THE D AIL Y N K B It A S K AN
THE DAILY DITTY
by
Gayle Vincent Qrubb
A Glistening Assemblage of
Mill
Wisdom, so the prophets say.
Comes only with the years;
That broken Jaws and busted hearts
Cannot be healed with tears,
While I, with face, one hall of whlcti
l.i twice the other side
Must grin and hear It, wishing by
The fates that I had died.
Then cornea the sprout who titters
as
U throws me a remark
Of the man who surely gets his dues
Who rambles In the dark;
That scandal such as I have penned
Has finally answered back
n;l rlsm, full of rape, to give
My law a dirty smack.
( rewell" world Why turn against
me?
When I need your cheer,
Oh, why should I be so despised?
My words are not a sneer.
rut even though you think my face
Id done with a scandal, yet.
I'm loaded with a thousand tales
And everyone you'll get:
YELLOW AND RED TEAMS
VICTORS IN SEMI-FINALS
The semi finals of the girls Monte
Carlo basketball tournament we-e
played Monday afternoon In the Ar
mory. The Yellow and Red teams
were victorious. Both games weie
hotly contested and both were won
by a margin of two baskets. The
Y How team under "the leadership cf
Grace Dobsh defeated the Pale Gren
tam by a score of 18 to 14. Bessie
Kpstien Is captain of the Pale Green
segregation. The team work of th
Yellows was superior to that of the'r
opponents. The Reds took the long
.ml of a score of 14 to 10 in the Red
Park Green game. Mary Stephens is
Captain of the Reds and Ethel Hoag
uud of the Dark Greens.
Mrs. F. W. Putney refered tU!
games. Miss Clark was score-keep-rr
and Miss Kohl timekeeper.
The Red and Yellow teams will
f.cht for the championship in the fin
als which will be played this after
noon at five o'clock in the Armory.
DEVEREUX PLAYERS WILL
APPEAR HERE APRIL 9-10
The Devereux Players of New York
will be here April 9 and 10. They ar'i
players of wld reputation; one of
ttiem, Clifford Devereux, played with
Sothern and Marlowe several years
FARMERS FAIR
TO BE APRIL 10
Continued From Page One)
Animal Husbandry
Carl Powell, B. D. Rodenwahl, Vin
cent Lambert, Cecil Crowell, L. Rosen
iianz. Agricultural ngineering
Ray Carpenter, Ralph Taylor, J. M.
Klwell, Q. S. Butterfleld. C. A. Tefft.
Poultry
Oliver Summers, J. C. Biggins, W.
W. Berck, William Oyler, F. M. Crea
qey. Dairy Husbandry
Donald Spencer. H. C. Crandall, Law
vence Holland, L. W. Ingham, Carl
Kydeburg.
Rural Economics
Paul Anderson, Harry Linton, Ed
ward Frerichs, Floyd Lucas. J. J. Cal-
'lor.
Agronomy
Glen H. Strlnsfleld, Eaton M Sum
mers. Harry E. Weekly, II. Spragu-5
Ceorgo Bietel.
Home Ec- ."' 'cs
Ida Carr. Elsie Baumgartner, Ruth
Curtlsa, Margaret Tourtolot, Marg
el Cowden.
"Yellow Dog Saloon"
Byron McMahon, Harlan Coy. J.
Goodwin, J. J. Correll.
This fair Is the second of its kind
to be given at Nebraska. The fir3t
fair was held In 1916, but the war
which followed made It Impossible for
further fairs to be held.
Most of the older students in the
University still have vivid recollec
ions of the fair held at that time. The
fair of 1920 will, with added attrac
tions and with improvements gained
hrough experience. ;be large and
letter In every way than the one of
fered four years ago.
Captivating
SPRING MODES
DRESSES AT $15 UP
Hundreds of wool and silk Dresses In fasclnatlm?
Spring Styles, of youthful beauty presented it BOfl
crate prices that set at nau.fht the theory that smart
frocks must of necessity be costly, ach model pre
sents a correct Interpretation of the
$15.00 to $115.00
Modes T
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES AT 29.50
Silk Taffetas. Georgettes, both plain and printed,
as well as beautiful foulards-are the materials cho
sen bv the creators of these captivating spring
Frocks Unusual adornments enhance their charm
and add to the beauty of many of these lovely
Dresses featured $29.50
at 39 50 and
Faster Stiffs S39.50-$49.
Stunning Spring Suits possessing style and beauty, superbly
tailored from all wool cloths, featured here at these two very
!?r..P! e. . itc nf n wool serges. CHARMING SUITS of wool serges.
i,rt $395o $49.50
s7oreS of jjj52St,SSurK "as
lng an amazins Rree oi exceiie- - ; ; AZtf.&U tO 1 1D.UU
which they're featured
moddest prices
Tjf ; tor fart tflilftbprt-' .
Var jtnt m hit Mt-
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VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE
WEEK TO BE OBSERVED
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On Friday, March 26 a luncheon for
:rl students who are pursuing work
n various scientific lines Is planned
hy the chemical sorority for women
t'.iat afternoon and at 5:00 Miss Ben
nett will make her final speech.
Between all events time will be giv
en to personal conferences. The Dean
of Women is taking an active part In
arranging for there meetings. She
states that the vocational workers do
not propose that all university women
students use their college training for
vocational preparation but they do be
lieve that every woman should be
trained for some line of vocational
work. Thus they will make better citi
zens and home builders. Vocational
work will be presented from the Chris
tian standpoint.
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