THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
MON. TUES. WED.
DOROTHY GISH
in
"THE GHOST IN
THE GARRET"
EXTRA
EIGHT UNI GIRLS
a "A CORNER OIM WILLIAM
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
w Shows Start at 1,3, 5, 7, 9 P. M.
".LYRIC
V-jyci m Will HHP" aCTCT--
s ALL THIS WEEK'
POLA NEGRI
In the Romance of the World's
Most Daring Adventuress
"PASSION"
BEAUTIES OF THE
ROYAL COURT"
Interpreted by
FLAVIA WATERS & MODELS
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 Sharp
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FIELD DAY IS BIG EVENT
IN WEEK OF CELEBRATION
MON. TUES. WED.
I W. B. PATTAN & CO.
g THE JUPITER TRIO
1 DUNLAY & MERRILL
HOWARD & ATKINS
KING SAULS
"A Stray from Steerage"
"VELVET FINGERS"
International News Weekly
S BABICH and the ORCHESTRA
Shows Start at 2:30. 7:00, 9:00
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1,1,3 t-'hainpiuHshin of tho college Tin,
Freshmen will play the Sophs ami the
Juniors win combat the Seniors. Tlu
managers of the different teams, are
Freshmen. N. A. Easier; Sophs, O. L.
Gray! Juniors, V. S. Acton, and WaU.
Porr lor the Seniors. While the base
ball prelims are being played si tti
"is tournament will also be in prog
rt'ss. If you swing a wicked racket
or an unsophisticated one you can t;el
in on thia tournament. Two level
races will be run, one for the men
who have had one semester of Pur
veying and one for the men who have
two or more semesters to their credit.
It wll lnot be necessary to return
to the city for luncheon and in order
to nave lime the State Farm cafeteria
wil lserve luncheon to the englners.
Iu the afternoon the band will again
sound of fand will lead the gang br.ck
to the field. Three big boxing matches
are being promoted. Kreutch will box
Peterson in the 175 pound class, D;.y
IY QUEEN ELECTION
TODAY AND WEDNESDAY
Senior Girls May Vote for Favorite at
Booth in Lobby of
Library.
Annual election of May Queen will
be held today and Wednesday under
the auspices of the Black Masque
chapter of Mortarboard. The booth
will be located in the lobby of the
library and all senior girls will be
given an opportunity to vote between
the hours of 9 and 5 on these two
days.
The Black Masques hold an election
each spring for the Queen who ii
crowned on Ivy Day. The crowning ot
the queen and all the accompanying
exercises will be held thi syear on
Wednesday, May IS. The May Queen
13 chosen from the girls of the senior
class as (he one most representative
of the ideals of the school, and among
has 'lialli'ii'T.xt iinnii in i in
. W1C ,,v ,,UU(1 , lhk most proInjn(nt jn (.,.lS8 an(j schoo
i" lYienubisnn lias bo.en
See it Today
BLIND
WIVES
Will Open the Eyes
of All Lincoln
People
Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
Prices-lOc, 15c, 30c
matched with a man of his weight
After the boxing fest the track ii.c I
wil begin. Many events are fc-Jioc'r
led but more entries are m ede-! 10
m.-ike this part of the program a sue
ces. If you can't give your name L.
the committee, be at the field ua:
enter anyway. Nobody barred, men.
2 ' And last conies the big event ol
'ajjthe day. The horseshoe tournaments
jgj;for all instructors. This contest will
be governed by the Marquis of Boone-
ville. Mo., rules. The mechanical en
gincering department is now workinr
on a beautiful shell rimmed, hand
turned equine tribly protector wiiicV.
will be given as the prize in tU.
event. This masterpiece is now iu
the vitrifying process and it will be
ready for presentation to the cham
pion horseshoe pitcher of the faculty
next Wednesdav.
WANT ADS.
LOST Fair of dark-rimmed glasses in
case. Return to Student Activities
. office. 2t
LOST Long pair black kid gloves iu
girls' gym. Return to Student Ac
tivities office. It
1 activities.
The girl who receives the next high
est number of votes in the election
Tuesday an Wednesday will be tho
queen's attendant, an honor which is
considered in Nebraska tradition to
be second only to the position of
May Queen itself. Ivy Day, which is
one of the most cherished traditions
on the campus, will be a holiday this
;ear as has been the custom in other
years. The crowning of the May
Queen followed by the Ivy Day oratici
takes place in the morning.
The masquing of the Black Masques
and of the tapping of the Innocents,
senior women's and men's organiza
tions respectively, follow In the after
noon. These impressive ceremonies
are not held on the campus but ara
usually held on the picnic grounds an1
are open to the whole school.
It Is expected that almost every girl
in the graduating class will cast a
vote in this election. In order no ono
will be deprived of a vote on account
of conflicting classes on Tuesday the
polls will remain open for two con
secutive days. Members of Black
Masque will be in charge of the elec
tion booth both days.
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LOST Alpha Kappa Psi pin. Return ' (Continued from page 1)
to Student Activities office and re-J with the engineer's activities in
ceive reward. 5t 8cn0ol. e is president of the Studen:
I Council, a member of the Innocents
LOST 1 pair long black kid gloves ! society and is prominent in other
in girls' gym, Wednesday. Return j school activities.
to Student Activities office.
It
For Good Eats
Try the
Y. M. C. A. Cafeteria
MS
LOST BLACK LEATHER POCKET
book, containing about six dollars,
fountain pen and keys, hodt be
tween U Hall and Miller & PKine's.
Return to S. A. office. Reward.
LOST BLACK NOTEBOOK WITH
name "Gene Porter." Return to
Student Activities office and receive
reward.
LOST Achoth sorority pin. Finder
plea.e call B1697 or leave at S'a
dent Activities office. Reward. 4t
IX)ST Chi Omega frat pin. Return
to Student Activities office. 4t
LOST A pair of amber-framed glasses
in case between Teacher's College and
Miller and Paine's. Reward. Return
to Student Activities office.
A SHORTER SHORTHAND
SYSTEM IN TEN EASY
LESSONS
1 1
J. A. Bruce, '03, for sx years city
engineer of Omaha, is now acting in
the capacity of consulting eng'neei
with the firm of Bruce and Grupe. He
is a member of the American Society
of Civil Engineers and past presioen.
of the Nebraska section.
R. E. Campbell. '10. is at present t
director of Miller and Paine. After
gnulua'.ion he sp nt five years -.villi
thi- National ICItctric Lamp a.--scia
Hon of Cleveland. He has been aitiv'
in Lincoln chapter A. A. E. Mr. Camp
bell was toastmaster of the engineers
banquet in 1 f1 7. and lias shown i. con
tinned Interest in the University.
R. L. Cochran is division -nsine r
of the department of public works, bu
reau or roads and bridges of Nebras
ka, being stationed at North Platte.
Ilfl is an s;ssociate member of A. S.
ic. E.
I George A. Lee, A. H., '05. LL. D..
I '05. was formerly assistant attorney
j general of Washington; also chairman
I of the State Railway Commission. He
! is now council for several corpora
i Hons in Omaha. Due to his experience
This course covers ten easy lessons wh ,.nicinPer8 and engine-ring prob-
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anyone reeking a professional career. able knowledge of his subject and tn
to go through life with 100 per cent j presentation of the same cannot fail
efficiency. j to be of interest.
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to do strenuous service in the train
ing of soldiers in their vocatoinal
courses. Following the colse of tho
war, Professor F'erguson resumed bis
teaching duties In the department of
electrical enginecing until called away
from them again by the permanent
retirement of Dean Stout from con
nection with the University in 1919.
In 1911 bo published a book entitled
"The Elements of Electrical Trans
mission.' In 19?0 his second book ap
peared under the title "Tlectrlc Light
ing." Both have been widely used as
texts In technical schools.
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Spring
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