THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THE ATP ES
Oliver Theatre
TODAY-2:30. TONIGHT-8:15
H. H. Fraxee Present
The World' Funniest Farce
A PAIR OF SIXES"
PRICES:
Night 41.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c
Mat-$1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c
MANHATTAN OBJECTS
(Continued from page 1)
The Merry- Musical
Comedy
"A GOOD FELLOW"
A Big Mirth, Music and
Fun 'Show
An Entrancing Chorus
"OLIVE IN THE MADHOUSE"
THE TOONA INDIAN
COMPANY
MLLE. MARTHA &
SISTERS
"RUNAWAY JANE"
Fifth Episode
"BREAKING IN"
Norton's Dansant
SATURDAY
3:30 to 6 P. M.
ROSEWILDE
PARTY HOUSE
vised list of the changes made In the
football rules at the recent meeting of
the football rules committee. Although
the changes are more numerous than
for several years, they are mostly un
Important, dealing largely with the
amending of former rules in regard to
penalties and interpretations. The
three of most Importance are the new
ruling which allows players to return
to the game only during an Intermis
sion of two- succeeding quarters in
stead of the. last year's rule which al
lowed men to return to the game at
any time during the last quarter; the
specific statement that the ball is nor
put in play, that is, is not "snapped
back," until it has left the possession
of the center a rule which will make
impossible rather questionable fake
plays In which the center holds the
ball between his legs until the fake is
well under way-wind the new rule
which states that if a forward pass
goes out of bounds it shall be an in
complete forward pass, and shall there
fore go to the opposing side at the
point from which it was passed, should
this occur on the fourth down. For
merly when the ball was passed out
of bounds on the fourth dawn, if the
ball had not previously touched the
ground, it went to the opposing side
at the point it left the field of play.
This will not permit the passing of the
ball out of bounds on the fourth down,
a play resorte to by munv teams to
do away with the danger of a blocked
punt.
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ENGINEERING WORK
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On February 2nd. Dr. J. Stanley
Welch gave a lecture and demonstra
tion of the principles of First -Aid to
the Injured. His purpose was pri
marily to taech the engineer how to
give the first assistance to a man who
has been injured in the more common
accidents of ' engineering work. He
demonstrated how to remove foreign
matter from the eye and the care and
bandaging of that part. He demon
strated how to prevent excess b"leedr
ing, how to make bandages and treat
wounds, burns, and cuts. He made
first aid splints, and showed how to
care for fractured members. He
taught how to resuscitate a person
asphyxiated, smothered or drowned
and gave instruction of the care of
persons poisoned or bitten by veno
mous reptiles or. insects.
Owning to the fact that this was
such an interesting lecture and so
practical and instructive, and that
there was so few that heard it that the
Engineering Society has asked him
to repeat it on Wednesday veneing.
February 17, which he has very kind
ly consented to do. The lecture will
be much the same with the exception
that he will have with him a pulmotor
which will be explained.
Dr. J. Stanley Welch is a graduate
of the University of Nebraska, of
Northwestern, has served in the Cook
County Hospital, and has studied ex
tensively in Berlin and Vienna. Be-
j sides this he has had a very wide prac
tice in Lincoln and throughout the
state. Dr. Welch is recognized as one
of the greatest authorities on things
medical and surgical in the state, if
not in the middle west.
The engineers are urged to come out
and support the society and give Dr.
Welch an audience that is worthy of
his trouble. It is a subject not well
taught in books and a subject taught
In eastern engineering schools. All
engineers out and bring a friend.
After the lecture the meeting will be
open for questions which the doctor
will answer.
Social ano personal
Miss Gladys Wilkinson will enter
tain the Le Matin Bridge Club at a
one o'clock luncheon at the Lincoln
today.
Miss ' Florence Stone of Athens.
Greece, will arrive in Lincoln today
to be the guest of the Misses Ixniise
and Olivia Pound.
Miss Vera McLaughlin of Butte, Ne
braska, was recently married to
Churles J. Tomek, deputy treasurer of
Boyd county. Mr. Tomek was former
ly a student at the University.
Miss Alice Loomis of the Home
Economics department left for Chi
cago the first of the week. She will
visit the University of Minnesota at
Minneapolis, the University of Illinois
at Champaign, and tho University of
Wisconsin at Madison.
Dr. Allison Dugdale of New York
City, a graduate of the Medical Col
lege, stopped in Lincoln, Monday.
Doctor Dugdale returned three weeks
ago from Paris, where he has been
connected with a hospital of relief.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Crittendon and
daughter, Cornelia, entertained the
members of the cast of "The Easy
Mark," the Kosmet Klub play, at an
informal dinner at their home Sunday
evening. Clifford Scott, the com
poser, entertained the company with
selections of the latest music, includ
ing the new Kosmet music. Professor
Scott related a number of interesting
and instructive incidents taken from
his former stage experience. Bob
Harley and "Lum" Doyle, who sang a
duet, were forced to respond to sev
eral encores. All present reported a
delightful time.
no such systems were in use, and it
was the rule to design and install
steam heating plants as simple direct
pressure systems operating with
thermostatic control, on four or five
pounds pressure. Today, however, It
is Just as customary to design much
more flexible plants with elaborate
vacuum or vapor provisions for circu
lating the heating medium at extreme,
variations of pressure or vacuum. If
therefore seemed particularly fitting
that such history and development be
treated by one having every oppor
tunity to know it most thoroughly,
and Professor Hoffman has certainly
had such opportunity. The qualifica
tions most probably responsible for
his selection are his work as past pres
ident of the American Society of Heat
ing and Ventilating Engineers, his first
hand knowledge and observation of
the development of the vacuum heat
ing industry, and his reputation as an
engineer and author.
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WAR SUMMARY
The latest reports fnm Berlin as-
isert that Field Marshall von Hinden-
burg has been completely victorious in
his third battle with the Russians
around the Mazurian likes in East
Prussia, capturing 40,000 Russians and
large quantities of stores. Prussia is
now said to be clear of the Russian
forces.
The Russians have also completely
evacuated Bukowina, according to re
ports originating in the Austrian
foreign office, but the Petrogard war
ministry asserts that they are hold
ing their own all along the eastern
line.
David Lloyd George, chancellor of
the' exchequer, speaking before the
Parliament hinted at further aid on
the side of the allies from countries
not now engaged in the war. He
stated that the allies had brought into
action up to date only one-third of
their strength, and that to throw the
other two-thirds into the field and
maintain them would involve i'n an
nual expenditure of 2 O00.0o6.O00
pounds. He further said that Great
Britain was ready to finance any who
might come. The entrance of Portu
gal in the war is regarded as imminent.
Canadians were worried by reports
that hostile aeroplanes had crossed th
border from the United States and
were proceeding in the direction of
Ottawa, where the Parliament sat in
session.
But two days remain before Ger
many will carry info effect her order
for a submarine attack against enemy
merchant vessels.
HARRY STUB8S as "T. BOGGS J0H1S" and BEATRICE MAUDE as "FLORENCE
STOKE" in "A Pair of Sixes."
At The Oliver Tonight, Wednesday, and Wed. Matinee
PROF.
HOFFMAN WILL
LECTURE IN WEST
Has Accepted Invitation to Address
International Engineering Con
gress at San Francisco
LOSXGold signet ling, with Initials
G. F. K. Call L-95f 0. Reward.
Prof. J. D. Hoffman, head of the
School of Mechanical Engineering at
the University of Nebraska, has for
some time been in receipt or an invi
tation to Address the International En
gineering Congress at San Francisco.
in September of this year. He has de
cided to accpet the invitation and is
now busy preparing the paper, which
is to consider the historical develop
ment of vacuum heating systems, and
in addition will make an exhaustive
comparison of vacuo-vapor machinery
and appliances. The invitation comes
as a distinctive honor to the Nebraska
Professor, as the Congress is strictly
international in character, for, accord
ing to present count, twenty-one differ
ent countries of the world will have
representatives present.
The International Engineering Con
gress is to be held under t'ue auspices
of the five great national engineering
societies, namely, the American So
ciety of Civil Engineers, the American
Institute of Mining Engineers, the
American Society of Mechanical En
gineers, the American Institute of Elec
trical Engineers and the Society of
Naval Architects and Marine En
gineers. The president of the Con
gress is Colonel G. W. Goethals, who
has consented to preside in person
over over its general sessions. The
various papers presented in its special
sessions will be grouped into ten sec
tions, and each section will have a
printed volume of its transactions and
papers for distribution to the libraries
of the world.
In the section including the subject
of heating and ventilation provision
has been made for only six papers
upon this particular -subject, one of
these being that of Professor Hoffman.
An American was selected for the
treatment of vapor heating systems
because in northern United States, as
nowhere else in the world, has this
type of heating system ben so rapidly
developed. Ten years ago practically
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