THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday. May 19, 1922
CRNER STONE TO
V BE LAID IN FALL
Six 1fty additional time lino been
Krnlod by the Mate eapltol com
,IhhIhi H prospective bidders on
nvcniy-Hlx different kinds of con
atru'tl work on Uio north and
Mouth wings, which are Included In
Hie gli'Ht section of tho now eapltol
Tl,0 tlmo lor opening and tabulating
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Liberty Concert Orchestra
Arthur .1. Ilablrli, Director
International News Weekly
Showing Snhjtyt and I'olnt
of Interest
DOROTHY DALTON
In the Paramount Tlrtnre
THE ROMANTIC AOVKNTl RESS'
CHARLES GIRARD & CO.
riienomenul Wizard of tho l'inno
Flanagan & Stapleton
, A Convenient Courtship
TID BITS OF 1922
A Timely Mixture of Melody
and Ianee
ELLIOTT & WEST
Homebody's Children
SEALO
The 8eJ with the Human Drain
Shown Start at :S0. 7:00. 9:00
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bids has boon got ahead from Juno 8
to Juno 14 at 9 n. in., In order to
give contractors morn lime to tlRuro.
Tho commission has practically de
cided that tho laying of tho corner
Mono for tho now odirieo shall take
placo durlnn stale lair week In Sop
torn her. That Is considered the most
suitable llmo, as thousands of visi
tors from OTer the state will be In
Lincoln then and will have an oppor
tunity to view the progress mado on
tho building.
AH members of the ranttol com.
mission will be present except posihly
W. . Head who Is ulannlK a trin
abroad In July from which he may
not retudn until late In September
Governor McKelvIe will probably of-
f'iclate at the cornerstono ceremonial
Tho stono will bo at tho northeast
corner. Historical material to he
Placed nnsldo It Is now being com-
piled. ,
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FARM HOUSE WINS FRAT
BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Farm House. wo . Intel fraternity
baseball rhamplohoi,,,) at the I'nlver
slty c.f Nebraska Wednesday after
noon by defeating Heta Theta PI nt
Uok Island park, 4 to 3.
Three runs In the sixth frame
cinched the title for tho Farm House
nine. Gernrdo singled and arrived
on third when Ross rapped a one-ply
Mow. Ross wiped second and Som
mers walked. Lcibers' two base hit
brought In a trla of scores. Som
mers of the Farm House hit a homer
In the fourth.
Hartmnn, on the hillock for the vic
tors, hurled a nice game, allowing but
live hits. Score by innings:
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Farm House 000 103 0004 2 5
Heta Thota Pi .... 101 000 1003 5 3
Ratterles Hartman and Bloss; Del
zoll and ePtty.
TP.APSHOTS TO HEAD
FOR NORTH PLATTE
THIS WEEK
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Entertaining Features
START AT 1, S. S, 1,
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Rialto Symphony Players
JeM I Schafer, Coadnctor
Pathe Semi- Weekly News
The. World's ETenta VUnallied
Topical and Travel Pictures
Showing Sabjecta and Tolnta of
Intereat
"HE LOVES HER STILL"
A Tiew Irlm Subject
8te Hettln
"CAVE OF THE NYMPHS
A TernlehoreMi uttering preaented
by Frmacea Carrathece Girl
"ONE GLORIOUSAY"
SHOWS START AT 1-S-5-7-S Sharp
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NORTH PLATTE, Neb., May 18.
The state trapshocting tournament
will be held in North Platte from May
2o to 25, inclusive, and George L.
Carter, secretary Jof the Nebraska
State Sportsman's Association, ar
nud here Wednesday with the two
diamond trophies which will be con
tested for Gunners from all parts of
ti.e ti. to will take part in the tourney.
These Jokes may be old
And Should be on the shelf
But if you don't like them
Send in some yourself.
The Exhaust
Didn't the old school look funny
without our old friends (?) the Seniors?
Think of this place next year with
the seniors permanently gone. Cut
there will be a new crop of Freshies
and perhaps we can train them up
to partially take the places of those
who have gone before. Of course they
can't be just like the present class
the race is bound to improve.
We have heard of "petting" parties.
We suppose the next thing will be
"Conipet-ing parties."
Is your registration finished? In
other words, have you a little sched
ule in your home?
And next week is the officially des
ignated "Cram Week."
The newest field for the imagina
tion is the invention of a new system
of initials, whereby Fd. could signify
Forward to the head of the class. But
we wish the originator of the com
plete systi-m would publish it and
help the rest of us out of our misery.
The reason her father Is hard-boiled
Is that hlH wife keeps him In hot wat
er all tho time.
Take warning she Is like her
mother.
The Calendar
Friday, May 19.
Omega Beta PI dance, Lincolnshire.
Sigma gamma Kpsllon banquet, the
Lincoln.
I'tilon closed meeting, 8:15 p. m.
Kearney Club picnic, 6 p. m., Penn
Woods.
Kappa Alpha Theta spring party,
Chamber of Commerce.
Dolinn open meeting 8:15 p. m., Fa
culty hall.
Iota Sigma Pi meeting.
Alpha Kappa Psl dance, Ellen Snrith
hall.
Alpha Chi Omega house dance.
Alpha Omicron Pi spring party, at
Llndoll.
Palladian picnic, Crete.
Saturday, May 20.
Catholic Student Club banquet,
0:15 p. m., Lincolnshire.
Saturday, May 20
Teaver City picnic, Capital Beach.
Silver Lynx house dance.
Alpha Gamma Rho picnic, Penn.
Woods.
Chi Omega spring party, tho Lin
coln. Kappa Sigma spring party, K. of C.
hall. '
Delta Upsilon Lawn party, Chapter
house.
Delta Chi picnic, Horkey's Park,
Crete.
Delia Zeta spring party, Chamber of
Commerce.
Uni. Art Club picnic, 3 p. m., River
side Park. ,
Kappa Phi Mothers' day party, 3-6
p. m., Ellen Smith hall.
Dormitory dance, Ellen Smith hall.
Sunday, May 21
TI Beta Phi Parents' Day.
Catholic Students' Club meeting, 3
p. m., K. of C. Hall.
In Years Gone By.
Twenty Years Ago Today
The University Glee Club was
formed and plans were made for a
permanent organization to develop
the musical side of the University and
to perpetuate college songs.
Fourteen Years Ago Today
The athletic board voted to author
ize the issuance for the first time, of
season athletic tickets to students foi
tho price of three dollars.
Eleven Years Ago Today
Omaha took first place in the Ne
braska interscholastice track meet
held on the athletic field.
Seven Lears Ago Today
Dr. Fling left for Lake Mohawk,
New York, to attend the international
arbitration meeting held there.
Six Years Ago Today
Five hundred university students
enjoyed Omaha's hospitali'y. Many
business houses were visited and the
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day was ended with a dance.
Five Years Ago Today
General Fershing's call to lead the
first expeditionary force of the Am
erican troops to France made it im
possible for him to keep his engage
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mencement address.
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