CONTRACT SIGNED
FOR SPECIAL
CAMP
(Continued from uuro one.)
a (fording to the present contract will
continue for four months, or until
about tho time tlmt school Logins thin
full. Hut It in very probable that It
will be continued wne time after that.
The university la to receive $120
per day for each man, all expenses for
tialnliiK nml lubsl - tlni; the soldier to
be borne by the University. This li
fltigrtd ha that lu the entlmate of tho
commit lee It will be only nelfsupport
In;. The maximum ullowance of the
government Is S2.U0 per man per day.
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Underwear for Men
is found In the LEWIS Union
Suit for Fall an J Winter ; cotton,
cashir.ere, cotton and worsted,
silk and worsted a:d Sea Island
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Priced, SI 50 to $6.00
and Higher
We display and sell these 1
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want yon to examine the differ
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the generously pood construc
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The Corset
Is the Foundation
Your college outfit starts
with a
Your figure will be graceful,
and you will have distinct
style, irrespective of simplicity
in dress, and your health as
sured. Moreover, a Redfern
Mode! is so ideally com'
fcrtable, fitting so natinv
ally that its wearer may
do any athlejic stunt as
easily as she dances,
rides or walks, in her
corset.
Be sure to have your Redfern
Corset properly fitted before
you choose your suits and
frocks then their correct
appearance is assured.
$3.50 up
GhiM HAND OF WAR
FELT ON CAMPUS
(Continued from patret one.)
mirage directs to hi squad a per
fect execution of "on right Into line."
a gasp, a few expressions under
breath this having taken place on
the campus and . forth-with two
mirages are seen to withdraw silent
ly each disappearing its own natural
way almost as dramatic, all of it,
as if in the "Arabian Nights."
Companies Working Hard
Drill compet this year carries
with it n more marked degree of
war spirit than ever before which
is the natural consequence of the
present circumstances. Officers are
having the heartiest co-operation of
the men In every department of tho
training and the entire division is
earnestly preparing for the day
when the companies shall compete
for honors before the Judges, Capt.
J. L. Allison of the 40th infantry.
United States army, Ft. Riley, Kan.;
Sergeant Allen, Assistant Com
mandant, and Colonel Jeffrey. There
are eleven companies to take a part
In the contest, which is a larger
force than has been mustered in the
military department for some years
previous.
Many of the companies are taking
their evening meals together as a
means of stimulating enthusiasm and
producing the proper team work.
There are also a number training
two days extra each weok in an
endeavor to master the drill man
uals. Shirt-Tail Parade, Feature
The climax of the day's events
will be found as in former years In
the shirt-tail parade and the bon
fire. The parade in the evening
seems to attract the most attention
and it has been suggested that if
the Germans were to see the body
of University men that always par
ticipate in the procession coming
down one of the shell-mown lanes to
ward their quarters they would con
fess that the American's had dis
covered the secret of their mass
formations.
Every sign points toward a show
ing in every department of compet
day that will reveal adequately the
Cornhusker spirit during the pres
ent crisis and it is predicted that
the athletic field will be surrounded
by a throng of interested observers
when the day arrives for the cadets
to exhibit their military efficiency.
CO-EDS TOICOMPETE
IN SWIMMING MEET
(Continued from pag one)
Will Give Fancy Dives
Interesting events of the meet will
include fancy dives, Australian crawls,
races one the entire length of the
pool, and the other a relay race. Side,
breast, forward, and back strokes will
also bring out the girls' control, good
balance, and sw iftness of movement.
Every girl, including the substitute,
who expects to take part in the swim
ming meet, is requested by their
sports leader, Eleanor Frampton, to be
present at the swimming practice
Thursday from 7:30 to 9:00 o'clock.
The Teams
Following is a list of members of
the class teams:
Senior
Eleanor Frampton, captain.
Lillian Wirt.
Parnelle Harvey.
Edna Hathaway.
Substitutes
Beatrice Dierks.
Lulu Mann.
Junior
Helen Curtice.
Helen Hewett:
Gertrude De Sautelle.
Josephine Strode.
Substitutes
Helen Holtz.
Elizabeth Rose.
Sophomores
Harriett Holley, captain.
Patricia Maloney.
Irene Springer.
Ruth Hutton.
McKinney.
Ruth Brlgham.
Freshmen
Harriett Munneke.
Lillian Story.
Mary Shepherd.
Marjorle Temple.
; Substitutes
j Lois Booth.
Alice High.
AC H1EYBMEN.T
Twenty five years ago the General It ho set free tnc'Spirit Inarch.
Eledric Company was founded. jt gjvcn tanglc form to.invcn'
Since then, electricity has sent its thrill lion, in apparatus of infinite precision
through the whole structure of life. anJ gigantic power.
Eager to turn wheels, to lift and carry. And it has gone fortkeoopcrating with
to banish dark, to gather heat, to hurl every industry, to command this unseen,
voices and thoughts across space, to force and fetch it far to serve all people,
give the world new tools for its work By th, achievcmcnts which this com-
electricity has bent to man's wil pany ha$ recordcd may best.
Throughout this" period the General be judged the greater ends its future
Elcsftnc Company has held the great shall attain, the deeper mystencs it
responsibilities and high ideals of yet shall solve in electrifying more
leadership. and more of the world's work.
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