The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, July 27, 1922, Image 3

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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
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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.
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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"
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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.
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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
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