MEN ENJOY CAMP
LIFE AT SNELLING
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learning the details of its mechanism,
and the cause of Its various jams.
Later they will have an opportunity
to fire.
At present a platoon composed of
Nebraska, Kansas ond Washington
universities and the Iowa and North
Dakota agricultural colleges have the
b,st camp record.
The movies at night at the Service
t,Ulj pound like a combination dog
tight and inter-collegiate football
P-fa1 - trillion in own -i-Q,
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game with about twenty colleges
cutting loose with their college yells.
N'ebraskans rather have the edge.
Tlie Nebraska students here lose no
opportunity to run in on their com
rades the many sweeping Nebraska
aililelic victories during this past year.
WILLIAMS PITCHES
NO HIT BALL GAME
Summer Nebraskan Beats Cagesters
5 to 1 Baseball Class Retains
Lead in Race
Students May Vote at the Primaries
If They Register Before July 8
Twlight Team
Program July 6, 7, 8
Riatto Symphony "Orchestra
Jean L. Schaefer, Conductor
Pathe News A Aesops Fables
World News and Screen
Cartoons
Path Review
Subjects and Points of Interest
Screen Snap Shots
Intimate Views of Your Fav
orite Players
Frances Carrothers 4. Allie
Brown
Presenting Irish Songs and
' Dances
Thomas Meighan and Lois
Wilson in
OUR LEADING CITIZEN
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
Mats. 20c Night 35c Chil. 10c
Standing:
(5. W.
Baseball class 2 2
Kot;tba!l track 2 1
Summer Nebraskan .... 2 1
Basketball class 2 0
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1 .500
1 .500
2 .000
Ladies and gentlemen yes, you can
all vote new. How many of you know
that the primaries are due July IS?
How many know you can vote, yes,
even here in Lincoln unless you make
the trip home to cast your ballot. Here
is the dope.
First, us a resident of the capitol
city, go to the city hall and register.
You are a resident of Lincoln if ycu
are making this your home while you
are in school.
This registration proclaims you as
one member of the party with which
you affiliate, republican, democrat, so
cialist, progressive, prohibitionist, or
anything else. The registration must
take place at least ten days before
July 18. That is after July 8 you can
not register.
Kvory American citizen of proper
age and mentality should vote. Other-
l-wlse, if congress or the legislature or
the governor or some other official
dissatisfies you its about up to you lo
forever hold yaur peace." You, not
they, have, failed to perform your duty
as an American citizen.
New with your name printed on the
ledgers of the city hall you are ready
to cast your ballot on July IS. There
you nominate the candidates for the
various offices. In November the
Various candidates nominated a'- the.
July primaries will clash in the final
analysis of public favor. Get into
the free-for-all in July and do so by
registering at once in order that you
may vote. If Lincoln is your present
residence and you are "on your own"
go down and talk it over 'with the
official in charge of the registration
at the city hall, the city clerk. Reg
ister now and be able to vote.
THE
Program Week of July 3
J. C. Norman Richards, Organist
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
WEEKLY
World News in Pictures
SAWING A LADY IN HALF
The Mystery of Mysteries
Exposed
YELLOW MEN AND GOLD
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
Mats. 15c Night 25c Chil. 10c
HOME ECONOMICS
TEACHERS WANTED
TeacHers and Stenographers
Reference Bureau
1307 N St., Lincoln
SOMETHING
NEW
JELLY ROLL
EXQUISITE
After Show, Dances or Drive
REMEMBER
THE ALASKA INN
33rd & A
"EVERYTHING COLD"
Following a double program of base
ball last Thursday the baseball class
vtill letains the lead in the Twilight
league nice. The baseball men won
their second victory in the league race
from the football track team by the
score of ! to S. The game was
marked by heavy hitting. The laurels
of the baseball class were near to
toppling in the fifth inning when the
iVi.thall track men staged a rally
wh'ch netted four runs and came
within a point of tieins the score.
Failure of Wiese. batting tor Brown,
to collide with the sphere brought the
game to an end with two football
track men on bases. '
In the other game of the Thursday
pri giam. a fine exhibition of ball was
had. Lofty Williams, pitching for the
Summer Nebraskan, allowed nary a hit
and the basketball men secured their
only run through an error. In the
course of the five inning battle "Lefty
struck out seven men. He was given
good support throughout the contest,
the newspaper team showing a much
improved form over the first game of
the week before.' "Bin" Shainholtz
j of the Nebraskan did good work be
hind the bat and in the fifth inning
clouted a fast one into left field which
was good for a home run, scoring Lee.
' The score by innings of the football-track
baseball clash follows:
Football track 10 2 1 48
.Baseball class 4 0 4 1 x 9
Batteries Football track Garnick
and Brown. Baseball Oolson and
Deal.
Runs Football track McCamlless,
; Hayleit, 2: Flynn, Garnick, Johnson,
DeWilz. Baseball class Maxwell,
Rosen, Colson. Lewis 3; Johnson, Fen-
ton, Deal.
Umpire Owen Frank.
The score by innings of the Summer
Nebraskan Basketball game follows:
Summer Nebraskan 0 0 1 0 45
Basketball class 0 0 0 1 01
Batteries Summer Nebraskan
Shainholtz and Williams. Basketball
class Pegler and Kiner.
Runs Summer Nebraskan Lewton,
Ue. Shainholtz. Waite, 2. Basketball
class Weise.
Umpire "Bill" Day.
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MID-WESTERN TEACHERS'
AGENCY
The Agency That Helps
Teachers Wanted in Every
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Registration Free
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Earl Carr. another 1922 Cornhusker
star who has stepped into State
League baseball, is also batting at a
fancy clip. In eighty-six times at
bat. Carr has crossed the plate thir
teen times, has slammed out iweiu
five hits and run up a percentage of
.291. Cair is battling with the Lin
coln State League team.
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Beat the Summer Heat
I SWIM AT THE CITY Y.M.C.A.
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q l'Misiiiess and Professional Men Monday. Wednesday and jj
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O Uetrinners Tuesday and Thursday at 5:30 p. m. b
q Life Savin? Instructions Tuesday and Thursday 6 p. m.
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