TIIK DULY NUmXSKW
TMP.FT
Prof. R. J. Pool Will Supervise
Botany Course at Estes Park
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l-etler Contrt Winner
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JOHN ELDER ARRIVES
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rrnf nanion.t .1 Pool, chairman jaie 'ew M.i brimming oer
. ,he iiepaiimeni of boiany. will I with outdtMir Interest anil bauy
. . i .uuuniain national ark to
M Camp OIi In lll.ie ullh Hi .Ivn.mlo nf
illicit work of
....i tain bmany roui'M'
nmviii in i"-- " .' .n'liiupin i uonif moiiniaina anil to on whoi
:innitl I"1" niir from taii-Iira the call of the great out-of. I
',.. 11 m July 1 Iho rnlhuHlft i. ; limn ttur riaaaei rover the re-1
',,(. ,v ie ' "'I project "ml ih,'," inioiilily li in. -am of aei)
o-r i-',',"' of ,h' ' l"itork ; rarciully airatie. nri ) or field-1
, ,1,,. i-i mntaln In 1917. ami t,iip autobus ami on tool. We
, rtifly J''fy wmtlnuatlon i u .)! ink three all day trips audi
ilf",i , oik for another simmer, im,. (ir two hsIUIay trl.a each
,,,,;, t!iw!i Illicit a par fur. ',..k. A delightful ami talualile'
,,'111 I'1"' ,rtr feature of in, program Inrludca two
.,1 u.'u !:i'i d''re v huh'some , v, r ulaiu ramp, lip trip. Ana of i
tiu pa.k litrliiiiiii m our aniijipa of'
past summer atv; sic Thornton .
lanxon. North S'. Vraln canyon. ;
InxH's gu.oh. Kail ihrr a ami,
I rall 1 1. ico, Hear lake. Olea laVe,
Kern lake. I'.i.iam lake. Loch ale. '
Wllil liaiin, ami the aumiotta ofj
the moi-e interesting mountain
m.t I
.(! In"'. irsi. "1,u i.i
hnmi lilM- Himor!n-i- nd under In
plrii.p nannri l,,IIM
Two Couraea Offarad
The ft tn (! cmise. which will
I general In mO( will tnllije ill
..miliN-iullv rich and ailcd natural
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Persian V Worker Comes
To University for Series
0! Talks Here
, Nbiaka In KsM-t ronimltir
tmrnibt ra ulll nifi a'.a dinner at
the ;rn.l luMcl lonlislit at o rlm k
to lnar a lalk 1 John Kiilr of
Ivtfla.
I Mi t:i.trr xvl'.l di'ak of hia -l'r
' U-noca In ivmla. and ltl lm
i iMrloiiii of Molumnii-.tanltm. Thia
ulijrn will ln of M't-rul Intrrrn
to tonimliiir nwniUfra. nnari
noriMi.ii :hi- oik ol Siwlc Hol
Iroml. Ntii-I. 'I. In : PL
! M ox ! in ioiinti. All unl-ili mn
olnvinv TlrkiM may M.ir
MUi I. tllan IVmiht vinni rloil . ,.i i ik V l
Ml. t niln. lin Mtria , - i,n (i, univrrn.n alumni aona- .. . ..r.i... .. ., r.nn.u
'iwliPi'ii Ml ml I nii runt ! ..... .1. 1. " . ' .
,rPl. in riowi-rln planu. foivaia. "'y "l in on, on th,)n nat,oial Inter willing ontriip. ..j;.,. KUU.. )n Aimnila" before
Iliif will !' d.me under n- ". In ine forem. on the monnialn atnanred by an eautern puhl'.-luiif 1 ,.' ,,,1.r m;c, flaa In inieinn-
.;eafanr Miniinion. 11 la ; ". ? m- amp , coropan. iimuil
v til 1 11 1 1 1 ill" r'tii iB.mn "
pent t firsen ...h., ;
of the nioiiniain environ'
ill
W
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t'' . . . l ...... -1 1. in ! Dufili.l fti.lid lAmri.l IbiIiiI
ll rolire toinin) Mine 11 win,. - - " -
...... .am...,a.i... - Inihi'eiiiiinii mwiri 11 ar hn enni to I
. . i.ni. 1. u i viiiiiiin.uaiT- a t -
'' Vro-in I know the reRlon and 10 enjoy tha
"n advani-eii r.iuiae aiil :.e hi'.-pl'al'.ty ani cordial fO opcvailnn !
,,l t l)ibii tor iliofe with conalder- of People who manacj
V.e i!:ninK In plant taxonomy or 1 mP oiympiia.-
"oolns.i and who will be able to! Accommodaticna Llmitad
noi'k it'll' -pendently or with mini Karly recltratton la deairahle ,
1 1 ... a a 11 limit In fhlal f.t- 1 Kn. h v.Imii t lBlnr t nr !
"oi'irse Ik ten. the monnialn rouraea berauae of I Gregg Publishing Company
in:p nimpu la a sroup or new t;ie nniiiea acrommoiiaiiona. Keaer
r.itraf ii" "id romfortalily equip-! ailona will be filed In order of
I'lfil Imil'linRs which occupy one of ' thrir receipt and those received)
ifte Tinest of all ihe macuiflceni ' afior the maximum llmlta of i
sJips of the Kocky .Mountain na com sea have been reached will be j
nnnl park rcpton. The csmp faces returned promptly. It la desired '
-if. ht-autifitl lliompson nieadowa. that all reaervationa be- In by May!
IH LETTER CONIES!
Gives Alumnus Worker
Fifth Award
ii.miil l.i In Social Sclencea 11 S ;;
at in o'clock Krliiay nioinlnc. He jli
will alo tiiik on Teralan Aiabian : "
fnllure" before Trof Orin Stepan- i:i
ek'a rl! In KHronean IHeralure at :
11 oVIoi k In Mt rhanical Kr.glneer-! 1 1
Ins iMher talka may be t '!;j
raniieJ ilirnuch the TnUerali) V-tj-i
M. C. X. o:f!ce.
South Dakota Coed
ins C.onsccutivv
Social Distinctions
.Vina Lillian Kenner of il- Ne
braaka Alumni asaociMiiou received
fifth prixe In a recenl national let
K1JMII.ION. S. 1. Mar. 5 JuL '
week a". r lead-nc t!i grand
march In toe Military Bail at tne
,- nnwv sunimits of the cont in-; definite baai.v. Informailon and auc
i-nmi divide. teationa will be sent to thoae In-
pr. Pool makes ihe follow Inp tereated In thia ipecial work if In
inninient on the location. 'There; Quiiiea are amt to Dr. R. J. Tool.
GENERAL EDUCATIONAL I
("orniiunker Picture
lrni) which la a full, broadside IS in order that tha final plana fori ,..'', , nknr,u hv -i...u. ,.f ,.,i, li. koia aa lion-
,le- o: majeniH.- i.m - i ' ;' ' .....- - (jr-jp I'uhllithiUR coraj.any ofnrarv t'olotiel.-Mi.- K'lna I-aaa. ol ,
New York. The ohjeel of Ihe con-, jpswch. w:is acil i f cied aa tha
j teat waa to write ten diKlini l tMf Junior I'tom pi n. I second
i of busineaa lettem of bele n 40 htrhost social tllMint lion which can ;
! and 2tX words In lenpih useful In he Ricn to a w oman jlu'lent at the
', iome one business. riilxerklty.
' Miss Kenner won the tilih pure mi,. im la a aenlor in the t ol-,
with her lettera on the puhllRliitic , lece of Alia and Sciencea at the
bualneaa. The oonteat betau Ia't-eni- rnixen-ity. She la a member of
ber 1& and dosed February l.V Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and an
! !urinir Christmas vacation Miss officer in (Juidon, women' auiii
' Itenner no! iced ihe announcenien! , lary orpaiiiiaiion affiliated with
i in "The (in- Writer." the mwita- Scabbard and Ulade. She Is u mem-'
; ine of the tJrepR I'ublishinK Co., ' ber of Mortarboard, national hon
land miteivd it. About Iwo weeks orai) aenion women's society, and
I apo nhe received the prize iie k. she wait recently elected aiudeni
"I certainly was aurpilfed. Miss secretury and representallve or inn
Tlenner Mid louay, '1 n aiiy tiiuu'l i t'an-Ht-lienic couwil at tlio uuivei-;
expect it." sity.
! Mia liss earns part of her way
nl college by working la a lical
tiewsp.tper ort'ice. Site Is a major
s'niletit iu mathcmalica at the fnl
verslty, and is a Member of Aletb-
ian litei-ary society. !
Gathering at Grand Hotel!
nab vancu on i
Program List '
Hiiini r and mcetlnc for all people
interested In vocational guidance '
t-ni;lnyment mHnarement, persoji-
iel work, vocational education or j
(.cncml education will be held at i
ihe i;rniKl Hotel, rViday, March 8,
at 6 j
A. I.. Trick, state labor coinmis- j
fionnr of Iowa Tvill discuss "Super-!
I haute in In.ilistrv : Hoes It Cre-j
up New Ilrpponslbilities w it h I'el-I
irence to YcK-aiional (luidance and j
Xoraiiipnal Kducation?'' from thei
smniliioiiit of industry in general, j
"Tl:c Knuinoerinc: College and
the Knt-ineering Field." will be dls
I'ussed by .files W. Haney. iuoli?s-t-or
of mechanical engineering of
Hie 1'niviTsliy of Nebraska. ,
Caster on Program 1
Mini; T. Caster, planl mperiu- '
t'-ndini oi il'O Lincoln Telephiuie i
i.nd T.lipianh company will give1
i. talk mi "The Communications of1
luduKiiy. ' Millard C. Lf ller, puper-itiieu.li-iii
of the Lincoln hcIiooIs.
v. ill iliacuss the fsubjccl "A Sum;i'- :
fiiti ii t ol Schools." j
Snnli'iiis are requested io make ;
ii'servanofi.t lor the dinner by tele-
llionini; oi v, i i t i n a T. V. Coodrich '
tin' I'.uard of Education ol the ;
l.llicoln wlmols. His ti'leiliollc :
iiuinhcr is Il-i;il. Stuiients who
irv unable lo attend the dinner are i
itiEcd lo come lor I ho program ,
uiiirh will h" unusually instrui-live ;
i nil interesting. The program w ill
lo.nriicni . at 7:0. i
V. . SLATES NEW
TALK ON INDIANS
Mrs. M. H. Merrill Consents
To Continue Speech
This Afternoon
Mrs. Maii'-iee Hitchcock Mtrrl'l
conduct the round table d Incus- ;
fiim on the suhjecl of ludiana at
Hie regulur meeting o" the Interra i
Hal group of the Y. W. C. A., in i
Mien Smith hall at 5 o'clock today. !
Mik Men ill. wile of I'lOlessorl
Merrill or the Collect; of Law. I
nike hi-lore this same group las!
v'fek and so much Interest in the'
subject was evidenced that il was:
ilecidcd to rontlniie it this Thura-1
'lay. again under her guidance i
A former resident of Oklahoma.
;'rs. Merrill knows ihe actual 'on
I'ltione among the Indians on the
"-'nerval ion today.
BASKETBALL CLASSIC
OPENS AT COLISEUM
I villi nui'll In. Ill i'MKl I-
iients by the slate high sc hool alb
"'lie as.'.ociaiioa.
The quintet from St. Paul, coached
'')' I'ai I'anek, and made up of
The following group are ached
uled lo have pictures taken for the
Cornhusker the last j-art of thi
week and the fiist of next week.
The picture are to be taken at th
canipua studio.
Thursday, March 7
12. no Mil Mu Alpha.
12:15 Rifle learn.
4: SO 4-H Club.
Friday, March 8
1J :00 Swimming team.
12:15 niork and Bridle club,
lialry Products Judging team. Inter
national livestock judging team.
12 ::;o Athletic managers.
Monday, March 11
12:15 (ilee club.
Tucaday, March 12
12:o0 Pharmaceutical dub.
12:30 Octet.
many of last year's veterana, is
defending the Class A champion
ship. First round games are scheduled
as follows:
4 laM I'lavi O an I'lnor I
Afternoon and Kvrntnic.
" "0 -iiik 1 !! -ii.1H.
.1 .to Allium- vh. lii'HTid lffinnd.
4 10 SI. Paul in i;n:x.
.",:). . i ',. j ii n.l'ii" in. I'rei.
7 :'.'0 Wf t I'olTit il. Kearnv.
; ei MbMiliiKi' i. H'-Bin.e.
1:4 Nut ro k vm. Mfi ctU.
V:o l.lic tin Kintl.e.l.
la It Played an Floor II
Afle:nuon and EvmiIus
II ."ii - Spwhi'.I Mitnt y.
;Ju-N.H"n vii. rhmtron.
4 4n - liri.knn H..V. vs. North 1'ialta.
i. :'i. A liim m. IVrtcvin lilg-U.
" l-'niis iitv i Hehonl lor liiimf
, 4.. i ' iwiij.p t n yiip.-rior
a. 4"- Hnw..in-k 'S. IiUrnl.
! ...I. I Hiihelil.lll'g is. Vmlej'.
4 Ih 4' I'lajed en Moor I
h 4I lll'l IH A It K IS. I'tTBtull. ,
H:.li ;.1.UH N. H'-.tl.. I I'Otk.
1II;IH WaVlil I'M. KliWhVlllO.
I " . J.i I ill i Ml v. Mual'l.
1 1 :CM ' 'ulb'Tir.n vs. H"fL'l.la.
I I .41' J 'n pi 1 1 ion Vfi. Alilun.
AflertHM.fi
i :0 Mulli'ii i a. Hi l.liai..
Sull. Hi ta. NllH.
4'Ihm II I'liijfll tin Ilrtor 11
MoltiltlK
COMING EXPOSITION
PRESENTS FEATURES
SiMilh Dakota Student
Mav (ct Business Award
Yermllion. S. P.. Feb. 28 Dean , ;
K. S. Ppnrk.s. head of the School of :
TtuRfness Administration at the ' j
University of South liakota. has .
been notified that the American
Hankers foundation will for the sec
ond time grant a scholarship loan 1 ::;
to a di sen ing student at iho Fnl-1 j;
h :4"
I'.
1 I :'.'o
II:".-
-I hill). I.i II V
-i.i.t.K rtii"
-i4rrtl.n.. vi
I ...i.n. ..rui.
I HtUtii. If i h
- A l.'kH i..lr:ii
l. Orlnuna.
s. Su iiili(.
Mrtii'v.
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l'B 'l-MI.'Ilt .
. H. 't'kuii' Uuck.
j University Players
4 PRESENT
i Eugene O'Neill's
j 'Emperor Jones ' j
I The Great Negro Spectacle I
1 TEMPLE THEATER
i ALL WEEK
Ticket at Roaa P. Curtica
jMat. 50c Nita75c
Afiernoon
S.i. ii- siiMklmin va. Sm anion.
l;"o r.m.'a i a. Hwrma-a.
I'liwa li ried on t'lor III
Afteiiioun nnJ Bvnln
:;u 4-iwiKlnon . Harn'a.on.
in siraiton va. Oailan.i.
4 40 -Hulla va, Kenaaaw.
o Hooper va. Ixinbar.
T 20-HI. lo.laar.l va. Ijaurrl.
'. 40 M li.i.-li va AiinUilll.titiu A'anam
ol i 'hai'ili.it.
I. 4.1 Itp.fcrnUi! va. Weep.na Vt'ar.
l I'hii." I ".iv a. l.ili'liflal.l.
I liana I i'la hJ n I .oar 1 1 1
M..I l.n.
k I " i n. i a. I.. Isli.
no ioi.iiiei a. n..r!ii.
10:1.0 Itiafi'iu il koa.naj I'm,.,
lu .ill - l,o.n. . I. V. ol i.uUa liuia
I ihli.H n.
ll.ao mu. a ilia i a llnyklll
11:411 Int. gut t Nona l.oui..
A flel noull
" nil- l,.,iii t'lt v va. I'nn'l :"
2 L'O MaUMiL a. vv (U..ii ilt.
( ln I. I'lH.tftl ni Kiimr I
A f term. en
5 :.ll Mnirliat va. Wi linel.
!i .20 Kuat a va. I ta Ilea.
I'lilllipa ilrfw a l.vo.
40 Wina tie va. l'ninii.ae.
4 4ii hrnimrJ va. illltner.
4, (HI Maaiot va. Kiatar.
Slui'latoli illaw a liya.
4 U II Played Fl4Mr IV
SdollilliK
k:4li Niiliolii-e va. Broadwaiar.
!. :io Erl.lo.n va I'.iatoiila.
lu:iMi l,ratua va. Aalell.
Hi.lur arm a bja.
It. :L'i. Naapon n. Milium.
11 40 X iel. Ola of Nol'lli Flalla va. Polk
lilelivll rlr a bya
No.a: Kioor I l ti varaitv court :
Kleor II t He frtiauman i-ouit; r loor 111
la Urn alalia nourt, anil f.ool IV la ta
baaenient eourt.
Dean Sherman Guest of
Honor Durnett Banquet
Dean and Mrs. L. A. Sherman
1 will be honored at a dinner jiven
1 by
Third Annuel Great Lincoln
Show Opens in Coliseum
Monday Evening
The third annual ;roaier Lin
coln exposition will open Monday
,l.l, vtowh 11 In tha iinlvcrtlfv
lllll.. TI.. ..A..(,.lnt f lha lnon
Coliseum. The exposition is report-' "'" "i'-- "
ed to be larger than ever before.!")" '""t I'Ian lo.11n'er 1he bnk,' 1
wlih double the number of displays In profession will be announced
and several more exhibitors. '''. n' r'p ,'"an f"
The automobile show will be one :;'', uni, ,hP bBf SPlion 5S :
of the outstanding features with j 'liolai hip and aelf-support.
naiiv everj' make of car sold in! " .
the city on display. i Classiried Ads
reaiure nirpianc wpparaiua
Ol her display will include a, "
miniature aindarie. a replica of the vvTvtki
uirma'l nlanea and new airmail' i Ni-ei
maps with the latest rates and i l
schedules. The Indus! nal arts de
partment of tho city schools, the
community chest and the slate de
partment of public works will have
display. ,
Entertainment will be furnished
by professional as well as amateur !
entertainers. The I'niversity ofj
Nebraska band, the Wesleyan uni- j
verslty orchestra, the Lincoln high
school consolidated band, and ihe!
American Legion drum corps will i
furnish music. Professional enter
tainment will be given by Harper's 1
dog and pony novelty circus and
the Hauers. aerial acrobatic per
formers. Three programs will be j
given each evening.
I I::
Lost and Found
.- Sluilti. ia for summer m.f 4
four A . lv Mr. Hamilton,
rnl.ual(-r In. lei FVIouy.
Miss Melzfjer W ill
Addrees Studerts j
Miss Evelyn Joan Metzger, as-!
sistant professor of design. In the
department, of home economics, !
will address the students oi the de-
liartnieut of architectural engineer- (
ing at their regular meeting in the
1 former museum, "Thursday evening,
! March J. Mls Metzger, who has j
I studied in Pans, will tall; on Euro-:
a 1 poan arcrilermre and schools in
jPlance.. All those Interested are
1 inviled lo attend.
Lelioasignol .ivet Talk
Ianan J. 12. LeHosfcigno! of Ihe
College of Business Administration
talked to the Uotary club in Ne
bral;a City at a luncheon meeting ;
Wednet-dsy on "Farm Relief." j
t II!
Records Just Out
711 Lover ('(line Back to
4Mc 1'aul Whiteinan.
L'lt'iS-
Train
a ti d
-Nat
1 Irefliii
Sliilkret
el 1 est ra.
218.").') i lnil Hag Doll
(icorpe Hsen.
2is:,ii-l"ll Gel By Jesse
( 'raw TurJ.
21h.'i2 My Mothers Kyes
(tcorpe .IprscI.
1 tmi Tin- Sun Is At My
W'irdu'W leo RieK
iiihii and orchcMra.
Schmoller &
Mueller's
1220 0 St.
Hi:
m
Cajpn
Thuri.Fri. Sat.
"DAWN"
Drama of a Woman'a
2.upr,m Sacrifice. Don't
min it;
WlTH SYBIL THORNDYKE.
Chancellor and Mr. E. A. Bur
nett Wednesday, March 20, at me
rniveraity dub. Invitation have
been Issued to member of the
Board or Regents, dean of the var
ious college and their wives, ard
all faculty member who have
spent twenty-five yeare of service
at the University of Nebraska.
On September 1, 1930. after a
year' leave of absence. Dean Sher
man' resignation a prcfeor of
Engtlah and ranking deaa will P
ilnto effect. At thi Time ne wui
assume viie title or emeritus dean
'and professor of Eiiflish.
I A meeting of ihe Hoard of Re
' gents will le held following the
i dinner.
4af
fietball Flayen
and Goaehe
Special Announcement
Doe to the fact that your team requires the best of foods
we will prepare any fpocial order you may desire.
Year after year coaches have chosen us to serve
their teams.
We are one of the most up-to-date and fair priceS
restaurants you will find.
CENTRALLY LOCATED
Let Ua Serve You. Mr. A. A. ANDE0S, Prop.
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BIG
ADVANCE
SALE
Scores of New
Spring Two Trouser
SIT "TllT" lif "(C3
fresh from the makers
Dollars and dollars off our regular spring sell
ing price during this brief advance sale. Can
von imagine anything more profitable more
worthy of your immediate attention.
Handsome year-round worsteds in fashionable
plain and fancy blues, grays, tans, oxfords. Every
correct new stvle.
College models and smart styles for young bus
iness men models for most every figure.
For this sale and this sale only, these suits with
extra trousers at $29.75.
MEVS CLOTHING Street Floor.
A Special Sale of
Underwear
Shirts and Shorts
THE SHIRTS are eitlier mercerized Sins ril
or flat knit combed Egyptian cotton.
THE SHORTS in neat designs, black and while
stripes, plain white and colorful effects in
blripe or modernistic patterns. Garment
FURNISHINGS Street Fltor.
l'Saiaa-taa
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