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Next weelt: "BougM and Paid Tor"
"Sin of Society"
Five-Part Drama, with
Robert Warwick
"The Cave Man"
A Five Part Comedy
Drama with
Robert Edeson
If 111 Mr"-
5 Musical MacLarena
Versatile Vaudevillians
Dayton & Maley
"Neal of the Navy"
"A Model Wife"
"Hearst-Selig News"
"Nebraska News"
SPECIAL DANCE
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BVLLARD'S
Friday, December 10, 1915
University Quortet Will Sing
Come Up and See that the Cham
pions Have a Good Time
HAMPTON'S ORCHESTRA
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UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Don't forget the Y. M. C. A. and
Y. W. C. A. Christmas party, Decem
ber 11.
One hundred and five tickets, inclus
AU University Christmas party
"Holiday Fete" Saturday, December
11. on the first and second floors of
the Temple, under the auspices of
Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A.
I Commercial Club
The Commercial club will meet at
a dinner in the dining room of the
Windsor hotel at 6 o'clock Thursday.
Tickets should be secured at once
from one of the following:
R. E. Vanler.
Leslie Ellis. - '
W. H. Andreson.
V. D. Clark.
R. L. Thieson.
The English club will meet with
Prof. Louise Pound, 1632 L street, Sat-
rurday night. Old and new members
of the club are invited to attend.
The German Dramatic club will
hold its regular meeting, Wednesday
.evening, December 8, in Faculty hall
at 7:30. Be prompt.
The University Athletic board will
meet, Monday. This meeting will take
the place of the regular December
meeting.
Deutsche Geselliger Verein will
meet Thursday evening with Magda
lene Craft, 2632 Garfield, at 8 o'clock
sharp. Special Christmas program.
The Mystic Fish meets Thursday at
the Alpha Chi Omega house at 5
o'clock.
Civil Engineers
The regular monthly meeting of the
Civil Engineering society will be held
tonight in M. A. 206, at 7:30 o'clock.
Prof, and Mrs. J. H.Frandsen will
entertain the members of the Dairy
club at 1400 No. 33rd St., Tuesday
evening, December 14.
Tickets for the military ball, Jan
nary 21, may be had from Williard
Folsom, R. V. Koupal and A. J. Cov
ert. At a meeting of the Pharmaceuti
cal society, Monday evening. Prof.
Johann spoke on "Health Supervision
in the Public Schools."
There will be a meeting of the class
of 1912, Lincoln high school today,
from 4 to 6 o'clock in Room 300, Lin
coln High School building.
Mathematical Club
The next meeting of the Mathemati
cal club will be held in the Faculty
room of the Temple, Thursday eve
ning .December 9, at 7:30 o'clock. The
program:
"Some Problems in Analysis Situs,"
by Mr. E. D. Kadlecek.
"Selected Facts from the Theory of
Numbers." by Prof. W. C. Brenke.
The November meeting proved to
be Quite entertaining as well as in
structive. More than fifty persons at
tended. The Mogul Barber Shop, S. L. Chap
lin, proprietor, 127 North Twelfth.
Meal tickets, $5.50 for $4.50,
North Twelfth. Newbert Cafe.
137
German Lunch and Cafe, R. C.
Schelder, manager. 1121 P street.
Palladian Meeting Called Off
The Palladian meeting scheduled
Saturday. December 11, has been
called off in order that the members
may attend the Y. K. C. A. ana x. w.
C. A. Christmas party.
Scott's Orchestra. Call. B-1482.
RIFLE TEAM SCORES
The results of the competition for the Nebraska Rifle Team .were an
nounced last night. The following are their results and standings:
Final 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total
Order Competitor and Co. Round Round Round Round 4 Rnds.
1. Hall, W., Rifle Co.; 95 98 100 95 888
2. George, V. C, Co. A 95 94 94 94 377
3. Nor! is, L. E., Co. C 96 91 94 96 377
4. Southwell, H. C, Rifle Co...- 94 93 92 - 95 374
5. dribble, H. E., Rifle Co 91 89 95 96 371
6. Warner, J. L., Co. M 91 95 97 88 371
7. Ives, G., Co. E 93 95 88 94 370
8. Ford, R. B., Co. C 87 89 91 91 358
9. Kelly, E. T., Co 96 88 88 86 358
10. Wilson, L. A., Co. M 91 88 93 83 355
11. Smith, I. F., Co. B 91 86 87 90 354
12. Hewitt. D. M., Rlbe Co 93 89 88 84 354
13. DeFord, George, Co. C 91 87 92 84 354
14. Kosltzky, E. P., Co 83 86 92 88 349
15. Walter, R. H., Co. M 74 81 94 91 340
16. Camp, H. B., Co. B 85 88 76 89 339
17. Keegan, M. J., Co. E 84 88 88 75 335
18. Reutzel, E. W., Co. H 83 72 83 ' 86 324
19. Liebendorfer, E, Co 73 78 83 83 317
20. Morehead, H. J.. Co. F 70 74 81 76 301
21. Langston, M. C, Co. F 76 77 76 67 296
22. Pollock, F. H., Co. H 74 81 74 65 294
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Six of the
SIXTEEN NAVASSAR GIRLS
Headliners at the Orpheum This Week
NEWTON SCENTS FALLACIES
Declares Prof. Paul H. Grumman Mis
quoted Statements Published
in State Journal
Felix Newton has sent the following
letter to the University Board of Re
gents :
"Lincoln, Nebr., Dec. 6, 1915.
"To the Honorable Board of Regents
of the University of Nebraska, Lin
coln, Nebr.
"Gentlemen:
"I desire respectfully to direct your
attention to the letter of Professor
Grummann which appeared in the Ne
braska State Journal under date of
November 25 last, signed Paul H.
Grummann. I feel confident that I
voice the concensus of the opinion of
alumni and of the people of Nebraska
when I say that your honorable body
should take official notice of this mat
ter. I am enclosing herewith for your
Information the clippings revealing his
misquotations, also described as ex
hibits A, B, C, D, E. .
"I am perfectly in harmony with the
board of regent's logical ruling which
was given out a year ago in the com
plaint against another member of the
faculty. I believe that every professor,
as well as each individual, is entitled
to his opinion, reason and logic. But
I do object to any man, especially to
one who occupies a responsible posi
tion in the University of Nebraska,
and with the prestige of the university
behind him as a guarantee of his ca
pacity as a historian and a well in
formed man, to misgote the title of
a book and also misquote what the
author said in another book, in order
to build up a German propaganda
against the English speaking peoplo.
"After I called his attention a few-
days later to his erroneous quotations,
he replied that 'I read Vizetelly's his
tory last summer.' As a matter of
fact, a book of that title hns never
been published anywhere under the
sun. But his most serious offense from
the moral and educational standpoint
and by way of furnishing a bad exam
ple to students, is his use of quota
tion marks when he admits that he
Lad not seen the source for about half
a year. Such conduct is a fraud on
the public. If such deceptions are to
be permitted, I suggest to your honor
able body the abolition of the depart
ment of rhetoric.
"Professor Grummann says in his
reply that he docs not know history
Permit me to quote him: 'My chief
work Is not history, and I do not work
with historical sources at my elbows.'
If Professor Grummann, who is the
head of fine arts, does not know his
torr. how does he know how to lec
ture about fine arts, which requires a
greater knowledge of history than the
average professor of history pos
sesses?
"If a student of the University
should cony from any body during the
examinations, he would be considered
as immoral, and would be subject to
expulsion. Yet Professor Grummann,
who soiled the good name of the Insti
tution of which I am an alumnus,
seeks to Justify himself by hasty and
fallacious generalizations. I am frank
to say that Professor Grummann nas
broken the ethical and moral laws of
the University and of the educational
system in general. It Is an offense
which deserves severe censure at your
bands. I trust that you will take such
action as the occasion demands, and
thereby clear up the University's good
name. Very respectfully,
"FELIX NEWTON."
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Private lessons by appointment.
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