Till'. DULY M.MK K AN
F
WELL IN EVENTS
AT DRAKE RELAYS
Ocspltc Wain and Mud Track
Squad Places in All of
Finals Entered
TOUCH OFF LOSES RACE
Schultc's Men Nearly Take
World Record: Illinois
Captures Shuttle
a Mrtinra. la. Apitl IT Hp
11 irt lh lail Nrhiaakan -N
b aska'a vaiatt) In.ter rr'oroirl
gameted Iheir har of ih lrk
r lay honoi at th ltak tinner
tiiv'atMellr lli-l.l Saturday, slip
f-.h and eliding to a-oi in all th)a
lnal mmii in which thev er I
imi1 A aia1 diianpour or
ian ihai or'nrd up al ih opnin
ct th ifirrniioii i a'tair oimtinufd
hwnit'ioai ih rml p'irnani-
ni lefi ih iniii paiha in a
Mivxlxsj rondnlon
vrn1 in Ih ahmil hunll i
In and ih football lnr mn
iiarr r.-.1l acair l:h a third In
'n It and a 'ouriih in ih
jai-d diaianr o.ntliuid Ih anrti
rt roarh Hni K. S-huli rt
pHrtrm-a 1mon nh a fomiii
in h l.inad Jump and lard
miih a II for fnui-ih. in ih hiah
jump vr Ih oihr NbiaKa
plfT
NaaHy TaVt Utters
luli iMKh off rout ih ar
11 and Crwm a riw or!t if
ord iq th fiui aliutil hui-dl
'lav With t'rlminc ladln on
th third Jap a pior tourh tn lam-
An fx a ih I'llinnl anchor man a 1
. . .A L.J.. VI. h fi I I 1 1 a
. -oui1 no' o.tvorn. p.mt.
tor. Kair and 1i rrhr)d
a toiu-tb In th quatir mil i
roane and ani ixi-t 10 fiai I
hind Iowa and Michigan for a Ihlrd
in th KhO-vard !iilanc.
Vahm. Vorean. Romlv and
Vounit MprHd from th pridiron to '
ih cindr rih 10 flninh behind
ih p-rty Aitny niartt In th
othr fa'ur of ih day, th foot
ball rlay. Notr lam. fiah.
Tva and IMak alo -omrid in
th vnt. Tom'on' lap of 12
ti t 8-4 1nrha pae him a fourth
;n th broad lump htl Bvard
-ni fi ft 10 inch In th high
jump for a ti for fourth.
Shuttle Cvent la Faat
Th lllinoia hnrdlera mppd on
th ahuttl rcotd in frond atyl.
-lippin(? ovr two onds from th
fornior mark. Th Mucker eniranta
a I no broke th record In mnnin(t
nei-ond to Mint. Claud Bvacey,
Hie ntflUr Rio inntilut Kprinter.
tan true to form in th rentory
dash, winning eauily from Kldr of
Notre Dame and Toland, the hunky
Mtchiran aprintfi.
OttemeB of Minnesota broke np
a po"" vaultinn oomrl. when he
broke the Prake record w-lth a
hcijhl Ot 13 ft 4 S 4 1nche
S-ollblurf Hi, winner of the Ne
braska lnter-BChoiastic home oouit
relay, finished with iwo fourth
and a Eecond. The fummary fol
lows: t'nHiKim) anal llrcf Wflaj-.
0-vr iinlvfa'iy rli'-: Won hj
tuna imvnaon, Papa. Bavrd, PiHniaia).
Mi'ti'ran. tati'ond; V-hraaka, third, llll
ri'iia. (B-jrih. Tima: 1 Cfc 2-11
mft-vard rolli'r' r-! : Kanaaa F'ara
T.'hrn ot Mtiabura. K aa . 1 K oil May,
Mi l.htwrfr, SnodK'-aaa Vadlaon) firat,
iikmhoma BiipuM. awonfl; Haxtmaa,
vi-K. ihird; Moiulntfaida. foui'lh. Tluio;
'-' T .
Two mil iinhrcintiy relay: won Tiy
tnia 1 Mit'iltun, 'rurfifr. Mil'annon.
i.iimii; Mla-ouri. an'-onii, Kanaaa, ihlrd;
liirlcn. fourth. Tim-: 7 : f7 S-10.
liiHianc- iinivtrmiy mdiay H1, kro.
1 h----jUai,trB and milfi: Won hy 1111
t'fiin n'rlovlph. Whltf. Htini, Abbm:
Mlnnaaota. a-tond. Builor. llilrd; Army,
founh. Tim: ID S. IN rmkf r
urd . rormar mark ol 10. 2 6-10
inuda by lllinola In IP'.'k.i
4na mil rflay; lova 1 lApvpnaon. t-'ar-rua'iti.
Hiatnan. Tlnlrd) firm: Mmaouri.
MMnnd; Vot'thi'i-NtiM-n. third; Kanaaji
fourili. PImi: l-10.
Kour-milf ralay : llilnol 1 r3uniina.
1 ii-lovlrh. Htlnn. bbfiti fine; Hutlei.
nrfnnd ; ihi'-awo. ihlrd; Kanaaa, fourth.
J'lm-: 'l:4U 1.50
44u-viLrl lihivwmlty rla : Won tiy
lllinola ('J'intm, Hlirkbai-dt, r.n-p. T'ai
praolil; fciu-blcan, afn-dtid ; Ml atifni I'l.
ihlril; NbrHaiii. fourth. 'J'lmP: :42 2-10.
Nnrtni rollif- uiodl'-y i4i). nvn ami
Kiri vhMi; Won by HMailnrn 1 Rli'rman.
Hm-iilh l.lmdfll, KiTitiu; ni-ldrntal col-to.'-
1 aJ.furrilii. ai-i-ond . KaiiHaa Htare
Ti'in'li-r- K.inporla. 'bird; ''oi'hll rol
f"urlh. Tlrnt.: r,:lH 2-10.
1 ina n I i-olli-nif ri'l.iy : Won 3 (ikla
linma Haplia'a il'itlton. Hurl. BfSt, W tl
llriniaoni: HamliiK. Nrbr.. afrond ; r
Phhv, third; Con. fourth. Time: 3. ill
110.
TUt-h K'hnal Krlar.
0-vard rilay: Won by v'ahiiiitron,
vdKr' liKfildti. (Wl.-ki-n. S'uala. Kmtlh.
I'rof-'orl; Maaon ''Ity. lMpiind ; Wuahllia
tnn. lii.. third, Sco'iabtuff. Nfb.. fourth.
'j'Ihip: :4t 1-10.
I'wo-mil n-iay: Won bv Rai Ti-a
Tolni high iT. Tltoinnaon. l-'h lis. v.
'I'hompson. HoliriPBl. T'or:"y blrh Iowa,
aanond ; Mnaon City, tb-ril; Si'Oi tabluff.
Sb.. fourth. Tim-: 8:;i0 tl.10.
i80-yard relay: Won by Waahlnr'on,
NEBRASKA
ARES
Springtime Brings Flood of New and
Unusual Books to University Library
(By Moselle Kleeman)
Spring has brought a flood of
new books to the university li
brary, and several of them nmy
prove more than useful. "Vamps
aud Vampirism" by Wright should
be popular wilh every roed at this
lime of the year.
The masculine element may get
h il the inside information they
want from Hart's "Inside Exped
ience." Every budding journalist
should be Interested In "The Grub
Street Journal" by Hillhouse. Two
new biographies of Jack LondoD
snd Koethe may be useful to am
bitious students of literature.
Many professional fields are cov
ered by the new books such as
law, medicine, life Insurance, and
museum wor. Geography, paint
ing, blBtory, poetry, behavior, and
many other subjects are included.
8ooki Are Listed
The list of books received Is
Boaie: A Bibliography of Early
Enjrlish Ijiw Books; Smith" A
Bibliography of Museums and Mu
ssina. Work; HillbouB: The Grub
Street Journal; Hart: 7nlde Ex
perience: Wick ham: The Mtube
bavioriBts. Penman: A Theory of the Labor
VovemeDt; Page and Gat: The
Work of Corporate, Trust Depart
i7rjf-.-j 7'n IKrtrut
Sorttrilv Meet ttvtnrn
Mr C 'W illiam, eflilieied
with Ihe liiinii office, re
turned lint week fmm Hi. Louie
hei ah attended Ih biennial
rtmlii ix th niliittn
(icttim of Kappa Kappa Warn
hi Via Wltlianu served aa
proline pieautent al IHe nteei
Inn held in HI. Iula lal week
eid Alihra Marr, rYemont.
ih delegate to ihe conven
tion from the local chapter
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A STUDENT LOOKS
AT PUBLIC AITAIRS
y David Fallman
"arl Sandburr baa recently iuh
Imbed a volume of vrj,
od Morninr. America." Har
court. Brace. 192S). We recom
mend very much your reading th
first number In thi collection,
"Good Morninr. America," from
which the book receives its title.
It is a powerful r1w of the his
tory of this couniry. sketching In
bold outline, with the dash and
Imagination of the artist, the fe
cial and political developmenta of
this country. One part of this ap
praiaal of American value ap
pealed to us in particular, perhaps
because w hav a. suppressed de
sire to read & little bit of good,
old fashioned hell once in a while.
Says the poet:
"Since w sell the earth with a
fence around H.
Since one man sella the ocean to
another and guarantees a
new roof and all modem con
veniences. Since w-e sell everything out the
blue sky and only the Blue
Sky Laws stop vis selling
that,
Sine w-e sell justice, since we sell
pardons for crimes.
Since we sell land titles, oil claims,
ninety-nine yar options, all
day suckers and two minute
Since w-e have coined a slogan,
Never (five the aucker an
even break, and the Old
Army Game goes on.
Since the selling game is the big
game and unless you know
how to sell you're a bum and
thkl ain't ail
Since the city hicks and the hicks
from the sticks go 10 the
latest Broadway hit, hoping
to fix their glims on a birdie
with her last feather off 1n a
bathtub of booie
jfl the dance go on let the stalk
ing stuffed cadavers of old
men run the earth and Tall
up the four Horsemen "
Painfully Suggestive.
Bom on Transcript: Composer '(to
mubic publisher) This new song
of mine has a melody which Is ab
solutely Infectious.
Publisher -Oh don't mention that
word to Tne I've Just got over the
flu.
ments; Moore: The Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Cali
fornia; Garner: American Foreign
Policies.
Stamp: An Intermediate Com
mercial Geography: Wright: Vam
pires and Vampirism; Warming
ton: Tbe Commerce Between the
Roman Empire and India: Singer:
A Short History or Medicine; Ab
bot: Tbe Great Painters In Ttela
tion to the European Tradition.
Bell: Landmarks In Nineteenth
Century Painting; Harbin: Phun
ology (a collection of tried and
proved plans for play fellowship
and profit) and Washington 1n
Poerry and Song (poems chosen
by a comrr.lttee of Carnegie library
school BKiociarior.').
Plnckney: Seo-Drlnking Cities;
Wtddemer: -Collected Poems;
Sime: Life or Johann Wolfgangs
von Ooethe; Parsons: The Stream
of History; Blkie: George W.
Cable (his life and letters);
Payne: The Soul of Jack London.
Henderson: Five Roman Emper
or (A'espaaian, Tltua. Ttomltlan.
Nerv. and Trajan): McFVe: Lire
of Sir Martin Trobisher; Mavor:
The 'Ruislan devolution : Knight:
The Americans In Santo Domingo;
Perrln: History of Illinois; Haa
brouck : Foreign Legtonareis in tbe
Liberation or Spanish South
Amerlr.
ORANGE-RED MIX
10 6-6 JUNE
FAST GRIO TILT
Practice Exhibition Shows
Good Spring Display
Of Material
NEXT TRY ENDS SEASON
Six Weeks' Training Time
Comes to Close With
Game on May 1
M M k r fooihall tandidaira
aiaxinl anoihr prariua (am In
ih aiadlum rida airmxm. ih
Krd ant ih Otanr haiillnt to a
t in il Th tani aa aSul
i ih heal khihillon ol fooiball (Urn
lmr iha aurlnw Irainlnl
( .... r,
kiiitn l'h final tftm nf Ih
1 araton
i annni aaMi -till b plad May
i I and Ihia will b th official rlo
: of ih an pkt' apiing tralnini
rrnK
Th Rda' lourhduan ram aflr
l.on had lnir-ptd a r and
i ian li park 10 miunria peror n-
pUv h hrad a pa to Minify 1
t. . v - . - at . . hl.i. !
. In tr in rail on in utanr 1
Man'? -arnd ih ball or
I and th try for point aa no .d.
Oranga tttk Ravtng
Oranr la
am batk attonn
and or nod th ball to th Red
loxard lln whr lhy wr hld
for do na rani ronir.buid a plr
J0ard run to the attack In Ihia
peilod and nearly broke loose Th
quarter ended with the Reda la
poaion of th ball.
Shortly after th cond juartr
had tartd the Oranc team was
una hi to a 'op. Marquis nnally
plunging across th Im for th
touchdown fro mth yard line.
An attempt to pa.a on the try for
J pOitt l b.-ifuCO rul Aud th
half ended with, the teams in a
deadlock at fiwll.
The Red team barely mied a
touchdown In th third curtr
when Manley'a pass to Scbertinger
w as good for S yards and a touch
down, but th ball was called back
and th Reds given a 25 yard gain
when Schersinger stepped out of
bounds in his dash down th side
line. Th tw-o teams battled on
fairly vn quarters and wereatlll
tied when the third quarter ended.
Ctoa u Evan
Fourth quarter was fairly ex-en
although the Reds got possession
of the ball on th 10 yard line when
Marquis was tackled and lost the
ball on an attempted pass. The
Reds passed three limes and at
tempted to cross the Orange team
up by running with the ball on
their fourth dow-n but lost the ball
on downs to the Orangemen. The
Orange team attempted a bring pajis
in a final attempt to break the tie
but it was unsuccessful and the
game ended Reds C, Orange 6.
Not Rula Chang
Th change In the football rules
was presented to the crowd raiher
forcibly. In th first period Art
Terry picked up a fumble and ran
sixty yards to a touchdown but
this was disallowed as the new
rules rruVe the ball dead at the
point of recovery in the cae of
a fumble.
Th Orange team had a little ih
Teachers College Faculty Finds
York Schools Very Satisfactory
A survey of the Tor public
school system recently made by a
group from the Teachers college
faculty will be ofr the University
press shortly. Patrons of the school
district will be Informed of the
rindings at a public meeting prob
ably next week.
In general, conditions in the
York schools are very satisfactory.
"There would be fewer failures in
tbe freshman year if all university
students could have come from
schools as excellent as York," one
of the members of the survey staff
reported. Favorable as the situa
tion is 1n certain particulars, bow
ever, a number of Important recom
mendations, based on the findings
of the survey staff, wereoffered.
An expenditure of $200,000 in the
near future for the expansion of
high school facilities was one of
the proposals made. This recom
mendation was based upon an an
alysis of York's present educational
need and those due to the prob
able growth of the -city during the
next fifteen years.
It was estimated that tbe popula
tion of York will likely increase as
mnch as 1,000 by 396. There will
probably be an increase In school
on roll meat of about twenty a year.
All factors considered, a six-year
combination junior-senior high
school was recommended.
Girls 'Have Good Record
Failure and acceleration received
considerable attention. In every
high school subject except mathe
matics there were more failures
among tbe boys than the girls
Even in science, in which a boy
ordinarily excels, seven times as
many boys as girls failed. Sugges
tions were made which will guar
antee the boys a square deal. Tbe
whole matter of retardation and ac
celeration was given close atten
tion. Other tpurpoees were: To learn
whether the superintendent and his
helpers were properly performln,
thelr supervisory duties and wbe-
V"r tbe school program is organ
ised as it should be: to study tbe
achievements or the boys and girls
attending the elementary and high
schools; to investigate finances of
York school district; ard to on
sidnr courses taught in high school.
Particular mpbasis was placed 1n
the necessity of offering a better
program of guidance to tbe high
school students.
Children of York were found to
be much more intelligent than the
average for tbe country as a whole.
This indicates a very blgb type of
citizenship in York, according to
Dr. Charles Portfyce.
Ralph D. Scott star that th
riant ire Made for
.ebratknn llanqurl
Annual "IU" Ungual dill
hlt at l ha Lincoln bout, e
rrliB l" an annoumrtiif nl
mad br Mi Nuhula. ihalr
iii an of ih baniiurl rtniiiilit
)airdair. lnliailona will b
mailrd ul rii'lay lor I ha nl
1 ha Itai baiigut-l la an an
nual affair r lh N
braakan aiaff All aiuilnia lm
orkvd rviulailjr on tha lolly
Nvbiattan tlunni Ih ar ill
aiirntl Ih bnjii MciutMra of
(ha aiaff HI publlih apflal
aiandal ahret for Ih rnl.
"Ih Kin" Hill Bfl'lrjr la
uliior of "Ih lia((r" ihia
) t- l Urn oil im auaiv4 lt
lan Cailaon, Nl Oomon. and
I.) 1ai
bltr of Ih paaaini dut tahlrb
th (am lurnd out 10 b. rom
pirtini a lai(nr prrntaj of ihlr
raaara lhan did Ih Rda. Mo tar
aa lall lucilni aa -onrrnd. II
aa praclirally a loaaup Hh both
Irama bfraaln lo ft ral
Hixvl galna
1 h alanine llnupa
ok VUK
ITUi '
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lirllaan
(ntfnWU
IVIrtaon
., . HUH
Marviuia
I'aul
l I Kaii
!)
ebraaka.
(fitf VVailfr lll k
-.ir 1 ,1
Mfli Nrtktaaka
Cut Out Sermoni.
rdrkk I.. Tolllna In Woman"
Horn Companion: Th
I rmon la pitiful" and
Th avra
lie fit 10
an th i hriatian raua. Th ry
. Aa I'karniAa1 hat KaAAma a iibo
. j.,11-... an th word
prachM a ajnonra for idlou-
I , h ,h,onH rUndm of
the Btbl la about aa popular aa
th high wheeled bicycle. Th pas
aages in Ih Bible that moat lntlu
enc nin need precloua llttl eluci
dating Tby ar th slmpleat writ
ten and th plalnrat meaning sen
tences in all literature. The axer
i; HI M
ll.ul '
K- I
lilll-rll .
llir " .
JuaiH- 'a
11. . . II
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Weidemann Gives Radio Talk cn Pans
Pipe in Home Made Instrument Uour
On baa but to choos between
three tjpet of Tan a plpea. construct
th one of his choice, practice fif
teen minute, and h is a finished
musician. This was the Informa
tion given by C. C. Weidemann. Mr.
Weidemann. professor of Hlsiory
and Principles of Education, gave
the directions 1n a radio talk. "How
to Construct and Play Pan' Pipea"
broadcast from the miversiiy of
Nebraska station through KKAB,
Tuesday, April 2S.
Pan 'a pipes a re a forerunner of
the wind Instruments such aa the
pip organ, the flutes and the clari
nets, oboes, etc. It consisia of small
bamboo tubes close at one end and
fastened together In a line. Th
difference In the length of th
rubes forms the musical scale. The
lower lip la placed on the opening
and the breath Is expelled as In
whistling.
The materials needed are bamboo
stalks, ihe inside diameter of which
vary from one-fonrth to thre
eighths Inch. About ten pipe are
cut Immediately below tbe Joints of
the bamboo stalks. They are cot In
different lengths and toned in ac
cordance with each other. Th
shorter th stalk the higher th
pitch.
A variant is made of this by bor
publication or the survey report
will require about 250 pages. This
it the second survey printed by tbe
University of Nebraska press al
t bought several others have been
presented by the Teachers college
faculty to different school dis
tricts of th state.
Cooperating on this survey
were Frank E. Hentlik, Charles
Fordyce. Xean Worcester, Winona
Perry, C. C. Weidemann and K. O.
Broady, all members of the faculty
of Teachers college. A. A. Reed or
the extension division or the Uni
versity and a number of graduate
students in education courses.
"The. Student' Store"
Rector's Pharmacy
19th and f Street
C. C. ejuchholc, Mgr.
ur Store la Your Store
orry. old girl
I'll have to break that -date
for tonight'!
The laundry hasn't snt back
my Mapee's Shirts
and 1 wrin wear any other
lunil.
$2 and more
Chancellor Ilurnvtt Explain How
University Exams llenefil Students
tiller- Nate 1 If" "
eenee ef brief weekly article f
Oanteiler I. A. turned. II baa
t ) wtH (he bigH Sel
aamiratiel ffre by th Ul-
erHy.
Many parents are enduing bow
Ihelr children will fatw In th unl
versiiy tianilnailons which ar
now being gitrn In tailoua high
schools To.aoni peopl. Ihia plan
eeem Ilk a n departure, but
lb nurpoae bark of II It Ihe ulil
mate good of lb annl.-ni We
hop I prrvent nilaflie In Ihe I nl
lali)..
Fa far such riaminaiiona deal
only nb t-ngliib and maihema
lire. They are bing gtn 10
rlatalfy tudnta rather than lo de
bar Ihem from entrance 10 Ihe
I'nrvereliy. Students coming lo ih
tnlrliy nit fall will be obliged
to lake an Knglxh eianmnailon. If
lby hat not eltrady done o Id
high achool. Hiudenta propoalng lo
study engineering will b obliged
to lake an examination In algrbra.
Change Present System
We hat alaya had aom quail
fying eiamlnatlona In Kngliab Hut
thy hat gnrally been giten af
ler atudrnia were already in rlaa.
ag mlnltr doeant get very far
hen be met 10 improte on tbem.
Tber ar tK.nOO sermoni
preached lu ih I'niied States
every Sunday morning, or about
SO.000.000 a jrar. count ina the aft
ernoon and etrning efforta Obvl
ouMy ther arent :i.tM0 peorl In
th i'niied Staiea tit to preach r
mona, and th result la an tr-
helming number of poor srmiona.
Th remedy suggeid 'he
churches I aa follow:
That the atrag mintir b r
lleved of lb neceiliy of termon
wrtilng.
Thai the task be assigned t
men and women who ar ronppr
oualy able to perform H.
That each denomination solicit
and pay for an annual supply of
ing holea the length of th grain
of a plc of wood. The deepest
holes producing th bass ton and
th shallower ones th soprano
Pan's pipes can also be made with
glass tubing three-eight inch In
diameter. In which th bottom has
been stopped with a cork. Mercury
la placed in th tube together with
a smaller tug. By forcing th rar
cury up and down the different
tones are produced.
Pan's pipes are used by primitive
peoples In religious ceremonies and
In calling tribes together. In some
Instances Instead of having the
pipe In a straight linn they were
arranged In a circle and rotated aa
it w aa played. Some af th pipe
were so long as fifteen feet and
carried n deep bass tone. Any at
tempt however, to play these plpea
in nothing knort of belnf physical
exercise.
Davis Coffee
Shops
10S No. 13th
CAY and NITE
1131 R
Facing Campus
Fountain Service
8
MILLION
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Arrordlng I our near plan, stu
dents will Iruiucotiaiely be placed
In theloric rlaaaea arcordlng lo
Ihelr ability In I ngllah Tboae fa
cetting xrillonally low grade
will b placed lit claaa lo make,
up their dftiinrla and will not
receive credit for urh work until
Ihey ran demonstrate greal Inv
provemenl.
Th purpoa of lb algebra
rumination for proapectl ng1
nr It to ptfnt miafli In I hat
branch of work. Many high achool
atudrnia do not tealu thai math
luatlta lira al Ilia luuutlailuw ol
engineering and niuat b nattered
before real progreai ran be mad
In engineering. It often bappent
thai boy who la wak In mathe
matics announces bit Intention of
going Into engineering
Kupnntrndnta and principal!
of high arhoola hat heartily ap
pro d of giving th examinations
In bkth achool fest will b given
10 lb day a work and every etu
dent wilt have free opportunity 10
dentoDBtrate hla comparative fib
nraa for higher education. We hope
10 be able 10 give aom rrt!f1ral
of reward 10 students who stand
exceptionally high In Ihete exami
nations. the finest sermon thai uaa possi
bly be written
Tbai th number selected be suf
ficiently lari 10 permit a wtd
choice of subject by th local pas
tor That each minister select the
kind of sermon that best meets th
needs of bta particular congrega
tion and to deliver it on Sunday,
ithr by reading li or by commit
ting It to memory.
Try Next Week.
Boaton Transcript: "I'd Itk to
get a lawn mower."
Well, this Is a fine drug store."
"I'm eorry. sir. we haven't any."
College Women
tirr farinctrd tnf Froclt 9t thit neu r7Vf
Here is the place the Co-Ed stops in her
quest for the new in women's fumiali
inps. Dresses, Ensembles, Coats, MUKnery
and a host of accessories at moderate
prices.
Our Summer
$19.75
Drink
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pT9
yiutst:JLF
wl
IT WON'T BE LONG
NOW. AND TWC PAUSC
THAT'S
NOT BE SO REPRCS fi
ll NG AS SOME. OTHERS
WE KNOW OF.
Th moral ia to evwid einiatMaja
wittic k is inyniriW to pmamt
and .-wbeah yowreoll bacetnc
ai'tencwar yoa can't is wbaa yoa
wieot wiak yoa oemld. Fom-
natBly. fa aonna aftaira tkeree
alwaya a aoda ioummiri cr refcreab
aent otand aroBod tbe cersor
iram anywhare wta plenty of
ievcoid Coca-Cola eaady. And
-eery day is tbe yaar 8 miHion
people eupa minuaL abwab Om-
ahwa witk ttii pure drink f
natural flavor and are K agaia
with tb aaax rf a iraah eoan.
Tha Cooa-Cok Cau. Ackmia. Co.
C O O T
T O
G T T
Alhtrlic Office 4dd
Thxi llateball ('mri
lluaker baaeballer will ap
pear la two additional games on
Ihe bom field according to Ihe
revlaed Schedule, announced b)
Ih athletic office
Th rwtualiidar of lb sched
ule 10 be played follows:
May 14 Kanaaa btaie al
Lincoln
May 10 II-Haskell al lJn
coin.
May ISM-Kibmi al Lln
coin
May 17 ll-Kanaat Plat al
Manhattan
May toil Oklahoma at Lln
coin
May ti tS-lowt gut at IJn
coin.
May SI June l-Mlaaourl at
Lincoln.
1
1
Moral.
Boston Transcript: Thoe wbo.
would ruin or ml will do both if
given a cbanc.
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AT TMl
TEMPLE OAmXKlA
OOOO CO0KIN4
Stf AIONABIK retlCIt
roet a
Agcsicy
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Davis School Strrrit
IM N. IftW
Hotel Combnaker
First Floor.
Frocks are from
Upward
er a
Ll
Delicious and Refreshing
PAUSE AfVP
WING MAY
YOU CAKT HAT THt
fAUfct THAT S-UaXEHES
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I T
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