THE DAILY NEBEASKAN
Olwor Thoatro
TONIGHT AT 8:15
(Stock Co. Lays Off Tonight)
TAYLOR HOLMES
in
HIS MAJESTY BUNKER BEAN
II
The University Players'
Farewell Appearance
Believe Me Xantlppe"
21st and 22nd performances
TEMPLE FRIDAY AND SATUR
DAY, MAY 5 AND 6
Tickets 50 Cents
Reservations at College Book
Store
The Strand
Wednesday and Thursday
NANCE O'NEIL In
"THE WITCH"
A Story of Love, Intrigue and
Romance that Thrills and
Fascinates You.
AL80 COMEDY, SCENIC AND
TOPICAL SUBJECTS
Tpfitfrro. Sanaa
m
"The Iron Claw"
-"Hired and Fired"
"Badgered"
"Sellg Tribune"
"DONT GIVE UP!"
URGES DR. HOUSE
(Continued irom page 1
ity. - You ought to be ashamed of
yourselves if you are not yourself. Be
yourself. Be natural. Go out, using
your own material and put your own
stamp on the things you do. You must
hold to it, must have 'stick-at-it-Ive-ness.'
Master the thing you want,
hold it before you and learn to con
centrate on it.
Profit by Failure
"Every man has his defeats, but
make up your mind to go through the
world to profit by your failures. A
man who is not able to express him
self is handicapped. The one who
can come before an audience, who
can get the power of his subconscious
mind, has power over his audience.
Get out of life the making or un
making of yourself. You are here
to make a life, not a living. You
ought to be better than your fathers
and mothers; you ought to be your
fathers and mothers plus, for you
have more opportunities. Remem
ber, the man who is going to suc
ceed is the one who is going to put
principle in his life. The man who
sustains himself is the'one who puts
character in his life.
Add to Family Honor
"Don't detract from the family
name and honor, but add to it. Go
out to live in the fullness of man
hood and womanhood, and you will
achieve success."
TINTS OF LOVE IN SPRING
Muse
15th &
OStt.
MON, TUE., WED.
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In
"THE FEAST OF LIFE"
Admission 5e and 10c
Shows 1:30 to 5:30; 6:30 to 11
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(By Robert L. Davis)
(Robert L. Davis graduated from
Nebraska in 1914. He is now in me
LaVelle and Finney botany department of the University
"Harmonv 8 naers" J .
LeClaire and Sampson
i
The sky's awash with golden flames
of love
From pollen tinted sunsets of the
spring;
On grasses green, from blackened
- clouds above,
A-dashing down, the April showers
sing.
Vith blue and white, and green, of
sky, of clouds, and grass,
Throbbing, budding nature makes
the old man say, "alas."
II
Box elders' reddened flowers are
crowned with leaves of green;
A tardy frost may give them all a
freeze;
On the trunk up towards the crown,
tints of orange fade to brown,
On the Carolina poplar branches
clean.
Ill
In richest red, the poplar trees are
painted;
In clustered twos and threes, a-sway-
ing with each breeze,
Pendant, gently swaying, hang the
pollen catkins there,
In richest red, a-swaying on the
olive branches bare.
IV
With quiet, peace and rest, the end of
day is blessed;
The noisy hen's no longer on the
run;
At times, with lurid green, the south
ern Bky'a carressed,
Willie flaming red and saffron track
the sun. N
V
A single evening star shows through
the haze;
With haloed rim, the moon shines
dim
Through Carolina poplar catkins
there;
'Neath flowers slowly waving on the
upright cone of growth, .
Pollen grains, with fragrance, fill the
air;
The -""HiHght's blurred from gaze
by the gathering purple haze,
O'er poplar branches, gently sway
ing there. I
SOCIETY
Dr. J. T. Tate, of the physics de
partment, returned the last of the
week from an eastern trip. Washing
ton and New York were among the
cities visited.
Carl Amick, '19, and W. H. Camp
bell, '17, attended the dance given
at Brownell hall, Omaha, last Satur
day evening.
Dowe Erskine, ex-'13, of Omaha,
was a recent visitor at the Delta
Tau Delta house.
Marie Rowley, 'IS, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Omaha.
Harvey Nelson and Elmer Rhoden
were week-end guests in Omaha.
Reavis Gist, '13, is assistant cashier
of thv state bank of Humboldt, Nebr.
DR. HOWARD TO ADDRESS
UNIVERSITY FACULTY
Professor Howard will address the
faculty and others caring to attend
on the organization and aims of the
American Association of University
Professors, Music hall, Temple, S p.
m., on Wednesday, May 3.
The Nebraska section of this asso
ciation comprises twenty-one mem
bers. It is hoped that this member
ship may be increased. Following
are the conditions of membership
adopted by the association:
1. Any university or college teach
er of recognized scholarship or scien
tific productivity who holds, and for
ten years has held, a position of teach
ing or research in an American uni
versity or college, or in a profession
al school of similar grade, may be
nominated for membership iu the as
sociation. 2. No person whose principal oc
cupation is not that of education or
research and no administrative offi
cer who does not give a substantial
amount of instruction shall be eligible
for membership.
Applications for membership may
be made through any member of the
association. The following are the
Nebraska members: II. B. Alexander,
J. E. Almy, L. E. Aylsworth, F. D.
Barker, P. M. Buck, II. W. Caldwell,
E. W. Davis, F. M. Fling, M. M. Fogg,
G. E. Howard, Guernsey Jones, J. E.
LeRossignol, G. W. A. Luckey, R. J.
Pool, Louise Pound, G. D. Swezey, F.
W. Upson, G. O. Virtue, Hutton Web
ster, R. H. Wolcott, H. K. Wolfe.
At a recent meeting a Nebraska
section of the association was organ
ized with Professor Alexander chair
man, Professor Pound, secretary,
and Professors Davis, Howard and
Swezey program and meeting committee.
FRATERNITY BASEBALL
BETAS TRIM D. U.'S
The Beta Theta Pi team. won from
Delta Upsilon Tuesday afternoon at
Twenty-second and J streets, in a fast
game; score, 3 to 2. Burton twirled
for the Betas and Tully and Harney
for the D. U.'s. The timely hitting
of the Betas was the feature.
WATER CARNIVAL IS
LATEST IVY DAY PLAN
A water carnival, with especially
frolicky features, is the latest stunt
evolved for Ivy Day by the athletic
committee, headed by David Bowman.
While plans are still in an immature
stage, it is probable that a canoe tilt
ing contest will be one of the events.
It is also proposed to have two mem
bers of the faculty row against each
other in that famous rate in which
the two boats are tied together and
the men pull in opposite directions.
Who the faculty champions will be
has not been announced, but the com
mittee intends to ask men who are
famed for the strength of their minds,
as well as for the agility of their
muscles.
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New York Chop House
1340 O St
Always Open
PLAY BALL
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AN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION
;PURPOSE: To make a
MILLION DOLLARS
ACTIVE CHAPTERS: One in every University in the United StateB
and Canada. Total active membership 3,792.
MEMBERSHIP: Limited to those who wish to know how to organize
and control people: who are not afraid to work and who wish to
make a MILLION DOLLARS
INSIGNIA: An Aluminum watch fob.
LOCAL CHAPTER: Active Members
E. J. Althouse
C. G. Amick
J. G. Aukes
E. H. Bauman
A. E. Bennett
E. M. Burns
L. E. Chamberlain
P. L. Evans
L. W. Fay
P .A. Fouts
E. G. Funke
B. B. Harding
M. F. Hays
A. T. Hinds
C. A. Hoefer
C. L. Jones
Lad Kubik
W. B. Minor
Charles Misko
T. L. Morgan
E. C. Moss
J. A. Cejnar
F. L. Oswald
R. B. Parry
R. H. Peard
L. D. Robinson
L. E. Rolfe
Phil Sheehan
L. H. Strickland
R. L. Thiesen
Ralph Troup
Earl Wilson
It is desired to increase the membership to forty. Last summer
members of local chapters averaged $10.50 profit per ten-hour day.
For Information call L 5170 or come with some member to the weekly
chapter meeting in basement of the Temple, any Wednesday at 7 p. m.
E. J. ALTHOUSE,
President of Local Organization.
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uation Day. You can be absolutely certain
of being correctly dressed if you wear
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