THtt DAILY NEBBASKAN
COMPLETE HIGH
SCHOOL TOURNEY
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Litchfield vs. Tildeu.
llavenua vs. Haveloek.
Crete vs. York.
Class O
MiiuU'ii vs. Deshler.
Crawford vs. Oshkosh.
Randolph vs. Gilmer.
Alexandria vs. Shelton.
Elgin vs. West Point.
Osceola vs. Dunbar.
Ansloy vs. David City.
Urokcn Bow vs. Wisner.
Class E
Harvard vs. Fairmont.
Cedar Ulul'1'3 vs. North Pond.
Hooper vs. Franklin.
McCook vs. Hebron.
Aiiihworth vs. Otoe.
Gretna vs. Ord.
Albion vs. Fairfield.
Campbell vs. Pierce.
Class F
Nelson vs. Edgar.
Curtis Aggies vs. Stella.
Syracuse vs. Teachers' College Hi
Peawr Crossing vs. Waco.
Kent saw vs. AYausa.
Palmyra vs. Farnam.
Claikson vs. Danbury
I uriland vs. Wilber.
Class G
Genoa vs. Chester.
Pine Hill vs. Lyons.
MtCool Junction vs. Franklin .U'.ei.
Alma s. O'Neill.
Filley vs. Papillion.
Humboldt vs. Clarks.
Pcthany vs. Chnppcll.
Plooml'ield vs. Wakefield.
( Class H
Neligh vs. Creston.
Culbertson vs. Stromsburg.
Sutherland vs. Hilford.
Phulen vs. Waverly.
Meadow Grove vs. Wayne.
St. Edward vs. Lexington.
Prainard vs. Dannebrog.
Craig drew a bye.
Class I
Sargent vs. Loup City.
Holmesville vs. Sterling.
Talmage vs. St. Paul.
Elmwood vs. Tobias.
Rock County vs. Walthill.
Seribner vs. Hyannis.
Hardy drev bye.
Class J
Indianola vs. Gering.
Dertrand vs. Upland.
Western vs. Howe lis.
Hartley vs. Wilcox.
Hildreth vs. Wyniore.
Panama vs. Hickman.
Bi lvidere vs. P.urwell.
Penedict drew a bye.
Class K
Mason City vs. Greenwood.
Oozad vs. Taxton.
Polk vs. Madrid.
Adams vs. Springfield.
Lewiston drew a bye.
Odell vs. Hampton.
Pellevue vs. Eagle.
Carroll drew a bye.
Class L
Mullen vs. Dawson.
College View vs. Thomns County
Valley vs. Johnson.
Allen vs. Waterloo.
Goehner drew a bye.
Princeton vs. Dorchester.
Atkinson vs. Cook.
Cedar Hapids drew a bye.
Class M
rtokoby vs. Fort Calhoun.
Clatonia vs. Steele City.
Trumbull vs. Marquette.
Alvo vs. Valparaiso.
Juniata vs. Utica.
Roseland vs. Perkins County.
Ashland vs. Firth.
Cathedral high drew a bye.
ARMY OFFERS STUDENTS
SUMMER TRAINING CAMP
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Student's Expenses Are Paid.
Each student who attends a rami
will have the expenses of his trip, to
and from the place of training paid by
the government. In addition he will hn
furnished a uniform, a cot, blankets,
sheets, pillow cases and a nn tress,
land his sustenance and shelter while
j in cam p.
Chancellor Avery, in a talk before
members of the K. O. T. C, pointed
: mil that by attending the summer
jcamp at Fort Snelling a student world
I receive from the government about
; Stiuo in clothing and pay. "This $W,
I if placed at interest, would amount to
! about Jl.OnO by the time your oldest
! son is ready to go to college," Chan
' cellor Avery said.
The war department has endeavored
i to make the program of these camps
ins broad and comprehensive as po?
sible so that the men will receive the
greatest development from the exper-
ieiu-e. Taken altogether the proposition
! presents an opportunity that meri'.s
the serious consider,!' ion of every
j man who can possibly arrange to a
' tend this cam).
; Marcus Poteet, who spent a period
in the training camp at Snelling be
fore receiving his commission in the
army, mentioned the benefits to be de
rived from a vacation in one of the
: cadet camps, a! the military convoca
tion last Thursday. "For a summer va
cation you can find no better place. It
will profit you physically, morally anO
financially and in every way increase
your well being."
DELTA TAU DELTA WIN
INTERFRAT TOURNEY
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Miller, g 0 0 2 0
Brock, g 0 0 0 0
Total 2 3 7 2
Keferee Dana. Time of halves-ininutes.
When you sit down and
Think of all the foolish things
People say
And conclude that
After all the world Is not
So much gone wrong
When a freshman comes along
And sing out, "You tell 'cm,
Mississippi,
Your mouth is the biggest."
Don't you jes' boil up
An' blow about the teachings
Of the modern cradle rolls
And other things likn that?
And you jes' rave
An' oh, wcV
What's the use?
Dangit All.
BASEBALL PLAYERS
We have
1M)VKS.
ii ii onl ire new stock of HALLS HATS
and
Uasehall season is here again. Come in and se
o ns.
L A W L O R'S
The Sporting Goods Store"
117-11!) South 14th St.
Firt fresh: "How is you cold this
morning, Ruth?"
Second fresh: "Oh. it is effettim
in v whole institution."
We Don't Want to' be
Judged by Any
Other Restaurant
Ve want In lie .judged lv
the hie.h quality of food we
serve. ly the cooking,
varioly. service and our roa
sniialde prices.
Here is where you'll find the
caterer's loiieh added to
your repasl.
CENTRAL HOTEL CAFE
1-LY) P St.
1L
'i. m aim
MEN'S
SPRING
HATS
Nifly new styles in Men's Hits for
Spring, polls in l.rown. Seal, Km. 'raid
i'rnv and lllaek.
Featured at
$4.00
SEE THEM IN OUR SHOW
WINDOW.
MEN'S SPRING CAPS
The new shapes in tweeds, checks and plain colors. Just the
si vies for men and young men. We are agents for Gordon
Caps for Men.
Priced at 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00 to 4.00
Main Floor.
917-21 't
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THE METROPOLITAN j
ORCHESTRA !
P. C. TOMPKINS i
P2717 Three Pings
ICO North 11th St. :
WANT ADS.
LOST Ladies w rist watch on black
ribbon strap, between 14th and f :
and Teachers College. Return to j
S. A. office and receive reward. 2t ;
1A iST Low r half of gold fountain;
pen, between Social Science build-I
ing. College Pook Store and "U" '
Hall. Finder call PI 510. Reward. It
LOST Friday noon, from the faculty j
rooms in Temple basement, an over-
coat -with blue End bronze silk
muffler and gloves. Guernsey
Jones. It
How Can You
Keep up in school when
every at tempt at study
causes headaches and nerv
ousness ?
H ALL ETT
Optometrist
Estab. 1871 1143 O
OBSESS
Home Style
Malted Milk
25 Cent
YQjILLERS'
HARM AC Y
GIRLS!
We are showing a complete
new line of
Spring Hats
SUMMER WORK
All who would be interested in
making flCOO net profit during
the summer hear Home's propo
sition. Room 113, S. S., Tues
day, March 8, 7-8 p. m.
Prices ranging
from
12.50to 18.00
The
Buttonhole
220 South 13th
The Easter Exhibit Presents
Styles of Tomorrow
SUEDE PUMPS
Will Be Very Popular
No leather can express 1he spirit of spring and summer so well as suede. No other is so
.'ool. so pleasing. Is it any wonder, then, that ihese shoes will enjoy ihe greatest popularity
Ihey have ever known?
And wo suggest that yon choose good suede shoes, mi that Ihey will he sure to (dean well,
and keep their sniarlness.
$10
Suede Pumps
and Oxfords in
Gray, Brown
and Black
Gray Suede, Brown Suede,
Black Suede
t
Your Quest for
Value Will
Be Satisfied Here
In the moderate prices which
prevail at this store you'll dis
cover our reason for sayinz that
your quest for value vf&l b
fully satisfied.
For these are shoes of un
doubted quality, in the smartest
of sjiring's new styles. And of
course they bear our guarantee
of "satisfaction always, in all
ways."
0
$10
$8
Dark Brown Suede
Dark Brown Suede
Black Suede
Spring Brings
Fashion to a New
Price Level
Not only are prices lower
than they have been at the be
sinning of a new season for
quite some time, but there is a
pn-ater diversity of chic spring
stjles in Footwear.
The smart pump illustrated
is but one of several which will
r,Tir-sl In urt-ll dressed women.
It is but one of a number priced
at
$10
Mayer Bros. Co.
