THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
The Daily Nebraskan
Published Mo.lr. Tuoscs,. Wednesday.
TkmimUy and Friday of rch week by
TU University of Nebraska.
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CApTAIN SWANSON.
Clarence E. Swanson or just
"Swannle" as every body on the cam
pus knows him. left end on the
Vartuly football team for the past
three years, and outfielder of the
Varsity baseball team, was elected
Thursday by his teammates to captain
the Nebraska Cornhuskers during the
gTidiron campaign of 1921.
Swanson has been a leader in
school activities and will make the
1921 Huskers an Ideal leader.
"Swannie" has always played a con
sistent game and Nebraska never
boasted of a harder fighter. He has
played a wonderful defensive game
the past sean and had few equals in
the west
pass.
Nebraska's success on the gridiron
since 189J. If this "alleged" record.
as the Star states, was inaccurate
aud incomplete we will be pleased to
receive corrections or additions from
them to the list of victories and de
feats. We heartily agree with the
Lincoln dally, however, that a history
of football at the University would be
invaluable in years to come.
MARGUERITE KLINKER
TELLS OF MUSIC WORK
Interesting Story of Experience
New York Told by Ex-University
Students.
in
Marguerite Klinker. 12. former stu
dent at the University of Nebraska,
who left Lincoln early in the fall for
New York City to resume her study
of music, recently wrote an interest
ing letter to friends in this city.
She is located this year at 6 West
Eighty-seventh street. There are
I urenir iHria in the hAuse art stu
dents, piano and voice, a few Colum
b:a college girls and one actress.
"Plenty of variety and excitement,
you see. and the girls are very in
teresting." Miss Klinker writes. Of
her work she says, "I am practicing,
studying and accompanying again
besides have the proBpects or some
teaching."
"Concerts are so many and numer-
in receiving the forward .
ious that I can't begin to enumerate
This is one election where politics
I the many things I nave seen ana
heard. I saw Pavlowa and she was
t exquisite. Have had two such in-
does not enter in any way and Swan-. SundayB. One Sunday I
son r.as won uus esteemed nonor to Carnegie StU(lio t0
purely on his merits. Nebraska s-.u , acme comitosen and t0 hear
..Vats are unanimous in their approval I !nterpret their song8 among
of the captaincy, and have absolute were JohQ jindle Scott and
faith that "Swannie" will make ose , c nnvxmahe; happened to
of the greatest leaders In Nebraska's foj. MargTleri.e rttPr. ore of
hiftory. , ,he artists wno san!;. Then azain
I throush Jesie Miller, a former Lcn-
,-co5n:te. I was invited down town to
CUT DOWN ON YOUR EXPENSES. " .,,ar .come poets read their own poems
nu-t Padrax oiuni anti various
Students who are dependent upon
their parents for allowances to re
ceive their education have no dubt
been warned by their folks to ct
down on their expenses as raiicS as :
othrr notables. It is all so interest-
Saw Nebraska-Rutgers Game.
Mi.-s Klinker is a member of Delta
possible, because of the tightening or ;"- - -
1 :u.liis in the Ea.ct last vear under
credit. The Monthly Bulletin of the 5,u l! 5 m ' , .
. , well-known New York makers. She
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City , .
I Tork Cj . ,)artIcuIary at-
.summar:zes the financial condition iti i -ith
. . , tractive at this time r.f tr.e year wtta
part, as ionows; me . , ., .
UNIKOTKSS
WRESTLERS ATTENTION!
All men interested In wrest
ling meet Thursday, December
2, at 5 p. m., in the Chapel of
the Armory.
By order of:
DR. R. a CLAPP.
Zoological Society.
Open meeting of Zoological Society
Thursday at 7:30, at Bessey HalL
H. M. Kennon will exhibit his large
collection of live snakes and reptiles
Commercial Club.
There will be a regular meeting
Thursday In Social Science 305. H.
W. Noble, manager of the New Eng
land Mutual Life Insurance company,
will give a practical talk on "Living
Advantages of Life Insurance." A
short business meeting will follow the
lecture. Announcements eoncernlcg
the first monthly dinner will be made,
Pershing Rifles Attention!
Members of the Pershing Rifles of
last year will meet in the rooms of
the Military Department at 7 p. m
Thursday, for discussion of plans for
the organization this year.
Pailadian.
Open meeting of the Palladian So
ciety Saturday, December 4. at 8:15
p. m. All students cordially invited.
Episcopalian Club.
Meeting of Episcopalian Club Thurs
day evening from 7 until 8 o'clock
room 107. Social Science Hail. Rev.
S. Mills Hayes, rector of Holy Trinity
will give four weekly talks as a part
of the Advent program. Every mem
ber is urged to be present.
loans from farming and stock-raising j
communities has been tremendous
during the past month, with the re-;
... -z . w w r -J
suit mat me reserve cilj uiu-n
concerts anl
! hosts of interesting people, according
' to her letter. She also spoke of the
rs-Nebrafka game of election
this district in the face of rapidly de-.
day which she attended and greatly
' enVved- She met many former Ne-
fcrajkacs at this time and several
Lincoln p.--o;.! who were Eas w;th
the team.
She also :.-- former Vniverti"'
,(i' ?t nj'-e":nzs of the Nebraska
ft:t:t:' nl.j'-h are i.-:d mon'hly in
r.e I'r.iv-J S-At'-i; nnr'rc;!;. Th"
rtee'i.13 she an-! Ruth Arders'-n
:f Kearney, former J'nlver?:' !-,u-.'er.t.
a-ten '.'A togf-'h'-r. M:f - And r---n
'.f in Al'rtsan's inferior decora tins
; ar:rx.ent.
Mif K'infc' r not r-tu: n
(r.'n KT.'-'. f.'T'.LZ-
clining deposits have found It neces
sary to frequently decline to accept
further rediscount offerings from j
their country correspondents. It Is j
apparent that the diminishing de
posits and increasing loans or country
banks have been largely caused by i
the inclination cf farmers to hold
their grain." In regard to collection
the Monthly continue, "the f low.r.z
down of collections from the previous '
good record, which was no'ed in Se;
teir.ber re;"rts. continued tr.rousi
October unr pressure of s'ron? c-,
mand fT money. Country mercsast
rert that although this rW C0A MILLER DEFE2TDS
are large, the break in pnre . d. uylVEESITY NET TITLE
interference with the marketing o.
products Is slowing u? rollec? ions."
Since the parents of a majority c?
students come unaer ui rr.iveri-i-v of Nebraska when she
are directly effected by the decline in j s ,,,.bf.r winr ct
prices, it should be evident to ery- w UMvaaimu ,n
individuiJ student, the fcardh:ps th it v.e, lay afternoon. Accord
parents are going through at th.s V.zn, u of v:,rn n-s A.f.
to secure necessary ready cash '"r.,(.,;c Aj2,3 tv title holder does
their education. We know of mi , . rounJ n tU(
instances to date, where student ? f ,BzU li tournament in order to
have left school because tbey could j j bjjt m ,h
not keep up their former pace. Al-j MjJJ(fr wfn fwo ftof ()f
though many of the students parents
Alpha Kappa Psi.
Alpha Kappa Psi monthly business
meeting. Thursday evening at 7: 30
at Rushnell Guild house.
Agr.cuUural Engineering Meeting.
American Society of Agricultural
Engineers will meet Thursday, De
cember 2, at 7:30 p. m., at the AJpha
Gimma Rho house, 435 North Twenty
fifth ft reet. Talks : Ea:s!
Y. .!. C. A. Forum.
In. E. L. tlinman will speak cr.
"Christian Philco;.hy Compared'' at
tLe Y. il. C. A- Forum meeting in the
social room of the Temple. S . m.
T'r. . ."iay.
t iizn Mili'-r Tn-.f'-ff'.-.Ai t'.'-:r.'l--.
.her title of eirls' tennis champion :n
tt,,, rich In land, merchandise.
etc.. It Is equally bard for them to
obtain ready cash. Make the folks at
home happy by cutting down on your
luxuries and demonstrate to them that
you want to do your bit to cut down
.expenses In the days of tight credit.
FOOTBALL RECORD A NECESSITY.
It was stated In a question and
answer column of the Lincoln Daily
Star for Tuesday. November JO. in
partial answer to the Query: "Did
Nebraska, loss more games during the
last two seasons than In any twoyeax
period In the history of the sport at
the University of Nebraska r that
-The Daily Nebraskan recently pub
lished an ALLEGED record of games
t, laved by Nebraska teams, but It was
.a inararate. also. In
lUWUjyiQlC,
many Instances."
The data used In the making up
of this table of victories and defeats
was furnished by the Thanksgiving
football editions of tbe publication for
other years, it was supposed that the
information was approximately ac
curate, although there u "
-ii.i no tbe scores of
games played very early In Nebraska',
football career.
"Ws endeavored to present to the
three M-fs. f,-l and 6 2.
Mil.tary Courtesy.
The following extract from Spet-ia!
J;-:r r.f.ioii S j. it (Heserve Officers
Training Corps) War Department.
'-1). sr. putiihi'iej for the informaii' u
: tY, cer.cerned:
5S. Military Courtet M.ii'at;
courtesies and cuitorris will be- t b
served by members when under rail:
tary in'ruction or in uniform.
Cadets must obey '.i'H1! r;-ula'icn or
desist from wearing the uniform !:-n
not on duty.
Catholic Students Club.
The Catholic Students Club will
hold a hard times party Saturday
night, December 4, in the lodge room
of the K. of C. Hall. Eats, and ' a
big time assured. Dig down In Chat
old trunk and find a real costume.
Spare no war paint
PROFESSOR BARBOUR
JIT FRESHMAN LECTURES
Speaks to Lower Class Members on
Evolution of Man and
' Animals.
Iron Sphinx.
The Iron Sphinx will hold a meet
ing Thursday evening at the Delta
Tau Delta house, 7:30 sharp.
Xi Delta.
Important meeting on Thursday
evening at 7 o'clock at Ellen Smith
Hall.
PERSONALS
Beulah Grabill. '23. and Nell Wood
have returned from Logan, la..
where they tpent several days.
Iris Woods, '22. and Elizabeth
Woods, '2Z. were guests of Margaret
Laiiharn, '23, at her home In Ktroms-
burg during tbe week-end.
Izetta Smith, of Omaha, will be a
guest at the Kappa Alpha Theta dur
ing tbe week-end.
Ruth Huntllng. '24, has returned
from Beatrice, where she spent sev
eral days.
Lorraine McCreary, '23, was the
guest of Helen Howe, '21, for several
days last week at ber borne in Omaba.
VIberta Tutsy. '22, has returned
from Falls City, where she spent sev
eral days.
Grace Robinson, of Waterloo, will
be a guest at the Alpha Chi Omega
house during tbe week-end.
NtJl Bates, '23, has returned from
Kearney, where he spent the week
end.
Dorothy SwaUlander, '23, and
Geraldine Ntubaum, 23, have re-
L'Blverslry an approximate record of j turned from a visit In Omaha
Student Directories.
Tboe sjho still desire to feture a
undent director, may do so by calling
at the I'nlversity Y. M. C. A.
Commercial Club Pins,
Commercial Clu pins will be de
livered In two weeks to those mem
bers who order them now. Leave
your name and $3 with Ted Mauck.
W, B. Herrick or George Darlington
this week.
Student Council.
-Student Council will meet at 7:30
D. tn Thursday. December 2. In
Faculty Hall.
Y. M, C. A. Forum.
Dr. E. L Hinman will speak on
Christian Philosophy Compared" at
tbe Y. M. C. A. Forum In the social
room at the Temple. S p. m.. Thurs
day.
W. S. C. A. Board.
The W. S. G. A. Eoard will meet at
5 o'clock p. m. today in Ellen Smith
Hall.
Mary Browne!!, Chairman.
Christian Science Society.
Christian Science Society of the
University will meet Thursday eve
ning at 7:30 In Faculty Hall, Temple
building. All students, alumni and
faculty are cordially invited to attend.
Alpha Zeta.
Meeting of Alpha Zeta. Thursday
evening. 7:30, at Farm House. 307
North Twenty-fourth street.
Prof. E. H. Barbour of the Depart-
i ment of Geology, spoke to the Fresh
man lecture class this week on ' The
Development of the World." This
was the first of a series of two lec
tures, it was Illustrated with lantern
slides. Next weeks' lecture will be on
the "Evolution of Man and the
Domestic Animals."
This lecture was in a way con
nected with the previous one, for it
was based upon a theory concerning
the nebulae, which Prof. G. D. Swezey
talked on the time before. Professor
Barbour started out by explaining the
nebular hypothesis concerning the
origin cf the earth. It holds that
the whole present system was once
merely a part of rotating, gaseous
Menorah Society.
Everybody is Invited to attend an
extra-special Menorah meeting to be
held Sunday evening at 8 p. m. in
Faculty Hall, Temple. A very tine
program has been arranged, including
Mrs. Williams, as the principal
speaker, and good music. Important
reports from committees working for
the relief of the destitute Jewish
students in the universities of Eastern
Europe will be given. New members
will be initiated. All Menorah mem
bers are urgently requested to be
present.
V.
S. Civil Service Examinations, j
(December and January)
Federal Board for Vocational Ed. I
Rehabilitation Division, training of
ficer and assistant, placement officer
and assistant, dis'rict medical officer j
and assistant. I
Special field assistant. !
Junior physicist. j
Associate in clinical psychotherapy, j
Marine engineer. i
Special agent. Bureau of Internal I
Revenue. 1
Associate technologist. :
Assistant horticulturist. (
?.limeograph operator. '
Addressograp.h operator. j
Anyone desiring information con- j
cerning above examinations, can ai
Civil Service window, city postoffice.
fSiened A. A. REED. Director.
Bureau of Professional Service, j
Say:
Do you it member the
School ma'am ho used
To end her Christmas
Or TLaLksgiving
Felicitations with the
Hope tl.it you would come
Rack from your acation
Ready for Work? When
A lu;ifl.-d?.-d Uni. prof.
Puiled ihat fame old gg
The other day it made us
So homesick for the fourth
Grade that we allowed our
Attention to shift from
The Bane of ao ion for
At k-a:t two minutes
Which is realyy most unusual
For us. Oi Yes. rally It is.
Matilda Jane.
Did You?
Did you ever
Involve your semdrive
Being in that
Soul stirring event
Of parting with wour
Filthy lucre in exchange
For a ticket borne
AAt the office uptown
In order to
Save Waiting
In line at tbe
Station, and rushing
TTo the train at tbe last
laeC-aereddh ae a.
Clear-headed forethought
And just managing
To f licker a seat.
Explaining
To everybody
How extremely self
Sumcient yon
Were to think
Of it and
Having It he conductor -Cora
down the aisle -Just
as Vou realize
Sickenlngly
That yon painstakinkly
Put said ticket in
Your other coat
Safely lounging In
The closet at tbe
Good old frat bouse
And yon have
Nothing
But a trunk key
And a satin lining
In your
Mesh bag.
Did youT
-udec
K. S.
nebulae, that filled the entire space
occupied by the sun, planets and
satellites now. Now It has been
mathematically proven that all things
evolve. In the process of evolution
It Is probable that rings were formed,
and these by gradual shrinking gave
rise to the planets and the sun.
There are four Important stages in
the earth's development First is the
gaseous stage in which the earth wa
a fluid globe. Next a crust began to
form, and therefore the hot mass
lying underneath caused volcanic
eruptions; this Is called the volcanic
era. The earth had by now cooled on
enough that the rain was able to
accumulate In pools instead of evapo
rating. Thus the ocean was formed;
this Is the oceanic era. Next came
the era of life. As soon as there is
water there comes life, for it is much
easier to live in the water than on
land. Life was in its lowest forms.
Plants came before the animals. How
ever, both of thee have gradually
evolved into tbe present forms of the
animals on the earth.
FARQUHAR
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We're completely ready to
supply you with all the
necessary olothes for form
al functions. Full Dress
and Tuxedo Suits, vests,
shirts, ties, hoes in the
newest styles and quali
ties you can depend on.
Prices unusually reason
able. Select now the things you'll
need.
Full Dress and Tuxedo
Suits to rent 'Careful at
;ention given to fitting.
THE HOM( OF COOO CCXJT Kl
The
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL of MUSIC
Adrian M. Newens, Director
Offers Thorough Training in Music and
Dramatic Art
A LARGE FACULTY OF SPECIALISTS IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS
Anyone May Enter
FULL INFORMATION ON REQUEST
Opposite the Campus"
Phpne B1332
11th and R St.
Subscription Dance
3t the
The Rosewilde
Friday Night
December 3
In order to accomodate those who attnc' the Cornhuskf.
Psnqnet and Party, the dance will be from 9 to 12.
Get Your Dates Early. Admission, $1.25