HOLD EXAMS FOR
ARMYOTFICERS
September 4 it the Date Set 'For Ex
amining Men For Second
Lieutenants
Examination for the appointment of
second lieutenants in the regular army
will be held during the week beginning
September 4, according to an an
nouncement ,lrom the military depart
ment. The examination will be open
ed to the following classes of eligible:
(a) Warrant officers or enlisted
men hating not less than two years
of service.
(b) Reserve officers or members of
the enlisted reserve corps.
(c) Officers, warrant officers and
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COOLED BY CHILLED AIR
Program August 3, 4, 5
Rialto Symphony Orchestra
Jean L. Schaefer, Conductor
Pathe News & Aesops Fables
World News and Screen
Cartoons
PATHE REVIEW
Subjects and Points of Interest
A FALSE ALARM
A New Comedy
FLAVIA WATERS & GIRLS
Presenting
"THE DANCE OF
THE NYMPHS"
Agnes Ayres in
"BORDERLAND"
Shows Start at 1,. 3, 5, 7, 9
Mats. 20o Night 35c Chi I. 10c
Cooled by Typhoon Breeze
Two big stars in a thrill-swept
romance of the frozen north
BETTY COMPSON AND
TOM MOORE
in the Paramount Picture
"OVER THE BORDER"
Other Entertaining Picture
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
Mats. 15c Night 25c Chll. 10c
PLAY TENNIS!
KEEP IN PHYSICAL TRIM
Spalding Equipment
Assures you of the
Highest Quality Pos
sible. Tennis Rackets,
Balls, Nets, Shoes,
Etc
to
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enlisted men of the national guard.
(d) Graduates of technical Institu
tions approved by the secretary of
war.
The nge UmitB are between 21 and
30 years. Any civilian of the re-
Quired age who pass the preliminary
examination may become eligible' to
take the final examination by enter
ing either class b or c.
examination la not fnr an an
nounced number of vacancies. The ap
propriation act for the fiscal year 1923
provides for 1771 second lieutenant.
The number of vacancies on Decem
ber 31, 1922, Is expected to be greater
than the number of qualified candi
dates. Appointment of successful
candidates will be given as soon as
practicable after January 1, 1923.
Applications should be forwarded to
the commanding general, 7tli corp3
area, army building. Omaha, and
should contain data as to age, rank
and organization, married or single,
schools attended and colleges or uni
versities from which graduated, twi
letters of recommendation as to the
moral fitness of the candidate.
STATE TENNIS"
TOURNEY SOON
More Than 100 Expected to Compete
For Nebraska Title on Uni
versity Courts.
More than 100 tennis players are ex
pected to enroll for the annual tourn
ament of the Nebraska tennis asso
ciation which will be held on the uni
versity courts from August 7 to 12.
The entries must all be in by 10 o'clock
next Monday morning.
Rev. John Galvert, Methodist min
ister of Piattsmouth and Omaha city
champion in 1917 will be the official
referee at the tourney.
First round drawings will be made
immediately following the closing of
the entry books next Monday. First
round play will start soon after the
drawings are completed and will con
tinue almost constantly every day un
til the end of the tournament Satur
day. None of the present state title hold
ers will enter the state meet. Ralph
Powell, last year champion, is now in
Europe and the doubles champions of
last year are Californians. They can
not enter this year since only Ne
braska tennis players are eligible.
Omaha is expected to send a field
of fifteen players and Lincoln will
probably enter a like number. Other
towns which have already had men
entered in the tournament are Seward,
Holdrege, Piattsmouth, Arapahoe, Mil-
ford, Doniphan, Grand Island, Alliance
Norfolk, Walthill, Orleans, Ashland,
North Bend, Fremont and Broken Bow.
This list will be added to before the
books close.
The state tournament is being held
In Lincoln for the first time in years.
Recent completion of a string of
courts on the university grounds, said
to be some ot the best dirt courts in
the entire country, has induced the
state association to bring the cham
pionship play to the capitol city.
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ASSEMBLY
Epworth Lake Park Aug. 1 to 10
Among: the many lecturers are four world celebrities: Wil
liam J. Bryau on "The World's Greatest Need"; Sir Paul
Dukes, London, British secret service man in Russia, on
"Secret Service in Red Russia"; Maud Ballington Booth on
"Twenty Years of Service in Human Salvage"; lion. J. Stitt
Wilson, Cal., on "The Supreme Christian Issue of Modern
Times."
Among the many musical attractions are four that are con
spicuous! Riccardo Martin, American tenor; The Chicago
Operatic Co.; Ver Haar, the sweet voiced Swedish Contralto;
Vera Poppe, world's greatest woman cellist.
For entertainment: Pamanhasika's Trained Pets; Wassman,
the Magician; play, "The Shepherd of the Hills"; Jeannette
Kling, mono actress and others.
For instruction: Classes and demonstrations in radio, Assem
bly band open to all who read music.
Recreation: Games, sports, tournaments, boating, etc.
For information address Assembly Headquarters, Walt's
Music Store, 1215 O street. Phone B1787.
These Girls Adorn the Panel
Vivian Hanson (winner)
Mildred Hullinger
Ruth Kadel Seacrest
Margaret Stidworthy
Ruth Fickes
Mildred Taylor
A Beautiful Panel of the
SIX HIGH GIRLS
in the
"Cornhusker Rose" Contest
Will Be Given With Each Order for the Song
Sent to
THE SUMMER NEBRASKAN
25 Cents
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