THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
100 HIGHS ARB
TO ENTER DEBT
Athletic Department Receiving
Blank For Track Meet
on May 7 and 8
ENTRY LIST CLOSES SOON
About one hundred high schools
re expected to enter the State IIih
School track meet to be held at the
stadium May 7 and 8. Thirteen
blanks have already been mailed Into
tho atlilctic office. All blanks were
to be mailed in not later than April
20 un1 manv are expected in the
next few days.
Tin followinir hitch Bchools have
mailed In their list of entries.
Tobias: Acker, Gill, Taylor, Te
snr, Legrand, Bamcr, Fisher, Allen,
Lyman.
Neligh: Puker, Williams, Reiss,
I.nmson. Romiir. Thompson, Haber-
stroh, Van Vlcck, JohnRon, Stinson.
Stanton: Wolverton, Lund, Pont,
Kucster, Ditmnn, Schneider, Kaus
senbaum, Kntcr.man.'
Wilbur: Wicina, Kuzelka, Jancck,
Ilouser, Cerny, Chab," Zclenka.
Holbrook: Keyos, DuBois, Wan
row, Turner, Clinton, Werner, Sporh,
Hildebrand, Ya Rue, Hartunp, Shuss.
Cambridge: Carroll, Coder, Hil
ton, Lauritson, Mayo, Mousel, Rich
ardson, Sexton, Smith, Trumble, II.,
Trumble, C.
David City: Becker, Ficke, Hinds,
Johnson, Howe, Schulz, Ball, Thomas,
Scott, Faytingen.
Cathedral: Dowd, Daily, Fenton,
Big Springs: Robinson, Wright,
Tillman, Mercer, Stuart.
Bethany: Gardner, Shuman.
Arlington: Miller, Hammang,
Ludington, Fitch, Bevelhimer, Rhea,
Decker.
Milford: Welch, Houderschneldt,
Trabert, Tossie, Wertman, Griffee,
Mundehenke, Krueger, Anderson,
Walke..
Intcrfratcrnity
Baseball
Five games were played yesterday
In the interfratcrnity baseball series.
Two close games were played. Al
pha Theta Chi nosed out Phi Gam
ma Delta in the seventh inning, a
very opportune timo, as It was ncces-
ary to stop the game after that
frame. Beta Theta Pi and Delta
Chi and Delta Chi played to a tie, 19
to 19, in nine innings. This contest
will be played off on Sunday.
Tho tournament is progressing
rather slowly, as many of the games
have to be postponed. Not all of
the first round games have been
completed yet, although according to
tho schedule, the second set should
be finiBhcd by tonight.
Yesterday's Results
Delta Sigma Lambda 13, Delta
Tau Delta 8.
Alpha Theta Chi 10, Thi Gamma
Delta 9.
Alpha Tau Omega 19, Alpha Sig
ma Phi 12.
Theta Chi 11, SUrma Chi B.
Beta Theta Ti 19. Delta Chi 19
(nine innings)
Phi Delta Theta Lambda Chi Al
pha, postponed.
Fhi Stoma Kappa Farm House
postponed.
Alpha Gamma Rho Kappa Sigma
postponed.
Phi Kappa Psi Delta Upsilon
postponed.
Alpha Theta Chi Delta Tau Del
ta, postponed.
Today's Games
Alpha Tau Omega vs. Sigma Chi,
1 o'clock, Rock Island Fark.
Theta Chi vs. Alpha Sigma Thi,
3:30, Rock Island Park.
Pi Kappa Alpha vs. Sigma Nu,
o'clock, Ag College.
Acacia vs. Pi Kappa Thi, 6:30, Ag
College.
Phi Delta Theta vs. Lambda Chi
Alpha, 4 o'clock, Lincoln High.
ENGINEERS ARE
READYFORWEEK
Plant For Annual Celebration
And Open House are
Progressing
PARADE WILL BE MAY S
Plans for Engineers' Week, May
3 to 8, are almost completed. Work
on the fifteen-ton highway bridge,
being erected north of Administra
tion building, is progressing rapidly.
A number of students were assisting
with the work yestorday.
Ted Johnson, who is in charge of
window displays reports that final
arrangements have been made and
that the displays will be put in place
early Monday morning, May 3. Each
department including the Agricul
tural and Geology department will be
represented.
O. J. Ferguson, dean of tho Col-
loira of Enolneerlnflr. will deliver
fifteen-minute talk over radio station
KFAB at 10:30 this morning, in
which he will describe the main fea
tures.nf Engineers' Week and es
peclally Engineers' Night. Within
the next few days announcements
will be made from stations KOIL and
WOAW located in Council Bluffs and
Omaha. This is being done in order
that neopla throughout the state may
avail themselves of the coming oppor
tunity to visit the Engineering col
lege of thia university.
Parade To Be Representative
The annual Engineers' Parade will
pass down O street at noon Wednes
day. May 6. Each department is
entering a float that will in some way
represent the type and class of work
done by it. Tho University band
will be an addition to this year's pa
rade. Don Hannon, chairman of the
parade committee, reports that work
has already been started on several
of the floats.
Programs which will bo distributed
to the public as a guide book on
Engineers' Night have already gone
to press. All the events such as
pouring Iron in the foundry, welding
thermite in the chemistry building,
and testing insulators in the electri
cal laboratory, will be listed with di
rections and instructions as to how
to find any of the engineering build
ings on the campus. Over seven
thousand programs were distributed
at Engineers' Night last year.
Blue print posters and signs will
be placed in conspicuous places about
the campus today announcing the
program for Engineers' Week. Spe
cial posters have been designed by
students taking architectural en
gineering to be used as part of the
downtown window displays.
Students Go Buggy Riding
As a result of a docree at Baylor
University that no women could go
for automobile rides after dark, for
ty men and women went for buggy
rides.
EAT AT
Commercial Lunch
1238 ."O" St.
Under New Management
Dancing School
Lsara to Dane for IS. OO.
Opoa Daily '
Franzmath.es Academy
101S N Itml
TRADE
YOUR OLD WATCH
FOR A NEW ONE
LIBERAL ALLOWAVrn
NO MATTER HOW OLD
Boyd Jewelry Co.
Club Plan Jewelers
1042 0 Across from Gold's
Mother's Day-May 9th
We Carry a Complete Line
of
Mother's Day Cards
Latsch Brothers
STATIONERS
1118 "O" St.
CHILD'S PLAT ON SATURDAY
Students Will
the Fairies"
Present "Pinkie and
in Temple Theater
The Children's Theater will present
the three act play "Pinkie and the
Fairies" by W. Graham Robertson
in the Temple Theater Saturday af
ternoon and evening, May 1. The
play is under the direction of Miss
Fern Hubbard, instructor in the Dra
matic Art Department.
The play is a fantasy and the set
tings are laid in a woods and a gar
den. Many pupila of the children's
dramatic classes will take part. The
university students in the cast are:
Arvilla Hanson, Paul Pence, Donald
Helmsdoerfer, and Ernest Lundgren.
DELICIOUS
EATS
Rector's
Sanitary
Fountain
NEW
SHIRTS
COLLAR ATTACHED
Here's a presentation that will
interest the College man
these shirts are correctly tail
ored to insure excellent fit
Broadcloths and Madras plain
colors as well as the newer
stripes and over plaids splen
did variety that makes your se
lection comparatively easy.
$2
S. & H. GREEN STAMPS
UGEfflEIITS
Saturday's Games
Phi Kappa Psi vs. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, 9 o'clock, Rock Island Park.
Kappa Psi vs. Delta Upsilon, 1 1 o'
clock, Rock Island Park.
Sigma Phi Epsilon vs. Delta Chi,
11 o'clock, Ag College.
Delta Tau Delta vs. Alpha Theta
Chi, 2:30, Rock Island Park.
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1210 "O" St.
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Leather Goods
Fountain Pen Sets
Fine Stationery
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