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SAM BARTON
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Mat. Pally at 2:30. Prlccc 15 & 25
Night 8:15. Prices 15, 25, S 5, 60, 75
LYRIC THEATER
MON., TUES., WED. MAY 4, 5, 6
CHAS. DEAN & CO.
In "A Romance of the Prize Ring"
SCOTT & STONE
Vocalists and Dancers
PHOTO PLAY8
"The Tattoo Mark"
"A Dream of the Clrdus"
"Hearst-Sellg Semi-Weekly News"
COMING THURSDAY
"The Man Who Disappeared"
Three Shows Dally 2, 7 & 9
MAT. All Seats 10c NIGHT loc
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CLASSES DISMISSED
(Continued from Pago One)
between ProfeBsor Engberg and Pro
fessor Maxey. This will be on the
square and a good sized purse may bo
bet on the side. The honorary girls'
sororities will then have a boat race.
Representatives of the Masques, Sil
ver Serpents, Xi Deltas and Mystic
Fish will compete The Fish are at
present the favorites in this aquatic
race. A tug-of-war will follow botweon
the Laws and Ago. The Iron Sphftix
Splke game will follow. At four-thirty
sharp the Masques will be selected,
and presented by Miss Pound. The
Innocents will then be tapped. Fol
lowing this, Prof. H. H. Wilson of the
Law College will give a speech.
After the Innoconts have been
tapped, the lunches will be distributed.
Each person muBt have a ticket in
order to secure a lunch. The commit
tee especially urges that all who de
sire lunches should not. fall to buy
their ticketB before Tuesday noon.
Positively no lunches can bo bought
after Tuesday. In order to provide
by.
the committee the day before, and
the committee docs not feel that it
can take any risk of not selling
ordered. The lunch will bo guaran
teed to be satisfactory ' at tbo price
and quite sufficient to satisfy tho most
particular. Those who do not buy
tickets before Tuesday night will have
to pay twenty-five cents for admission
without lunch.
From 6 to 8 p. m. tho Band will give
a special program.
HISTORY TEACHERS OF
NEBRASKA MET HERE
University Professors on Program
Ancient Maps Exhibited
by Jones.
The third annual meeting of tho
Nebraska History Teachers' Associa
tion was held in this city last Friday
and Saturday. The program Friday
consisted of a six-thirty banquet at tho
Temple Theatre. A lantern talk on
"Little Lessons From the Life of Lin
coln" was given by Professor C. E.
Persinger. Professor Guernsey Jones
spoke on "Recent Phases of English
Radicalism." ,
Tho Saturday program commenced
at nine in the morning when Professor
H. W. Caldwell spoke on "One Hun
dred Years of Peace, and Dangers
That Have Threatened It." Mr. T. V.
Goodrich of Lincoln gave a report on
"Demand for Material on tho First
Hundred Years of Peace"; "Professor
J. G. W. Lewis of the Wayne Normal
gavo a talk on "Tho Use of Library
Reading in tho Teaching of History";
"Some Miscellaneous Aids in History
Teaching" were given by Misses Au
tumn Davles of Omaha and Julia M.
Wort of Lincoln. An exhibition of
English and American maps, some of
which were unearthed by Professor
Jones while in England, was made "by
Professors Jones, Caldwell and Per
singer of tho University. Somo of
these maps represented Lower Cali
fornia as an island. It is said that one.
of theBO maps dotes back to 1521.
-A-luncheon was, .held at-Ahn.Cnm-,
morclal Club from noon until one
thirty. At .two o'clock tho business
meeting wob held and tho following
officers were elected for tho ensuing
year: President, Professor H. W.
Caldwell; vice-president, Miss Autumn
Davles, and secretary and treasurer,
Miss Julia M. Wort.
Northwestern.
A largo field adjoining tho Univer
sity grounds has been given to North
western University. This to be made
into a huge athletic field. It Is largo
enough for threo football fields and a
baseball field at ono end. The Holds
will be UBed primarily for clasB and
fraternity games. Ono of tho fields
Will bo graded so that It may bo flood
ed in winter and class, hockey be
played.
University Notices
All departments wishing to be rep.
resented In the Interdepartment Base
ball League are requested to havo
their representative confer with Coach
8tlehm at once.
Pan-Hel Dance.
The Pan-Hellenic dance will bo hold
May 15th at the Auditorium.
Cornhuskers.
Thc-eornhusker-ttas-two-$25700-duc
bills for sale on two of Lincoln's lead
ing tailors for $20.00 each. Hero's a
chance to make $5.00 on a good Buit
of clothes. Apply at Cornhuskor
ofllco of business manager.
Student Council.
Student Council convention meets
Tuesdny, May 5, 11:00, a. m., Law 202.
SAM S. GRIFFIN, Chairman.
Phi Beta Kappa.
The Phi Beta Kappa initiation and
banquet will be held at tho Linco'n
Hotel, Friday, May 8th, at C p. m.
Freshman Baseball.
Tho freshman Arts nnd Scionco stu
dents interested in baseball are to
meet in U. 103 Tuesday night at 7 p. m.
IRVING OBERFELDER,
Manager..
Candy Sale.
A number of tho girls from tho Y.
W. C. A. will sell candy on the campus
Tuesday and Wednesday, May 5 and G.
Engineering Notice.
All men handling tickets for the
Engineers' banquet will pleaso cash
in all tickets Thursday morning, 11
o'clock, M. A. building 102. After that
time all tickets must bo secured from
Professor Bridgman,
Carl Fisher,
W. A. Nelson,
Dick Lyman,
W. H. Bixby,
T. E. Wood.
Tickets Nos. 118, 243, 244 and 245
have 'been lost. If you havo ono of
theso numbers see Bixby, or you will
get turned down at tho banquot.
W. H. BIXBY, Chairman.
Kosmet.
Reserved soats for tho Kosmet
show, "El Presldento," will go on" Bale
Friday noon, May1 8th. Oliver box
office.
MRS. WILLIAM B. LAMAR
Mrs. Lamar Is tho wife of the Unit
ed States commissioner to the Pana-ma-PacIffo
exposition In San Francisco
In 1915, and as, such will have an Im
portant part In the social affairs of the
exposition. Her husband formerly was
a congressman from Florida, but they
now live In Washington, ,
paBMSHsiS'tS JNNNNNNIIIIl
8ENIOR CLA88 PLAY
AT THE OLIVER TONIGHT
Matinee Is Canceled to Give the Even.
Ing Program Better Showing
Good Ticket 8ale.
Tonight tho much advertised, long
looked for sonlor play comes off. The
matlnoo ban been calcelled and only
one night performance will be given.
Thoro are several reasons for tho can-
collation of the matinee. The elabor
ato scenery and staging necessary to
properly present "Tho Fortune Hum
or" has taken moro timo to prepnro
than was planned on, and tho manage
ment preferred to give one big,
smooth, successful performance than
to attempt to put on the matinee with
tho paint still wot on tho scenery and
tho "props" not all in placo.
Tho dress rehearsal will be held this
afternoon and this last additional
polishing will insure a machine-like
smoothness tonight. DUBy D. Clark
has had two drays busy tho last three
daib cunvuyliig a thuuBiiud uiul one
articles to tho Oliver nccossary to
thoroughly equip an up-to-date drug
store. LaBt Saturday ho corked up a
lot of rain and has it ready to bring
on at the fateful moment.
Holders of class notes will havo
their last chanco today to realizo on
them. Thoy may turn them in on play
seats by paying their sonlor class
assessment in tho basement of tho
Administration Building, whilo if they
hold thorn present indications are
that there will bo nothing in tho class
treasury with which to take them up
at tho end of tho year. Pay your
classmsscssment with class notes and
get your money's worth.
Those who havo purchased seats for
tho matinee performance may ex-
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