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Visits Nebraskans
At Fort Snelling
Miss Florence McGahey, returned
last Friday from a ten-day's visit with
her brother, who is at the officers tain
ing camp at Fort Snelling. While at
the fort Miss McGahey had the oppor
tunity of seeing many of the Nebraska
men who are at the camp.
A number of the Nebraska men she
saw at the camp, have already received
their commissions and are drilling re
cruits of the regulary army. Merrill
Reed, Bernard Huiless and Edward
Terlev are lieutenants in the regular
'army Several men in their companies
do not read or write English. In one
company there are men speaking six
languages. This makes the work
of the officers very difficult. The man
ual of tactics and drill is translated
into the several different languages of
the men in the company and interpre
ters are sometimes required.
Other men whom Miss McGahey saw
were her brother, C. K. Mose, Herman
Kramer, Harold Corey, Clalbone Perry,
Harold Campbell. Cyril Hrbek. Adrian
Bryan, Harry Theisen, Hugh Birming
ham. Richard Russel, Nye Morehouse
and Professor C. W. Taylor.
NEWS FROM CAMP
Harry P. Letton, C. E. '09, sanitary
engineer for the state board of health,
held a commission in the Engin
eers' reserve corps, is now in train
ing camp at Fort Leavenworth, ins
ulace on the board will be filled for
the present by Prof. W. B. Grant.
Snelling Record Shows
The following list of Nebraska men
with addresses, sent to The Nebras
kan by Lieut. Frank S. Perkins, '15, of
Fremont, includes all Fort Snelling
rnmmissions for men from the Uni
versity except about thirty-five, whose
present address he could not find.
The list included four captains who
have been detailed as instructors at
the second camp, and first and second
nontenants who have now been trans
ferred to all parts of the United States
and a number who are probably at
present, "somewhere in France.
Fnilnwine is the official list of com
missions and addresses as far as it is
possible to give them:
Cant. Anan Raymond, 349th Inf., Di
vision 88, Camp Dodge.
Capt. Neil M. Cronin, 350tn int. Di
vision 88. Camp Dodge.
Capt. Melvin Garret. 352nd Inf. Di
vision 88, Camp Dodge. T
First Lieut. Randall F. Curtis, 350th
Inf. Division 88. Camp Dodge.
First Lieut. Frank WT. Carpenter,
351st Inf. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
First Lieut. A. E. Emley, 351st Inf.,
Division 88, Camp Dodge.
First Lieut. Lloyd S. Smith, 349th
Inf. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
First Lieut. Minor F. Wasson, 350th
Inf. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Henry C. Cameron,
351st Inf. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Carey E. Campbell,
350th'Inf. Division 88, -Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Ben Huntington,
350th Inf. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Frank Hixenbaugh,
351st Inf. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Frank S. Perkins,
350th Inf. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Alfred L. Adams,
349th Inf. Division 88,-Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Edward J. Kovar, Jr.,
351st Inf. Division 88. Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Edwin O. Hugg. 350th
Inf. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Fred H. Johnson,
352nd Inf. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Warren H. Plasters,
350th Inf. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Ben H. Johnson, 351st
Inf. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. J. S. Kelley, 350th Inf.
Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Seer nd Lieut. Floyd A. Smith, 351st
Inf. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Capt. Ralph Hana. 352nd Inf. Di
vision 88. Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Earl F. Ketcham,
349th, Aviation Corps.
Second Lieut. Robert Cant. 351st Inf.,
Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Paul G. Flothow, 351st
Inf., Division 88. Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. W. A. Reinhardt, Di
vision Headquarter Troop.
First Lieut, ( has. H. Foster, 175th
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FOUR-MINUTE MEN
IN LINCOLN THEATRES
(Continued fromjeej)
.7five chairmen wen appoint
ed last week by Professor I- ogg. They
are as follows:
Heaver Crossing. C W- Doty.
Berlin, S. II. Buck.
Blair, Don C. Van Deusen.
Burr G. J. Kahl.
Clay Center. Ambrose C. Epperson,
Law '92.
Coleridge, J. W. Linkhart.
Crete, W. K. Smith.
Culbertson, A. C. Eisenhart.
Dunbar, Wilber W. Annese.
Unearth Old Scandal
Scandal has again broken forth in
the department of rhetoric!
Perhaps if Nebraska had not gone
dry it would never have happened
Years ago when the English club
was making traditions for its future
members to uphold, a mysterious jug
appeared. The jug's origin has been
disputed, but those who should have
known, said it was bought by a mil
lion freshman themes.
A certain professor of rhetoric, a
member of the club, was elected cus
todian of the jug. Because he could
find room for it nowhere else, he said,
he placed it on a high shelf m his
office in the department. There an in
quisitive reporter found it two years
ago, found it cowwebby and dusty, but
not empty!
1 50 Nebraskans Commissioned for Service
Brigade Headquarters.
The following men were assigned to
a group of reserve officers sent to
France early in September. These
men will receive intensive training
with the Pershing troops and will then
either be assigned to regiments al
ready in the field or will be retained
as instructors for the American troops
as they arrive:
First Lieut. Harrison L. Gayer and
Second Lieutenants Harold A. Prince,
Herbert Reese, Robert A. Flansburg,
Edward C. Westervelt, Oakley R. Cox,
Benjamin H. Bracken, Harry Grainger
and Harold McGlasson.
The following men have been as
signed to the quartermasters corps at
Camp Dodge. While no orders have
been received as yet it is expected
that these men will go to Jacksonville,
Florida, and enter a school for quar
termasters: Second Lieutenants Darell Lane,
Deyo E. Crane, Addison L. Harvey,
Lewis E. Cottle, Will F. Noble, Rich
ard L. Baliman, Crawford Mortenson
and Merle W. Huntington.
First Lieut. Arthur W. Ackerman,
338th F. A. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
First Lieut. Hird Stryker, 338th
F. A. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Harrie Perkins,
;3Sth
F. A. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Jay B. Worley, 33Str
F. A. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Charles ( C. Vasey
338th F. A. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. John B. Stoddart,
338th F. A. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Marion A. Shaw. 339th
F. A. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Harold Landeryou,
337th F. A. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Milo Hartzlet, 337th
F. A. Division 88. Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Harvey Nelson, 339th
F. A. Division 88. Camp-Dodge.
First Lieut. Brian O'Brien. 339th
F. A. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. William E. Harns
berger, 339th F. A. Division 88. Camp
Dodge.
. Second Lieut. Ray Doyle, 338th F.
A. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. William M. Folsom,
33Sth F. A. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. C. S. Munson, Brigade
Headuarters Division 88, Camp Dodge.
Second Lieut. Henry W. Campbell,
339 F. A. Division 88, Camp Dodge.
The following men were detailed as
instructors at the second training
camp at Fort Snelling:
Captains Karl C. Brown, A. L. Burn
ham. Silas M. Bryan, Harold H. Crey.
The following men have been as
signed to regiments in the thirty-third
division national guard troous at
j Houston. Texas, Camp Grant
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MEDICAL HOSPITAL AT LEFT
Edgar. A. n. Scott.
Emerson. C. N. School).
Franklin. Irvin K Whltinore.
Fullerton. W. B. Ireland.
Hebron. Harvey W. Hess, 14, La
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Kearney. Francis W. Brown.
Lincoln. H. II. Wlln, "78.
Madison,-C. S. Sutton.
eligh John M. McAllister.
Oshkosh, Benjamin Robinson.
Schuyler, F. W. Shonka.
Table Rock. F. A. Stern.
UnadiUa. W. V. Hair.
Wahoo.W.W.Wendslrand,La. 13.
Wilber, E. H. Shary.
Wlsner, A. M. Emhey.
In Rhetoric Department
Soon the English club held a great
feast, the reports of which were hard
to get as no two witnesses agreed. A
reporter found a few sugary dough
nuts and an over-turned jug when the
rovolprv was
through.
Now the jug has disappeared from
its place on the shelf. It may be
a o nhsniira Dawnshop down-
town where it was taken by its fickle
nnv rnstndians. What
ami uitiicumij
.. aA tho act can be only conjee
hired. Those who did it, admit their
guilt but remain silent when ques
tlnnaH fnrthpr.
Porhans thev feared the eagle eye
f tha hw nerhans the jug, empty,
was useless, perhaps it was all be
cause tri-chocolates have advanced in
price.
Spcnnd Lieutenants Cecil J. Gridley,
Ray M. Higgins. Ross L. Williams,
Charles M. Frey, William Utterback,
Frank D. Haney, Robert B. Waring.
First Lieut. Theodore W. Metcalfe
received his commission in the Sixth
Nebraska regiment before the end of
the training camp and left for Dem
ing. N. M. He is now detailed to a
school of musketry at Fort Sill, Okla.
The following men were assigned to
the fortv-second division of the na-
itonal guard troops (Rainbow division)
at Mineola, Long Island. N. Y. First
Lieut. George W. Irwin, and Second
Lieutenants H. F. M. Hall, WT. L. Mc
Mullen, Marcus L. Poteet, Robert W.
Proudfit, Ned Allison, Edward J. Shoe
maker. The following men were assigned
from Fort Snelling training camp to
the various avia'tion schools:
John Lyons, Bernard G. Westover,
Hugh V. Williams, Edward M. Weaver,
Milton R. Selzer, Raymond J. Saun
ders. Waldo E. Shillington, Harold C.
Kelley, O. A. Ralston, Lawrence J.
Kline, Henry K. Huber, Harold Holtz,
Harry L. Hubbell, Edward M. Gal
lagher, Ulysses S. Gray, C. W. France,
George I. Craven, Elmer B. Campbell,
Clyde Barton, Winfield Breese.
The following were assigned as pro
visional second lieutenants in the reg
ular army:
To the infantry: John A. Andrews,
Berard F. Hurless, Emil P. Boyer,
36th; Hugh II. Drake. Will W. Ko
sitzky, 40th; Ellsworth Moser, 36th;
Merrill V. Reed, 40th; Eugene P. Wat
kins, 36th; Adrian R. Brian, 40th; Ed
Perlev. 40th. These officers are as
signed to either the thirty-sixth, for
tieth or forty-first regiments, infantry.
To the cavalry: Walter Goodman,
Fort D. A. Russell, Cheyenne, Wyo.
To the artillery: Waldo Hahn, 8th,
Sparta, Wis.; William R. Phllp, 8th,
Sparta, Wis.
To the infantry: Henry Pascale,
Houston, Texas, 33rd Division, Illinois
troops.
Captain Robert Harley, Fort Sill.
Lieut. Ladislaus Kubik, Fort Sill.
Major M. Porter
Captain C. H. Pener, Fort Leaven
worth. First Lieut. Leroy U. William, Ard
more. First Lieu. Wm. F. Joachim. Ard
more. Second Lieut. J. P. Greenslip, Fort
Leavenworth.
Second Lieut. Ralph Wagner, 313th
Engineer Headquarter.
First Lieut. P. M. Bush, Adjutant
General Department. Deming, N. M.
Second Lieut. Axel Swenson, Depot
Brigade.
RECENTLY DEDICATED AT OMAHA
UNIVERSITY NniW
Freshman Clasi
Freshmen will meet Tuead. '
Ing at 11 o'clock in Law ii
Pershino Rift..
All Pershing Rifle men . I
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day morning at 11 o'clock, w'-
Via onnnimppd in Mnnitn.i. . . "1.
u,,uo b flew
V. C. Graham, captain.
Rooms for Women
Any young women whn w..
room free of charge, will Piea
at tne uean 01 women s
Sophomore Class Meeting
The sophomore class win ',.
meeting at 11 o'clock Tuesday J
tober 23, In Law 101. Class W
will be conducted and officers
semester win do elected.
Liberty Bond Receipt.
Those who paid the first in
on liberty bonds at convocation fc
day and who did not get a J
for the payment can get it Frldaji
me oiuucm nvumicj uuiuo.
McKethen's Ranch Worker
Will the student who wort
C. A. McKethen's cattle ranrt J
Ing f the summer, please reponl
Via trlatrnn nfflpA Immoifloi.l. !
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sign his September 1st blank.
Faculty Red Cross
Women of the teaching or J
tive force of the University whoii
to take the Red Cross short cop'
In home nursing, or the tnte
course In surgical dressings,
leave their names with Miss r
fred Hyde, L 111, or telephone L
as soon as possiDie.
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To Animal Consignment
Tr-nta T" TI Prnnn W B W-
and H. N. Coleman of the fc
department are In Omaha attoi!
theannual animal consignment t
A BRACE OF HUMOROUS
- SKETCHES
Oroheum. Thursday
tVia nrneram includes two hci
ous sketches or farces (1) "Bocfc
the Boat," Lawrence Grattan'i liii,
in which he and a capable comjr.
make much merriment by measf
an overheard plot to drown sr.
body not the hUBband, as at t
appears, but the bride's tom-cat;
(2) "The Crime Hunters," an Eftt
an travesty in which Joe Wlllardi
Billy Watson have fun with the j
vate detective profession as len,
in correspondence schools. Def;
Nws. Adv. f
Boyd wants o see you about jk
printing.
LOST Reddish black fountain f
in a box in Library. Return to t
dent Activities office. 2.
Will the girl who was handed t
ton safety pen after convocation
Thursday, please leave it at Stnf
Activities office.
LOST Bunch of five keys. B
to Student Activities office.
LOST A Kappa Alpha Theta f
name on back. Return to St
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