Li
t n DAILY
NEBRASKAN
The Daily Nebraskan
Troperty of
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
Lincoln
J. C. BEARD
EdItor-ln-Chlef
Manuring Ediior Orvll Chalt
First ABBOcJate Editor ...Dor Slater
Second ABsociatc Editor.... Ethel Arnold
RErORTORIAL. STAFF
r. E. Tsui Earl G. Jeffrey
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Camllle Leyda
Byron Rohrbaugh
Charles Helzer
C. S. Hobison
Phil Warner
Marguerite Kauffman
Luclie L.eyaa
Ruth Sheldon
A. J. Covert
Effle M. Noll
SPECIAL FEATURES
Socletv Editor Dorothy Ellsworth
Athletic Editor Ivan O. Beed
Business Manager Russell F Clark
Asst. Business Manager.... U. 6. liarKson
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1S79.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1915
Calendar
April 30
German Dramatic Club in "Der
Neffe als Onkel."
Delta Chi Formal Lincoln.
Phi Gamma Delta Dance.
Comus Club Dance Rosewilde.
Regimental Informal Armory
May 1
Track Ames vs. Nebraska 2 p. m.
Phi Gamma Delta Banquet Lincoln
Hotel.
Engineers' Banquet.
Alpha Omicron Pi Formal Lincoln.
Mystic Fish Dance.
Silver Lynx Dance Walsh Hall.
May A
University May Festival.
May 6
University May Festival Damrosch
Orchestra,
May 7
Alpha Chi Omega Formal Lincoln.
Junior Hop Capital Beach.
May 8
Track Kansas vs. Nebraska, 2 p. m.
Latin Club Banquet Lindell.
Beta Theta Pi Banquet
May 11
Sophomore Hoi Capital Beach.
. Achoth Dance Art Hall.
May 12
Ivy Day. '
May 13 "
Medic Field Day.
May 15
Phi Delta Phi Banquet.
Y. W. C. A. House Party.
Kappa Sigma Capital Beach.
THE FORUM
From Mr. H. I. Kyle's Forum article
in the Nebraskan Monday we take
it that he considers our views on
patriotism all wrong. Owing to the
fact that we seemed to have made
ourself clear in our article on April
21 that is, clear to most people
we will not attempt to answer his
question. "If these acts of 'saluting'
or 'standing' are indications of patriot
ism and things for good, why should
there be any reason for abandoning
them after the army and navy have
been done away with?"
However, we might mention the fact
that sometimes the truth hurts like
everything.
BURTON S. HILL.
Athletic Board Election
The election for the Athletic Board
will be held May 10. All who wish to
be candidates must file at Dr. Clapp's
office before May 3. and announce
themselves as candidates. Further
announcements will be made later.
Printing and engraving at Boyd's,
125 No. 12th.
LOST On campus, a plain friendship
pin. Finder please notify 1640 G.
134-90
ONLY FOURTEEN MORE
NIGHT8 OF DRILL
Captalnt Look Forward to Competitive
Drill With Hopes of Their Com
pany Winning Honors
Fourteen more nights of drill is the
story that Interests the cadets. Thir
teen more nights of drill before "com
pet" is the story that Interests the cap
tains. They realize the facts and are
doing their best now, working hard to
straighten out the most obvious de
fects and to get their men in the 6pirit
of the work. They are calling their
officers together for special orders im
pressing upon the corporals especially,
as the commandant had at the first of
the spring drill, the value of the effi
ciency of the small unit to the effi
ciency of the whole. The captains
have entertained their companies in
an effort to instill in each man the
spirit of the work and to solicit his
best efforts.
The captains will have three nights
a week in which to drill their men the
fourth night being given over to bat
talion drill and parade. Government
inspection is over now, as well as all
the extra drill and interruptions in the
regular routine so the captains can
now get down to solid routine work
and get their companies into fighting
shape.
INTERFRATERNITY
BASEBALL LEAGUE
Alpha Sigs Beat D. U.'s 10 to 0 and
Alpha Thets Beat Delta Chis
16 to 7
Alpha Sigma Phi defeated Delta Up-
silon in the inter-fraternity baseball
tournament by a score of 10 to 0 yes-
terday morning on the athletic field, j
Domeier and his speed ball got by
without a single connection while the
Alpha Sigs were able to solve Har
ney's delivery.
Batteries. Alpha Sigma Phi Do
meier and zunitte. Delta upswon
Harney and Claar.
Alpha Theta Chi won from Delta
Chi by a score of 16 to 7 last night on
athletic field. Heavy hitting by
both sides with the odds in favor of
the Alpha Thets marked the contest.
Batteries: Alpha Theta Chi Hart
man and Spear. Delta Chi Mann and
Johnson.
LAWS CELEBRATE
ANNUAL BARBECUE
Will Spend Tomorrow at Capital Beach
Final Rest Before Preparation
for Examinations
Everything is now in readiness for
the annual law barbecue, which will
be held at Capital Beach tomorrow.
The laws of course will receive a
holiday.
Inter-class baseball games, races of
all descriptions, the annual declama
tory contest between Dr. Maxey and
Edwin Maxey, Dip. D., and various
other lines of outdoor sports will con
stitute the entertainment for the day.
The committee have set the price of
the tickets at fifty cents. The laws
have not responded as well as in for
mer year ana a large numDer oi
tickets remain to be sold. They may
be secured from the members of the
committee any time today.
Roy O. Warde, 1501 "O" St., Neb.
State Bank Bldg.
Verified Statements
The girls at Colorado University ob
jected strenuously because the En
gineers didn't dress or shave, accord
ing to their wishes, that is, neatly and
without courdaroia and beards. Me
thinks that we should send a commit
tee of Nebraska Engineers to Colo
rado, Warner, Craig, Allen or Norris
for instance. Even at this school they
are not dreamed of as being engineers.
They would surely be popular with the
co-eds there.
"Unions
The weekly meeting of the Union
Society will be held Saturday, May 1,
in place of Friday, April 30. All mem
bers are urged to be present as a
very important business meeting will
be held after a social time. Visitors
welcome.
Commercial Club
The University Commercial Club
has been very fortunate in securing
Mr. Dougal, salesmanager of the Lin
coln Paint and Color Company, to
speak at Its Thursday afternoon meet
ing this week, which will be held in
U. 102 at 4 o'clock. All members of
the club are requested to be present,
for there will be important announce
ments made.
Mystic Fish
Mystic Fish dance postponed to May
8 to be held at the Alpha Xi Delta
house.
Scandinavian Club
Scandinavian Club meets Wednes
day at 8 o'clock in Art Hall. Dr. F. M.
Fling addresses the society on "Scan
dinavia, Past, Tresent and Future."
Visitors are welcome.
Engineer's Base Ball
All M. E.'s who wish to play with
the Mech. EngTs. Thursday, report on
Athletic Field Wednesday at 3:00 p.
m., to V. C George.
Civil Engineers
Civil Engineers will play Mechanical
Eneineers Thursday morning at 8:30
jon the Athletic Field. All C, E.'s who
ican play base ball please show up.
. .
Notice
Important Girls' Club mass meeting
at 11.30 tomorrow in the Armory. Elec-
tion of officers.
Silver Serpents
Silver Serpent meeting 7:15 Wed
nesday, Alpha Phi house. Very im
portant. XI Delta
Xi Delta meeting, Thursday at 5
o'clock. At the Alpha Chi Omega
house.
Field Geography 21
All members of the class who are
scheduled to make the Missouri river
trip are requested to meet this (Wed
nesday) evening, at 6:45 in U. 309. Im
portant. X. A. BENGTSON.
Rifle Club
Members of Rifle Club report to
Commandant's office to vote on follow
ing before end of the week:
1. On retaining 2-Inch sighting bull
for the 1916 matches.
2. On having all shooting done
prone in 1916 matches.
K. C. FOUTS,
Secretary.
Notice
All candidates for the College of
Agriculture base ball team will meet
Thuisday at 11 at the Farm campus
diamond. Every man who has ever
played any base ball should come out
and his support will be very greatly
appreciated. Don't forget, 11, Thurs
day at Farm.
GARDNER AND HARLEY,
Managers.
Scott's
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STOLEN Party who stole bicycle
from in front of City Y. M. C. A.
building, the night of April 20, is
known to the owner. He wiU'return
same to Daily Nebraskan office and
avoid further trouble. V. F. S.
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which Is VELVET'S own. lte tins and 5c metal-lined
bags.
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