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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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CI.I r l'UKI HICKS Cirriilution Msr.
for graduation have Just arrived. All
who ordered them mny obtain them
i t I ho College Hook Store at onee. A
few extras were ordered for any who
mlplit want more or who neglected
ordering at the time set. IX) not put
this off. Get them this week.
R. 0. T. C. Camp
All men .going to the H. O. T. C
e;unp this summer will please meet
with Major Ercikson in lloom 309,
Nebraska Hall at 5:00 p. m., Wednes
day, May 24th, 1922, to effect an or
gantzatlon. Election of officers and
appointment of committees will be a
part of the business.
Silver Serpent
Meeting of Silver Serpent for elec
tion of officers on Thursday at 7 p.m.
Advertising
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IIHiltKKT 11KOWNMI.. .IK.
Special Editor for This Issue
J. G. NOH
LAST STUDENT COUNCIL
MEETING TO BE TONIGHT
A joint meeting of both the new and
old Student Councils will be held to
night at Faculty H;.ll, 7:30 p. m.
Coach Fred Dawson will speak. Coach
Pawson is actively Interested in the
organizaticn and as Dean of Men for
next year, he has a number of plans
to present for making the Student
Council a stronger organization. Asa
Ilepperly, who was the delegate to
the national convention at Louisville,
j Ky., will make his report c f the meei
j i tip's held there. Glenn Munger. presi
: dent of this year's Council, will pre
side.
COMPETITIVE DRILL
Nebraska students will he given
the opportunity onee more this after
noon to witness the carrying out of
the most cherished and oldest tradi
tions of the University when he
cadets of the H. O. T. C. regiment
vie with each other for honors in the
annual competitive drill on Nebraska
lield.
Competitive driil was tirst started
here soon after the-University was
lounded and long before the local unit
was under direct supervision of the
v. ar department. It has grown from
a small exhibition of several squads
to the well-drilled and efficient per
iormance of an entire regiment of
khaki-clad men. The gro,vth of the
cadet regiment has kept pace with
the rapid development of other phases
cf University life and the exhibition
this afternoon promises to be the best
of the long series of similar reviews
here at Nebraska.
One of the interesting parts of
"compet" is the annual shirt-tail
parade which is held on the evening
of the big event and is lead by the
company winning in the inter-company
competition. The parade this
evening is to start and end up at the
A.mcry and will be followed by a big
iMinfire on the drill field.. The plans
arc complete and speial efforts are
iting math- to prevent the repetition
of any untoward incidents rn the
7 tirade. uch as marred the parade
iasi ear. i
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LITERARY SOCIETY WILL
INSTALL OFFICERS TODAY
The newly elected officers of the
Union Literary Society will be in
stalled t.-day at the reguh.r business
meeting to be held today ;;t 1:00 p. in.
in the Union Hall. The officers elect
ed are: President, Carrol Prutty:
Vice President, Helen Jan ike: Secre
tary, Lucy Wier; Treasurer. Hayward
Getty: Historian, Lucy Galloway: Ed
itor, Maurice Wing; Sergeant at ..rms,
August Leisy.
SOPHOMORE GIRLS WIN
BASEBALL TOURNAMENT
The iiistnu tional staff and the stu
;ei : cadet ofMcers hr- to be con
gratula'ed on the splendid efforts
they i.pve put furih to make the drill
u.i'.rty a suet ess.
University Notices
Press Club
Press Club meeting Tu--sd.iv even
ing. May i-O, 7 o'clock. D.iily Xebras
ksn office. Election of officers for
Hex' year.
The Sophomores won the girls'
baseball tournament last Friday noon,
by defeating their old rivals, the Sen
iors. 40-37. The Sophs lead at the end
of the first inning and the Seniors
could tu t overcome this lead. Meach
Miller. Sophomore pitched a good
game.
Mrs. F. W. Putney umpired t;.e
game.
The lineup:
Sophomores Meat h Miller..p: Iiis
Shepherd, c; Marie Suavely, lb: Ara,i
Hints, b: Berenice Halhtm. c. 3b:
Frances Gt.ble, ss: Pe..rl Saffcrd. if:
Ixiis Pederson, cf; Lamia Xt-wlin. 1:.
Seniors Eleanor Snell. p: 15. b
j Henderson, c: Nannie Roberts, lb:
! P.. tty Pall, -b: Eunice Hilton. 3b: An
nabel Uanslem. ss; J- Heyman. rf:
Kath. Wolfe, cl ; Uuth Mahoed. If.
Substitutions:
Soplii. mores Esther Swanson tor
Pearl S..fford: Irene IJerquist for P.ei
nice I'.allance.
S niors Alice Stevens for
Maheod.
will take leave of their men ut this
time and the companies will break
ranks for the summer.
The program for this year's "Com
pel" has been carefully worked out
by the officers in charge and the time
scheduled has been so arrr.nged that
allowing for all possible delays it will
be over for the afternoon at 5 p. m
This will be made possible by over
lapping the events and carrying on
company drill, inspection and indi
vidual drill for the companies simul
taneously. Finale of tbe Year
But the grr.nd and hilarious finale
of the military year will start nt 7
p. in. this evening, when the men will
assemble in front of Nebraska Hall
to form for the annual Company "Q,"
or shirt-tail parade through streets
of the business section of Lincoln.
Every man is expected to attend in
appropriate costume nnd prizes in the
form of treats are offered by the
cadet officers for the most striking
get-ups." The parade is handled by
the Cadet Officers Club and is tradi
tionally headed by the winner of the
individual compel and by the winning
company, it furnishes a happy let
down from the afternoon of rigid dis
cipline that the men have gone
through. The parade follows a pre
viously determined line of march and
the men are received by the business
places through which they pass in
a tonlial manner.
Brinks and smokes are usually pro
vided by the diug stores and candy
shops visited. The men are bound to
respect the property of the id. ices
which they visit and all harmless hi
laiity will be unchecked. The parade
will end in front of Nebraska Hall
where it began, un'.ess otherwise
specified and the traditional bonfire
will he lighted on the parade ground,
around which a "pep" session will he
held. Toe tired and happy bunch will
s: y their final good byes here at the
close of another school year for the
department. The memories which one
carries away in m these gatherings
are invaluable in alter years and sor
ry is the man who leaves the univer
sity without having attended at least
one "shirt-tail parade." He ha; lost
his part in one of Nebraska's most
cherished traditions.
teresting. Some mathematical and
mechanical principles nro taught.
"Changing the elevation 100 yards at
nnv range will give a change on the
target, in inches, equal to the square
of the range (expressed in hundreds
of yards.)" Numbers of cadets nre
proudly wearing qualification badges
for their good shooting ut camp, and
it is expected that many more will
qualify on the range at Ft- Snelling,
Minn., at the summer camp this yet.r.
Gallery Range Competitions
Some of the very interesting gallery
range competitions follow:
The inter-company gallery match
held Bee. 12 20, 1021, was one by Co.
I at that time.
The inter-fraternity gallery match
held Jan. 23-2S, 1922, was won by
Belta Chi.
Co. I nnd Btdta Chi had a match j
on March 15, 1922, which was wen
by Co. I.
The Nebraska It. O. T. C. had four
teams 1n the 7th Corps Area gallery
Nebraska Rifle Team
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tary department. All cadets are re
quired to learn the principles of shoot
ing ami to fire the prescribed course.
This feature of the military instruc
tion is very helpful, practical rnd en-
matches, which was more teams than
any other university or college within
this corps area. The first team was
captained by Cnpt. J. G. Noli, team
score 5090; 'the second by Lt. N. Ken
nv. score 4804: the third by Capt. E.
Zschau, score 4707; and the fourth
(junior unit) by cadet It. P. Chard,
score 494S.
A Junior Unit gallery macth be
tween the University of Nebraska and
A. M. College of South Bakota, was
tired February 27 2S, 1922, and won
by Nebraska, score; 3306 to 3270. I
The Senior Unit of Nebraska fired
several m. tches with other universi
ties, among them was the one against
Senior Unit of University of North
Bakota. fired Feb. S-9, 1922, and won
by Nebraska with a score of 1792 to
1791.
The final inter - company gallery
match was fired during the week of
April 3 S, 1922, and resulted as fol
lows :
Co. A (Junior Unit) score 15S7.
Co. I". (Junior Unit I score 1555.
Co. I. (Senior Unit score 153S.
Co. L (Senior Unit) score 1441.
Co. 15 (Senior Unit) score 1420.
Co. E (Senior Unit) socer 13S6.
Co. I) (Senior Unit) score 1200.
Co. M (Senior Unit) score 1225.
The scores of other company ter.nis i
were incomplete. In this match Co.
A, Junior Unit, won and received the
Commandant's beautiful loving cup V
be held by it until the next annual
competition. This trophy was put up
this year by Colonel Americus Mitch
ell and is to finally go to the company
which wins it the first three times in
annual competition.
Lutheran Club
?. tur'iay. May 27. UC2. Lutheran
Club pi-nic M'-et at T rrninal Bldg
at ." :.':o p. m. Evrbody out.
Drafting Contest
Fence's, put our 'raining to
piaci.i.1 Easn tl.- $40 Ricl.ter
Precii,,n Ira-A;j:g Set and Case, of-iert-d
by ly.i.g as the prize for
a sji.je drav.it, g. The set is on dis
play in Js window. For details of
the coMc.-t, see Profs. Carlton and
Moritz. It partment of Applied Me-!
thanics. Get started immediaiely, fori
the conttst closes May 2C, 1&22. j LOST-
i armory
W. A. A. Hikers LOST-
The Calendar
Tuesday, May 23
Union business meeting. 1 p. in
V. A. A. Board meeting. 12 o'
Armory.
Wednesday, May 24
Closed night.
Thursday, May 25
Closed night.
Silver Serpent mtetini'. 7 .
'en Smith Hall.
Friday, May 26
Closed night.
Saturday, May 27
Senior Law Hup. K. cl C. Ha!!
Sigma Xi iiiitia'ii.n, Elkn Su.i
Hall.
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Want Ads
All girls Liking for V. A. A. poin'a
must have comph.t-'-d tnd handed in
&11 but l' miles of their hikes by Fri
!jv. May 20. The remaining hiks
ni'is be Landed in by June 2, to Eun
ice Hilton. W. A. A. hiking sport
J'adc-i, cr Miss Clark.
Iron Sphinx
Meeting of Iron Sphinx Las been in
definitely postponed.
Ag Club
A? (Tub mwiing Tuesday evening,
at S:30 in Social Science 107. Presen
tation of judging team medals.
A silver vanity case at ih?
Return to S. A. office. 4t
A brown leather bill case.
May 20. Return to Stud. Act. of
fice. ' tu3.
STUUENTS desiring really profitable
and pleasant employment during
vacatirn. should try selling the
Equity Water Cooler, easiest and
fastest selling article on the mar
ket today. Address People's Equity,
SI 4 Union Ave., Kansas City, Mo.
tu.3.
Advanced Course Men
All men taking the advanced course
neit year, both juniors and seniors,
bave measurements taken fo.- new
uniforms Wednesday. May 24th. Room
202. Xebrask HalL
Graduation Invitations
ANNUAL COMPETITIVE DRILL OF
CADET CORPS THIS AFTERNOON
(Ccntinud from Page One)
individual competition will be award
ed the three cups donated by Colonel ;
Mitchell for this purpose. Each cup 1
wjl be suitably engraved. 1
Following this, the final parade of i
the year will be held on the drill field
north of Social Science Building. At
this parade, the sponsors will be pre
sented to their respective orgonita
Uoons by the officers and will address
Hot weather is here; it's time to shed
the uncomfortable hat or cap and
get under a lightweight, good look
ing straw.
Come here; we have the sort of
straws college men wear the sort
that will suit your style preference
and appeal to your purse.
Stocks are complete; make your se
lection now.
$2.50 and more
Tbe invitations and announcements a few words to tLem. The officers
Clothiers to College Men
"Ah!
Just what IVe
been waiting for
SILK SHIRT SALE"
Fine crepes,
broad-cloths and Jerseys'
that have been selling
from $5 to $8.50
$3.95
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