The Daily Nebraskan
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA. LINCOLN, TM'RSDAY, OCTOP.Ett 17, ISIS
VOL. XVIII.
nuci: FIVE CENTS
NO. U
ill HE HIED
FOR OFFICERS T1I16 MP
irtlerv Officers Will Visit
field Jui-ucij .
MaV Preliminary
Examinations
jUen Must Be Especially F" -I
For the Branches to Which
They Apply
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ne feror.d call for officer mater-,
bI i:h!n the first three weeks of S. ;
I t c -sifttr.ee was received by
fgnU'n E J Maclvor, Wednesday j
morning, corr mandinf? the selection of j
men f.r Held artillery, thirty for!
I s in ti e branch of military aero
pi,0i9 in.ti.e I
n---rn twe've observers and live ,
Treaveinc officers. Applications of I
lei IranVhes of the army as candi- -ccorriing to srua-ions of comimt- rA.Tp.. , p
!a!. Y.fXc.r. commissions will memorandum BI dat-d October; rUlDftLL It) bb
aa-es i i w-"--
!e with the authorities and undergo''". "'"
certain examinations by Captain Mac-
Ivor.
Artliiery Officers Coming
Fipld srti"kry officers will vi.-dtj
' th w-hraska detachment and examine
the men whom the cammandant rec
ommends for officer training. Those
ho are finally f elected will be sent
direct to officers' training schools
with the possibility of overseas ser
vice as commissioned officers when
they complete their instruction.
Captain Maclvor Determined
That Dicipline Be Enforce d
Conduct and actions of S. A- T. C.
men have been decidedly displeasing
to Captain Maclror. Disrespect to
officers and silly college pranks dis
played by some student, have made
him determined to enforce discipline
and order rigidly.
Three men who were not giving the
proper attention to the captain's an
nouncement yesterday evening were
called out of the grand stand before
the en ire battalion, and turned over
to a lieutenant for punitive treatment
They Lad been laughing and joking
IuHtad of paying attention and Cap
SECTION B MEN FROM
OUT STATE ARE HERE
TL 420 men for section B of the
S A. T. C. are here, and are being
taken care of as fast as possible.
They represent tvery county of the
tate of Nebraska. The men arrived
during Tuesday and Wednesday.
A cumber of the men were given
J'hyKical examination all Tuesday
a'ternooo and evening. After the ex
amination a number of the recruits
ere taken to the Hayward military
demy in large army tracks.
The new men will do the same kind
f ork that Lag been done by the
jtachirjTm, preedlng them. The work
'U inelude nwlio. motor mechanics
"d olLr technical lines. The men
u Rationed at three different
tn7rtht Btate fam' HaJrward
f icademy and the university
ry-r. Tbime at the university will
"nge in ra(3Io
St-jdertg Must Report
1 tu"ns who have been ill and
o have not reported at Dean Eng
"rr off.ee, should do no at once.
1 Faculty Members
to"tnber of the facultr of the
All
Con
tf Arts an A Ct, will
f"""1 tu io o'clock Saturday morning
to disc, the problems con-
n it change from semester
u ,nn banln. ,
l" l!,ueb last, gathers no mots.
SEVEfl MEN
Only men who are espe.Ul'y fitted
for (he branches named in the order.
I and who can meet the requirements
of the nevcral lines of service, as
published in another part of this pa
per, need apply lor mo training, inner
! tails will be forthcoming for other
branches of woik and men are urge,! i
to wait uniil they can bo placed in t-h- ,
)l::f of work for which Ihcy are l est t
r. 1 od It 1 the p'.Mrv of tl.f v. ir'
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tlcp.iriint i.t to use men in t!ie kind of :
,
hcnlce. I
Frilnwlns h tV. i-lcjram received I
by Capt? in Machor WeilneIr.y m -r:. .
ing: ;
WVhlntfoi.. a C Oct. r.. IMS. j
landing S'
,-n (f vtlr.. Lincoln. Xc-hr.:
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SWt immediately, not x.ee:ij
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l"irvd urtil'erv i fii' er? will vi.-l:
or i;. to cxtmiue men recommenrled.
Permit no re ruiiin?. Kvaniinaiions
by V. A. offi.Nrs must be confired to
men on your selected list. Prepare j
ii.-t (of candidates uor) miliary i
ieronautics r.ot exceeding thirty pilots,
twelve cbsorvf-r.", five maneuvering
offif-rs ptr specifications BDr. Re
pn t numbers listed all proup (a-1 soon
as ascertained.
f'ommittee on Education. Thompson.
tain Maclvor singled them out" and or
dered them down on the field. One
of them was found to be innocent of
soy misdemfcanod. but the other two
will be d.-lt with summarily.
An incident was ciied by the cap
tain Tuesday evening in which two S;
A. T. C. men of section "A" showed
::isourtesy to a member of sect-ion
n." and were deserving of a ound
thrashing at the hands of the laittr.
When the men move into barracks,
thy must face strict discipline 2nd
ihe commandant is going to be on ti.e
?ork out- for any violation of army reg
ulations of enqueue.
MEASUREMENTS TAKEN FOR
NEW S. A. T. C. UNIFORMS
Over 100 men were measured for
uniforms Tuesday evening, and the
rest of the men will be notified when
to appear for n;--asurements. The
t:ew uniforms will be made of olive
drab woolen male-rial. A rumor
hfs been circulated vhat the
uniforms have been here for wrne
time. It- is true that some uniforms
have come, but they are to be given
to the aewly. arrived members of sec
rlon B of the S. A. T. C. As near as
can be learned now, the uniforms for
section A of the S. A. T. C. will be
ordered as soon as all the measure
ments have been taken. How long it
wi!l be until th-y are distributed, no
one can tell.
NEBRASKA TEAM
CABBIES OFF PBIZES
IN MEDICAL CONTEST
The University of Nebraska dairy!
team won first place at the national
dairy show at Columbus, O., last week,
according to word received here Mon
day by Prof. J. H. Ftandsen of the
state farm. The prizes won this year
by the team are the best prizes ever
won by Nebraska. They are; Three
trophies, JMK) in scholarships and two
gold medals. M. X. Lawrlston and
Carl PowelL two of the three on the
Nebraska team, won first and second
prices respectively in the entire con-j
test. The other member of the team j
is Iona)d Spencer. They were coached
this year by Ell Duncombe.
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Official Notices
Naval Section
All men in the naval Feet Ion of the
S. A. T. C. who have been messing
at the ineRS hall will make arrange
ments for payment for tneir meals
through Sergeant Blunk. Cost- will be
the Fame as for the ttudents'in the
army section.
Uniform Measurement!
Men who hxve been ordered to re
port tor measurcnenis for unit arms
mus: do so at th- tlnre speclfh-d to
;;.:).. It- i ; a mu.h a breach of mill
..try discipline :o Lot ub- y ili! or.ler
ii it to disobey ary o'.lier in.-'iuo
?iin..
Sixty-thre; Mer. to Be Selected
I'aj tain Mat Ivor v ill sele t 10
i:i-n for field artil'ery. Sf pilots in n.i!
ii;-ry aeronautics. 12 observers, an-1
ve nen for maneuvering onic.-rs.
T'.e;o sixty-three mn must live up
i .f iticRtiors thru will later be lai.i
d.-.wn for them.
MADS COMPULSORY
I-Iaclvor Details Forty-four Lien
For Husker Eleven Absence
Punishable
If Nebraska's Team I&n't a Pen
nant Winner it Won't Be Fault
cf the Commandan;
Vex the first time in the history of
the University of Nebraska all the
prospective warriors of the gridiron
are actually drafted Into the game.
Coach Kline and Captain Maclvoi
y ent over the list of S. A. T. C. men
and picked a number who promised
good material for Comhusker football
teams. These men will be required
io attend the athletic practices as
much as any soldier is compelled to
obey military orders. In other words
football Is compulsory. It is army
football.
As fjir is is known an order like the
one just issued in connection with the
football frame has never Ieen issued
t.eff.r" in any school. Captain Mac
Ivor believes that gridiron practice is
jsisi 2s beneficial as the regular army
drill. The football men will have to
fin some drilling in the morning.
The principle involved in issuing the
order ?'iay be applied to other activ
ities of the university. The Nebras
kan must be published and if no vol
unteers are to be had in the news
paper line, some may be naturally
drafted to do the work. In case the
departments are not able to secure
assistants the commandan may draft
.fj. n for this work also.
Men to Report for Football
The following named men will re
port each day for football practice at
M street park. Boll call will be held
at M street park at 3:45 o'clock p. m.
All those not present for roll call
will be marked absent and the at
tention will be brought to the com
manding officer of all absentees:
Adkins, R. F. Ludwig, Glenn
Armour. Will Lyman, Roy
Dailey. R. M. L'B. Thomas
Basset t, Henry Martin, D.
Brestle. Martin Munn, Monte
Dana, Herbert Munn. Wade
Davis, Hobart Newman. Richard
Deering. Paynter, Gloyd
Fitzsimmons. R. Ross. Emmet
Cibbs, Melvln Reynolds. Burch
Hageman, Lloyd Roberts.
Hartley, Cbarlea Renner. Dale
Hawkins. Kenneth Spain, B.
Howarth. Harry Seymour, C, K,
Hoyt, Edward Spear. Glenn
Habka, Ernest Simpkins, Win.
Jacoby. Swanson. Clarence
Jobes, Raymond Scbellenberg. E.
Kriemelmeyer. W.Thorpe. Ralph
Lamphere. Edward Wendt. Emmet
Lantz. William McMahon, Byron
Basten.Lou!s McMahon. Harold
We have it from a girl that a gargle
1, a wa!low that stntfr on the wiy
dawn.
S. S. T. t DETACHMENT I'JILL
Students tc Get First Taste of(
Army Life s.zd It
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Hardships i
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Rigid Enforrcenient of Discipline
to Ee Carried Out Dailj
Schedules Anr.orcd
Bet'dir.g, cots and quarters fr S. A
T. C uv-u sre rvady. j n1 as n..r.y a :
;an le accommodated will n.ivc into
Larracks tula;-, acc-onling to o.licia'.
Irfcrmaiion i;i out by Captain Mac
K. r. cominnndai.t t.f th:- post, V.'e'i
rudav evenir.'-'. 'ihe en; ire ba:iu!ion j
v.til l e divi'i.Nl itito c-cmpanies thi-.
nnriiir.? at drill j erid. ad the men
a i -1 .v .-i.-.-ir.td :h-ir quarters 5t thai
time.
S. A. T. ". Ani'i:-. v.lil b?s':n ihe'i
I rer.l army lif.-; as soon as thty hit t.t.
i-cr.a ! s ar.d v.iJ be Riven their firs:
r i 1 ia-;e cf military discipline as i
dea t to all Uni.ed Stages soldiers
Ti . y v jil b-- he'd to strict regulations
t.rA as Captain Maclvor put it to the
ru-n yesterday evening before retreat
they will "have to show some sreed."
He intimated that- they would have
only three minutes in which to dres
in the morning and men who hve
been in the habit of taking an hoar or
I so for it will find themselves clear out
of luck.
Discipline the Keynote
Discipline will be one of the key
notes of the training school and men
will be held to definite prescribed
schedules. The first call will sound
at 6:15 every morning except Sunday
and at 6.25 will be reveille. Most of
ihe time will be taken up by various
duties and school classes but the men
will have Wednesday afternoon off
for athletics and Saturday and Sun
day afternoons for recreation.
According to present plans the ar
aims classes will be held from seven
to nine In the evening, but this may
be changed somewhat. Definite an
nounc-ement- concerning the war aim"
classes will be announced In tim
through The Daily Nebraskan or
through bulletins. Every man is held
strictly responsible for all announce
ments and the excuse that be did not
see or hear of an ord--. - ill not be ac
cepted.
Following is the wrhedules for the
days:
Sunday
6:45 a. rn. Hrst call.
0:50 a. m. March
C:55 a. m. Reveille.
7:00 a. m. Assembly,
7:05 a. m. Setting-up exercises.
7:15 a. m. RecalL
REV. C. R. TYNER
SPIRIT "OVER THERE'
Having Just returned from the battle
fields of France, Rev. O. R. Tyner of
the Y. M. C. A. forces abroad, ad
dressed the members of the S. A. T.
C. after drill Tuerday evening. He
said the spirit of the American fight
ers is "simply glorious really magni
ficent," The secretary told interest
ing incidents that happened on the
battle field that illustrated this splen
did spirit of self-sacrifice and play
ing for the other fellow.
The men were encouraged by Rev.
Tyner's frequent use of the phrase
"when you boys get over there." Al
though the Hum were crylo for
peace while be rpoke. be said the war
was' far from over.
t'nder the auspices of the Y. M. C.
A. Rev. Tyner will speak again to the
men. probably at the Liberty theatre
some Sunday.
Rumor has It that the Germans are
going to call on their Eowlin? Allies.
MOVE liJLI BARRACKS TODAY
7:."0 a. m. Breakfast.
7:35 n.m. Sick call.
8:13 a. m. Policing.
8:45 a.m. Church call.
12:00 m. Mess.
0:00 p. m. Mess.
7 :00 p. m. Tattoo.
10:09 p. ir.. Call to quarters.
10:15 p. ri. Tups.
Daily f:r S. A. T. C. Student! Takir
Hecuiar Military Course
6:15 a.m. First call.
C:2o a. m. Reveille.
6:SC a. m. Assembly.
C:35 a. m. Setting-up exercises.
6:45 a.m. Recall.
7:00 a. m. Breakfast.
7:15 a.m. Sick call.
7:35 a. m. Policing.
7:45a.m. Fiist call for drill.
7:C-0 a. r.i. Assembly.
9:50 a. m. jiccall.
9:55 a. m. School call.
12:00 m. Recall.
12 :05 p. m. Mess.
1 :."0 p. ni. School call.
5:00 p. rn. Recall.
5:15 p. m. Drill call.
5 :."'. ;'. i.-.. Recall.
0:03 j. rr.. Mess.
7:00 p. rr.. Sick call.
War Aims Lecturea
7:00 p. m. First call.
9:00 p. m. Recall.
9:45 p. m. Call to quarters.
10:00 p. m. Taps.
Fire call twice a week.
Daily for S. A. T. C. Stwienta Taking
Special Courses Enflineerlrfl
Medical Students, etc.
6:15 a. m. First call,
6 :25 a. m. Reveille.
6:30 a.m. Assembly.
6:35 a. m. Setting-up exercises.
6:45 a. m. Recall.
7:00 a. m. Breakfast.
7:15 a.m. Sick call.
7:35 a. m. Policing.
7:45 a.m. First call for drill.
7:50 a. m. Assembly.
8:55 a. m. RecalL
9:00 a. m. School call.
11:00 a.m. Recall.
1 1 :30 a. m. Mess. '
1:00 p.m. School call.
4 :00 p. m. RecalL
4:10 p.m. First call for drilL
4:15 p. m. Assembly.
6:00 p.m. Recall.
War Aims Lectures
7:00 p. m. First calL
9:00 p. m. RecalL
9:45 p. m. Call to quarters.
10:00 p. m. Taps.
Saturday
Fire call twice a week.
6:15 a. m. First calL
6:25 a. m. Reveille.
6:30 a. m. Assembly.
6:35 a. m. Setting-up exercises.
6:43 a. m. RecalL
7:00 a. m. Breakfast.
7:15 a.m. Sick call.
7:35 a. m. Policing.
9:30 a. m. Inspection.
10:30 a. m. Recall.
12:00 m. Me?s.
6:00 p, m. Mess.
10:00 p. m. Call to quarters.
10:15 p. m. T?.-s.
ISSUE SPECIFICATIONS
FOR OFFICER MATERIAL
Capt. E. J. Maclvcr Hold Every
Man Besponsible for List of
Qualifications
No ODe Shall Apply for Any
Branch Unless Ee Can Meet
Beqxureme-ts
Captain E. J. Maclvor, command
ant of the students' army training
corps at the University of Nebraska,
read to division A Wedsenday night
a list or the drafts that were to be
made upon this division for officer
material in the various branches of
service. The list Includes a call for
men for infantry, machine gun bat
talions, field artillery, coast artillery
and millt-ary aeronautics. Military
aeronautics Includes pilots, airplane
observers, balloon observers, and bal
loon maneuvering officers.
Tefe r w iui are caiied for for
the first draft. Future drafts will in
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