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THE DAILY N E B R A S K A N
Engineers Give
Big Snake-Dance,
Smoker and Rally
The biRRcst engineers' rally for sev
eral years was held Wednesday night
in the German hall at Tenth and N
streets. The shop men gathered in
front of the Armory ,ind marched to
the hall behind ('apt Sullivan and his
Dutch band, giving a snake dance on
the way.
"Kid" Wells and "Knockout" Morri
son fought three rounds to a draw as
a starter for (he c cuing The bout
had all the, ear-marks of a frame up
Pharos and Gunther put on a good
wrestling match Hugh Smith and Joel
McLafferty, also, gave an exhibition of
high class pugilism Pi of Mickey ref-ereed
At this point most of the faculty en
tered life lfall and Were sent to the
stage Heie it was discovered that
"Doc" Maxey had disguised himself as
an engineer to sp out the enemy's
camp. lie was punished bv being
forced in silence to hear the engineer
ing professors expose his character,
after which he was given ten minutes
rebuttal.
Dean Stout presided. Professors
Bridgman, Iloflman, Chase, Ferguson
and Chalbuin talked to the shop men,
and amused themselves b telling
anecdotes on ach other The engi
neering quartet proved to be very-popular
University Secures
Exhibit of Works
of Bohemian Artists
The University has secured tho
loan of the Bohemian art exhibit be
longing to Itudorr Hushka of Momemm
and it is now on exhibition in the art
gallery The collection consists en
tirely of the works of the best modern
artists. Among the numorous etch
lugs are several large portraits of
modern poets, authors and statesmen,
and many landscapes treating sub
jects in various parts of Kurope
Besides the etchings which consti
tute the greater part of the collection,
there are several good examples of
the lithographic art Especially good
are tin three portraits by M Svnbin-
skv, which show the wonderful flesh
effects obtained by drawing on stone
The exhibit was tent to America at
the ieuest of the uni ersil ies of
Iowa, Minnesota and Nebraska. It
will lemain in the art gallery for two
weeks and will probably be placed on,
exhibition in the public library for a
few diijs befoie it is sent back to the
ow ner.
Gem nil meeting of medics and pre
medics Fiiday, Api il IK 7, P M N 210
Important meeting Everybody come
Mrs K W. Ellis, a missionary from
China will lead the college girls' meet
ing Kiiday noon at 12 o'clock
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