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Wednesday, May 17, 1022.
SECOND ANNUAL
FROSH VALLEY
IEEM5 TODAY
Telegraphic Track and Field Meet
For First Year Men This
Afternoon
STRONG COMPETITION
FOR NEBRASKA TEAM
Plan Was Originated By Coach
"Indian" Schulte Last Spring
Many Entries
The Missouri Valley freshman tele
graphic nioet will be hold this after
noon on Nebraska field. Tho program
of events in which all freshman trnck
sters will compete will start at three
o'clock wiih Track Torch Schulte in
charge. This competition will be held
at all the other valley colleges this
afternoon and the results of each in
stitution's meet will be telegraphed
to all the other schools.
The plan of the freshman telegraph
ic meet was originated by Coach
Schulte as a part of the bin drive to
put the valley, and particularly Ne
braska, on the map in the track world.
The first annual meet was held last
year and was won by the Nebraska
freshmen, the class of 1
The large squad of freshmen track
candidates, who have been strenuous
ly working throughout the entire track
season, will have their first real
chance to display their wares tomor
row. The yearlings have been play
ing a big part in the intra-mural meet
and are in fine shape for the fresh
man meet.
Many Contestants
In the dashes the freshmen have a
wealth of good material. Keith Lloyd,
"Tex" Nowlin, Trexler and ('rites are
expected to make fast time in the cen
tury dash. The same men will also
run in the 220 sprint. Kenneth Cozier,
Trexler, Crecelius, Johnson and sev
eral others will compete in the quarter-mile
dash.
Hanson, Kreiger and Johnson are
expected lo star in the half-mile and
in the mile and two mile events a
number of promising distance runners
will compete. Jotter has been show
ing up well in the mile run and is
relied upon to do some fast running
today.
The high and low hurdles will be
run by Crecelius, Myers, Gish, Wil
liams and Crites, who have been step
ping thrcugh tho timbers at a fast
pace rnd will undoubtedly knock off
several points for Nebraska in these
events.
Strong in Weight
The Curn.hu.sker yearlings are un
usually strong in the field events. In
the shotput, javelin anil the discu.;
the freshmen will be represented by
Parks, Myers, Frazier and other cap
able athletes. Lloyd and Uloodgood
are the Huskors entered in the broad
jump. Parks, Gish and several others
will compete in the high jump, while
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dull, Krazler and Gleason will work
in the polo vault.
The freshman meet this year will be
stiffly (untested, as all of the valley
schools have unusually Htrong fresh
man aggregations. The Missouri Tig
ers have a freshman sprinter who
runs tho century In nlno and four
fifths seconds and Kansas has a dash
man, Fisher, who steps off the 220 in
twenty one and four-fifths seconds.
R.O.T.C. BASEBALL
FINALS ARE TODAY
Company E to Battle Company
G at Ag College Dia-'
mond
At three o'clock today at the Ag
College diamond. Company G and
Company 12 will meet in the finals of
tho inter-company R. O. T. C. baseball
tournament.
Company G defeated Company L,
one to nothing, and Company K seven
to six, while Company E defeated
Company F fifteen to ten, and Com
pany C seven to five, in the first
games of the tournament.
In the athletic competitions between
companies, Company G has won the
basketball and track tournaments and
if they win their game against Com
pany E, they will hold three chain
pionships.
A pennant donated by Red Long
will be given to the winner of the
game.
FOUNDATION DRIVE
TO END THIS WEEK
The Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Drive is being completed through a
complete canvass of all the sororities.
fraternities, dormitories and literary
societies, ending Sunday, May 20.
Nebraska is given this chance to
show her backing of this rroat world
movement. Little more than $110 have
been raised during the two day cam
paign on the campus. It U felt sure
by those in authority that the students
will respond to this last chance.
Students are asked to forget their
own politics when subscribing. There
are no politics whatever connected
with the campaign.
All organizations subscribing one
hundred per cent will be announced in
the Rag! Ruth Miller is managing
the canvass of the girls houses. Pierce
Rogers is conducting the campaign to
the fraternities.
John Nelf, a member of Sigma Al
pha Kpsilon. was operated on for ap
pendicitis at the Lincoln Sanitarium
Sunday.
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Because it has a dressy
dignity no other
collar can equal, men
who scorned soft collars
are wearing the VAN
CRAFT
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THE collar-attached shirt is more
in evidence this Spring than ever
before. And now that the VAN CRAFT
adds to the ease of the negligee shirt
the smartness and the comfort of the
VAN heuskn Collar, men who never
before woce collar-attached shirts
find the VAN CRAFT irresistible.
Price $3.00 $4.00
THE DAILY
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TO GOIEJ LINCOLN
"Welfare Committee" Votes to
Secure Services of Scient
ists Next Month
A Chihl's Welfare Committee, con
sisting of representatives from the
Chamber of Commerce, the Women's
Club, the Lancaster Medical Associa
lion, the Nurses' Association, public
health organizations, the Tuberculosis
Association, the W. C. T. U., the Jun
ior League, the University Home Eco
nomics Division and child welfare or
ganizations, has voted to bring an
Emerson Institute to Lincoln, June 19
to July 1, 1922.
An Emerson Institute offers a
highly specialized two-weeks course
on how to build up underweight chil
dren. This course is offered to teachers,
principals, supervisors, doctors, med
ical child specialists, to school, public
health and tuberculosis nurses, social
and child welfare workers and dieti
cians.
The institute course includes the or
ganization of four model Emerson Nu
trition stations, lectures, class instruc
tion and practical work.
Service for Children
Tho best medical, dietetic, social
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SUPERSF.AM stamped on a Hays glove means
that t he sea :i;s will not ravel even though t he thread
is cut or broken.
On the parade ground at West Point and at Dress
Parade on Fifth Avenue it is unusually popular.
Smart, exclusive lines featuring the carefully de
signed loose comfort that is the style tendency for
the coming season. Very at tractive in I3rovn, Tan
or Gray CAPE. Also made as a
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Men who want ease and
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is the coolest, the easiest
and the most comfort
able collar they ever wore.
And they are attracted
to it also because it is as
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half a dozen ordinary
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Nine styles and heights in quarter
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and psychological service in the city
will bo provided for the underweight
children in the clinics in order to
bring them up as near as possible to
normal weight and health during this
demonstration period.
This Institute is under the personal
direction of Dr. W. P. Emerson, Pro
lessor of Pediatrics, Dr. Tudt's School,
director of nutrition clinics and
classes in the children's department,
Massachusetts General Hospital, Per
kley Infirmary and the Boston Asso
ciation for the Relief and Prevention
of Tuberculosis, president of tho Na
tional Society of Nutrition Clinics for
Children. Ne will be ably assisted
by Miss Mabel Skilton, his chief clin
ical director.
Certificates of qualification as nutri
tion workers will bo issued at the di
rection of Dr. Emerson to those who
have completed tho full course.
Medical Service Free
All children attending the Institute
clinics whose underweight is caused
by physical defeats, will receive the
best medical service in the city
whether their parents are able to pay
for It or not.
A complete report of health results
with tables, in the underweight chil
dren, will be publish in the local
press as soon as possible after the
lose of the clinics.
Registration is now open and appli
cation may bo made immediately. The
fee for the Emerson Institute has now
heen reduced to $15. A deposit of
For street and
outdoor wear
well dressed
men, naturally,
have adopted the
$5.00 of the amount of the fee must
now be deposited in ordor that the
place in tho training school may be
held. In I'dditlon to tho fee, mater
ials for the course will cost $1.
The limited number of one hundred
students is desired for the Institute.
If you wish to avail yourself of this
educational Hold work, please see Dr.
A. A. Heed of the University Exten
sion Department.
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Picnic-ers!
Bring Your Baskets up to
Floor Four and
SERVE YOURSELF and SAVE
It is a great aid to those going on picnics to
be able to come up to our Self Serve Gro
cery on Floor Four and pick out the "eats"
they want. Suggestions, helps and inspir
ations are in the air when you have your
basket to put in the things which happen to
strike your fancy.
PICKLES
the original picnic food are here in all
sorts of shapes, packages arid spicings.
Large Sour Pickles in bulk, at, dozen
25c." The Sweet Gherkins in bottles at 39c
these Gherkins are small and sweet with
a twangy taste to them that makes them
different. Then there's Dill Pickes for
those who love them Dozen, 35c.
OLIVES
Large green olives with small seeds at,
Pint, 25c. StuffedOlives from 15c to 51c
a bottle. Deliciously Ripe Olives at,
Can, 10c to $1.10.
POTATO CHIPS
Berk Bros. Fresh Crisp Potato Chips, in
"Crinkly" bags, at 9c.
FRUITS
Bananas, Oranges large, small and me
dium sized ones, all of them juicy and
sweet Lemons that make the Just-rite
Lemonade Apples and all other season
able Fruits to take along to munch on or
to make the drinks from.
EGGS
Fresh Country Eggs the kind to make
good deviled eggs or pickled eggs. The
prices vary but you may be sure you'll
get the very freshest of eggs when you buy
them here.
COOKIES
Iten's best cookies will be found here.
found here. Snaps SB n laiG'
Snaps, "Cakey" cookies, Jelly cookies,
Cookies with icing an "inch" thick on them
in all flavors and shapes. Always fresh
are these cookies and priced low.
SANDWICH FILLINGS
Deviled Chicken at 23c
Chicken Salad, 68c
Purity Cross Chicken in Jelly,
37c, 67c, $1.00
Boned Chicken, 63c
Vienna Style Sausage, 5 oz. jar 16c
Deviled Tongue, 18c - 32c
Deviled Ham, 18c and 35c
Picnic Accessories
Pie Plates, Paper Spoons, Table Covers,
Napkins, Drinking Cups, Oiled Paper
and all other the picnic "things" will be
found on Floor Four. Bring your basket
pile it full and start off on a real pic
nic with
GENUINE PICNIC FOOD
Self Serve Grocery Floor Four
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