THE
DAILY NEBRA S KAN
I he Daily Nebraskan
Property of
TUB I.'XIVBKSITY OF NEBRASKA
Lincoln
O. A. SORENSMN
Editor-in-Chief
Acting M;inRliig EJItor U. V. Koupal
Associate Editor I O. Chatt
RErORTORIAL. STAFF
Ivan C,. lieeile Irving T. Oberfelder
.1. C. Heard Lester Zook
Everett J. Althous lra Slater
F XV. McDonald Marg. KaufTman
E. Grablll Harold O. King
Charles M. Frey Jumps A. MoKachen
.1 R. Glassey Hennett C. Vlj?
W. Jaeobson T. W. McMlllian
J. U Uitlin Luclle 1-eyita .
SPECIAL. FEATURES
Whoa Who illas Bryan
j I.orena Wxby
Society column Camllle Leyda
I Dorothy Ellsworth
Cartoonist Ch'arles Mlsko
Athletics Henry Kyle
Business Manager Frank S. Perkins
Asst. Business Manager.. Russell F. Clark
Subscription price $2.00 per year,
payable In advance.
Single copies. S cents each.
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Nebraska, as pecond-class mail matter,
under the Act of Congress of March 3,
1879.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1914
For it stirs the blood in an old man's
heart;
And makes his pulses fly,
To catch the thrill of a happy voice.
And the light of a pleasant eye.
Willis.
Express your opinion in the Forum.
It is open to all.
"Do your Christmas studying now,"
savs the editor of the Minnesota Daily.
Would that all people had a sense
of humor! Contrary to the beliefs of
some, we do not lie awake at nights
planning ways and means of molest
ing a certain worthy religious organi
zation. TRIVIAL LAWS
In the Lawrence strike of 1912
mobs paraded flags bearing the in
scription. "No God, Xo Master." So
the next winter the Massachusetts
legislature, as legislatures will, passed
a law that red flags be kept out of
all parades. This they hoped would
end one form tf disrespec to God and
the capitalists.
As sometimes happens, the wrong
animal got in the trap. Says a recent
decision of the Massachusetts Su
preme uJdicial Court: "The words of
the statute are sweeping and make no
exceptions in favor of political parties,
social organizations, society, bene
ficiary' or other associations." In fact,
the words were so sweeping that they
caught the Harvard crimson. The
students now carry a white flag with a
little red "H" in the center.
Presumably Massahcusetts has sat
isfactorily disposed of all its impor
tant social problems and ambitious
legislators are trying hard to find
something new to regulate. We sug
gest that they decide whether tan
shoes should be permitted at evening
parties, whether it Is permissable for
women to accept presents from their
men friends, and 'whether a man
should wear a belt or suspenders.
Of course, if a legislature has a few
unsolved problems on hand and real
izes that adverse social conditions can
be made less hard by earnest thought
and action, we do not think they
should take time to pass freak laws
in an attempt to regulate trivial mat
ters of conduct.
UNI. NOTICES
Freshman Football.
Freshman squad out every night
now In preparation for Senior game,
Wednesday.
Cornhusker Pictures.
All payments for fraternity, so
rority and organization group pictures
and for individual Junior and senior
Cornhusker cuts and space must be
paid to Townsend. Tayment must be
made before space will be reserved.
M. L. rOTEET.
Vogue Party, Llndell, Friday
Call Schembeck, B-3715.
Subscription list closed today, 6 p. m.
Cornhusker Pictures.
All pictures having to do with the
following events and activities should
be handed in to the editorial office of
the Cornhusker at once: Ivy day, Law
barbecue, graduation exercises, track
and cross-country teams, both of last
spring and this fall; Senior Bneak
day, football, Olympics, High School
Fete day, comics, and any snap shots
portraying student life.
Cornhusker Offices.
Editorial offices, room 1001, fourth
floor, U. Hall.
Editors' office hours are from 2 till
5 p. m., Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes
days and Thursdays, and Saturday
morning. Phone, L-8758, three rings.
Business office, room 1, basement,
U. Hall.
Busiress manager's office hours are
from 3:30 till 5 p. m., Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, and on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays from
8 to 9:30. Phone, L-8758, one ring.
Senior Football.
Senior football team will practice
today at 11 o'clock at the east end of
the Armory. Every man who expects
to play must be out.
Attention, Fremont College People!
A meeting of all those who have at
any time attended school at Fremont
Normal College and who are .now con
nected with the University of Ne
braska, is called for Thursday even
ing, December 10, 1914, at 7 o'clock, in
room 310 Library Building.
Prom Committee.
' The Junior Prom committee will
meet in U. 106 Tuesday at 11 a. m. It
is important that all be there.
United Ag Society Party.
Don't forget that Ag party at the
Farm, Saturday night, December 12.
Boys, get your overalls laundered mu
girls, iron your aprons. Everyone will
wear farmer's costume. Elaborate
plans have been laid to make this the
best party ever given in the Agricul
tural College. Every Ag out.
Frosh Girls Meet.
The girls of the Freshman class will
meet at 5 o'clock on Tuesday to dis
cuss important business. All girls are
urged to be present. The place of
meeting will be announced in Tues
day's ibsue.
Debating Board Meeting
The Interclass Debating Board will
meet Thursday morning at 11 o'clock
in U. 106. Chairmen of the different
class committees should notify the
members of his committee.
Notice, Freshmen Pre-Medics
All Freshman Pre-medics who are
members of the Pre-Medic Society,
and all Freshman Pre-Medics who are
not membeis, are invited to join the
society In a trip to the State Insane
Asylum next Thursday evening. Come
and join the society. Watch the Daily
Nebraskan for the final announcement
in regard to the trip.
LESTER ZOOK,
Chairman Freshman Pre-Medics.
Latin Club Meets Tonight
The Latin Club meets tonight at the
home of Professor Hunter, 1448 R
street. A Roman wedding tableau
will be presented in costume, and sev
eral Latin Christmas hymns will be
sung.
D. G. V. -
The Deutscher Geselliger Verein
will meet with Mies Winifred Seeger,
407 North Twenty-sixth street, on
Thursday evening. December 10, at 8
o'clock. The initiation of new mem
bers will be held. Any new member
failing to appear will b obliged to
undergo a subsequent initiation of
even more gruelling character than
that promised for Thursday.
Freshman Girls
Meeting at 5 o'clock today, (Decem
ber 8), Temple Theatre, to decide on
a Freshman cap.
Decorating Committee
Mixer decorating committee to meet
Thursday at 11 o'clock in U. 103.
-Irvine. Oberfelder, chairman.
Edna Ogden.
Ruth Brown.
Louise Coe.
A!trt Greenlee.
Wm. Flower.
Henry Thiesen.
John Nelson.
E. E. Carr.
Glen Ross.
Richard Young.
Joe Flaherty.
Y. W. C. A. Party -
The Y. W. C. A. will give a party
for the women of the faculty Satur
day afternoon at 2:30 at the Temple.
This party has come to be an annual
affair, and everyone remembers the
Santa and Christmas tree of last year.
The names of the faculty are in Miss
Drake's office. Go draw one and in
vite her to the party. You will have
to pay 10 cents for yourself, but you
will receive compensation from "the
gift presented to you later In the
afternoon.
Tag Day
The most worthy Tag Day of the
year is going to be Wednesday and
Thursday. December 9 and 10. What
Is the object? To make some fami
lies happy at Christmas time. How
can you help? By buying a tag for 10
cents. From whom can you purchase
one? From the Silver Serpents, and
from one representative of the other
societies.
Notice Paltadians
Palladlan Literary Society elects
officers tonight. Everybody out.
ROBERT SIMMONS.
- Vogue Party, Lindell, Friday
Call Schembeck. B-3715.
Subscription list closed today, 6 p. m.
THIS MAY MEAN YOU!
FOR UNIVERSITY MIXER
Persons Named Below Come to U.
106 This Evening at 7:00
O'clock
The following persons will please
meet for the all-University mixer
stunt Tuesday evening at 7:00 o'clock.
December 8. at U. 106. If It will be
impossible for any of the persons
named here to meet at this time,
please notify Miss Jessie Glass at the
Library loan desk:
Neil Brown
Hugh Agor
Cliff Rein
Ottomeier Streiter
Ethel Hartley
Orville Chatt
Mabel Murty
Ella Williams- , -Ruth
Storm
Mary Keech
Elma Reeder
Lad Kubik
Doris Slater
W. H. Bauman
E. E. Dale
Maurice Clark
Margaret Wooster
Joe Ballard
Florence Buffington
Louise Schavland
Willie Houmarck
Curtis Leyfla
J. C. Beard
Vogue Party, Llndell, Friday
Call Schembeck, B-3715.
Subscription list closed today, C p. m.
University School of Music
Established 1834
Opposite the University Camput Eleventh and R
Instruction riven in all branches of music Students may
tnroll at any time. Beginners accepted. Prices reasonable
WILLARD KIMBALL, Director
CtJAPIU BROS
127 So. 13th
FLOWERS ALL THE TIME
Christmas Gift Suggestions
University Calendars. Conklin, Waterman and Ster
ling Fountain Tens. Pennants, Cushion Tops, Banners
and Blankets. University Seal Pins, Fobs, Rings, Pocket
and Pen Knives. Old Hampshire, University and Initial
Stationery. I. P. Leather Loose Leaf Note, Memo and
Diary Books. Pound and Half Pound Boxes of Best
Candy. SPECIAL ORDERS TAKEN' FOR
FELT AND LEATHER GOODS
COLLEGE
PACING
Gifts That Are Different
are to be found in our stock of Christmas Novelties. Calendars and
Art Panels. Gift Books, and Greeting Cards, all tasty and surprising
ly low priced.
Graves
Printery
University Y.M.C.A. Cafeteria
IN THE TEMPLE
FOR UNIVERSITY FOLKS ONLY
Quality Economy Convenience
. Meal Hours. 7:00 8:30 11:001:30 5.307.00.
Felt, Leather, Bronze,
Silver and Gold
Thingi
Tb UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE
Phone B-SGS4
THE
BOOK S
TORE
THE CAMPUS.
Specializing m Univezsiy Tainting
D-2957 244 N 1 1th
210 No. 11th