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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1922)
i w FACULTY VISITORS RULED BY BUGLES University Instructors at R. O. T. C, Camp Must Pile Out Bright and Early FORT SNEIXING, Miun.. July 2(i 1'nlvcrnliy faculty repesentatlves who gre vlnltiiiK tho R. O. T. C. camp at port Fuelling where some 400 stu dents from their institution are in camp, lv? bct'n 1,v,n ly the bugle the lnHt few days. Tliev get up to the notes of reveille did they have dinner when mean cull sounds. They don't have to be sol dierly, but B,noe tne rest ot tIie il has heen regulated by the bugle, the college professors have followed suit. Timy are here to see the kind of work that l being done by the stu dents of Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and the Dakolns who are attending the camp, aml to coiier with the army officers on problems affecting the R. O. T. C. Among those attending is Chancel lor S. Avery of the University of Ne braska. pistol and automatic rifle firing tac tics, musketry and athletic events are the chief subjects on the stu dents' schedule now. Tests of the students are being conducted as to their proficiency In the various sub jects. Among the students who are to re ceive commissions as second lieuten ants in the infantry, officers reserve corps upon completion of the camp is Ernest B. Johnson of Holdrege, Nebr. Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts MicliTgun Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Moh I una Nebraska ; New York North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Orugon Pennsylvania South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Virginia Washington Wisconsin Wyoming Outside the Canada Hawaii India Japan I'hiUippine Island.... South America (3 rand Totals G 120 81 0 1 (I 1 n o 13 1096 S ; 1 4 2 1 1 43 0 4 2 2 r 39 u. 1 5 0 2 18 1 3 12S 40 1 0 2 O w 8 1 31 8 2052 : o o 4 0 2 0 41 3 1 1 1 4 21 0 0 1 0 0 0 8 248 124 )A 64 21 5748 11 8 2 3 1 84 3 5 3 3 9 60 1 5 1 2 IS 1 3592 3002 6504 MISS ANDERSON NOW AT UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO Miss Emma N. Anderson, professor in the department of botany, is now attending the University of Chicago, where she is continuing graduate work in botany. She left for the Chtcago school at the beginning of the second session of the summer school, having taught botany during the first six weeks. SPHINX WRITE IN FAVOR OF WELCOME Continued from page One ersity fellows here and they all s.em to be heartily in favor of the plan as outlined. Count me in on all the fun during the first two weeks of school." Phillip Lewis of Sutton says "I think t Is a very good plan and want to K. it. It ought to give the fresh man a welcome that will astonish them." Robert Estill of Bridgeport sIves another enthusiastic O. K. He says, 'I think it is a mighty good plan and I'll do all I can to help it along. I'm glad the Sphinx have started." put TVT7.T GIRLS LEASE COTTAGE AT OKOBOJI Nine girls, members of the Phi Mu sorority at the University of Nebraska, have leased a cottage at Lake Okoboji and are spending a vacation of two weeks there The girls are Sarah Saunders, Elva Krough, Faith Dunn, Ruth Codington, Lucille "Palmer, No-ma Carpenter, Fannie Haight, Mar garet McMillen and Effie Haight. NEBRASKA AND PEDAGOGUES WIN S Continued from Page One Bases on balls Off Miles, 3; off Hall, 1. Struck out By Miles, 5; by Hall, 5 Stolen bases Morrell. Matty, 2; Browne; Garntck, Lee. Three base hit, Adamson; two-base hit, Garnick and Lee. Battries Basketball class, Miles and Morrell; Summer Nebraskan, Hall and Shninholtz. Umpire Thompson. STUDENTS COME FROM 36 STATES A NRW CLASS IN SHOUT-HAND THIS WEKK Ask about it now. Also classes iu Accounting! mid Salesmanship. Lincoln Business College 14th & P Street Lincoln, Nebr. VH imUtm trtttt- i :ffsT.',?.J SODA'S SUNDAES' SERVICE ILLER8 PRESCRIPTION 1IARMAGY HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS WANTED NOW Teachers and Stenographers Reference Bureau 1307 N St., Lincoln SOMETHING NEW JELLY ROLL EXQUISITE After Show, Dances or Drive REMEMBER THE ALASKA INN 33rd & A "EVERYTHING COLD" K TEACHERS Hiring season short now. Better let us help you. At this time we solicit especially degree tacbers FISK TEACHERS AGENCY J. A. Devlin, Manager 1020 McGee St., Kansas City, Mo. NUMEROUS CALLS FOR YOU EVERY DAY NOW! 1 Board and Superintendents wantsmatters settled andwants YOU. ji I This feans Teachers of EVERY KIXD, and at GOOD salaries. Nebraska School Service and Teachers Exchange HOo O Street, Rooms 3 and 4, Lincoln,' Nebraska. This Week at Speier & Simon Sale of Women s- Pumps and Oxfordo Hundreds of Pairs of this season's newest styles tf 34 now on sale at Men's Fine Silk Shirts, worth regularly $6 to $10 4.85 Men's Fine Madras Silk Stripe Shirts, $3 to $4 j gg values at - stock at .... :::d 1-2 Price Men's Straw Hats, our entire .Continued from page One - Men Wm'n T'l California ..7. -14 20 Colorado 42 25 67 Connecticut 1 0-1 Florida Oil Georgia 1 0 1 Idaho 9 3 12 Illinois 16 8 24 PEIffi & OK THE $ORNER ioti aad on Hedman Speieb guccsssuu ON TBI COBNEg tOtfraad OCl r