, as it has nearly always been in former years, to give Harvard a hard contest. We have the fullest confidence, however, in the Harvard team's ability to give a good account of itself.

There will be no better opportunity this season than is given today to show loyalty to the team. We hope that every man in College will give a ready response to the notice which the cheer leaders have issued.