THE DAILY
NEBRASKA!
TilUR. FRFI. SAT.
MINUTE NEWScANDent
"JACK FROST"
A New Comedy with
SNUB POLLARD
EXTRA
ARCHIE JONES
Slnflng an Illustrated Ballad
WISE & WALKER
la "On the Wire"
TO BE ANNOUNCED
HOMERGIRLS
Maudla and Mar, with
Ruddy New accompanist, in a
"vaudeville Symphony"
ERNEST HIATT
In "Nothing Sarioua" '
HERBERT CROWLEY
Preeenti
"THE DIFEFRENT
REVUE"
With a Sailors.
MOWS START AT SiSO, TiOO, tiOO.
Mat. a Hi! Ua CUMrM It.
LYMG
National Muaie ,Wak
THOMAS
MEIGIIAN
la Thrilla and Romance
THE
CONFIDENCE MAN
NEWS TOPICS FABLE
THE JAZZMANIA TRIO
Instrumental and Vocal t
SHOWS START AT 1. t, f. 1, .
National Muaie Woak
COLLEEN MOORE
In Roman co and Laughter
"PAINTED PEOPLE"
"CORN FED"
A Screamingly Funny Comedy
NEWS TOPICS TRAVEL
UNL GIRLS OCTETTE
A. Vocal Novolty
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Laugh I Thrillit Chills!
GALLOPING FISH
with Screen's Greatest Funsters
THE TELEPHONE GIRL
H. C. Witwear's Famous Story
"IN WRONG RINGT
A tale of the old west
Knag-rams of Interest
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, S, 7. .
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SUMMER SESSION
June 2-July 11
July 14-August 22
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ANNUAL TOURNEY
COMES SATURDAY
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Group I
Arnold. Clay Center. Ohfown. Col.
loway, Arlington, Dewltt, Deshler,
Dodge, Exeter, Fairfleld, Harvard,
Superior, Waco.
Group II.
. Wilber, Central City, Lexington,
Friend, Tecumseh , Bartley, David
City, Geneva, Fullerton, Ashland,
Aurora, Cambridge. Crete. Gothen
burg, Havelock, Holdrege, Tecumseh.
Group III.
York, Fremont, Omaha Tech, Kear
ney, North Platte, Fairbury. Alliance.
Beatrice, Broken Bow, Columbus,
orand Island, Hastings, Lincoln, Mc
Cook, Omaha Central, Scottsbluff,
South Omaha.'
TRACK SQUAD LEAVES
FOR MEET AT KANSAS
Twenty-five Cinder Artists Off
For First Dual Meet of
Season.
Nebraska meets Kansas this'after
noon at Lawrence in the first dual
track meet of the season. The Husk
er team, twenty-five strong, left last
night at 10:30, made up of the men
-announced yesterday. Scholarship
bugaboos did not tear any last min
utes holes in the Nebraska squad, and
the meet will be a fair test of
strength between two of the leading
track teams of the Valley.
Kansas, by virtus of its victory
over the Aggies in their dual meet
last Saturday, has risen to the fore
as one of the schools to be feared
most in the coming Valley meet at
Lincoln on May 24, and tba dual
meet this afternoon will give some
line , on the Valley championship.
Nebraska goes to the meet strong
in the middle distances, the hurdles,
and the shotput of the field events,
In the other track and field events
it will be a toss up who wins. Kansas
will be especially strong in the
dashes and the shorter relays.
Nebraska's big objective in the
classic sport this year is the Missouri
Valley championship meet here on
May 24, and the outcome of the
preliminary relays and dual meets is
not considered seriously by Coach
Schulte. The team is pointing for
the Valley meet and a fourth con
secutive Valley championship.
To Begin First Round
of Golf Tournament
The first qualifying round of the
golf tournament will take place to
morrow on the Lincoln Country club
course. Each contestant must play
eighteen holes, and the eight men
turning in the lowest scores will com
the season.
A dual meet with Drake University
of Des Moines will be played on the
Lincoln course May 17, and a meet
with Kansas University will be playd
some time during the year, although
the exact date and place have not
been set. The annual Missouri Val
ley tournament will take place on
the Lincoln course in conjunction
with the Missouri Valley track meet,
May 24.
Hats
can be cleaned and re-blocked. Straw Hat season will
soon be here. ' Make fhe other do. Phone B3677.
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BAEBALL SQUAD TO
LEAVE FOR KANSAS
Team Will Play Two-Game Se
ries With Aggies This
vWeek.
The Cornhusker baseball team
leaves for Manhattan at 7 o'clock to
morrow morning to play two return
games with the Kansas Aggies on
Friday and Saturday. The two game
series here last week was an even
break and it is expected that the com
petition at Manhattan will be keen.
Coach Kline intimated that the
lineup would probably be the same as
last week except that Locke may re
place Bell at Short B. Lang will
pitch the game Friday and Rhodes,
the Husker southpaw, will go on the
mound Saturday.
Hubka, who has been alternating
behind the bat with E. Lang, had his
fingers smashed in a car door and will
be out of the game for at least a
week. Poole, another catcher, con
tracted a throat ailment while on the
trip south during spring vacation and
has not been able to play since then.
This means that Lang will have to do
all the catching for the Huskers for
the next few weeks. .
Locke, Bloodgood and Rhodes are
at Lawrence today for the dual meet
with the Jayhawkers. They will go to
Manhattan and meet the ball club
there. '
The next home game is May 18,
when the Huskers meet Meiji Univer
sity of Tokio, Japan. Oklahoma also
comes here for a two game series on
May 21 and 22.
GIVE GUP TO WINNER
OF APPARATUS MATCH
Present Award to Jessie Hiett,
the Winner of the Fourth
Annual Contest.
Jessie Hiett, a senior in the Col
lege of Arts and Sciences, won first
place in the apparatus contest held
i
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CLEANERS
Roy Wythers
MH4 1
Wednesday morning in the Chapel.
Her score was 79 2-8 points out of a
possible 80. Second and third places
were won by Anna Hines and Har
riett McClelland with scores of 76
and 75 points, respectively..
An 'apparatus contest has been
held annually for the past four years.
Miss Delia Marie Clark gives a silver
loving cup to the winner each year.
The contestants are judged and
graded equally on their approach, ex
ercise, and dismount.
The judges tor the meet were:
Mrs. Marguerite Lonam Scott, Miss
Lulu Mann, Miss Delia Marie Clark,
Mrs. R. N. Westover, Mrs. Helen An
drews, and Miss Mable Dickinson.
Mrs. Andrews and Miss Dickinson are
former winners of the cup.
Pershing Rifles Make
Ready for Exhibition
Four periods of drill each week
have been arranged by the Pershing
Rifles, honorary drill company, in
preparation for the exhibition the
company will stage May 23. Attend
ance at three of the periods each
On a dull,
gloomy morning,
when the world's
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week has been made compulsory for
those who will take part in the drill.
Orders issued by Major Erickson are
that hereafter credit will be given for
the time used and the Pershing Rifles
BYou will find the best of
LINDELL COFFEE SHOP
Completely redecorated. Special Sunday evening dinner.
H HOME OF YOUR
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Of course
You can get in style
by painting spring patterns
on your old shirts
but it's much easier
just to invest
in a few new collar attached
shirts from Magee's
$2.50 upward
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We takepleasure in
announcing the new
I. Miller Styles for Spring
These new effects ofj
Parisian strappings, of
clever ingenuities and in .
materials and leathers of
highest quality afford the
most striking values of,
the season.
You are cordially invited
to inspect them -even
if only to see what is
proper for Spring wear.
, CORNER TEN TH tUisra
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H iMKHlY SPKIfitt & SIMON
will be excused from a corresponding
amount of regular drill.'
MICHIGAN Canes of all colors
are appearing on the campus.
food, prepared properly and
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