THE DAILY NE BR ASK AN
ENGINEERING STUDENTS
Will DEMONSTRATE WORK
of the Curious.
The College of Engineering will
ud oi.cn house this evening from
(n ten o'clock, the laboratories
tie three buildings on Ihe campus
Jvoted to engineering will be in
eration for the benefit of the gen-
I public Demonstrations or the
"rk being done will be given by the
gludentH- Mficlmncal Engineering
BuDdlnK tho Freshmen In the wood-
orklng laboratories on the second
Lr wi be engaged In making put-
rn for h foundry .turned work.
binetP and other articles. Students
the foundry on the first floor will
demonstrate the processes required
,or the production of Iron castings.
On the same floor Sophomores will
wrk on various shaped castings
ln the machine shops. Hydraulic ma
chlnnrv and all types of steam, gas
and oil engines will be on display in
in, power laboratory.
Experiments In electricity will bo
conducted in the Electrical Engineer
lng Building. A set of wireless tele
phone apparatus set up by two Junior
rtodpnta will be featured.
The Civil Engineers In the Me
chanic Arts Hall will demonstrate tho
work of testing materials which is
icing done In the laboratories.
Stunts in twisting steel rods and pull
inf solid steel bars apart will be part
of the program. Maps anci drawing
made during the year will be dis
played. Engineers' Night Is one of the fea
tures of Engineers' Week and has be
come to be one of the traditions of
the campus. On this occasion the
University at large and the public
can gain some Idea of the work being
done by the Engineering students.
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HOUDINI
"Terrorlsland"
Houdini is supported by Lila
Lee and a splendid cast in this
tale of love, thrill and adventure.
KALALUKI'S HAWAIIANS
In Native Songs, Dances and
Music
TOPICAL PICTURES
LYRIC ORCHESTRA
COMEDY PICTURES
Shows start at 1. 3. 5. 7. 9 d. m.
I Mau, 20c; Night, 30c; Chil, 10c
JOHNSTON'S CANDY
In One and Two Pounds
P
ILLEES'
RESCRIPTION
HARMAOY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday, May 7
Palladian Annual picnic.
l'hi Kappa Psi -Spring party, Lin
coln Hotel.
Junior Hop iVuenilde
Saturday, May 8
I'lil Kappa Psi nanquet, Lincoln
Hotel.
Senior Mixer Woman's Hall.
Cadet Officers Association infor
mal. Lincoln Hotel.
Sigma Thi Epsllon House dance,
chapter house.
Komensky Club Picnic, Crete.
HOME ECONOMICS CLUB
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
Hattie Hepperly will head the Home
Economics Club next year. She was
elected president; Mary Herzlng, vice-
president, and Ardls Taylor, treasurer,
at a meeting Wednesday evening,
May 5. They will take their offices
at the opening of school next fall. A
picnic for all Home Economics stu
dents was planned for Thursday, May
13.
MASS MEETINGS
HELD THURSDAY
(Continued I'roin Page One)
College of Engineers (to elect one
man) :
Lawrence Draft
Clyde Wilcox
Virgil Adon
John Plckwell
Detcher
School of Fine Arts (to elect one
woman) :
Helen Steins
Marzanna Cummins
Graduate College (to elect one man
or woman) :
J. Robinson
College of Pharmacy (to elect one
man) :
Edward Rogue
Wesley Coleson
Teachers' College
(to elect one
woman) :
Hilda Grunwald
Helen Dunlap
LOCALS SHUTOUT ,
DAKOTA COYOTES
(Continued from Page One)
for the Dakotans struck out six Husk
ers and Pickett fanned nine of the
South Dakota crew.
The summary of the game is ns
follows:
Nebraska
ab. r. lb. sh. o. a. e.
Lynn, 2b 5 0 1
3 1
0 0
shrd
nekins, lb 4 2
MeCrorv. rf z z
Swanson, If 4 0 0 0 0 0 0
Hubka. rf 4
1 2
O O
2 1
0 0
2 2
o 1
2 n
Russell. 3b 4
0 1
1 3
Bailey, ss 1
Smith, c 4 0 0 0 10
Pickett, p 4 1 2
o r o
Totals 37 7 13 9
South Dakota
ab. r. lb. sli
Peterson, ss 4 0 0 0
Smith. If 4 0 10
Morkey, lb 4 0 3 1
Duncan, cf 4 0 3 2
Roberts, rf 4 0 2 0
Cook. 2b 4 0 2 0
Hirchman, c 4 0 10
Quintal. 3b 4 0 0 0
Hengle. p 4 0 0 0
25 13 1
14 0
0 0
0 1
0 1
0 0
0 0
4 0
Totals 3fi 0 12 3 22 10 2
Score by innings:
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Nebraska 0 2 0 0 1 o J '
South Dakota 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Two base hits Linn. Pickett. Stolen
bases-Bekins, Hubka, McCrory, Rus
sell, Pickett. Bases on balls Off
rickett 1, off Hengle 3. Strike outs
By Pickett 9, by Hengle 6. Time of
Bame 1:55. Umpire Scott ie Dye.
JUNIORS VICTORS IN
SWIMJVLLWU iviXiXii
rnfinnpil from Page One)
hnm. 8 points; Lois Shepherd. 2
points: Mary Redgwick. 2 points.
Stunts for Sophomores iauiai mc
Wolf, 6 points.
Junior Stunts Ruth McKinney, o
mints; Helen Clark, 2 points.
Senior
Stunts Katharine Hargrove,
2 points; Ruth Sheldon, 2 points.
Finals Juniors, 39 points; rresu
nen, 27 points; Sophomores, 21
joints; Seniors. 4 points.
Individuals Katharine Wolf, first,
15 points; Greta Sandborn, 12 points;
Ruth McKinney, 12 points; Ruth
King, 12 points, second.
FEATURING--
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& MARX
SPRING SUITS
for
YOUNG MEN
at
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UNIVERSITY BAND PLEASES
CONVOCATION AUDIENCE
The University Rand entertained a
large audience at convocation Thurs
day. The selections were varied so
as to appeal to the tastes of all, and
the approval of the audience was ex
pressed by hearty applause. The
number of students who attended
shows that the University appreciates
the band which has won such high
approval throughout the state.
The Program
"Marche Slave" Tschaikowsky
Serenade of Flute and Horn Titl
Messrs. Mathews and Andrews
Pizzicato Polka Strauss
Dardanella Bernard
Overture. William Tell Rossini
Star Spangled Danner.
HASKELL SPEEDSTERS
TO RACE HUSKERS
(Continued from rage One)
javelin Larson, Dale, Keavis.
120 high hurdles Finney, Wright.
220 low hurdles Finney, Wright,
Gish or Flood.
The Haskell entries are:
110-yard dash Banks, Thompson,
Winnie.
220-yard dash Banks, Thompson,
Winnie, Osage.
440-yard dash Thompson, Winnie,
Osage, Bates.
Half mile Bates, Winnie, Hamilton.
Mile Patasoni, Moses.
Two mile Patasoni, D. Davis.
220 low hurdles Davis. Hamilton.
120 high hurdles Davis, Childers.
120 high hurdles Davis, Childers,
Pole vault Webster.
Shot-put Auge, Webster, Childers.
High jump Webster, Childers,
Davis.
Discus Auge, Hamilton, Childers.
Broad jump Childers, Webster,
Davis.
Javelin Hamilton, Childers, Auge.
Relay Bates, Thompson, Banks,
Osage, Winnie.
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A
Announces
CLAR
KIMBALL
YOUNG
in her second Big
Equity Production
"THE
FORBIDDEN
WOMAN"
From the Famous Story
By Lenore J. Coffee
IF you are one of those who enjoy
motion picture! of the finer sort, if
you take pleasure in brilliant acting,
lavish investitures, and wondrously di
rected cinema dramas, you will find
expression for fullest enjoyment in this
De Luxe Parisian
Love Story
that presents CLARA KIMBALL
YOUNG at the rery zenith of her long
and brilliant career in motion pictures.
We request the pleasure of your attendance,-
promising; unquestionably one
of the most beautiful pictures that ever
stayed in thia theatre.
rUnto Mr- Conway Tearle
'M5 and Master Stanton
boy of "Eyes of Youth," are
part of the brilliant east of
THE FORBIDDEN WOMAN".
Mats. 20c; Night 30c
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