THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
x
riiEv
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
AT THE THEATRES
ENGINEERING SOCIETY GROWS
AIM 18 TO MAKE EVERY STUDENT
IN DEPARTMENT MEMBER
OF ORGANIZATION.
The Engineering Boclety was orgnn
lzed In the year 1900 and originated
in the brain of Bruco Benedict, M. E
'01, now director of the Bhop labora
torlos at the University of IllinoiH
Prior to 1900 there was In the in
dustrial college a flourishing electrical
engineers society and a mediocre
civil engineers' club. There waB no
mechanical engineers' organization
Mr. Benedict, being a mechanical
engineer, was left out, as it woro, and
bo ho Bet about the work of eftecthig
the union of the various engineering
clubB NeedleBB to Bay, he was sue
cobbiuI and the Engineering society
haB been prosperous ever since.
The aim of the society Ib to bring
before its members prominent en
gineers, and also to keop the men in
the variouB departments in closer
touch wlthfeach other
The membership n6v includes
about two-thirds of the entire enroll
ment of Vho engineering college and
it 1b hoped that before Engineers'
Week Is over many more names will
be added to the list. The prosent aim
of the society Is to make every en
gineer a member, thus marking It the
strongest organization in the Univer
sity.
' WPB
f
L08T
LOST Dolta Gamma bar pin Ko
turn to "Rag" ofllco
LOST A small Masonic pin. Finder
pleaso loavo at "Rag" ofllco
BLUE PRINT OUT TOMORROW.
Printers Working Night and Day on
Engineers' Publication.
Some masks emphasize
rather than conceal.
Our Kensington clothes
wear a mask of distinction
that only emphasizes their
strong qualities.
Kensingtons are ready-to-wear,
but they are not
"made" as other ready
made clothes are made.
They are "built" and
built with all the care and
skill that jiie most expert
designers and tailors can
instil into them.
We want you to stop
and see the new models
for spring $20 to $40.
MAGEE & DEEMER
LOST A Delta Zota pin in tho Tomplo
Saturday evening. Reward If re
turned to this ofllco.
LOST Swan's Safoty fountain pen,
between campus and 1B0O S St. Ro
turn to "Rag" ofllco.
LOST A stick pin. In Library build
ing; gold crescent with Bmall dia
mond. Return to Registrar's ofllco
P. M. Fling. 99-2t
FOR SALE
FOR SALE A good mandolin cheap
Auto L 8810 1621 M St 90 3t
Oliver Theatre
TODAY, 2:30 TONIGHT, 8:15
Tho World's Groateit Actor
FORBES ROBERTSON
IN
"The Passing of the Third Floor
Back"
Mat., $1.60 to 50c. Night, $2 to 50c
Frl., 8at. &. 8at. Mat., Mar. 8-9
GEO. SIDNEY In "BU8Y IZZY."
Lincoln
Aurorn
Red Oak
The first issue of tho Blue Prin
will make Its appearaip&. tomorrow
afternoon. The engravings arrived
last week, after a month's de-lay
Since then the printers have been
working overtime to get the Blue
Print out during Engineers' Week
Tho second Issue will come out in
May
The publication of tho engineering
college has been changed from an
annual to a soml-annual, because thore
1b enough material for two issues, and
also because all of the universities the
size of Nebraska or larger support
more than one copy a year of the en
gineering publication The Univer
sity of Mlnnetibta supports a quarterly,
Michigan a semi-annual and Wlscon
sla a monthly
The Blue Print sells for 50 cents a
copy and with each one 1b given a
copy of tho similar publications of
Colorado, Minnesota and Michigan.
Every year exchanges are made with
tho schools mentioned above.
Posters will be put up either this
afternoon or tomorrow announcing
where the Blue Print can be obtained
All studentB Bhould visit the "Col
lego Inn Barber Shop at 127 North
12th. S L. Chaplin, Prop.
Field Geology.
All- men regiBtored In courses 21
and 22 are requested to moet In U. 5
this evening at 7:00 o'clock sharp.
Conference will last about one hour.
Important. N. A. BBNGTSON.
tively no complimentary tickets will
be Issued, and that, furthermore, thoH
dance will be Btrlctly limited. Each
officer 1b required to soli a prescribed
number of tickets. TIiIb dance Is be
ing given to pay off the deficit left
from the military ball.
Have Graves print it for you. 233
North Eleventh St.
UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN
C. A. Tucker
JEWELER
S. S. Shean
OPTICIAfN
1123 0 STREET YELLOW FRONT
Your Patronagt Solicited
LINCOLN M AT,NETBXoTAV8n,d3oy) "3
ORPHEUM
y;Vo0?ft09B ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
Commencljjg 1vnm7-NJflhiMarch 4
"FEAR
CARSON AND WILLARD
THE FARBER GIRL8
THE E8THOR TRIO
AL AND FANNIE 8TEADMAN
08CAR LORAINE
PAUL AZARD TRIO
PRICE8 Matinee, 15c and 25c
Nights, 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c
For your Bteaka, Chop aad Qik
8errio Visit
Tho New York Chop House
Open Day and Night
1840 O 8trot
I
ENGINEERS' WEEK.
3. Special Issue of "The Dally
DebraBkan," March 7. '
4. Smoker. Delta Upsllon .
-- house, Thirteenth and R. 8:00
p. m.f March 8.
Banquet. 6:00 p. m March
Llndell Hotel.
k. sL i- ,t ,u y ,u, .m
fv 'T r r r "r" "r T T r T1 T T r t
Georgo Bros., expert printers, en
gravers and embossers, 13th and N.
Thesis Work.
In connection with thesis work In
the electrical department, C. J. Mowry
Is making some extensive tests In
electric sign llumlnatlon. Many of
tho downtown electric signs have been
Inspected to determine tho voltage
and current that tho signs actually re
ceive. Tho sign letters have been
measured and tho watts per square
foot of illuminated surface ascertained.
Make your dates early with Hagen
Bick'a Orchestra. Auto B-2990. M
TO HOLD MILITARY INFORMAL.
Colonel Smith Chosen Chairman,
Letton Master of Ceremonies.
At a meeting of the Officers' club
yesterday, Coloned Smith was chosen
chairman and Captain Letton master
of coromonios to tako charge of tho
militaw ball informal, which will bo
held some time this spring. One' of
the innovations declddd upon by the
officers was to the effect that posl-
C. H. Frey. florist. 1133 O St.
tf
Borrowman Writes Article.
An Illustrated article on tho disin
tegration of cinder concrete, by Pro
fessor Borrowman, has been accepted
by the "Journal of Industrial and En
gineering , Chemistry," and will prob
ably appear in one of the spring is
sues. It is the result of some suc
cessful research on thta subject, deal
ing with, the causes and prevention
of tho decay of thlB structural material.
SIMMONS the PRINTER
PRINTING
ENCRAVINC
BVIBOS8ING
Auto. a3!9. 317 South lath St.
Dr. Orin Lamb
DENTIST
V. of W. Clnaa of Ml
B3740 208 Gnnter Bldg. 12th O
WARTHON'S A
Original, Electric, Shoe
Repair Factory
Always reliable and up to
the minute
142 North 12th Street
Woolcly shipments of tho best there
is in chocolates.
Huvler's Whitman's
Lovuney's AnOBrottio
iwuurniu vumou) irosn evory uuy.
Meler Drug Co.
I3th rn.net O
I
IprintihgI
Xck
s lA ' hi
uncoiM-nun
flTSee us for your
f next job of
printing. Personal
supervison enables
us to make each job
please. 128 N. 14 St.
Cotton Becomes Captain.
First Lieutenant Harry Cotton was
promoted totho captaincy of Com
pany C to fill the vacanoy caused by
the serious illness of L. A. Welch.
The moment you put on
clothes made to your meas
ure, you see the vast differ
ence between merchant
tailored and ready made.
Our .way costs no more.
Besure to see our linef irst.
College Tailors
Dollege View, Nebraska
Phone -A-Q
We serve the purest and
best HOT and COLD RE
FRESHMENTS in thejeity
Huyler's Chocolates
$1.00 Foutain Pens
$1.00 Safety Razors
Student's 3-Course Lunch 15c
9elih
ctirltorcr
SB
rr
V
( !
