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A mass meeting will be called tomorrow night nt 7;30 o'clock at Library Hall and prominent alumni, professors and debaters will deliver addresses. Efforts are now being made to secure the University bond and Gleo Clubs. Professor R. L. Ly man will preside." 'Che above was'tnken from the Wis consin Cardinal and shows how they aro preparing for Nebraska. It has been and is quite evident that Wiscon sin is doing all within hojr power to defeat Nebraska tonight. Theirteam has been given dally foronslc fencing by Mr. Michael B. Olbrlck, Prof. R. L. Lyman and Grovor G. Huebner. Noth ing has been left undone and if No braska wins tonight she wins against the strongest debaters Wisconsin has ever had In the field. DELTA TAU WINS FROM BETA. Much Interest Shown in Inter-Frat Baseball Large Crowd Out. Delta Tnu Dolta won a close game from their old rlvnls, Beta Thota PI by a score .of 7 to 4. Much Interest was taken In tho game yesterday, as Delta Tau was the old champion and Beta tho runner up. Tho game was evenly played -and thoresult shows tho comparative strength of-tho teams about as it should be. "Fat" Stratton llmplrod the game- Tho line-up was as.folldws: Beta. Delta Tau. Wyman c" Carroll Bell, D p ......... .Jennings Raber..... ss ..... ...Wilson, D. Browne 1st McLaughlin McCrao 2d Little Clark 3d Denslow Pratt If Learner Bell, P cf Drain Murphy rf Wilson Cheered Debaters Up. Madison, Wis., April 18 The Uni' verslty of Wisconsin students held a great mass meeting tonight to givo the Madison debaters enthuslnsm for their contest with the Nebraska debating team on Friday night. Members of tho faculty and several student orators spoke in encouraging terms. -Nearly 2,000 were present. TlS April 20. Senior Prom. Lincoln Hotel. Nebraska-Wisconsin dobatc. Madi son, Wis. April 24. Competitive drill. Stato Farm. Senior men meet. U. 10G at 11 a. m. April 26. Ass'jclated Barbs nominate Athletic Board ticket. Memorial Hall. April 27. Agriculture Commence- School ment. of April 28. Senior party at Stato Farm. May 4. B Company Hop. Fraternity Hall. May 5. "Junior Doings." Stato Farm, the evening. In May 21-22. Theodore Thomas Orchestra Audi torium. May 24. College of Medicine Commencement. Omaha. May 25. Annual competitive drill. Pan-Hellenic Hop. Auditorium. May 29-June 2. Cadet Encampment. June 4-9. Semester examinations. June 11. Senior Play. Oliver Theater. June 14. Thirty-fifth Annual Commencement. Convocation Program. Friday, April 20 Music. Monday, April 23 Dr. H. B. Lowroy, "Stephen Phillips." Wednesday, April 25 Prof. E. A. Rosa, "Political Decay." An interpre tation. Friday, April 27 Music. 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