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REPORTORIAL STAFF
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UNIVERSITY NOTICES
German Dramatic Club
University students are Invited to
the open house performance of "Pa
tience SchoeUer" In the Temple Sat
urday evening.
Oliver Meeting
Every man is Invited to hear the
University cadet band and H. S. Vin
cent of Slant, on "ine industrial
Awakening of Siajn," at the Oliver
theater, Sunday, December 10, at S
p. m.
THE DAYS GONE BY
Five Year Ago Today
Nebraska lost to Iowa In debate.
Phi Alpha Tau. honorary debating
fraternity, gave a banquet to the Ne
braska and Iowa debating teams.
Student Volunteers
Student Volunteers will meet
Faculty hall. Sunday, December
from 5 to 6 p. m.
in
10.
The Bret vesper song service of
tbe vear was held at 5 o'clock in
Memorial hall. These meetings had
been instituted the previous year.
Every year, after the football season is ended, Nebraskans cele
brate the victories of the team by a men's Cornhusker banquet, and
a girls' costume party. There are no other parties scheduled for
that evening and there are few-, "stay-at-homes." When there is
"special entertainment" between courses at the banquet, and no
men allowed at the costume party, there can be no doubt that both
affairs are successful.
It appears that the League of the Second Generation is not over
crowded with members.
The league was founded last year with enthusiasm. It was an
opportunity to establish another tradition in the University, and
traditions play an important role in any school or college. Perhaps
one reason for its non-support this year is its youth and the result
ant ignorance on the part of a great many students as to its exist
ence. The League of the Second Generation is destined to become
a part of student social life at the University.
Sigma Xi
Sigma Xi meeting of December 7
has been indefinitely postponed. The
time of the December meeting will
be announced later.
Two Years Ago Today
Eighteen men received football
".Vs. The honored ones were Cap
tain Halligan. Howard, Potter, Ruth
erford, Cameron, Abbott, Balis, Cham
berlain. De Lamatre, Doyle, Haw
kins, Corey, Shields, Gross, Caley,
Porter, Seller and Fouls. Dick Ruth
erford was elected captain for the
coming year.
Union Society
Prof. C. E. Persinger will deliver
an illustrated lecture on South Amer
ica at the regular meeting of the
Union society Saturday evening. De
cember 9, Union hall, third fioor.
Temple. Visitors are welcome.
Out at the penitentiary, night before last, the University players
gave their big play for this year, and their audience at the end of
the last act, "gave a unanimous vote of thanks."
It was a practice performance for the "Players," but instead of
giving it to a row of empty seats in the Temple, they played before
an audience that was both critical and appreciative. And they
created new Interests in the uninteresting routine of the men whi
are shut off from the rest of us.
A $25,000 stadium will be erected at Ohio state university before
next football season.
The football schedule for next year is being arranged today and
tomorrow at the Missouri valley conference meeting in Manhattan,
Kansas.
Rifle Team Notice
All students who desire to try for
a place on the University rifle team
should report at the rifle gallery be
tween 1 and 6 p. m. Friday, Decem
ber S. The rifle gallery is open
daily for individual practice from 1
to p. m.
By order of tbe commandant. A. J.
Covert, Lieut. Col.
A ' Vogue" party
Lincoln hotel.
as held at the
One Year Ago Today
The seniors became champions of
interclass football by defeating the
freshmen by a score of 7 to 3.
left
the
Tbe Nebraska debating squad
for Lawrence, Kans., to debate
negative side of the armament ques
tion. Those who made the trip are
Charles L. Schofield. "17; Guy C.
Chambers, H. and Harold Schwab.
16.
Dramatic Club
The University Dramatic club will
hold an important meeting next Tues
day evening in the Dramatic club
room at the Temple.
Senior Pins
Senior class pins are on exhibition
at the College Book store. Seniors
should order them before the Christ
mas vacation.
I FORUM j
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS
Editor Daily -.Nebraskan:
The League of the Second Genera
tion was founded last year under the
direction of Charles H. Epperson, 16.
He with the help of a few others
spent considerable time framing a
constitution, and arranging for a
strong club with at least forty mem
bers. This year, however, with only two
or three boosters it Las literally gone
to pieces. A meeting mas held tbe
Erst of the year. Another was ar
ranged for but outside of two of the
officers no one came.
What is the matter? Are you
ashamed of your parentage or are
you Just lary?
Perhaps a few do not understand
what the purpose of this league is.
It is to have all students whose par
ents have at some time or other at
tended the University, banded togeth
er to promote belter fellowshp, and
keep the old ties that have always
surrounded so much of the Univer
sity life alive.
Did either of your parent ever at
tend the University? If so you are
ligible.
Watch this column for announce
ment of the next meeting which will
be called tn the Mar future.
Win you come?
J. DWIGHT DAVIS, Secretary.
Director A. E. Sheldon of tie legis
lative reference bureau went to
Bloomfield. Neb., where he delivered
a series of lectures Wednesday and
Thursday nights on the subject of
"Nebraska History."
Dean Charles Fordyce leaves "bis
afternoon for Columbus, where "ie
will address the city teachers' insti
tute of that city. On Saturday he
win deliver two addresses before the
city teachers institute at Friend.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
BOYS STATE PICTURES
Scenes of Life in Early Days in
Nebraska Prove to Be
Interesting
The inter-fraternity athletic board
met to start inter-fraternity athletics.
A University of Nebraska chess
club was organized. John Cejnar was
elected president.
THE MOGUL BARBER SHOP, 127 N.
12th. Best of attention given students.
Meal ticket $5.50 for $4.50. Newbert
Cafe, 137 No. 12th St.
Classified Advertising
For Sale Hawaiian
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Steel
Guitar.
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Assistant High School Inspector A.
M. Voss gives an address before the
! city teachers of Friend, Friday after
noon.
The Nebraska State Historical so
ciety has purchased a collection of
early Nebraska pictures, dating back
as early as 1&52. The pictures are
mostly drawings and illustrations
from Harper's Weekly.
One very interesting picture is the
Mormon's crossing the plains in
people themselves. Another interest
ing picture is the SL James hotel, a
small onetory log cabin with one
door and several window s.
The collection was purchased in
the east and consists of sixteen pic
tures in all.
Several students of the college of
pharmacy are takinr the examina
tions for state food and drug inspec
tor that are being beld in the federal
building. Only graduate may take
the examinations.
UNL CALENDAR
If yon want any article witi
Prat or Sorority Crest or Mom
gram on better tend to It this
week. ,
Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma XI
Key in Stock..
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December
Cornhusker banquet, Lincoln botel,
C:2t p. m.
Girl costume party. Armory, 7: IS
P XL
December t
Professor Persinger, lecture to
Union society. Temple.
Kearney club, Temple, $:29.
December It
Nebraska-Kansas debate, submarine
warfare cnestionn Temple theatre, $
p. IB.
December 15
Junior prom, Lincoln hotel, C:29 p.m.
December 1
University Christma party. City
Campus, 7:29 p. m.
Senior Girls party. Music ",
Temple, 2:29 p. m.
FINE ARTS FACULTY
APPOINTS COMMITTEES
FOR COMING SEMESTER
Tbe fine art department faculty
met at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
The following committee were ap
pointed: Committee on collection and exhi
bition. ProL Blanche C Grant, chair
man and ProL Louise EL M undy.
Committee on course of study. Prof.
Grant, Prof. Alice IL Howell, Prof.
Singer. Mrs. Carrie B. Raymond and
Prof. William F. Dann. chairman.
Committee oa musical organization.
Mr. Carrie B. Raymond. ProL W0
liam F. Duns and Dr. Winifred F.
Hyde.
Committee on music aad accredit
ment, Deaa Ellery W. Davis. Mr.
Raymond. ProL W. F. Dann, Dr. Hyde
and Prof. Singer, chairman.
PROF. PERSINGER TO
LECTURE ON SOUTH
AMERICA TO UNIONS
Union society win meet on Satur
day of this week instead of Friday,
owing to tbe Cornhusker banquet
and girl party. Prof. C. E. Persinger
will furnish tie major portion of tbe $
program by giving an illustrated tee-j
ture on South America. AH mem-J
ber are urged to be present, and all j
visitors will be cordially welcomed. 2
Kindly
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Your
Prison
Belief
Fund
Pledge
This
felt
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