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THE DAILY NEBRASKA N POLITICAL POT BEGINS TO BOIL (Continued from Page One.) the question" and on the basis of direct 'argument, refutation, rebultal and presentation. Dean Burnett at 3256 Holdrege Street The elections in the fall of the year decide only the four class presidents No nomes of those filing for the positions which are to be filled TueS' day will be officiality announced un til filings are completed on Friday evening.. The official list of candl dates will be published in the Daily Nebraskan on Monday morning.. In this way every student will be given the opportunity to know the candi dittos names before election day. Eli' gibility of the students who may cast tl-eir votes, will be decided by the rec ords in the registrar's office. SIXTEEN HIGH SCHOOL DEBATES ARE DECIDED bo n. 21. L. (Continued from page one.) Only One Judge. Having one judge Instead insteau of three Is a growing prncticn of League schools. The school named first In the fol lowing re;ir,ts maintained the nl firmative of , the Longe question: "Resolved, That the literacy te.-'.t re strict Ion on immigration siumlii repealed:" Central District Supt. Don Leech, Friend, director: Osceola-York. At Osceola, Jan. Won by York, 2 to 1. Judge: A, Williams, Polk. Auiora Biadshaw. At Aurora, j.-.,. 31. AVon by Ilradshaw. Judge: G. F. Most, Grand Island high school, Graii'i Island. Friend-Western. At Friend, Feb. 3. Won by Friend. Judge: Mr. George ft. Mann, Law. '15. Lincoln. North Central District Supt. O. A. Wirsig, West Point, director: Oearwater-Battle Creek. At Clear water, Jan. 27. Won by Battle Cieen, unanimous. Judges: Supt. O. It. Bow man, Ewing; Miss Viola Gillette, Ne ligh; Miss Rosalie Zeien, Neligh. West Point-Wisner. At West Point, Jan. 28. Won by West Point, unanlm oils. Judges: Supt. E. II. Koch, Scribner; Robert Van Pelt, '20, Ut. '22, University of Nebraska; Sup... F E. Flake, Stanton. Northeastern District Sut. J. It. Armstrong, Wayne, director: Wakefield-Wayne. Won by Wayne by default. Randolph-Bloomfield. At Randolph, Jan. 31. Won by Randolph. Judge Dean H. II. Hahn, Wayne Normal School. Southern District .Supt. D. R Kuns, Superior, director: Blue Hill-Lawrence. At Blue Hiii, Jan. 27. Won by Blue Hill, unanimous. Judges: Rev. E. M. Steen, Hastings, Supt. M. W. Hyan, Tobias; Supt J. W. Ekwall, Shickley. Hebron-Fairbury. At Hebron, Jan. 28. Won by Falrbury, unanimous, Judges: C. II. Epperson, "14, Law, '16, Clay Center; Supt. W. E. Nippeit, Bruning; Supt. W. H. Kotas, Ohiowa. Edgar-Superior. At Edgar, Jan. '11 Won by Superior, 2 to 1. Judges. Dean E. E. Weyer, Hastings College, Hastings; Prof. R. M. McDill, Hast ings College, Hastings; Supt. C. W. Itosenlof, Nelson. Red Cloud-Cowles. At Red Cloua, Feb. 1. Won by Red Cloud. Jvisc President Calvin H. French. Hastings College, Hastings. Southwestern District Supt. C. K. Morse, Nebraska School of Agricul ture at Curtis, director: McCook-lndianola. At McC'ook, Jan. 27. Won by M';Cook. Jiidge; Anion Jensen, '20, Instructor !n nicci- Mil Languages, University of No bri'ska. Nebraska School of Agriculluie ai Curtis-Hayes Center. Won by Curtis by default. 0,1. nns-itepublican City. At Re publican City, Jan. 2S. Won by Or leans. Judge: Rev. Chas. E. Scho field, "17, Inavale. Holdiege-Cambridge. At Iloliirego, Jan. 31. Won by Houlrege, unanimous. Judges: Prof. Bash, Junior High School, Hastings; Tini. F. E. Weyer, Hastings College. Had ings; Mr. Russel, Hastings. Second Series Debates. In the Southwestern Disti let, Di rector C. K. Morse, tmrtis, announces the following schedule: Holdrege (winner from Cambridge) Orleans (winner from Republican City) -Nebraska School of Agriculture. Curtis (winner from Hayes Center). TWENTY-TWO COMPLETE AUTO-TRACTOR COURSE Twenty-two students finished their courses In the Auto-Tractor Course, in the Department of Agricultural En gineering February 5. The course for these men consisted of four weeks of specialized work, in the following subjects: repair work, ignition, lubrication, bearings, valve timing, carburetioii, forge work, belt lacing all parts of chassis and opera tion of different tractors. These students were unfler the care of special instructors eight hours a day, with Saturday afternoon off. They had special laboratories and lec ture rooms, thus not interfering with regular college classes. Each day was divided into two hours lecture, and six hours, laboratory. YIDDISH POET ON "JEWISH EDUCATION' Girls who desire to sell for the W. A. A. at the Notre Dame games, see Adelheit Bettman at once. H. Rosenblatt, a Yiddish poet, will talk on "Jewish Education" 8 o clock Friday evening in Faculty Hall at the Temple. He comes under the auspices of the Menorah Society. The meeting will be open to everybody. It has been planned specially for the interests of the Jewish students of the University and the Jewish people of Lincoln. Pipes, Cigars and Cigarettes G. All kinds of Smokes for your next Smoker R. WOLF & CO. 110 North 11th St. The UNIVERSITY SCHOOL of MUSIC Adrian M. Newens, Director Offers Thorough Training in Music and Dramatic Art A LARGE FACULTY OF SPECIALISTS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Anyone May Enter FULL INFORMATION ON REQUEST Opposite the Campus Phone B1392 Hth &nd R Sti. GOLOSHES 3 Buckles, Light Jersey Tops, First Quality Rubber Wear Them Over Your Oxfords PRICE $4.00 Wells & Frost Co. g 128 No. 10th St. Opposite Postoffice k If !.'8.K.?Os2j' OsJfSl We Maintain Every Faculty for Handling Men's Suits. If your Suit Needs Repairing or Pressing, Send It To US. OURS IS A COMPLETE SERVICE -jj&' rr r wt. Phone B-2311 333 No. Twelfth A BIG VARIETY LEFT Even After Today's Heavy Selling HUNDREDS CAME YESTERDAY THEY LOOKED--THEY BOUGHT A SPECIAL PURCHASE STRAP PUMPS $4.95 OFFER CONTINUES TO Ono of the larpro firms in the oast m.'is bein;r closely pressed by creditors. Our lmyer happened in jit the moment and was fortunate in obtaining 1.000 pairs of new, popu lar strap pumps at a price which cnaMes you to obtain new patterns in spring low shoes that have not been shown before in the city. All sizes and wides, -tlO numbers at $4,113 pair. iSiiiiliil w I Mayer Bros. Co. ELI SHIRE, President