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VOL. XIII.- NO. 118
UNIVERSITY OP NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1914.
Price 6 Cents .
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TO INSTRUGTSOGCER
PRUNING TIME
INSPECTION
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MANY MILITARY EVENTS ARE
SCHEDULED FOR THIS SPRING.
APRIt-22 ISDAY OF EVENTS
Sham Battle to Bo Heid University
, Cadets to Oppose State Farm
Soldiers Dates Not Yet
Definitely Settled.
Lieutenant Bowman 1b making ar
rangements with the Chancellor con
cerning certain field maneuvers which
heisnlanninKEoJL,thecadM8. Theso
maneuvers are to ,tako place during
the next two weeks and are to bo a
preparation for the government In
spection which Is to take place on
April 22. The plan jnuBt meet the
approval of the Chancellor before any
thing definite can bo done. The ex
ercises will Include at least one whole
afternoon event and one or two which
will last from 4 until 6 p. m. It Is
planned that on one afternoon there
shall bo a maneuver between the Uni
versity regiment and that at the State
Farm. The ovent will take place
north 'of'Xlncoln. Blank ammunition
will bo used and it is expected to glvo
to It all the appearance of regular
-warfare. It is expected to make . a
feature of tins exercise andTvlll al30
serve an Instruction preparatory to
the government' Inspection. Umpires
will be on the flejtl'to decide as to the
-w''"rte-raplmnnt Another exercise
will be a joint parade of the two regl
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GIRLS' CLUB BOARD
MEETS AT FIVE TODAY
'
Nomination of Officers Delegate to
Go to National Conference
Election Earlier This Year.
The Girls' Club board will meet to
"TlayTo-talkDverthimominatIons-for-
the officers for next year. Next Tues
day at 5 p. m. a mass meeting of all
girls will bo held for the nomination
of other minor officers. Election will
probably tako place the last of next
week. Miss Blancharti.' secretary or
State University Y. W. CTATs, will Tie
present' at the meeting.
The method of election of tho Girls1
Club officers is as follows; President
and vice-president are elected from
tho junior class and preferably shall
.have served on tno lioaTo"; The-secreH
tary will bo elected from the sopho
more and tho treasurer from tho fresh
man class. Nomination of officers and
members of tho executive boards will
.occur at a mass meeting to bo hold
one week before elections-.
The election 1s bolng held earlier
than usual this year, for tho purpose
of solecting tho delegate for the na
tlonal girls' club conference. It is tho
custom for tho "president-elect" to go
as delegate to this conference.
Miss Blanchard, the secretary of
Stato University Y. W. 0. A.'s, will bo
hero next week. Sho holds a new
position, and it is desired' that as
many of tho girls will meet her as
possible. Sho will bo present at "tho
girls' mass meeting on Tuesday, All
girls nro urged to 'be there and learn
to know her.
TODAY
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GORNHUSHERS SOLD BE
YOND ALL EXPECTATIONS
One Thousand and Twenty-seven Go
First Day Record Breaker Gaily
Colored Tags In Evidence.
Tho sale of the 1914 Cornhuskor
was tho greatest for tho first day in
tho1 history . of tho University. One
thousand and twenty-seven of the
1,375 copies ordered were sold, sur
passing all expectations. Manager
Swift expresses himself as well
pleased' with the outcome of the first
day's sale. Ho predicts that every
book-wHl-Hurely-be-gone-by-tomorrow-
night. As large a sale is anticipated
for today as that of yesterday, since
many students were unable to order
their books on account of tho short
time between classes.
Aitnougn the de luxe edition lsmoro'
exnimstvcrthnn tho standard, almost
as many -of these wero ordered as tho
standard? Manager 6wlft states that
tho do luxo book is the best year book
that has over beon.jspld by any Uni
versity for the sam6 price. At Wis-"
consln-last-year tho-Bodger-sald-300-of
this edition, at $5.00 each. Tho
management was able to make this
low price owing to the heavy amount
of advertising which makes up tho
difference In price.
Today will bo tho last otianco to
order ono of the 1014 year books and
all persons desiring books are urged
to get them early before the supply is
exhausted.
Tho following aro those who will
tako tho orders: Elizabeth Hydo, Ruth
M. Squires, J. W. Ferris, Leon Samuel
son, William Novillo, "Jake" Schwab,
"Miko" Poteet, Reed Dawson, L. W.
Chartosworth( Russell Swift, R. W.
Hahn, P. C. Spencer, R, V. Koupal
and Karl L, Janouch. Orders may bo
sent into tho office at-any time today.
Tho do luxo edition will require a
deposit of $1.50 and the other $1.00.
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LAST CHANCE FOR CORNHUSKER
ENGINEERS' DANCE AT
LINDELL FRIDAY NIGHT
Tickets Are Going Fast Committee
Promises Plenty of Room
Few Tickets Left.
On Friday of this week tho En
gineering Society 'holds their second
hop of tho school year. The commit
tee report that tho tickets are nearly
all sold and the late ones had better
hurry if they wish to atond this hop.
Tho committee stato that the ball
room will not be crowded and that
I elaborate preparations have been
mado to make this ono of tho very
best dances of the present social
season. Tlnnevont-will-bo-staged-in
tho new Lindeil ballroom and prom
ises to be a success in every respect.
What few tickets that there aro loft
are in tho hands of tho committee,
KJellgaard, Beck and Peterson, and
can be had of them.
PHARMACISTFXNUOJlr-"
WILL BE A GOOD ONE
Promises to Be Full of Wit and Humor
Pharmaceutical Celebrities
Portrayed.
The annual that is to be Issued by
tho School of Pharmacy will bo out
In a few weeks. Take-offs on all tho
profs and snap shots of all tho prominent-
pharmacists In tho 'School will
bo published; also a ohoico collec
tion of Jokes that have been picked,
up during the year.
. This year's annual will also include
a number pf feature stories on "Fat
Irwin" , "Fat" Harrison, ""Dietrich,"
and others whose 'antics have de
lighted tho "Pharmics." -
Potter Howard has charge of the
annua. Distribution will bo limited
to the pharmacy students.
SPIRNG OPENING NUMBER
OF THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
-All-the Styles oftho Season to Be
Shown Something New In
Journalistic Line.
Ono of tho biggest things tho NE
BRASKAN has attompted this year
Is tho production of their Annual
Spring Opening Number. Tho busi
ness department, has been busy night
and- day for tho past week getting It
into sbapo for tho subscribers tomor
row. . It is a now venture in college
Journalism and its reception by tho
studen ts this yodrAwlll largely govern
Its future appearance.
It is issued primarily 'for tho ad
vertisers of the NEBRASKAN. It
will contain thoir opening spring an
nouncements, including reading mat-
j tor prppnrpri hy OTpnrtu !n tho vnrlpnq
wearing apparel lines, under the dl-
rectlon of the advertising department.
UAmong-hefeatureBwllU-beanau-r
thontlc dross chart, articles on men's
Wearing apparel, spring millinery,
spring costumes for women. a descrlp
tlon of the Tarious window displays
about tho city, besides many other
specialties -with regard to spring
fashions.
Tho edition will contain twelve,
pages, entirely separate from the
regular Daily,, making a paper of six
teen pages In all. Watch for Friday's
Rag if you want to become posted on
all tho different phases of up-to-date
dress. Fashions from Paris, London,
NowVork and all of the various other
"elite centers" will bo represented.
Watch for tho Spring Opening Num
ber of .the DAILY NEBRASKAN to
morrow. Vesper 8ervlce.
Tho Y. W, O. A, vvespor service
Thursday will ho on the subject
"Camp Firo Girls." Somo interesting
talks will be made.
FAMOU8 ENGLI8H PLAYER WILL
INSTRUCT HU8.KER8. "
BOOTING PIGSKIN IS POPULAR
About Fifty Men Taking to the Great
English Game Coach 8tiehm
Thinks There Should
Be Two Hundred,
On Snturday aftornoon at 2 o'clock
the Cornhuskors vill receive tholr
flrat Instruction in soccer. Coach
Stlohm Is a big a kid as the youngest
Jrjcalunan.and.haa-gotten.vory onthil-
slautlc ovor the groat English game.
Ho complnlns that not enough' men
nro turning out. Ho says that 200
men ought to como out for thlrgreat
college gamo. " No matter whether a
man Is a freshman or a graduate Btu-'
dent, ho Is eligible to tho soccer
teams. The instruction on Saturday
will bo given by an Englishman who
was a "crack" or "star" at soccer in
his dear hold Hlngland, by Jo!
Coach Stlohm is to bo congratulated
on hunting up a man who can glvo(
NebrnskaiiB nn Idea of tho great out
door sport.
New Men Out.
Tho spring football practice of
Wednesday brought out throe now
men, A. L. Vidal, W. R. Honloy and,
Q. W. Gilllgan. All tbroo men are
experienced football material. Tho
work Wednesday conslsted-of-bucklng-
ihft nlmrglng mimhlnn, working in
groups of flvo, and starting.
SENIOR PLAY TRYOUTS
POSTPONED TILL TUESDAY
Not Enough Books on Hand Play a
Great Favorlte-AH Old 8tars
Arelnthe Field;
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Tryoutg for the senior play have
been postponed until next Tuesday
evening. This is due to tho fact that
there is but ono" copy of ' tile play
available for those who "wish to try
out, and hence all havo not had an
opportunity to 'prepare, themselves.
It has iuBt been a woek since tho
senior class selected tho' "Fortune
Hunter'' for its class play and ThV'
-Committce-liagfQtint1thnt If Hip try.
outs aro held this evening some pros
pective members of tho cast will bo
unablo to compote. Tho committee is
determined to obtain tho strongefct
uramattc material of the class lotf'tlie"'
cast and prefer to delay the tryouts
a few days in order to To sure that
all who wish to do so may have full
opportunity to proparo and compete
in tho tryouts. .
Much favorable comment has been
heard around tho campus over the
play chosen. "A mighty keen, clover
comedy,'' is a very nsual characteriza
tion. Tho committee has been de
lighted with tho approval of tho choice
of play. There is no doubt but what
this play; presented by a cast Includ
ing "Rocklo" Ammerraan, Don Ahrena,.
Guy Williams, Guy KIddoo, Nell
Brown, Charles Epperson, Marlon
Preece, Helen Soronson, and other
capable members .of the class, wJU be
one of the best class plays ever pro
duced at the University.,
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