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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1913
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MUSIC SENIORS' PLAY
CONSERVATORY 8ENIOR8 GIVE A
.NEW PLAY UNDER TITLE "HI8
HOME TOWN GIRL."
J. H. PRINCE IN LEADING ROLE
Cast Composed Mostly of Seniors With
Girls in Many Masculine Parts
- Seat Sale Commences
Today.
The Senior class of the Conservatory
,of Music uro making preparations to
:glve a musical play on June 4, in the
Temple under the tltlo of "His Home
Town Girl." The play was written by
Thomas Swift and John Mulgren, and,
though having been presented in Chi
cago several times, it will receive its
.Initial presentation to a Lincoln aud
ience when played by the Convorsa
lory Seniors.
The piece Is being played by a cast
-composed entirely of Seniors with the
exception of John T. Prince, Jr., who
is coaching and carrying the leading
role in the production, and is an in
structor In the conservatory. There
will be a chorus of some twenty Sen
iors and undergraduates, while about
lialf of the cast and chorus are girls
impersonating masculine parts.
The cast follows:
Billy Watson J. T. Prince
X.afe Powers, Col. Powers' son..
Eugenia Fairman
Mr. Connors Oscar Schavland
I. Powers, for mayor
Margaret Grove
Mr. Sully, a printer Grace Wattles
i Mr. .Darius Drake, a printer....
'. Celene Barger
Stephen Hoag, chief of the fire de
partment Helen Burns
Marjary Powers. .. .Elizabeth Bonnell
Mary -Drake : . . .Achsah Went
Dolly Leadem "Leota Combs
Mrs. Leadem Nettle. Meyer
Eulalla Brlggs, with a soul
Mary Schroeder
Setting in Grundy Center.
Sale of seats commences today in
the ofllce of the conservatory at 16c
.and 25c.
Ag. Society Makes Appointments.
The executive committee of "United
Agricultural Society," announce the
appointment of the following commit
dees:
As- Week
Hugh Raymond, chairman; Miss
, Althla Kjelson, Ben Arendorft, Miss
Mary Rokahr, Henry Jones, Miss
Vera Armstrong.
;Social Committee.
Harold Pier, chairman; Miss Grace
Haitlon, John Schulte, Miss Anna
Kraus. '
;Entdrlalnment Committee
W '&??', , Edith Tully
rleportqrlarCommitteo
ROBERT "STEELE.
Sig Chis, Wrathy at Story
of Burglary, Threaten to
Hold Up "Cornhusker"
Indications Thursday ev.ening pointed to the expurgation of
another Cornhusker with a possible delay of weeks in issuing. The
objection is being raised by the Sigma Chi fraternity because of
alleged objectionable matter with which their name is connected.
The item in particular is an account of a supposed burglary com-
mitted upon a neighboring sorority house in which a number of
chairs and other pieces of furniture were deftly J'eMOVUd to other
quarters.
Members of the frat have taken the matter up with the school
authorities" and attempted to get the objectionable page removed
before the issue. The issue has been delayed until the matter can
be looked into. Whether or not the objectionable matter was pre
sented to the censors of the book for their perusal could', not be
learned. The matter on its face does not appear bad, but the frat
has taken it as an affront.
At the time of publication it was impossible to reach either of
the men responsible for the book, so the public is in the dark as to
any plan of action they have made. It is probable that the affair
com'es as a total surprise and that they will be forced to do a tall
lot of thinking today and tomorrow with the public demanding their
books and the wrathy Sig Chi's hot on the trail of the censors.
BOSS CHAPMAN
Who'Qives the Musicale SaXwr
day Evening in the Temple.
IL
Alpha Sigma Phi announces the
pladgihgof H, P. Kramer. 5
Opportunity for
Profitable Enjoyment in
Miss Chapman's Recital
Amid the round of ordinary dances,
ordinary fussing and more than ordi
nary examinations, let us- stop and
think a moment. We college men nnd
women are, they tell us, the chosen
of our people. We 'are rapidly roundr
ing into the kind of folks they make
tainetf the romancers burden of being
; Edwin Partridge, chairman; Miss Proessor Pool Rep'orted Much eBttar.
Professor Raymond J. Pool, of the
Botany "department, who was operated
Robert 'Holland, Miss Margaret KonVwcently for.acute appendicitis, was
reported, much better yesterday. Pro-
-j " t"I j m m x
; about hvp weeks ago, and has been
j , , wuuHif v,V VTCUia ugu, UUU UttS UUeu
Alpha Omicron Pi announces the in a very -perlous condition since thai
(Continued on Pag 4.)
TIT
NOTICE. -
Tr Application for election to -fc
tAt the positions of editor-in-chief,
Vt managing -editor, two asso-
tUt date editors, business man- -fr
Tr oger and circulator of The
tAt Daily Nebraskan for the first
semester of the school year of j(
-jAr 1013-14 will be .received at the
ic ofllce of the, secretary of the
'
'ic by the 'eecreiary.
'' Soo'y PubiicafioBQardv-
COMPANY K WINS 60MPET
ANNUAL COMPETITION OF UNI
VERSITY CADETS OB8ERVED
WITH APPROPRIATE
CEREMONIE8
COMPANY 'Q' PARADESAT NIGHT
Entire Regiment Celebrates Ancient
Custom of 8hlrt-Tall Parade
Through Streets, and
Bonfire.
. Activity in the military department
of the University came to a glorious
close yesterday aftornoon when West
-Point (vrtfUMAnn nrnrn nhnnrynrl tn fhfl
ceremonies of competitive drill and
announcement of now officers. Ten
companies were tested In rapid suc
cession with the result that Company
K was awarded tho first place.
Commpany K Wins Honors.
K is a comparativelyjiew company,
having boon organized only four years
ago, and it is tho flrsj time that they
have occupied the head of tho per
centage column in compet. C. B.
Peery captained tho company and L.
A. Townsond and E. E. Frost were
the first and second lieutenants .re
spectively. The other nine companies
followed E very closely, ranking in the
following order: D, A, B, I, G, E,
M, C, and F. Tho "highest, K, scored
999.8 points out of a possible 1,000,
and the lowest, F, 875.C points. I, the
winning- company last year, was tho
favorite during the afternoon, but
was unable to stand the pace and
slipped down to fifth position.
Silver and Bronze Cups Olven.
Following tho company compet, the
three, battalionsjeave exhibition drills
in close and extended order and Butt's
manual. Three and four men from,
each company took part in the indi
vidual competition which easily proved
to be the exciting event of the after
noon. Beautiful silver cups were
awarded Paul Dewell and William O.
Chapin, the winners of first and sec
ond places. It was a close race be
tween four men, Harold Graham and
W. H. Bauman taking third and fourth.
places. A bronze loving cup was pre
sented Oscar E. Hans for making the
highest average team score in the
Jnter-collegiate gallery competition. ,
With the ten cadet companies
formed in a huge semi-circle- facing
the grand stand, the sponsors present
ed tho captains with the sabers given
them by their companies. Dean Wil
liam G. Hastings (presented the lndl-
tAt student publication board. Ad- 4- vldual prizes, and Comnnnv K war
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X av-o, yniii xa o ciock, noon, sterling suver-Ditcner, amid the cheers
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