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M'S GROUP
allv compos! of atnria,
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la 1.1itt'n to Wimhfily sdi
t.r. Ihrs ar HiumII rifi4i.it,
Martin I'rlrriM. r.lrnk l"hrll
nn. and Willard ;( l'w aa
mridf . lots, l"ilrit !ns nl
Ijnitn l"ily font "but mf Kit
lor, louli Sherman. Robert Scott.
Hum. Rhaup t.ayU WalWrr.
Jnhn N.iharrft. R. 1. t'rawfoi.1 J
K Riicti( I and J Harm
hi at hwira y editors, ami Alan
William aa ruiinf man;rr.
Informed at tl Kitsimmona itv Lyons, and Uhmti ars bath on
ral hospital in lnver. Colo, ' Ins campua aitrr a summer ol
rers ba la nw retimf (miliary ir.stn.rt.ort at tamp
Captaina Haumeiswr, l'nav. 'ferry. (Hun
Director Asks All Girls to
Enter Competition to
Start Soon.
GREEKS. BARBS INVITED
Spccdball, Paddle Tennis.
Hockey, Soccer Are
First on. List.
W1UJ IS chool ball playing
marry rsvcllU In tha ear of Ne ,
braakans. Iba Women Athletic
association, sponsor of tha t,irl
Intramural aporta programs has
aubmiitad lu outllna of athletic
tournaments to r held dunnj
1.30-1931. J
Mlaa Oarlca McDonald, direc
tor of wontn'i Intramural aporta
baa Issued a statement urflnc all
tha old aa well aa new univeraity
women to compete In aa many
aporta aa tbey can poaaihly find
tima for. ''Last year waa the tg
geat year for Intramural aporta v.
bava tvar had' aha aald. "and I
am hoping and counting on 1930
completely eclipsing last year
record."
To Start September 25.
Tha fall program Includea speed
ball. paddle tennla. hockey, aoccer.
Nebraaka ball, and bowling. Speed
ball tournament begin Monday.
September 29. No knowledge of
any of the aporta la required to
participate; only Intereat and the
fove of fun are neceaaary qualitiea.
. Each organization, whether it
be a Greek letter organisation or
an organized Independent group
may enter participant in any u
the aporta. For each girl entered,
the group will receive a certain
number of polnta. Theae. togeth
er with whatever point a group
pity get for winning- a flrtt. sec
ond, or third place are accredited
to that group, and In the prlng
the grand total la determined and
the winner of the cup and plaque
awarded for first and aecond
prize are announced. In addi
tion, winner of each sport are giv
en kln with which they may
adorn their club room.
Program.
. Following 1 the aporta program
for the entire year;
Fall:
. Speedball Sept 29 - Oct. 20.
Paddle Tennla Oct. 7 - Nov. 26.
Hockey Oct. 28 - Nov. 13.
Soccer Nov. 18 - Dec. 20.
Neb. Ball Dec. 3 - Dec. 19.
Bowling Nov. 11 - Dec. 19.
Winter:
Basket Ball Jan. 30 - open
practice Feb. 3 - Mar. 28 (games.)
Rifle Firing Jan. and Feb.
Ping Pong Jan. 5 - Jan. 26.
Spring:
Deck Tennis April 7 April 18.
Baseball April 23 - May 27.
Tennis April 28 - May 27.
Golf April 28 - May 27.
Archery April 7 - May 14.
Swimming May (dates arrang
ed.) All Year:
Horse backridlng.
. Dancing.
Hiking.
PRAIRIE SCHOONER
PUBLISHES THIRD
EDITION OF 1830
Prairie Schooner, literary maga
zine edited by Lowry Charles
Wimberly, observed its third pub
lication of 1930 In August.
It is sponsored by the Word
smith chapter of Sigma Upstlon, a
national literary fraternity, and is
published with the aid of the Uni
versity of Nebraaka.
Prairie Schooner, which Is is
sued quarterly: February, May,
August, and November, Is gener-
R. 0. T. C.
Lt. Col. William T. Otiry Is
Graduate o' Nebraska;
Jcwett Uavcs. j
IJet.t. dl William T. Oury. ho
aurcee.la Lieut Col. V. K. Jewell I
as commander of the l.'nivermty of j
Nebraska It. O T. C unit, assumed
hl d'ltiei here fs-pt. IV
Colonel Oury aa graduated
from the l'niverily of Nebraska
In Wi. For th past four years
he haa been federal Instructor to
the natirnal cuard with quarter
at Philadelphia. During the world
war hia gallantry In action during
the Mount fauron drive brnupht
about the decoration with the ail
ver bar citation. He la a graduate
of the field an.l peneral staff
achool and of the army war col
lege. In 10K he waa captain of
the First Nebraska volunteer In
fantrv force to the Philippines and
he reigned hia commission there
to accept a regul-ir commission In
the I'nited States army.
Jewett in Maryland.
Lieut. Col. F. F. Jcwett. Ne
braska R. O. T. C. commander for
the past five years, is now sta
tioned at Fort Howard, Md.. where
he was transferred Sept. IV His
wife and young ron. Charles, ac
companied him to Fort Howard,
while his son Robert remained here
to continue his college career. Fort
Howerd Is a regular army punt,
located sixteen miles irom Balti
more and surrounded on three
sides by Chesapeake bay. Present
Indications are mm ne win oe sec
ond In commanl at his new
quarters.
several ctner personnel initnca
have taken olace in the military
department. Capt. Russel Skinner
was transferred Sept. 15, to Van
couver Barracks, Wash., where he
is to command a company at mat
post.
Scott New Member.
CutiL Walter T. Scott is a new
member of the mil-tarv depart
ment instructional staff. He has
arrived and his studies will begin
with the opening of the regular
fall trm. Captain Scott comes
from Fort Penning, Ga.
Another memnor or the CHciet
regiment Instructional staff, Cs.pt.
Earl C. Flegel, will be unable to
return to his work at the present
due to a larynx tumor operation.
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W hare lately rdured car rental
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STUDENTS
' You Are Invited to
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A Church with a
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SERMON SUBJECT
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