COEDS FIRE -BEST
SCORE OF SEASON
Lawless Standi High in Past
Weeks Make Point Prone
and Sitting.
Tbe University of Nebraska wo
;ta team fired its best record
targets of the year last week. The
women's total ten-member scor? in
the prone and Bitting position was
1797, an improvement of 89 points
over the previous high' score for
these positions, in me prone posi
tion the co-eds improved their score
17 points, raising their former high
mark of 927 to . .
The best co-ed marksman for the
weck was Isabelle Lawless who made
. of 192 in the prone and sit-
nositions. She also led in the
prone firing where she was tied with
G. Foster, both making a score of
oa D. if. Abbott was second in
both the prone, and the prone and
sitting firing. She made 189 in the
prone and sitting positions, and 97
in the prone position.
K. Kidwell and K. Jensen tied for
third place in the prone shooting,
both making 96. Marie Hermanek,
making 95, was fourth in the prone.
The shooting in the prone posi
tion was against the University of
Oregon, und the University of Wis
consin. In the prone and sitting
position, the match was with the
Oregon Agricultural College.
The scores in the prone and sit
ting positions were:
I. Lawless 192
D. M. Abbott 189
K. Kidwell 183
E. Shively 179
G. Foster - .'. 179
E. Cox -- 177
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN.
OFFER PRIZES FOR ESSAYS
Af Student. May Submit Paper on
Tractor Farming
Prizes of fiftv. fh(r ..j .
dollars hnva 1ui j . .
vvll uiiciuu 10 stu
dents of the PnlWo a.i...u
- o ivunurv
for the best three essays written on
the advantages of tractor farming.
The Drizes are helm v u t
n B" ujr 1,11a u
I. Case Threshing Machine Co.
rti. t i
wmy juniors ana seniors who are
majoring in agricultural engineering
are eligible. Mnnngnta v.
H ... .,14, 411 UO b UC
submitted by June 20. No limit is
placed on length.
MOTOR OUT COMPANY i .till
the reliable Rent-a-Ford place. Time
cnarge only on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday nights. We deliver. Phone
B-6819. Motor Out ComDanv. 1120
P Street. Adv.
M.' McCarthy
K. Jensen
L. Rickmeyer
Flora Root ....
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Miss Botkin Becomes
Assistant Professor
Miss Frances Botkin, who was
graduated from the University of
Nebraska in 1919, has been promot
ed from instructor to assistant pro
fessor of philosophy at Smith Col
lege. Miss Botkin studied at Chi
cago University after receiving her
degree of Master of Arts at Nebras
ka.
Miss Cleo Dyke
won the
FIVE POUND
Box of Candy
last Sunday at 3 o'clock
Have you been a patron at
The Idyl Hour
between 2 and 5 P. M. during
tbii week 7 If not you had bet
ter get busy a Austin gives a
FIVE POUND box away
TODAY
At 3 P. M.
If You Never
Danced a Step
Harvey Carrol
and hit staff
Xpert can
you the very lat
est dances In
cluding the new
est variations in
the Walts. . Fox
trot, and One
ten In Just a
lew lessons.
Advanced
Dancers
Leant the Taaf e
ad New Fes
t r t combina
tions. FOR APPOINT
MENT. CALL
L-4028.
Jib
Yt r vr r k
iyja
Carroll's
Nebraska State Bonk Bid, lath and O.
DUNLAP
HATS
FOR SPRING ARE
READY. THEIR DIS
TINCTIVENESS AND STYLE AP
PEAL TO WELL
DRESSED MEN.
"The
Metropolitan"
7$
MAGEE'S
Total team score
Average
..1797
.179.7
Exchanges
SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE
The board of trustees has passed
resolutions backing the faculty in
their teaching of the evolutionary
theory.
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
Instruction of football players by
moving pictures is the latest idea of
coaching.
DENVER UNIVERSITY If the
zoning ordinance of the city of
Denver is passed, organizations will
be grouped on a block of property
adjoining the campus, which is own-
ANNOUNCEMENT
,Frey and Frey offer to the students who submit the
'best manuscript of not' more than three hundred
words using the slogan "Say It With Flowers" these
prizes.
FIRST PRIZE $15.00 Bouquet of Roses, or $15.00
in CASH.
SECOND PRIZE $10.00 Bouquet of Roses, or
$10.00 in CASH. .
THIRD PRIZE $7.50 Bouquet of Roses, or $7.50 in
CASH.
All manuscripts must be in the Frey and Frey Store,
1338 O Street, by six o'clock on the evening of April
10, 1925.
Competent judges will select the best three manu
scripts and will award the prizes the week of May 3.
FREY and FREY reserves the right to use any of the
essays submitted for publication or advertising.
One of these ROSE prizes would be very much ap
preciated by Mother on Mothers' Day, May 10, how
ever this is optional with the winner.
FREY & FREY
1338 0 STREET
"Say It With Flowers
Famouis
Tells
OUCH !
eRiit&
Ouch,-it's famous, frequent and not at
all funny-unless it's yelled by your
best friend, or your best enemy, or the
psychology prof.
This little fellow up at the top was try
ing to put up a hook for his new Kup
penheimer suit. He doesn't seem in a
very good mood at present. But we'll
give odds that when he wears the new
suit he'll also wear a smile of satisfac
tionand forget all about that finger.
MAGEE
ed by the University and subject to
modified faculty supervision.
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
Fencing classes for men have been
introduced, and classes for women
will be started when enough enroll
in the course.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
Students here use silverware for
something else than eating. The
University cafeteria replaces its sup
ply every year.
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-
Homecoming day wa a day of cele
bration not to be over-looked. Stu
dents, found drunk, were tried in
the court of the student council.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
A lone Russian girl is competing with
hundreds of American men in the
pursuit of technical training in the
College of Mechanics.
COLGATE UNIVERSITY
Freshmen must wear black socks and
ties except on Sundays and holidays,
must carry matches, remain seated
in the theaters until all upperclass
men have left, and obey all orders
of seniors.
TOWNSEND Portraits. "Pre
serve the present for the future."
Adv.
ROY
SEZ
Gosh, I hope the DEAN
don't five too many o yu
Suys tha boot cux el he
oee, then I'll ret the boot
Into the street.
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CHICAOO, ILLINOIS
ORPHEUM Z. MAR. 20-21
BARGAIN MATINEE SATURDAY
Written and Stayed by Leon Gordon
A VIVID PLAY OF LOVE IN THE TROPICS
2 YEARS IN NEW YORK 1 YEAR IN LONDON
DDH0!? nite $i.oo, $i. so, $2.00, $2.50 PIITQTAY
rKlLIj mat. 50c, $1.00, $i.so rLiUiJ 1A
MAIL ORDERS NOW SEATS ON SALE MARCH 12
MON.
TUES.
WED.
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WHERE THOUSANDS MEET THOUSANDS DAILY
All Lincoln will be talking about the attraction
Mr. & Mrs. Orville Stamm
In a Gorgeous Orpheum Circuit Offering
"DAY DREAMS"
With VERCELLE SISTERS, DURRIS WHITNEY and PEGGY PERCEL
Tommy Van & Sarah Vernon
A duo of Musical Comedy Favorites in
"THE OLD HOAK"
THE COTTON PICKERS
Presenting a company of all white artists characterizing the
Southern Negro with
MICKEY & ELSIE McGARRY
And CERT COLEMAN, WALTER SWARTZ, RAY KELLY and
rr, tn J. SMIlrl
Homer Romaine
Aerial Eccentricities
CREST & FARRELL
A duo of Versatile Funsters known as
"TWO SHEIKS"
TEN SCARS MAKE A MAN'
Last Chapter
MINUTE NEWS and CURRENT VIEWS
"HARK"
COMING THUR.-FRI.-SAT.
The big-seat laughinf act playing the Orpheum Circuit
Herbert Williams
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BABICH AND HIS PRIZE ORCHESTRA
SHOWS AT 2:30, 7:00, 9:00 MATS. 25c, NITE SOe; GAL. 20c
This
Week
RIALTO
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Week
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George Fitzmaurice Gorgeous Production
Fashion's Playground. A k.
polo match of picked beau- v
ties blondes vs. brunettes li II llnJfl 1 ppTSj
In bathing suits. .fl'll I I SZL
Society splendor. An aero- I lill wt J
plane honeymoon. TTllill llvV "ijfce"ia!
The undersea dance sym- ' jV. jfgifli 111 I VJ 3
bol of man's eternal quest. 6 iJIlklll uKSE
Frisco's Bohemia and Ha- AT'J'CTMoV ' " slMVOl I
waiian dancing maids per- rSS! VSl Tn. Ik5w "" '
forming in an artist's stu- I
notional Picture
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ON THE STAGE
"Pearls of the Deep"
Atmospheric Prologue
"SEALEGS"
A new wave of laughter
NEWS TRAVEL TOPICS
RIALTO SYMPHONY PLAYERS
JEAN L SCHAEFER, Cond.
HERBERT MACAHAN, Organist
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SHOWS AT t, 3, S, , 9. MATS. 35c. NITE SOe. CH1L. lOe.
1 THIS L-RIC WEEK I
"HARK I -
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KENNETH I
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ft Picture foil. V.ii
All -Ol 1 1 AH i7 ROSEMARY
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P VERY minute a thrill SlON, , .A1 Vill
every thrill a delight. r ,; ' I lXM I
Great days in old Ken- 4 3ilT!lM U
mcky. Loves and adven- i' t s Jl i f -V U
tures of the turf. A film UtlJAfV f
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9f Cf " ty Gerald Beaumont Wvn UA II "J fl 1 1 1 i)
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An Artistic Noveltjr Presented hjr
ALSO JOE ZIMMERMAN at GIRLIE
"O. K. CUPID" THEFOXHUNT"
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Final Story with Jack Dempey 1
' NEWS Tap tea Cross Ward PusxUs
Fable KinogTama .
CONCERT ORCHESTRA
J. C N. RICHARDS, D. C CASTERDAY, Orfanlsts E V. C McVAV. Dsrsclssr U
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Shows Start at 1-3-5-7-9 P. M.
MATIN 1EJ Kta. KICHT Me. CHUXKEM ls.
SHOWS Start stl.LM.U m. Mai. J5i NiU 49h CL0. I0.
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