T II E D A I Tj Y N E R R A S K A N
The Daily Nebraskan
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
Published every day except S unlay and Sunday during the col
lege year. Subscription, per semostor 1.25.
EDITOR AL STAFF
Carolyn Reed Kditor
Le Ross Hammond Managing Kditor
Sndle Finch Associate Kditor
Story Harding News Kditor
Leonard Cowley News Kditor
Dorothy Barkloy Society Kditor
A'alter White ii Sports Kditor
REPORTORIAL STAFF
Jack Austin Jessie Watson Cloyd Clark
Lois Ilartman Leona:d Hammang Carleton Springer
Kelle Farraan Lee Yochuni rhvl'is LangstafT
Hesper Bell Dorothy Jones Gertrude Moran
Eleanor Hinnian Ileloise Gauvreaux Doro'hy Knglish
Luther Johnson
BUSINESS STAFF
Roy Wythers.. Business Manager
Frod Boskins Assistant Business Manager
Jesse Patty Circulation Manager
News Editor
LEONARD COWLEY
For This Issue
NEBRASKA RE-ENTERS CONFERENCE.
At a meeting of the presidents and chancellors of the colleges
and universities represented in the Missouri Valley Conference. Ne
braska was unanimously voted hack into membership. Because of
the desire to stage several of the season's games on tin- Omaha field,
the Cornhuskers withdrew in Ifflfl. This year the only conference
games played wen with Kansas and Missouri and according to the
rule imposed by the Missouri Valley meeting in lieeember. the
schedule for net year would have to lie entirely new.
It is possible that the Pennsylvania and Rutgers games may have
to he cancelled because of conflict with conference schedules an I
because of th" rule that games must be played on the home hi id of
one of the conic-ting teams. This will be a great disappoin'mcnt to
football enthusiasts bo'li here and in the East, but 1he exper.se of
bringing those teams clear to Lincoln, is practically prohibitive. The
decision on this matter is not final and it is hoped that the Ncb-ak:i
men may yi t tun t both teams on the gridiron.
Hut the ia insia'enient back into ihe conference seems really mor"
advisable than making an individual record. While Nebraska with a
v. inning team might 1" a' several or till of the Kaso rn teams played,
we would have no particular recognition other than by comparison
with lias'' in eon:'' fence standards. Nebiaska in the Missouri Valley
( 'enfi n-nce has often ben champion and will o;i.n be again, an I
thai record will go down en file with an actual reputation. Ttiki n all
in all. the ger. i ral opinion is that 'ho move was a very wise and
favorable one.
UNI NOTICES '
Lutheran Club
As the Cornhusker whs going to
press Saturday afternoon, April 17,
the plans in regard to the picture of
the club are too late. The Lutheran
Club will consequently have no pic
ture taken.
NIKLS B. HANSKN.
President.
SECOND TRYOIITS FOR
DRAKE RELAYS TODAY
Delian Business Meeting
Business meeting tonight at 6:"0.
This meeting is important because
plans of the Crete picnic will be pre
sented and every member is urged to
be present.
Notice
Class in English 2. Tuesday and
Thursday at four o'clock, will not
meet this week. Hand in introduc
tion to argument at conference hour
Wednesday morning.
Hastings Students
All former Hastings High School
students, former residents and pres
ent residents of Hastings are invited
to meet in Law Building, Room 11(1,
on Wednesday at 11:30 for the pur
pose of organizing the Hastings Club
Providing the field is not too heavy
the Cornhusker track men will stage
their second tryouts for the Drake re
lay meet this afternoon. Every track
candidate is urged to be out and going
to give Coach Schulte a line on bis
men.
Coach Schulte is desirous f send
ing at least three relay teams to Dps
Moines and this means that some of
the speedsters will have to step to
keep the teams on top where Ne
braska belongs. It is planned to send
a half mile, a mile, and a four mile
team to the Drake meet. Captain Mc
Mahon is still suffering with an in
jured ankle which he is having treated
daily in an effort to get in shape to
make the Pes Moines trip.
Greek Letter
Societies
Monograms
Crests
In Gol.l and Silver
HAL LETT
Uni Jeweler
Estab. 1871 1143 0
OVERALL DRIVE MAKES
PROGRESS ON WEST COAST
U. S. Civil Service Examination
Professional, scientific, other tech
nical positions. f.0.
clubs gained new members today in
Pacific coast states. Whitman Col
lege Freshmen and Sophomore stu
dents appeared in Walla Walla. Wash
ington, wearing old clothes and khaki
garments. The Lewiston, Idaho, High
School students signed 20(1 members
in their overalls club.
The Lewiston students announced
they will cnlarce the field of the club
so that all young men of the city can
Persons desiring to take any 01 : hr,on, j,ent ified with the movement.
these examinations mav obtain the
necessary application blanks and In
formation concerning them by apply
ing ;it Civil Service window, post
office. Lincoln. Nebraska.
A. A. BEEP. Examiner V. S.
Employment Service.
Director Bureau of Professional i
Service. University of Nebraska. !
William Larson, a Senior in the
School of Fine Arts, has received an
appointment to a high school position
for next year in Missouri.
Call us for
your
Next Order
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GORDON 24 in.
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S'a'e-- hie-incs- men. la wV. jif!:r .-. clb gc im 11 am! school
n J.itvf taken o weat ing overall-- to work, flubs have been
lin!'eree ,tr!nt,.n; rules and in some places '.. I", !e;l-J tor
liv ... 'if rules are iruiy ., .i Si:;...,", !' 1 :t-y!
I':':.:'" '- v ! ar t any t in c d .:.,'.! y bi- ItH apparel
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Tight corsets, high-heeled shoes, ex
i tremo styles or "fads." and over-dress. j
are a few phases of feminine life put j
under a ban by a recent circular of j
J the l'niversily of Nebraska College of;
Agriculture. It says that it is not j
consisti r.' to wear silk hose and ox-
; fords wi'h n fur coat, or ;i fur about 1
the nock with a georgette dress in j
siiiniiH r. Character is shown through
!r--s, and it is diflicull to respect
01.rsolf whin dressed in rags and'
mil. or to be ns peeled b others
w!.i n ov t r-drc'ed. A pi ron who is.
(i ) tit to v.i ar -., stikeii gown over
toll! er shabbv undergarments is
it: 1 !! fi1 Ui'j an inhibition ot some
. utoh -ii tdde : :i-t-i h 'ic. Tlti" must
: artistic o.-'u:i.i . are t )! which are
MH'I-1 !1 lb-sit. II Well prf'port .Oiled
ha: mi n: c- iti color at"! con-is'.-nt
t! rougho'i'.
Tractor on Exhibition
A 1 : ae'o''. ,111.'. , ofliciai 11 .-. a-- 1 .
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was f.n e h .hi ' n .ri. while si .!;;.
threadi d 1 h. i.- 1 v m: the 1 . ...ind-TI.i-
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Jewelers
Opticians
Statiners
1123 O Street
Phone B1534
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A Good Place for f.ctia Founlj.n Ref reshmenis aftr the Theatre r.a
after the Rctcvilde Dence. ..Try the Luncheonette
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:bi y iti:!: he rhain'd down by t'mir owners.
Nowadays books are chi ap and tpoitstinds f T er ;,!- of eoh w..il:
: i.rin'i d j. arly. Lm; a;.a,-,ren'1y t!.i- sata.. indi.f'-tiv-n tr, :(.'
ntti.-en-'. Hundred- r.f hr.oks are taken from Spoorior and 'he- dej.tirt
r..cTiial libtaries -ach v-ar, never to be rr tinned.
Might it not f. wi ll to return to the on. ier.f 1 rnctie.. of f haining
the books to the furniture in the lihrarv? P ptisht bi- p,.cessarv to
purchase a larce number ef desks for this purpose flT1 ti,r volumes
woubl more than repay the outlay. And perhaps ii,(. temptat ion
would not be so gnat to lirht fingered students. --Dailv Kansan.
horse power tests.
'!"). ' ' :!:ural fitt'.-im ering IPi.bl
t ". wi'h !'.- : noing bui!, lings :.nd
a : on ' ot j.rid" to r
v.. thy building of ;
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!v si d.-d hr.i.ns of Hi. d.
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i. a. :! i- beatltiliil bu Idir.g
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'le- dip..! 'men' a- it really :isis.
and thes. pi ode cannot but ( a ty a
lav on hie impression to those who
wire unable to atter.d. Smh an ex
hibition, properly staged, is thi key
note to successful advertising of the
I'nivor.-iiy. tire! shows it up in its true
light.
WANT ADS.
IvOST In nu n's locker room, whit.
sweater trimmed w ith blue. Line K
on breast. Finder please return to
Student Activities office or call Fl.r.!t4.
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make your
old GLOVES do--
HAVE THEM CLEANED FRE
Q'JE:;tLY. Wc do this work well.
VVc aj.;o reli::l sieves.
O. J. Fee
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