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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1910)
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN v L You Dressy Young Fellows who are particular about style, about fit and about the shape keeping quality of your clothes, should be par ticular about quality too; be sure to get all wool fabrics in your clothes. In our Hazt Schaffnet & ZMarx Young Men's clothes von vet better stvle than the veraee tailor can possi bly design, better workmanship and every fabric is strictly all wool. They are the best young mens clothes made and that is why we sell them and why you will want them when you see tnem. All the New Colors and Styles Priced from $10 to $40 Armstrong Clothing Co. GOOD CLOTHES MERCHANTS jS'' to tMC3 vm.' in tt W V Ccpyntlil J COMPANY D WINS CUP FOR THE EIGHTH TIME SERGEANTS L. A. WELCH AND C. K. PAYNE WIN THE INDIVIDUAL. COMPANY B WINS SECOND PLACE Annual Competitive Drill Held Yesterday Individual ' Com- pet" the Closest Held at the University for Years. With a thousand spectator seated in the grandstand -on the new athletic Held the six com panies of the First battalion went I through competitive drill yester day, which resulted in victory for company D. The individual competitive drill followed imme diately after the competitive com-' puny drill and Sergeant h. A. Welch of company. C won the lirst place in this drill, with Ser jeant C. K. Payne of company 1 a close second. Assembly sounded at 1 :1."), and at 2 o'clock tho-iirstuonipany ap peared on the Held. The six com panies' were, put through the various drill movement, which 'comprised firings, manual of arms, marchings, extended order, squad and skirmish drill. On the ability to execute the" required drill in correct manner and the ability to complete all the re quired movements hi the quickest time was the competitive drill based on. The Individual Drill. The individual competitive, drill was one of the closest that has ever been held at the univer sity. Four men from each com pany competed, and these twenty-four men were drilled in the manual of .inns, the firings, .dress ing and facing. When but a fev men remained, then the drill was judged on form and correctness of position. "The result of the drill was in favor of Sergeant Welch, who won the first prize loving cup and Sergeant -Payne, who won the second prive cup. The judges of the competitive drill were Lieutenants Xulsen mill llosehcu of Fort Crook. These men ;,lso judged the individifhl drill, while Captain Yates gave the commands. Kollowing the drills, dress parade and review was held. The order announcing the result of the "compel" was read and' company 1) was marched to the icviewing stand, while the rest of, the halation passed in review. Company I) won the competi tive drill last year and the vic to'ry for the company yesterday makes the eighth lime out of the past eighteen competitive drills that this company has been vic torious. Vail cry White of Om aha is captain of the company. and Lieutenants Wohlengrcn and. Keifer are the secondary officers. (,'Miupinv It, wjifch won second. ts" led by Captain S. A. Mahood. The lesull of the drill was as follows: First, company I). 701; second, company 1, (i'JM ; third, company C,'."!I7; fourth, company I, ."S!; liftli. company A, .1st : sixth, com pany K. oiJS. Following the dismissal of the companies, company I) paraded through' the various" buildings of the campus and through the busi ness portion' of the city. "With colors flying and ch-cering the company celebrated their vic tory "until late iii the evening. Shortly after the close of the company parade Captain White announced the annual "Company ty parade, which commenced at .s o'clock. STUDENTS HOLD ANNUAL "COMPANY I" PARADE A. -NEBRASKA SPIRIT AROUSED TO GREAT OVERFLOWING. CELEBRATION ON THE ATHLETIC EIELD Big Parade of Year Lacking in Rowdyism- and Roughness Students Like New Plan of Parade Big Bonfire Ends the Celebration. . Cheer upon cheer! Hoar upon roar! With (mO men in single file, all in lock-step, the annual "Company Q" parade was held last night. To show honor to the winning company of the competi tive drill held yesterday after noon. Captain Yallery White of company I) led the howling pifijade through the streets of Lincoln last ni'dit. Through the elVorts of prom inent upper classmen and the cap tains of the various companies, the annual "('ompany.Q" parade was allowed by tjie chancellor. The parade last night was one grand- and glorious success. No rowd i m u or roughness marred the jaunt of the parade through the streets. Drink Punch. Accepting the invitation of the proprietor the .university parad ei's in full costume passed through the Higgs pharmacy and each man was treated'to a-glass of punch. The parade last even ing was the largest one ever held at the university. About G50 students gathered at the armory at dusk and soon began to form in line preparatory to celebrating the victory of com pany 1) and also show their en thusiasm for the university. Cos tumes of various nature were seen on all sides, but the appro priate night shirt was chiefly in e idence. Campus Program. After parading the streets un til about 1()::(), the students marched to the athletic field, where . a ' monster bonfire was started and one big celebration followed. The grandstand and bleachers were packed with fair co-eds and the entire student body were present. Colored lights wore distributed artd these added to the magnificence of the scepe. The Nebraska spjrit wnsJ aroused to overflowing. Cheer upon cheer: roar upon roar; yell upon yell filled the air until over come with fatigue the students finally quieted down. 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