THE DAILY NEBI6ASKAN
KNG1NKKBS FLAN BIG
ANNUAL CKLKHKATION
TOR RKST OF WEKK
(Continued from Putfe One.)
0. J. l'Ve is toustnmster for the
banquet Friday evening at the Cham
ber of Commerce. Joe Wood, chair
man in charge, is planning to reserve
about 250 plates. The other speak
ers are: Jack Hill, vice-president of
the Lincoln Gas and Electric Com
pany; os-tJuveinor McKolvie; C. W.
Kice, national secretary of the Ameri
can Society of Mechanical Engineers.
Two skits will he presented und an
Engineers' orchestra will play. The
climav of the evening will he reached
when the "Sledge" is released. This
is a paper devoid to "knocking" en
gineering students and faculty.
The dance is mady for Saturday
evening at the Kosewilde party house.
Harold Edgerton is general chairman
for the party. Hlue-printed programs
are being prepared and blue-printed
tickets are on sale for one dollar, flat
rate. Other members of the dance
committee are Francis Boucher, Her
bert Kathsack, Henry Roscnstein and
John Corlett.
- HOME OF THE CORNHUSKEBS"
(Continued from Tago One).
where suitable connections are avail
able. Speech and music ure picked up
by a microphone much like the ones
used in telephone work. When voice
or music is transmitted from the li
brary the pulsations are amplified
greatly before being put into the
transmitter.
At present the broadcasting hours
are 7:00 p. m. on Monday ami Thurs
day when lectures and readings are
given from the station by faculty
members or students, and 8:00 p. m.
on Thursday when musical programs
are given and a lecture presented.
The musical programs are urranged
by Professor Grummann of the School
of Fine Arts. The weather forecast
and Nebraska raid reports are broad
cast daily at 10:00 a. m.
There are two receiving nets used
in the station. One is n standard De
Forest three-circuit, honeycomb set
with detector and two stages of audio
frequency amplification, and covers
the wave length rango from ISO to
20,000 meters. The other is a three
tube In verse-Kef lex set having four
stages of amplification, using a loop
untenni, and covering only the broad
casting wave bands from about 1100 to
f.00 meters. A Western Electric type
10-A power amplifier and loud speaker
are arranged so they can bo used in
connection with either set. Under fa
vorable conditions these sets will pick
up broadcast programs from most of
the larger stations in the United
States and Canada.
Vacation
Work
Spend a profitable summer
traveling; interesting work
along school lines with oppor
tunity of earning unusual in
come. Here are some weekly
earnings: L. M. Mueller, $135;
Russel Murphy, 12(; Josephine
Knutson, $10S; Boss Gudger
$10ii; Susie Greer 104; others
making from ?50 to $100 per
week. Drawing account allowed
and railroad fare refunded.
Write for full information, stat
ing time you can begin work.
Address E. C. McBride, Railway
Exchange Bid., Kansas City, Mo.
HAYS MILITARY
so named because it
is the regulation glove
at Vest Point and
other notary schools.
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DEPENDABLY correct
and always in fcood
taste "Style and Quality
Assured"
Said tt die better i
and thop
D. B. FISK & CO.
Creator of Correct MOiinery
Qoca&o New York Pixii
"HAYS" on the glove
button moans first
quality leather.
"S U P E 11 S E A M"
stamped inside t h e
glove means that the
seams will not ravel.
College Men Favor the
Conservative Sayle of
J Jays Ruckskfn filoves
For sport or street wear there is no
more satisfactory glove than Hays Mili
tary because of its loose comfort, sturdy
construction and durability.
For sale at
THE DANIEL HAYS COMPANY
MAGEE'S -
(JLOYERSYILLE, N.
Xucker-Shean
1123 0 STREET.
Complete Supplies for All Departments
of the University.
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Are You Working for Your B. S, D.
Of course you know what those magic letters stand for
the degree of "Bachelor of Successful Dressing."
And vou realize that those who graduate with high
honors in this important course are better equipped for
a happy life than those who have confined themselves
solely to the mastery of Greek and Math.
But perhaps you
don't know that
the latest text
book on the sub
iect "Success in
Dress" for
Spring, 1!23, is
waiting for you
at the best store
in your town. Or,
if you prefer, we
will send you a
copy by mail.
THE HOUSE OF YOUTH
38 East 29th Street, New York
3 Avenue DeL'Opera, Paris
Sternberg Millin
;ry Company is
now featuring
House of Youth
Styles for Spring.
If you do not find
it easily, -rite us.
On account of a general store meet
in,.;, store will not open until 9 o'clock
Thursday morning.
MEN!
A Gaberdine
Special
A shower proof garment of fine close
weave gaberdine, belted models with
the style of a spring top coat. These
arc really double utility coats and are
priced much lower than one could ex
pect at this tme of year.
Regular 23.00
Gaberdine Coats
Wednesday and
Thursday only
if 7, '12 "' -O -M : : -
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IP i M
Regular .30.00 Gaberdines $24.00
We Alwavs Feature Good Clothes
300 SUITS
Clothes that express the distinctive smartness achieved only by
workmanship of the highest order.
Exceptional Values
On Sale Wednesday Morning
We always feature good clothes for men and young men, these garments
are ahead of anything we ever had before, better fabrics, finer tailoring
right styles, staples, snort backs and Norfolks. They're the kind good
dressers insist o'n having.
Wednesday
Morning-
And All
the Week
AROUT 280 OF THEM
And a good assortment of sizes, styles and patterns from
the 800 suits as advertised last week, clothes of the best
fabrics for immediate wear, in staples,
v'ountr men's and snort
X-Ilay Your Feet in Our Shoe Department
TZZ SXC&E CF QUAUTY, StEVlCE
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