Tuos.lny. April 11. 1022.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
LUTHERAN CLUB HOLDS
THIRD ANNUAL BANQUET
Th tliinl annual banquet of the
Lutheran Club of the University was
heM last Friday evening at the Hotel
Grand. The illninff room was attraet
Ively decorated In Riven and white,
the Club's colors, and the tablis were
beautilled with baskets of sweet-peas,
the Club flower and candles, the em
blem of the Club.
Covers were laid for sixty people
The toast-master. Rev. H. Movller,
after beinir introduced by the presi
dent of the club, called upon the fol
lowing members for toasts: Henry
Schepman. Harm Harms, and Frieda
AVundorliih. Pr. Holmes Hysinger, of
Midland College nt Fremont, gave a
splendid address, his subjejet being
"The American Spirit.'"
A violin solo by Miss Rut It Reuter,
of Seward, accompanied by her father
Professor Reuter, and a vocal solo by
Miss Kstlier Rockeh, of this city, were
splendidly rendered and much enjoyed.
The last number of t he program was
a prophecy given by four members of
the Club telling of the activities of
the present Club members in l!Ki4.
away to visitors and many larger
ones. This feature will be in charge
of the Association of Natural Gas
Supply ment. The convention will be
open to the public each afternoon and
evening. Instead of merely inviting
representatives of tho industry, the
invitation this year will be issued to
the public of Kansas City and its
trade territory, Specla. rates of one
and a half fare have been granted by
the railroads, which will bring thous
amis who otherwise would be unable
to attend.
intortnation as to the convention
may be obtained by writing Frank M.
Robinson, Secretary of the Conven
tion Bureau here.
OHIO MAN'S WHITE
ORPS LEAD IN EGG
PRODUCING CONTEST
ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF PHOTOGRAPHERS ASS N
TO BE AT KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, M.. Apr. 10 Thous
ands oi' bamboo poles arranged in
unique cxliii' i booths wiii feature tne
annual Intern .t!oi.;;l cc'iv-nlion ot the
rhotoj.r:p!:crs Association o'" Ann-iiea
when it meets here May 1 to 6 in Con
vention Hall. The hall will be filled
'villi the let s:im;' l- 01 the pliotogia
I her s f.n in the woild. Powerful
photographic lights will hang in num
erous studios erected on the arena
l'oor. From the rafters will hang the
favorite pictures of the vorld's most
noted individuals.
The Japanese design will predomin
ate as the bamboo booths will be
trimmed with listeria and decorated
in the Japanese custom. More than
eighty exhibitors already have taken
f ;ce.
These exhibitors will come from ev
ery section of the United States and
from South Australia. Canada. Cenm.1
Europe. Great Britain, Mexico and Ha-
wau. hvery exhibit of pictures will
pass a jury of selection in order that
no poor work will be shown. The
hall w ill be open to the public for two
evenings when a musical program and
other features will be given. An elab
orate entertainment program for vis
itors and delegates has been planned.
This is the first opportunity photog
raphers in the southwest have had to
awtnd the national convention. The
Missouri Yailt yv Association. Middle
Atlantic States Association s-.nd other
sectional orranizations will coicnete
for trophies. Mure than a thousand j
actual owners of studies in addition:
i
to salesmen, employees, exhibitors 'matter of
and Visitors will atttnd. TUre will
be a commercial st-ction and an ama-j
teur finishing section. Both wL1! have 1
experts in charge to demonstrate the
new features in these departments. I
The local committee has invit'-l ev
ery p!.-.tocrj,ph( r in :he .-ou'.hwe.-t to
attend regardless r membership, j
Plans so far tvm;:t wi'.l make this '
rat it phiitoerahp'-rs' exhibit
staged. Z. T. Brir-gi;. of the
Pi. nt . S-.pply Company and
Theten- bird White Orpington en
try of It. A. Millard of Oregonia, O.,
in the Nebraska national egg laying
contest conducted by the experiment
station and the department of poul
try husbandry of the University of
Nebraska, ranked first in a t'Uld of
forty entries, made by poultry fan
ciers in all sections of the country
during the first four months of the
contest, according to figures maib
public today. The number was S5T.
While the March total for the Mil
lard entry was far l low those made
by other contestants, the record made
in previous months served to give the
Arpingtons a lead of thirty-four eggs
over the entry of Luther L. Hurt ot
Gibbon, which was Burt's entry
is Buff Orpingtons.
Other high records made up to Mar.
1st, were:
C. F. Bodner, Geneva. White Ply
mouth Rocks, $00.
J. L. Schluntz, University Place, S.
C. Rhode Island Reds.
Harry V. Hill. Lexington. R. C
Brown Leghorns, 734.
Nebraska experiment station. No.
Platte, S. C. White Leghorns, 122.
B. G. Japs, University Place. Buff
Orpingtons, 70V.
Mrs. A. Arnold. Inavaia. S. C.
Rhode Island Reds, 685.
G. B. Ferris. Grand Rapids, Mich..
S. C. White Leghorns. $4.
Ohio Poultry Farm. Cincinnati, O
S. C. White Leshorns, t"S0.
R. O. Yogel. Seward. S. C. Whit-?
Leghorns, 676.
C. H. Mathewson. W.dthiil, White
Orpinetons. 641.
G. O. Gill. Lincoln. S. C. White Le g
horns, 63S.
W. T. Mavis. ColKge Yiew. S. C.
White Leghorns, (,Z2.
The lowest record made in the four
mouths , and also for March, was by
the White Wyandottes entered by J.
F. Porter. Fremont. The figures wiie
isS and 1.1 resepctiveiy.
T
MEET TO BE HELD
holding of the track meet, at any Par
tleular college on tho specified day, the
meet shall he held any day of the tol
lowing week.
enter tho following
Intersectional Telegraphic Track
and Field Meet For Women
on May 12.
An Intersectional University Tele
graphic Track and Field Meet for Wo
men, under tno auspices oi tne na
tional Women's Track Athletics com
mittee will be held on the respective
fields of the entering Universities, on
Friday, May 12, 1022.
Nebraska has entered the meet, re
presenting the midwestern section.
The other entries: Unlversit; of
Kentucky, University of Arizona, Flor
ida State College for Women, Mississ-
ppi State College for Women, Univers
ity of California, Southern Branch;
and University of Wisconsin.
Immediately following the sepente
meets, each director shall send a tele
gram giving name and record of first
place winners in each event A lettei,
giving complete record of the meet.
to follow. A roc-heck of results will
be made from the letters before final
notification of official standing is given
to the press.
In case the weather prevents the
Nebraska
events:
will
30 yard dash.
r0 yard clash.
100 yard dash.
220 yard dash relay (4 runners).
60 yard hurdles (4 2 ft .
500 yard relay (10 runners.
Running high jump.
Running broad jump.
S lb. shot put.
Basket ball throw for distauce.
Base ball throw for distance.
Javelin.
Pole vault.
Running, hop, step and jump.
A 500-yard relay (10 runners is a
feature of tho meet. It gives the op
portunity to bring more girls into
tho meet, and gives ordinary runners
a chance to get into team competition.
Tho relay will be pursuit typo. Each
girl shall carry a baton to be hnndoct
1 1 the next runner.
Here's a chance, Nebraska women,
to put your university on the map oi
women's athletics. It is possible that
a Women's Team of winners will bo
sent to the next Olympic games. 111. by
Damme, W. A, A. track lender, an
nounces tho following practice sched
ule:
Tuesday, Thursday at 1 o'clock whee.
the weather permits.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 4
o'clock.
Phone B3355
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men graduates of these
ailing themselves veterin ir-
The
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Brig.
:r" pre.-id i i;t ,,f tl
Commerce in charge
declared ettc-rday.
In formation as to the convention
cm be oVained from Frank M. Rob
inson. Secretary of the Convention
Bureau here.
Chamber of
of conventions.
EIG CONSERVATION EX
POSITION AT KANSAS
CITY MAY 15 t.i
18
KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 10. Pre
liminary plans for the Natural Gas
Conservation Eiposition, to t-e held in
Kansas City May 15 to IS, in connec
tion with the annual convention of
the Natural Gas Association of Ameri
ca, are rapidly nearing completion.
Every foot of floor space in Conven
tion Hall has been sold and indica
tions are that many exhibitors will be
turned away, Frank M. Robinson, Sec-
DR. VAN ES TALKS TO
MEMBERS OF AG. CLUBS
(Continued from Pace One)
emulation, and as a result
we have a mass of untrained or partly
I trained
.-ehocils c
Jians. The recent war. however, al-''.e-ed
this, so that Unlay several state
c oileL-es 'f agriculture are e-fiui;iel to
train students in veterinary science.
; Ti.e function of the veterinarian of
the future will not be primarily to
i-ure. int to prevent disease, is the
1-eli. f of Dr. Van Es and fellow m-m-bers
of his profession. Sjck individu
als will receive all attention that can
be given them, but special pre at: lions
will be taken 10 prevent the spread
of disease among tne uninlected in
dividuals.
In concluding, the speaker cautioner
against the free use of every new
remedy on the market. Vaccines have
lx-en sold for many different kinds of
disease, a!tho it is only certain that
five will yield to such treatment. Stoc k
can be successfully immunized irom
hog cholera, blackleg, anthrax, white
scours, and tetanus by vaccination.
Vaccines for other diseases are fakes.
Expressing Your Personality
House of Youth
, Clothes
HE representative College Girl
JL eagerly awaits, each season, the
fashions from "The House of Youth""
the foremost creators of Youthful
Clothes in America. For, this establish
ment has studied the College Girl verily
on her native heath, and has woven
her characteristics, her dreams the
very essence of her refined, modern self
into its fashions.
Have you seen the new "House of
Youth" Frocks, Suits and Wraps for
Spring? You will find them admirable!
A certain smart shop in your town has
them. If you do not know which one,
please do us the honour of communicat
ing directly with us.
THE HOUSE OF YOUTH
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3 Atcni; Dc L'Opcra, Paris
Every ger.uwe "Ifouse cf '2 "" garment
tears this .4tJ
ORPHEUM HAS FEATURE
PLAY FOR THIS WEEK
(Continued from Page One.)
his Merry Men." Was there ever a
more pisturesque knight of the road
than he? Everyone is familiar with
retary of the Convention Bureau her-:, i him and his woodland life. In son;;
announced yesterday.
The Natural Gas Association of
America is the largest organization cf
Ps kind in the world. Its sessions at
tract del pates from every section
where natural gas is used or produced
as well as individuals and frm repre
sentatives from artifical gas areas.
Tie keynote of the convention this
year will be conservation, as the sup
ply of natural gas is daily becoming
more limited. For this reason every
orgarim'on, wether dealing in pro
duction or consumption or in the sup
plies and accessories of the industry,
should be represented at this meeting,
William B. Way, secretary of the As
sociation said here last night
A unique feature of the meeting
thla year will be the practical demon
strations of gas appliances. Hundreds
cf email gas appliances rEl le given
and story alike he figures, and in
opera he has held the stage These
many years.
Zane Grey, the distinguished writer
cf stirring stories of the American
West, in his novel "The Last Trail '
made a mysterious one bandit the
figure on which centered the entire
development of the romance a ban
dit operating at night on lonely roads
In a mountainous region, and who
was sJsceptible to the charm of a
woman, risking his life at times to
be with her. This lone bandit has
been transferred to the motion pic
ture by 'Wliiam Fox. who? e film ver
sion cf "The Last Trail" Is to open a
run on Wednesday at the Orpheum
Theatre, The story Is a fascinrtin?
one, and the picture, which Is a super
special production, was .directed by
Emmett J. Flyna.
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