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The Dally Nebraskan
I'ronortv of
TIII3 UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
Lincoln
C. A. SORENSEN
Edltor-ln-Chief
Artinir Mannelns Editor R. V. Koupal
Associate Editor L.. O. Chatt
REPOJITORIAL STAFF
Ivan n. Uede Irving T. Oberfelder
.T. C. Beard C. R. Snyder
Everett J. Althou Lester Zook
F. W. McDonald Lora Slater
Homer V. Rush Marg. KaufCman
K. Orablll
SPECIAL FEATURES
Whoa Who Silas Bryan
ljorena ihxdv
Knntntv pnlumn Camille Levda
I Dorothy Ellsworth
Cartoonist Charles Mlsko
Athletics Henry Kyle
Business Mnnosrnr Frank S. Perkins
Asst. Business Manager.. Russell F. Clark
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Entered at the postofflce at Lincoln
Nebraska, as second-class mall matter
under the Act of Congress of March 3
1879.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1914
There is nothing a man knows in grief
or in sin
Half so bitter as to think what he
might have been.
Mrs. Evans.
History will be made at the suffrage
mass meeting next Tuesday night.
And now they claim Dr. Maxey also
violated the neutrality proclamation.
What form of punishment will be
.meted out to men like Fling if Ger
many eventually conquers America?
Remember Louvain!
THE FAITH OF A MAN.
There are many young men and
women in the University who refuse
to accept bodily stock-in-trade creeds.
These souls are trying, often with
anguish of heart, to think out for
themselves the tenets of a rational
and humanitarian religion. For this
they are denounced as infidels and
agnostics. It is to them that we sub
mit the following lines from Victor
Hugo:
"God secludes Himself; but the
thinker listens at the door. Whoever
has the conception of N duty, whoever
has the sentiment of right, whoever
has the perception of justice, whoever
has a disinterested aim, whoever is
self-forgetful in life and aiiows an
other to pass on before him, whoever
wishes for human kind, whoever has a
heart that beats in unison with the
heart of humanity, whoever feels him
self brother to the poor, the small, the
minor, the frail, the infirm, the suffer
ing, the ignorant, the disinherited, the
slave, the serf, the negro, the convict,
the condemned; whoever desires light
for the blind and the idea for the op
pressed, whoever becomes wretched,
at the wretchedness of others, who
ever works hardest for others, weeps
at their weeping, and sobs over their
wounds, whoever prefers the sacrifice
of self to that of his neighbor, who
ever has the vision of truth, whoever
has felt the enchantment of the beau
tiful, whoever listens to a melody,
whoever contemplates a flower, white
ness, candor, brightness, a woman;
whovr admires a genius, whoever
feels emotion at a star, whoever says
within himself, 'This is good, this is
evil,' whoever will not crush a fly use
lessly, whoever loves and feels the
infinite in his love, whoever recog
nizes that there is a crooked path and
a straight line, whoever acts from
conscience, whoever lias an ideal to
which he consecrates himself such a
one, whoever he may be, whether he
knows it or not, believes in God."
What a different world this would
be if we all could accept this as the
basis of our religious life and forget
there ever was such a thing as theol
ogy. The brotherhood of man would
then be a realizable reality.
Loeb's Orchestra, L-9896. 325 No. 17.
LINCOLN TO PLAY
OMAHA TOMORROW
Big "High School Game to Take Place
of Varsity Game Nebraska Score
to be Announced.
GREEK LETTERS
We are now carrying a large
line of Greek letters and mono
grams. Also Fraternity, and
Sorority Crests in gold and
silver in different sizes suitable
for mounting on Rings, Fobs,
Lockets. Bar Pins.i Spoons,
Forks, Vanity Cases, etc.
HALLETT
Uni. Jeweler
Estb. 1371
1143 O
Tomorrow on Nebraska Field Lin
coln High will meet the strong team
from Omaha in their annual football
jubilee. A a curtainraiser the second
teams representing their respective
schools will battle for the booby prize.
University students have arranged
with the high school management so
that ttoey may be admitted for the
same price as high school students.
Season tickets may also be secured
for the price of one dollar, which will
admit the holder to the four games
on Nebraska soil. All four games are
sure to be good owes and it is ex
pected that many Nebraska students
will take advantage of this opportun
ity to attend good football games
when it is impossible to watch the
Cornhuskers, In action.
UNI. NOTICES
$5.00 Prize.
The 'Athletic Board of the Unlver
sity offers a prize of $5.00 cash for the
best Nebraska University yell, sub
mitted by October 20, 1914. Submit
yells to any Innocent, to Guy Reed or
leave at Nebraskan office. Sign your
name and your address.
"interfrat Secretary.
A good man, with experience in buy
ing, is needed to act as interfraternity
secretary. About four hours' work
dally.' A good salary will be paid to
the right man. Send letter of applica
tion with references to P. M. Buck,
Jr., U. 107. Call on or before Thurs
day noon, October 15.
Palladian Literary Society.
The Palladian Literary Society
meets Friday evening at 8:15 o'clock,
in Palladian Hall in the Temple.
Everybody welcome.
Hagensick's Orchestra. Phone F2042,
SPIKE INITIATION
HELD LAST NIGHT
Freshmen Introduced to University
Life Ceremony Said to be Very
Impresive.
The "Spikes" held their semi-annual
Initiation last evening. The event
took place, well ask the incoming
members, where it took place. Suffice
it to say that the ceremony was very
"Impressive" and one long "to be re
membered." Two little freshmen,
fresh from the protecting influence of
home life came armed with a paddle
each, from each Fraternity House. The
agony of the entertainment was varied
by indulging in the liquid which makes
the spirits ris" and the "Mutt" sit
upon the throne of Kings.
Scott's Orchestra.
B-4521.
Call B-1482 or
GOOD CONVOCATION
' ADDRESS YESTERDAY
Mr. Hibbard Spoke on "What Japan
is About in Manchuria" Been in
Japan Several Years.
Convocation yesterday morning was
afforded a rare treat in the talk given
by Mr. Hibbard on "What Japan is
About in Manchuria." He has been
in Japan the past few years under the
auspices of the Y. M. C. A. He former
ly attended the University of Wiscon
sin and is a friend of Arthur Jorgen
son a former Nebraskan who is In
Japan working among the students
there. Mr. Hibbard gave several very
vivid accounts of his work among the
Japanese soldiers in Manchuria and
his methods of extending Christianity
among the Japanese. He said that
through the work of these men over
500,000 Japanese soldiers had comie
into contact with Christianity. He
said that through this work the
Japanese are now putting schools in
Manchuria and are giving the Chinese
the advantages of education.
Star all-Ohio center, George ("Red")
Trautman goes to Fostoria next year
as director of athletics and Instructor.
This comes as a reward and recogni
tion of his prowess on Director Wilce's
Ohio Western Conference football
team
PRE-MEDIC MEETING.
There will be a special business
meeting of the Pre-Medics in N. 210,
Friday, from five to six. In the even
ing the Medics will gather at the
Orthopedic Hospital, where Beveral of
the faculty from Omaha and the fac
ulty here will give speeches. It is an
Important meeting and every pre
medic should attend.
Pre-Medic Meeting.
Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock in N.
210. All pre-medic students. Impor
tant. Orthopedic Hospital trip plans
compieted. Everybody out this ap
plies especially to freshmen. Lecture
at the hospital at 8 o'clock sharp.
Alpha Zeta.
Saturday at 8 p. m., in Agricultural
Hall, Alpha Zeta, the honorary agri
cultural fraternity, will hold open
house. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all men in the College of Agri
culture.
Girls' Gym.
All gymnasium classes for girls will
meet In the chapel at their appointed
hours, Monday, October 19. Please
appear at your class time in your street
clothes to have locker assignments
made and secure your suits.
Thornburg's Orchestra, B2556.
TEGNER SOCIETY
Will Hold Regular Meeting in Temple
Saturday Good Program Is
Promised Members.
Tegncr holds its regular bi-monthly
meeting in the Y. W. C. A. room of
the Temple, Saturday evening at 8:15.
An enjoyable program is anticipated,
one of the features being a talk by
Miss Munron on her impressions of
Columbia University. All students in
terested in the society are invited.
Jones' Orchestra, phone L9666.
Classified Column
WANTED Uni men to work during
spare time. Hustlers only. Call
7:30 p. m., R. 401 Y. M. C. A. 20-25-75
FOR RENT Front room in modern
fiat; reasonable. 1237 T St.
22-24-82
THE person who took raincoat from
Phys. Lab., Tuesday afternoon, re
turn the coat to the Nebraskan office
to avoid'trouble. 23-25-77
LOST Senior Law note-book, marked
C. L. Rein, 1605 K St Return to
Chancellor's office and receive reward.
22-24-90
DELTA ZETA sorority pin. Reward.
Return to 312 N. 14th St. Phone,
B 4889. 21-23-76
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