George Lott, University of Chicago
frebhman tennis star, ranked among
the ten bent American net atari Ian
year, aprnt hia week of spring vaca-
" a . I i 11! I . t
tion at Atlanta, mi., geuing in anape
. for the coming tennia season.
Orpheum Theatre
ALL THIS WEEK
BEST SEATS TONIGHT
Ann Nichols' Laufhlnf Hit
NOTE THE SPECIAL PRICES
Eves, and Sat. Mat., $2.00. It BO, $.
W.a. Mai- SI. SO, tl.OO. TSc
BUY SEATS IMMEDIATELY
RIALTO
MOTHERS'
WEEK
A Lauah, A Taw, A CUip and a
Thought ta Carry Home
"THE GOOSE
HANGS HIGH"
A Paramount Plctur
INSTRUMENTAL TRIO
Deri Baker. Helen Oberltes,
Charline Coopar
Comedy Nawa Traval
Symphony Players
Mat. S5c. Nita SO, Chll. 10c
Show, at 1, 3, S, T, 9
Barbour Presides
For Rotary Club
Dr. E. II. Barbour, chairman .1..
department of geology, presided at
u mocung or the Rotary Club of
Lincoln in the ballroom of Hti t i.
com ycsicraay.
Sonlnra at T1 v?
. - uancr univerairu c
. . J . w
io oe exempt from some of fhU
aminations. Thia was decided upon
v i.cuuy meeting where a peti
tion for exemption from all exami
nations was rejected.
THE DAILY NEBR ASK AN
W1
I
ALL THIS WEEK
Beautiful and Bewitching-,
C0RR1NE
GRIFFITH
DECLASSE
I
VAUDKVILLK
,,lrno) Win tia
R VTRYBODY cots
A Carnival of Fun and
Music Haadad by
Will J. Kennedy
& Co.
In an Orlflnal Comedy
"PINCH ME-
In a drllghifti) offering a(
"SONG AND MUSIC"
4 RUBIN! SISTERS
MURRAY o.,,..
STUTZ & BINGHAM
In a Laughable Skit
"THE PERFECT M"
MILT JACK
WOOD & WHITE
Tha Two Dumb Belli In
"MUSIC AND DANCING
TOMFOOLERY"
Mildred & Harry Otto
Tha Eccentric Comlqurs In
"PUBLIC DECEIVERS"
"IDAHO" oV CURRENT NEWS
BABICH AND THE ORCHESTRA"
SHOWS AT 1:507:00 4:00
MUST PLAY TENNIS MATCHES
Woman Slow In Completing
Round In Tourney
Fint
Those taking part in the Woman's
Athletic Association tennis tourna
mcnt have been alow in playing their
first round, which should be complet
ed today with the weather nerm.lt-
ting. ihe second round should be
played by Friday. Miy 15. Ud until
Tuesday noon, less n half of the
first round had been played. The
score stands:
Vivian Quinn vs. Irene McDonald:
Irene McDonald 6-0, 6-2.
Irma Otten vs. Gladys Soukun:
Irma Otten, 6-3 7-5.
Luella Reckmeyer vs. Margaret
Tool; Margaret Tool, 6-1 6-1.
Kathro Kid well vs. Blossom Bens:
.atnro Kid well, 6-0, 6-1.
Mildred Schobert vs. Annis Fred
encKsonj Annis Frederickson, 6-1,
6-2.
Betty Roberts vs. Victoria Kuncl;
Betty Roberts, 6-1, 6-2.
Fraternity Swimming
Meet Is Called Off
The proposed interfraternlty swim
mlng meet will not be hold this year
according to Dr. Clapp who was in
charge of the plans. Considerable in
tcre&t was aroused over the plan and
fourteen fraternities expressed a de
sire to participate if the meet could
be arranged. -Conflicting activities,
however, interfered with the schedul
ing of the event so late in the season.
Dr. Clapp said that the meet would
probably be scheduled next year dur
ing the indoor season.
TO INSTRUCT IN COACHING
Sch.
I- -J B . .
ma- ua oearg uo lo naamajr
Normal for Week
I
Don't Go Back Home
ON THE STAGE
Paulh & Polly
An Amazinf Offerinc
Oihar Entertaining Picturaa
SHOWS AT I. iTi, 7, .
liu
OlD'CflON Of I MfeAftHft
MM
THIS WEEK
Th Yr Bif Mystery Story
"The Monster"
Yon Can't Sol v. It With
LON CHANEY
"THE PACEMAKERS"
H. C. Witwer'e 4th Story
THE CREAT DECIDE"
LARRY SEMON
In a Laugh Sensation
"THE DOME DOCTOR"
SHOWS AT I, 3. S, 7, .
Until you have.
learned to
dance
Advanced
Dancers
Learn the
NEW FOUR
STEP and
other new
dance combin
ation.
MAKE AN
APPOINT.
MENT NOW
WHILE IT'S
ON YOUR
MIND.
CALL
L-6028
STAFF OF
EXPERT
TEACHERS
Coach Bearg and Coach Schulte
will give a coaching course at the
Kearney State Normal during the
first week of the summer session.
June 1 to 8. Coach Bearg will have
charge of the football and basketball
talks and Coach Schulte will give
some of the same coaching advise
XI it. . -
mac nas turned out lour consecu
tive Missouri Valley championship
track teams at the University of Ne
braska. Coach Bearg will return to Lincoln
for the summer session of the Uni
versity which begins June 8. Coach
Schulte has not yet formed definite
plans for this summer.
CARROLL'S
Neb. State Bank Bldg., 15th & O
STAGE DANCING
VAUDEVILLE TRAINING
Students in carpentry at the Ore
gon Agricultural College build mo
del houses as a part of their regular
work. When completed these mini
ature houses embody all the features
of a full-size dwelling and are sold
as playhouses for children.
The journalism department of
Kansas University is to go to Kansas
City sometime soon to get out an
edition of the Kansas City "Kansan."
Last January this same department
came to Topeka and edited one is
sue of the "Topeka Daily Capital."
A wooden model of the "Missabe
Range underground mine" was re
cently presented to the mining engi
neering department of the Univer
sity of Wisconsin.
MANY OPPORTUNITIES
IN SUMMER SESSION
(Continued from Page One.)
York, Supt. R. D. Moriti of Seward,
Supt. 0. A. Wirsig of Kearney, Prof.
W. F. Galpin of the University of
Oklahoma, Norman, Okla., Miss Alice
Cusack, Primary Supervisor, Kansas
City, Mo., Miss Marie Fowler, Pri-
Grandpa Walked!
Father Motored!
Now You Can Fly!
$1.00 and this coupon will take
you a ride in the new five passen
ger air coach until May 18th.
Don't miss it
Lincoln Flying Field
A "chemical show" of useful ex
tracts from waste products is pre
pared at the end of the summer ses
sion by chemical engineering stu
dents at the University of Wisconsin.
The University of Oklahoma plans
to broadcast from their radio station
nightly from now on.
ROY
I've never thought to say that
I like to clean clothes (or tha
faculty, as well as the stu
dents. Deans. Professors, and
Instructors just call B-3677.
mary Supervisor, Kalamaioo, Mich.,
Prof. R. C. McGrane of the Unlver
ity of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Supt A, M. Nelson, Fairbury, Prin
clpal D. E. Porter of the Omaha
Technical High School and Prof. W.
N. Brigance of Wabash College,
Crawfordsville, Ind.
To meet the demand on the part
of schoolmen of Nebraska for the
traaining of teachers in coaching of
athletics, special attention ia given
to courses in coaching football, bas
ketball and track.
The increase in the size of the stu
dent body and the maturity of the
membership of the, Summer Session
have not only justified but required
provision for a large instructional
staff. The quality of instruction is
thus equal to that of the regular sem
esters, and in some departments
superior advantages are offered.
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Simply trimmed and in ex
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large flower, beautifully
posed. Clusters of small
flowers placed at inter
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small, medium or large
shapes, you are certain to
find a becoming model. In
straws and silks all col
ors. Choose a new hat
from Rudge & Guenzel's
to wear at the coming festivities.
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