THE DAILY NEBRABEAH
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TO GIVE FW DRILL HEBE
SHAM BATTLE AND QRAND RE
VIEW LIKELY TO BE PRE
SENTED ON CAMPU8.
UuttB manual, tho fancy drill of the
Infantry, will probably bo given by
ono of tlio companloH, to tho accom
paniment of tho band. And If thoro
1b time, aftor thlB program Is carried
out, thoro will bo a sham battlo be
tween sovoral companies. It has
never boon. poBBlblo for tho rest of tho
school to boo ono of theao famous
"battloB," for thoy havo always boon
given at camp. If tlmo allows, how
ovor, It will be given on tho campua
this year, as well aB at camp.
As a fitting climax to tho after
noon's program, there will bo a grand
reviow of tho entire regiment, with
all tho pomp and ceremony for which
tho army 1b noted Tho columnB of
marching companloB will paBB by tho
winning company, giving "oyoB right"
to their bettor follows, and tho day
will bo ended In the way which 1b
llttlng for so largo a department of
tho achool aB tho military dopart
mont. For this ovont tho entire grand
stand will bo roBorved, but tlckotB
will be given free. Tho plan 1b to
mako tho ovont ono of audi gonoral
Intorest that tho Bchool will bo there
en maBBo. and Uiobo who wish may
bo Buro of aeatB Tho Innocents will
old In furthering the planB of compot
and arouBlng interest, and bo, backed
by tho military department, tho In
nocents and tho school at largo, tho
drill thiB year Bhould bo ono of tho
big ovontB of the season.
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DEBUTE
THIRD YEAR TEAM DEFEATS THE
S0PHOMORE8 IN LAST INTER-CLASS
CONTEST.
Tho junior debating team Buccooded
lu upholding tho honor of tho class
of 1U13 when, In tho debato yoBtorday
at tho ton o'clock convocation, which
preceded tho Phi Beta Kappa an
nouncoinonts, it defeated' tho Bopho
moro team by a two to ono decision.
Tho sophomore debaters had tho
dlillcult task of upholding tho amnna
tlvo of tho uuoBtlon, "Resolved, That
tho movement for tho recall of Judges
Bhould receive tho support of public
opinion " Tho speakers were aB fol
lows: Sophomores, Clark Dickenson,
Raymond Smith and Iiarvoy Hobs;
JunlorB, (Muyton S Rudcllffe, Harry
BurtlB and Joromo Forbes. Joseph
Noon was tho alternate for tho sopho
mores and Allen Bechter for the
Juniors.
Tho debate was almost perfectly
balanced until tho rebuttal speeches
wero begun The Juniors won their
caBo hero.
BLACK MASQUEELEGTIONS
THIRTEEN JUNIOR GIRLS ARE
GIVEN MEMBERSHIP IN THE
8ENIOR ORGANIZATION.
Tho following Junior girls wore
elected to membership in tho Black
Masque Boclety: Margorio Blackman,
Holon DluBmoro, Loulso Curtis, Lucy
Harte, Irma Sullivan, Floronco Norn
ballais, Evougolino Long, Ethol Sloan,
Esther Ebmeyer, Wllla Splor, Flor
onco Schwake, Igorma Montgomery,
Mary Robblns.
Chinese Team Coming.
A Chinese baseball team from the
College of Hawaii will tour tho coun
try next summer.
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