THE DAILY' N E B B AS K A N
The Strand
TUEi, WED., THUR., FRI., SAT.
APRIL 18. 19. 20. 21' 22
Daniel Frohman Presents the
Superb Photo-Spectacle
"THE ETERNAL CITY"
By Hall Caine
With Pauline Frederick
Prices Nights, All Eeats 15c
Sat. Matinee 10c
Foster and Lovett
In "Who's Who"
Rambler Sisters and
Lena Plnaud,
'"Haunted, Hounded"
"Sellg-Tribune"
"Romance and Piot"
Oliver Theatre
SAT. MAT. A NIGHT, APR. 22
The Warmest Baby of Them All
THE PASSING SHOW OF 1915
125 People Special Train
Direct from Winter Garden,
New York
Mat. $1.50 to 50c, Nlflht $2 to 75c
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VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES
Geo. B. Flint's Seasonable
Tabloid
"PLAY BALL"
Featuring Gypsy Gorrell, Bud
Brownie and Eddie Gilmore
Admission 5c and 10c
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ALPHA SIGMA PHI
BOWLING CHAMPS
Win from Phi Gamma Delta in Two
Straight Games
Alpha Sigma Phi won the inter-
fraternity bowling ; championship
again this year by defeating Phi
Gamma Delta In two straight games
Tuesday nfght at the Y. M. C. A.
alleys.
The Alpha Sigma Phis won from the
the Sig Alphs by forfeit, from the
Delta Chis, and from the Phi Gam
ma Deltas, who were winners in the
second division. The Delta Tau Del
tas won from the Phi Delts and lost
to the Phi Gams. Kappa Sigma lost
to Delta. Upsilon. Only incomplete
records could be gotten because of
the inability of fraternity men to re
member whether or not their frat had
a team in the league.
The summary follows:
Phi Gamma Delta
Hills 198 181 379
Wr.rornn 137 121 258
Chatt 138
O'Brlan
Davies 124
Raceley 153
pelled all doubts as to the success
of next fall's team.
Shoving a beam around the field
in football fashion, running through
the signals and finally a run around
the field was the program of the after
noon. It was hard work and the men
were well tired out when they went
to the gym.
The track men were out in force,
too, and one could see the dust fly as
they nimbly tore around the cinder
path. Later the pole vaulters, high
jumpers and discus throwers mixed
with the football players and track
men and provided a spice of variety
for the few spectators that dared the
threatening clouds to come and watch
the practice.
131 269
154 278
111 264
Total 750 6981448
Alpha Sigma Phi
Diers 141 166- 307
Dobson 155 150- 305
CrandiUl 131 162- 293
Kinsman 158 142- 300
Gayer 194 181- 375
Totals 779 801-1580
iwu piav'I I fiET YOU
IF YOU DON'T WATCH OUT
site of the first permanent white set
tlement in the state, and the largest
area of primeval forest. Steps have
been taken to preserve the forest for
the public and it is said that "tit ugh
money has been donated for the pur
chase of the land.
SCIENTISTS TO SPEND DAY
IN FONTENELLE FOREST
Do You Hear the Call?
Just now the demand for qualified office help and experienced com
mercial teachers exceeds the supply. "What are you doing to fit your
self for your opportunity when it comes? Commercial instructors
draw big pay. We are the only school in the West specializing in this
field. Ask us about it. Catalog free.
Nebraska School of Business
Corner O and 14th Sts. Lincoln, Nebraska
Better save your pennies,
For the tenth of May,
You'll need a lot of sodder,
For that is Ivy Day.
The fellers that are running it,
Say it's going to be a lark,
For they're going to put on a
big show
Out at Electric park.
Popcorn and peanuts
And confetti everywhere;
Everyone's a-going,
So it's sure to be some fair.
Now don't forget all this;
Hoard up your little sum;
Be sure to get your lady friend,
And everybody come.
ATHLETIC BOARD
ELECTION MAY 8
Five Student Members to Be Chosen
at That Time
Tbe annual election of the five stu
dent members of the athletic board
will be held May 8. and would-be can
dldatea are invited to announce them
selves now. Anyone who is eligible
to vote in the election, that is a male
student in good standing with twelve
hours of completed work, is eligible
to run for a place on the board.
The board is composed of the five
student members, four faculty mem
bers of professional rank, appointed
by the university senate, one alumnu
elected at the annual meeting of the
Alumni association, the head of the
department of physical education, and
the director of athletics of the university.
GRID WARRIORS
CAPER AT PRACTICE
Coach and Captain Put the Men
Through Stiff Workouts
The fourth spring- football practice
on Nebraska field yesterday afternoon
brought out twenty-nine men, who.
under Captain Corey and Coach Ruth
erford. spent two hours capering
around the field In a way that dls-
After the Nebraska Academy of
Sciences has held its business meeting
in Lincoln, May 12, an adjournment
will be taken to the Fontenelle forest
near Bellevue, and all day of May 12
will be spent there. The forest is one
of the most beautiful bits of wood
land in the state. It contains the
buried homes of prehistoric men, the
THE
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Reasonable prices, jood work, promst
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carefully made.
Are You Ready for
the Easter Promenade?
Of course you want to look your best
on Easter Sunday. Every woman who
takes pride in her appearance (and that,
by the way, includes practically the en
tire sex) enjoys the time honored custom
of appearing on Easter attired from head
to foot in the accepted styles of the new
season.
This year the custom will be observed
more generally than usual because Easter
comes so late in the season. The majority
ef well-groomed women have already
selected their Suits, Coats, Gowns, Waists,
Hats, Gloves, Hosiery, Neckwear, Foot
wear, etc. and are therefore fully pre
pared for the Easter Fashion promenade.
To those wno are not yet ready, how
ever, let us say that we are prepared now
as never before with everything that will
be the vogue for the coming season.
There are captivating models in Suits,
Coats, Dresses and Millinery never more
fetching or delightfully picturesque, never
more sntart in colorings. These are the
products of gifted makers whose skill and
superior good taste pass unquestioned in
the world of women's dress.
In assembling these splendid stocks wc
have been careful to secure only the most
trustworthy qualities, and you will find
that in all departments the economical
prices justify the Herpolsheimer reputa
tion of THE STORE OF GREATER
VALUES.
To appreciate the superiority of these
great displays of spring apparel you really
must see them. This we invite you to do
Friday or Saturday. There is still time
for you to make your selections and have
your Easter attire properly fitted before
Sunday.