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Of the Shrew THE DAILY NEBRASKAN mile relay. Noble, Lloyd, Layton and HUSKER ATHLETES Trexler will rrobably run "in the 880-yar- d utSerdkug CO. ' relay, while Baldwin will sup- The Genuine 1321 O Street plant Layton in the 440 yard Corn TO LEAVE TODAY relay team. The two MEN! PLACE TO BUY husker sprint THE Nebraska sprint teams should place any Drugs FOR DRAKE MEET high In the Drake mete.barrlng bad brenks, as the only team that Tom Wye Coats Drug Sundries defeated them at the Kansas Relays, " team, Toilet Articles Second Squad of Nebraska Track the Jayhawker sprint relay Men Will Depart at One will not ho present at the Drake Cigars O'clock Over the classic. The K. U. relay teams are Candies Rock Island. running at the Penn relays Saturday. Penn Relays. Kodaks MANAGER KING IN CHARGE Pennsylvania's Relay Race Carni- Magazines val, the classic track and field meet- Cornhusker Teams Expected to ing of the year and the greatest track good Make Strong Fight for High any place in the We specialize on all and field meet held Honors in Des Moines better, Soda Fountain Specialties orld annually, ill be bigger, Classic. up to a higher at our more brilliant and Meet your friends standard than ever before. Oxford Thesecoml stove. Use our telephone squad of Cornhusker University, England, ill run in the directory. Buy trackstcrs who will and city compete in the distance medley relay championship stamps here. We Drake Relays at Des postage Moines Satur- on Friday, the 27th, the first day of your patronage day will appreciate leave at 1 o'clock today meet and in the two mile relay you to feel at over the and want the Rock Island, arriving at the championship on Saturday, Morgan of our store. Iowa Capital 8 home in at this evening. The Oxford will also run in the two mile party second includes the following international race on Friday. The men: Student Manager King, Stepln." Oxford team is very fast but for who 1 is in charge of the sqim elth tunately Yale, Georgetown, otate, Lloyd, Dave . Noble, Louis iv.wor, Boston College, Cornell, Chicago, Co- Marvin Lnyton, Ted Smith, Newton lumbia, and other American college Picnic Lunches Woodward, Everett Crites, Maurice sea I teams are especially speedy this Attractive Convenient "Mud" Gardner, Norris Coats, and son. On this account, the Interna- The most popular sport coat for TO SERVE two READY possibly one or others. Coach tional races on Friday and Saturday 1 Complete Service Includes Schulte left with the first squad of promise to be sensational and record many seasons $25c $1.00 Husker cinder path artists who will breaking events. compete in the Drake classic Thurs- New records are promised in many The day noon. The squad leaving today of the relay championship and special will pick up Captain Ed Allen and I events. In each race, there are four DAIRY LUNCH Ted Slemmons, OninTia Medics, at or five teams at least that should go Omaha. 1238 "0" close to the record. In the special The squad of special event men events, America's best college ath which Coach Schulte took with him so that new figures 750 letes are entered yesterday for the Relays is sched may be mad there too. All the big uled to compete in the special event colleges of th ecountry with but few The genuine "Tom Wye" Sweater Coat that 5?? .iill preliminaries today. Chris Hatch, exceptions are entered and schools who jumped nearly 22 feet for second from all over this country and Can gives smart new contrasting effect with com the place at the Kansas meet, will ada. In all, over five hundred teams Jump. nov- pete in the broad Ed Crecelius will compete during the two days of back and sleeves plain and the front and "King" Lear of the Omaha Med the carnival. ics will take part in the 120-yar- d heather; ALL THIS WEEK We give you below Just a few of elty mixed.. Come in gray and hurdles preliminaries today. "Chick" the champions and record noiaers Hartley will throw the Javelin for and brown be seen at the carnival: green and mixture; blue QUINCY Turner wil that will you tried our new Nebraska, and "Ifibb" Leconey of Lafayette, Intercollegi Have participate in the high jump. Paiks Orange served sand. Better let us ate 100 yards champion and record Bread heather; lavender and ADAMS wil heave the shot. with our afternoon tea and Hartmnn holder. relays Saturday afternoon menus? If not, you've show them to you while our selection is SAWYER In the "Boots" Lever of Pennsylvania, in treat. on urane ovai, nuhKei ivi missed a real the door sprint Intercollegiate champion Room will a strong bid for Tiffiin broad. teams make of 70 yards' world's record Home-folk- s' e and holder Floor The Greatest high honors. The Nebraska two-mil- Fifth Kuykendall of Kansas Agricultural team is counted on as the Huskera Story Ever Written. mile Missouri Conference strongest relay team, and should re- College, two champion. Rialto Syhpmony Player. peat their first place winning feat of Columbia, two mile In the Kansas meet. The four Hnskers Higgins of SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 champion. half r.iiiers ran the ristance in 8 min terc&ollegiate mile utes. 8 2-- seconds, ana snouiu run McLean of Pennsylvania, two flat if pushed, Intercollegiate indoor champion. ALL in about eight minutes Scarlet In- COLONIAL THIS for at least three of the four Connolly of Georgetown, indoor and Cream SSO-yar- d men run the half tercollegiate one mile champion and Week fly in better than two minutes. The holder of two-third- s mile world's ing start will also help them to run record. ALL THIS WEEK under two minutes apiece. F. D. Tootell of Bowdoin, N. E. In- Ted Smih, Marvin Layton, Newton tercollegiate hammer throw champion a are ex 4 Jesse L. Lasky Presents Woodward, and Everett Crites and Intercollegiate 35 pound throw HIS BATTER.Y TO NAPOLEOJf represent Nebraska in the VOLTA EXPLAINING GEORGE MELFORD pected to champion. University, Mis- Production Poor of Kansas souri Conference high jump champ- ion. "EBB TIDE" Desch of Notre Dame, world's rec- ord holder for 440 yards hurdle. DON'T MISS IT! Hills of Princeton, indoor world's SHOWS STATS AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. record holder for shot put. nth&RST. Helfrich of State College, American champion a :m!M.;!.;i,ri::;i.aMKi and Intercollegiate half mile Town Treman of Cornell, indoor Intercol How Electrical The Best Fountain in B at the legiate hurdle champion. MOON Lieb of Notre Dame, National Col SILVER legiate A. A. discus champion. Facing Campus or Pennsylvania, indoor broad began Rose Engineering Night Service ALL THIS WEEK Try Our jump Intercollegiate champion. Jesse L. Lasky Presents ' T IS not enough to ex separated the disks with moist of cloth. Thus he gene- Cecil B. DeMihVs periment and to observe pieces in scientific research. rated a steady current. This was Wed.-TImr.-F- first bat-ter- y, Production DANCE ri. NITE There must also be in the "Voltaic pile" the of generator of "ADAM'S RIB" terpretation. Take the cases the first Galvani and Volta. electricity. With Milton Sills, Elliott Dexter, Theodore Kosloff, One day in 1786 Galvani touched Both Galvani and Volta were Anna Q. Nilsson and Paul- SERENADERS with his metal instruments the careful experimenters, but Volta's ine Garon. Lindell Party House nerves of a frog's amputated hind correct interpretation of effects A Paramount Picture legs. The legs twitched in a gave us electrical engineering. 1.00 PLUS TAX 9. REFRESHMENTS very life-lik-e way. Even when the SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, was the outstanding frog's legs were hung from an iron Napoleon the days of Galvani and railing by copper hooks, the phe- figure in i-- Volta. He too possessed an active V4. S MjtfSXK&iQL&&2UUi.H. Aft IK. nomenon persisted. Galvani "5! science only as an he was dealing with interest in but BEltTY SATURDAY knew that imagined THURSDAY FRIDAY electricity but concluded that the aid to Napoleon.He little examiningVoIta's crude battery ed on BIG VAUDEVILLE BILL legs had in some way gen-crat- frog's civilization THURS., FRI. & SAT. University Players the current. that its effect on later The would be fully as profound as that Then came Volta, a contempo- RUBEVILLE PRESENT of his own dynamic personality. COMEDY FOUR WILL rary, who said in effect: " Your in- A Mirthquake of Rural Comedy terpretation is wrong. Two differ- The effects of the work of Gal- THE FOUR ROSES ent metals in contact with a moist vani and Volta may be traced Pretty Buds from Danceland nerve set up currents ofelectricity. through a hundred years of elec- RICHARDSON BROS. A Fanning I will prove it without the aid of trical development even to the he discoveries maae in the Re- AND CHERIE frog's legs." latest The Two Pun Merchants and a different search Laboratories of the Gen- Mack Sennett Girl 99 Volta piled disks of metals one. on top of another and eral Electric Company. TRENNELL TRIO Presents the Corned;- - Novelty "MLLE. 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